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. - - > - [ - ]: tejās (light, fire) > tejāsa (power) - tapa (sun) > tavas (power, strenght) - mahas (light > might, power) - zuṣman (fire > vigour, energy) - uṣā (morning light) > zūṣa (power, vital energy ). - - > [ - ]: pācala - pakala (fire; wind) - aṅgati - añcati (fire; wind) - srdāku - srnīka (fire; wind). . - -as, aga (sun) ahi (sun), g h s. -as : uṣās (morning light) - tapas (heat) - tavas (power, strenght) - divasa (day) - tejās (light, fire) - taviṣī (power) - dyotis (light) - jyotis (light) - rocas (light) - rocis (light) - mahas (light) - bhāsas (light, fire) - varcas (vigour) - ūrjās (vigour) - pājas (vigour) - ojas (vigour) - āzas (wish, desire). : vayas (vigour) > āyus (vigour) / > vāyu (wind [vigour]). : anala (wind) ↔ anila (wind).
: sun - , ligth - , fire - , strength - , , , power - , , , , vital power - , energy - , , , vigour - , , life - , , health - , sap - , , , , water - . wind - , breath - , , nose - , mouth - . to breath - , [ ].
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▪
Va
Ra →
V*
Rka ( =>
_ARka >
_A_ga
yus =>
_A_gira
nila ) >
Va
Rcas ( =>
Va
_ja
yas ) =>
URjas ( →
URjayati ) =>
O_jas →
O_jayati
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varcas ( ) - āyus ( ) - urjas - ojas ( ) - anala ( [] ) - āna ( - [ ) - vara ( ), - vrka - v*arka - arka - aga ( ) - agira ( ). - VR, - VR - _Ā_ - UR - O_ - _A_, - VRc - _Ā_y - URj - O_j - _A_n.
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*VoR ( )
> VaRa (. circle )
→ VRka,
*VaRka (. sun )
> VaRcas (. vital power, vigour, energy, activity, the illuminating power of fire or the sun i.e. brilliance, lustre, light; colour; splendour, glory; form, figure, shape; excrement, ordure, feces ),
VaRcasa (. lustre, light, colour ),
VaRcaska (. power, vigour, brightness; ordure, excrement ),
VaRcasvin (. an energetic man; mfn. vigorous, active, energetic ),
suVaRcala (. of the wife of the sun; of siva [as a manifestation of the sun] ),
suVaRcikā,
suVaRcin (. natron ),
suVaRcasin (. natron, alkali ),
sauVaRcala (. natron, alkali )
▪
VaRcasa (. lustre, light, colour )
→ VaRcate (. to shine, to be bright ),
VaRcāyate (. to shine )
▪
VaRcas (. vital power, vigour, energy, activity, the illuminating power of fire or the sun i.e. brilliance, lustre, light; etc. ) =
> ŪRjās (. vigour, strength, power ),
ŪRja (. power, strength, vigour, sap; life, breath; effort, exertion ),
ŪRjā (. strength, vigour, sap; water ),
ŪRj (. strength, vigour; sap, juice; food, refreshment ),
ŪRjita (. valour, strength, power )
▪
ŪRja (. power, strength, vigour, etc. )
→ ŪRjayati (. to strengthen, to invigorate, to refresh ),
ŪRjayate (. to be strong or powerful, to be happy; to live )
▪
ŪRjās (. vigour, strength, power ) =
> Ojas (. [ = ujas, = vajas ]. bodily strength, vigour, energy, ability, power; vitality [the principle of vital warmth and action throughout the body]; vigorous or emphatic expression; water; light, splendour, lustre; manifestation, appearance; support ),
Ojman (. power, vigour, energy, speed velocity ),
Ojasvitā (. magnificence, energetic or emphatic manner of expression or style ) |
→ Ojati,
Ojayati (. to be strong or able; to increase, to have vital power ),
Ojāyate (. to exhibit strength or energy, to make effort )
▪
Ojas (. strength, vigour, energy, ability, power; etc. )
> mahaUjas (. great might or power; a hero, champion; name of a king; mfn. very vigorous or powerful or mighty ),
anaUjasya (. want of vigior ),
sUjanatva (. su- prefix. goodness, kindness ),
sUjanatā (. goodness, kindness, benevolence ),
sUjana (. a good or virtuous or kind or benevolent person ),
saUjanya (. goodness, kindness, benevolence, friendliness )
▪
ŪRjās (. vigour, strength, power ) =
> aURjitya (. vigour, strength ) =
> aUjasya (. vigour, energy ),
aUjasa (. gold )
▪
VaRcas (. vital power, vigour, energy, etc. ) =
> Vāja (*-
s) (. strength, vigour, energy, spirit, speed [esp. of a horse]; food, sacrificial food; a wing; sound; a contest, race, conflict, battle, war; the prize of a race or of battle, booty, gain, reward, any precious or valuable possession, wealth, treasure ) =
> Vayas (. energy [both bodily and mental], strength, health, vigour, power, might; vigorous age, youth, prime of life, any period of life, age; enjoyment, food, meal, oblation ),
Vayā (. power, vigour, strenght )
▪
Vāja (*-
s) (. strength, vigour, energy, etc. ) =
> Pājas (. firmness, vigour, strength; brightness, glitter, sheen [pl. shining colours] ib.; du. heaven and earth [as the two firm or shining surfaces; food )
▪
VRka,
*VaRka (. the sun; moon ) =
> aRka (. the sun; a ray, flash of lightning; fire; cooper ) =
> Aga (. the sun )
> Āyus (. life, vital power, vigour, health, duration of life, long life; active power, efficacy; the totality of living beings ),
Āyu (. life, duration of life; name of fire [as the son of pururavas and urvasi]; a living being, man; living beings collectively, mankind; son, descendant, offspring; family, lineage; a divine personification presiding over life ),
