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. - - > : ruca (light) > ruci (light) > roci (light, a beam, ray). - - > - : aga (sun) > āyus (power). t > m - mahitā (greatness) > mahimā (greatness). : vrtta () > vrṣa (). dhrṣni (. ray of light ) > rṣi (. ray of light). . maha makha - feast ! mahati - - to rejoice, maha - light. ", ". ", , ". , . mahati, , .
: sun - , light - , ray - , beam - , , heaven - , . tin - . meteor - , yellow colour - . might - , , , power - , , , greatness - . joy - , firebrand - .
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Va
Ra →
Va
Rka ( >
VPRṣni ) =>
_a
Rka ( =>
_a
Rkate ) =>
_a
Rc →
_a
Rcati
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VRka ( >
Pi
Ṅga / >
ULka ) =>
_RNa
kga >
_Ma
ha
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arka - arci - vrṣni ( ) - naka ( ) - maha ( ) - ulkā ( ) - vara ( ), - vrka - *varka ( ). - VR, - _R - VR - _N - _M - UL, - _Rk - VRṣ - _Nk - _Mh - ULk.
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*VoR ( )
> VaRa (. circle )
→ VRka,
*VaRka (. the sun; moon ) =
> aRka (. the sun; a ray, flash of lightning; fire; copper ),
aRkatva (. brightness ),
aRkadina (. solar day ),
aRkasoka (. the heat of rays ),
aRkatviṣ (. light of the sun ),
aRkavarṣa (. a solar year ),
aRkāzman (. cristal ),
āRakta (. mfn. reddish ),
āRaktam (. red sandal-wood ) |
→ aRkate (. to become to sun ),
aRkayati (. to heat; to praise )
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aRka (. the sun; a ray, etc. ) =
> aRci (. ray, flame ),
aRcis (. light, lustre, ray of light, flame ),
aRc (. shine, brilliance ),
aRcas,
aRcana,
aRca (. worship ) |
→ aRcati (. to shine, to brilliant ),
aRcayati (. to cause to shine )
> prāRcati (. to shine forth ) |
> pratyaRcati (. to shine upon )
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VRka (. the sun ) =
> Rāka (. the sun ) =
> Nāka (. the sun; vault of heaven, sky, firmament ),
Nākin (. "having [i.e. dwelling in] heaven", a god ),
Nākapāla (. "sky-guardian", a god ),
Nākapati (. "sky-lord", a god ),
Nākasad (. deity ),
Nākanadī (. "the river of heaven", the heavenly ),
Nākapriṣtha (. "sky-ceiling", the uppermost heaven )
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Rāka (. the sun ) =
> Rāga (. the sun; the moon; a prince, king; the act of colouring or dyeing; colour, hue, tint, dye, red colour, redness; any feeling or passion, love, affection or sympathy for, vehement desire of, interest or joy or delight in; loveliness, beauty (esp. of voice or song ),
Rāgamaya (. mfn. "consisting of colour or of a red colour", red coloured, red; dear, beloved ib. ),
Rāgavat (. mfn. having colour, coloured, red; impassioned, enamoured ),
Rāgin (. mfn. colouring, dyeing; red, of a red colour; a painter; a lover, libertine ib.; etc. ),
Rāgitaru (. "the red or passionate tree", jonesia asoka ),
Rāgayuj (. ruby ),
Rāgacchanna (. "love-covered", name of the god of love; of rama ),
Rāgadveṣa (. du. love and hatred ),
Rāgarajju (. kama-deva, the god of love ),
Rāgavrnta (. "passion-stem", name of kama-deva, the god of love ),
anuRāga (. attachment, affection, love, passion; red colour ),
lokānuRāga (. the love of mankind, universal love or benevolence ),
madaRāga (. "affected by passion or by intoxication", the god of love; a cock; a drunken man ),
mahānuRāga (. great love, excessive affection )
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Rāga (. the sun; colour, hue,
tin, dye, red colour, redness; etc. ) =
> Naga (. the sun ),
Nāga (.
tin; cloud ),
Nāgaja (. red lead, tin ),
Nāgara (. orange )
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Naga (. the sun )
> Mahas (. light, splendour, majesty; greatness, might, power, glory [instr. pl. greatly, mightily &c.]; joy, gladness, pleasure; a sacrifice, oblation; water ), name of rudra or siva or one of his attendant deities ),
Maha (. light, lustre, brilliance; a sacrifice; a buffalo; mfn. great, mighty, strong, abundant ),
Mahira (. the
sun ),
Mahan (. greatness, might, power, abundance ),
MahāMahiman (. mfn. extremely great, truly great; excessive greatness, true greatness ),
Mahat (. great [in space, time, quantity or degree] i.e. large, big, huge, ample, extensive, long, abundant, numerous, considerable, important, high, eminent; greatness, power, might; dominion; a great thing, important matter, the greater part ),
Mahastva (. greatness, mightness ),
Mahatā (. greatness, mightness ),
Māhata (. greatness ),
Mahattā (. greatness, high rank or position ),
Mahattva (. great size or extent, magnitude; violence, intensity; moral greatness ),
Mahi (. great; ind. greatly, very, exceedingly, much ib.; greatness ),
Mahitā (. greatness ),
Mahitva (. greatness, might ),
Mahimā (. greatness ),
Mahman (. greatness ),
Mahiman (. greatness, might, power, majesty, glory; the magical power of increasing size at will ),
Māhātmya (. magnanimity, highmindedness; exalted state or position, majesty, dignity ib.; the peculiar efficacy or virtue of any divinity or sacred shrine &c.; a work giving an account of the merits of any holy place or object ),
Majmana (. greatness, majesti ),
Magha (. wealth, power ),
Mahiṣa (. mfn. great, powerful; [with supara] the sun ),
Māhira (. name of indra ),
Mahāpatha (. a principal road, high street [in a city], high road, highway ),
Mahābala (. wind; borax ),
Mahābhāga (. great luck, prosperity; name of a king ),
Mahādeva (. "the great deity", name of rudra or siva or one of his attendant deities ),
Mahāprabhū (. great master, mighty lord, king, prince; etc. ),
Mahārāja (. a great king, reigning prince, supreme sovereign ),
Mahāprajāpati (. "great lord of creatures", name of vishnu ),
Mahatpati (. "great lord", name of vishnu ),
Maheza (. "great lord or god", name of shivu ),
Mahezvara (. a great lord, sovereign, chief ),
Mahātejas (. mfn. very vigorous or powerful or mighty; a hero, champion; name of a king ),
Mahaujas (. great might or power; mfn. very vigorous or powerful or mighty; a hero, champion; name of a king ),
Mahāvīrya (. mfn. of great strength or energy, very powerful, very potent, very efficacious; name of brahma; etc. ),
Mahāvīra (. great hero; an archer; a lion; etc. ),
Mahāvrata (. a great vow; etc. ),
Mahātman (. mfn. highly gifted, exceedingly wise; mfn. eminent, mighty, powerful, distinguished; the supreme spirit, great soul of the universe; the great principle i.e. Intellect ),
Mahendra (. the great indra )
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Maha (. a feast, festival; the festival of spring; light, lustre, brilliance; a sacrifice; a buffalo; mfn. great, mighty, strong, abundant )
→ Mahati (. to magnify, to esteem highly, to honour, to revere; etc. ) | =
> Makha (. jocund, cheerful, sprightly, vigorous, active, restless; a feast, festival, any occasion of joy or festivity; a sacrifice, sacrificial oblation ),
suMakha (. a joyous festival or feast ib. )
→ Makhasyati (. to be cheerful or sprightly )
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