1. سَمُد
samud (or und) P. unatti ( ind.p. udya, ‘having well moistened’), to moisten thoroughly, sprinkle all over, water, wet, PārGṛ. ; Nir.
The corpus record — Sanskrit
samudāya
samud (or und) P. unatti ( ind.p. udya, ‘having well moistened’), to moisten thoroughly, sprinkle all over, water, wet, PārGṛ. ; Nir.
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Where it lives
- Chandogya Upanisad 1 · 0.21/10k
What it meant — Monier-Williams
2. سَمُد
samud accord. to some = ‘conversation’, AV. viii, 1, 15.
3. سَمُد
samud mfn. joyful, glad, Śiś.
4. سَمُدَيَ
samudaya m. (rarely n. ) coming together, union, junction, combination, collection, assemblage, multitude, aggregation, aggregate ( acc. with √ kṛ, ‘to collect or assemble’), MaitrUp. ; MBh. &c.
5. سَمُدَيَ
(with Buddhists ) the aggregate of the constituent elements or factors of any being or existence (in later times equivalent to ‘existence’ itself), Buddh. ; Sarvad.
6. samudāya
samudāya m. combination, collection, multitude, mass, totality, a whole, Prāt. ; Kāv. ; Pañcat.
In the wild
- samudāya Chandogya Upanisad chup_6,5.1
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