Amaik refers to someone who is of amicable disposition, accessible to everyone.<div>I apologise, I do not have a Sanskrit font in my Android, so I had to spell the word in English.</div><div>Alakendu Das&nbsp;<br><br>Sent from RediffmailNG on Android<br><br><br><br><br>From: jhakgirish via INDOLOGY &lt;indology@list.indology.info&gt;<br>Sent: Wed, 22 Jan 2020 09:01:44 GMT+0530<br>To: indology &lt;indology@list.indology.info&gt;<br>Subject: [INDOLOGY] A query<br><br>  <div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Dear colleagues,</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Could anyone let me know about the reference to the usage of अमायिक the term for Bhagavan SriKrishna</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">In the SrimadBhagavata Purana ?</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Thanks in advance,</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Kindest regards,</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Girish K.Jha</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Retd.University Professor</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Dept of Sanskrit</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Patna University</div><div original_font_attr="-1" original_line_height_attr="">Current Residence: Kolkata</div></div>  
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