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. hasa: h > |a > |s > |a > |. - - > : mahas (light > joy, pleasure) - ruc (light > delight, pleasure) - kha (sun) > sukha (joy, delight, pleasure, happiness) - kha (sun) > ha (delight, pleasure) - ka (sun, light > joy, pleasure, happiness) - ullāsa (light > joy, happiness) - syona (sun > delight, happiness). - > > . . : hlāda (joy) > hāsa - hasa (laughter).
: sun - , joy - , , delight - , , , gladness - , , mirth - , . laugh - , laughter - , , jest - , , jester - , , joke - , , smile - . to gladden - , to rejoice - -, to thrill - -, , , to delight - -, . to laugh - , to jest - , to mock - , , to deride - , .
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▪ *KoR(ot) > HaRit ( > HLada → HLadate ) => HRṣui / > HaRṣa ( → HaRṣati ) > Ha_sa → Ha_sati
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- harṣa - hlāda ( ) - hāsa ( [] ) - *kor ( ). - harit ( [] ). √ - KR. - HR - HL - H_. - HRṣ - HLd - H_s.
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● *KoR(ot) ( ) > HaRit (. sun; etc. ) => HRṣu (. the sun; the moon; agni or fire; telling lies; mfn. glad, happy ) > HRṣi (. joy, satisfaction; splendour; a liar; du. agni and soma ), HRṣti (. delight, joy, rapture; pride, arrogance )
▪ HaRit (. sun; etc. ) > HaRṣa (. joy, pleasure, happiness; erection of the sexual organ, sexual excitement, lustfulness; ardent desire; bristling, erection [esp. of the hair in a thrill of rapture or delight]; mfn. happy, delighted ), HaRṣita (. joy, delight; mfn. made to stand erect, bristling [as hair &c.]; gladdened, delighted, charmed, pleased, happy ), HaRiṣa (. joy ), HRṣita (. mfn. cheerful, glad, happy; bristling, erect [as the hair of the body]; etc. ), HaRṣadohala (. lustful desire ), HaRṣakrodha (. du. joy and anger ), HaRṣodaya (. rise of joy, occurrence of pleasure ), HaRṣazeka (. du. joy and sorrow ), HaRṣāzru (. tears of joy ), HaRṣaviṣāda (. joy and depression ), HaRṣātizaya (. excess of joy ), HaRṣasvana (. a cry of joy, sound of pleasure ), lomaHaRṣa (. the bristling or erection of the hair of the body, thrill or shudder [caused by excessive joy, fear &c.] ), lomaHaRṣana (. the bristling of the hair, horripilation, thrill or shudder ), romaHaRṣa (. the bristling of the hairs of the body, thrill [caused by joy, fear, cold &c.] ), saHaRṣa (. mfn. joyful, glad ), sirāHaRṣa (. thrill of the nerves; an intensified form; flow of discoloured tears )
▪ HaRṣa (. joy, pleasure, happiness; erection of the sexual organ, sexual excitement, lustfulness; etc. ) → HaRṣati -te (. to be excited or impatient, to rejoice in the prospect of, to be anxious or impatient for; to speak or affirm falsely, to lie; [fut. harṣiṣyati] ), HRṣyati -te (. to thrill with rapture, to rejoice, to exult, to be glad or pleased; to become sexually excited; to become erect or stiff or rigid, bristle [said of the hairs of the body &c.], to become on edge [like the teeth] ), HaRṣayati -te (. to excite, to make impatient or eager for [victory &c.]; to rejoice, to be glad; to cause to bristle ) → HaRṣana (. bristling, erection; erection of the sexual organ, sexual excitement ib.; the act of delighting, delight, joy, happiness; "gladdener", name of one of the five arrows of kama-deva; mfn. causing the hair of the body to stand erect, thrilling with joy or desire, gladdening, delightful, pleasant ), HaRṣula (. a lover; a deer; mfn. disposed to be cheerful or happy, delighted ), HRṣta (. mfn. thrilling with rapture, rejoiced, pleased, glad, merry; bristling, erect, standing on end [said of the hairs of the body]; rigid, stiff; blunted ) | > āHRṣyati (. to shudder, to shiver ) | > abhiHaRṣayati (. to gladden ) | > pariHaRṣayati (. to delight greatly, to cause to rejoice ) | > praHRṣyati -te (. to rejoice, to be glad or cheerful, to exult ), praHaRṣayati (. to cause to rejoice, to gladden, to inspirit, to encourage ) → praHaRṣa (. erection [or greater erection] of the male organ; erection of the hair, extreme joy, thrill of delight, rapture ), praHaRṣana (. rapture, joy, delight; gladdening, delighting. ib.; the attainment of a desired object; erection [of the hair of the body] ), praHRṣta (. mfn. erect, bristling [as the hair of the body]; mfn. thrilled with delight, exceedingly pleased, delighted ib.; etc. ), pravanapraHaRṣa (. mfn. one whose joy or happiness has disappeared ) | > pratiHRṣyati (. to show joy in return for anything ), pratiHaRṣayati (. to gladden, to rejoice ib. ) → pratiHaRṣa (. expression of joy ) | > pratisamHaRṣati (. to rejoice again, to be glad ) | > samabhiHaRṣyati (. to cause great joy or exultation, to gladden, to delight ) | > samHRṣyati (. to bristle, stand erect [as the hair of the body from joy or fright]; to thrill with delight, to be glad, to rejoice ib. ), samHaRṣayati (. to gladden, to delight ) → samHaRṣa (. bristling or erection of the hair of the body, thrill of delight, joy, pleasure; sexual excitement; ardour, emulation, rivalry, jealousy ), samHRṣta (. mfn. one whose hair stands erect [with joy]; flaming briskly [as fire]; mfn. one who has the hair of the body bristling [with joy], thrilled, delighted; mfn. one whose face is beaming with joy ib. ) | > sampariHRṣyati (. to make completely happy, to delight ) | > sampraHRṣyati -te (. to rejoice greatly, to be exceedingly glad, to thrill with pleasure ), sampraHaRṣayati (. to rejoice, to make glad, to comfort ) → sampraHaRṣa (. great joy, thrill of delight ), sampraHRṣta (. mfn. excessively rejoiced, rejoicing, joyful; erect, bristling [or "standing on end", as the hair of the body], thrilling ib.; etc. ) | > uddHaRṣate (. to be excited with joy, to rejoice; to do anything with joy or pleasure ), uddHRṣyati (. to be merry or in high spirits ; to flare upwards; to open [as a calyx] ), uddHaRṣayati (. to make merry or in high spirits, to rejoice, to cheer; to make brisk, to encourage ) → uddHaRṣa (. the flaring upwards [of the fire]; great joy; a festival [especially a religious one]; mfn. glad, pleased, happy ), uddHaRṣana (. erection of the hair [through rapture]; etc. ), uddHaRṣin (. mfn. one whose hair is erect [through joy] ) | viHaRṣa (. excessive joy or gladness )
▪ HaRit (. sun; etc. ) > HLāda (. refreshment, pleasure, gladness, joy, delight ), HLādinī, HRādinī (. lightning; indra's thunderbold ), manoHLāda (. joy of the heart ), sāHLāda (. mfn. having joy or gladness, cheerful, glad ) | → HLādate (. to be glad or refreshed, to rejoice; to sound, to shout [for joy] ib. ), HLādayati -te (. to refresh, to gladden, to exhilarate, to delight ) → HLādana (. refreshing, refreshment ) | > āHLādayati (. to refresh, to revive, to gladden ) → āHLāda (. refreshing, reviving; joy, delight ), anāHLāda (. absence of joy ) | > praHLādate (. to be refreshed or comforted, to rejoice ), praHLādayati -te (. to refresh, to comfort, to delight ) → praHLāda (. joyful excitement, delight, joy, happiness; sound, noise; a species of rice; etc. ), praHLādana (. the act of causing joy or pleasure, refreshment; etc. ), praHLatti (. delight, pleasure )
▪ HLādayati (. to refresh, to gladden, to exhilarate, to delight ) => HRādayati (. to refresh, to delight; etc. ) : →

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▪ VaRa → VRka => _Rka ( > _RLkta → _Rñjati ) > _Ruca => _Roka > _RLohita
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rakta - rohita - lohitā ( [] ) - rakta - lohita - loha ( [] ) - vara ( ), - vrka - ( - ). - VR, - _R - _L, - _Rk - _Lh.
