-vikhinna (13657)
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|bhs-entry= | |bhs-entry=(viKinna, -viKinna)<br><b>-vikhinna</b>¦, <i>greatly wearied</i> (prob. noun cpd., vi-, <i>excessively</i>, plus -khinna; no verb vi-khid- is proved to exist), in a-vi°, <i>unwearied</i>: eṣa sada vīryavanto avikhinna (so divide) kalpakoṭyaḥ LV 223.17 (vs), <i>not (greatly)</i> <i>wearied thru crores of kalpas</i>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:04, 14 September 2021
- -vikhinna
Entry 13657, Page 482, Col. 2 -
(viKinna, -viKinna)
-vikhinna¦, greatly wearied (prob. noun cpd., vi-, excessively, plus -khinna; no verb vi-khid- is proved to exist), in a-vi°, unwearied: eṣa sada vīryavanto avikhinna (so divide) kalpakoṭyaḥ LV 223.17 (vs), not (greatly) wearied thru crores of kalpas.
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