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> VaRa,
VaRtula,
VRtta (. circle )
→ VaRtti (. to turn, to move ),
VaRtati -
te (. to turn, to move, to turn round, to revolve, to roll, to move gone on; etc. ),
VaRtayati -
te (. to cause to turn or revolve, to whirl, to wave, to hurl; etc. ) =
> VaLati -
te (. to turn, to turn to, to go, to move to and fro, to hasten, to turn round; etc. ),
VaLayati (. to cause to move or turn or roll; etc. ) =
> VaṄkhati (. to go, to move ) =
> LaṄkhati (. to go, to move ) =
> LiṄkhati (. to go, to move ) =
> īṄkhati (. to go, to move ),
īṄkhayati (. to swing, to move backwards and forwards, to move up and down ) =
> Ikhati,
Īkhati (. to go, to move ),
Ekhati (. to go, to move ) =
> Ite,
Iyati -
te (. to go, to walk; to flow; to blow; to advance, to spread, to get about; to go to or towards, to come; to go away, to escape, to pass, to retire; to arise from, to come from; to return [in this sense only fut.]; to succeed; to arrive at, to reach, to obtain; to fall into, to come to; to approach with prayers, to gain by asking; to undertake anything ),
Īyate (. to go quickly or repeatedly; to come, to wander, to run, to spread, to get about; to appear, to make one's appearance; to approach any one with requests, to ask, to request ),
Eti (. to come near or towards, to go near, to approach; to come back, to come again to; to reach, to attain, to enter, to come into [a state or position]; to submit, to fall to one's share )
→ Etr (. one who goes or approaches; asking ),
puraEtr (. one who goes before, a guide, leader ),
Ite (. approach, arrival ),
Itihāsa (. talk, legend, tradition, history, traditional accounts of former events, heroic history ),
aItihāsika (. derived from ancient legends, legendary, historical, traditional; one who relates or knows ancient legends; an historian ),
aItihya (. traditional instruction, tradition ) |
> abhyEti (. to come near, to approach, to go up to or towards; to go along or after; to enter, to join, to go over to; to begin to; to reach, to obtain; to get or fall; to come to, to fall to one's share; [said of the sun] to rise [as if he came nearer] ),
abhĪyate (. to be perceived, to known ) |
> abhiparEti (. to go away towards ) |
> abhipraIti (. to go near to, to approach; to approach with one's mind, to think of; to aim at, to intend ) |
> abhyavaIti (. to go down, to descend [into water, as in bathing]; to condescend; to perceive ) |
> abhyaIti (. to go near, to come to, to approach ) |
> abhipratyEti (. to come back towards ) |
> abhisamEti (. to approach together, to come together or meet at ),
abhisamaIti (. to approach together, to join in coming near ) |
> abhivEti (. to come towards from different parts ) |
> abhyudEti (. [said of the sun] to rise over, to rise; to engage in combat with; to finish off at ) |
> abhyupaIti (. to go near, to approach, to arrive at, to enter; to approach [in copulation]; to go to meet any one; to enter a state or condition, to obtain, to share; to admit as an argument or a position ),
abhyupEyate (. to be approved of, to admitted ) |
> adhĪti (. to turn the mind towards, to bserve, to understand; to mind, to remember, to care for, to long for; to know, to know by heart; to go over, to study; to declare, to teach ),
adhyEti (. to study, to learn by heart, to read, to recite ) |
> anūdaIti (. to rise or come up after ) |
> anusamEti (. to visit conjointly or successively; to join in following or being guided by; to join, to become assimilated with ) |
> anuvyEti (. to follow or join in going off or separating; to extend along ) |
> anuparaIti (. to follow in wolking ) |
> anuparyEti (. to follow in going round, to make the round ) |
> anupraIti (. to follow; to follow in death; to seek after ) |
> anuvyEti (. to follow or join in going off or separating; to extend along ) |
> anuvyavaIti (. to follow in intervening or coming between ) |
> anvaIti (. to come after, to follow as an adherent or attendant ) |
> anvavaIti (. to follow, to walk up to or get into ) |
> anvatyEti (. to pass over to, to follow ) |
> anvEti (. to go after or alongside, to follow; to seek; to be guided by; to fall to one's share ) |
> apapraIti (. to go away, to withdraw ) |
> apaparaIti (. to go off ) |
> apodIti (. to go away altogether, to withdraw from ) |
