anyonya ghāta

 Anyonya‑ghāta means mutual conflict, mutual striking, or killing one another.

Core definition

The term anyonya‑ghāta (अन्योन्यघात) is defined in Sanskrit dictionaries as:

• “mutual conflict, striking, wounding, or killing one another”

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• It is glossed again as “mutual conflict, killing one another”

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Breakdown of the compound

• anyonya (अन्योन्य) — “one another, mutual, reciprocal”

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• ghāta (घात) — “striking, killing, injury” (standard Sanskrit meaning; not explicitly in the supplied results but implied in the compound definition).
  Together, anyonya + ghāta expresses reciprocal harm.
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Usage and sense

The word is masculine (m.) and typically refers to situations where two or more parties inflict harm on each other, such as:

• mutual fighting
• reciprocal violence
• killing each other

This meaning is consistent across the Monier‑Williams dictionary entries cited in the results

Wisdom Library

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Related term: anyonya

Many results discuss anyonya alone, meaning “mutual, reciprocal”

Sanskrit Dictionary

, but the user’s query concerns the specific compound anyonya‑ghāta, which narrows the sense to mutual harm.