ākāṣa | आकाष | AkASa
ā-kāṣa/ | आ-काष/ | m. (Ved.) or (later) n. (ifc. f(A). ) a free or open space, vacuity, AitBr.; ŚBr.; MBh. &c.
the ether, sky or atmosphere, Naigh.; ŚBr.; Mn. &c.
ā-kāṣa/ | आ-काष/ | n. (in philos.) the subtle and ethereal fluid (supposed to fill and pervade the universe and to be the peculiar vehicle of life and of sound), Vedāntas. &c.
Brahma (as identical with ether), L.
= ākāṣa-Bāśita | आकाष-Bआशित | below Comm. on Śak.
the ether, sky or atmosphere, Naigh.; ŚBr.; Mn. &c.
ā-kāṣa/ | आ-काष/ | n. (in philos.) the subtle and ethereal fluid (supposed to fill and pervade the universe and to be the peculiar vehicle of life and of sound), Vedāntas. &c.
Brahma (as identical with ether), L.
= ākāṣa-Bāśita | आकाष-Bआशित | below Comm. on Śak.