prasah प्रसह् pra-√ sah Ā. -sahate (rarely P. °ti: ind.p. -sahya See below), to conquer, be victorious, [RV.]; [AV.]; to bear up against, be a match for or able to withstand, sustain, endure (acc.), [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c.; to check, restrain, [R.]; to be able to (inf.), [MBh.] pra-°sáh (°sā́h), mfn. id., [RV.] prasahā प्रसहा pra-°sahā f. Solanum Indicum, [L.] prasaha प्रसह pra-°saha mfn. (ifc.) enduring withstanding, [Kām.] pra-°saha m. endurance, resistance (see duṣ-pr°) a beast or bird of prey, [Car.]; [Suśr.] prasahya प्रसह्य pra-°sahya mfn. to be conquered or resisted &c. capable of being conquered or resisted (inf. with pass. sense), [MBh.] pra-°sahya ind. having conquered or won, [Mālav. v, 2] using force, forcibly, violently, [Mn.]; [Gaut.] &c. exceedingly, very much, [MBh.]; [R.]; [Mṛcch.] at once, without more ado, [Kathās.] necessarily, absolutely, by all means (with na, ‘by no means’), [Mn.]; [Var.]; [BhP.]; [Kathās.] prasahana प्रसहन pra-°sahana m. a beast of prey, [L.] pra-°sahana n. resisting, overcoming, [Pāṇ. i, 3, 33] (°ne√ kṛ, g. sākṣād-ādi, where, [Kāś.] pra-hasane) embracing, [Kāvyād.], Sch. prasahvan प्रसह्वन् pra-°sahvan mfn. overpowering, defeating, [Br.]; [ŚrS.] prasahiṣṇu प्रसहिष्णु pra-°sahiṣṇu See a-pras°. prasahyoḍhā प्रसह्योढा pra-°sa°hyoḍhā f. married by force, [ib.] prasahyacaura प्रसह्यचौर pra-°sahya—caura m. ‘violent thief’, a robber, plunderer, [L.] prasahyakārin प्रसह्यकारिन् pra-°sahya—kārin mfn. acting with violence, [MārkP.] prasahyaharaṇa प्रसह्यहरण pra-°sahya—haraṇa n. forcible abduction, robbing, plundering, [MBh.]