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- gama ( ), gantr ( ) - - *kor ( ). - karbati ( ). √ - KR. - G_, K_, - G_m, G_n.
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→ KaRbati,
KhaRbati (. to go, to move )
> KRāmati,
KRamati,
KRamate (. to step, to walk, to go, to go towards; to approach in order to ask for assistance; to go across, to go over; ved. to climb [as on a tree's branch]; to cover [in copulation]; to stretch over, to project over, to tower above; to take possession of; to undertake, to strive after, to make; to proceed well, to advance, to make progress, to gain a footing, to succeed, to have effect ),
KRamayati (. to cause to step ) =
> Gāmati (. gacchati. to go, to move, to go away, to set out, to come; to go to or towards, to approach; to go or pass [as time e.g.]; to go against with hostile intentions, to attack; to decease, to die; to approach carnally, to have sexual intercourse with; to go to any state or condition, to undergo, to partake of, to participate in, to receive, to obtain ),
Gamayati (. to cause to go or come, to lead or conduct towards, to send to, to bring to a place; to cause to go to any condition, to cause to become; to impart, to grant; to send away; to excel; to spend time; to cause to understand, to make clear or intelligible, to explain; to convey an idea or meaning, to denote )
→ Gam (. road; going, course; march, decampment; intercourse with a woman [in comp.]; going away from; flightiness, superficiality; hasty perusal ),
Gamana (. going, moving, manner of going; going to or approaching; going away, departure, decampment, setting out [for war or for an attack]; ifc. sexual intercourse [with a woman]; ifc. undergoing, attaining );
Gati (. going, moving, gait, deportment, motion in general; manner or power of going; going away; procession, march, passage, procedure, progress, movement, the going or flying of missile weapon; way, path ),
Gātu (. going, motion, unimpeded motion; way, course, egress, access; progress, increase, welfare ) |
> aGamati (. agacchati. to come, to make one's appearance, to come near from or to, to arrive at, to attain, to reach; to meet with ),
aGamayati (. to cause to come near; to announce the arrival of ) |
→ aGama (. arrival, coming, approach; origin; appearance or reappearance; course [of a fluid], issue [e.g. of blood]; reading, studying; acquisition of knowledge, science ),
aGamana (. coming, approaching, arriving, returning; arising; confirmation [as of the sense] ),
aGati (. arrival, coming , return; origin; rise, origination [as of the world] ),
aGantr (. adj. about or intending to come ) |
> abhiGamati (. abhigacchati. to go near to, to approach; to follow; to meet with, to find; to cohabit [said of men and women]; to undertake; to get, to gain, to obtain ),
abhiGamayati (. to study )
→ abhiGama (. approaching; visiting; sexual intercourse ),
abhiGantr (. one who understands; "one who pursues", insidious; one who has intercourse with a woman ) |
> abhisamGamati (. to approach together; to join in welcoming; to meet with ) |
> abhyaGamati (. abhyagacchati. to come near to, to approach, to visit )
→ abhyaGama (. approaching, arrival, visit, visitation; arriving at or enjoying a result; neighbourhood; rising [to receive a guest]; war, battle; encountering, striking, killing; enmity ) |
> abhyupaGamati (. to go near to, to approach, to arrive at; to obtain; to assent, to agree ) |
> adhiGamati (. to go up to, to approach, to overtake, to approach for sexual intercourse, to fall in with, to meet, to find, to discover, to obtain; to accomplish; to study, to read )
→ adhiGamana (. acquisition; finding; acquirement, reading, study; marriage, copulation ),
adhiGantr (. one who attains or acquires ) |
> adhyaGamati (. to meet with ) |
> anuGamati (. anugacchati. to go after, to follow, to seek, to approach, to visit, to arrive; to practise, to observe, to obey, to imitate; to enter into; to die out, to be extinguished ),
anuGamayati (. to imitate cause to die out )
→ anuGama (. following, going after in life or death ),
anuGamana (. following, going after in life or death; postcremation of a widow, imitating, approaching );
anuGati (. following, imitation, dying out ),
anuGata (. a follower; acquired; extinguished; tallying with ),
ānuGatya (. following; acquaintance, familiarity ) |
> apaGamati (. to go away, to depart; to give way, to vanish )
→ apaGama (. going away; giving way; departure, death ) |
> apiGamati (. to go into, to enter, to approach, to join; to approach a woman ) |
> atiGamati (. to pass by or over; to surpass, to overcome; to escape; to neglect; to pass away, to die )
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