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● *VoR ( ) > VaRa (. circle ) → VRka (. the sun; the moon ) => Rāka (. the sun; full moon ) > Ruca (. light, lustre, beauty; liking, desire ) => Roka (. light, lustre, brightness, splendour ) > Rohita (. mfn. red, reddish; a red or chestnut horse; blood ), Rohit (. the sun; a red deer or a red mare; a woman in her courses; a kind of creeper ), Rohitarū (. the red colour ), Rohinikā (. a woman with a red face [either from anger or from being coloured with pigments] ), Rokya (. blood ) | => Lohita (. red [the colour], redness; a snake, serpent; mfn. red, red-coloured, reddish; made of copper, copper, metal ), Lohitatī (. redness ), Lohitatva, Lohitman (. redness, red colorour ), Loha (. red metal, copper; blood; the red goat; mfn. red, reddish, copper-coloured; made of copper; made of iron ), Lohya, Lohaka (. brass ), Lohāja (. the red goat ), Lohanīkā (. red glow or lustre ), Lohinī (. any red substance ), Lohitā (. blood; ruby; red sanders; a kind of sandal-wood ), Lohitaka (. a ruby; the planet mars; mfn. red, of a red colour, reddish ), Lauhitya (. red colour, redness ), Lauhā (. a metal or iron cooking-pot, kettle, pan; iron, metal ), Lauha (. mfn. made of copper or iron or any metal, coppery, iron, metallic; red; belonging to or coming from the red-coloured goat; iron, metal; a metal or iron cooking-pot, kettle, pan ), Lohitiman (. red colour, redness ), Lohakitta, Loharaja, Lohaja, Lauhaja, Lohamala, Lauhamala (. rust of iron ), Loṣta (. rust of iron ), Lohakāra (. worker in iron, smith, blacksmith ), Lohakīla (. an iron bolt ), Lohanāla (. an iron arrow ), Lohitagātra (. "red-limbed" name of skanda ), Lohitāhi (. a red snake ), Lohitāja (. a reddish he-goat ), Lohitājā (. a reddish she-goat ), Lohitikā (. a partic. vein or artery ), Lohitadrapsa (. a drop of blood ), Lohitamaya (. mfn. blood-red ), Lohitarāga (. a red colour, redhue ), Lohitatva (. redness, red colour ), Lohitāyas(a) (. "red metal", copper ), Lohitazatapattra (. a red lotus-flower ), Lohitāzoka (. a red-flowering ), nīlaLohita (. mfn. darkblue and red, purple, dark-red; a mixture of blue and red, a purple colour ), atiLohita (. mfn. very red ), Lohaja (. bell-metal ), anyaLoha (. brass-metal ), saLohita (. mfn. having the same blood; coloured blood-red ), kapiLoha, hamsaLohaka (. brass ), kapilaLoha (. kind of brass ), suLohaka (. good metal, brass ), raviLoha (. "sun-metal", copper ), vahniLoha(ka) (. "fire-like iron", copper ), pītaLoha (. yellow metal ), kālaLoha (. iron ), krṣiLoha (. "plough-metal", iron ), taptaLoha (. "glowing iron", name of hell ), sāraLoha (. "essence of iron", steel ), mahaLoha (. "great iron", magnetic iron ), sarvaLoha (. an iron arrow ), suLohita (. beautifull red colour )
▪ Lohita (. red [the colour]; etc. ) → Lohitati (. to be or become red ), Lohitāyati -te (. to be or become red, to redden )
▪ VRka (. the sun; moon ) => Rāka (. the sun; full moon ) > Rakta (. red colour; safflower; blood; copper; saffron; mfn. reddened, red, crimson; coloured, dyed, painted; excited, affected with passion or love, impassioned, enamoured, charmed with, attached or devoted to; beloved, dear, lovely, pleasant, sweet; fond of play, engaging in pastime, sporting ), Raktakā (. redness; the nature of blood; the being affected by passion ), Raktaka (. a red garment; a redflowering moringa; mfn. red; passionately attached to, fond of, enamoured; pleasing, amusing; bloody ), Raktiman (. redness, redcolour ), Rakti (. pleasingness, loveliness; affection, attachment, devotion ), Raktatva (. redness ), Raktr (. a dyer, painter ), Raktatā (. redness; the nature of blood; the being affected by passion ), Raktakumuda, Raktamandala, Raktāmburuha, Raktapadma, Raktasaugandhika, Raktavārija, Raktamala (. a red lotus flower ), Raktamalinī (. a group of red lotus flower ), Raktapuṣpa (. a red flower ), Raktāzoka, Raktazigru (. red-flowering ), Raktāmzuka (. a red ray of light; a red garment ib. ), Raktakrīna, Raktazyīma (. mfn. dark red ), Raktanīla (. mfn. blue-red ), Raktīkṣa (. mfn. red-eyed, having red or blood-shot eyes; a buffalo ), Raktabindu (. a red spot forming a flaw in a gem; a drop of blood ), Raktajihva (. mfn. red-tongued; a lion ), Raktalocana (. "red-eyed", a pigeon ), Raktāruna (. mfn. blood-red, red as blood ), Raktavarna (. gold; red colour or the colour of blood; mfn. red-coloured ), Raktāmbupūra (. a stream or flow of blood ), Raktapa, Raktapātā (. a leech ), Raktapatana (. a flow of blood ), anuRakti (. affection, love, devotion ), atiRakta (. mfn. very red ), āRakta (. mfn. reddish ), āRaktam (. red sandal-wood )
