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antarअन्तर्antár ind. within, between, amongst, in the middle or interior. (As a prep. with loc.) in the middle, in, between, into; (with acc.) between; (with gen.) in, in the middle. (ifc.) in, into, in the middle of, between, out of the midst of
[cf. Zend antarě; Lat. inter; Goth. undar].
is sometimes compounded with a following word like an adjective, meaning interior, internal, intermediate.
antarāअन्तराantarā́ ind. in the middle, inside, within, among, between
on the way, by the way
near, nearly, almost
in the meantime, now and then
for some time
(with acc. and loc.) between, during, without.
antarā ca — antarā ca, (with two accusatives of places) = ‘between — and —’, [Divyāv.]
antaraअन्तरántara mf(A)n. being in the interior, interior
near, proximate, related, intimate
lying adjacent to
distant
different from
exterior
ántara n. the interior
a hole, opening
the interior part of a thing, the contents
soul, heart, supreme soul
interval, intermediate space or time
period
term
opportunity, occasion
place
distance, absence
difference, remainder
property, peculiarity
weakness, weak side
representation
surety, guaranty
respect, regard
(ifc.), different, other, another, e.g. deśāntaram, another country
[cf. Goth. anthar, Thema anthara; Lith. antra-s, ‘the second’; Lat. alter].
[cf. Goth. anthar, Theme anthara; Lith. antra-s, ‘the second’; Lat. alter].
antareअन्तरेind. amidst, among, between
with regard to, for the sake of, on account of.
antariअन्तरिantar-√ i -ayati to come between, [Mṛcch.]; (perf. -ayāṃ cakāra) to conceal, cause to disappear, [Śiś. iii, 24]; -eti to stand in any one's way, separate; to exclude from (abl., rarely gen.); to pass over, omit; to disappear: Intens. -īyate, to walk to and fro between (as a mediator), [RV.]
antarāsअन्तरास्antar-√ ās to sit down into (acc.), [RV. ix, 78, 3.]
antarbhūअन्तर्भूantár-√ bhū to be (contained or inherent or implied) in [RV. vii, 86, 2], &c.
antardhāअन्तर्धाantar—dhā &c. See s.v. antar-√ dhā, p. 44.
antar-√ dhā Ā. -dhatte, to place within, deposit; to receive within; to hide, conceal, obscure; to hide one's self: Pass. -dhīyate to be received within, to be absorbed; to be rendered invisible; to disappear, vanish; to cease: Caus. -dhāpayati; to render invisible, to cause to disappear.
antar-dhā f. concealment, covering, [Pāṇ.], Sch.
antardhiअन्तर्धिantar-dhí (is), m. concealment, covering, [AV.]
disappearance
interim, meantime, [ṢaḍvBr.]
antaramअन्तरम्ánta°ram ind. in the interior, within
antargāअन्तर्गाantár-√ 1. gā to go between, [RV.]; to separate, exclude from (with abl.), [ŚBr.]
antariṣअन्तरिष्antár-√ 3. iṣ (3. pl. -icchanti) to wish, long for, [RV. viii, 72, 3.]
antarjaअन्तर्जantar—ja mfn. bred in the interior (of the body, as a worm).
antaryaअन्तर्यmfn. interior, (g. dig-ādi, q.v.)
antarādhāअन्तराधाantar-ā-√ dhā Ā. -dhatte, to receive into one's self, contain, [RV. ix, 73, 8]; [ŚBr.]
antarālaअन्तरालantar—āla or antar—ālaka [[L.]], n. intermediate space (e), loc. ind. in the midst, in midway (āla is probably for ālaya).
antar-āla See s.v. antar.
antarāleअन्तरालेantar—āla or antar—ālaka [[L.]], n. intermediate space (e), loc. ind. in the midst, in midway (āla is probably for ālaya).
antarāyaअन्तरायantar—āya See antar-√ i.
See antar-√ i.
antar-āya m. intervention, obstacle.
antarīkṛअन्तरीकृantarī-√ kṛ (P. -karoti), to take in the middle, [Hariv.]
antarīpaअन्तरीपantar—īpa n. (fr. 2. ap), an island, [Pāṇ. vi, 3, 97.]
antarīyaअन्तरीयn. an under or lower garment, [Gobh. i, 2, 21]; [L.]
antarañjअन्तरञ्ज्antar-√ añj to assume, take up into one's self, [VS.]
antaradaअन्तरदántara—da mfn. (√ 3. dā), cutting or hurting the interior or heart.
antarataअन्तरतanta—rata mfn. delighting in destruction.
antarayaअन्तरयantar-aya &c. See antar-√ i.
antar-aya m. impediment, hindrance, [ĀpŚr.] (cf. án-antaraya.)
antar-aya Nom. P. -ayati See antar-√ i.
antardiśअन्तर्दिश्antar—diś f. = -deśá below, [MānGṛ.]
antareṇaअन्तरेणántareṇa ind. amidst, between
(with acc.) within, between, amidst, during
except, without, with regard to, with reference to, on account of.
