anāgataan-āgata, as, ā, am (rt. gam), not come, not arrived; future; not attained, not learnt; unknown; (am), n. the future. —Anāgata-vat, ān,atī, at, connected with or relating to the future. —Anāgata-vidhātṛ, ā, m. (disposer of the future), provident; N. of a fish. —Anāgatābādha (°ta-āb°),as, m. future trouble. —Anāgatārtavā (°ta-ār°), f. a girl who has not yet attained to puberty. —An-āgatāvekṣaṇa (°ta-av°), am, n. act of looking at that which is to come next.
anāgataa. [na āgataḥ, na. ta.] 1 Not come or arrived; tāvadbhayasyabhetavyaṃ yāvadbhayamanāgataṃ H. 1. 57. 2 Not got or obtained; vardhiṣṇumāśrayamanāgatamabhyupaiti Śi. 5. 14; so °ārtava. 3 Future, to come; see compounds below. 4 Not learnt or attained, unknown. —taṃ The future time, future; °taṃyaḥ kurute sa śobhate Pt. 3. 164 he shines (thrives, prospers) who provides for the future; anāgatavatīṃciṃtāmasaṃbhāvyāṃ karoti yaḥ Pt. 5. 71. Comp.—avekṣaṇaṃ looking to the future, provident thought, foresight. —ābādhaḥ [anāgataḥ ābādhaḥ duḥkhaṃ] future (physical) trouble or calamities, illness &c. affecting the body in times to come; °pratiṣedhanīyaṃ N. of chapter 24 of the cikitsitasthāna in Suśruta. —ārtavā [strīpuṣpavikāsanaṃārtavaṃ, na āgatamārtavaṃyasyāḥ] a maiden who has not yet arrived at puberty. —vidhātṛm. [anāgataṃ uddiśya vidadhāti] one who provides for the future, provident, prudent (used as the name of a fish in Pt. 1. 318; H. 4. 5); anāgatavidhātā ca pratyutpannamatistathā . dvāvetausukhamedhete yadbhaviṣyo vinaśyati .. (where Dr. Peterson translates the three names by ‘Mr. Provider-against-afuture-evil’, ‘Mr. Cool-head,’ and ‘Mr. what-will-be-will-be’).
anāgata án-āgata, pp. not arrived; impending, future; not to be found: -ṃkṛ, provide for the future; -vat,a. referring to the future; vidhātṛ, a. providing for the future, provident; m. N. of a fish; -vidhāna,n. provision for the future.
anāgataa. [na āgataḥ, na. ta.] 1 Not come or arrived; tāvadbhayasya bhetavyaṃ yāvadbhayamanāgatam H.1.54. -2 Not got or obtained; vardhiṣṇumāśrayamanāgatamabhyupaiti Śi.5.14; so ˚ārtava. -3 Future, to come; see compounds below. -4 Not learnt or attained, unknown. -tam The future time, future; ˚taṃ yaḥ kurute sa śobhate Pt.3.164 he shines (thrives, prospers) who provides for the future; anāgatavatīṃ cintāmasaṃbhāvyāṃ karoti yaḥ Pt.5.17. -Comp. -avekṣaṇam looking to the future, provident thought, foresight. -ābādhaḥ [anāgataḥ ābādhaḥ duḥkham] future (physical) trouble or calamities, illness &c. affecting the body in times to come; ˚pratiṣedhanīyam N. of chapter 24 of the cikitsāsthāna in Suśruta. -ārtavā [strīpuṣpavikāsanam ārtavam, na āgatamārtavaṃ yasyāḥ] a maiden who has not yet arrived at puberty. -vidhātṛm. [anāgatam uddiśya vidadhāti] one who provides for the future, provident, prudent (used as the name of a fish in Pt.1.138; H.4.6); anāgatavidhātā ca pratyutpannamatistathā | dvāvetau sukhamedhete yadbhaviṣyo vinaśyati || (where Dr. Peterson translates the three names by 'Mr. Provider-against-a-future-evil', 'Mr. Cool-head', and 'Mr. what-will-be-will-be').
1) noch nicht angekommen ŚAT. BR. 3, 2, 4, 7. 4, 1, 5.
— 2) noch nicht gekommen, bevorstehend, zukünftig RĀJAN. im ŚKDR. R. 3, 46, 9. 4, 63, 20. anāgataṃ bhayaṃ dṛṣṭvā PAÑCAT. II, 14. anāgatavidhānaṃ kar oder pravidhāAnstalten für die Zukunft treffen R. 1, 17, 8. 3, 30, 11. 4, 14, 29. anāgataṃ karvorsichtig zu Werke gehen PAÑCAT. III, 226. 228.
— 3) nicht angenommen, nicht gebilligt: arthaṃ vā yadi vā kāmaṃ nayaśāstreṣvanāgatam R. 3, 56, 18,
1) °yoginmit dem (factisch) noch nicht angekommenen, noch nicht erschienenen Monde in (theoretische) Conjunction tretend WEBER, Nakṣ. 1, 312; vgl. VARĀH. BṚH. S. 4, 7: ṣaḍanāgatāni (nakṣatrāṇi) pauṣṇāt (uḍupatinā yujyante) . Es sind also die Nakṣatra Revatī, Aśvinī, Bharaṇī, Kṛttikā, Rohiṇī und Mṛgaśiras.