"Vivyathe" in Sanskrit means "became aggrieved,"
"was distressed," or "was afflicted," reflecting a
state of emotional or mental disturbance.
Detailed Explanation
Root Verbs and Usage:
- 1 Source
Meaning in Context:
- 2 Sources
Summary of English Equivalents:
- Became aggrieved
- Was pained or distressed
- Felt sorrowful or troubled
- Trembled, wavered, or was disquieted
emphasizing internal disturbance or suffering . It is not commonly used in modern colloquial language
but holds significant meaning in literary and philosophical
contexts.
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