इतर [ itara ] [ í -tara ] m. f. n. ( the neuter is [ ad ] in classical Sanskṛit , but [ am ] ( [ ad ] Lit. ŚBr. ) in Ved. Lit. Pāṇ. 7-1 , 25, 26 ; comparative form of pronom. base 3. [ i ] ; cf. Lat. (iterum) ; Hib. (iter) ) , the other (of two) , another

pl. the rest

( with abl.) different from Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Mn. Lit. Ragh. Lit. Hit.

low , vile Lit. Kād.

expelled , rejected Lit. L.

[ itarā ] f. said to be a N. of the mother of Aitareya

[ itarad ] ind. whereas , whilst Lit. Subh.

[ itara ] [ itara ] , [ itara ] , the one - the other , this - that. ( [ itara ] connected antithetically with a preceding word often signifies the contrary idea e.g. [ vijayāya itarāya vā ] ( Lit. MBh. ) , to victory or defeat ; so in Dvandva compounds , [ sukhetareṣu ] ( Lit. ŚvetUp. ) , in happiness and distress ; it sometimes , however , forms a Tat-purusha compound with another word to express the one idea implied in the contrary of that word, e.g. [ dakṣiṇetara ] , the left hand.)