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121 अदाशुरि _adāśuri
*****अदान्य, अदायिन्, अदामन्, अदाशु, अदाशुरि, -दाश्वस् a. Ved. Not giving, -दाश्वस् a. Ved. Not giving, miserly, poor; irreligious, impious, जघन्वाँ इन्द्र मित्रेरूञ्चोदप्रवृद्धो हरिवो अदाशून् Rv.1. 174.6. यस्ते देवाँ अदाशुरिः प्रममर्ष मघत्तये Rv.8.45.15. -
122 अदेव _adēva
अदेव a. [न. ब.]1 Not god-like or divine, not pertaining to a deity.-2 Godless, impious, irreligious.-वः [न. त.] One who is not a god.-Comp. -त्र a. [न देवाः त्रायन्ते प्रीयन्ते अनेन, त्रै -करणे क] not gratifying the gods, such a food.-मातृक a. [न देवो मेघो माता वृष्टिकारकः यस्य] not rained upon; (lit.) not having the god of rain as mother to suckle or water; hence (artificially) supplied with the water of rivers, canals &c., irrigated; वितन्वति क्षेममदेवमातृकाश्चिराय तस्मिन्कुरवश्चकासते Ki.1.17. -
123 अदेवयत् _adēvayat _यु _yu
अदेवयत् यु a. [न देवं याति प्राप्नोति] Not reaching the gods by prayers, impious, irreligious. -
124 अधर्मः _adharmḥ
अधर्मः [न. त.]1 Unrighteousness, irreligion, im- piousness, wickedness, injustice; ˚दण्डनम् Ms.8.127 unjust punishment; अधर्मेण unjustly, in an improper way; यश्चाधर्मेण पृच्छति Ms.2.111; an unjust act; a guilty or wicked deed; sin; ˚चारिन् committing unjust or unrighteous deeds; so ˚आत्मन् of an irreligious spirit; तदा कथम्˚ भीरुः Ś.5; ˚मय full of wickedness or sin; for definitions &c. of धर्म and अधर्म See Tarka K. P.19. (धर्म and अधर्म are two of the 24 qualities mentioned in Nyāya, and they pertain only to the soul. They are the peculiar causes of pleasure and pain respectively. They are imperceptible, but inferred from reasoning and from transmigration.)-2 N. of a Prajāpati or of an attendant of the sun.-र्मा Unrighteousness personified.-र्मम् Devoid of attributes, an epithet of ब्रह्म<?>-Comp. -अस्तिकायः the category of अधर्म, See अस्तिकाय. -
125 अनाभू _anābhū
अनाभू a. Ved. [आभिमुख्येन भवतीत्याभूः स्तोता न. त.] Not praising or worshipping, irreligious (अस्तोतृ); not coming in front. Neglectful, disobliging; इन्द्रः श्नथयन्नना- भुवः Rv.1.51.9. -
126 अपव्रत _apavrata
अपव्रत a. Ved.1 Swerving from religious obser- vances, irreligious, impious; अनुव्रताय रन्धयन्नपव्रतानाभूभिरिन्द्रः Rv.1.51.9; देवहेलनान्यपव्रतानि Bhāg.5.6.1.-2 Disobe- dient, unfaithful.-3 Perverse. गूळ्हं सूर्यं तमसापव्रतेन तुरीयेण ब्रह्मणाविन्ददत्रिः Rv.5.4.6. -
127 अपूजक _apūjaka
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128 अयथा _ayathā
अयथा ind. Not as it should be or is intended to be, unfitly, improperly, wrongly.-थम Ved. Without effort; गोधा तस्मा अयथं कर्षदेतत् Rv.1.28.1.-Comp. -अर्थ a.1 not true to the sense, unmeaning, nonsensi- cal; परित्यक्तस्वार्थो नियतमयथार्थः क्षितिपतिः Mu.3.4.-2 in- congruous, unfit, false, द्वयमिदमयथार्थं दृश्यते मद्विधेषु Ś.3.2; incorrect, wrong; अनुभवो द्विविधो यथार्थो$यथार्थश्च T. S.; ˚अनुभवः incorrect or untrue knowledge, wrong notion; तदभाववति तत्प्रकारको$नुभवो$यथार्थानुभवः । यथा शुक्तौ रजतमिदमिति ज्ञानं सैव अप्रमेत्युच्यते.-अभिप्रेताख्यानम् Communicating a news in an undesired manner, i. e. to tell a good news in a whispering tone, and to declare a bad news loudly. P.III.4.59. अयथाभिप्रेताख्यानं नामाप्रियस्योच्चैः, प्रियस्य च नीचैः कथनम् Sk.-इष्ट a.1 not as wished or desired, disliked.-2 not enough or sufficient.-उचित a. unfit, unworthy. (-तम्) unfitly.-तथ a.1) not as it should be, unfit, unsuitable, unworthy; इदमयथातथं स्वामि<?>चेष्टितम् Ve.2.-2 vain, useless, profitless.(-थम्) 1 unfitly, unsuitably.-2 in vain, uselessly; तद् गच्छति अ˚ Ms.3.24.-3 wrongly; Ve.5.-तथ्यम् unsuitableness, incongruity, uselessness.-द्योतनम् intimation or occurrence of some- thing or act which is not expected.-पुर, -पूर्व a. unprecedented, unparalleled, unusual; ददृशे सो$यथापूर्वो R.12.88.-मुखीन a. having the face turned away-वृत्त a. acting wrongly.-शास्त्रकारिन् a. not acting according to the Sāstras, irreligious; अयथाशास्त्रकारी च न विभागे पिता प्रभुः Nārada.
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