atigrahā

1. َتِغرَه

atigrah to take beyond or over the usual measure, ŚBr. ; TBr. ; ŚāṅkhŚr. ; to surpass, Pāṇ. v, 4, 46 , Sch.

2. َتِغرَهَ

atigraha m. act of taking over or beyond surpassing, one who takes or seizes to an extraordinary extent, (in phil. ) = atigrāha.

3. atigrāha

atigrāha m. the object of a graha ( q.v. ) or organ of apprehension (these are eight, and their corresponding atigrahas or objects, are apāna, ‘fragrant substance’; nāman ‘name’; rasa ‘flavour’; rūpa ‘form’; sabda ‘sound’; kāma ‘desire’; karman ‘action’; sparśa ‘touch’), ŚBr. xiv.