anantavat
See also
anantavant,
anaṃtavat.
Goldstücker Sanskrit-English Dictionary
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p. 68, col. 2.
anantavat I. m. f. n. (
-vān-vatī-vat) Endowed with infinity,
eternal.
II. m. (-vān) A name or epithet of one of the four pā-
das or feet of Brahman (in the symbolical language of the
Upanishads), consisting of four Kalās or parts, viz. earth,
intermediate space, heaven and ocean. The other three
feet are called prakāśavat, jyotiṣmat and āyatanavat
(qq. vv.).
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (2nd ed.)
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p. 25, col. 1.
an-antá—vat mfn. eternal, infinite
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p. 25, col. 1.
an-antá—vat (ān), m. (in the Upaniṣads) one of Brahmā's four feet (earth, intermediate space, heaven, and ocean).
Apte Enlarged Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary
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vol. 1,
p. 74.
anantavat a. [astyarthe matup] Endless, eternal. m. One of Brahman's four feet; earth, intermediate region, heaven, and ocean. pṛthivī kalāntarikṣaṃ kalā dyauḥ kalā samudraḥ kalaiṣa vai somya catuṣkalaḥ pādo brahmaṇo'nantavānnāma | Ch. Up.4.6.3.