Kadacana-Any Time
ity etat kathitaṃ devi paramāmṛtam uttamam |
etac ca naiva kasyāpi prakāśyaṃ tu kadācana || 157 ||kadā
(H1) | kadā́ [p= 248,1] [L=42894]
ind. |
(fr. 2. ka) , when? at what time? (with following fut. or pres. tense Pa1n2. 3-3 , 5) RV. MBh. Pan5cat. &c
| [L=42894.05] |
at some time , one day |
RV. viii , 5 , 22
| [L=42894.10] |
how? |
RV. vii , 29 , 3
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with a following |
nu khalu , when about ? MBh. iii
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with a following |
ca and preceding yadā , whenever , as often as possible (e.g. yadā́ kadā́ ca sunávāma sómam , let us press out the soma as often as may be or at all times RV. iii , 53 , 4)
| [L=42894.25] |
with a following |
caná , never at any time RV. AV. TUp. Hit. &c
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( |
irr. also) at some time , one day , once MBh. xiii Katha1s. &c
| [L=42894.35] |
na kadā́ |
, never RV. vi , 21 , 3 Subh.
| [L=42894.40] |
na kadā cana |
, never at any time RV. AV. &c
| [L=42894.45] |
kadā cit |
, at some time or other , sometimes , once
| [L=42894.50] |
na kadā cit |
, never
| [L=42894.55] |
kadā |
*pi , sometimes , now and then
| [L=42894.60] |
na kadā |
*pi , never ; ([cf. Zd. kadha ; Gk. κότε and πότε ; Lat. quando ; Lith. kada4 ; Slav. ku8da.])
A Sanskrit-English dictionary: etymologically and philologically ... - Page 248
| Sir Monier Monier-Williams | - 2005 - 1333 pages - Preview
&c. ; nakada, never, RV. vi, 2 1 , 3 ; Subh. ; na kada cana, never at any time, RV. ; AV. &c, ; kada cit, at some time or other, sometimes, once ; na kada cit, never ; iaddpi, sometimes, now and then ; na kadapi, never ; [cf. ...
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Vedabase gives it as “at any time.”
The Vivekacūḍāmaṇi of Śaṅkarācārya Bhagavatpāda: an introduction ... - Page 193
| John A. Grimes | , Śaṅkarācārya - 2004 - 292 pages - Preview
... there occur the following words, 'I say that negligence is death itself. pramada = negligence; carelessness; brahma-nisthayarh = being firmly established in the Absolute; na kartavyah = never be; kadacana = at any time; ...
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A Sanskrit grammar, including both the classical language, and the ... - Page 218
| William Dwight Whitney | - 1896 - 551 pages - Free Google eBook - Read
But the use also of the optative with na not in a prohibitive sense appears in the Veda, and becomes later a familiar construction: thus, na risyema kada cana (EV.) may we suffer no harm at any time j na ca 'tisrjen nk juhuyat ( A V.) ...
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Tantra, its therapeutic aspect
| Pragna Rasiklal Shah | - 1987 - 161 pages - Snippet view
Tantra Symbols : Tantra has been largely misunderstood for its symbolic language . The cause behind this is that, ... nirgunarh loke na bhutarh no bhavisyati | Nirgunah Parmatmassou na tu drsyah Kadacana || 70 || Vyas, Krusna Dwaipayana. ...
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Bhagavad Gita Demystified: Volume 1 - Page 726
| Nithyananda Paramahamsa | - 2009 - Google eBook - Preview
... little use for the vedic scriptures as these are like a pool of water in a place which is already in flood. karmani: in the duties; eva: only; adhikarah: right; fe: of you; ma: never; phalesu: in the fruits; kadacana: at any time; ...
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The daily evening and morning offering (Agnihotra) according to ... - Page 49
| H. W. Bodewitz | - 1976 - 211 pages - Preview
39 This means that the performer may never be careless about the exact time of the performance, but should pay attention to the success and possible mishap of his sacrifice whenever (yada kadacana) he offers. ...
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