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- grabitr ( ) - - *kor ( ). - garbati - grbhnati ( - ). √ - KR, - GR.
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*KoR ( )
→ KaRbati (. to go, to move; to approach ) =
> GaRbati (. to go, to move )
> GRbhnati,
GRhnati (.
to seize, to take [by the hand]; to grasp, to lay hold of, to take a side, to adopt a party; to arrest, to stop; to catch, to take captive, to take prisoner, to capture, to imprison; to take possession of, to gain over, to captivate; to seize, to overpower; to eclipse; to abstract, to take away [by robbery]; to lay the hand on, to claim; to gain, to win, to obtain, to receive, to accept; to take on one's self, to undertake, to undergo, to begin; to receive into the mind, to
apprehend, to
understand, to
learn; to perceive [with the organs of sense or with], to observe, to recognise; to accept, to admit, to approve; to obey, to follow ),
GRahayati (. to cause to take or seize or lay hold of; to cause to take [by the hand in the marriage ceremony]; to cause to marry, to give away a girl in marriage to any one; to cause any one to be seized or overpowered; to cause to be taken away; to make any one take, to deliver anything over to any oneto be about; to seize or take; to be about to eclipse; to be about to take away; to desire to perceive [with the organs of sense], to strive to apprehend or recognise )
→ GRabhītr (. adj. one who seizes ),
GRābha (. one who seizes; grasp ),
GRabha (. taking possession of, seizure, appropriation ),
GRbh (. grasping, seizing )
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GRhnati (. to seize, to take [by the hand]; to grasp, etc. )
→ GRahītr (. adj. one who takes or seizes, one who receives, one who perceives or observes, one who notices or hears, purchaser; addressee [receiver] ),
GRāhaka (. adj. one who seizes or takes captive; one who seizes [the sun or moon], who eclipses; one who receives or accepts; a purchaser; containing, including; perceiving, perceiver; a hawk, falcon [catching snakes] ),
GRahana (. the hand; an organ of sense yogas; a prisoner; seizing, holding, taking; taking by the hand, marrying; catching, seizure, taking captive; gaining, obtaining, receiving, acceptance; undertaking, devoting one's self to; perceiving, understanding, comprehension, receiving instruction, acquirement of any science; acceptation, meaning ),
GRāha (. laying hold of; whim; alligator ),
GRaha (. grasp, seizing, laying hold of; taking, receiving, reception; understanding, apprehension; anything seized, perception ) |
> abhiGRihnati (. to take hold of, to take up [from the soil]; to accept, to receive; to lay together, to fold [the hands] see ),
abhiGRāhayati (. to catch, to surprise )
→ abhiGRahītr (. adj. one who seizes ),
abhiGRaha (. seizing taking hold of; robbing, plundering, etc. ) |
> abhipariGRahati (. to clasp, to embrace ) |
atiGRaha (. one who takes or seizes to an extraordinary extent ) |
> anuGRhnati,
anuGRahati (. to support; to uphold; to receive, to welcome; to treat with kindness, to favour, to oblige; to foster )
→ anuGRahītr (. adj. favourer, furtherer ),
anuGRaha (. favour, obligation ) |
> avaGRhnati (. to let loose, to let go; to keep back from, to impede, to stop; to divide; to sepirate [as words or parts of a word]; to perceive [with one's senses], distinguish ),
avaGRāhayati (. to to separate [into pieces] )
→ avaGRaha (. obstacle, impediment, restraint ) |
> niGRhnati (. to hold down, to lower; to keep or hold back, to draw near, to attract; to seize, to catch, to hold, to hold fast, to stop, to restrain, to suppress, to curb, to tame, to punish; to contract, to close [as the eyes] ),
niGRāhayati (. to cause to be apprehended or seized )
→ niGRahītr (. one who seizes or lays hold of, one who keeps back or prevents),
niGRaha (. seizing, catching, arresting, holding fast; anything for catching hold of. a handle ),
