An-āgama, as, m. non-arrival, non-attainment; (as, ā, am), not come, not present; (in law) not constituting an accession to previous property, but possessed from time immemorial, and therefore with- out documentary proof. —Anāgamopabhoga (°ma-up°), as, m. enjoyment of such property.
anāgamaa.1 Not come, not present. 2 [na. ba.] (In law) Without the title-deed or document of possession (such as purchase deed &c.), anything possessed from time immemorial and without any documentary proof; °upabhogaḥ enjoyment of property without such a deed. —maḥ1 Non-arrival. 2 Non-attainment.
anāgamaa.1 Not come, not present. -2[na. ba.] (In law) Without the title-deed or document of possession (such as purchase deed &c.), anything possessed from time immemorial and without any documentary proof; ˚upabhogaḥ enjoyment of property without such a deed. -maḥ 1 Non-arrival. -2 Non-attainment.