Agamuka, Āgāmuka: 5 definitions
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Āgāmuka (आगामुक).—a. [ā-gam-ukañ P.III.2.154]
1) Coming, arriving. सुग्रीवस्वार्जितं मित्रं सर्वांश्चागामुकान् द्रुतम् (sugrīvasvārjitaṃ mitraṃ sarvāṃścāgāmukān drutam) Bk.
2) Future.
Āgāmuka (आगामुक).—[adjective] coming, wont to come to ([accusative]).
1) Āgāmuka (आगामुक):—[=ā-gāmuka] [from ā-gam] a mfn. ([Kāśikā-vṛtti on Pāṇini 2-3, 69 and iii, 2, 154]) coming to or in the habit of, coming to ([accusative]), [Maitrāyaṇī-saṃhitā; Kāṭhaka; ṢaḍvBr.]
2) [=ā-gāmuka] [from ā-gāntu] b See, [ib.]
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