pratyaMc · pratyac
pratyaMc, pratyac a. ( pratIcI f. or according to Vopadeva pratyaMcI also) 1 Turned or directed towards. 2 Being behind. 3 Following, subsequent. 4 Averted, turned sway, turning back; Pt. 3. 181. 5 Western, westerly. 6 Inner, interior. 7 Equal to, a match for. — m. 1 The individual soul. 2 Future time. Comp. — akzaM ( pratyagakza ) an inner organ. — Atman m. ( pratyagAtman ) the individual soul. — AnaMda a. inwardly joyful. — ASApatiH ( pratyagASApatiH ) ‘the lord of the western direction’, an epithet of Varuṇa. — udac f. ( pratyagudac ) the north-west. — cetana a. 1 whose thoughts are turned upon himself 2 intelligent. — (naH) 1 the supreme soul. 2 the soul. — dakziRataH ( pratTagdakziRataH ) ind. towards the southwest. — dfS f. ( pratyagdfS ) an inward glance, a glance directed inwards. — DAman a. internally illuminated. — muKa a. ( pratyaNmuKa ) 1 facing the west. 2 having the face averted. — srotas ( pratyaksrotas ) flowing towards the west; Malli. on Śi. 4. 66. ( — f. ) an epithet of the river Narmadā.
pratyaMc, pratyac a. ( pratIcI f. or according to Vopadeva pratyaMcI also) 1 Turned or directed towards. 2 Being behind. 3 Following, subsequent. 4 Averted, turned sway, turning back; Pt. 3. 181. 5 Western, westerly. 6 Inner, interior. 7 Equal to, a match for. — m. 1 The individual soul. 2 Future time. Comp. — akzaM ( pratyagakza ) an inner organ. — Atman m. ( pratyagAtman ) the individual soul. — AnaMda a. inwardly joyful. — ASApatiH ( pratyagASApatiH ) ‘the lord of the western direction’, an epithet of Varuṇa. — udac f. ( pratyagudac ) the north-west. — cetana a. 1 whose thoughts are turned upon himself 2 intelligent. — (naH) 1 the supreme soul. 2 the soul. — dakziRataH ( pratTagdakziRataH ) ind. towards the southwest. — dfS f. ( pratyagdfS ) an inward glance, a glance directed inwards. — DAman a. internally illuminated. — muKa a. ( pratyaNmuKa ) 1 facing the west. 2 having the face averted. — srotas ( pratyaksrotas ) flowing towards the west; Malli. on Śi. 4. 66. ( — f. ) an epithet of the river Narmadā.