anityaa-nitya, as, ā, am, not everlasting, transient; occasional, incidental; irregular, unusual; unstable; uncertain; (am), ind. occasionally. —Ani-tya-karman, a, n. or anitya-kriyā, f. an occasional act of worship, sacrifice for a special purpose. —Ani-tya-tā, f. or anitya-tva, am, n. transient or limited existence. —Anitya-datta or anitya-dattaka or ani-tya-datrima, as, m. a son surrendered by his parents to another for temporary or preliminary adoption. —Anitya-pratyavekṣā, f. (Buddhist) consciousness that all is passing away. —Anitya-bhāva, as, m. transitoriness. —Anitya-sama, as, ā, m. f. sophism, consisting in generalizing what is exceptional (as perish- ableness). —Anitya-sama-prakaraṇa, am, n. a sec- tion in the Nyāya discussing that sophism. —Anitya-samāsa, as, m. a compound, the sense of which may be equally expressed by resolving it into its constituent parts.
anityaa.1 Not eternal or everlasting, transient, non-eternal, (pb) perishable (naśvara) (opp. nitya); gaṃdhavatī pṛthvī sā dvividhā nityā'nityā ca T. S. 9 (anityā = kāryarūpā); See nitya; yadi nityamanityena nirmalaṃ malavāhinā .yaśaḥ kāyena labhyeta tanna labdhaṃ bhavennu kiṃ .. H. 1. 48; Ms. 6. 77; dharmo'nityaḥsukhaduḥkhepyanitye jīvo'nityoheturasyāpyanityaḥ Mb. 2 Occasional, temporary, casual; not peremptory or obligatory as a rule &c., special. 3 Unusual, extraordinary; varṇe cānitye P. V. 4. 30 (lohitakaḥ kopena anyathā tu śvetavarṇa itibhāvaḥ); ānāyyo'nitye III. 1. 127 (sahi gārhapatyādānīyate'nityaśca satatamaprajvalanāt Sk.) See VI. 1. 147. 4 Unsteady, fickle, not permanent; anityaṃ yauvanaṃ rūpaṃ H. 4. 68; °hṛdayā hitāḥ Rām. 5 Uncertain, doubtful; anityo vijayoyasmāddṛśyate yudhyamānayoḥ Ms. 7. 199; vijayasyahyanityatvāt Pt. 3. 22. —tyaṃadv. Occasionally, not permanently, incidentally, casually; anityaṃ hi sthitoyasmāt Ms. 3. 102. Comp.—karmankriyā an occasional act, such as a sacrifice for a special purpose, a voluntary and occasional act. —dattaḥ, dattakaḥ, -datrimaḥ a son given by his parents to another temporarily (for temporary or preliminary adoption). —pratyavekṣā (with Buddhists) the consciousness that every thing is perishable and is passing away. —bhāvaḥ transitoriness, transient state, limited nature or existence; so anityatā-tvaṃ frailty, instability. —samaḥ a sophism or fallacious reasoning which generalizes what is exceptional (as anityatvaṃ). —samāsaḥ a compound which it is not obligatory to form in every case (the sense of which may be equally expressed by resolving it into its constituent members.).
anityaa.1 Not eternal or everlasting, transient, non-eternal, perishable (naśvara) (opp. nitya); gandhavatī pṛthvī sā dvividhā nityā'nityā ca T. S.9 (anityā = kāryarūpā); See nitya; yadi nityamanityena nirmalaṃ malavāhinā | yaśaḥ kāyena labhyeta tanna labdhaṃ bhaventu kim || H.1.45. rajasvalamanityaṃ ca bhūtāvāsamimaṃ tyajet Ms.6.77; dharmo'nityaḥ sukhaduḥkhe'pyanitye jīvo'nityo heturasyā- pyanityaḥ Mb. -2 Occasional, temporary, casual; not peremptory or obligatory as a rule &c., special. -3 Unusual, extraordinary; varṇe cānitye P.V.4.31 (lohitakaḥ kopena, anyathā tu śvetavarṇa iti bhāvaḥ); ānāyyo'nitye III.1.127 (sa hi gārhapatyādānīyate'nityaśca satatamaprajvalanāt Sk.) See VI.1.147. -4 Unsteady, fickle, not permanent; anityaṃ yauvanaṃ rūpam H.4.68; ˚hṛdayā hi tāḥ Rām. -5 Uncertain, doubtful; anityo vijayo yasmād dṛśyate yudhyamānayoḥ Ms.7.199; vijayasya hyanityatvāt Pt.3.22. -6 (in grammar) A rule or operation which is not invariable or compulsory; optional. -tyamadv. Occasionally, not permanently, incidentally, casually; anityaṃ hi sthito yasmāt Ms.3.102. -Comp. -karman, -kriyā an occasional act, such as a sacrifice for a special purpose, a voluntary and occasional act. -dattaḥ, -dattakaḥ, -datrimaḥ a son given by his parents to another temporarily (for temporary or preliminary adoption). -pratyavekṣā (with Buddhists) the consciousness that everything is perishable and is passing away. -bhāvaḥ transitoriness, transient state, limited nature or existence; so anityatā-tvam frailty, instability. -samaḥ a sophism or fallacious reasoning which generalizes what it is exceptional (as anityatvam). -samāsaḥ a compound which it is not obligatory to form in every case (the sense of which may be equally expressed by resolving it into its constituent members.).
a-nitya- a. non éternel, périssable; éphémère ; indécis; dont l'issue est indéterminable ; -am de temps en temps; -tā- f. impermanence ; -tva- nt. id.; incertitude; indécision .
1) nicht ewig dauernd, vergänglich: yadi nityamanityena nirmalaṃ malavāhinā . yaśaḥ kāyena labhyeta tadā labhyaṃ bhavenna kim .. HIT. I, 42. der Körper M. 6, 77. dharmo 'nityaḥ sukhaduḥkhe apyanitye . jīvo 'nityo heturasyāpyanityaḥ .. MBH. im ŚKDR.
— 2) nicht beständig, vorübergehend, zufällig oder gelegentlich zur Erscheinung kommend: anityo vijayo yasmāddṛśyate yudhyamānayoḥ . parājayaśca saṃgrāme tasmādyuddhaṃ vivarjayet .. M. 7, 199. von einer nur momentan erscheinenden Farbe (z. B. der Röthe auf dem Gesicht in Folge eines Aergers) P. 5, 4, 31. nityaṃ hi dravyamanityā guṇāḥ SUŚR. 1, 147, 5. Eine Zusammensetzung heisst anitya, wenn sie, ohne dass der Begriff zerstört würde, durch die einzelnen Bestandtheile umschrieben werden kann, P. 2, 1, 3, Sch. ungewöhnlich, extraordinär P. 3, 1, 127. 6, 1, 147.
— 3) unbeständig, wankelmüthig: anityahṛdayā hi tāḥ (striyaḥ) R. 2, 39, 23. cittaṃ manuṣyāṇām 4, 26.
— 4) dessen Ausgang sich nicht bestimmen lässt: anityāni ca yuddhāni saṃśayo me na rocate . kaśca niḥsaṃśaye kārye kuryātkāryaṃ sasaṃśayam .. R. 5, 29, 31.