1. ahiṃsā
ahiṃsā f. not injuring anything, harmlessness (one of the cardinal virtues of most Hindū sects, but particularly of the Buddhists and Jain s; also personified as the wife of Dharma , VāmP. ), ChUp. ; Nir. ; Mn. &c.
The corpus record — Sanskrit
ahiṃsā f. not injuring anything, harmlessness (one of the cardinal virtues of most Hindū sects, but particularly of the Buddhists and Jain s; also personified as the wife of Dharma , VāmP. ), ChUp. ; Nir. ; Mn. &c.
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1. ahiṃsā
ahiṃsā f. not injuring anything, harmlessness (one of the cardinal virtues of most Hindū sects, but particularly of the Buddhists and Jain s; also personified as the wife of Dharma , VāmP. ), ChUp. ; Nir. ; Mn. &c.
2. ahiṃsā
security, safeness, ŚBr. ; AitBr.
3. āhiṃs
āhiṃs Ā. hiṃsate, to attack, make war upon, TāṇḍyaBr.
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