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→ *TaRtati ( ) [ :
DhaRjati (. to go, to move ),
DhRati (. to go ),
DRavati (. to run, to flow ),
Dhavati (. to move, to run, to flow ) ]
> Dadati,
Datte (. to give, to present, to bestow, to offer to, to grant, etc. ) [
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> Yāti (. to go, to walk, to go forth; to proceed )
→ Yā (. goer, mover;
wind; carriage;
car, going ),
Yu (. going, moving ),
Yātr (. traveler, charioteer, avenger, husband's brother's wife ),
Yāta (. motion, progress, gait, course, drive ),
Yayu (. horse; obtaining ),
Yama (. charioter, driver ),
Yaman (. course, motion, coming ),
Yāma (. road, way, path; chariot; motion, progress, going, course; carriage ),
Yāman (. course, motion, going, coming, march, flight ),
Yantra (. motor, machine, apparatus, instrument, device ),
Yantr (. manager, governer, charioter, ruler, driver ),
Yantur (. guide, ruler, regulator ),
Yāna (. path, course; a journey, travel; going, moving, riding, marching; a vehicle of any kind, carriage, waggon, vessel, ship, litter, palanquin ),
Yāpana (. causing to go, driwing away; causing time to pass away ),
Yava,
Yavana (. speed, velocity ),
Yātu (. traveller, one who goes; wind; time; attack; going against ),
Yātika (. traveller ),
Yātrā (. travell, journey; passing away time; going, march, procession, expedition, intercourse; way ),
Yānī (. path, course ) |
> āYāti (. to come near or towards; to arrive, approach; to reach, to attain, to enter; to get or fall into any state or condition; to be reduced to, to become anything )
→ aYa (. going ),
aYana (. way, course; walking a road, progress ),
āYāti (. arrival, coming near ),
āYāna (. arrival, coming ),
āYana (. coming, approaching ),
āYa (. arrival, approach; income, revenue; gain, profit ),
āYāsa (. effort, exertion [of bodily or mental power], trouble, labour ) |
> abhiYāti (. to go up to in a hostile, to attack, to assail; to go up to, to approach, to obtain; to devote one's self to take up )
→ abhiYāna (. coming near, approching; attacking ),
abhiYātī (. an assailant, enemy ),
abhiYātiyātin (. an assailant, enemy ) |
> abhinirYāti (. to march out, to go out towards )
→ abhinirYāna (. march of an assailant ) |
> abhipraYāti (. to come towards, to approach; to set out, to march off, to go to battle )
→ abhiprāYa (. intention, opinion, plan, aim, purpose, wish, meaning ) |
> abhisamYāti (. to visit, to approach to; to approach in hostile manner, to assail ) |
> abhisampraYāti (. to go towards ) |
> abhiviYāti (. to visit, to approach ) |
> abhyāYāti (. to come up to, to approach )
→ abhyaYa (. approaching [as of darkness] ) |
> abhyupaYāti (. to go towards, to approach ) |
> abhyupāYāti (. to come up to, to approach )
→ abhyupāYa (. an agreement, promise, engagement; a means, an expedient ) |
> anuYāti (. to go towardrs or after, to follow )
→ anuYāna (. going after, following ),
anuYāyin (. mfn. a follower ) |
> anupraYāti (. to follow after, to accompany, to start after ) |
> anupariYāti (. to pass trought in order ) |
> anusamYāti (. to go up or down; to go to or towards ) |
> anusampraYāti (. to go towards ) |
> apaYāti (. to go away, to depart, to retire from; to fall off )
→ apaYāna (. retreat, flight; [in astron.] declination ) |
> atiYāti (. to pass over or before; to surpass; to transgress )
atiYāja (. "great sacrificer", very pious ) |
> atyāYāti (. to pass by ) |
> avaYāti (. to go down, to go down to, go to; to rush down; to go away; to perceive, to conceive, to understand, to learn, to know )
→ āvaYa (. arrival; one who arrives ),
avāYa (. going down [into water, in comp.] ),
avaYāna (. going down; retreat; appeasing ),
āvaYās (. water ) |
> nirYāti (. to go out, to come forth, to go from to, to set out for, to pass away [as time] ),
nirYāpayati (. to cause to go out; to drive away )
→ nirYā (. getting out of order, disturbance, defect [esp. of a rite] ),
nirYātr (. a weeder [of a field] ),
nirYāna (. going forth or out, exit, issue; setting out, decamping [of an army], going out [of cattle to the pasture ground]; departupe, ure, vanishing, disappearance; departure from life, death; final emancipation; a road leading out of a town ),
nirYātana (. giving back, returning, restoring, delivery of a deposit, replacing anything lost, payment of a debt; gift, donation; revenge, killing, slaughter ),
nirYāa (. a sailor, pilot ),
nirYāsa (. exudation of trees or plants, juice, resin, milk; extract, decoction ),
nirYāti (. departure, dying, final emancipation ) |
> paraYāti (. to go away )
→ parāYana (. going away, departure or way of departure, final end, last resort; final end or aim, last resort or refuge, principal object, chief matter, essence, summary; etc. ),
pārāYana (. going over, reading through, perusing, studying; the whole, totality ),
pāraYitr (. mfn. one who carries or will carries or will carry across ) |
> pariYāti (. to go or travel about, to go round or through; to run through; to surround, to protect, to guard; to avoid, to shun ib.; to flow off [as Soma] ),
