saha
1 saha- ( Skt. ), indecl. , as prior member of a cpd. , or acc. to some also with a following separate abl. , to be rendered immediately upon or after , or the like, of succession in time so close as to be spoken of as contemporaneous; ( 1 ) with foll. abl. , as in Pali saha parinibbānā DN ii.156.35 , taken as two words by ed. and Andersen, Reader, Glossary, immediately after (Buddhaʼs) nirvāṇa ; Senart , note on Mv i.24.10 , and Weller 21 , take such BHS forms as cpds. , and I am inclined to follow them, largely because of the cases listed under (2); but saha seems to govern a prec. abl. , in associative mg. , in Ind. Spr. 1488 aiśvaryāt saha saṃbandhaṃ na kuryāt, one should not make alliance with royalty : saha-śravaṇād eva, immediately upon hearing , LV 62.12 ; 253.20 ; bodhisattvamātuḥ saha-darśanād eva 71.19—20 ; saha-pratilambhād 72.7 , as soon as they received it ; te dāni saṃmūrcchitvā saha-vedanā prapatanti Mv i.24.10 (but this might be taken as an ordinary Bhvr. of Skt. type, with, accompanied by, pain , n. pl. m. ; Senart understands abl. ); ( 2 ) certainly as prior member of cpds , followed by a noun, either an adverbial acc. , dīpaṃkarasya saha-darśanaṃ LV 359.10 ( vs ), immediately at the sight of D. , or in further composition with another noun, tasyāś ca saha-nirgamana-kāle Śikṣ 72.10 , and at the very time when it comes forth ; oftener with a following ppp. , (ekaḥ pradīpo …) praveśyate, sa sahapraveśito ( as soon as it is put in ) … tamondhakāraṃ vidhamayati Śikṣ 178.3 ; in loc. abs. , te saha-pratiṣṭhāpite pāṇau LV 72.5 , they, as soon as (Māyāʼs) hand was placed (on their heads) …; sahodgate 'ruṇe Śikṣ 65.7 , immediately after sunrise ; a loc. abs. would be expected in the next, but instead a ‘pendant’ nom. is used, syntactically disconnected with what follows, sahapravartitaṃ cedaṃ … dharmacakraṃ SP 179.14 (prose), and as soon as this wheel of the Law was set in motion …