प्रसह्य

{ prasahya }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

प्र-°सह्य  mfn.  a mfn. to be conquered or resisted &c.

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प्र °सह्य

   capable of being c° or r° ( inf. with pass. sense), [MBh. 2.]
प्र-°सह्य  n.  b ind. having conquered or won, [Mālav. i, 2]

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प्र °सह्य

   using force, forcibly, violently, [Mn.]; [Gaut.] &c.
   exceedingly, very much, [MBh.]; [R.]; [Mṛcch.]
   at once, without more ado, [Kathās.]
न   necessarily, absolutely, by all means (with , ‘by no means’), [Mn.]; [Var.]; [BhP.]; [Kathās.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

प्रसह्य [prasahya]   ind.
   Forcibly, violently, by force; प्रसह्य मणिमुद्धरेन्मकरवक्त्रदंष्ट्राङ्कुरात् [Bh.2.4;] [Śi.1.27.]
   Exceedingly, much.
   Having conquered or won; नाह- मिच्छामि भीष्मेण गृहीतां त्वां प्रसह्य वै [Mb.5.175.6;] [M.1.]
   Instantly, at once; परस्य भूयान् विवरेऽभियोगः प्रसह्य संरक्षण- मात्मरन्ध्रे [Ki.16.23.]
   Necessarily, absolutely. -Comp.
-कारिन् a.  a. acting with violence.
-चौरः   a plunderer, highwayman.
-हरणम्   violent or forcible seizure, plundering.

Shabda-Sagara

प्रसह्य   Ind.
   1. Forcibly, violently.
   2. Exceedingly.
    E. प्र excessively, सह् to be able, ल्यप् aff.

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प्र सह् ल्यप्

संस्कृतम् (Sanskrit) WN

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