2 P. (snauti, snuta) 1 To drip, trickle, fall in drops, distil, drop, ooze or run out, leak out.

2 To flow, stream.

m. n. 1 Table-land.

2 Top, surface (in general). (This word has no forms for the first five in- flections and is optionally substi- tuted for sānu after acc. dual).

f. A sinew, tendon, muscle.

(cf. 1. snā) cl.2 P. (Dha1tup. xxiv, 29) snauti (accord. to Vop. also snute; only in pres. base; Gr. also pf. suṣṇāva, suṣṇuve; fut. snotā or snavitā &c), to drip, distil, trickle, emit fluid, yield milk BhP. (cf. pra-snu): Caus. snāvayati (aor. asuṣṇavat)... m. oozing, dripping, trickling L. 160710 1267,3 256457 See pra-snavana, p. 700, col. 1. 160711 1267,3 256458 See pra-snāvin, p. 700, col. 1. 160712 1267,3...

n. (accord. to L. also m. abridged fr. sānu and occurring only in instr. abl. sg., sn/unā, sn/os Page1268,1; and in instr. loc. pl. sn/ubhis, sn/uṣu) the level summit or edge of a mountain, table-land, surface, height RV.; VS. 1267,3 160716 256463

f. = snāyu, a sinew, tendon, muscle (only occurring in snu-tas, from the sinews or muscles) BhP. 160717 1268,1 256464