▪ Rakta (. red colour; etc. ) => Lakta (. red )
▪ Rakta (. red colour; etc. ) > Rukma (. gold; iron; "what is bright or radiant", an ornament of gold, golden chain or disc ), Rukmakāraka (. a worker in gold, goldsmith ), Rukmasteya (. stealing gold )
▪ Rakta (. red colour; etc. ) → Rañjati, Rajati -te (. to be dyed or coloured, to redden, to grow red, to glow; etc. ), Rañjayati, Rajayati -te (. to dye, to colour, to paint, to redden, to illuminate; to rejoice, to charm, to gratify, to conciliate ) → Rañjaka (. a colourist, dyer, painter; mfn. colouring, dyeing; exciting passion or love, charming, pleasing ), Rañjakī (. a female colourer ), Rañjana (. the act of colouring or dyeing; colour, dye, paint; the act of pleasing, delighting, conciliating, giving pleasure; red arsenic; saffron; red sandalwood; cinnabar ), Rjra (. mfn. red, reddish, ruddy ), Rajana (. mfn. colouring, dyeing; a day )
▪ Rañjati (. to be dyed or coloured, to redden, to grow red, to glow; etc. ) > Lāñchati (. to mark, to distinguish, to characterize ), Lacchati (. to mark ) → Lañchana (. a mark, sign, token [ifc.= marked or, characterized by, furnished or provided with]; a mark of ignominy, stain, spot; a name, appellation ) → Lañchanyati (. to become a mark or sign )
▪ VRka, *VaRka (. the sun ) => aRka (. the sun; a ray, flash of lightning; fire; copper ) > aRuṣas (. the sun, the day ), aRuṣa (. red reddish [the colour of agni and his horses, of cows, of the team of ushas, the asvins, &c.] ), aRuṣī (. the dawn; a red mare [a name applied to the team of agni and ushas, and to agni's flames] ), aRjuna (. mfn. white, clear [the colour of the day]; of the dawn; of the lightning; of the milk; of silver; the white colour ), aRjunī (. a cow ), aRjunam (. silver, gold )
▪ Rāka (. the sun ) => Ra, Rī (. brightness, splendour; fire, heat; gold; etc. )
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. '' 'harina': |h > |a > |r > |i > _|n > |: harina (. ) > (. harina ). '' 'harita': |h > |a > |r > |i > |t > |a > : harita (. ) > (. harita ). , - 'vrkṣaza' (chameleon, lizard), - , vrk- 'vrka' (sun), -ṣaza 'zaza' (hare). . , 'zukla' 'zuci', zu su-, 'su' (adverb. good, right, beatifull, well, greatly, very), , , 'sura' (sun). su- - zu- - zo- - zau- - zi-, s > z u > o / > au / > i. zu- vr: bhā (sun) > zubhā (light) - uṣ (dawn) > suṣa (strenght) > zuṣi (strenght) - uṣās (light) > sūṣa (energy) > zūṣa (energy). . - - > : khala (sun) > kha (sun; happiness) - sukha (sun; happiness) - bhā (sun, light) > bhāgya (happiness, luck) - syūna (ray of light) > syūmaka (happiness) / > syona (happiness) - ullāsa (light; happiness). - > > / > : zuci (sun; fire) > zuc (flame, heat; pain, sorrow) > zoka (flame, heat; pain, sorrow); tapa (sun; heat) > tapas (heat; pain) - dava (fire, heat) > davathu (heat; pain) - dāva (fire, heat) > dā (heat; pain) - jvala (light, flame) > jvara (fever, fever of soul, mental pain, pain, grief). . - harina > hirana > hema: a > i > e. - harina > hirana: i > a. . z > d: zaranya (. gold) > daraniya (.-. gold).
: sun - , yellow - , , white - . lizard - , parrot - , gold - , grass - . flame - , splendour - , beautifull - , clearness - , purity - . happiness - , comfort - . pain - , sorrow - , , brief - .
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▪ *KoR(ot) > HaRit(a) ( > SaRatu ) => HaRina ( => KiRana => GhRna ) => HiRana > He_ma(la)
▪ HaRit => HaRi_ => KhaLa_ ( > zuKLRa_ ) => su- K(h)a__ > zuoCi___ → zoC__ati
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- hirana - hema ( ) - harit - hari ( ) - hemala - saratu ( [ - ] ) - suka ( ) - sukha ( ) - zuc - zoka ( ) - *kor ( ). - harit - harina ( [] ). √ - KR. - HR - H_ - ZR - SR - _K - _Kh - _K - _C. - HRn - HRt - HRt - H_m - ZRn - SRn - s_K - s_Kh - z_C - z_K.
