antar diś

 In Sanskrit, the terms antar (अन्तर्) and diś (दिश्) have distinct meanings and grammatical usages:

1. अन्तर् (antar)
   • Meaning: "inner," "interior," "space between," or "interval."
   • Usage Context: Refers to spatial separation or the interior of an object. Philosophically, it can denote "the inmost" or "what exists within."
2. दिश् (diś)
   • Meaning: "to point," "to show," or "to indicate."
   • Root Verb: √diś, which is a classical Sanskrit verb root (dhātu) in the thematic class.
   • Usage Context: Found in various compounds and contexts involving direction, indication, or guidance. It is also used in epigraphical inscriptions to mean "direction" or "region."

Combined Sense:

If you encounter the pair antar diś together, it can be interpreted as "inner direction," "internal point," or "space indicated/pointed within." The exact nuance depends on the grammatical construction and the textual or philosophical context in which it appears.

For further verification, resources such as Wisdom Library and the Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries provide detailed definitions and textual examples for both terms.