4. vIta mfn. ( prob. fr. √ vE ; for 1. 2. 3. vIta See under √ 1. 3. 4. vI ) worn out, useless, L.
vIta p. p. [ vi°i-kta ] 1 Gone, disappeared. 2 Gone away, departed. 3 Let go, loosed, set free. 4 Excepted, exempt. 5 Approved, liked. 6 Unfit for war. 7 Tame, quiet. 8 Freed from, devoid of (mostly in comp. ); vItaciMta , vItaspfha, vItaBI, vItaSaMka &c. 9 Desired, wished for. 10 Put on or worn — taH An elephant or horse unfit or untrained for war. — taM Pricking (an elephant) with the goad and striking with the legs; vItavItaBayA nAgAH Ku. 6. 39 v. l. (see Malli. thereon); nirDUtavItamapi bAlakamullalaMtaM Śi. 5. 47. Comp. — daMBa a. humble, lowly. — Baya a. fearless, intrepid. — (yaH) an epithet of Viṣṇu. — mala a. pure. — rAga a. 1 free from desire; Ku. 6. 39 v. l. 2 free from passion. calm, tranquil. 3 colourless. — (gaH) 1 a sage who has subdued his passions. 2 a deified Jaina saint. — SokaH (= aSokaH ) the Aśoka tree. — sUtraM the sacred thread.