aṅgá ind. a particle implying attention, assent or desire, and sometimes impatience; it may be rendered by well;
indeed, true; please; rather; quick
kim aṅga, how much rather!
áṅga n. (√ am, [Uṇ.]), a limb of the body
a limb, member
the body
a subordinate division or department, especially of a science, as the six Vedāṅgas
hence the number six
N. of the chief sacred texts of the Jainas
a limb or subdivision of Mantra or counsel (said to be five, viz. 1. karmaṇām ārambhopāyaḥ, means of commencing operations; 2. puruṣa-dravya-sampad, providing men and materials; 3. deśa-kāla-vibhāga, distribution of place and time; 4. vipatti-pratīkāra, counter-action of disaster; 5. kārya-siddhi, successful accomplishment; whence mantra is said to be pañcāṅga)
any subdivision, a supplement
(in Gr.) the base of a word, but in the strong cases only, [Pāṇ. i, 4, 13] seqq.
anything inferior or secondary, anything immaterial or unessential, See aṅga-tā
(in rhetoric) an illustration
(in the drama) the whole of the subordinate characters
an expedient
a mental organ, the mind, [L.]
áṅga m. sg. or pl. N. of Bengal proper or its inhabitants
áṅga m. (sg.), N. of a king of Aṅga
áṅga mfn. having members or divisions, [L.]
áṅga m. contiguous, [L.]