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▪ *KoR(ot) ( ) > HaRit (. the sun; mfn. fawn-coloured, pale yellow, yellowish, pale red, fallow, bay, tawny, greenish; pale yellow, reddish, bay [the colour]; a horse of the sun [acc pl. "the horses of the sun and of indra"]; emerald; a lion; name of vishnu; a female horse of a reddish colour, a bay mare [applied to the horses of soma, indra, and tvashtri, "the 7 horses of the sun", thought to symbolize the days of the week]; grass or a species of grass; turmeric ), HaRita, HaRinī (. mfn. yellowish, pale yellow, fallow, pale red, pale, greenish, green; yellowish [the colour]; gold; a lion; turmeric; a brown-coloured grape; a yellowish or greenish substance; greens, vegetables ), HaRiman (. yellow colour, yellowness [as a disease], jaundice ), HaRitā (. grass ), HāRita, HaRita (. green [the colour]; the haritala pigeon ), HaRitaka (. mfn. greenish; a green herb; grass ), HāRitaka (. a green vegetable )
▪ HaRita (. mfn. yellowish, yellow, greenish, green; etc. ) > HaRitaHaRi (. "having reddish or bay horses", the sun ), HaRitāla (. a kind of pigeon of a yellowish green colour; a streak or line in the sky; the atmosphere ), HaRitālaka (. a kind of pigeon; yellow orpiment; etc. ), HaRitālam (. yellow orpiment or sulphuret of arsenic [described as the seed or seminal energy of vishnu] ), HaRitatrna (. green grass ), HaRitatva (. yellowish green [the colour] ), HāRīta, HāRītaka (. haritala pigeon ), HaRitāzma (. "green-coloured stone", a turquoise or emerald; sulphate of copper or blue vitriol ), HaRitīkrta (. mfn. painted green ), HaRitopala (. "green stone", an emerald ), HaRitparna (. "green-leaved", a radish ), pītaHaRita (. mfn. "yellowish-green" ), zuklaHaRita (. pale-greenness ), zuklaHaRinī (. pale-green ib. )
▪ HaRita (. mfn. yellowish, pale yellow, fallow, pale red, pale, greenish, green; yellowish [the colour]; etc. ) > SaRatu (. lizard, chameleon ) | → HaRitāyati -te (. to become or appear green )
▪ HaRit (. the sun; etc. ) > Heti (. a missile weapon, any weapon [also personified]; agni's weapon, flame, light; a ray of the sun ) => Ketu (. bright appearance, clearness, brightness [often pl., "rays of light "]; lamp, flame, torch ib.; day-time; any unusual or striking phenomenon, comet, meteor, falling star; etc. )
▪ HaRita (. *the sun; mfn. pale yellow, yellowish, pale red, etc. ) > Gati (. a happy issue; happiness; etc. ), suGati (. a good or happy condition, welfare, happiness, bliss; etc. ), svāGata (. welfare, health; etc. ), durGatā (. ill luck, misery ) | => Zāta (. joy, pleasure, happiness; mfn. handsome, bright, happy ), Zatasukha (. hundred-fold happiness, endless delight )
▪ HaRit (. the sun; etc. ) > ZaRman (. joy, bliss, comfort, delight, happiness; mfn. happy, prosperous; etc. )
▪ HaRit (. the sun; mfn. fawn-coloured, pale yellow, yellowish, pale red, fallow, bay, tawny, greenish; pale yellow, reddish, bay [the colour]; etc. ) => HaRina (. the sun; mfn. fawn-coloured, yellowish, tawny [also said of unhealthy complexion], greenish, green; yellowish the colour; a deer, antelope, fawn, stag; a goose; etc.; etc. ) | => HaRi (. the sun ib.; ray of light; the moon; mfn. fawn-coloured, reddish brown, brown, tawny, pale yellow, yellow, fallow, bay [esp. applied to horses], green, greenish &c.; "to be yellow or green"; yellow or reddish brown or green [the colour]; a horse, steed [esp. of indra]; a lion; a monkey; a jackal; a parrot; a peacock; the koil or indian cuckoo; a goose; a frog; a snake; fire; the wind or name of vayu [god of the wind]; of indra ib. &c. ) > HaRtr (. the sun; etc. ), HaRa (. fire ), HīRa (. a lion: a damand; a serpent; a thunderbold ), HaRinī (. yellow jasmin; a golden image; etc. ), HaRyakṣa (. a lion; a monkey ), Harivāhana (. "having bay horses", name of indra; of the sun ), HāRidratva (. yellowness ), HaRmuta (. a tortoise; the sun ), HīRindra (. coloured with turmeric, yellow &c.; a yellow colour; the kadamba tree; a kind of vegetable poison; a kind of fever [also of animals] ib. ), HāRidra (. mfn. coloured with turmeric, yellow; a yellow colour; a kind of vegetable poison; a kind of fever [also of animals] ib. ), HaRiHaya (. a horse of indra; "having bay or gold-coloured horses", name of indra; of the sun ), Haya (. a horse; a symbolical expression for the number "seven" [on account of the 7 horses of the sun]; name of indra; of one of the horses of the moon ), Hayā (. a female horse, mare ), HaRikeza (. name of one of the 7 principal rays of the sun; of savitri; of siva; of a yaksha ), HaRidrava (. green fluid; [perhaps] soma ib. ), HaRidravana (. mfn. green-coloured, of a yellowish golden colour ), HaRinmani (. "green gem", an emerald ), HaRiparna (. mfn. green-leaved ib.; a radish ), HaRinetra (. an owl; the eye of vishnu; a white lotus; an eye of a greenish colour; mfn. having yellow eyes; etc. ) > ZaRandra (. chameleon )
▪ HaRi (. sun; etc. ) => saHaRi (. the sun; a bull ) => saHuRi (. the sun; the earth ib.; name of agni; mfn. mighty, strong, victorious )
▪ HaRi (. mfn. yellow, reddish brown; yellow or reddish brown or green [the colour]; etc. ) => GauRa (. mfn. white, yellowish, reddish, pale red; mfn. shining, brilliant, clean, beautiful; white, yellowish [the colour]; a kind of buffalo; white mustard; the moon; saffron; the filament of a lotus; gold; orpiment; etc. ) > GauRatva (. the being white ), GauRāsya (. "whitefaced", a kind of black monkey with a white face ), GauRaziras (. "white-headed", name of a muni ), GauRāzva (. "having white horses", name of a prince ), GauRika (. white mustard ), GauRila (. white mustard; iron filings ), GhoRā (. the night ), GoRava (. saffron )
