anūtsāram

 The Sanskrit word "anūtsāram" (अनूत्सारम्) means "while leaving a place" or "retiring successively," as found in classical texts such as the Aitareya-brāhmaṇa.

Definition and Context

In Sanskrit, "anūtsāram" is composed of "anu-" (after, in succession)

and "utsāram" (departure, retirement), combining to convey the sense

of departing one after another or successively leaving a 

location

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Usage in Texts

The term appears in the Aitareya-brāhmaṇa, an ancient Vedic prose

text, indicating the action of withdrawing or retiring from a particular 

place in succession

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movement or orderly departure, which can often be ceremonial or

ritual in context.

Summary

• Word: Anūtsāram (अनूत्सारम्)
• Meaning: While leaving a place; retiring successively
• Source: Aitareya-brāhmaṇa

This word is primarily found in Vedic literature and reflects the precise,

formal expressions of sequences and departures common in ritual 

and prose contexts in Sanskrit.