niGRahana (. subduing, suppression ib.; capture, imprisonment, punishment; war, fight ) |
> pariGRhnati (. to seize, to clutch, to grasp, to catch ib.; to take hold of on both sides, to embrace, to surround, to enfold, to envelop; to fence round, to hedge round; to take or carry along with one ib.; to take [in war], take prisoner, to conquer; to take [food]; to take, to adopt, to conform to, to follow; to take by the hand, to assist; to take [a wife], to marry )
→ pariGRahītr (. husband, ruler, helper, assister, adoptive father ),
pariGRahana (. wrapping round, putting on ),
pariGRaha (. laying hold of on all sides, surrounding, enclosing, fencing round; wrapping round, putting on; comprehending, summing up, sum, totality; taking, accepting, receiving or anything received; taking [a wife], marrying, marriage; understanding, conception; homage, reverence, grace, favour, help, assistance ) |
> praGRhnati,
praGRahati (. to hold or stretch forth, to hold; to offer, to present; to seize, to grasp, to take hold of, to take; to accept, to receive; to draw up, to tighten [reins], to stop [horses] ); to befriend, to favour, to further, to promote )
→ praGRahana (. leader, guide; stretching forth, offering; taking, seizing, holding ib. ),
praGRaha (. holding in front, stretching forth; seizing, clutching, taking hold of; friendly reception, kindness, favour; a guide, leader, ruler; a companion, satellite ib.; binding; the arm ) |
> pratiGRhnati (. to take hold of, to grasp, to seize [in astrol. = to eclipse, to obscure]; to take [as a present or into possession], to appropriate, to receive, to accept; to gain, to win over; to take as a wife, to marry; to take = to eat, to drink; to receive [a friend or guest]; to receive [anything agreeable as a good word or omen]; to assent to, to acquiesce in, to approve ),
pratiGRāhayati (. to cause to accept, to present with; to answer, to reply )
→ pratiGRaiītr (. one who marries, one who takes a wife ),
pratiGRaha (. receiving, accepting, acceptance of gifts; friendly reception; favour, grace; taking a wife, marrying; receiving with the ear i.e. hearing; grasper, seizer, receiver ),
pratiGRahana (. taking a wife, receipt, marrying ) |
> samGRbhnati,
samGRhnati (. to seize or hold together, to take or lay hold of. grab, to grasp, to gripe, to clasp, to clench, to snatch; to take, to receive [kindly or hospitably], to encourage, to support, to favour, to protect; to seize on, to attack [as an illness]; to apprehend, to conceive, to understand; to carry off ib.; to gather together, to assemble, to collect, to compile ib.; to include, to comprehend, to contain; to draw together, to contract, to make narrower, to abridge; to draw together [a bow in order to unstring it]; to hold in, to restrain, to check, to govern; to concentrate [the mind]; to take in marriage, to marry ib.; to mention, to name ib. ),
samGRāhayati (. to cause to grasp or take hold of or receive or comprehend or understand, to impart, to communicate )
→ samGRāhaka (. collector, compiler, charioteer, gatherer ),
samGRāha (. grasping ),
samGRaha (. a guardian, ruler, manager, arranger; holding together, seizing, grasping, taking, reception, obtainment; collecting, gathering, conglomeration, accumulation [as of stores]; inclusion, comprehension; check, restraint, control ib.; keeping, guarding, protection; attracting, winning, favouring, kind treatment, propitiation, entertaining, entertainment; taking to wife, marriage; etc. ),
samGRahin (. procurer, collector ),
samGRahana (. grasping, seizing, taking; the act of grasping or taking; receiving, obtaining, acquisition; gathering, compiling, accumulating; encasing, inlaying [of a jewel]; complete, enumeration; stopping, restraining, suppressing; etc. ) |
