अम्

{ am }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

अम्  n.  1. ind. quickly, a little, ( g. चा-दि q.v.)
अम्  n.  2. the termination in the comparative and other forms used as ind. e.g. प्रतर॑म्, &c., ( g. स्वर्-आदि q.v.)
अम्    3. अमति, to go, [L.];

to go to or towards, [L.];

to serve or honour, [L.];

to sound, [L.];

( Imper. Ā. 2. sg. अमीष्व; aor. आमीत्; cf. अभ्य्-√ अम्)

to fix, render firm, [TS.];

( perf. p. acc. sg. एमुष॑म् for एमिवां॑सम्) to be pernicious or dangerous, [RV. viii, 77, 10] :

Caus. आम॑यति ( impf. आ॑मयत्; aor. Subj. आममत्)

to be afflicted or sick, [RV.]; [AV.]; [VS.] ( cf. अ॑न्-आमयत्).

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

अम् [am]   ind.
Quickly.
A little. cf. also अं सुखं कश्मलं दुःखं पूर्णं दूरं गतं वरम् [Enm.]
अम् [am]   1 P. [अमति, अमितुम्, अमित Ved. pres. अमिति; अमीति]
To go; to go to or towards.
To serve, honour.
To sound.
To eat.
To be pernicious or dangerous; वराहमिन्द्र एमुषम् [Rv.8.77.1.1] P. or Caus. (आमयति)
To come upon, attack, afflict with sickness or pain from disease.
To be ill or be afflicted or diseased. _With सम् Ved. 1 A.
to convince oneself of, ascertain.
to ally or connect oneself with.
To fix or settle oneself.

संस्कृतम् (Sanskrit) WN

See : भक्ष्(भक्षति/ते), शीघ्रम्