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Ja
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Ja
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J_naka
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janaka ( ) - *tor ( ), - ( - - ). - TR, - J_n.
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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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( . ,
-, , , , , , ; , , ; , , , ) ] =
> Dadhati,
Dhatte (. to make, to generate, to produce, to create, to cause, to effect, to execute, to perform; to give; to seize, to take; etc. ) =
> Janati (. to generate, to produce, to beget, to create, to cause; to assign, to procure; to cause to be born ),
Janyate (. to be born or produced )
→ Janaka (. father, progenitor; of another king ),
Jan (. father, progenitor ),
Janitva (. father; parents; state of a wife ),
Janayitnu,
Janya (. father ),
Janayitr (. father, progenitor, one who generates or begets or produces ),
Ja (. father; birth; son of; husband's brother's wife ),
Janitvā,
Janikā,
Janika,
Jananī,
Janitrī,
Janayitrī,
Jātr (. mother ),
Janana (. birth, birth i.e. life; creator, progenitor; queen-mather; generation; production; race; coming into existence; causation ),
Janani (. mother; birth ),
Janī (. birth; birthplace; life; mather, wife, woman, doughter-in-law; production ),
Jana (. man, person, subjects, one of the people, creature; race, tribe; living being ),
Janā (. birth; public ),
Jāna (. birth ),
suraJana (. race of gods ),
Jāmī,
Jāmi (. doughter-in-law ),
Jani (. birth; life; wife; production ),
Janakatva (. generativeness, generation ),
Janitra (. birthplace, place of origin; relatives; parents, origin, home ),
Janakatā (. subjects, people, assemblage of people, community; generation; mankind ),
Jananya (. motherhood ),
Janatā (. generation, people, subjects, community, mankind ),
Janapada (. nation, people ),
Janya (. nation, people ),
Janas (. sex [biol.] ),
Janus (. kind, class; creation, nativity; creature, production; being, descent; birthplace; genus ),
Janyu (. creature, birth ),
Jāmātr (. brother-in-law, husband ),
Jāmāta (. son-in-law),
Jāmā (. doughter ),
Janma (. birth ),
Janman (. birth, re-birth, nativity; life; origin, being; people, people of a household; father, progenitor; kind; nature, custom; race; birthplace, home; creature, production; existence ),
Janmapatrikā,
Janmayoga,
Janmapattra (. horoscope ),
Janmabhāj (. possessing birth, living being ),
Janmakāla (. time or hour of birth ),
Janmakīla (. birth-pillar; father ),
Janmabhāṣā (. mother-tongue ),
Janmabhūmi (. native land, motherland ),
Janmādhipa (. lord of birth ),
Janmadinam,
Janmatithi (. birthday ),
Janmamrtyu (. birth and death ),
Janmāntara (. former life, future life, another birth or life ),
Janmapatha (. vulva; birth-path ),
Janmakṣetra (. birthplace ),
Janmasthāna (. native place, womb, birthplace ),
Janmapratiṣthā (. birthplace, mother ),
Janiman (. birth; genus; kind; being, origin; generation; race; creature; sex [biol.] )
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Janati (. to generate, to produce, to create; etc. ) =
> Janayati (. to generation, to procure, to beget, to give birth to, to cause be born, to create, to produce, to secure; to assign )
> adhiJanati (. to be born )
→ adhiJanana (. birth ) |
aJanana (. birth ) |
> anupraJanati (. to be born after, to propagate again and again ),
anupraJanayati (. to cause to be born ) |
> praJanayati (. to beget, to procreate, to cause to be produced, to wish to be born )
→ praJanikā (. mother ),
praJanayitr (. progenitor, generator, begetter ),
praJānā (. place of bringing forth ),
praJanana (. birth; children; progenitor, generator, pragata, generation, generative energy, one who begets, procreation; act of begetting or bringing forth, bringing forth, production; begetting, impregnation; male or female generative organ; semen ),
praJanu (. vagina, organ of generation ),
praJanuka,
praJānuka (. race ) |
> samJanayati (. to cause to be born, to bring forth, to generate, to produce, to create, to cause, to form, to make )
→ samJanana (. creation, production, development ) |
> upaJanayati (. to generate, to cause, to produce, to effect ) |
> ujJanati (. to beget, to produce ) |
viJanman (. bastard, birth in general, illegitimate child, separate birth, son of an out-caste or degraded ),
viJanana (. birth, act of generating or bringing forth )
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Dadhati (. to make, to generate, to produce, to create, etc. ) =
> Jāyate (. to generate, to produce; to be born or produced, to be born again, to become, to be born or destined for, to be by birth or nature, to be born as, to grow [as plants, teeth], to come into existens; to take place, to be, to happen, to become )
→ Jāyā (. women, wife; bringing forth ),
Jāyāpatī (. wife and husband, husband and wife ),
Jyā (. mother; earth ),
Jāti (. kind; birth, re-birth; race, family, caste, clan, class, mace, generic properties, genus; productions ),
Jāta (. birth; race; child, kind, son; living being, origin; creature; sex [biol.] ),
Jā (. race, tribe; daughter ),
Jātū (. caste ),
Jātā (. daughter ),
Jātaka (. new-born child; nativity ),
tanuJa,
tanuūJa,
tanuūJani,
atmaJā,
svaJa (. son ),
tanuJatva (. sonship ),
tanuJā,
ātmaJā,
tanuūJā,
svaJā (. daughter ),
Jātakarman (. birth ceremony ) |
> aJāyate (. to generate, to be born, to beged )
→ aJāna (. descent; birt-place; birth ),
aJāni (. descent, birt, noble birth ) |
> abhiJāyate (. to be born, be born or produced, to be born for or to, to be reproduced or born again, to claim as one's birthright; to become; to arise )
→ abhiJana (. family, race, fame, noble birth, noble descent, descent, native country, notoriety ),
abhiJāta (. aristocrat; nativity; hight birth ),
abhiJāti (. descent, breed ),
abhiJanana (. breeding ),
abhiJanaka (. breeder ) |
> anuJāyate (. to follow in being born or produced or arising; to take after )
→ anuJāta (. younger brother or sister ) |
> praJāyate (. to generate, to be born or produced, to be born again, to procreate, to beget on, to cause to be reproduced, to spring up from be begotten, to bring forth, to bear, to become an embryo )
→ praJāti (. generation, generating or generative power; bringing fort; production; hybrid ),
praJā (. birth, man, subjects, children, people, family, race, generation, procreation, propagation, progeny, creature, mankind; seed, semen; animal ),
praJa (. husband ),
praJātantu (. body ) |
> pratiJāyate (. to be born or produced again ) |
> samJāyate (. to be born or produced together with; to be born from, to arise or come forth from, to come into, to existence, to take place, to appear, to happen; to bring forth; to become, to be; to elapse, to pass [as time] ) |
> samupaJāyate (. to be born again; to spring up, to arise; to take place ) |
> upaJāyate (. to be born, to be born again; to originate, to be produced or originate in addition; to be, to happen; to exist; to become visible, to come forth; to arise )
→ upaJanana (. procreation, generation ) |
> viJāyate (. to bear young, to generate, to bring forth, to produce; to to be born or produced, originate, to arise )
→ viJātā (. mother, woman who has borne children, matron )
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Dadhati,
Dhatte (. to generate, to produce, to create; to give, etc. )
→ Dhātrī (. mother, foster-mother, midwife, female supporter, nurse; earth )
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