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अभिद्यु (abhidyu)

 
Capeller Eng
English
अभि॑द्यु
a.
 tending heavenward, heavenly.
Apte
English
अभिद्यु [abhidyu],
a.
Directed to heaven, tending or going to heaven, heavenward.
Heavenly.
Bright, brilliant. -द्युः A half month.
Apte 1890
English
अभिद्यु a. 1 Directed to heaven, tending or going to heaven, heavenward.
2 Heavenly.
3 Bright, brilliant.
द्युः A half month.
Monier Williams Cologne
English
अभि॑-द्यु
mfn.
 directed to heaven, tending or going to heaven,
RV.
heavenly, bright,
RV.
ŚBr.
Monier Williams 1872
English
अभिद्यु अभि-द्यु, उस्, उस्, उ, Ved. directed
to heaven, tending or going to heaven
heavenly,
bright
(उस्), m. a half month.
Goldstucker
English
अभिद्यु Bahuvr. 1. m. f. n. (-द्युः-द्युः-द्यु) (ved.)
^1 Goging tow-
ards heaven, tending heavenward
e. g. the Maruts (Sā-
yaṇa: = द्युलोकमभिगताः or = अभिगता द्यौर्यैस्ते).
^2 Radiant,
splendid, shining around
e. g. the Viśvadevas, the Maruts,
sacrificers, a horse &c. (Sāyaṇa: = अभिगतदीप्तयः or =
अभिगता द्यौर्दीप्तिर्येषाम् or = अभितो दीप्यमानाः).
2. m. (-द्युः) (ved.) A half month
in the Ṛgv. verse:
प्र वो वाजा अभिद्यवो हविष्मन्तो घृताच्या । देवाञ्जिगाति
सुम्नयुः, where Sāyaṇa explains, according to the gloss of
the Taittirīyabr. (प्र वो वाजा इत्यन्वाह मासा वै वाजा अर्ध-
मासा अभिद्यवः &c.), अभिद्यवः = अभितो द्यवो दिवसा
येषु
and similarly in his comm. on Śatap. I. 4. 1. 8. (E. I. H.
Mss. 657. 1509): वस्तोः । द्युः । (भानुः is omitted) । वासर-
मित्यहर्नामसु पाठात् । द्युशब्दो दिनवचनः । द्यूनभि दिवसा-
नभि गता इति व्युत्प्तत्त्या अभिद्यव इत्यनेनार्धमासा उच्यन्ते.
E. अभि and द्यु.
Schmidt Nachtrage zum Sanskrit Worterbuch
German
अभि꣡द्यु Adj. 1. zum Himmel gerichtet, dem Lichte zustrebend. — 2. himmlisch.
Grassman
German
abhí-dyu, a., dem Himmel [dyú = dív] zustrebend, den Himmel zu erlangen trachtend
2〉 himmlisch, von den Göttern.
-um (tarutā́ram) {119, 10}.
-ave {684, 6} (agnáye).
-avas káṇvāsas {47, 4}
kīstā́sas {127, 7}
índavas {134, 2}
vā́jās {261, 1}. 2〉 (devā́s) {492, 15}
{692, 9}
(marútas) {627, 25}
{903, 3}
{904, 4}.
-ubhis priyámedhais {624, 20}
vā́jebhis {53, 5}. 2〉 gaṇaís índrasya {6, 8}.