▪ HaRi (. mfn. fawn-coloured, reddish brown, brown, tawny, pale yellow, yellow; etc. ) => ZāRa (. yellow; variegating or a variegated colour, a mixture of blue and yellow, green ib. ), ZāRatva (. variety of colour, yellowness ) > SīRa (. sun []; a plough; an ox for ploughing, draught-ox ), SīRaka (. the sun ib.; a plough; a porpoise ) | > SeRāla (. pale-yellowness ), SeRālā (. mfn. pale-yellow )
▪ HaRina (. the sun; mfn. yellowish, greenish, green; etc. ) > HiRana (. gold; semen; a cowry ), HiRanya (. gold; any vessel or ornament made of gold [as "a golden spoon"]; a gold piece or coin [generally with suvarna as opp. to base metal]; a cowry; semen virile; substance, imperishable matter; a partic. measure ), HiRanyā (. mfn. golden, made of gold ), HiRanin (. mfn. golden, adorned with gold ), HiRanyakartr (. a goldsmith ), HiRanyaheman (. gold ), HiRanyakrṣnala (. a small piece of gold ), HiRanyazalka (. a fragment of gold ), HaiRanya (. golden, consisting or made of gold; bearing gold [said of a river]; offering gold [said of hands or arms] ib. ), HaiRanyaka (. a goldsmith; an overseer of gold, guardian of golden treasure )
▪ HiRana (. gold; semen; a cowry ) => Hema (. gold; a partic. weight of gold; a horse of a dark or brownish colour ), Hemam (. gold ), Haima (. mfn. golden, consisting or made of gold; of a golden yellow colour ), Hemaka (. gold; a piece of gold ), Hemagaura (. mfn. of a golden yellow colour, having golden yellow ), HemapiNgala (. mfn. golden yellow ), Hemakara, Hemakartr (. a goldsmith ), Hemala (. a goldsmith; a touchstone; a chameleon, lizard )
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● *VoR(ot) ( ) > VRtta (. circle ) [ VaRtula, VaRa (. circle) ] > Vāti (. sun; moon ) > Pītala (. mfn. yellow; yellow colour; brass ib. ), Pīta (. yellow colour; a yellow gem, topaz; a yellow pigment prepared from the urine of kine; a kind of yellow pigment; a mystical name of the letter - s; a yellow substance; gold; yellow orpiment; name of sev. plants alangium hexapetalum ), Pītā (. name of sev. plants curcuma longaand aromatica ), Pītaka (. mfn. yellow; yellow amaranth; orpiment; brass; honey; saffron; yellow sanders; aloe wood; curcuma aromatica; terminalia tomentosa, a species of syonaka ), Pītikā (. saffron; turmeric; yellow jasmine ), Pītanīla (. "yellow-blue", green ), Pīyūthī (. yellow jasmine ), Pītiman (. a yellow colour ), Pītatā (. yellowness ), Pītarāga (. mfn. of a yellow colour; yellowness; or the fibres of the lotus &c.; wax ), Pītamani (. "yellow gem", a topaz ), Pītazman (. "yellow stone", a topaz ), Pītasphatila (. "yellow crystal", a topaz ), Pītasāra (. yellow gem; yellow sanders ), Pītakāvera (. saffron; bell-metal ), Pītaloha (. yellow metall ), Pīttala (. brass, bell-metal ), Pītāruna (. mfn. yellowish-red; name applied to mid-down ), Pītana (. orpiment; saffron; a species of tree [spondias mangifera pentaptera tomentosa or ficus infectoria] ), Pizuna (. a crow; saffron ), sitaPīta (. mfn. white and yellow; mfn. bluish-green, yellowish-white; bluish-green-yellowish-whiteness ), suPīta (. mfn. quite yellow; a carrot; yellow sandal ib. ), vyāPīta (. mfn. quite yellow ), zvetaPītala (. mfn. yellow-white; yellow-whiteness )
▪ Pīta (. yellow colour; gold; etc. ) > Pītha (. sun []; water ) | => Pīyu (. gold; fire; a crow; an owl )
▪ Pīta (. yellow colour; etc. ) > Pīlaka (. an ant ), Pīluka (. an ant ), piPīla (. an ant ), piPīlaka (. a large black ant ), piPīlī (. an ant ), piPīlika (. an ant; a kind of gold supposed to be collected by ants ), piPīlikā (. the common small red ant or a female ant ), piPīlikaputa (. an ant-hill ), tailapiPīlikā (. a small red ant )
▪ Vāti (. sun; moon ) > Pātala (. mfn. pale red, pink, pallid; a pale red hue, rose colour; saffron; bignonia suaveolens [the tree bearing the trumpet-flower]; the trumpet-flower; a kind of fresh water fish ), Pātalaka (. mfn. pale red ), Pātaliman (. a pale red or rose colour ), Pātalita (. mfn. made red, reddened ), Pātalapuṣpa (. the trumpet-flower ), Pātalayā (. a multitude of trumpet-flowers ), Pātalakīta (. kind of insect ), Pātālanilaya (. an asura; serpent ), divyaPātala (. "having a divine pale-red colour", name of a plant ), pariPātala (. mfn. of a pale red colour, pale red ), viPātala (. mfn. very red )
▪ Pātala (. a pale red hue, rose colour; etc. ) → Pātalayati (. to dye pale red )
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. , 'bhūti' (power; earth) , . '' , '', : bhavati (. to become, be, arise, come into being, exist, be found, live, stay, abide, happen, occur ) > bhava (. coming info existence, birth, production, origin; being, state of being, existence, life; worldly existence, the world; well-being, prosperity, welfare, excellence; obtaining, acquisition; a god, deity ), bhāva (. becoming, being, existing, occurring, appearance; manner of being, nature, temperament, character ) > bhū (the act of becoming or arising; the place of being, space, world or universe; earth (as a substance), ground, soil, land, lauded property ib; etc. ). , '' '', : vrka (sun) > varcas (light; vital power) > ūrjās (power) > ojas (power); ūṣ (light) > sūṣa (vigour); mahas (light; power, might); sahas (light; power); aidha (flame; power); dhāman (light; power); dīdhiti (light; power); tejas (light; vital power); dakṣa (fire; mental power); tapa (sun) > tavasya (strenght). > : lasati (to shine) > lūṣati (to adorn) > rūṣati (to adorn); zubhā (light) > zumbhati (to adorn).
: sun - , ligth - , power - , , , , might - , , adorn - , decoration - . to adorn - , to decorate - .
