anAgata a. [ na AgataH, na . ta .] 1 Not come or arrived; tAvadBayasya BetavyaM yAvadBayamanAgataM H. 1. 57. 2 Not got or obtained; varDizRumASrayamanAgatamaByupEti Śi. 5. 14 ; so °Artava . 3 Future, to come; see compounds below. 4 Not learnt or attained, unknown. — taM The future time, future; °taM yaH kurute sa SoBate Pt. 3. 164 he shines (thrives, prospers) who provides for the future; anAgatavatIM ciMtAmasaMBAvyAM karoti yaH Pt. 5. 71. Comp. — avekzaRaM looking to the future, provident thought, foresight. — AbADaH [ anAgataH AbADaH duHKaM ] future (physical) trouble or calamities, illness &c. affecting the body in times to come; °pratizeDanIyaM N. of chapter 24 of the cikitsitasTAna in Suśruta. — ArtavA [ strIpuzpavikAsanaM ArtavaM, na AgatamArtavaMyasyAH ] a maiden who has not yet arrived at puberty. — viDAtf m. [ anAgataM uddiSya vidaDAti ] one who provides for the future, provident, prudent (used as the name of a fish in Pt. 1. 318 ; H. 4. 5 ); anAgataviDAtA ca pratyutpannamatistaTA . dvAvetO suKameDete yadBavizyo vinaSyati .. (where Dr. Peterson translates the three names by ‘Mr. Provider-against-a-future-evil’, ‘Mr. Cool-head,’ and ‘Mr. what-will-be-will-be’).