sāya

Dictionary meanings for sāya from Apte and Monier-Williams.

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sāya

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Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary

n. (prob. fr. so, see avasāya, avasāna; but cf. 2. sāya, col. 3) the close of day, evening (sāyaṃ-kṛ, to spend the evening, make a stay) RV. &c 1207,2 242681 n. Evening personified (as a son of Pushpa7rn2a puṣpārṇa and Dosha1 doṣā or as a son of Dha1tr2i dhātṛ and Kuhu1 kuhū) BhP. 1207,2 242682 ind. in the evening, at eventide (sāyaṃ sāyam, every evening;, see also below) RV.; &c &c [ cf. accord. to some, Lat....

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Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary

m. (fr. 2. si; for 1., see col. 2) a missile, arrow (= sāyaka) L. 1207,3 242730 n. unloosing, unyoking, turning in RV. &c 152499 1207,3 242731 mfn. intended or fitted to be discharged or hurled RV. (Naigh. ii, 20) 1207,3 242732 m. (in RV. also n.) a missile, arrow RV. &c 1207,3 242733

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