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● *VoR(ot) ( ) > VaRtula (. circle ) [ VRtta, VaRa (. circle) ] → Bhātu (. sun; moon ), Bhāti (. *sun; light, splendour; evidence, perception, knowledge ib. ) > Bhūti (. power, might, wealth, fortune, wellbeing, thriving, prosperity; superhuman power [as attainable by the practice of austerity and magical rites]; ornament, decoration; earth, ground; existence, being ), suBhūta, suBhūti (. welfare, well-being ), durBhūta (. ill luck, harm ), Bhū (. sacrificial fire; earth, soil, ground, land ), svaBhūti (. one's own welfare ), vyadBhūti (. "sky-power", darkness ib. ), aBhūti (. "want of power", wretchedness )
▪ Bhātu (. the sun; moon ) => Bhā (. the sun, star; light or a beam of light, lustre, splendour, brightness ) → Bhāti (. to shine, to bright or luminous; to shine forth, to appear, to show one's self ib.; to be splendid or beautifull or eminent; to show, to exhibit, to manifest; to be, to exist; etc. ), Bhāyate (. to radiance is put forth by ) | > āBhāti (. to shine, to shine or blaze towards, to become visible, to illumine, to irradiate, to outshine, to appear; to look like ) → āBhā (. light, splendour; a flash; colour, appearance, beauty; a reflected image, outline; likeness, resemblance ) > āBhūti (. superhuman power or strength; reaching, attaining ) | > abhiBhāti (. to glitter, to appear, be bright ) → abhiBhā (. act of overpowering, superiority ) => abhiBhūya (. superiority ) | > praBhāti (. to shine, to shine forth, to gleam, to illuminate, to enlighten, to appear, to begin to become light, to seem ) → praBhā (. light, lustre, splendor, splendour, radiance, beautiful appearance ), praBhavitr (. a great lord or ruler ) > praBhu (. ved. prabhū. a master, lord, king [also applied to gods e.g. to surya and agni; to prajapati; to brahma; to indra; to siva; to vishnu] ), praBhūti (. a ruler, lord ), praBhūtā (. lordship, dominion, supremacy; power over; etc. ), praBhutva (. lordship, sovereignty, high rank, might, power over ), mahāpraBhū (. great master, mighty lord, king, prince; a very holy man or great saint; a chief; name of indra; vishnu; shiva ); apraBhutva (. want of power, insufficiency ) | > samBhati (. to shine forth or fully, to appear, be very bright, be visible or conspicuous; to look like ) → samBhūti (. manifestation of might, great or superhuman power; birth, origin, production ) | > viBhati (. to shine or gleam forth, to become visible, to shine brightly, to come light, to glitter, to shine upon, to procure light, illumine, to strike or catch the eye ) → viBha (. light, bright, shining, lustre, splendour, beauty ), viBhava (. power, might, greatness, exalted position, rank, dignity, majesty, dominion; being everywhere, omnipresence; wealth, money, property, fortune, luxury, anything sumptuary or superfluous; magnanimity, lofty-mindedness ) > viBhū (. the sun; the moon; a lord, ruler, sovereign, king; mfn. being everywhere; mfn. mighty, powerful, excellent, great, strong ), viBhūti (. the might of a king or great lord, sovereign power, greatness; splendour, glory, magnificence; fortune, welfare, prosperity; manifestation of might, great power, superhuman power [consisting of eight faculties, especially attributed to siva, but supposed also to be attainable by human beings through worship of that deity]; development, multiplication, expansion, plenty, abundance ), viBhūman (. might, extention, greatness ), viBhūtā (. power, supremacy ), viBhūtva (. omnipotence, sovereignty ), mahāviBhūti (. manifestation of great might, excessive might; the great goddess of welfare, lakshmi ), rājyaviBhūti (. the might or power of royalty )
▪ Bhūti (. ornament, decoration; etc. ) => Bhūṣā (. ornament, decoration ), Bhūṣana (. decorating, adorning ), Bhūṣanatā (. the being on ornament, ornature ), bāhuBhūṣā (. arm-ornament, armet ), karaBhūṣana (. hand-ornament, cracelet ), kanthaBhūṣana (. ornament for the neck ), paraBhūṣana (. another's ornament ), suraBhūṣana (. "ornament of the gods", a necklace of pearls ), ziroBhūṣana (. a head-ornament ) | → Bhūṣati (. to adorn; to strive after, to use efforts for, to be intent upon ), Bhūṣayati (. to adorn, to embellish, to attire ), Bhūṣāyate (. to serve as an ornament ) > atiBhūṣāati (. to adorn one's self before [another]; to adorn richly ) | > pariBhūṣati (. to fit out, to decorate ib.; to run round, to circumambulate; to wait upon, to serve, to attend, to honour, to obey, to follow ib. ) | > viBhūṣati (. to be brilliant, to appear; to adorn, to decorate ib. ), viBhūṣayati (. to adorn, to decorate ) → viBhūṣā (. light, splendour, beauty ), viBhūṣita (. an ornament, decoration ), viBhūṣana (. decoration, ornament; splendour, beauty )
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. , 'vāti' (sun) 'pāti' (lord) 'bhātu' (sun) bh > v / p u > i, : bhātu (sun) > vāti (sun) / > pāti (lord). : varati (to choose) > vara ("chooser", one who solicits a girl in marriage, husband ).
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▪ VaRtula ( → VPa_ti => Pi_tr ) → VaRuna => VaRnu ( > VNaR_a ) > BhaR_u
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● *VoR(ot) ( ) > VaRtula (. circle ) [ VRtta, VaRa (. circle), VaRnaka (. circle, orb ) ] → VaRuna (. sun; water, the ocean; varuna is one of the oldest of the vedic gods; he is often regarded as the supreme deity; in the veda together with indra, and in later vedic literature together with agni, with yama, and with vishnu; he is even called the brother of agni; though not generally regarded in the veda as a god of the ocean; etc. ), VaRnu (. sun ), VaRna (. lustre, colour of the face, good colour or complexion, beauty; gold; colour, tint, dye, pigment [for painting or writing]; colour = race, species, kind, sort, character, nature, quality, property [applied to persons and things]; class of men, tribe, order, caste ) → VaRa (. "chooser", one who solicits a girl in marriage, suitor, lover, bridegroom, husband; mfn. royal, princely ), VaRayitr (. a suitor, lover, husband ), VāRayitr (. "chooser", a husband ), VaiRajyā (. extended sovereignty ), nrVaRa (. best or chief of men, sovereign, king )
▪ VaRa (. a husband; etc. ) => ViRa (. a husband; a man, a brave or eminent man, hero, chief [sometimes applied to gods, as to indra, vishnu; pl. men, people, mankind, followers, retainers]; a hero [as opp. to a god]; etc. ) | => NaRa (. a husband; a man, a male, a person [pl. men, people]; hero; etc. )
▪ VaRnu (. sun ) => BhaRu (. a lord, master; a husband; gold; the sea ), BhaRtr (. a preserver, protector, maintainer, chief, lord, master; a husband ), BhaRtrī (. a female supporter or nourisher, a mother ), BhaRtrguna (. the excellence or virtue of a husband ), amaraBhaRtr (. "supporter of the gods", name of indra ), amzuBhaRtr (. "lord of rays", the sun ), bhaginīBhaRtr (. a sister's husband ), bhūBhaRtr (. "earth-supporter, earth-lord", a king, prince ), bhūtaBhatr (. "lord of beings or spirits", name of siva ), divasaBhaRtr (. "day-lord", the sun ), durBhaRtr (. a bad husband ), kāBhaRtr (. a bad husband or lord or master ), kuBhaRtr (. a bad husband ), ruciBhaRtr (. "lord or bearer of light", the sun; "lord of pleasure", a husband ib. ), zālīBhaRtr (. the husband of a wife's sister )
▪ BhaRtr (. chief, lord, master; etc. ) → BhaRtrati (. with [kṣitim] to take care of, to rule, to govern )
▪ Pati (. a master, owner, possessor, lord, ruler, sovereign; a husband ib. ) => Pitr (. a father [ in the veda name of brihas-pati, varuna, praja-pati, and esp. of heaven or the sky ] ), Pitrka (. father ), Pitdāya (. property inherited from a father, patrimony ), Pitrtva (. fatherhood, paternity; the state or condition of a pitri or deified progenitor ), Pitrdeva (. pl. the pitris and the gods ), Pitrdravya (. "father's substance", patrimony ), Pitrpitr (. father's father ), Pitrvya (. a father's brother, paternal uncle ), Pitrvyaputra (. a father's brother's son, cousin ), Pitrya (. the eldest brother ), Pituhputra (. a father's son ), Pitrṣvars (. a father's sister ), atiPitr (. surpassing his own father ), bhojaPitr (. the father of a king ), jagatPitri (. "world-father", siva ), karnaPitri (. "karna's father", name of surya ), kuPitr (. a bad father ), mātāPitr (. du. mather and father, parents )
● VaRtula (. circle ) / → Bhātu (. sun; moon ) > / → Vāti (. sun; moon ) > Pāti (. lord, a master, husband ), Pati (. a master, owner, possessor, lord, ruler, sovereign; a husband ib. ), adhiPā (. a ruler, king, sovereign ), adhiPatnī (. a female sovereign or ruler ), ādhiPatya (. supremacy, sovereignty, power ), aikaPatya (. sovereignty of one, absolute monarchy ), advaPati (. lord of the roads ), e: →

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. - - > []: svrr (light) > sprhā (desire) - zobhā (lustre > wish) - svana (particular fire) > svāntaja (heat-born, love) - ruc (light > wish) - bhāsas (light) > vaza (wish, desire). , āyus *h2oi-us. : āzas (wish) > īṣti (to wish). : varnu (sun) > vani (wish). : vartati (to turn) > varnati (to choose; to like, wish, desire) > vanati (to like, love, wish, desire). , , īṣta (a lover).
