sana सन m. (for 2. See p. 1141, col. 1) gain, acquisition (in ahaṃ-sana and su-ṣaṇa, qq.vv.) presenting, offering, [BhP.] sána mf(A)n. (derivation doubtful; for 1. See p. 1140, col. 3) old, ancient (am ind. ‘of old, formerly’), [RV.]; [AV.] lasting long, [BhP.] sána m. N. of a Ṛṣi (one of the four or seven spiritual sons of Brahmā; cf. sanaka), [MBh.]; [Hariv.] [cf. Lat. senex, senior; Lith. sénas; Goth. sinista.] m. the flapping of an elephant's ears, [L.] Bignonia Suaveolens or Terminalia Tomentosa (cf. 2. asana), [L.] sanaḥ सनः in comp. for sanas. sanad सनद् in comp. for sanat (pr.p. of √ 1. san). sanaj सनज् sanáj mfn. ancient, old, [RV. i, 62, 7.] sanam सनम् sánam (am), ind., ‘of old, formerly’ sanas सनस् ind. = sanā (in sanaḥ-śruta, sano-ja, qq.vv.) sanat सनत् ind. (g. svar-ādi) from of old, always, ever, [L.] m. N. of Brahmā (prob. inferred from sanat-kumāra), [L.] sanakha सनख w.r. for saṃ-nakha, q.v. sanaga सनग sánaga m. N. of a teacher (of. sanaka), [ŚBr.] sanajā सनजा sana—já or sana—jā́, mfn. born or produced long ago, old ancient, [RV.] sanaja सनज sana—já or sana—jā́, mfn. born or produced long ago, old ancient, [RV.] sanaka सनक sanaká mfn. former, old, ancient (°kāt ind. ‘from of old’), [RV.] sanaká m. N. of a Ṛṣi (one of the four mind-born sons of Brahmā, described as one of the counsellors or companions of Viṣṇu and as inhabiting the Janar-loka; the other three are Sana, Sanatkumāra, and sa-nandana; some reckon seven of these mind-born sons), [MBh.]; [Hariv.]; [BhP.] (cf. [RTL. 422]); of an inspired legislator, [W.] [cf. Lat. Seneca; Goth. sineigs.] sanana सनन n. gaining, acquiring (used in explaining sani; cf. su-ṣaṇana), [Nir. vi, 22.] sanara सनर sá—nara (sá-), mfn. together with men, [RV.] sanatā सनता sanátā ind. from of old (with na, ‘never’), [RV.] sanava सनव m. or n. (?) N. of a desert, [Buddh.] sanaya सनय sanáya or sánaya, mf(A)n. old, ancient, [RV.] sanaṅgu सनङ्गु m. or f. (perhaps fr. sanam + gu, ‘formerly a cow?’) a partic. object or substance prepared from leather, [Pāṇ. v, 1, 2], Vārtt. 1, [Pat.] sanakāt सनकात् (āt), ind., ‘from of old’ sanandī सनन्दी sa-nandī (ī), f. g. gaurādi. sananda सनन्द sa-nanda m. (i.e. 7. sa + n°) = sanandana, [BhP.] sanatra सनत्र sanátra mf(I)n. = sanātana, [AV.] sanasaya सनसय m. (w.r. for śaṇa-śaya?) N. of a teacher, [ib.] sanaśruta सनश्रुत sána—śruta (sána-), mfn. famous of old, [ib.] N. of a man, [AitBr.] sanadrayi सनद्रयि sanád—rayi (sanád-), mfn. bestowing wealth, [RV.] sanadvāja सनद्वाज sanád—vāja (sanád-), mfn. acquiring or bestowing wealth, [ib.] N. of a son of Śuci, [BhP.] sanandaka सनन्दक sa—nandaka w.r. for next, [Hariv.] sanandana सनन्दन sa—nandana m. ‘having joy’, N. of one of the 4 or 7 mind-born sons of Brahmā (said to have preceded Kapila as teachers of the Sāṃkhya phil.; cf. sanaka), [MBh.]; [Hariv.]; [Pur.] of a pupil of Śaṃkarācārya and another author, [Cat.] sanaparṇī सनपर्णी sana—parṇī f. Marsilea Quadrifolia (= asana-p°), [L.] sanavitta सनवित्त sána—vitta (sána-), mfn. long since existing or obtained, [RV.] sanaḥśruta सनःश्रुत sanaḥ—śruta mfn. = sana-śruta. sanaṅgavya सनङ्गव्य mfn. fit for Sanaṅgu, [ib.] sanakānīka सनकानीक m. pl. N. of a people, [Inscr.] sanaprokta सनप्रोक्त declared, announced, proclaimed, [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. sanavanīta सनवनीत sa—navanīta mfn. along with fresh butter, [Pañcar.] sanaradvipa सनरद्विप sa—nara—dvipa mfn. accompanied by men and elephants, [MW.] sanarmahāsa सनर्महास sa—narma-hāsa mfn. attended with merry laughter (as a speech), [Kathās.] sanatkumāra सनत्कुमार sanat—kumāra m. ‘always a youth’ or ‘son of Brahmā’, N. of one of the four or seven sons of Brahmā (cf. sanaka; he is said to be the oldest of the progenitors of mankind [= vaidhātra, q.v.], and sometimes identified with Skanda and Pradyumna, he is also the supposed author of an Upa-purāṇa and other works; with Jainas he is one of the 12 Sārvabhaumas or Cakravartins [emperors of India]; the N. of Sanat-kumāra is sometimes given to any great saint who retains youthful purity), [ChUp.]; [MBh.]; [Hariv.] &c. sanatsujāta सनत्सुजात sanat—sujāta m. ‘always, beautiful’, N. of one of the seven mind-born sons of Brahmā, [MBh.] sanakasaṃhitā सनकसंहिता sanaka—saṃhitā f. N. of a Vedānta or Tantra wk. sanatkumārīya सनत्कुमारीय sanat—kumā°rīya n. N. of wk. sanatkumāraja सनत्कुमारज sanat—kumāra—ja m. pl. (with Jainas) a partic. class of gods, [L.] sanatsujātīya सनत्सुजातीय sanat—sujā°tīya n. N. of [MBh. v, 40]-[45.] sanaladānalada सनलदानलद sa—naladānala-da mfn. ‘having the Nalada’ (i.e. Uśīra plant) and ‘removing heat’ (cf. 3. a), [Kir. v, 27.] sanadīgirikānana सनदीगिरिकानन sa-nadī-giri-kānana mfn. (fr. 7. sa + n° &c.) together with rivers and mountains and forests, [R.] sanandanasaṃhitā सनन्दनसंहिता sa—nandana—saṃhitā f. N. of a Tantra wk. (one of the Śubhāgamas), [MW.] sanatkumārakalpa सनत्कुमारकल्प sanat—kumāra—kalpa m. N. of wk. sanatkumārastava सनत्कुमारस्तव sanat—kumāra—stava m. N. of wk. sanatkumāratantra सनत्कुमारतन्त्र sanat—kumāra—tantra n. N. of wk. sanatkumārasaṃhitā सनत्कुमारसंहिता sanat—kumāra—saṃhitā f. N. of wk. sanatsujātavedānta सनत्सुजातवेदान्त sanat—sujāta—vedānta m. N. of wk. sanatkumāropapurāṇa सनत्कुमारोपपुराण sanat—kumā°ropapurāṇa n. N. of wk. sanatkumārapulastyasaṃvāda सनत्कुमारपुलस्त्यसंवाद sanat—kumāra—pulastya-saṃvāda m. N. of wk.