abhinihita

abhinihita Tatpur. m. f. n. (-taḥ-tā-tam) Suppressed.--a-

bhinihita is called ^a. in the Ṛgv.-Prātiś. the sandhi (q. v.)

which is produced when the vowel a in the beginning of

a word is suppressed after a final o or e; ^b. in the Ṛgv.-,

Vājas.- and Atharv.-Prātiśākhyas the svarita (q. v.) which

is produced in consequence of an anudātta a (in the be-

ginning of a word) being suppressed after a final udātta o

or e. The Taittir.-Prāt. calls the latter abhinihata (acc. to

Weber, Ind. Stud. IV. p. 135). E. dhā with ni and abhi, kṛt aff. kta.

abhinihita abhi-ni-hita, pp. √ dhā.

abhi-ní-hita a mfn. touched with (instr.; also án- neg.), ŚBr.

abhi-ní-hita m. ‘close contact’, N. of a special Sandhi (by which final e and o are brought into close contact with the initial a of the following word, which in the old language probably was not entirely suppressed), Prāt.

abhi-ní-hita b See abhi-ni-√ dhā.

abhi-nihita- a. v. touché par.

abhinihita s. dhā mit abhi + ni .

abhinihita Partic. von dhā , dadhāti mit abhini.