: sun - , light - , wish - , desire - , , , , hope - , expectation - , , love - . groin - . taste - , tongue - . to wish - , , to desire - , , to long for - , , , to love - , , , to like - , , .
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▪ VaRa → V(*a)Rka => _ARka => _A_ga(s)zas → _I_ṣ → _IE_ṣhati
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● *VoR(ot) ( ) > VaRa (. circle ) [VaRtula, VRtta (. circle )] → VRka, *VaRka (. the sun; moon ) => aRka (. the sun; a ray, flash of lightning; fire; cooper ) => Aga (. the sun ), Agās (. fire ) → Āzas (. wish, desire, hope ), Āzā (. wish, desire, hope, expectation, prospect ), Āzāsya (. wish, benediction ), Āzis (. asking for, prayer, wish; blessing, benediction; wishing for any other ), Āzamsā (. wish, desire, hope, expectation ), satyĀzis (. a realized wish or prayer; mfn. one whose wish or prayer is realized ib. ), atyĀzā (. extravagant hope ), Āzaya (. pleasure ), Āzāhīna (. mfn. one who has lost all hope, desponding, despairing ), Āzāvaha (. bringing hope; name of the sun ), bhagĀza (. mfn. one whose hopes are broken, disappointed in expectation ), dhanĀzā (. longing after wealth, desire for riches; hope of gaining wealth ), durĀzā (. bad expectation, vain hope, despair ), jīvĀzā (. hope of living ), jīvitĀza (. hope of life, wish for life ), mahadĀzā (. great expectation, high hope ), nirĀzā (. hopelessness, despair ), nirĀzatva (. hopelessness, despair ), nairĀzya (. hopelessness, non-expectancy, despair at ), prātyĀzā (. the hope of obtaining [an object] ), pratyĀzā (. confidence, trust, hope, expectation ), sukhĀzā (. the hope of pleasure or enjoyment ), Āzābandha (. band of hope, confidence, trust, expectation; a spider's web ), aUzāna (. mfn. wishing for, desirous )
▪ Āzā (. wish, desire, hope, expectation, prospect ) → Āzāste (. to desire, to wish, to ask, to pray for; to hope, to expect; to instruct, to order, to command; to subdue )
▪ Āzā (. wish, etc. ) => Uzī (. wish ), Uzij (. mfn. wishing, desiring, striving earnestly, zealous; desirable, amiable, lovely, charming )
▪ Āyuṣa (. duration of life ) → Āyuṣayati (. to wish long life to any one )
▪ Āzas (. wish, desire ) => Īṣ (. wish ), Īṣ, Ī (. god of love ) → Īcchati (. to endeavour to make favourable; to desire, to wish, to long for, to request; to wish or be about to do anything, to intend; to endeavour to obtain, to strive, to seek for; to strive to obtain anything from any one; to expect or ask anything from any one; to assent, to be favourable, to concede; to choose; to acknowledge, to maintain, to regard, think ), Eṣyate (. to be wished or liked; to be wanted; to be asked or requested; to be prescribed or ordered; to be approved or acknowledged; to be accepted or regarded as; to be worth; to be wanted as a desideratum ) → Īṣta (. a lover, a husband; adj. wished, desired ), Īṣtam (. wish, desire ), Īṣtu (. wish, desire ), Īṣti (. seeking, going after; endeavouring to obtain; wish, request, desire; any desired object; a desired rule, a desideratum ), Īṣtatva, Īṣtatā (. or desirableness, the state of being beloved or reverenced ), Īṣtadeva, Īṣtaevatā (. a chosen tutelary deity, favourite god, one particularly worshipped ), Īcchā (. wish, desire, inclination ), Īcchatā (. wishfulness ), svEcchā (. sva+īcch. one's own wish or will, free will ), mlEcchita (. a foreign tongue ), manĪṣā (. desire, wish, request ib.; etc. ), manĪṣita (. wish, desire ib. ), ninĪṣā (. desire of bringing or carrying or taking away ), jigĪṣā (. desire of obtaining; desire of conquering or being victorious, military ambition ), jigĪṣutā (. desire of excelling, ambitlon ), sukhEcchā (. hope or desire of happiness )
▪ Īṣati (. to desire, to wish, to long for; etc. ) > abhĪcchati (. to seek for, to long for; to intend to ) → abhĪṣti (. wish ), abhĪṣta (. a lover; wish ) | > anvĪcchati, anvEṣyati (. to desire, to seek, to seek after, to search, to aim ) | > sampratĪcchati (. to wish together with, to assent to, to agree, to promise )
▪ Īcchati (. to endeavour to make favourable; to desire, to wish, to long for, to request; etc. ) => Eṣate (. to desire, to request; to hasten near or towards, to fly at; to endeavour to reach or obtain ) → Eṣti (. seeking to go towards [see above], wish, desire ), Eṣa (. the act of seeking or going after; wish, option ), Eṣitr (. mfn. one who seeks or strives after, desiring ), Eṣanā (. seeking with, desire, begging, solicitation, request ), gavEṣana (. seeking after, searching for )
▪ Īṣati (. to endeavour to make favourable; to desire, to wish, to long for, to request; etc. ) => Īhati (. to endeavour to obtain; to aim at, to attempt; to long for, to desire; to take care of; to have in mind, to think of ), Īhayati (. to impel ) → Īhā (. request, desire, wish ), Īhita (. desire, request, wish, effort ) | > samĪhati (. to strive after, to wish for, to desire, to endeavour to gain ) → samĪhā (. striving after, longing for, wish, desire ), samĪhita (. great effort to obtain anything, desire, longing, wish ) : →

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. hima (cold). . , v > t hava > huta ? : tapa (sun) > sava (sun). : sava (sun) > zveta (white). : suṣima (coldness) > suṣena (serpent-demon). - : sava > syūna. : a > u > o > au; i > e > ai; i > ai. : > i; i > . - t > n: zīta (cold) > zīna (cold) - sita (white) > sina (white). - t > m: zīta (cold) > hima (cold) - zītatā (coldness) > zītiman (coldness) - harita (yellow colour) > hariman (yellow colour) - bhāti (light) > bhāma (light) - bhūti (earth) > bhūmi (earth) - vibhūti (greatness) > vibhūman (greatness) - vāti (sun) > vami (fire) - prīti (joy) > preman (joy) - zasta (praise) > zasman (praise) - harit (sun) > zarman (joy) - rata (pleasure) > rāma (pleasure) - yāta (course) > yāma (course) - ūti (help) > oman (help) - huta (sacrifice) > homa (sacrifice) - dyut (splendour) > dyumna (splendour) - dīti (splendour) > dhāman (light).
