anunī 1 P. 1 To conciliate, win over, induce, persuade, prevail upon; request, supplicate, entreat, propitiate, pacify, appease (anger &c.); sa cānunītaḥ praṇatena paścāt R. 5. 54; vigrahācca śayane parāṅmukhīrnānunetumabalāḥ satatvare 19. 38, 43; Bk. 6. 137; 5. 46, tvatsaṃgamena mama tattadivānunītaṃ V. 3. 20 pacified, made favourable or agreeable; Ki. 13. 67; M. 5; K. 168, 178; Dk. 3, 4, 7. 2 To cherish love; vidviṣopyanunaya Bh. 2. 77; cf. Shakespeare “Cherish those hearts that hate thee”. 3 To bring near to (with dat. of person). 4 To train, discipline. 5 To honour.
anunī 1 P. 1 To conciliate, win over, induce, persuade, prevail upon; request, supplicate, entreat, propitiate, pacify, appease (anger &c.); sa cānunītaḥ praṇatena paścāt R.5.54; vigrahācca śayane pāraṅmukhīrnānunetumavalāḥ sa tatvare 19.38,43; Bk.5.46;6.137; tvatsaṅgamena mama tattadivānu- nītam V.3.20 pacified, made favourable or agreeable; Ki.13.67; M.5; K.168,178; Dk.3,4,7. -2 To cherish love; vidviṣopyanunaya Bh.2.77; cf. Shakespeare "Cherish those hearts that hate thee". -3 To bring near to (with dat. of peason). -4 To train, discipline. -5 To honour.