> apaIti (. to go away, to withdraw, to retire, to run away, to escape; to vanish, to disappear ) |
> apyEti (. to go in or near; to enter into or upon; to come near, to approach ) |
> āpratEti (. to go towards any one to meet him ) |
> atyEti (. to pass by, to elapse, to pass over, to overflow; to pass on; to get over; to pass through; to defer; to enter; to overcome, to overtake, to outdo; to pass by, to neglect; to overstep, violate ),
atĪyate (. to overcome ) |
> atiparIti (. to pass round ) |
> avEti (. to go down, to go down to, to go to; to rush down; to go away; to look upon, to consider; to perceive, to conceive, to understand, to learn, to know ) |
> nyEti (. to go into, to enter, to come or fall into, to incur; to under go the nature of i.e. to be changed into ) |
> nirEti (. to go off, to depart ) |
> nirEti (. to go out, to come forth, to go off, to depart [said of persons and things] ) |
> paryavaIti (. to turn round, to turn in the right direction; to pass, to elapse ) |
> paryEti (. to go about, to move in a circle; to go or flow round, to circumambulate, to surround, to include, to grasp, to span; to run against or into, to reach, to attain; to perceive, ponder ),
parĪyate (. to move round or in a circle ) |
> paraIti (. to go or run away, to go along, to go towards; to depart, to die; to reach, to attain, to partake of ) |
> parisamaIti (. to go back to ) |
> paryaIti (. to roam about; to go round, to circumambulate; to come back, to return ) |
> prapraIti (. to go forth, to move on, to advance ) |
> pratyEti (. to go towards or against, to go to meet [as friend or foe]; to come back, to return ib.; to resort or apply to; to fall to a person's lot or share; to receive, to accept; [also pass.] to admit, to recognize, to be certain of, to be convinced that; to trust, to believe ),
pratĪyate (. to be admitted or recognized, to follow, to result, to known, to understood, to implicit ) |
> pratiparyEti (. to go round in a reverse direction ) |
> pratyavaIti (. to come down again, to reach in descending; to offend, to sin ) |
> pratupaIti (. to approach again, to recommence ) |
> pratyudEti (. to ascend to; to rise and go towards ) |
> praIti (. to come forth, to appear, to begin; to go on, to proceed, to advance [esp. as a sacrifice]; to go forwards or farther, to come to, to arrive at, to enter ib.; to go out or away, to depart, die ),
prEyate (. to drive or go forth )
→ prEti (. approach, arrival; departure, flight ) |
> prodEti (. to go up, to rise; to come forth, to appear ) |
> pravEti (. to go forth; to strive after, to make for, to enter into ib.; to attack, to assail ib.; to enter, to fertilize, impregnate ib.; to urge on, inspirit, animate ) |
> samEti (. to come to, to arrive at, to approach, to visit, to seek, to enter upon, to begin; to lead to; to go or come together, to meet at or with, to encounter [as friends or enemies]; to come together in sexual union, cohabit ),
samĪyate (. to visit, to frequent; to appear, to be manifested ) |
> samaIti (. to come together, to approach together, to meet at or in, to go to or across, to arrive at; to unite with in marriage; to enter; to emulate, cope with )
→ samIti (. coming together, meeting, assembling, an assembly, council; a flock, herd; association; a league, plot; encounter, hostile meeting, war, battle; sameness, likeness ) |
> samabhyEti (. to go towards, to come near, to approach; to accrue to; to follow, to attend, to wait upon ) |
> samabhyāIti (. to come up to, to approach, to go near to ) |
> samabhyavaIti (. to penetrate entirely into; to come to an agreement with ib. ) |
> samabhyupaIti (. to go very near, to approach ) |
> samadhĪte (. to go over, repeat or read through or study thoroughly ) |
> samanvEti (. to go together after, to follow; to infer or ensue as a consequence ib. ) |
> samatyEti (. to go or pass by entirely, to go through or beyond, to cross over; to surpass, to excel ) |
> samavaIti (. to come or meet or mix or assemble together, to be united in; to regard, to consider ) |
> samparyEti (. to go round, to circumambulate; to embrace, to contain; to deliberate, to ponder ) |
> sampratyEti (. to go towards, to arrive at, to come to a firm conviction, to believe firmly in, to trust in ),
sampratĪyate (.
