anākālabhṛta
See also
annākālabhṛta.
Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary
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p. 28.
anākālabhṛta m. (
-taḥ) A slave, one who has given himself to slavery, in a season of scarcity, for support.
E. anākāla, and bhṛta nourished.
Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary
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p. 23, col. 1.
anā_kāla-bhṛta (taḥ) 1. m. A slave,
one who becomes so in famine.
Goldstücker Sanskrit-English Dictionary
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p. 75, col. 1.
anākālabhṛta Tatpur. m. (
-taḥ) (In law.) One of the fifteen
kinds of slaves (see dāsa): a man who has become a slave
voluntarily, for the sake of sustenance at a season of fa-
mine. (The less correct reading of this word is annākāla-
bhṛta.) E. anākāla and bhṛta, scil. dāsa.
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (2nd ed.)
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p. 27, col. 2.
an-ākāla—bhṛta m. a slave who became so voluntarily to avoid starvation in a time of scarcity (also spelt annākāla-bhṛta).
Śabdasāgara Sanskrit-English Dictionary
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p. 23, col. 2.
anākālabhṛta m. (-taḥ) A slave, one who has given himself to slavery, in a
season of scarcity, for support.
E. anākāla, and bhṛta nourished.