लहदि

लहदि

Prakrit

Verb

लहदि (lahadi) (Sauraseni)

1. Devanagari script form of 𑀮𑀳𑀤𑀺 (lahadi, “to take, gain, acquire”)
   • 1972, Prakṛta-gadya-padya-bandha - Part 2, Research Institute of Prakrit, Jainalogy, and Ahimsa, page 14:

     भूदो तावदि कालं लहदि सुहं इंदियं विविहं।

     bhūdo tāvadi kālaṃ lahadi suhaṃ iṃdiyaṃ vivihaṃ.

   • 1989, Kundakunda; Śrutasāgarasūri; Jaina, Pannālāla, Aṣṭapāhuḍa, Bhāratavarṣīya Anekānta Vidvat Pariṣad, page 170:

     णाणेण लहदि लक्खं तम्हा णाणं च णायव्वं।

     ṇāṇeṇa lahadi lakkhaṃ tamhā ṇāṇaṃ ca ṇāyavvaṃ.

     One can fulfil [lit. gain] a lakh desires with knowledge and knowledge in itself is knowable.

   • 2000, Pancastikaya-Sangraha, Bharatiya Jnanpith, page 64:

     ...लहदि सुहमणिंदियमणंतं।

     ...lahadi suhamaṇiṃdiyamaṇaṃtaṃ.

     Gets endless, pleasure, which is beyond the reach of indriyas [senses].