sakāśa

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[apte] a. Having appearance, visible, present, near. --śaḥ Pre- sence, vicinity, nearness. (sakāśam and sakāśāt are used adverbially in the sense of 1. near. --2. from near, from, from the presence of).

[mw] mfn. having appearance or visibility, visible, present, near L. 1124,2 227791 m. presence, propinquity, vicinity, nearness (used in the sense of a preposition, esp. after verbs of motion, such as to go, come, &c, with a gen. [ or rarely abl. ] of a person, or ifc. Page1124,3; e.g. sakāśam, to, towards, near; sakāśe, in the presence of,...

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a. Having appearance, visible, present, near. --śaḥ Pre- sence, vicinity, nearness. (sakāśam and sakāśāt are used adverbially in the sense of 1. near. --2. from near, from, from...

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Part of Speech

NOUN

Total Occurrences

175

Texts Appeared In

32

DCS: helping; useful; favourable | Monier-Williams: sa-kASa m. presence, propinquity, vicinity, nearness (used in the sense of

Semantic Classification

Top Texts by Occurrence

1. Mahābhārata 63 36.0%
2. Rāmāyaṇa 24 13.7%
3. Tantrākhyāyikā 15 8.6%
4. Matsyapurāṇa 7 4.0%
5. Śukasaptati 6 3.4%

Concordance (Sample)

• Mṛgendraṭīkā surface: sakāśāt

  yathāyaṃ devadatto yajñadattasakāśād abhirūpaḥ caitrāpekṣayā tu nīrūpa iti

• Bhāgavatapurāṇa surface: sakāśam

  tasyāhaṃ haṃsarūpeṇa sakāśam agamaṃ tadā

• Rāmāyaṇa surface: sakāśāt

  na parityāgam arheyaṃ matsakāśād ariṃdama