anucitārtha

known or an unusual meaning (as a word; in rhetoric

considered as one of the padadoṣa q. v.; e. g. if the word

paśu, animal, is used in the sense of sacrificial animal, in

a poetical passage, while it has this sense only in the

ritual literature, or with the intention of implying timidity

which it does not imply). E. anucita and artha.