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: , , - → : bhātu (sun) > bhānu (sun; king) - vāti (sun) > pāti (lord) - khala (sun) > kha (sun) > ka (sun; king) - aga (sun) > īza (lord) - aga (sun) > ina (sun; king) - vrka (sun) > rāka (sun) > rāga (sun; king) - vibhā (sun; king "sun") - vibhū (sun; lord) - sūra (sun) > sūri (lord). : pratāpa (splendour, brillianci, glory, power; name of a king) - sūryaketu (mfn. having the sun for a flag or "bright as the sun", name of a king) - vairocana (mfn. coming from or belonging to the sun, solar: name of a king ) - vibhā (sun; light, lustre; king, "sun"; mfn. shining ) - vītihotra (sun; name of the king ) - jagatpati (sun; king).
: sun - , light - , king - , , , , , sovereign - , , kingship - , goverment - , . to rule - , , , , to reign - , , , to govern - , , , .
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VRtta →
BhRa
j ( →
BhRa
jati =>
_Ra
jati ) >
_Ra
j →
_Ra
jati
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- raj - raja ( - [ / ] ) - vrtta ( ). - bhraj ( * - ). √ - VR, a - _R, a a - _Rj.
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> VaRa,
VaRtula,
VRtta (. circle )
→ BhRāj (. *the
sun; light, lustre, splendour ),
BhRāji (. lustre, splendour ),
BhRaja (. fire ),
BhRājathu (. brilliance, splendour ) |
→ BhRājati -
te (. to shine, to glitter, to beam, to sparkle ),
BhRājayati (. to cause to shine or glitter, to illuminate, to irradiate - , )
→ BhRājana (. illuminating, brightening, act of causing to shine ),
BhRājaka (. bile, gall, bilous humuor ) |
> anuBhRājate (. to illuminate ) |
> pariBhRājate (. to shed brilliance all around ) |
> praBhRājate (. to shine forth, to gleam - , , ) |
> samBhRājate (. to shine brightly, to sparke ) |
> viBhRājate (. to shine forth or through, to be bright or radiant ),
viBhRājayati (. to cause to shine or beam )
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BhRājate (. to shine, etc. ) =
> BhRāzate,
BhRāzyate (. to shine, to glitter ) =
> BhLāzate (. to shine, to glitter, to beam ) | =
> BhRejate (. to shine, to glitter ),
BhRejayati (. to cause to shine )
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BhRājate (. to shine, etc.) =
> Rājati -
te (. to shine, to glitter, to glow - , , , ),
Rājayati (. to illuminate, to colour ) | =
> Rejati (. to shine ) |
> abhiRājati (. to shine, be brilliant ) |
> abhiviRājati -
te (. to shine, be radiant ) |
> anuRājati -
te (. to be brilliant or shine in accordance with ) |
> anuviRājati -
te (. to be bright after or along ) |
> nisRājati (. to cause to shine upon, to illuminate ) |
> samviRājati (. to shine together ) |
> pariRājati -
te (. to shine on all sides around, to spread radiance everywhere ) |
> pratiRājati (. to shine, to like ) |
> viRājati -
te (. to shine, to shine forth or out, to cause to shine forth, to glitter, to illuminate, to brighten, to give radiance or lustre )
→ viRaj (. sun & c. ),
viRya (. lustre, splendour; power )
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BhRāj (. light, lustre, splendour ) =
> Rajana (. ray; silver; safflower ) =
> Razana (. ray ),
Hayana (. ray ),
Razmi (. ray of light, splendour, beam ),
Razmimat (. mfn. having rays or beams, radiant; the sun ),
Razmivat (. the sun ),
Razmālin (. mfn. encircled or garlanded with rays; the sun ),
Razmimuca (. "ray-emitting", the sun ),
sūryaRazmi (. a sunbeam ) | =
> Rājata (. silver ),
Rajata (. silver, made of silver; gold; ivory; blood ),
lohaRājaka (. silver ),
Rajatājcala,
Rajatādri (. "silver-mountain", name of kailasa )
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BhRāj (. *the
