anvitārtha

anvitārtha Bahuvr. m. f. n. (-rthaḥ-rthā-rtham) ¹ Having a sense

or bearing which results from the context; e. g. in Pāṇini

III. 1. 40. the word saṃpad is not to be supplied like kṛ, as and

bhū because the rule has not such a bearing: saṃpadistu na gṛ-

hyate . ananvitārthatvāt. ² Having an obvious or clear sense;

e. g. astavyastapadavyāpi nigūḍhārthaṃ tathākulam . vyākhyāgamyama-

sāraṃ ca nottaraṃ śasyate budhaiḥ ‘a reply (in court) which is con-

fused &c. is not considered as a reply’; comm. astavyastapa-

davyāpi ananvitārthapadavyāptamiti. E. anvita and artha.

anvitārtha mfn. having a clear meaning understood from the context, perspicuous.