AND

{ अन्द् }

गणितशास्त्र

व

Student’s English-Sanskrit Dictionary

And, conj. च repeated after each word joined, or after all. In the case of nouns, ex. by Dvandva comps.; ‘the Sun and the Moon’ आदित्यचंद्रौ.

ROOTS:

चआदित्यचंद्रौ

2 (With adjectives) gen. ex. by Karm. comps.; अलसलुलितमुग्धानि अंगकानि; (with numerals) by a comp. with अधिक, उत्तर; ‘100 a. 8’ अष्टाधिकं-अष्टोत्तरं शतं.

ROOTS:

अलसलुलितमुग्धानिअंगकानिअधिकउत्तरअष्टाधिकंअष्टोत्तरंशतं

3 (In the case of verbs) ex. by the use of gerunds; ‘go a. tell him’ गत्वा तस्मै कथय; sometimes by वा in questions; जात अस्ति ते माता स्मरसि वा तातं (U. 4).

ROOTS:

गत्वातस्मैकथयवाजातअस्तितेमातास्मरसिवातातं

4 अपि च, अन्यच्च, किं च. ‘A. then’ अथ, तदनु, ततः; ‘a. yet,’ तथापि, or ex. by च-च; असुलभा सकलेंदु- -मुखी च सा किमपि चेदमनंगविचेष्टितं (V. 2).

ROOTS:

अपिचअन्यच्चकिंचअथतदनुतततथापिचचअसुलभासकलेंदुमुखीचसाकिमपिचेदमनंगविचेष्टितं

A Dictionary: English and Sanskrit

AND , conj. च placed after the word which it connects with another. In many cases
‘and’ may be omitted in San- skrit, and the connection expressed by the use of the indeclinable participle; as,
‘the beasts assembled andinformed the lion,’ पशुभिर्मिलित्वा सिंहो विज्ञप्तः. —
(Moreover) अपिच, किञ्च, अपरं, अन्यच्च. —
(And then) अथ.

ROOTS:

चपशुभिर्मिलित्वासिंहोविज्ञप्तअपिचकिञ्चअपरंअन्यच्चअथ