अतिथिपति

Sanskrit

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Etymology

Tatpuruṣa compound of अतिथि (átithi, guest) +‎ पति (páti, master).

Pronunciation

Noun

अति॑थिपति • (átithipati) stemm

  1. host (one who receives or entertains a guest)
    Synonym: आतिथेय (ātitheya)
    • c. 1200 BCE – 1000 BCE, Atharvaveda 9.6.3:
      यद्वा अतिथिपतिर्अतिथीन् प्रतिपश्यति देवयजनं प्रेक्षते ॥
      yadvā atithipatiratithīn pratipaśyati devayajanaṃ prekṣate.
      Truly, when a host looks at his guests he looks at the place of sacrifice to the Devas.
    • c. 1200 BCE – 1000 BCE, Atharvaveda 9.6.53:
      यद्वा अतिथिपतिर्अतिथीन् परिविष्य गृहानुपोदैत्यवभृथमेव तदुपावैति ॥
      yadvā atithipatiratithīn pariviṣya gṛhānupodaityavabhṛthameva tadupāvaiti.
      Or if the host, having offered food to his guest, goes up to the house, he virtually enters the bath of purification.

Declension

Masculine i-stem declension of अति॑थिपति
singular dual plural
nominative अति॑थिपतिः (átithipatiḥ) अति॑थिपती (átithipatī) अति॑थिपतयः (átithipatayaḥ)
accusative अति॑थिपतिम् (átithipatim) अति॑थिपती (átithipatī) अति॑थिपतीन् (átithipatīn)
instrumental अति॑थिपतिना (átithipatinā)
अति॑थिपत्या¹ (átithipatyā¹)
अति॑थिपतिभ्याम् (átithipatibhyām) अति॑थिपतिभिः (átithipatibhiḥ)
dative अति॑थिपतये (átithipataye) अति॑थिपतिभ्याम् (átithipatibhyām) अति॑थिपतिभ्यः (átithipatibhyaḥ)
ablative अति॑थिपतेः (átithipateḥ)
अति॑थिपत्यः¹ (átithipatyaḥ¹)
अति॑थिपतिभ्याम् (átithipatibhyām) अति॑थिपतिभ्यः (átithipatibhyaḥ)
genitive अति॑थिपतेः (átithipateḥ)
अति॑थिपत्यः¹ (átithipatyaḥ¹)
अति॑थिपत्योः (átithipatyoḥ) अति॑थिपतीनाम् (átithipatīnām)
locative अति॑थिपतौ (átithipatau)
अति॑थिपता¹ (átithipatā¹)
अति॑थिपत्योः (átithipatyoḥ) अति॑थिपतिषु (átithipatiṣu)
vocative अति॑थिपते (átithipate) अति॑थिपती (átithipatī) अति॑थिपतयः (átithipatayaḥ)
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