sisikshā

sisikshā

ṡiksh

cf. Pāṇ. 7-4, 54) cl. 1. P. Ā. ṡíkshati, - te (in later language oftener Ā.;
cf. Dhātup. XVI, 4 ;
pr. p. ṡíkshat, ṡíkshamāṇa RV. ;
ṡikshāṇa MBh. ;
Impv. ṡiṡiksha Nir. ;
aor. aṡikshithṭa Bhaṭṭ.), « to wish to be able», (P.) try to effect, attempt, undertake TS. AV. ;
(Ā.;
rarely P.) to learn, acquire knowledge, study, practise, learn from (abl. orﾠ sakāṡāt with gen.) RV. etc. etc.;
to practise one's self in (loc.) Kathās. (cf. Pāṇ. 1-3, 2 Vārtt. 3 Sch.);
« to wish to be able to effect for others» (P.) wish to help, aid, befriend (dat.) RV. ;
(P.) to wish to give, bestow ib. ;
(P.) to wish to present with (instr.) Nir. ṠāṇkhBr. ;
(Ā.) to offer one's service to, enter the service of (acc.) MBh.:
Pass. ṡikshyate (aor. aṡikshi), to be learnt orﾠ practised Kād. Kathās.:
Caus. ṡikshayati (rarely - te;
aor. aṡiṡikshat), to cause to learn, impart knowledge, inform, instruct, teach (with acc. of pers. orﾠ thing;
alsoﾠ with two acc., orﾠ with acc. of pers. andﾠ loc. of thing, orﾠ with acc. of pers. andﾠ inf., orﾠ with acc. of thing andﾠ gen. of pers.) Mn. MBh. etc.

sic

(once in RV. X, 96, 1, sécate pf. sisheca, sishice <in RV. alsoﾠ sisicuḥ, sisice>;
aor. asicat, - cata <Gr. alsoﾠ asikta>;
Subj. sicāmahe RV. ;
Prec. sicyāt Br. ;
fut. sekshyati, - te ib. etc.;
inf. sektum MBh. sektavai Br. ;
ind. p. siktvā ib. ;
- sícya AV. ;
- secam orﾠ - sekam, ( GṛṠrS.), to pour out, discharge, emit, shed, infuse orﾠ pour into orﾠ on (loc.) RV. etc.etc.;
to emit semen, impregnate RV. AV. Br. Mn. ;
to scatter in small drops, sprinkle, besprinkle orﾠ moisten with (instr.) RV. etc. etc.;
to dip, soak, steep Bhpr. ;
to cast orﾠ form anything out of molten metal etc. (2́ acc.) RV. AV. AitBr.:
Pass. sicyate (ep. alsoﾠ - ti;
aor. aseci), to be poured out orﾠ sprinkled RV. etc. etc.:
Caus. secayati, - te (ep. alsoﾠ siñcayati;
aor. asīshicat orﾠ asīsicat), to cause to pour out etc.;
to sprinkle, water (plants etc.) MBh. Kāv. etc.:
Desid. sishikshati orﾠ sisikshati;
- te Gr. (cf. sisikshā):
Intens. sesicyate, sesekti
+ cCf. Zd. hincaiti;
Gk. ἰκμάς;
Angl. Sax. seón;
Germ. seihen, seichen
síc

(du.) the two borders orﾠ boundaries i.e. the horizon RV. I, 95, 7 ;
(du. andﾠ pl.) the wings of an army RV. AV. ;
3) f. = ṡic, a net BhP.