134*. 104 § 134, 134*. (you have conducted me to a fine spot), R. 1, 11, 24 ng (he sent messengers to the citizens), R. 2, 7, 6 tata art ...... after having removed Bharata to your kinsmen -). to enter. Pane. 283 at ui faà¶, ibid. 52 mm af (with you I will go into the fire). to fall on or in. R. 3, 18, 25 a vî, Çåk. I fg: vid……. g (the dust falls on the trees of the hermitage). F - to submerge in. Kumaras. 1, 3 adat yurifàurà faussic 1: fargar: (for [that] one defect disappears in the contact with his virtues, like the moon's spot submerges in its beams). to throw in. Dag, 61 and onion arà fatat, Pane. 124 ở aleri afau. to place } to put in, upon. Mudr. III, p. 91 af dar (old age has set its foot on your head), Panc. 146 da fama Au (- put it in that very beggar's bowl), Mhbh. 1, 40, 21 yi að gat pa gate, Âpast. 1, 15, 21 i ata (nor shall he put [fire] under his bedstead). Metaphor: Prabodh. V, p. 112 affumant auf Aafia: car pausin: to ascend. Kathas. 29, 129 ..... Et (the râxasi
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climbed into the tree). Metaphor: Panc. I, 266 af..... ai agę njìudíà fa: (he, on whom the king fixes his looks). to strike, to hit. Câk, I dag a: ♬ dªf, Kathâs. 28, 31 - (he stroke the holy man with his sword), M.cch. II, p. 83 numai een , Pane. 295 faizkanisan. And so on. Rem. Note ch with loc., a very common turn = »to put in or on," as , à, múi ¹), yff & (to pat at the head), sim. The spot reached may also be denoted by the accusative. Compare with the above examples these: Ch. Up. 5, 3, 1 afrapuna (he came at the meeting), Panc. 143 mªde my (after having put me on your back), Câk. I dłań marfagna etc. etc. 1) Cf. P. 1, 4, 77, whero it is taught, that a rura are to be used when having married", but having put in the hand, - taken by the band."
