Чандракирти и Маркс

1 evam ind. (fr. pronom. base %{e} BRD. ; probably connected with 1. %{eva4}) , thus , in this way , in such a manner , such , (it is not found in the oldest hymns of the Veda , where its place is taken by 1. %{eva4} , but occurs in later hymns ind in the Bra1hman2as , especially in connection with %{vid} , `" to know "' , and its derivatives [e.g. %{ya@evaM@veda} , he who knows so ; cf. %{evaM-vi4d} , col. 3] ; in classical Sanskr2it %{evam} occurs very frequently , especially in connection with the roots %{vac} , `" to speak "' , and %{zru} , `" to hear "' , and refers to what precedes as well as to what follows [e.g. %{evam@uktvA} , having so said [232,3] ; %{evam@evai9tat} , this is so ; %{evam@astu} , or %{evam@bhavatu} , be it so , I assent ; %{asty@evam} , it is so ; %{yady@evam} , if this be so ; %{kim@evam} , how so? what is the meaning of it? what does this refer to? %{mai9vam} , not so! %{evam} - %{yathA} or %{yathA} - %{evam} , so - as) Mn. S3ak. &c. ; (it is also often used like an adjective [e.g. %{evaM@te@vacane@rataH} , rejoicing in such words of thine ; where %{evam} = %{evaM-vidhe}]) MBh. S3ak. &c. ; sometimes %{evam} is merely an expletive ; according to lexicographers %{evam} may imply likeness (so) ; sameness of manner (thus) ; assent (yes , verily) ; affirmation (certainly , indeed , assuredly) ; command (thus , &c.) ; and be used as an expletive.