abhyāsena

abhy√ 1. aś aśnoti, (frequently Opt. or Prec. 1. sg. aśyām, 3. sg. aśyās [ RV. iv, 5, 7 ], 1. pl. aśyāma; aor. P. ānaṭ and Ā. āṣṭa; perf. 1. pl. ānaśma, 3. pl. ānaśuḥ) to pervade, reach to, gain, RV. ; ( Subj. 1. du. aśnavāva, 1. pl. aśnavāma) to overpower, RV.

1. abhy√ 1. as asti (1. pl. abhiṣmas, but 3. pl. abhisanti and pr. p. abhisat [according to Pāṇ. viii, 3, 87 abhismas, but abhiṣanti and abhiṣat]; Subj. asat, 1. pl. asāma, 3. pl. asan; Pot. sg. ṣyām, ṣyās, ṣyāt, 1. and 3. pl. ṣyāma, ṣyuḥ or ṣyuḥ; perf. 1. sg. āsa) to be over, reign over, excel, surpass, overpower, RV. ; AV. ; to fall to one's share, Pāṇ. i, 4, 91.

2. abhy√ 2. as ( ind.p. asya) to throw towards or upon, ŚBr. ; AitBr. ; ( p. gen. sg. asyatas) to throw (as arrows), MBh. i, 5479 ; to add, Śulb. : P. (rarely Ā. ) asyati (but also Pot. aset, Mn. ; p. asat, MBh. iii, 1450 ; R. ; Yājñ. iii, 204 : Ā. asate, Mn. iv, 149 ) to concentrate one's attention upon ( acc. ), practise, exercise, study, MBh. &c.; to repeat, double; to multiply, Sūryas. &c.: Caus. to cause to practise or study, teach Comm. on Śiś. ix, 79.