nirgam 1 P. 1 To go out or forth, depart; prakASaM nirgataH Ś. 4 ; hutavahapariKedAdASu nirgatya kakzAt Rs. 1. 27 ; Ms. 9. 83 ; Ś. 6. 3 ; Amaru. 61 ; Ś. 3. 26. 2 To spring forth, arise; anyadarkakiraReByo nirgataM K. 136. 3 To remove; as in nirgataviSaMkaH . 4 To be cured of a disease. 5 To come out or appear (as a bud); Ś. 6. 3. 6 To go away, disappear. 7 To be freed from (with abl. ) 8 To enter into or attain to any state, undergo, suffer.