vyavahAraH 1 Conduct, behaviour, action. 2 Affair, business, work. 3 Profession, occupation. 4 Dealing, transaction. 5 Commerce, trade, traffic. 6 Dealing in money, usury. 7 Usage, custom, an established rule or practice. 8 Relation, connection; Pt. 1. 79. 9 Judicial procedure, trial or investigation of a case, administration of justice; vyavahArastamAhvayati; alaM lajjayA vyavahArastvAM pfcCati Mk. 9. 10 A legal dispute, complaint, suit, law-suit, litigation; vyavahAro'yaM cArudattaptavalaMbate, iti liKyatAM vyavahArasya praTamaH pA daH, kena saha mama vyavahAraH Mk. 9 ; ( pb ) R. 17. 39. 11 A title of legal procedure, any occasion of litigation. Comp. — aMgaM the body of civil and criminal law. — aBiSasta a. prosecuted, charged. — ayagyeH a minor (in law). — AsanaM the tribunal of justice, judgment-seat; vyavahArAsanamAdade yuvA R. 8. 18. — jYaH 1 one who understands business. 2 a youth come of age, one who is no longer a minor. 3 one who is acquainted with judicial procedure. — taMtraM course of conduct; vAkpratizWAnibaMDanAni dehinAM vyavahAratatrAMRi Māl. 4. — darSanaM trial, judicial investigation. — padaM = vyavahAravizaya q. v. — pAdaH 1 any one of the four stages of a legal proceeding; these are four: -(1) pUrvapakza , the plaint; (2) uttarapakza the defence; (3) kriyApAda adducing evidence, oral or written; (4) nirRayapAda , the decision or verdict. 2 the fourth stage; i. e. nirRayapAda , that part which concerns the verdict or decision. — mAtfkA 1 a legal process in general. 2 any act or subject relating to the administration of justice or formation of courts (of which thirty heads are enumerated). — viDiH a rule of law, any code of law. — vizayaH (so — padaM, -mArgaH, -sTAnaM ) a subject or head of legal procedure, an actionable business, a matter which may be made the subject of litigation (these are eighteen; for an enumeration of their names, see Ms. 8. 4-7 ). — sTitiH f. judicial procedure.