pariYāpayati (. to cause to go round or circumambulate )
→ pariYāna (. going about on ),
pariYāanika (. travelling carriage ) |
> paripraYati (. to travel round ) |
> paryaYāti (. to come near, to approach )
→ paryaYa (. way, course, method; alternative, turn, revolution, regular turn or rotation, revolving, turning or winding or going round; creation ) |
> praYāti (. to go forth, to set out, to progress, to advance towards or against, to go or repair to; to walk, to roam, to wander; to proceed i.e. behave; to cause to go i.e. to lead into ),
praYāpayati (. to cause to set out )
→ prāYa (. starting, going forth, course, race ),
praYā (. onset ),
praYāga (. horse ),
praYāna (. move out, journey, march, progress, marching or motion onwords, advancing ),
praYānaka (. march ),
praYantr (. adj. guide, driver, bringer ),
praYāma (. dearth, scarcity; checking, restraining; extension, length [in space or time]; progress ),
praYātr (. one who goes or can go or fly, setting out on a march or journey ),
praYāsa (. exertion, effort, pains, trouble ),
praYāsita (. effort, exertion ),
praYātana (. effort, endeavour ),
praYātna (. persevering effort, continued exertion or endeavour, exertion bestowed on, activity, action, act ),
praYāti (. offering, gift, donation; intention, will, effort, exertion ib. ) |
> pratiYāti (. to come or go to; to go against; to go or come back, to return to or into ),
pratiYāpayati (. to cause to return to ) |
> pratipraYāti (. to go back, to return ) |
> pratyāYāti (. to come back, to return to )
→ pratyāYa (. toll, tribute ) |
> pratyabhiYāti (. to go against ) |
> pratyapaYāti (. to go back, to withdraw, to retreat, to flee into ) |
> pratyudaYāti (. to rise and go towards or against , to go meet ) |
> pratyupaYāti (. to go again towards, to return ) |
> samaYāti (. to come together; to come near, to come from; to go to or towards )
→ samaYa (. coming together, meeting or a place of meeting; intercourse with; coming to a mutual understanding, agreement, compact, covenant, treaty, contract, arrangement, engagement, stipulation, conditions of agreement, terms ) |
> samabhiYāti (. to approach any one together, to go towards or near, to advance ) |
> samatiYāti (. to go completely beyong, to be pass by, to elapse ) |
> samYāti (. to go or proceed together, to go, to wander, to travel; to come together, to meet, to encounter [as friends or foes], to contend with; to come to or into, to attain ) |
> sampraYāti (. to proceed or set off together, to advance towards, to go to )
→ sampraYāna (. proceeding together towards, departure, setting out ) |
> samanuYāti (. to go after, to follow ) |
> samudYāti (. to rise up against )
→ samudYama (. lifting up; great effort or exertion, setting about, readiness to or for ) |
> samupaYāti (. to go up to or approach ),
samupāYāti (. to go up to together ) |
> udaYāti (. to go up to )
→ udaYa (. going up, rising; swelling up; rising, rise [of the sun &c.], coming up [of a cloud]; going out; coming forth, becoming visible, appearance, development; production, creation; rising, reaching one's aim, elevation; success, prosperity, good; profit, advantage, income; revenue, interest ),
udāYa (. emerging, coming forward ),
udaYana (. rise, rising [of the sun &c.]; exit; outcome, result, conclusion, end ) |
> udYāti (. to rise [as the sun]; to go out or away, to start from; to raise one's self, to rise; to rise, to originate from; to excel, to surpass )
→ udYāma (. the act of erecting or stretching out; a rope, cord ),
udYama (. the act of raising or lifting up, elevation; undertaking, beginning; the act of striving after, exerting one's self, exertion, strenuous and continued effort, perseverance, diligence, zeal ),
udYāna (. the act of going out; walking out; a park, garden, royal garden; purpose, motive ),
udYāti (. ) |
> upaYāti (. to come up; to come near, to go near or towards; to approach )
→ upaYa (. way, coming near; arrival; device ),
upaYāna (. coming near, approach, arrival ),
upaYāta (. arrival ) |
> upāYāti (. to come near or towards, to approach; to come into any state or condition, to undergo )
→ upāYa (. coming near, approach, arrival; that by which one reaches one's aim, a means or expedient [of any kind], way, stratagem, craft, artifice ),
upāYana (. the act of coming near, approach; going to a teacher, becoming a pupil, initiation; engaging [in any religious observance], undertaking; an offer, present, gift ) |
> upapraYāti (. to go towards, to approach; to proceed towards ) |
> viYāti (. to go or drive throught, to cross, to pass away, to go or pass through, to traverse; to turn away, to depart ) |
vipraYāna (. flight, going away ) |
> vinirYāti (. to go forth, to go out, to issue, to set out ) |
vyāYāma (. dragging different ways, contest, strife, struggle; exertion, manly effort, athletic or gymnastic exercise ) |
> vyapaYāti (. to go away, to retire, to withdraw; to pass away, to vanish ) |
> vyatiYāti (. to go completely through, to penetrate, to pervade; to pass by, to flow on [as time] )
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