abhibala

abhibala Tatpur. n. (-lam) (In Rhetoric.) An appointment

or rendezvous by ruse or disguise; (Sāhityad.: abhibalama-

bhisaṃdhiśchalena yaḥ); one of the twelve incidents of that

part of a drama which is called garbha q. v.; an instance,

alleged by the Sāhityad., is the meeting of Kāñchanamālā

with Vasantaka disguised, in the third act of the Ratnā-

valī. (The first Calc. ed. of the Sāhityad. p. 161 and Bal-

lantyne's ed. v. 365 read this word adhibala, Ball's ed.

v. 375 abhibala and the first ed. p. 163 abhinaya n.; but the

latter can be scarcely correct.) E. abhi and bala.

abhibala abhi-bala, am, n. an agreement

to meet at some place of rendezvous in disguise (the

technical name of a dramatic scene in rhetoric).

abhi-bala n. (in dramatic language) overreaching or deceiving anybody by disguise, Sāh.

abhibala n. in der Dramatik das Anführen —, das hinter-das-Licht-Führen Jmdes durch Verkleidung: abhibalamabhisaṃdhiśchalena yaḥ (the Adhibala [Overreaching] is an inquiry or examination by an artifice BALLANT.) SĀH. D. 375. adhibala 363. die ältere Ausg. ein Mal (161) adhibala, das andere Mal (163) abhinaya n., die richtige Form wird wohl adhibala sein.

abhibala n. = adhibala 2).