anuśabdita

 In Sanskrit, "anuśabdita" (अनुशब्दित) means "verbally communicated" or "spoken of," referring to something that has been expressed in words or reported orally.

Definition and Linguistic Details

• Term: अनुग्रहित (anuśabdita)
• Grammatical Form: It is a mfn. (masculine, feminine, neuter) 
• adjective

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• Meaning: "Verbally communicated," "spoken of," or "reported." The term 
• is often used in classical Sanskrit texts to indicate information 
• conveyed through speech or recited orally rather than written

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• Derivative Notes: The root is "śabda" (word, sound), with the
• prefix "anu-" implying following or according to, so the compound
• conveys the sense of verbal utterance or communication in 
• accordance with speech

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Usage in Literature

• In Sanskrit literature and Hindu texts, anuśabdita may describe
• teachings, instructions, or information that is conveyed by a person
• or scripture orally. For example, Vedic instructions or stories that are
• recited and transmitted from teacher to student can be referred to 
• with this term

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• It is related to the participial form anuśabdya, meaning "having 
• communicated," emphasizing the completion of the verbal 
• communication process

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Summary

• Sanskrit: अनुशब्दित (anu-śabdita)
• English meaning: verbally communicated, spoken of
• Grammatical info: adjective, applicable to masculine, feminine, 
• and neuter nouns
• Context: Classical texts, oral teaching, reported speech, or recited
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Thus, anuśabdita is a term that underscores the oral transmission of

knowledge, emphasizing that something has been expressed verbally 

rather than merely imagined or written.