saMgam 1 A. 1 To come or join together, meet, encounter; akzaDUrtEH samagaMsi Dk. ; ete BagavatyO kaliMdakanyAmaMdAkinyO saMgacCete A. R. 7. 2 To cohabit, have sexual intercourse with; BAryA ca parasaMgatA Pt. 1. 238 ; Ms. 8. 378. 3 To keep company or intercourse with, associate with. 4 To agree, harmonize, be suitable. 5 To become contracted, shrink up. 6 To die, depart. 7 ( pb ) To go to, attain (with acc. ). — Caus. 1 To bring together, join, unite; vaDUvarO saMgamayAMcakAra R. 7. 20. 2 To endow or present with, unite with, bestow on, give to; priyasuhfdi biBIzaRe saMgamayya SriyaM vEriRaH R. 12. 104.