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acchāsṛ

 The Sanskrit term "acchāsṛ" can be translated into English as "to flow near" or "to approach closely," reflecting its context in Vedic literature.

Definition and Etymology


"Acchāsṛ" (IAST: Acchāsṛ) is derived from acchā-√sṛ, where √sṛ is 
a root verb meaning "to flow, move, or go" in Sanskrit. The prefix 
acchā- modifies the meaning to convey the sense of flowing near 
or approaching. This term is attested in early Vedic texts, such
as the Ṛg-veda (ix, 92, 2), indicating its historical usage in 
ancient Sanskrit literature 
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