An > References for ‘Ańu, anu’

See also: Ańu-akśara · anuakśara · Anubhasen · anubhava, ańubháva · Anubhúta, Anubhuta · anubhútaviśayá, Anubhútaviśaya · Anubhútaviśayásampramośah, Anubhutaviśayásampramośah, Anubhútavisayásampramosah, Anúbhutaviśayásampramośah · Anubhútaviśayásamprasmośa · Anubhútaviśayásampromaśah · Anubhútermáyá · ánubhúti, anubhúti · Anubhútiḿ · Anubhútivisayásampramośah · Anubhuto · ańucaetanya · anucchúnyá, Anucchunyá · anucikiirśa · anucita · anudháráy · anudhisha · Anudhyána, Ańudhyána

[36] tiivra = excessive; saungharśeńa [...] particles: citta (mental objectivity) +anu (small particle); mánasa = mind; dhátuh = substance, elements; vá = or

[79] sukha = happiness; ánuraktih = affection, love, devotion, hunger: anu – rańj (colour) + [...] living being; vrttih = propensity

[47] As Saguńa Brahma wants each [...] desire to liberate all of them. Ańu or unit means the minutest part [...] innumerable unit consciousnesses.

[8] Ukta means “that which has [...] example, vad + kta = udita [said]. Anu – vad + ghaiṋ = anuváda [translation]; but anu – vad + kta = anúdita [...] There is no such word as ucit.

[4] In the sensation when the citta [...] or “feeling”. “Anu” means “after” bhúti [...] different stages of perception of mind.

[4] [ Pra, pará, apa, sam, anu, ava, nir, dur, abhi, vi, adhi, [...] twenty Sanskrit upasarga s.]

[1] The word microcosm (ańu) is used in the sense of a unit [...] the Cosmic Operative Principle.

[12] Ugram: In the above mantra the [...] Ugra: “Ur” means “anu” i.e., “anu” plus “graha”, that [...] none else can be ugra except Him.

[3] It may also happen that an elephant [...] we usually say anubhúti. Anu means “after” and bhúti means “becoming”. If anu is spelt as ańu it means “molecule”. [...] described as anusarańa.

[4] In the present case, when you see [...] had an anubhava of the elephant. Anu means “afterwards”, [...] gharáńá or school of music.

[134] T́ha is the acoustic root [...] pascháttápa. Both anu and paschát mean “later” or “after”; tápa means “heat”.

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

[24] To find the answer to those questions [...] Puruśa is called anurága (anu means “afterwards,” [...] wants will surely be fulfilled.

[4] Now what is the meaning of “Anubhava”? In Saḿskrta if the word “Ańu” is written with guttural “ńa” [...] “to become” and “Anu” which means following) means “to become the same afterwards”.

[19] STRUCTURAL [...] , apa , sam , anu , ava , nir , [...] Chapter 14 . –Eds.

[2] Chande tále uttálete [...] Jválámukhiir uttápete nácla ańu sav.

[20] That is, pra, pará, apa, sam, anu, ava, nir, dur, abhi, vi, adhi, [...] is called “suffix”.

[12] Ańu means very small. Ańimá [...] the smallest possible particle.

[9] PARAMA PURUŚA. Supreme [...] and a unit consciousness is an ańu puruśa.

[1] ÁCÁRYA m. or ÁCÁRYÁ [...] ÁNANDA. Divine bliss. AŃU PURUŚA. See PURUŚA. [...] The Vedic system of medicine.

[16] PADAVII. See UPÁDHI. [...] and a unit consciousness is an ańu puruśa. PURUŚATATTVA. [...] saiṋcara and PRATISAIṊCARA.

[50] When, in the process of fragmenting [...] of the object, it is called ańu or “molecule”. [...] of common salt (NaCl) is an ańu of [sodium] chloride. It contains [...] kárańáyudha [causal component].

[3] Some people use the word stimita [...] lineage created by adding the prefix anu and the suffix anat́ to [...] about the village opera party:

[12] PANDAVAS. The sons of King Pandu, [...] and a unit consciousness is an ańu puruśa. PURUŚATATTVA. [...] SAIṊCARA and PRATISAIṊCARA.

[43] This Átmá, or Soul, [...] molecule as the English equivalent of Ańu, you will find a series of other [...] realize that Grand Glorious Brahma.

[3] At any rate, sah odanam bhakśayati [...] employed when adding the words prati, anu, dhik, nikaśá, antará, [...] dvitiiyá does not apply to Bengali.

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[13] PANDAVAS. The sons of King Pandu, [...] and a unit consciousness is an ańu puruśa. PURUŚOTTAMA. [...] SAIṊCARA and PRATISAIṊCARA.

[33] Ańimá : This word comes from the word ańu. Here the word ańu signifies “small”. [...] of ańimá-siddhi.