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. : tarbati (to go) > rambati (to go) > ranvati (to go). A , 'lumpati': dambati (to destroy) > lumpati (to destroy). 'lumpati' '' : to lambate - seize, take, catch > to lumpati - seize, rob, steal, plunder.
: to hurt - , , , , , , , to injure - , , , , , to slay - , , , to destroy - , , , , , to kill - , , , to torment - , , , , to rob - , , , , , to plunder - . tiger - , sword - , finger-nail - , scissors - , horse - , plunder - .
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Ko
R(o
v) () →
K(
h)a
Rbati ( =>
_Rb›
vati →
_a
Rvan ) >
Kha
Rvayati →
Ka
Rvara
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K›
Sa
Rb›
bhati ( =>
Za
Rbati =>
Za
_mati ) =>
_Ra(
m)
phati =>
_Lu
mpati →
_Lu
pta
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karvara ( [] ) - karavīra ( [] ) - arāvan ( [] ) - *kor ( ). - karbati ( ) - kharvayati ( ). √ - KR, - KR, _R.
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*KoR(
ov) ( )
→ KaRbati,
KhaRbati (. to go, to move )
> KhaRvayati (. to destroy, to cut in pieces ) [ :
KaRtati (. to destroy, to divide, to cut, to tear asunder, to cut off, to cut in pieces ) ]
→ KaRvara,
KaRbara (. tiger; tigress; sin ),
KaRva (. rat, mause ),
KaRbura (. demon; sin )
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KhaRvayati (. to destroy, to cut in pieces )
→ KaRvīra (. sword ),
KaRavīraka (. sword ),
KaRavāla (. sword, scymitar, finger-nail ),
KaRavāli (. kind of sword ),
KaRāla (. sword ),
KaRālika (. sword ),
KaRapāli (. kind of sword ),
KaRapāla (. sword, scymitar ),
KaRapālaka (. cudgel short club or wooden sword or one-edget knife ),
KāRpanā (. sword-fight ),
KRpāna (. sword; sacrificial knife ),
KRpānaka (. sword, scimitar; a dagger ),
KRpānī (. knife, dagger, a pair of scissor ),
KRpānayaṣti (. sword-blade ),
KaLpana (. pair of scissors )
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KhaRvayati (. to destroy, to cut in pieces ) =
> Ravate (. to break or dash to pieces; to be angry; to go; to kill ) ]
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KaRbati (. to go, to move ) =
> aRbati (. to go; to hurt ) =
> aRvati (. *to go; to hurt, to kill )
→ aRāvan (. horse, steed ),
aRvan (. horse, courser; adj. running, quick ),
aRvat (. horse, courser; driver of horse; adj. running, hasting ),
aRvati (. mare, bawd; procuress );
aRbha (. ruins ) | =
> aRpayati (. to cause to move, to throw, to cast )
> āRpayati (. to inflict, to injure; to settle, to fix; to cause to partake of )
→ āRpayitr (. injures, one who inflicts ),
aRpana (. inserting, fixing; piercing; etc. )
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KaRbati (. to go, to move ) =
> KRapate (. to go )
▪
KaRbati (. to go, to move ) =
> Rambati (. to go )
→ Rabdhā (. food ) | =
> Ranvati (. to go ) =
> Rinvati (. to go )
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KaRbati (. to go, to move ) =
> SaRbhati (. to go to move; to go or to kill, to slay, to injure to kill ) =
> ZaRbati (. to go or to kill ) =
> ZaRvati (. to hurt, to injure, to kill ) | =
> Zamyati -
te,
Zanati -
te (. to put an end to, to hurt, to injure, to destroy; to prepare, to arrange; to become tired, to finish, to stop, to come to an end, to rest, to be quiet or calm or satisfied or contented; to cease, to be allayed or extinguished ),
Zāmayati (. to appease, to allay, to alleviate, to pacify, to, to calm, to soothe, to settle; to put to an end or to death, to kill, to slay, to destroy, to remove, to extinguish; to leave off, to desist; to conquer, to subdue )
→ Zamayitr (. destroyer ),
Zamaka (. extinguisher ),
Zāmana (. killing, slaughter ib.; end [to go to an end, to be destroyed]; sedative; tranquillity, peace ),
Zamana (. settler, destroyer; calming, tranquillizing, soothing, allaying, extinguishing, destroying; killing, slaying, immolation; chewing, swallowing, the act of calming, appeasing, allaying, tranquillization, pacification, extinction, destruction ),
Zamitr (. a killer, slaughterer, cutter up [of a slaughtered victim], preparer, dresser; one who keeps his mind calm )
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SaRbhati (. to go to move; to go or to kill, to slay, to injure to kill ),