> samniGRhnati (. to hold down, to keep under, to overcome, to subdue; to lay hold of, to seize; to check, to curb, to restrain, to suppress ib. ) |
> sampariGRhnati (. to accept, to receive; to receive in a friendly manner; to embrace; to undertake, accomplish, perform; to take in or understand thoroughly ) |
> sampraGRhnati (. to hold forth or stretch forth together; to seize or take hold of together ib.; to take hold of; to accept, to receive ) |
> samudGRhnati (. to raise o lift up, to take hold of. seize on ) |
> upaGRhnati (. to seize from below; to hold under, to put under; to support; to seize, to take possession of, to take, to obtain; to subdue, to become master of; to comprehend; to accept, to approve )
→ upaGRahana (. the act of seizing from below, holding under, supporting; comprehending, learning; the taking any one prisoner, seizure, capture ) |
> viGRhnati (. to seize, to lay hold of; to receive in a friendly manner, welcome; to perceive, to observe; to stretch out or apart, to spread out; to distribute, to divide; to hold apart, to separate, to isolate; to wage war, to fight against,
viGRāhayati (. to cause to fight, to cause to wage war against )
→ viGRaha (. keeping apart or asunder, isolation; division; distribution ),
viGRahana (. taking hold of, seizure, distribution, diffusion ) |
> viniGRhnati (. to lay hold of, to seize, to keep back, to restrain, to impede )
→ viniGRaha (. controlling, separation, restriction, restraining, checking, stopping )
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GRbhnati (. to seize, to take [by the hand]; to grasp, to lay hold of, etc. )
> sKabhnati (. to prop, to support, to make firm, to fix, to establish ),
sKambhayati (. to prop, to support, to fix; to impede, to check )
→ sKambha (. a prop, support, pillar, buttress, fulcrum )
sKambhana (. a prop, pillar ) |
> viṣKabhnati (. to fix, to support, to prop; to hurl, to cast ib.; to come forth, to escape )
→ viṣKambha (. a prop, support; the supporting beam or pillar of a house ) |
> upasKabhnoti (. to support, to prop ) | =
> sKubhnoti (. to hold, to stop, to hinder )
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GRbhnati (. to seize, to take [by the hand]; to grasp, to lay hold of, etc. ) =
> Rabhate,
Rambhati (. to grasp, to take hold of, to desire vehemently, to embrace, to begin, to clasp, to act rashly ),
Rabhyate (. to be grasped or clasped ),
Rambhayati (. to cause to be grasped )
→ Rabdhr (. adj. one who seizes or takes hold of ),
Rabdhā (. food ),
Rambha (. support ) |
> āRabhate (. to lay or take hold of, to keep fast, to cling to; to gain a footing; to enter, to reach, to attain; to undertake, to commence, to begin; to make, to produce; to form, to compose )
→ āRambha (. undertaking, beginning; a thing begun; beginning, origin, commencement; haste, speed; effort, exertion; pride; killing, slaughter ),
āRambhana (. the act of taking hold of, seizing, using; the place of seizing, a handle; beginning, undertaking, commencement ) |
> abhisamRabhate (. to seize, to take hold of [ for support ] ) |
> abhyaRabhate (. to seize, to lay hold on ) |
> praRabhate (. to seize, to lay hold on, to begin, to undertake ) |
> pratisamRabhate (. to seize, take hold of ) |
> samRabhate (. to grasp, to seize, to take hold of, to seize or take hold of, to mutually grasp or lay hold of, to grow excited, to fly into a passion, to get possession of, to grapple each other )
→ samRambha (. the act of grasping or taking hold; vehemence, impetuosity, agitation, flurry; etc. ) |
> sampariRabhate (. to clasp or embrace together; to take well hold of )
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Rabhate (. to grasp, to take hold of, etc. ) =
> Labhati -
te,
Lambhate (. to
seize, to take, to catch; to
perceive, to
understand, to
know, to learn, to find out; to obtain, to conceive, to receive, to get; to possess, to have ),
Lambhayati -
