ācar carati, to come near to ( acc. ), approach, RV. ; to lead hither (as a path), TS. ii ; to address, apply to ( acc. ), Pañcat. ; to proceed, manage, behave one's self, RPrāt. ; Mn. ii, 110 , &c.; to use, apply, Āp. ; RPrāt. ; to examine (a witness), Mn. viii, 102 , &c.; (with or without saha) to have intercourse with, ChUp. ; Mn. xi, 180 ; to act, undertake, do, exercise, practise, perform, MuṇḍUp. ; Mn. ( v, 22 impf. A carat , ‘has done it’), MBh. &c.; to throw into the fire, KātyŚr.
The corpus record — Sanskrit
acaraṃ
ācar carati, to come near to ( acc. ), approach, RV. ; to lead hither (as a path), TS. ii ; to address, apply to ( acc. ), Pañcat. ; to proceed, manage, behave one's self, RPrāt. ; Mn. ii, 110 , &c.; to use, apply, Āp. ; RPrāt. ; to examine (a witness), Mn. viii, 102 , &c.; (with or without
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- acaraṃ Bhagavad Gita 13.15
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