anubhāvin

1 Judging, knowing, understanding.

2 Indicative of passion or feeling.

E. anu, and bhāvin perceiving, or anubhāva and ini aff.

knowing (e. g. a witness).

2. m. (-vī) (In law.) According to some, the same as

sapiṇḍa q. v., a near kinsman (i. e. ‘one who feels grief at

a death in the family’), according to others, the same as

‘a young son’ (i. e. ‘one who is or comes after’). E. bhū

with anu, kṛt aff. ṇini.

II. m. f. n. (-vī-vinī-vi) Having the symptoms which

indicate feeling (see anubhāva). E. anubhāva, taddh. aff. ini.

-bhū + in. I. adj. Seeing, Śāk. 89, 3

(Prākṛ.). II. m. A witness, Man. 8, 89.

mfn. (-vī-vinī-vi)

1. Judging, knowing, understanding.

2.
Indicative of passion or feeling.

E. anu and bhāvin perceiving, or
anubhāva and ini aff.