धातुः: सो
मूलधातुः: षो
धात्वर्थः: अन्तकर्मणि
गणः: दिवादिः
कर्मकत्वं: सकर्मकः
इट्त्वं: अनिट्
उपग्रहः: परस्मैपदी
रूपम्: स्यति
अनुबन्धादिविशेषः: ओकारान्तः


सो (षो॒ अन्तकर्मणि - दिवादिः - अनिट्)
ल्युट् = सानम्
अनीयर् = सानीयः - सानीया
ण्वुल् = सायकः - सायिका
तुमुँन् = सातुम्
तव्य = सातव्यः - सातव्या
तृच् = साता - सात्री
क्त्वा = सित्वा
ल्यप् = प्रसाय
क्तवतुँ = सितवान् - सितवती
क्त = सितः - सिता
शतृँ = स्यन् - स्यन्ती

1. sasá, m. [von sas], Schlaf.
-éna 〰 cid vimadā́ya‿avahas vásu {51,3}.


2. sasá, m., Nahrung, Speise, Opferspeise (annanāma Naigh.); namentlich 2〉 sasásya cárma, yónis, ū́dhar die Stätte, wo in das Feuer die Opfergüsse hineingegossen werden.
-ám {681,3} (gṛbhṇánti jihváyā 〰); {905,3} (〰 ná pakvám).
-ásya yónim {375,4} (neben yónim ṛtásya); cárma {239,6}; cárman {301,7}; 〰 yád víyutā sásmin ū́dhan ṛtásya dhā́man raṇáyanta devā́s {303,7}.


सस sasá, m. or n. (RV.) herb, grass;
 corn.


INTERMEDIATE, Sanskrit to English, 1872 Edition

सस सस, अम्, n. food (= अन्न, Naigh. II.
7); (अस्), m., N. of an Ātreya, (author of the hymn
Ṛg-veda V. 21.)
—सस-वत्, आन्, अती, अत्, Ved.
possessed of food, feeding on sacrificial food, (accord-
ing to Sāy. on Ṛg-veda VII. 87, 2. ससवान् either
= अन्नवान् or as if fr. rt. 1. सन् = सम्भक्तवान्।)


INTERMEDIATE, Sanskrit to English, Cologne Edition

सस॑ m. N. of an Ātreya (author of RV. v, 21)


सस॑ m. or n. (?) herb, grass, corn (cf. सस्य॑), RV.


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INTERMEDIATE, Sanskrit to English. Vedic context for the words

Sasa in the Rigveda^1 denotes ‘herb’ or ‘grass.’^1 The word
is also applied to the Soma plant^2 and the sacrificial straw.^3
1) i. 51, 3; x. 79, 3.
1) i. 51, 3; x. 79, 3.
2) iii. 5, 6; iv. 5, 7, etc.
3) v. 21, 4.


सस r. 2nd cl. (सलि) To sleep; also षस.


सस (sasa)

Capeller Eng

Spoken Sanskrit

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Monier Williams Cologne

Monier Williams 1872

Macdonell

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Vedic Reference

Capeller

Grassman