सकाश

{ sakāśa }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

स—काश  m.  a m. See s.v.

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स-काश  mfn.  b mfn. having appearance or visibility, visible, present, near, [L.]

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स-काश  m.  m. presence, propinquity, vicinity, nearness (used in the sense of a preposition, esp. after verbs of motion, such as ‘to go, come’, &c., with a gen. [or rarely abl.] of a person, or ifc.; e.g. सकाशम्, ‘to, towards, near’; सकाशे, ‘in the presence of, before’; सकाशात् or °शतस्, ‘from the presence of, from’; आ सकाशात्, ‘as far as, up to’ [the fire]), [ŚrS.]; [Up.]; [MBh. &c.]

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The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

सकाश [sakāśa] a.  a. Having appearance, visible, present, near.
-शः   Presence, vicinity, nearness. (सकाशम् and सकाशात् are used adverbially in the sense of
   near.
   from near, from, from the presence of.)

Shabda-Sagara

सकाश  f.  ( -शा) Having visibility.
  m.  ( -शः) Presence, nearness.