1. śākh
śākh ( prob. artificial; cf. √ ślākh) cl. 1. P. śākhati, to embrace, pervade, Dhātup. v, 12.
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śākh ( prob. artificial; cf. √ ślākh) cl. 1. P. śākhati, to embrace, pervade, Dhātup. v, 12.
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1. śākh
śākh ( prob. artificial; cf. √ ślākh) cl. 1. P. śākhati, to embrace, pervade, Dhātup. v, 12.
2. śākhā
śākhā f. ( ifc. f(ā or ī). ) a branch ( lit. and fig. ), RV. &c. &c.
3. śākhā
a branch or school of the Veda (each school adhering to its own traditional text and interpretation; in the Caraṇa-vyūha , a work by Śaunaka treating of these various schools, five Śākhā s are enumerated of the Ṛg - veda , viz. those of the Śākala s, Bāṣkala s, Āśvalāyana s, Śāṅkhāyana s, and Māṇḍuk
4. سَكه
sakh sakhyati (invented to serve as the source of sakhi, q.v. under √ 1. sac).
5. سَكهَ
sakha m. ( ifc. for sakhi cf. Pāṇ. v, 4, 91 ) a friend, companion, R. ; Kālid. &c.
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