upacar 1 P. 1 ( a ) To serve, wait or attend upon; giriSamupacacAra Ku. 1. 60 ; nimittajYAn K. 64 ; Ms. 3. 193 , 4. 254 ; samamupacara Badre supriyaM cApriyaM ca Mk. 1. 31 ; K. 326. ( b ) To honour, worship; pratimAH pUjAsatkAreRopacaryaMte K. 40 , 323 ; V. 3. 2 To treat, deal with, act towards; entertain; mitratvena upacaritasya Dk. 71 treated as a friend; BojanAdinA mAmupAcarat 77 , 117 ; tAM priyasaKImivopAcarat 134 ; upAcarat kftrimasaMviDABiH R. 14. 17 honoured or entertained; 5. 62 ; sTAne iyaM devISabdenopacaryate V. 3 honoured with the title of queen. 3 To attend on (as a patient), ( pb ) treat, tend, nurse; yatnAdupacaryatAM Ś. 3 ; maMtravAdiBirupacaryamARaH Pt. 1. 4 To approach, go towards. 5 To undertake, begin (mostly Vedic in these senses). — pass. To be used figuratively or metaphorically, be applied figuratively to any one (with loc. ); tasmAccetanavadupacaryate Ś. B. ; para evAtmA bAlEH SArIra ityupacaryate ibid. ; kAloyaM dviparArDAKyo nimeza upacaryate Bhāg. ; BuktA brAhmaRA ityatra annasya BuktatvaM brAhmaRezUpacaryate Malli. on Ki. 1. 1 ; Bṛ. S. 5. 15 ; pratyAsattyA upacarya yojyate K. P.