udDara
uddhara ( m. ? only in comp. ; to Skt. ud with hṛ; also an-uddhara-tā below), neglect, ignoring : LV 342.8 ( vs ) evaṃ hi teṣa bhavate guru-uddharāṇāṃ (so best mss. and ed. ), for so it happens to those who ignore (the words of) the Master ; RP 37.14 na karmakriyoddhareṇa (bhavitavyam), one must not ignore, neglect … ; an-ud° non-neglect , LV 432.18 -ānuśāsany-anuddhara-, non-neglect of instruction ; in LV 440.4 (prose), for ed. anuddhuratayā, read anuddharatayā (anuddhara-tā, abstr. ; grāhyavacanatām, sc. pratilapsyate), (he will attain a state of having his words accepted) because (they) will not be ignored , lit. by reason of non-ignored-ness . (Possibly read with some mss. anuddharaṇa-tayā, which would mean the same.)