An > References for ‘anat́, anat’

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[1] What is the meaning of the word [...] “to stop”. Vár + anat́ = várańa which means [...] command. Similarly, ni – var + anat́ = nivárańa. Now, [...] city, but to that spiritual point.

[1] Ujána: Ut – ja + anat . Movement in an upward direction [...] bhát́i Assam.

[9] In every place one has both friends [...] “shánta”. Sham + anat́ = shamana. Sham + kta = shánta, [...] world.” Similarly, dam + anat́ = damana. Damana is the state [...] over their debasing propensities.

[7] “Dama”. The actual [...] “shanta”. “Sham” + “anat” = “daman”. Damana [...] must have the quality of damana.

[13] Krśńapremánanda [...] Á – krś + anat́ = ákarśańa [...] we think “I exist”.

[11] “Jiṋátvá [...] + ktin = shánti; sham + anat = shamana.

[4] The derivation of vyákarańa [grammar] is vi – á – kr + anat́, that is, vyákarańa [...] developed countries outside India.

[32] The word prasráva [urine], [...] was derived anu – shiil +anat́. The word prasráva was [...] related to the word prasráva.

[28] Then comes jiṋána. [...] jiṋá plus the suffix anat́. The subjectivization of external [...] Jiṋána is the fifth bhaga.

[18] So much for mukti. Now the word tapana is derived from the root verb tap plus the suffix anat́. Its etymological meaning is “to [...] that they are always necessary.

[5] The word jiṋána in [...] jiṋá plus the suffix anat́. The same root verb, jiṋá, [...] not pronounced in modern English.

[5] In sádhaná (particularly in abhidhyána: abhi – dhae + anat́), the spiritual aspirants withdraw [...] complex, so do their functions.

[1] When human beings become restless [...] – rádh (the root verb) + anat́ + t́á in feminine [...] all their thoughts and actions.

[11] To save someone from danger is [...] root verb trae plus the inflection anat́; it means “to save”. [...] of this paritráńa.

[19] There are some words that do not [...] been derived by adding the suffix anat́ to anu-shiil. This word has been [...] but they are still in use today.

[14] Abhi – dhyá + anat́ = abhidhyána. Abhidhyána [...] That is called abhidhánam.

[16] Now it is true that one may attain [...] Sanskrit (a – rádh + anat́ + tá [feminine suffix] [...] all their thoughts and actions.

[16] What is mantra? Mananát [...] the Sanskrit root verb trae plus anat́, and means “saving from [...] liberation, is termed a mantra.

[2] This sprouting – that is, [...] word in a compound word ends with anat́ or kta and the first word ends [...] naviikarańa, and so on.

[3] Some people use the word stimita [...] adding the prefix anu and the suffix anat́ to the verbal root shiil. Actually [...] about the village opera party:

[21] In the case of words, this natural change is utsárańa (ut – sr + ńic anat́ = utsárańa) [emanation]. [...] reading [studying] pat́h + anat́ makes pat́hana but for reading to someone else [teaching] pat́h + ńic anat́ = pát́hana. The verbal [...] grammar it is called vivarttana.

[7] It is a good idea, not only with [...] verbal root vad and the suffix anat́? No, not at all. If it had come [...] are not pleasing or unpleasing.

[1] The subject of today’s discussion [...] the prefix adhi and the suffix anat́ to the verbal root kr. In Sanskrit [...] idea and the locative of base.

[68] The rule for compound words in [...] the second word is suffixed by anat́ or kta then the first word ending [...] bhúta = ghaniibhúta, etc.

[3] The next subject of discussion [...] – á – dá + anat́. It means “to take something [...] indeclinable se is used, in Oriya ru, etc.

[29] The next subject for discussion [...] fourth case. Sam-pra-dá+anat́ is the derivation of sampradána. [...] case-ending or case indicator.

[6] It is important to remain aware [...] ácára. Á – car + anat́ = ácarańa. Acára, [...] digestion and is tasty besides.