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> VRtta,
VaRtula,
VaRa (. circle )
→ VaRtati (. to turn, to move, etc. ),
VaRtayati (. to cause to turn or revolve, to whirl, to wave, to brandish, to hurl; to
understand, to
know, to learn; to produce with a turning-lathe, to make anything round [as a thunderbolt, a pill &c.]; to cause to proceed or take place or be or exist, to do, to perform, to accomplish, to display, to exhibit [feelings], to raise or utter [a cry], to shed [tears]; to cause to pass [as time], to spend, to pass, to lead a life, to live, to subsist on or by [instr.], enter upon a course of conduct; to set forth, to relate, to recount, to explain, to declare; to begin to instruct; to treat etc. )
> Bodhati -
te (. to
perceive, to
understand, to notice, to learn, to become or be aware of or acquainted with; to think of i.e. present a person ["with" instr.]; to observe, to heed, to attend to; to wake, to wake up, to be awake; to know to be, to recognize as ),
Bodhayati -
te (. to cause to observe or attend, to admonish, to advise; to make a person acquainted with, to remind or inform of. impart or communicate anything to; to wake up, to arouse, to restore to life or consciousness; to revive the scent [of a perfume]; to cause [a flower] to expand ),
Budhyate (. to be awakened or restored to consciousness; to see above ) [
Vedati (. to
know, to
understand, to perceive, to learn; to mind, to notice, to observe, to remember; etc. ),
Vedayati (. to teach, to explain; etc. ) ]
→ Bodhayitr (. a teacher, preceptor; a awakener ),
Bodhila (. a teacher ),
Bodhāna (. a wise man ),
Bodhi (. "wakener", a cock ),
Bodha (. perception, apprehension, thought, knowledge, understanding, intelligence; awakening, arousing; making known, informing, instructing; waking, becoming or being awake, consciousness; the opening of blossom, bloom; exciting [a perfume] ),
Bodhana (. intellect, knowledge; causing to awake or expand [a flower], arousing, exciting; enlightening, teaching, instructing; waking, being awake; perceiving, understanding; causing to wake, awakening, arousing ),
Bodhakara (. awakener ),
Bodhaka (. adj. a teacher, instructor ),
suBodha (. right intelligence, good information or knowledge ),
Buddha (. a wise or learned man, sage ),
Budha (. a wise or learned man, sage ),
Buddhi (. the power of forming and retaining conceptions and general notions, intelligence, reason, intellect, mind, discernment, judgment ),
Budhāna (. adj. one who speaks kindly; a sage, spiritual guide, holy teacher ),
suBuddhi (. good understanding ),
utpannaBuddhi (. mfn. one in whom wisdom is produced, wise ),
sukhaBuddhi (. easy understanding or knowledge ),
Buddhimat (. a rational being, man ib. ),
Buddhimatva (. intelligence, wisdom ),
Budhajana (. a wise man ),
ātmaBodha (. "knowledge of soul or supreme spirit" ),
ātmaBuddhi (. self-knowledge ),
devaBoddha (. "having divine knowledge" ),
zabdaBodha (. knowledge derived from verbal testimony ) |
> aBodhati (. to attend to, to mind ) |
> avaBudhyati (. to become sensible or aware of, to perceive, to know ),
avaBudhayati (. to cause to know, to inform, to explain; to make one aware of, to remind of ),
avaBudhyate (. to be learnt by )
→ avaBodha (. teaching; perception, knowledge; waking, being awake ),
avaBodhana (. informing, teaching, instruction ) |
> abhiviBudhyate (. to notice, learn from ) |
> niBodhati (. to learn or hear anything from any one; to know, to understand, to consider as [often with double acc.] ),
niBodhayati (. to cause to know or learn, to inform, to tell ) |
> praBodhati (. to become conscious or aware of know, to understand, to recognise ),
praBodhayati (. to wake up, to awaken [trans.]; to cause to expand or bloom; to stimulate [by gentle friction]; to make sensible, to cause to know, to inform, to admonish, to persuade, to convince; to instruct, to teach ),
praBudhyate (. to wake up, to wake, to awake [intrans.]; to expand, to open, to bloom, to blossom )
→ praBodha (. knowledge, understanding, intelligence; awaking [from sleep or ignorance], becoming conscious, consciousness; manifestation, appearance [of intelligence] ); waking, wakefulness ),
praBodhana (. knowledge, understanding, comprehension; waking, awaking; awakening, arousing ),
prāBodhaka (. a minstrel employed to wake the king in the morning ),
praBuddha (. a teacher; intelligence, wisdom ) |
> pratiBudhyate (. to awaken, to awake, to wake; to perceive, to observe, to learn ),
pratiBodhayati (. to awaken [trans.]; to instruct, to inform, to admonish; to commission, to charge, to order )
→ pratiBodhaka (. a teacher, instructor ),
pratiBodha (. awaking, waking; perception, knowledge; instruction, admonition ),
pratiBuddha (. one who has attained to perfect knowledge; observed, recognized ib.; known, celebrated; made prosperous or great ib. ) |
prodBodha (. awaking, rousing ) |
> samavaBudhyate (. to perceive clearly, to understand fully, to learn, to know )
→ samavaBodhana (. thorough knowledge, intelligence, perception ) |
> samBudhyate (. to wake up; to perceive or understand thoroughly, to notice, to observe, to know ib. ),
samBodhayati (. to cause to wake up, to rouse; to cause to know, to inform, to advise, to instruct; to teach two; to call to; to cause to agree )
→ samBodha (. perfect knowledge or understanding ),
samBodhana (. insight ),
samBodhayitr (. adj. causing to know, informing ),
samBuddhi (. perfect knowledge or perception; calling out to [a person in the distance], making one's self heard ) |
> sampraBudhyate (. to awake i.e. begin to take effect [as a spell or incantation],
sampraBodhayati (. to rouse up, to awaken ) |
> sampratiBodhayati (. to rouse up or awaken thoroughly ) |
> samudBodhayati (. to rouse up thoroughly, to awaken, to animate )
→ samudBodhana (. thorough rousing up, awakening [from a swoon], resuscitation ) |
udBodha (. awaking; coming forth, appearing; reminding; incipient knowledge ) |
> viBudhyate (. to awake, to be awake or a wakened; to become conscious or aware of, to perceive, to learn ),
viBodhayati (. to awaken; to restore to consciousness )
→ viBuddha (. a wise or learned man, teacher ),
viBuddhāna (. a wise man, teacher, preceptor ),
viBuddhatva (. wisdom, learning )
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Bodhati (. to perceive, to notice, to learn, to understand, etc. ) =
> Bodati (. to perceive, to notice, to learn )
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