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1 संश्रयः _saṃśrayḥ
संश्रयः 1 A resting or dwelling place, residence, ha- bitation; त्वं सदा संश्रयः शैल स्वर्गमार्गाभिकाञ्क्षिणाम् Mb.3.42.22; परस्परविरोधिन्योरेकसंश्रयदुर्लभम् V.5.24; R.6.41; oft. at the end of comp. in this sense and translated by 'residing with', 'relating or pertaining to', 'with reference to', ज्ञातिकुलैकसंश्रयाम् Ś.5.17; नौसंश्रयः R.16.57; U.3.17; मनोरथो$स्याः शशिमौलिसंश्रयः Ku.5.6; द्विसंश्रयां प्रीतिमवाप लक्ष्मीः 1.43; एकार्थसंश्रयमुभयोः प्रयोगम् M.1.-2 Seeking protection or shelter with, fleeing for refuge, forming or seeking alliance, leaguing together for mutual pro- tection; one of the 6 guṇas or expedients in politics; see under गुण also; संश्रयवृत्तिः Kau. A.7; Ms.7.16.-3 Resort, refuge, asylum, protection, shelter; अनपायिनि संश्रयद्रुमे गजभग्ने पतनाय वल्लरी Ku.4.31; Me.17; Pt.1.22.-4 Attachment (for home, relatives &c.). तथा प्रयत्नं कुर्वीत यथा मुच्येत संश्रयात् Mb.12.293.2.-5 A piece or portion belonging to anything.-Comp. -कृत, -कारित p. p. caused by alliance; यदि तत्रापि संपश्येद्दोषं संश्रयकारितम् Ms.7.176. -
2 संश्रय
saṉ-ṡrayam. (ifc. f. ā) conjunction, combination, connection, association (ifc. « joined orﾠ connected with»), relationship orﾠ reference to (ifc. « relating to», « referring to» ;
āt ind., in consequeuce of) MBh. Kāv. etc.;
going orﾠ resorting orﾠ betaking one's self to any person orﾠ place (loc. orﾠ comp.), going for refuge orﾠ protection, having recourse to (cf. kali-s-) MBh. Pañcat. etc.;
league, alliance, leaguing together for mutual protection (one of the 6 Guṇas of a king) Mn. VII, 160 Yājñ. etc.. ;
a refuge, asylum, shelter, resting orﾠ dwelling-place, residence, home (ifc. « residing with», « living orﾠ dwelling orﾠ resting in orﾠ on») MBh. Kāv. etc.;
devotion to, attachment to (ifc., « devoted orﾠ attached to» ;
āt ind. « by means orﾠ help of») MBh. R. etc.;
an aim, object MW. ;
a piece orﾠ portion belonging to anything MBh. ;
N. of a Prajā-pati R. ;
- kārita mfn. caused by alliance Mn. VII, 176.
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3 კავშირში შედის
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4 verbündend
1. federalizing2. leaguing
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