anuprapātam

lowed or gone after. (Used in phrases which imply re-

iteration; either in composition with a noun in the sense

of an accusative, or when not compounded with a noun,

following the noun which then is repeated, or repeated itself

after the noun, which then is not repeated; e. g. gehānupra-

pātamāste or gehaṃ gehamanuprapātamāste or gehamanuprapātamanuprapāta-

māste ‘having gone house by house he sits down’. Com-

pare anupātam. E. anu and prapātam (pat with pra, kṛt aff.

ṇamul).