avakāṣa | अवकाष | avakASa
ava-kāṣa/ | अव-काष/ | m. (ifc. f(A). ) place, space
room, occasion, opportunity, (avakāsāṃ | अवकासां | √ 1. kf | क्फ़् | or dā | दा | to make room, give way, admit, ŚBr. &c.; avakāṣaṃ √ laB | अवकाषं √ लB | or āp | आप् |, to get a footing, obtain a favourable opportunity, Śak. &c.; to find scope, happen take place; avakāṣaṃ √ ruḍ | अवकाषं √ रुड् |, not to give way, hinder, Megh.).
aperture, Suśr. (˚ṣena | ˚षेन | instr. ind. between, PBr.)
intermediate time, ŚBr.
‘a glance cast on anything’, N. of certain verses, during the recitation of which the eyes must be fixed on particular objects (which therefore are called avakāṣya | अवकाष्य |, q.v.), ŚBr.; KātyŚr.
room, occasion, opportunity, (avakāsāṃ | अवकासां | √ 1. kf | क्फ़् | or dā | दा | to make room, give way, admit, ŚBr. &c.; avakāṣaṃ √ laB | अवकाषं √ लB | or āp | आप् |, to get a footing, obtain a favourable opportunity, Śak. &c.; to find scope, happen take place; avakāṣaṃ √ ruḍ | अवकाषं √ रुड् |, not to give way, hinder, Megh.).
aperture, Suśr. (˚ṣena | ˚षेन | instr. ind. between, PBr.)
intermediate time, ŚBr.
‘a glance cast on anything’, N. of certain verses, during the recitation of which the eyes must be fixed on particular objects (which therefore are called avakāṣya | अवकाष्य |, q.v.), ŚBr.; KātyŚr.