As > References for ‘asmákam, asmákaḿ, asmakaḿ’

See also: asmad · asmadam · asman · asmi · asmin · asmitá, asmita · asmyaham

[2] I told you that there must not [...] pracodayát. Vo nah dhiyo asmákaḿ dhiyoasmákaḿ buddhi [...] vayaḿ dhyánaḿ kurmah.

[6] Bhúh, bhuvah, svah, mahah [...] intellect] . Nah means asmákaḿ [“our”]. Nah dhiyo pracodayát. Yo asmákaḿ dhiyo. Dhiyo , that is, intellect, [...] is Creator of the seven strata].

[15] Dhiyo jo nah pracodayát [...] “our”. In Sanskrit it is asmákam and in Vedic Sanskrit nah . Since it is an old portion of the Rgveda, asmákam is not used here but rather [...] nah are somewhat the same.

[16] By studying the Sanskrit language, [...] Rgvedic. But if we find idaḿ asmákaḿ grhaḿ asti, we should conclude [...] recognition to prapattiváda.

[3] “No buddhyá” – “Nah” means “asmákam”, “our”. “Let [...] attached to public welfare.”

[4] In the Savitr Rk it has also been [...] pracodayát,” or “Ya asmákam dhiiyo pracodayát.” [...] “guide towards bliss”.

[5] This is the “Savitr Rk”, [...] Dhii buddhih medhá yah nah asmákaḿ sah asmakaḿ dhii pracodayát saḿvidhámaḿ [...] 1 )

[33] I mentioned earlier that Sanskrit [...] ávayoh it is nao, and for asmákam it is nah. In the case of Hindi [...] are used when the voice changes.

[13] The average longevity of a script [...] Saḿskrta are “mam,” “asmákam” and “nah” respectively in Vedic. “Mam,” “asmákam” and “nah” in Saḿskrta [...] Saḿskrta is, “Idaḿ asmákaḿ grham asti.” In Vedic it [...] is my house” is “Tad asmakaḿ grham asti” in Saḿskrta, [...] not of Saḿskrta origin.