aṃc 1
U. (
aṃcu) (
aṃcati-te,
ānaṃcace, aṃcituṃ, acyāt or
aṃcyāt, akta or
aṃcita)
1 To bend, incline, curl, curve;
śiroṃcitvā Bk. 9. 40.
2 To go, move, tend towards;
svataṃtrā kathamaṃcasi Bk. 4. 22; also in
avāṃc tending downward,
prāṃc, udaṃc; viṣvagaṃcati, sahāṃcati,
tiroṃcati &c.;
tasminnadya rasālaśākhini daśāṃ daivāt kṛśāmaṃcati Bv. 1. 48 having gone, being reduced, to &c.;
tvaṃ cedaṃcasi lobhaṃ 46 art greedy;
saṃkocamaṃcati saraḥ 17.
3 To worship, honour, reverence;
bhīmoyaṃ śirasāṃcati Ve. 5. 27 salutes; to adorn, grace; See
aṃcita below.
4 To request, ask or call for, desire.
5 To murmur, speak indistinctly.
— Caus. or 10
U. To manifest, unfold;
mudamaṃcaya Gīt. 10. [
cf. Zend
anku;
Gr. ankulos;
L. uncus.] With
apa to put away, drive away; (intr.) to run away.
— ā to bend;
dakṣiṇaṃ jānvācya; jānvāka with bent knees.
— upa to draw or raise (water).
— pari to cause to revolve, whirl, twist.
— vi to draw or bend asunder; to extend, stretch out.
— saṃ to crowd or drive together, to bend together, See
samakna also; to go properly.