antareṣaअन्तरेषanta°reṣa m. the space between the two shafts of a carriage, [ĀpŚr.]
antargamअन्तर्गम्antár-√ gam to go between (so as to exclude from [abl.]), [ŚBr.]
antarhanअन्तर्हन्antar-√ han forms the ind.p. -hatya, [Pāṇ. i, 4, 65], Sch., and the Pass. -haṇyate, [Pāṇ. viii, 4, 24], Sch.
antaritaअन्तरितantár-ita mfn. gone within, interior, hidden, concealed, screened, shielded
departed, retired, withdrawn, disappeared, perished
separated, excluded
impeded
antár-ita n. (?) remainder (in arithmetic)
a technical term in architecture.
antaritiअन्तरितिantar—iti (antár-), excluding, [MaitrS.]
antár-iti f. exclusion, [MaitrS.]
antarvasअन्तर्वस्antar-√ 5. vas to dwell inside, abide in the interior, [Śiś.]; to stop in the midst of [MBh.] (cf. antar-uṣya s.v. antár.)
antarvatअन्तर्वत्antár—vat (antár-), mf(vatI [RV.] or vatnI)n. pregnant, [RV.] &c.
antaryamअन्तर्यम्antár-√ yam (Imper. 2. sg. -yaccha) to hinder, stop, [RV. x, 102, 3]; [VS.]; [TS.]; (Imper. -yacchatu) to keep inside, [ĀśvGṛ.]
antarāṃsaअन्तरांसm. the part of the body between the shoulders, the breast, [ŚBr.]
antarādiśअन्तरादिश्antarā-diś f. = antardiśā́, q.v.
antarbhāvaअन्तर्भावantar—bhāva &c. See antár-√ bhū, p. 44, col. 2.
antar-bhāva m. the being included by (loc.), internal or inherent nature or disposition.
disappearance, [Daś.]
antarbhaumaअन्तर्भौमantar—bhauma mfn. being in the interior of the earth, subterranean, [R.]
antarbhūmiअन्तर्भूमिantar—bhūmi f. the inner part of the earth.
antar-bhūmi See s.v. antár.
antarbhūtaअन्तर्भूतantar-bhūta mfn. being within, internal, inner.
mfn. (ifc.) being or contained in anything, ib.
antarbhavaअन्तर्भवantar-bhava mfn. being within, inward, internal, generated internally.
antarbhedaअन्तर्भेदantar—bheda m. inner division, [Mcar.]
antardhānaअन्तर्धानantar-dhāna n. disappearance, invisibility
antardhānam √ i or √ gam, to disappear
antar-dhāna m. N. of a son of Pṛthu.
antardhanaअन्तर्धनantar—dhana n. a hidden or inner treasure, [Kāv.]
antarghātaअन्तर्घातantar—ghaṇa or antar—ghana or antar—ghāta, m. a place between the entrance-door and the house N. of a village, [Pāṇ. iii, 3, 78], Sch.
antarghaṇaअन्तर्घणantar—ghaṇa or antar—ghana or antar—ghāta, m. a place between the entrance-door and the house N. of a village, [Pāṇ. iii, 3, 78], Sch.
antarghanaअन्तर्घनantar—ghaṇa or antar—ghana or antar—ghāta, m. a place between the entrance-door and the house N. of a village, [Pāṇ. iii, 3, 78], Sch.
antarīkṣaअन्तरीक्षn. = antárikṣa.
antaraṅgaअन्तरङ्गantar—aṅga mfn. interior, proximate, related, being essential to, or having reference to the essential part of the aṅga or base of a word
antar—aṅga n. any interior part of the body, [VarBṛS.]
antaragniअन्तरग्निantar—agni m. the interior fire, digestive force, [Suśr.]
antar—agni mfn. being in the fire, [Kauś.]
antarajñaअन्तरज्ञantara—jña mfn. knowing the interior, prudent, provident, foreseeing.
antarasthaअन्तरस्थantara—sthá mfn. interposed, internal, situated inside, inward
separate, apart.
antaratasअन्तरतस्antara—tás ind. in the interior, within
antara—tás ind. internally, inside, within, [ŚBr.]; [Śulbas.]; [R.]
within (as prepos. with gen.), [ŚBr.]
antardāhaअन्तर्दाहantar—dāha m. internal heat, or fever.
antardāvaअन्तर्दावantar—dāvá m. the middle of a fire, [AV.]
antardaśāअन्तर्दशाantar—daśā f. (in astrol.) intermediate period.
antardeśaअन्तर्देशantar—deśá m. an intermediate region of the compass, [AV.]
antargaṇaअन्तर्गणantar—gaṇa m. a Gaṇa contained in another Gaṇa, [Pāṇ. i, 1, 74], Sch.
antargaḍuअन्तर्गडुantar—gaḍu mfn. ‘having worms within’, unprofitable, useless.
antargataअन्तर्गतantar—gata &c. See antar-√ gam.
antar-gata or -gāmin, mfn. gone between or into, being in, included in; being in the interior, internal, hidden, secret; disappeared, perished; slipped out of the memory, forgotten.