te (. to cause to take or receive or obtain, to give, to bestow; to get, to procure; to find out, to discover; to cause to suffer ),
Labhyate (. to be taken or caught or met with or found or got or obtained; to follow, to result; to be comprehended by )
→ Labdhr (. adj. one who obtains or receives, gainer, recipient, receiver ),
Lābha (. meeting with, finding; obtaining, getting, attaining, acquisition, gain, profit; capture, conquest; apprehension, perception, knowledge ),
Lambhaka (. adj. one who finds, a finder ),
Lambhana (. act of obtaining or receiving, attainment, causing to get, procuring, recovery ),
Lambha (. the obtaining or attaining, meeting with, finding, recovery; capture [of a fortress]; a sort of fence or enclosure ),
Labdhi (. obtaining, gaining, acquisition; gain, profit ),
Lābhaka (. gain, profit, advantage ),
Labhasa (. a horse's foot-rope; wealth, riches; one who asks or solicits, a solicitor ),
suLabha (. female teacher ) |
> aLabhate (. to handle, to touch, to take hold of; to undertake, to commence; to obtain, to reach ),
āLambate (. to hang from; to lay hold of, to seize, to cling to; to rest or lean upon; to support, to hold; to take up; to appropriate; to bring near; to get; to give one's self up to; to depend ),
aLabhayati (. to cause to touch; to cause to begin )
→ aLabha (. touching, grasping ),
aLabhana (. handling, touching ),
āLamba (. that on which one rests or leans, support, prop; receptacle; asylum; depending on or from; a perpendicular ),
āLambha (. taking hold of, seizing, touching; tearing off, rooting out [plants]; killing, sacrificing ),
āLambana (. depending on or resting upon; hanging from; supporting, sustaining; foundation, base; reason, cause ),
āLambhana (. seizure; taking hold of, touching; killing, sacrificing ) |
> abhiLabhate (. to take hold of, to take or lay hold of, to obtain, to gain, to reach ) |
> anvaLabhate (. to grasp, to handle, to take in the hand or with the hand ) |
> anuLabhate (. to grasp or take hold ) |
> anvaLabhate (. to lay hold of grasp, handle, take in the hand or with the hand ) |
> avaLabhate (. to catch hold of. cling to, to hang to, to hold on or support one's self by, to rest upon as a support, to depend upon; to hang down, to glide or slip down, to descend )
→ avaLabhana (. holding ),
avaLambha (. support, a prop, a stay ),
avaLambha (. support, a prop, a stay ),
avaLabaka (. hanging down; depending upon, dependance, support; making a halt, stopping at ),
avaLabha (. handling on or from, support, etc. ) |
> pariLabhati (. to get obtain ) |
> praLabhate (. to seize, to lay hold of; to understand, to obtain, to get; to deceive, to overreach, to cheat ),
praLambhayati (. to cheat, to deceive )
→ praLabdhr (. deceiver, a cheat ),
> praLambha (. obtaining, gaining; overreaching, deceiving ),
praLambhana (. overreaching, deceiving; that by which any one is deceived ) |
> pratiLabhate (. to understand, to learn; to obtain, to gain, to partake of; to recover, to receive back; to get back, to regain; to expect ),
pratiLambhayati (. to provide or present with )
→ pratiLābha (. recovering, receiving, obtaining ),
pratiLambha (. receiving, obtaining, finding, getting; recovering, regaining; conceiving, understanding; censure, abuse ),
pratiLambhita (. obtaining, getting; censure, reviling ib. ) |
> pratyaLabhate (. to seize by the opposite side; to take up an attitude of resistance ) |
> samLabhate (. to seize or lay hold of mutually, to take hold of one another, to wrestle with, to obtain, to receive ) |
> samaLabhate (. to seize, to rub, to touch, to take hold of, to obtain, to take hold of seize, to handle, to stroke, to smear over, to acquire, to catch, to gripe, to grab )
→ samaLambha (. taking hold of seizing a victim [for sacrifice]; unguent ib. ),
samaLambhana (. taking hold of, touching; anointing, unguent ),
samaLabhana (. unguent ) |
