===> [ AkSepa ]2[ A-kSepa ] m. drawing together, convulsion, palpitation cf. Suśr. cf. Kum. vii, 95 cf. Kād (1) applying, laying (as a colour) cf. Kum. vii, 17 (2) throwing away, giving up, removing cf. Kum. i, 14, &c. (3) ` shaking about the hands ' or ` turning the hand ' (in pronouncing the Svarita) cf. RPrāt. (4) charming, transporting cf. Kād. &c. (5) (in rhetoric) pointing to (in comp.), hinting cf. Sāh. cf. Daśar. &c. (6) (also [ AkSep^opamA ] below) (7) reviling, abuse, harsh speech cf. BhP. &c. (cf. [ s^akSepam ]) (8) objection (especially to rectify a statement of one's own) cf. Suśr. cf. Kāvyâd. cf. Sāh. &c. (9) challenge cf. Kathās (10) N. of a man cf. VP.

===> [ AkSeparUpaka ]3[ A-kSepa-rUpaka ] n. a simile, in which the object compared is only hinted at cf. Kāvyâd

===> [ AkSepaka ]2[ A-kSepaka ] mfn. pointing to, hinting at cf. Nyāyam (1) reviling cf. L. (2) m. convulsion, spasm cf. Suśr.

===> [ AkSepaNa ]2[ A-kSepaNa ] mf ([ I ]) n. charming, transporting cf. Mālatīm (1) ([ am ]) n. throwing, tossing cf. Suśr. (2) reviling cf. Viṣṇus (3) objecting cf. Car.