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वाल्मिकिः वाल्मीकः वाल्मीकिः [वल्मीके भवः अण् इञ् वा] N. of a celebrated sage, and author of the Rāmāyaṇa; कवीन्दुं नौमि वाल्मीकिं यस्य रामायणीं कथाम् । चन्द्रिकामिव चिन्वन्ति चकोरा इव साधवः ॥ Udb. [He was a Brāhmaṇa by birth, but being abandoned by his parents in his childhood, he was found by some wild mountaineers who taught him the art of thieving. He soon became an adept in the art, and pursued his business of plun- dering and killing (where necessary) travellers for several years. One day he saw a great sage whom he asked on pain of death to deliver up his possessions. But the sage told him to go home and ask his wife and children if they were ready to become his part- ners in the innumerable iniquities that he had com- mitted. He accordingly went home, but returned dis- mayed at their unwillingness. The sage then told him to repeat the word marā (which is Rāma inverted) and disappeared. The robber continued to repeat it for years together without moving from the place, so that his body was covered up with ant-hills. But the same sage reappeared and got him out, and as he issued from the 'valmika' he was called Vālmiki, and became afterwards an eminent sage. One day while he was performing his ablutions, he saw one of a pair of Krauncha birds being killed by a fowler, at which he cursed the wretch in words which unconsiously took the form of a verse in the Anuṣṭubh metre. This was a new mode of composition, and at the command of the god Brahman he composed the first poem the Rāmāyaṇa. When Sītā was abandoned by Rāma, he gave her shelter under his roof, and brought up her two sons. He afterwards restored them all to Rāma.]

समर्पित a.

1 Made over, delivered, consigned, com- mitted.

-2 Restored, given back.

-3 Appointed.

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1) to allow to enter:

2) to say that one accepts as true:

1) to perform; to do ( especially something illegal):

2) to hand over (a person) to an institution etc for treatment, safekeeping etc:

3) to put (oneself) under a particular obligation:

1) to leave out:

2) not to do:

1. verb

1) to agree to (another person's action); to allow or let (someone do something):

2) to make possible:

2. [ˈpəːmɪt] noun

1) to yield to control or to a particular kind of treatment by another person etc:

2) to offer (a plan, suggestion, proposal, entry etc):

1) to pass on:

2) to send out (radio or television signals, programmes etc):