Āyuṣam (. vital power, abundance of life, longevity; "vivifying", name of a ceremony performed after a child's birth ),
Āyuṣka (. the being fond of or depending on life ),
Āyuṣa (. duration of life ),
devĀyuṣa (. the life-time of a god ),
dehavĀyu (. "body-wind", vital air ),
dvayĀyuṣa (. a double life, lives ),
havanĀyuṣ (. "having the burnt-offering for its life", fire ),
gatĀyus (. mfn. one whose vital power has vanished, decayed, very old; dead ),
jagadĀyu (. life-spring of the world", wind ),
kṣitĀyus,
kṣinĀyus (. mfn. one whose life goes to an end ),
manuṣyĀyuṣa (. the life-time of man ),
praĀyus (. increased, vitality longer life ),
puruṣĀyuṣa (. the duration of a man's life, age of man ),
sarvĀyus -
a (. whole life ),
svĀyus (. full vigour or life ),
tryĀyuṣa (. threefold vital power [" threefold period of life i.e. childhood, youth, and old age"] ),
vizvĀyus (. universal life, universal health [in a formula] ),
yajĀyus (. the life [i.e. duration] of a sacrifice ),
zatĀyus (. an age or life [consisting] of a hundred years )
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Aga (. the sun; etc. ) =
> Agira (. the sun, fire )
> Anila (. wind, air; god of wind ),
Anilasakha,
Anilasārathi (. "the friend of wind", name of fire ),
Anilāyana (. way or course of the wind ),
javĀnila (. "swift wind", a hurricane ),
himĀnila (. cold or frost wind ),
hemantĀnila (. a winter wind ),
svāsĀnila (. wind [caused] by breathing, breath ),
mukhĀnila (. "mouth-wind", breath ),
zvāsĀnila (. wind [caused] be breathing, breath ),
velĀnila (. a coast wind ),
vegĀnila (. a violent wind )
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Agira (. the sun, fire ) =
> Anala (. fire; god of fire; wind )
> Ana (. breath, respiration )
→ Anati,
Aniti (. to breathe, to respire, to gasp; to live; etc. )
→ Āna (. mouth; nose; face; exhaling the breath through the nose; inhalation, breath inspired, breathing, blowing ),
Ānana (. the mouth; the face; entrance, door ),
Anana (. breathing, living ),
Anuva,
Anva (. blowing after )
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Anati,
Aniti (. to breathe, to respire, to gasp; to live; to go, to move )
> abhiprĀniti (. to breathe fort towards; to exhale, to breathe forth )
→ abhiprĀnana (. exhaling ) |
> anuprĀniti (. to breathe after ) |
> apĀniti (. to breathe out, to expire )
→ apĀna (. that of the five vital airs which goes downwards and out at the anus; the anus ),
apĀnadrh (. strengthening the vital air ),
apĀnapavana (. the vital air ) |
> avĀniti (. to breathe or inhale ) |
> prĀniti (. to breathe in, to inhale; to breathe; to to blow [wind]; to live ),
prĀnayati (. to cause to breathe, to animate )
→ prĀna (. the breath of life, breath, respiration spirit vitality; pl. life; pl. the 5 organs of vitality or sensation; air inhaled, wind; breath [as a sign of strength]. vigour, energy, power ),
prĀnana (. the throat; breathing, respiration; the act of vivifying or animating ),
prĀnatha (. breathing, respiration; air, wind; the lord of all living beings ),
prĀnin (. a living or sentient being, living creature, animal or man ),
prĀnāyana (. the offspring of the vital airs ),
prĀnasadman (. "abode of vital airs", the body ),
prĀnasāra (. vital energy ),
prĀnezvara (. "lord of life", a husband, lover ),
mahaprĀna (. the hard breathing or aspirate [heard in the utterance of certain letters]; the aspirated letters themselves; great spirit or power ) |
> samAniti (. to breathe, to live )
→ samĀna (. one of the five vital airs [that which circulates about the navel and is essential to digestion; it is personified as a son of] ),
samAnana (. breathing together ) |
> udĀniti (. to breathe upwards, emit the breath in an upwards direction; to breathe out, to breathe )
→ udĀna (. breathing upwards; one of the five vital airs of the human body [that which is in the throat and rises upwards]; an eyelash; a kind of snake; joy, heart's joy [buddh.] )
→ udĀnayati (. to disclose [the joy of one's heart] ) |
upaprĀna (. a secondary vital air belonging to the body ) |
> vyAniti (. to breathe, to respire, to inhale and exhale; to draw in the breath trough the whole body )
→ vyĀna (. one of the five vital airs [that which circulates or is diffused through the body; personified as a son of udana and father of )
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Aga (. the sun, fire )
> Asu (. breath, life; life of the spiritual world or departed spirits; pl. the vital breaths or airs of the body, animal life; the spirit ),
Asumat (. life ),
Asusama (. "dear as life", a husband, lover )
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Agira (. the sun, fire )
> Anirā (. langour, want of vigour )
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VR > VR[k > c] > UR[j] > O_[j] / > P/V_[j > y] | VR[k] > _AR[k] > _A_[g > y / > n / > s]
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