अह

{ aha (ahah), aha }

Puranic Encyclopaedia

AHA I   One of the aṣṭavasus. His father was Dharma and mother, Ratidevī. [M.B., Ādi Parva, Ślokas 17 to 20, Chapter 66] .
AHA II (AHAH)   A sacred pond. If one bathes in it he will go to the land of the Sun. [M.B., Vana Parva, Śloka 100, Chapter 83] .
AHA III   One born of the dynasty of demons (asuravaṁśa). (See under Heti, the genealogy chart of the demon dynasty).

हिन्दी (hindi) WN

See : दिन, सूर्यदेव

महाराष्ट्र शब्दकोश

 पु. दिवस . [ सं . अहन , अहस ]

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

अह  n.  1. ind. (as a particle implying ascertainment, affirmation, certainty, &c.) surely, certainly, [RV.]; [AV.]; [ŚBr.]
(as explaining, defining) namely, [ŚBr.]
अह   (as admitting, limiting, &c.) it is true, I grant, granted, indeed, at least, [ŚBr.] ([For the rules of accentuation necessitated in a phrase by the particle cf. [Pāṇ. 8-1, 24 seqq.]])
अह  n.  2. n. (only Ved.; nom. pl. अ॑हा, [RV.]; [AV.]; gen. pl. अ॑हानाम्, [RV. viii, 22, 13]) = अ॑हर् q.v., a day
द्वादशाह  n. often ifc. m( अह॑). ( e.g., त्र्य्-अह॑, षड्-अह॑, &c.) or n. ( e.g. पुण्या-ह॑, भद्रा-ह॑, and सुदिना-ह)
अह्न   See also s.v.
ह   1 (also) a particle answering to in a preceding sentence (- अह = μὲν -- δέ), [Gaṇar.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

अह [aha]   ind. A particle implying (a) praise (पूजा); (b) separation; (c) resolution, ascertainment, certainty; and translated by 'surely', 'certainly', 'yes', 'well'; (d) rejecting; (e) sending; (f) deviation from custom, impropriety) त्वमह ग्रामं गच्छ, त्वमह रथेनारण्यं गच्छ Sk. स्वयमह रथेन याति, उपाध्यायं पदातिं गमयति Sk. (g) hence, therefore (अथ); शर्वरीं भगवन्नद्य सत्यशील तवाश्रमे । उषिताः स्मोऽह वसतिमनुजानातु नो भवान् ॥ [Rām.2.54.37.]

Shabda-Sagara

अह   r. 5th cl. ( अहति) To pervade or occupy. (इ) अहि
r. 1st. cl. ( अंहते) To go or move: also 10th cl. ( अंहयति) To shine.
अह   ind. A particle and interjection implying;
1. Commendation:
2. Rejecting, sending:
3. Deviation from custom, (improperly:)
4. Certainty, ascertainment.
E. अ neg. ह from हन् to hurt, affix ड.

ROOTS:

अ ह हन् ड