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. tapa (warmth). . - dū > dūyati, , dū 'heat'. . - dīti > tejas / > jazas, , dīti 'light'. u > i: dyuti (splendour, brightness, etc.) => dīti (splendour, brightness).
: sun - , light - , warmth - , heat - , , , glow - , , fire - , pain - , , distress - , , glory - , , , splendour - , , beauty - . to burn - , , , , to glow - , to heat - , , -, , to warm - -, to pain - , , to torment - , to distress - , , , to consume - , .
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→ Tarbati (. to go, to move ) =
> Tambati (. to go, to move )
→ Tapa (. the sun; heat, warmth; the hot season ),
Tapana (. the sun; heat; the hot season; the being hot, burning, heat; pining, grieving, mental distress; name of a hell; name of an agni; mfn. warming, burning, shining [the sun] ),
Tāpana (. the sun; the hot season; the sun-stone; gold; one of kama's arrows ),
Tapanī (. heat ),
Tapanīyaka (. gold ),
Tapas (. warmth, heat; the hot session; pain, suffering; religious austerity, bodily mortification, penance, severe meditation, special observance ),
Tapus (. fire; the sun ib.; "paincauser", an enemy ib.; heat; mfn. burning, hot ),
Tapti,
Tapyati (. heat ),
Tapartu (. the hot season ),
Tapanamani (. the sun-stone ),
Tapanadyuti (. sunshine; mfn. brilliant like the sun ),
Tapanāzman (. the sun-stone ),
bālāTapa (. early heat of the sun, heat of the morning sun ),
sūryāTapa (. the sun's heat "to expose to the sun" ),
suTāpas (. the sun )
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Tapa (. the sun; heat, warmth; the hot season )
→ Tapati (. to give out heat, to be hot, to shine [as the sun]; to make hot or warm, to heat, to shine upon ib.; to consume or destroy by heat ib.; to suffer pain; to cause pain to, to injure, to damage, to spoil ),
Tapyati -
te (. to be heated or burnt, to become hot; to be purified by austerities [as the soul]; to suffer or feel pain; to suffer pain voluntarily, undergo austerity ),
Tāpayati -
te (. to make warm or hot; to consume by heat; to cause pain, to trouble, to distress; to torment one's self, to undergo penance )
→ Tāpa (. heat, glow; testing [gold] by heat; to pain [mental or physical], sorrow, affliction; fever ),
Tāpā (. heating ),
Tāpana (. burning; pain, torment; [in dram.] helplessness, perplexity; mfn. illuminating; mfn. burning, causing pain, distressing ),
Tāpakṣetra (. the range of heat [caused by the sun] ),
Tāpin (. glowing ),
Tāpayitr (. mfn. causing pain ),
Tāpaka (. fever; friying pan ib.; mfn. heating, inflaming, refining; mfn. causing pain ),
Capala (. long pepper ),
uruTāpa (. great heat ),
saTāpa (. mfn. full of pain or sorrow ),
guruTāpa (. excessive heat ) |
> āTapati (. to radiate heat ),
aTāpāyati (. to become hot like sunshine )
→ āTapā (. heat [especially of the sun], sunshine ),
āTapana (. "causing heat" name of siva ),
āTapātayati (. passing away of the heat, coolness of the evening ) |
> abhiTapati (. to irradiate with heat, to heat; to pain, to distress ),
abhiTapyate (. to suffer intensely ),
abhiTāpayati (. to distress )
→ abhiTāpa (. extreme heat; agitation, affliction, emotion; great pain ) |
> abhyaTāpayati (. to torment, to pain ) |
> anuTapati (. to heat; to vex, to annoy ),
anuTapyate (. to suffer afterwards, to repent; to desiderate, to miss ),
anuTāpayati (. to distress )
→ anuTāpa (. repentance, heat ) |
> atiTapati (. to be very hot; to heat; to affect greatly ),
atiTāpayati (. to heat much ) |
> avaTapati (. to radiate heat [or light] downwards ) |
> niṣTapati (. to purify by heat, to free from impurities; to roast, to fry )
→ niṣTapana (. burning ) |
> niTapati (. to emit heat downwards; to consume by fire ) |
> pariTapati (. to burn all round, to set on fire, to kindle; to feel or suffer pain ),
pariTapyate (. to be purified [as by fire] sarvad.; to feel or suffer pain, to do penance, to practise austerities ),
pariTapāyati (. to scorch, to cause great pain, to torment )
→ pariTāpa (. glow, scorching, heat; pain, agony, grief, sorrow; repentance; name of a partic. hell ) |
> praTapati (. to give forth heat, to burn, to glow, shine [lit. and fig.]; to feel pain, to suffer; to warm, to heat, to shine upon; to roast, to bake; to kindle, to light, to illumine; to pain with heat, to torment, to harass ),
praTapyate (. to suffer pain ),
praTāpayati (. to make warm, to heat; to set on fire, to irradiate, to illuminate; to destroy or pain with heat, to torment, harass )
→ praTapa (. the heat of the sun ),
praTāpa (. glowing heat, heat, warmth; splendour, brilliancy, glory, majesty, dignity, power, strength, energy ),
praTapana (. warming, heating; to put near the fire, make warm ),
praTapta (. annealed gold ) |
> pratiTapati (. to throw out or emit heat towards or against; to heat, to warm, to foment ) |
> samTapati (. to heat thoroughly, to scorch, to parch, to dry up; to feel pain or remorse; to pain by heat, to torture, to oppress, to afflict, to harass ),
samTapyate (. to be oppressed or afflicted, to suffer pain, to undergo penance ),
samTāpayati (. to cause to be heated, to make very hot, to burn, to inflame, to scorch; to pair by heat, to torture, to torment, afflict, trouble, distress )
→ samTāpa (. becoming very hot, great or burning heat, glow, fire; affliction, pain, sorrow, anguish, distress; self-mortification, remorse, repentance, penance ),
samTāpana (. the act of burning, paining, afflicting, exciting passion; name of a partic. mythical weapon ),
samTapta (. pain, grief, sorrow ) |
> samanuTapyate (. to suffer great subsequent pain, to be very penitent, to repent ) |
> sampraTāpayati (. to warm ) |
> samupaTapyate (. to feel pain ) |
> upaTapati (. to make warm, to heat; to afflict [as an illness]; to feel pain, to become sick ),
upaTapyate (. to be made warm or heated; to be afflicted with pain, to be tormented, to feel pain, to become ),
upaTāpayati (. to ignite, to burn, to consume; to cause pain, to mortify, to torment, to hurt, to oppress )
→ upaTāpa (. heat, warmth; heating; pain, trouble paining; sickness, disease, hurt; haste, hurry ),
upaTapat,
upaTapatr (. interior heat, disease ) |
> utTapati (. to make warm or hot; to heat thoroughly; to pain, to torment, press hard ),
utTapyate (. to shine forth, to give out heat; to warm one's self or a part of one's body ),
utTāpayati (. to warm up, to heat; to excite, to urge on )
→ utTāpa (. great heat, glow; ardour, effort, excessive energy; affliction, distress; excitement, anxiety ),
utTapta (. dried flesh; great heat; mfn. burnt; heated, red hot, glowing ) |
> viTapati -
te (. to give out heat; to force asunder, to tear, to penetrate; to burn; to warm one's self or any member of the body ),
viTāpayati (. to heat, to warm ) |
> vipariTapyate (. to be greatly distressed, to suffer great pain )
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