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▪ *ToR(ov) → TaRbati => Ta_mbati => Sa_vati → Sa_va > Z_vieta ( => S__itna ) > Z__ita > H__ima
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● *ToR(ov) ( ) → TaRbati (. to go, to move ) => Tambati (. to go, to move ) => Savati -te (. to go, to move ) → Sava (. the sun; one who sets in motion or impels, an instigator, stimulator, commander; setting in motion, vivification, instigation, impulse, command, order [esp. applied to the activity of savitri]; the moon; pressing out the juice of the soma plant; pouring it out; the juice or honey of flowers ), Sāvitra (. the sun ), Savitr (. name of a sun-deity [accord. to naigh. belonging to the atmosphere as well as to heaven; and sometimes in the veda identified with, at other times distinguishead from surya, "the sun", being conceived of and personified as the divine influence and vivifying power of the sun, while surya is the more concrete conception]; a stimulator, rouser, vivifier; he has golden hands, arms, hair &c. ), Sāvitrī (. a verse or prayer addressed to savitri or the sun; a ray of light, solar ray; the ring-finger ), Savana (. the act of pressing out the soma-juice; fire ), Sāva (. a soma libation ), Savalatā (. the plant yielding soma-juice )
▪ Savitr (. name of a sun-deity, etc. ) → Savitarati (. to be like the sun, to resemble the sun )
▪ Sava (. sun; etc. ) => Syūna (. a ray of light; the sun ), Syūnā (. a ray of light ), Syūma (. a ray of light; water ), Syūmaka (. delight, happiness ) | => Syona (. a ray of light; the sun; delight, happiness )
▪ Sava (. moon; etc. ) => Suma, Sumā (. moon; flower ) => Soma (. juice, extract, the juice of the soma plant, the soma plant; after which it was mixed with clarified butter, flour &c., made to ferment, and then offered in libations to the gods [in this respect corresponding with the ritual of the iranian avesta] or was drunk by the brahmans, by both of whom its exhilarating effect was supposed to be prized; it was collected by moonlight on certain mountains; soma is identified with the moon [as the receptacle of the other beverage of the gods called amrita, or as the lord of plants], and with the god of the moon, as well as with vishnu, siva, yama, and kubera; the moon or moon-god [see above]; a soma sacrifice; a day destined for extracting the soma-juice; camphor; air, wind; water; a drug of supposed magical properties ), Somā (. soma plant ), Sūma (. milk, water ), Somabandhu (. "friend of the moon", the white esculent water-lily [as expanding at night] ), Somadeva (. the god of the moon; the god soma ), Somāgni (. soma and agni ), Somagraha (. a cup or bowl of soma; an eclipse of the moon ), Somāha, Somatvāra (. "moon-day", monday ), Somaja (. mfn. moon-produced; milk ), Somakānta (. the moon-gem, moon-stone ), Somaloka (. the world of the god of the moon ), Soman (. one who presses or prepares soma; a soma sacrificer; the moon ), Somarajā (. "king soma", king ), Somapati (. "lord of soma", name of indra; a lord of the moon ), Somatva (. the condition or state of the moon; condition of soma ), Somavīthī (. the orbit of the moon ), Somarasa (. the juice of the soma plant ), Somarudra (. du. soma und rudra ), Somasut (. a soma-distiller, a priest who offers the soma-juice at a sacrifice ), Somadhārā (. the milky way; the sky, heaven ), Somapāvan (. a soma drinker ), Somavāra (. "moon-day", monday ), Somasāra (. the white khadira tree ), Somayoni (. a god; yellowish white sandal ), Saumya (. mfn. relating or belonging to soma [the juice or the sacrifice or the moon-god], connected or dealing with soma, having his nature or qualities &c.; cool and moist [opp. to agneya, "hot and dry"]; "resembling the moon", placid, gentle, mild; a soma sacrifice; an adherent, worshipper; a brahman ), Saumyī (. moonshine ), Saumyam (. the nature or condition of soma; gentleness ), Saumyatā (. the state of being cool and moist; gentleness, placidity ib.; benevolence; beauty ib. ), Saumyatva (. gentleness, mildness; benevolence; beauty ib. ), Saumikam (. a vessel for the soma-juice ), ariSoma (. a kind of soma plant ), indrāSoma (. du. indra and soma ), agnīṢomā, agnīṢomau (. du. agni and soma ), agnīṢomiya (. making libations with the cake sacred to agni and soma, a ceremony in the darsapurnamasa sacrifice ), agnīṢomiyapazu (. a victim, generally a sheep or goat, sacred to agni and soma ), Sut (. extracting juice, making libations; a praiser, worshipper ), Suta (. the expressed soma. juice, a soma libation ), Sotva (. a soma, sacrificer ), Sotr (. mfn. one who presses out or extracts soma ), Sotu (. extraction of soma, libation ) : →

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