mil cl. 6. P. Ā. ( Dhātup. xxviii, 71 ; 135 ; but cf. Vām. v, 2, 2 ) milati , °te ( pf. mimiluH , Kāv. ; fut. milizyati , Br. ; aor. amelIt , amelizwa Gr. ; ind.p. militvA and -milya , Kathās. &c.), to meet (as friends or foes), encounter, join, fall in with ( instr. with or without saha ; dat. gen. , or loc. ), come together, assemble, concur, Kāv. ; Kathās. ; Rājat. &c.: Caus. melayati (or melApayati ; cf. melApaka ), to cause any one to meet any one else ( gen. ), bring together, assemble, Kathās.
mil 6 U. ( milati-te , generally milati; milita ) 1 To join, be united ( pb ) with, accompany; rumaRvato militaH Ratn. 4. 2 To come or meet together, meet, gather, assemble; yecAnye suhfdaH mamfdDisamaye dravyABilAzAkulAste sarvatra milaMti H. 1. 210 ; yAtAH kiM na milaMti Amaru. 10 ; militaSilImuKa &c. Gīt. 1 ; sa pAtraMsamito'nyatra BojanAnmilito na yaH Trik. 3 To be mixed or united with, come in contact with; militi tava toyErmfgamadaH G. L. 7. 4 To meet or encounter (as in fighting); close, close with. 5 To come to pass, happen. 6 To embrace, clasp. 7 To concur. 8 To find, fall in with — Caus. ( melayati-te ) To bring together, assemble, convene.