samāma समाम sam-āmá m. (cf. vy-āma) length, [AV.] samāmnā समाम्ना sam-ā-√ mnā P. Ā. -manati, °te, to repeat or mention together, repeat memoriter, hand down from memory or by tradition (esp. collections of sacred words or texts), [GṛŚrS.]; [MBh.] &c.; to suppose to be, take for (acc.), [Nir.] samāmya समाम्य sam-āmyà mfn. stretching or extending in length, [ib.] samāmantr समामन्त्र् sam-ā-√ mantr Ā. -mantrayate, to call upon, invoke, [Cat.]; to bid farewell to (acc.), [MBh.] samāmnāna समाम्नान sam-āmnāna n. mentioning together, enumeration, repetition from memory, [Nir.] samāmnāta समाम्नात sam-āmnāta mfn. repeated or mentioned together, handed down by tradition or from memory, [MBh.]; [BhP.] (ifc.) mentioned as g. kṛtādi sam-āmnāta n. mentioning together, enumeration, [Āpast.] samāmnātṛ समाम्नातृ sam-°āmnātṛ m. a repeater memoriter, collector or editor of Vedic texts, [Śaṃk.] samāmnāya समाम्नाय sam-āmnāya m. mention together, traditional collection, enumeration, list, [Nir.]; [Prāt.] &c. handing down by tradition or from memory, [MBh.] collection or compilation of sacred texts (esp. any special redaction of a Vedic text), [ĀśvŚr.] the sacred texts in general, [BhP.] the destruction of the world (= samhāra), [ib.] totality, aggregate, [W.] N. of Śiva, [MBh.] samāmnāyika समाम्नायिक sam-°āmnāyika See paśu-samāmnāyika. samāmnāyamaya समाम्नायमय sam-āmnāya—maya mf(I)n. consisting of (or containing) the sacred texts, [BhP.]