saṃ-vid √1. cl. 2. P. Ā. -vetti, -vitte, (3. pl. -vidate, or -vidrate Pāṇ. 7-1, 7), to know together, know thoroughly, know, recognize RV. &c. &c
• to perceive, feel, taste Suśr
• to come to an understanding, agree with, approve (acc.) MBh. R.: Caus. -vedayati, to cause to know or perceive PraśnUp. [Page 1115, Column 2]
• to make known, declare MBh
• to know, perceive Bhaṭṭ.: Caus., See saṃ-vedita

 

 

saṃvid 1

 

saṃ-víd f. consciousness, intellect, knowledge, understanding (in phil. = mahat) VS. &c. &c

 

• perception, feeling, sense of (gen. or comp.) Rājat. BhP. Sarva

• a partic. stage of Yoga to be attained by retention of the breath MārkP

• a mutual understanding, agreement, contract, covenant (acc. with √kṛ or Caus.of √sthā or vi-√dhā, to make an agreement with', instr [with and without saha, or gen.] or 'to' inf. or dat.

• with Caus. of √laṅgh or vyati-√kram', to break an agreement') TUp. Mn. MBh. &c

• an appointment, rendezvous BhP

• a plan, scheme, device Rājat

• conversation, talk about (comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c

• news, tidings MBh

• prescribed custom, established usage Śiś. xii, 35

• a name, appellation ib

• satisfying (= toṣaṇa) Śiś. xvi, 47 (Sch.)

• hemp L

• war, battle L

• a watch-word, war-cry W

• a sign, signal ib• (○vit) -prakāśa m. -siddhi m. N. of wks• (○vid) -vyatikrama m. breach of promise, violation of contract Cat. (cf. Mn. viii, 5 and IW. 261)

• (○vin) -maya mf(ī)u. consisting of intellect NṛisUp

saṃvid 2

saṃ-víd f. acquisition, property MaitrS

 

 

 

Sanskrit-English Dictionary, by M. Monier William