apa kṣita

 Apa kṣita in Devanagari is अपक्शित (or more strictly अपक्‍षित), meaning “diminished, reduced, or worn away” by combining apa- (“away, off”) with kṣita (“wasted, decayed, weakened”).

Meaning of kṣita

The supplied dictionary sources define kṣita (क्षित) as:

• Wasted, decayed, lost, weakened, poor, miserable

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What apa- adds

Although the results do not define apa, in Sanskrit it is a common prefix meaning:

• “away, off, down, removed, diminished.”
  Combining apa- with a participle like kṣita yields a predictable sense:
  “further diminished / worn away / reduced.”

Devanagari spelling

To write the compound in Devanagari, we combine:

• apa → अप
• kṣita → क्षित (kṣa = क्ष + i = ि + ta = त)

The conjunct kṣ is written as क्ष, as shown in standard Devanagari consonant tables

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Thus the full form is:

अपक्शित
(typographically more precise: अपक्‍षित, with an explicit virāma before क्ष)

Summary of the compound

Putting the parts together:

• apa (“off, away”)
• kṣita (“wasted, decayed, weakened”)

→ apa kṣita = “worn away, diminished, reduced, depleted.”