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anusandhyam

 The Sanskrit word "anusandhyam" (अनुसन्ध्यम्) generally means "evening after evening" or "every twilight," referring to the periods of junction between day and night.


Definition and Etymology


Anusandhyam is composed of two parts: anu and sandhyā. "Anu" 
can denote "after" or "following," while "sandhyā" refers to the twilight
or junction periods between day and night
Wisdom Library
. Therefore, 
the literal meaning of "anusandhyam" is “following each twilight”
or “every evening”
Sanskrit Dictionary
. This implies a recurring or 
daily event associated with twilight or dusk, often used in the context
of rituals, prayers, or meditative practices performed at these times.

Usage in Literature


In classical Sanskrit texts and Hindu scriptures, anusandhyam is 
mentioned as the time of day associated with daily evening rituals 
and observances. For example, in the Srimad-Bhagavatam (SB 6.8.22),
the term appears in the context of protective prayers and worship 
during transitional periods of the day, i.e., during each junction or
twilight
PrabhupadaBooks.com
.

Summary


In essence, anusandhyam denotes the recurring evening period 
suitable for observances or reflection, emphasizing the transitional 
time between day and night
Sanskrit Dictionary
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