| ātmāśin | आत्माशिन् | m. ‘self-eater’, a fish (supposed to eat its young), [L.] |
| ātmārthe | आत्मार्थे | ind. id., [MBh.] |
| ātmādhīna | आत्माधीन | mfn. depending on one's own will, [Āp.]; [Śārṅg.] |
| one whose existence depends on the breath or on the principle of animal life, sentient, [L.] |
| m. a son, [L.] |
| a wife's brother, [L.] : the jester in a play, [L.] (cf. ātma-vīra and ātmanīna.) |
| ātmādhika | आत्माधिक | mf(A)n. ‘more than one's self’, dearer than one's self, [Kathās.] |
| ātmāmiṣa | आत्मामिष | m. a peace made after having sacrificed one's own army, [Kām.] |
| ātmārāma | आत्माराम | mfn. rejoicing in one's self or in the supreme spirit, [BhP.] &c. |
| ātmārtham | आत्मार्थम् | ind. for the sake of one's self, [Kathās.] |
| ātmāyāsa | आत्मायास | āt°māyāsa m. self-torture, [Nāg.] |
| ātmāśraya | आत्माश्रय | m. dependance, on self or on the supreme spirit |
| ātmādiṣṭa | आत्मादिष्ट | m. ‘self-dictated’, a treaty dictated by the party wishing it himself, [L.] |
| ātmānanda | आत्मानन्द | mfn. rejoicing in the soul or supreme spirit, [NṛsUp.] |
| ātmāvāsya | आत्मावास्य | āt—°māvāsya mfn. filled by the Universal soul, [BhP.] |
| ātmābhilāṣa | आत्माभिलाष | m. the soul's desire, [Megh.] |
| ātmāpahāra | आत्मापहार | m. ‘taking away self’, concealing of self, dissimulation See apa-hāra |
| ātmāparādha | आत्मापराध | m. one's own offence, personal transgression, [R. v, 79, 5]; [Hit.] |
| ātmānapekṣa | आत्मानपेक्ष | mfn. not regarding one's self, not selfish, [Kathās.] |
| ātmāpahārin | आत्मापहारिन् | mfn. self-deceiving, self-concealing, dissembling, [MBh. i, 3014] (=[v, 1611]). |
| ātmābhimānitā | आत्माभिमानिता | ātmābhimāni-tā f. self-respect, [MBh. iii, 17379.] |
| ātmāpahāraka | आत्मापहारक | ātmāpahāra—ka mfn. self-concealing, dissembling, pretending to belong to a higher class than one's own, [Mn. iv, 255.] |
| ātmābhimarśana | आत्माभिमर्शन | āt—°mābhimarśana n. rubbing one's self, [ĀpY.] |
| ātmāśrayopaniṣad | आत्माश्रयोपनिषद् | ātmāśra°yopaniṣad f. N. of an Upaniṣad. |