to be meant or understood )
→ sampratĪti (. complete belief or trust, full knowledge, notoriety, fame; respect for, compliance ) |
> sampraIti (. to go forth together, to flow together ) |
> samudEti (. to go upwards or rise up together, to come together or prepare [for battle &c.] ) |
> samupaIti (. to come together, to meet [as friends or foes]; to have sexual intercourse; to come near, to approach, to go to ib.; to have recourse to, to apply to; to attain, incur, to partake; to occur, to happen, to appear; to come upon, to befall; to be absorbed in ) |
> udEti (. to go up, to rise, to arise from, to come up, to move upwards; to move out, to come out of, to go out; to arise, to be produced ) |
> udEti (. to go up to, to proceed or move up, to proceed; to rise [as the sun or a star &c.]; to come up [as a cloud]; to start up, to rise up against, to march off; to rise, to raise one's self; to increase, to be enhanced; to be conceited or proud; to go out of; to come out or arise from &c.; to escape ),
udĪyate (. to be risen ) |
> udabhEti (. to rise ove ) |
> upaprEti (. to go or come near to, to approach, to rush upon; to set about, to undertake, to begin ) |
> upaparaIti (. to go towards, to go near, to approach ) |
> upasamaIti (. to approach together ) |
> upāvaIti (. to go or come down, to descend; to join [in calling], to assent, to consent ) |
> upavEti (. to hasten near, to come near, to attain, to obtain ) |
> upEti (. [upa-i]. to go or come or step near, to approach, to betake one's self to, to arrive at, to meet with, to turn towards; to approach [any work], to undergo, to set about, to undertake, to perform [a sacrifice], to devote one's self to; to come near to, to reach, to obtain, to enter into any state, to fall into; to undergo, to suffer; to approach sexually; to approach a teacher, to become a pupil; to occur, to be present, to make one's appearance; to happen, to fall to one's share, to befall, to incur; to join [in singing]; to regard as, to admit, to acknowledge; to comprehend, to understand )
→ upEti (. approach, approximation ) |
> upEti (. to approach, to come near or towards; to apply to, to implore; to approach for protection; to approach sexually; to reach, to obtain, to strive to obtain )
→ upEti (. mfn. one who has come near or approached, one who has betaken himself to, approached [for protection], arrived at, abiding in; one who has obtained or entered into any state or condition, one who has undertaken ) |
> upodIti (. to go towards, to advance to meet ) |
> vyEti (. to go apart or in different directions, to diverge, to be diffused or scattered or distributed or divided or extended; to be lost, to perish, to disappear; to go through, to traverse ),
vīyate (. to pass through, to traverse ) |
> vEti (. [fut. veṣyati]. to go, to approach, [either as a friend i.e. "seek or take eagerly, to grasp, to seize, to accept, to enjoy", or as an enemy i.e.", to fall upon, to attack, to assail, to visit, to punish, to avenge]; to set in motion, to arouse, to excite; to further, to promote, to lead or bring or help any one to ib.; to get, to procure ib. ) |
> viparaIti (. to go back again, to return ) |
> viparyEti (. to turn round or back, to return; to turn out badly or wrongly, to fail ) |
> vipraIti (. to go forth in different directions, to disperse; to go away, to depart ) |
> vyapaIti (. to go apart or asunder, to separate; to cease, to disappear ) |
> vyatyEti (. to pass away, to elapse; to take an irregular; to depart or deviate or swerve from; to go past or beyond or through; to surpass, overcome, to conquer; to disregard, to neglect ) |
> vyavaIti (. to go or pass between, to separate; to dissolve, to decompose )
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VoR > VaR[t] > VaL[_] > V›LaN[_][kh] > La›iN[_][kh] > _IN[_][kh] > _I/E[_][kh > ṣ / > j / > _]
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