गृह्य

Monier-Williams · gṛhya
gṛhya ind. p. Ved. ifc., 'seizing by', karṇa-, pāda-, and hasta-gṛhya ‖ haste-

Monier-Williams · gṛhya
gṛhya mfn. (fr. √grah) to be grasped or taken v, 20, 4 v, 2, 5 ‖ perceptible i, 13 ‖ (á- neg.) xiv ‖ (cf. Pāṇ. 3-1, 119) 'to be taken together with' (in comp.), adhering to the party of (), being in close relation to (as the lotus to the moon) ii, 179 vi ; vii, 254 ii, 5 vi, 61 ‖ to be acknowledged or admitted ‖ to be adopted or trusted or relied on ‖ = ava- xxvi, 20 ‖ n. for guhya (anus) ‖ (ā), f. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-1, 119) ifc. being outside (of a town or village, as senā, an army) ‖ a suburb

Monier-Williams · gṛhya
gṛhya mfn. (fr. gṛhá) belonging to a house, domestic (said of an Agni) v viii, 10, 9 &c. (said of a series of ceremonies relating to family or domestic affairs, such as marriages, births &c., and treated of in the Gṛihya-sūtras, q.v.) ‖ living in houses, domesticated (as animals) ‖ not free, dependent, (a- neg.) vi, 61 ‖ m. the domestic Agni v, 2, 5 ‖ a domesticated animal ‖ m. pl. the inmates of a house, domestics ii f. xii ii ‖ n. a domestic rite ‖ a domestic rule or affair x, 8, 25 ‖ = -sūtra ‖ (ā), f. domestic rites and the rules relating to them