pratyakza a. [ akzRaH prati ] 1 Perceptible (to the eye), visible; pratyakzABiH prapannastanuBiravatu vastABirazwABirISaH Ś. 1. 1. 2 Present, in sight, before the eye 3 Cognizable by any organ of sense. 4 Distinct, evident, clear. 5 Direct, immediate. 6 Explicit, express. 7 Corporeal. — kzaM 1 Perception, ocular evidence, apprehension by the senses, considered as a pramARa or mode of proof; iMdriyArTasannikarzajanyaM jYAnaM tyakzaM T. S. 2 Explicitness, distinctness. (The forms pratyakzaM, pratyakzeRa , pratyakzataH, pratyakzAt are used adverbially in the sense of 1 Before, in the presence of, in the sight of. 2 Openly, publicly. 3 Directly, immediately. 4 Personally. 5 At sight. 6 Explicitly. 7 Distinctly, clearly. 8 Literally. so pratyakze in the sight of before the eyes of). Comp. — kftA ( i. e. f k ) a hymn in which a deity is directly addressed. — jYAnaM ocular evidence, knowledge obtained by direct perception. — darSanaM ocular evidence. direct proof. — darSanaH, -darSin m. an eye-witness. — dfzwa a. personally seen. — parIkzaRaM personal examination. — prama correct or certain knowledge, such as is obtained by direct perception through the senses. — pramARaM 1 ocular proof, evidence of the senses. 2 an organ of perception. — Pala a. having evident or visible consequences. — BUta a. manifested. — BogaH enjoyment of anything with the knowledge of the owner. — vAdin m. a Buddhist who admits no other evidence than ocular proof or perception. — vihita a. directly or explicitly enjoined. — sidDa a. determined by ocular proof.