ویوهار

व्यवहार vyavahār (rt. vi+ava+hri), s.m. Doing, performing; action, practice; conduct, behaviour, etc. (i.q. byohār, q.v.);—a contest at law, legal dispute, law-suit, litigation;—legal practice, judicial procedure, administration of justice (as the examination of evidence, etc.);—any act cognizable in a court of justice;—usage, habit, custom, rule, law; adherence to law:—vyavahār-pad, s.m. A title or head of legal procedure; occasion of litigation; an actionable business:—vyavahārsthān, s.m. A title, or an occasion, of litigation (i.q. vyavahār-pad):—vyavahār-sambandhī, adj. Of or relating to conduct, or dealings, or custom, etc. (see vyavahār):—vyavahār karnā, v.n.=byohār karnā, q.v.:—vyavahār-gāmī, adj. & s.m. (f. -inī), Going or acting according to custom, or rule, etc.;—one who conforms to current custom:—vyavahār-gaman, s.m. Conformity to practice or custom:—vyavahārmārg, s.m., or vyavahār-vishay, s.m. Course or subject of legal procedure, etc. (i.q. vyavahārpad, q.v.).