antargehaअन्तर्गेहantar—gṛha or antar—geha, n. interior of the house, inner apartment; (am), ind. in the interior of a house.
antargṛhaअन्तर्गृहantar—gṛha or antar—geha, n. interior of the house, inner apartment; (am), ind. in the interior of a house.
antargiriअन्तर्गिरिantar—giri m. ‘situated among the mountains’, N. of a country, [MBh.]
antarhāsaअन्तर्हासantar—hāsa m. laughing inwardly
suppressed laughter
antarhitaअन्तर्हितantar—hita &c. See antar-√ dhā, p. 44.
antar-hita mfn. placed between, separated
covered, concealed, hidden, made invisible, vanished, invisible
hidden from (with abl.)
antarhitiअन्तर्हितिantár—hiti (antár-), f. concealment, [TBr.]
antarikṣaअन्तरिक्षantárikṣa n. the intermediate space between heaven and earth
(in the Veda) the middle of the three spheres or regions of life
the atmosphere or sky
the air
talc.
antarjānuअन्तर्जानुantar—jānu ind. between the knees
holding the hands between the knees, [Hcat.]
antar—jānu mfn. holding the hands between the knees.
antarjātaअन्तर्जातantar—jāta mfn. inborn, inbred, innate.
antarjanaअन्तर्जनantar—jana m. pl. the inhabitants of a house, [Lalit.]
antarlīnaअन्तर्लीनantar—līna mfn. inherent.
antarlomaअन्तर्लोमantár—loma (antár-), mfn. (said of anything) the hairy side of which is turned inwards, [MaitrS.]
covered with hair on the inner side.
antarmṛtaअन्तर्मृतantar—mṛta mfn. still-born, [Suśr.]
antarmodaअन्तर्मोदantar—moda m. inner joy, [Mālatīm.]
antarmukhaअन्तर्मुखantar—mukha mfn. going into the mouth
turned inwards, [Mcar.]
antar—mukha n. a kind of scissors used in surgery, [Suśr.]
antar—mukha n. the interior of the mouth, [Vām.]
antaruṣyaअन्तरुष्यantar—uṣya m. (√ 5. vas), an intermediate resting-place, [KauṣBr.]
cf. daśāntaruṣyá.
antarvāṇiअन्तर्वाणिantar—vāṇi mfn. skilled in sacred sciences.
antarvaṇaअन्तर्वणantar—vaṇa mfn. situated in a forest, [Pāṇ.]
antarvamiअन्तर्वमिantar—vami m. flatulence, indigestion.
antarvasuअन्तर्वसुantar—vasu m. N. of a Soma sacrifice, [KātyŚr.]
antarvedīअन्तर्वेदीantar—vedī (ī), f. the Doab or district between the Gaṅgā and Yamunā rivers
antarvediअन्तर्वेदिantar—vedí ind. within the sacrificial ground, [ŚBr.] &c.
antar—vedí (ayas), m. pl. N. of the people living there, [R.]
antarvegaअन्तर्वेगantar—vega m. internal uneasiness or anxiety
inward fever.
antaryāgaअन्तर्यागantar—yāga m. inner sacrifice, [Cat.]
antaryāmaअन्तर्यामantar—yāmá m. a Soma libation performed with suppression of the breath and voice, [VS.]; [ŚBr.] &c.
speaking to one's self, unheard by another, [L.]
antaryogaअन्तर्योगantar—yoga m. deep thought, abstraction.
antarābharaअन्तराभरantarā-bhará See antarā́.
antarā-bhará mfn. bringing close to, procuring, [RV. viii, 32, 12.]
antarādhānaअन्तराधानantár—ādhāna (antár-), mfn. ‘having a bit inside’, bridled, [TBr.]
antarāgāraअन्तरागारantar—āgāra m. the interior of a house, [Yājñ.]
antarāgamaअन्तरागमantar—āgama m. (in Gr.) an additional augment between two letters.
antarākāśaअन्तराकाशantar—ākāśa m. intermediate place, [KauṣBr.]
the sacred ether or Brahma in the interior part or soul of man.
antarākūṭaअन्तराकूटantar—ākūṭa n. hidden intention.
antarālakaअन्तरालकantar—āla or antar—ālaka [[L.]], n. intermediate space (e), loc. ind. in the midst, in midway (āla is probably for ālaya).
antarālakeअन्तरालकेantar—āla or antar—ālaka [[L.]], n. intermediate space (e), loc. ind. in the midst, in midway (āla is probably for ālaya).
antarāpaṇaअन्तरापणantar—āpaṇa m. a market inside (a town), [R.]
antarārāmaअन्तरारामantar—ārāma mfn. rejoicing in one's self (not in the exterior world), [Bhag.]
antarātmanअन्तरात्मन्antar—ātmán m. the soul
the internal feelings, the heart or mind, [MaitrS.] &c.
antarāvedīअन्तरावेदीantarā-vedī f. a veranda resting on columns, [L.]
antarbhinnaअन्तर्भिन्नantar—bhinna mfn. inwardly divided or torn, [Mālatīm.]