1 P. 1 To enjoy; taste, experience, feel, have experience or knowledge of, notice, perceive (by the senses &c.); to suffer, bear, undergo (as misery &c.); anvabhavaṃ ca madhukara iva navamālikāmārdrasumanasaṃ Dk. [Page0076-b+ 57] 121; asaktaḥ sukhamanvabhūt R. 1. 21; Ku. 2. 45; R. 7. 28; ātmakṛtānāṃ hi doṣā- ṇāmanubhavitavyaṃ phalamātmanaiva K. 121; a- nubhavati hi mūrdhnā pādapastīvramuṣṇaṃ Ś. 5. 7; Ku. 4. 41;...

a. [bhū-kvip] Perceiving, understanding. bhūḥ f. Experience, direct knowledge or perception; ayamātmā sarvānubhūḥ Bṛ. Up.

to enclose, embrace ChUp.; to be after, attain, equal RV. &c; to be useful, to help S3Br.; S3a1n3khS3r.; to turn or incline to RV. x, 147, 1 Page36,3; to notice, perceive, understand; to experience, to attempt. 36,2 004904 6915 m. perception, apprehension, fruition 36,3 6916 m. understanding 36,3 6917 m. impression on the mind not derived from memory 36,3 6918