| āti | आति | ātí f. (√ at, [Pāṇ. iii, 3, 108] Comm.) an aquatic bird, [RV. x, 95, 9]; [VS. xxiv, 34] (v.l. ātī́, [TS. v]), [ŚBr. xi]; |
| [cf. āḍi and Lat. anas, anati-s] |
| (= āṭi, q.v.) the bird Turdus Ginginianus, [L.] |
| ātithyā | आतिथ्या | f. (i.e. iṣṭi) the reception of the Soma when it is brought to the place of sacrifice, [KātyŚr.] |
| ātithya | आतिथ्य | ātithyá mfn. ([Pāṇ. v, 4, 26]) proper for a guest, hospitable, [AitBr.] |
| ātithyá (as), m. a guest, [L.] |
| ātithyá (ám), n. hospitable reception, hospitality, [RV.]; [VS.] &c. |
| the rite also called ātithyā (see before), [ŚBr.]; [AitBr.]; [KātyŚr.] |
| ātiṣṭha | आतिष्ठ | n. (fr. ati-ṣṭhā́), superiority, [AitBr.] |
| ātitheyī | आतिथेयी | f. hospitality, [Bālar.] |
| ātitheya | आतिथेय | mf(I, Kum. v, 31)n., [Pāṇ. iv, 4, 104] (fr. atithi), proper for or attentive to a guest, hospitable, [Śak.]; [Ragh.] &c. |
| m. a descendant of Atithi, (g. śubhrādi, q.v.) |
| n. id., [Mn. iii, 18.] |
| ātiśayya | आतिशय्य | n. excess, quantity, [L.] |
| ātithigva | आतिथिग्व | ātithigvá (5) m. a descendant of atithi-gvá, [RV. viii, 68, 16] seq. |
| ātiraikya | आतिरैक्य | n. (fr. ati-reka), superfluity, redundancy (as of limbs), [Mn. xi, 50.] |
| ātitāṃsu | आतितांसु | ā-titāṃsu mfn. (Desid. of √ tan) wishing to overspread or cover, [Śiś.] |
| ātiśāyika | आतिशायिक | mfn. expressing ascending gradation, [Pat.] |
| ātiśayika | आतिशयिक | mfn. (fr. āti-śaya), superabundant, [Śiś. x, 23.] |
| extraordinary, [Jātakam.] |
| ātithyavat | आतिथ्यवत् | ātithya—vat mfn. mentioning hospitality, [AitBr.] |
| ātithyeṣṭi | आतिथ्येष्टि | f. = ātithyā before Comm. on [VS. xix, 14.] |
| ātideśika | आतिदेशिक | mfn. resulting from an atideśa, or substitution, [Pāṇ. iv, 1, 151] Comm. |
| ātijagata | आतिजगत | mfn. composed in the metre Ati-jagatī, [TāṇḍBr.], Sch. |
| ātisārika | आतिसारिक | mf(I)n. like diarrhoea, [Car.] |
| ātivāhika | आतिवाहिक | mfn. (fr. ati-vāha), ‘fleeter than wind’, (in Vedānta phil.) N. of the subtle body (or liṅga-śarīra), [Kap.]; [Bād.] &c. |
| m. an inhabitant of the other world, [L.] |
| ātiṣṭhadgu | आतिष्ठद्गु | ā-tiṣṭhad-gu ind. till the cows stand to be milked or after sunset, [Bhaṭṭ. iv, 14.] |
| ātithyarūpa | आतिथ्यरूप | ātithya—rūpá mfn. being in the place of the Ātithya rite, [VS. xix, 14.] |
| ātiraścīna | आतिरश्चीन | ā-tiraścīna mfn. a little transverse or across, [Daś.] |
| ātisvāyana | आतिस्वायन | mfn. (fr. ati-svan), (g. pakṣādi, q.v.) |
| ātiśāyanika | आतिशायनिक | m. (in rhetoric) an affix that expresses gradation in an ascending series. |
| āticchandasa | आतिच्छन्दस | āticchandasá n. (fr. áti-cchandas), N. of the last of the six days of the Pṛṣṭhya ceremony, [MaitrS.]; [KauṣBr.] |
| ātivijñānya | आतिविज्ञान्य | ā́tivijñānya mfn. (fr. ati-vijñāna), surpassing the understanding, [ŚBr. i.] |
| ātithyasatkāra | आतिथ्यसत्कार | ātithya—satkāra, m. [[R. iii, 2, 6]] or ātithyá—satkriyā, f. [[Kathās.]] the rites of hospitality. |
| ātithyasatkriyā | आतिथ्यसत्क्रिया | ātithya—satkāra, m. [[R. iii, 2, 6]] or ātithyá—satkriyā, f. [[Kathās.]] the rites of hospitality. |