Api, Apī, Āpi, Āpī: 15 definitions
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Böhtlingk and Roth Grosses Petersburger WörterbuchApi (अपि):—
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Apī (अपी):—f. von apya, s. d.
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Āpi (आपि):—
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Āpi (आपि):—2. von pyā, pyāyate mit ā; s. vātāpi .
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Āpī (आपी):—f. die 20ste Mondstation [Hemacandra’s Abhidhānacintāmaṇi 113.] āpī, nom. āpīs, von pyā mit ā [Vopadeva’s Grammatik 26, 73.]
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Api (अपि):—
2) [Sp. 304, Z. 24] lies tathaiva st. taithava . —
4) [Z. 11] lies vṛṣṭyāpi; [Z. 28] lies siñcet. durgadeśapraviṣṭo pi śūro bhyeti parābhavam . gāḍhapaṅkanimagnāṅgo mātaṅgo pyavasīdati .. sogar ein Held [Spr. 1178.] api ca na cāpi sogar nicht aber so v. a. lieber als: api cāhaṃ pravekṣyāmi pradīptaṃ havyavāhanam . na cāpi rāghavādanyaṃ pādenāpi naraṃ spṛśe .. [Rāmāyaṇa 3, 51, 29.] —
7) wenigstens, doch, tamen: nāsmiñjanmani bhūtaścettvaṃ varāya kṣamo mama . janmāntare pi tatkuryāḥ kṛpāṃ ratipate mayi [Kathāsaritsāgara 104, 138. fg.] [103, 51. 112, 99.] —
11) api naḥ saṃśayasyānte manaḥsaṃtuṣṭimāvahet . api no bhāgadheyāni śubhāni syuḥ paraṃtapa .. [Mahābhārata 1, 7222.] mit einem condit. [Bhāgavatapurāṇa 10, 28, 11.] — api ist lat. ob.
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Āpi (आपि):—vgl. udāpi, devāpi, somāpi .
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Api (अपि):—
11) [Mahābhārata 2, 2689.]
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Āpi (आपि):—1. adj. reichend in sarvatrāpi .
Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Sanskrit-Wörterbuch in kürzerer FassungApi (अपि):——
1) Praep. mit Verben oder in Verbindung mit einem Loc.(im [Ṛgveda (roth). ] dicht an , hinein in , in , bei. —
2) Adv. — a) dazu , auch , ferner , desgleichen. api ca , cāpi , api caiva , caivāpi und tathaivāpi dass. api — api (oder ca) sowohl als auch. yepi — te pi auch diejenigen , welche. na kevalam api nicht nur sondern auch [96,28.97,20.] vāpi und api vā oder auch vāpi atha vā vāpi entweder oder oder auch. yadi vā yadi vāpi yadi vāpi mit Potent. sei es , dass — oder dass — oder auch dass. na-nāpin na caiva (auch ohne Wiederholung der Negation) weder noch noch auch. — b) auch so v.a. sogar , selbst , obgleich. api ca des yadyapi , api ha yadi ([27,20]) und yadi cet selbst wenn. tathāpi dennoch. In einem negativen Satze nicht einmal. api ca na cāpi sogar — nicht aber so v.a. lieber — als. — c) aber , insbes. beim Wechsel des Subjects. — d) nur. — e) wenigstens , doch , tamen. — f) giebt einem Interrogativum die Bed. eines Indefinitum. — g) nach Zahlwörtern so v.a. alle. Eben so api ca und api caiva. anye pi und pare pi die übrigen. Pleonastisch nach ubha , ubhaya , sarva und aśeṣatas. — h) am Anfange eines Satzes Fragepartikel. — i) am Anfange eines Satzes mit einem Potent. ach wenn doch. — k) api nāma am Anfange eines Satzes ob wohl , vielleicht. — l) ; na ca api tu nicht — sondern [Indische sprüche 5257.] — m) *vor einem Imperat. bei einer freundlichen Aufforderung. — n) sarpiṣo pi syāt = sarpiṣo bindurapi syāt.
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Apī (अपी):—f. s. apya.
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Āpi (आपि):——
1) m. Verbündeter , Befreundeter , Bekannter. —
2) Adj. am E. e. C. reichend , hindringend.
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Partial matches: Pi, A, I, Api.
Starts with (+168): Api-ca, Api-ca-kho, Api-nu, Apibaddha, Apibandh, Apibd, Apibhaga, Apibhu, Apica, Apiccha, Apicchala, Apicchila, Apicha, Apichchhala, Apichchhila, Apichya, Apicya, Apicyadarshana, Apid, Apida.
Ends with (+254): Abhayavapi, Abhitapi, Adyapi, Akapi, Alapi, Ambalavapi, Ambavapi, Ambavasavapi, Ambukapi, Amritapi, Amtarlapi, Anapi, Anotattavapi, Anottapi, Antarapi, Anulapi, Anutapi, Apadhapi, Apratapi, Asambaddhapralapi.
Full-text (+671): Apyaya, Apinasa, Apihita, Apidhana, Anapi, Apiju, Apinaddha, Apyuta, Apiyat, Pinasa, Karhi, Apivrita, Apidhi, Apitva, Apitu, Api-ca, Appekada, Piplu, Apigirna, Svapimat.
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