abhiyā 1 . abhi-yā, cl. 2. P. -yāti, -tum, to go up to, approach, encounter, attack, assail. 2. abhi-yā, ās, ās, m. f. going up to, approaching, assailing.
abhiyā 2 P. 1 To go up to, approach, go or repair to; abhiyayau sahimācalamucchritaṃ Ki. 5. 1; R. 9. 27. 2 To come or draw near (without an object); come (as time). 3 To march against, attack, assail, encounter; kuberādabhiyāsyamānāt R. 5. 30; Dk. 30. 4 To give or resign oneself to, devote, attach or betake oneself to. (pb) 5 To partake or share in, get, obtain. — Caus. To send away.
1.abhi-√ yā to go up to in a hostile manner, attack, assail, RV. i, 174, 5 (aor. Subj. -yāsiṣat), AV. &c.; to go up to, approach, obtain, MBh. &c.; to devote one's self to take up (as pāṣaṇḍam, ‘heterodoxies’), BhP. : Caus. to cause to approach, send towards, BhP.
abhiyā 2 P. 1 To go up to, approach, go or repair to; abhiyayau sa himācalamucchritam Ki.5.1; R.9.27. -2 To come or draw near (without an object); come (as time). -3 To march against, attack, assail, encounter; abhi spṛdho yāsiṣad vajrabāhuḥ Rv.1.175.5; kuberādabhiyāsyamānāt R.5.30; Dk.30. -4 To give or resign oneself to, devote, attach or betake oneself to. -5 To partake or share in, get, obtain. -Caus. To send away.