1. säs-
sechs (RV + [sät, sadbhih], AVP, SBK [sannäm], Käth, Br - [sarsii], u
The corpus record — Sanskrit
śaśī
sechs (RV + [sät, sadbhih], AVP, SBK [sannäm], Käth, Br - [sarsii], u
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Distribution
- Bhagavad Gita 1 · 1.16/10k
- Chandogya Upanisad 1 · 0.21/10k
Senses
2. śaśī
1. śaśī f. See under śaśa.
3. śaśī
2. śaśī in comp. for śaśa.
4. śās
1. śās ( cf. √ śaṃs) cl. 2. P. ( Dhātup. xxiv, 67 ) śāsti ( Ved. and ep. also śāste and śāsati, te; du. śiṣṭhaḥ &c., Pāṇ. vi, 4, 34 ; 3. pl. śāsati, ib. vi, 1, 6 ; impf. aśāt, Br. &c.; Impv. śādhi, śāstana, RV. ; Pot. śiṣyāt, Up. ; GṛŚrS. ; pf. śaśāsa, suḥ [in RV. also Impv. śaśādhi and Subj
5. ṣaṣ
ṣaṣ mfn. pl. ( prob. for orig. ṣakṣ; nom. acc. ṣaṭ instr. ṣaḍbhis dat. abl. ṣaḍbhyas, gen. ṣaṇṇām loc. ṣaṭsu; in comp. ṣaṣ becomes ṣaṭ before hard letters, ṣaḍ before soft, ṣo before d, which is changed into ḍ, and ṇ before nasals) six (with the counted object in apposition or exceptionally in gen.
6. سَس
sas cl. 2. P. ( Dhātup. xxiv, 70 ) sasti (in TS. also sasasti and in VS. sasasti, pr. p. sasat, RV. ; AV. ; Gr. also pf. sasāsa aor. asāsīt or asasīt; fut. sasitā, sasiṣyati), to sleep, RV. &c. ( cf. above), Naigh. iii, 22 ; to be inactive or idle, RV. : Caus. sāsayati ( aor. asīṣasat), Gr. : De
7. sāsi
sA si mfn. having a sword, armed with a sword, MW.
Attestations
- śaśī Bhagavad Gita 10.21
- śāśanaṃ Chandogya Upanisad chup_6,7.3
Deep etymology
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- vol. 3, scan p. 601; entry #6481 Review: Under source audit
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