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व्यवसाय व्यवस्थापन

   -चा, -ची, -चे
   - संबंधी
   - पैकी

Student’s English-Sanskrit Dictionary

   Of, prep. Gen. ex. by genitive or by comp.; ‘o. great strength’ महाबल.

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महाबल

   2 (Showing reference) अधिकृत्य, उद्दिश्य (with acc.), or by गत in comp.; ‘by thinking o. her husband’ भर्तृगतया चिंतया.

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अधिकृत्यउद्दिश्यगतभर्तृगतयाचिंतया

   3 (Made of) by Tat. comp.: or मय ( यी f.), निर्मित in comp.; or by derivatives; ‘pot o. gold’ हेम- -पात्रं, हेममयं or हैमं पात्रं.

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मययीनिर्मितहेमपात्रंहेममयंहैमंपात्रं

   4 (Partitive sense) by gen. or loc., or मध्ये, मध्यात् with gen.

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मध्येमध्यात्

   5 (Apposition) ex. by comp. or by नाम ind.; ‘the island o. Ceylon’ सिंहलद्वीपं, सिंहलं नाम द्वीपं.

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नामसिंहलद्वीपंसिंहलंनामद्वीपं

   6 (Showing cause) by instr. or abl.; ‘died o. fever’ ज्वरेण मृतः.

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ज्वरेणमृत

A Dictionary: English and Sanskrit

   OF , prep. expressed generally by the genitive case; as,
‘of me,’ मम;
‘of him,’ तस्य;
‘of that man,’ तस्य पुरुषस्य. It is frequently expressed by the crude form of a noun in the first member of a compound; as,
‘best of all,’ सर्व्वश्रेष्ठः -ष्ठा -ष्ठं;
‘lord of men,’ नरपतिः m.;
‘made of wood,’ काष्ठ- निर्म्मितः -ता -तं. When it denotes
‘out of,’
‘from amongst,’ it is expressed by मध्यात् or मध्ये, affixed to the gen. c., or crude form; as,
‘of all men,’ सर्व्वपुरुषमध्यात् or सर्व्वपुरुषाणां मध्यात् or मध्ये. It may sometimes be rendered by the abl. c., in phrases where
‘from’ may be substituted in English; as,
‘of a child, or from childhood,’ बाल्यात्;
‘of a race of kings, or descended from a race of kings,’ राज- कुलात् प्रसूतः or राजकुलप्रसूतः. It may even be rendered by the instr.c., in phrases where
‘by’ may be substituted in English; as,
‘hospitably entertained of the king,’ i. e.
‘by the king,’ राज्ञा सत्कृतः. Where
‘of’ denotes
‘property,’
‘possession,’
‘connexion with,’
‘belonging to,’ &c., it may either be expressed by the use of such words as सम्बन्धी -न्धिनी &c., विषयः -या -यं, विषयकः &c., or by the gen. case, as in some of the foregoing examples. Very frequently an adjective compound involves some of these senses of the preposition; as,
‘a bird of a red color,’ रक्तवर्णः पक्षी;
‘a man of great valor,’ महावीर्य्यः पुरुषः;
‘a woman of great wealth,’ महाधना स्त्री. For the other senses of this preposition, see
‘by,’
‘from,’
‘out,’
‘among.’
‘Of late,’ अर्वाक्, अर्वाक्काले, नूतनकाले;
‘of old,’ पुरा, पुरस्तात्, पूर्व्वं, प्राक्काले;
‘son of a grandson,’ प्रपौत्रः;
‘pupil of a pupil,’ प्रशिष्यः,

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ममतस्यतस्यपुरुषस्यसर्व्वश्रेष्ठष्ठाष्ठंनरपतिकाष्ठनिर्म्मिततातंमध्यात्मध्येसर्व्वपुरुषमध्यात्सर्व्वपुरुषाणांबाल्यात्राजकुलात्प्रसूतराजकुलप्रसूतराज्ञासत्कृतसम्बन्धीन्धिनीविषययायंविषयकरक्तवर्णपक्षीमहावीर्य्यपुरुषमहाधनास्त्रीअर्वाक्अर्वाक्कालेनूतनकालेपुरापुरस्तात्पूर्व्वंप्राक्कालेप्रपौत्रप्रशिष्य