(only pr. p. -ślathat and -śathamāna), to become loose or relaxed BhP.; Pan5car. 126629 992,2 200961 &c, see p. 953, col. 1. 126630 992,2 200962 mfn. loose, relaxed BhP. 126631 992,2 200963

a. 1 Loose, relaxed, un- tied; R. 6. 73.

2 Languid. droop- ing.

1 Disunion, disjunction.

2 Especially separation of lovers, or of husband and wife.

3 Separa- tion (in general); tanayāviśleṣaduḥkhaiḥ S. 4. 5; caraṇāraviṃdaviśleṣa R. 13. 23.

4 Absence, loss, bereavement.

5 A chasm.

6 (In arith.) The con- verse of addition. Comp. jātiḥ f. the reduction of fractional differ- ence.

p. p. Severed, separated, disunited.

4 P. 1 To be separated, to be away from.

2 To burst, fly asunder; R. 12. 76; Bk. 14. 67. Caus. 1 to separate; Me. 7.

2 To deprive of (instr.); buddhyā viśleṣayaṃ- ti te Pt. 3. 183.

p. p. Disjoined, separated, disunited.

See p. 953, col. 1. 126638 992,2 200986