upa-ni-sad

upa-ni-shad

to approach, set about AV. XIX, 41, 1 ṠBr. Kauṡ. ;
upa-nishád

but according to native authorities upanishad means « setting at rest ignorance by revealing the knowledge of the supreme spirit»);
the mystery which underlies orﾠ rests underneath the external system of things (cf. IW. p. 35 seqq.);
esoteric doctrine, secret doctrine, mysterious orﾠ mystical meaning, words of mystery etc. ṠBr. ChUp. etc.;
a class of philosophical writings (more than a hundred in number, attached to the Brāhmaṇas <but seeﾠ Īṡopanishad>;
their aim is the exposition of the secret meaning of the Veda, andﾠ they are regarded as the source of the Vedānta andﾠ Sāṃkhya philosophies;
for the most important of the Upanishads seeﾠ IW. p. 37 seq.)

upa-pra-sad

upá-stha-sád

upôt-sad

upa-sad

impf. - asadat) to sit upon (acc.) RV. VI, 75, 8 ;
to sit near to, approach (esp. respectfully), revere, worship RV. AV. TS. ṠBr. etc. MBh. Ragh. etc.;
to approach (a teacher in order to become his pupil) Kathās. ;
to approach asking, request, crave for RV. I, 89, 2; VII, 33, 9 TS. II ṠBr. II ;
to approach in a hostile manner BhP. VI, 3, 27 ;
to possess RV. VIII, 47, 16 AV. III, 14, 6 ;
to perform the Upasad ceremony ( seeﾠ below) TS. VI, 2, 3, 4:
Caus. - sādayati, to place orﾠ put upon orﾠ by the side of TS. TBr. ṠBr. etc.;
to cause to approach, lead near ( seeﾠ upa-sādita)
upa-sád

(t) m. N. of a particular fire (different from the Gārhapatya, Dakshiṇāgni, andﾠ Āhavanīya) VahniP. ;
(t) f. attendance, worship, service RV. II, 6, 1 ;
settlement (?) AV. VI, 142, 3 ;
siege, assault ṠBr. III AitBr. Kāṭh. ;
N. of a ceremony orﾠ sacrificial festival preceding the Sutyā orﾠ pressing of the Soma (it lasts several days, andﾠ forms part of the Jyotishṭoma) VS. XIX, 14 TS. ṠBr. KātyṠr. etc..

upa-sat

upa-sādana

approaching respectfully, reverence, respect BhP. ;
etc. seeﾠ upa-sad

upa-ṡada

removal of an impediment to get children Sāy. on TāṇḍyaBr. XIX, 3, 1.

upa-sád-rūpá

upa-sád-van

upa-sád-vrata

upa-sád-vratín

upâ̱-sad

to approach, walk along Kir. IV, 1.

abhy-upa-sad

abhy-upâ̱-gata

(with vyasanāya, said of a sad fate) R.

aupasada

(an Adhyāya orﾠ Anuvāka) in which the word upasad occurs gaṇa vimuktâ̱di Pāṇ. 5-2, 61 ;
m. a particular Ekāha (incorrect v.l. for aupaṡada)

sam-upa-sad

to get at, obtain (acc.) Ṡiṡ.