sun; light, lustre, splendour )
> Rāj (. a king, sovereign, chief; shining, radiant ),
Rāj (. king, sovereign, chief or best of its kind ),
Rājaka (. king, prince; mfn. illuminating, irradiating, splendid ),
Rājan (. a king, sovereing, prince, chief [often applied to gods e.g. to varuna and the other adityas, to indra, yama &c., but esp. to soma [also the plant and juice] and the moon] ),
Rājñī (. a queen, princess, the wife of a king ),
Rānī (. queen ),
Rājya (. royalty, kingship, sovereignty, empire ),
Rājatā (. kingship, royalty, sovereignty, government ),
Rājyā (. royalty, kingship, sovereignty, empire ),
Rājya (. kingdom, country, realm ),
Rājānaka (. an inferior kñkind, petty prince ib. ),
Rajas (. "coloured or dim space", the sphere of vapour or mist, region of clouds, atmosphere, air, firmament [in veda one of the divisions of the world and distinguished from div or svar, "the sphere of light", "the ethereal spaces", etc. ),
Rājendra (. -indra. a lord of kind, supreme sovereign, emperor ),
Rājyabhāra (. the weight of [the duties of] government ),
RājyabhaNga (. subversion of sovereignty ),
RājyaNga (. "limb of royalty", a requisite of regal administration ),
Rājyabhoga (. possession of sovereignty ),
Rājadhura (. "king's yoke", the burden of government ),
Rājyasthiti (. the being in a kingly office, government ),
Rājyalobha (. desire for royalty, ambition ),
Rājanaya (. royal conduct or policy, politics ),
Rājyasukha (. the pleasure of royalty, enjoyment of a kingdom ),
adhiRāj (. supreme king ),
adhiRāja (. "first king", name of manu ),
ādhiRājya (. royalty, royal government, supreme sway ),
āryaRāja (. name of a king rajat ),
asuraRāj (. king of asuras, name of the asura baka ),
atiRājanā (. a supreme king, superior to a king ),
atiRājan (. an extraordinary king; one who surpasses a king ),
azvaRāja (. "king of horses", name of the horse uccaihsravas ),
bhūmisāmRājya (. sovereignty over the earth ),
devaRājya (. sovereignty over the gods ),
dinaRājan (. "day king", sun ),
ekaRāj(
a) (. the only king or ruler, monarch; the king alone ),
jyeṣthaRāj (. a sovereign ),
kṣitiRāja (. a prince, king ),
mahāRāja (. a great king, reigning prince, supreme sovereign ),
mahāRājya (. the rank or title of a reigning sovereign ),
māhāRājya (. the rank of a reigning prince or sovereign ),
mahaRājñī (. reigning queen ),
nāthaRāj (. a king of kings, supreme sovereign; name of the moon ),
nabhaRāj (. name of a divine, soma-keeper; a cloud ),
nāthaRāja (. "king of kings", a supreme sovereign, emperor; name of kubera ib.; of the moon ),
nāthaRāj (. a king of kings, supreme sovereign; name of the moon ),
naraRāja (. "king of man", a king ),
naraRājya (. kingship, royalty ),
paramaRaja (. supreme monarch ),
rājādhiRāja (. king of kings, paramount, sovereign ),
sarvaRājya (. universal sovereignty ),
svaRāj (. a self-ruler ),
svaRājya (. independent dominion or sovereignty; own dominion or kingdom ),
svāRājya (. independent rule, uncontrolled dominion, sovereignty [accord. to some "indra's heaven"] ),
suraRāj (. "king of the gods", name of indra ),
suRājan (. a good king; a divinity ),
sauRājya (. good sovereignty, good government ),
vaiRājya (. extended sovereignty ),
vizvaRāj (. a universal sovereign ),
yuvaRāja (. "young king", an heir-apparent associated with the reigning sovereign in the government, crown prince ),
yuvaRājatva (. the rank or position of an heir-apparent to a throne ),
aRājaka (. want of a king, anarchy ),
aRājan (. not a king ),
aRājatā (. want of a king )
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