sañjanaṃ

1. sañj (or sajj), cl. 1. P. sañjati, sajjati, to go, move, Dhātup. vii, 22.

2. sañj (or saj) cl. 1. P. ( Dhātup. xxiii, 18 ) sajati (rarely Ā. te; pf. sasañja, Br. &c. [in some rare and doubtful cases in MBh. & Ragh. sasajja]; 3. pl. sejuḥ, ŚBr. ; aor. asāṅkṣīt, sāṅkṣīt, Up. &c.; asañji, Br. ; asakthās, ta, RV. ; Br. ; Prec. sajyāt Gr. ; fut. saṅktā, saṅkṣyati, ib. ; inf. saktum, MBh. ; saṅktos, Br. ; ind.p. sajya, saṅgam, ib. &c.), to cling or stick or adhere to, be attached to or engaged in or occupied with ( loc. ), Br. ; Ragh. ; Naiṣ. : Pass. sajyate (generally sajjate, ep. also ti), to be attached or fastened, adhere, cling, stick (with na, ‘to fly through without sticking’, as an arrow), ŚBr. &c. &c.; to linger, hesitate, MBh. ; R. ; to be devoted to or intent on or occupied with ( loc. ), MBh. ; Kāv. &c.: Caus. sañjayati ( aor. asasañjat; for sajjayati See √ sajj), to cause to stick or cling to, unite or connect with ( loc. ), Bhag. ; Śaṃk. : Desid. sisaṅkṣati See āsañj: Intens. sāsajyate, sāsaṅkti Gr. [ cf. accord. to some, Lat. segnis ; Lith. segù , ‘I attach’.]