> samupaLabhati (. to take or receive fully, to obtain; to acquire by experience, to learn, to perceive ) |
> upaLabhate (. to seize, to receive, to obtain, to find, to acquire; to understand, to learn, to know; to perceive, to behold, to hear; to conceive, to become pregnant ),
upāLabhate (. to seize, to lay hold of, to touch ),
upamLabhayati (. to cause to hear or learn or know; to cause to be known or distinguished )
→ upaLābha (. grasping, catching ),
upaLāmbha (. obtainment; perceiving, ascertaining, recognition ),
upaLāmbhana (. apprehension, perceiving; the capacity of perceiving, intelligence ) |
> vipraLabhate (. to insult, to violate, to mock at, to take in, to cheat, to deceive; to regain, to recover ),
vipraLambhayati (. to mock, to insult, to violate )
→ vipraLabdhr (. a deceiver ),
vipraLabhana (. deception, fraud, trick ),
vipraLabdhaka (. adj. cheat or deceiver )
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Labhate (. to seize, to take, to have, etc. )
> Lambate (. to hang down, to depend, to dangle, to hang from or on; to sink, to go down, to decline, to fall, to set [as the sun]; to be fastened or attached to, to cling to, to hold or rest on ib.; to fall or stay behind, to be retarded ),
Lambayati (. to cause to hang down or depend, let down; to hang up, suspend ib.; to cause to be attached or joined; to stretch out, extend [the hand] )
→ Lambana (. hanging down ) |
> aLambate (. to hang from; to lay hold of, to seize, to cling to; to rest or lean upon; to support, to hold; to take up; to appropriate; to bring near; to get; to give one's self up to; to depend ) |
> avaLambate (. to catch hold of. cling to, to hang to, to hold on or support one's self by, to rest upon as a support, to depend upon; to hang down, to glide or slip down, to descend ) |
> pariLambhate (. to remain behind, to be slow )
→ pariLambana (. lagging, lingering ) |
> praLambate (. to hang down ) |
> pratiLambayate (. to hang up ) |
> samaLambate (. to hang on, to cling to; to lean on, to depend on, to trust to; to take to; to take hold of. seize, to grasp; to have recourse to, to assume; to acquire, to obtain, to appropriate; to fall to the lot of ),
samaLambayati (. to cause to hang or rest, to suspend to ) |
> samavaLambate (. to take hold of. clasp, to embrace ) |
> udLambayati (. to hang up, to hang ) |
> viLambate (. to hang on both sides to; to hang down, to hang on, to be attached to; to sink, to set, to decline; to continue hanging, to linger, to delay, to tarry, to hesitate ),
viLambayati (. to hang on; to cause to linger or loiter, to detain, to delay; to spend [time] unprofitably, to waste, to lose; to put off, to procrastinate )
→ viLamba (. hanging or falling down, pendulousness; slowness, tardiness, delay, procrastination ),
viLambana (. hanging down or from, depending; slowness, delay, procrastination; slowness, measuredness ),
viLambita (. slowness, delay, procrastination ),
viLambin (. slowness, measuredness ) |
> vipraLabhate (. to insult, to violate, to mock at, to take in, to cheat, to deceive; to regain, to recover )
vipraLambhayati (. to mock, to insult, to violate )
→ vipraLabdhr (. adj. deceiving, a deceiver ),
vipraLambha (. deception, deceit, disappointment; the being disappointed or deceived through; separation of lovers; disunion, disjunction; quarrel, disagreement ib. ),
vipraLambhana (. deception, fraud, trick ),
vipraLambhaka (. adj. a
cheat or deceiver; deceptiveness,
fallaciousness ) |
> vyaLambate (. to hang down; to hang down on all sides )
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Lambate (. to hang down, etc. ) =
> Rambate (. to hang down )
> avaRambate (. to hang down )
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KR > GR[b(h)][n > _] > _R[(m)b(h)] > _L[(m)b(h)] > _R[mb]
GR[(m)bh][n] > sK(m)bh][n > _]
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