atīta

atīta mfn. (-taḥ-tā-taṃ)

1 Passed, gone.

2 Passed away, deceased, dead.

3 Liberated from worldly restraint.

4 Surpassed, gone over or beyond.

E. ati, and ita gone.

atī_ta (taḥ-tā-taṃ) a. Gone, past.

atīta I. m. f. n. (-taḥ-tā-tam) ¹ Passed, gone away. ² Dead,

deceased. ³ Gone beyond, overcome, exceeded, surpassed.

(In this sense atīta may enter into composition with a

word depending upon it in the accusative, f. i. duḥkhamatīta

or duḥkhātīta.) ⁴ Very much, excessive.

II. m. (-taḥ) The modern name of a class of ascetics

belonging to the Dāsnāmins, one of the principal sects who

adore Śiva as the supreme deity. E. i with ati, kṛt aff. kta.

Atīta, as, ā, am, gone by, past, passed away,

dead; having gone through, having got over or be-

yond, having passed by, having neglected; negligent;

passed, left behind; excessive; (as), m. modern N.

of a particular Śaiva sect; (am), n. the past. —Atīta-

kāla, as, m. the past time or tense. —Atīta-nauka,

as, ā, am, landed.

atīta p. p. [i-kta.]

1 Gone beyond, crossed.

2 (Used actively) (a) exceeding, going beyond, avoiding, overstepping, having passed over or (pb) neglected &c., with acc. or in comp.; paricchedātītaḥ Māl. 1. 30 beyond or past definition; saṃkhyāmatīta or saṃkhyātīta beyond enumeration, innumerable; tāmatītasya te Me. 29; yamunāmatītamatha śuśruvānamuṃ Śi. 13. 1; vayotītaḥ Ki. 11. 2 past youth, advanced in years; sarvāraṃbhaparityāgī guṇātītaḥ sa ucyate Bg. 14. 25; kairliṃgaistrīn guṇānetānatīto bhavati prabho 14. 21; bāṇapathamatītaḥ kravyabhojanaḥ V. 5 gone beyond the reach of arrows, past bowshot; atītanauke'tinu Ak. who has left the boat, i.e. landed, disembarked. (b) Gone by, passed away, past (as time &c.); atīte niśāṃte Dk. 11; asannivṛttyai tadatītameva Ś. 6. 9; °anāgatavartamānavedinā Pt. 1; atīte varṣuke kāle Bk. 7. 18; °śaiśavā Ms. 8. 27; atīte kāryaśeṣajñaḥ śatrubhirnābhibhūyate Ms. 7. 179; °lābhasya ca rakṣaṇārthaṃ Pt. 2. 182 of past gains; vetti janmāṃtarāṇyatītāni K. 46. (c) Dead, deceased; sabrahmacāriṇyekāhamatīte kṣapaṇaṃ smṛtaṃ Ms. 5. 71; aprajāyāmatītāyāṃ bhartureva tadiṣyate 9. 196, 197.

— taṃ The past, past time.

atīta a. gone away, passed, dead; going beyond, transcending, surpassing (—°).

atīta ati_ita, pp. (√ i) gone by, past.

atīta mfn. gone by, past, passed away, dead

one who has gone through or got over or beyond, one who has passed by or neglected

negligent

passed, left behind

excessive

atīta m. N. of a particular Śaiva sect

atīta n. the past.

atīta

mfn. (-taḥ-tā-taṃ)

1. Passed, gone.

2. Passed away, deceased, dead.
3. Liberated from worldly restraint.

4. Surpassed, gone over or
beyond.

E. ati, and ita gone.

atīta p. p. [i-kta.] 1 Gone beyond, crossed. -2 (Used actively) (a) exceeding, going beyond, avoiding, overstepping, having passed over or neglected &c., with acc. or in comp.; paricchedātītaḥ Māl.1.30 beyond or past definition; saṃkhyāmatīta or saṃkhyātīta beyond enumeration, innumerable; tāmatītasya te Me.29; yamunāmatītamatha śuśruvānamum Śi.13.1; vayotītaḥ Ki.11.2 past youth, advanced in years; sarvārambhaparityāgī guṇātītaḥ sa ucyate Bg.14.25; kairliṅgaistrīn guṇānetānatīto bhavati prabho 14.21; bāṇapathamatītaḥ kravyabhojanaḥ V.5 gone beyond the reach of arrows, past bowshot; atītanauke'tinu Ak. who has left the boat, i.e. landed, disembarked. -(b) Gone by, passed away, past (as time &c.); atīte niśānte Dk.11; asannivṛttyai tadatītameva Ś.6.10; ˚anāgata- vartamānavedinā Pt.1; atīte varṣuke kāle Bk.7.18; ˚śaiśavāḥ Ms.8.27; atīte kāryaśeṣajñaḥ śatrubhirnābhibhūyate Ms.7.179; ˚lābhasya ca rakṣaṇārtham Pt.2.182 of past gains; vetti janmāntarāṇyatītāni K.46. -(c) Dead, deceased; sabrahmacāriṇyekāhamatīte kṣapaṇaṃ smṛtam Ms.5.71; aprajāyāmatītāyāṃ bhartureva tadiṣyate 9.196,197. -tam The past, past time.

atīta atīta pp. de atyemi: trépassé, mort.

— Gér. atītya, ayant passé au travers.

atīta s. i mit ati .

atīta m. N. einer Śiva'itischen Secte WILSON, Sel. Works 1, 68. 204. 238.

atīta m. Pl. N. einer Śiva'itischen Secte.

atīta vorübergegangen; s. i.

atīta;
caturvidheṣu jīveṣu pṛthivyādiṣu pañcasu .
atīte devayonau ca bhūtaśabdaṃ pracakṣate .. 859 ..
5.1.1.859

atīta tri0 ati + iṇa—kta . atikrānte, bhūtakāle ca . tadvṛttau
ārabdhaparisamāpte padārthamātre tri0 . atītaśca vartta-
mānadhvaṃsapratiyogī . bhavati ca apacadityādau pākāde-
rvarttamānadhvaṃsapratiyogitvam . sa ca kālo dvividhaḥ
adyatanaḥ anadyatanaśca adyatanastu atītāyāḥ rātreḥ
paścārddhena, āgāminyāḥ pūrvvārddhena ca sahitaḥ kālaḥ . tatra
vṛttidhvaṃ sa pratiyogī adyatanātītaḥ tadariktaḥ anadyatanaḥ .
tatrānadyatane bhūte laṅ (apacat) “anadyatane laṅiti”
sūtrāt tasyaiva vakturapārokṣyavivakṣāyāṃ liṭ (papāca)
“parokṣānadyatane liḍiti” sūtrāt . bhūtasāmānye luṅ .
apākṣīt . smaśabdādiyoge laṭo'pi bhūtatvamarthaḥ . kālastu
kriyānvayī sarvatra, “kriyābhedāya kālastviti” haryyukteḥ .
atītatvādikantu sarvatra prayogakālamādāyaiva vyavahriyate
ityādikamākare dṛśyam . atītakāle, “śīte'tīte vasana-
maśanamiti” “kālātītā vṛthā sandhyeti” “saṃvatsare
vyatīte tu punarāgamanāya ceti” tatkālavṛttau “alamatī-
tavārttayetyādi” .

atīta (IA 17), ‘expired’; cf. Śaka-nṛpa-kāl-ātīta-

saṃvatsareṣu. The word gateṣu, sometimes additionally used,

refers to the expiry of the expired years.