amuktaa-mukta, as, ā, am, not loosed, not let go; not liberated from birth and death; (am), n. a weapon that is always grasped and not thrown, as a knife, a sword, &c. —Amukta-hasta, as, ā,am, one whose hand is not open (to give); sparing; stingy; frugal, prudent.
amuktaa.1 Not loosened, not (pb) let go. 2 Not liberated from recurring birth and death, not having got final beatitude. —ktaṃ A weapon (a knife, sword &c.) that is always grasped and not thrown. Comp.—hastaa. one whose hand is not open or free (to give), sparing, stingy (in a bad sense); frugal, economical, prudent (in a good sense); sadā prahṛṣṭayā bhāvyaṃ vyaye cāmuktahastayā Ms. 5. 150.
amuktaa.1 Not loosened, not let go. -2 Not liberated from recurring birth and death, not having got final beatitude. -ktam A weapon (a knife, sword &c.) that is always grasped and not thrown. caturvidhamāyudham | muktamamuktaṃ muktāmuktaṃ yantramuktaṃ ceti Dhanur. V.4. -Comp. -hastaa. one whose hand is not open or free (to give), sparing, stingy (in a bad sense); frugal, economical, prudent (in a good sense); sadā prahṛṣṭayā bhāvyaṃ vyaye cāmuktahastayā Ms.5.150.
— 2) n. (nämlich astra) eine Waffe, die nicht geworfen wird, sondern in der Hand bleibt (z. B. ein Schwert) H. 774. MADHUS. in Ind. St. 1, 21, 16. fgg.