See also apasphurant.
anapasphurat ‘not injured, unhurt’; also as an epithet of a
cow (according to Sāyaṇa on Ṛgv. 4. 42. 10., viz. anavahiṃ-
sita). Mahidhara, however, explains the word apasphurat
in the corresponding verse of the Vājas. 7. 10. ‘going to
another’ i. e. running away, and anapasphurat ‘not going to
another’ i. e. not running away. This latter sense being more
congenial with the context, it is probably not unsafe to
infer that the words apasphur and apasphura will also have to
be taken in Mahīdhara's meaning of apasphurat, and anapa-
sphur, anapasphura qq. vv. in Mahīdhara's meaning of anapa-
sphurat.--E. sphur with apa, kṛt aff. śatṛ.