parokza a. 1 Out of or beyond the range of sight, invisible, escaping observation. 2 Absent; sTAne vftA BUpatiBiH parokzEH R. 7. 13. 3 Secret, unknown, stranger; parokzamanmaTo janaH Ś. 2. 18 ‘a stranger to the influence of love’; H. Pr. 10. — kzaH An ascetic. — kzaM 1 Absence, invisibility. 2 (In gram. ) Past time or tense (not witnessed by the speaker); parokze liw P. III. 2. 115. Note . The acc. and loc. singulars of parokza ( i. e. parokzaM, parokze ) are used adverbially in the sense of ‘in one's absence’, ‘out of sight’, ‘behind one's back’, with or without a gen. ; parokze KalIkartuM Sakyate na mamAgrataH Mk. 2 ; parokze kAryahatAraM pratyakze priyavAdinaM Chāṇ. 18 ; nodAharedasya nAma parokzamapi kevalaM Ms. 2. 119. Comp. — arTa a. having a secret meaning. — kftA a hymn in which a deity is spoken of in the third person. — BogaH enjoyment of anything in the absence of the owner. — vftti a. living out of sight. ( — ttiH f. ) an unseen or obscure life.