SRmbhati (. to slay, to injure, to kill ) =
> SRimbhati,
SRebhati (. to hurt, to injure, to kill ) =
> Riphati,
Rimphati (. to hurt, to kill ),
Riphati,
Rephati (. to hurt, to kill; to snarl; to speak or boast; to blame; to fight; to give; to hurt ),
Rephyate (. to be murmured or spoken in a guttural or burring manner [like the letter {r}]; to have or take the pronunciation of the letter {r} )
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SRmbhati (. to slay, to injure, to kill ) =
> Rphati,
Rmphati (. to hurt, to reproach, to kill ) =
> Raphati,
Ramphati (. to go; to injure, to kill ) =
> Lumpati -
te (. to break, to violate, to hurt, to injure, to spoil; to rob, to plunder, to steal; to seize, to fall or pounce upon; to take away, to suppress, to waste, to cause to disappear; to elide, to erase, to omit [a letter, word &c.] ),
Lopayati -
te,
Lopyate (. to cause to break or violate, to cause to swerve from; to break, to violate, to infringe, to neglect; to cause to disappear, to efface ),
Lupyati (. to disturb, to bewilder, to perplex, to confound ),
Lupyate,
Lūpyate (. to be wasted or destroyed; to be suppressed or lost or elided, to disappear; to be confounded or bewildered )
→ Lupta (. stolen property, plunder, booty; disappearance ),
Lopa (. breaking, hurting, injury, destruction, interruption; neglect, violation, transgression [of a vow or duty]; robbing, plundering; want, deficiency, absence, disappearance; [in gram.] dropping, elision),
Lopta (. stolen property, plunder, booty ),
Lotra (. tears; plunder, booty ),
Lota (. tears; a mark, sign ib.; plunder, booty ) |
> abhiLumpati (. to rob, plunder ) |
> aLumpati (. to tear out or asunder; to dissolve, to separate ),
aLupyate (. to be interrupted ) |
> nirLumpati (. to draw out, to extract )
→ nirLopa (. adj. one who carries off by robbery; plundering, plunder, spoil ) |
> pariLumpati (. to take away, to remove, to destroy ),
pariLupyate (. to be taken away or omitted )
→ pariLopa (. injury, neglect, omission ) |
> praLumpati (. to pluck or pull out ),
praLupyate (. to be robbed, be interrupted or disturbed or violated or destroyed )
→ praLopa (. destruction, annihilation ) |
> samLumpati,
samLupyati (. to rend or tear to pieces, to tear away, to pull away ),
samLopayati (. to destroy, to effice ) |
> viLumpati (. to tear or break off or to pieces, to wound, to lacerate pull out or up; to tear away, to carry off, to ravish, to seize, to rob, to plunder; to destroy, to confound, ruin; to fall to pieces, to be ruined, to disappear ),
viLupyate (. to be torn away or carried off, to be impaired or destroyed, to perish, to be lost, to disappear, to fail ),
viLopayati -
te (. to tear or carry away, to withhold, to keep back, to suppress, to extinguish, to destroy )
→ viLumpaka (. one who breaks or tears off &c.; a robber, ravisher; a destroyer ),
viLopa (. carrying off, taking away; a break, interruption, disturbance, injury; ruin, loss ),
viLotr (. a robber, thief ) |
> vipraLumpati (. to tear or snatch away, to rob, to plunder; to visit, to afflict, to disturb )
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Lumpati (. to break, to violate, to hurt, to injure; etc. ) =
> Rūpyati (. to suffer violent or racking pain [in the abdomen]; to violate, to confound, to disturb ),
Ropayati (. to cause acute or violent pain; to break off )
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Lumphati (. to hurt, to reproach, to kill )
> Lumbati (. to torment, to harass ),
Lumbayati (. to be invisible )
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ZaRvati (. to hurt, to injure, to kill ) =
> uRvati (. to hurt, to kill )
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SaRbhati (. to go, to move; to slay, to kill, to injure )
> Sumbhati (. to smother )
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ZaRbati (. to go or to kill ) =
> Zambati (. to go ) =
> Zumbhati -
te,
Zobhati -
te (. to hurt, to injure, to kill ) |
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KR > K(h)R[v/b] > _R[v/b > p] | KR[b] > Z/SR[bh > mbh > _] > _R[ph > mph] > _L[mp > p > _] > _R[p] | ZR[bh] > Z_[m > n] | KR[p] > KL[p] | KR[b] > _R[mb] > _R[nv]
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