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Dhātu · verb roots

The verbal roots of Sanskrit as the Dhātupāṭha lists them — gaṇa, pada and meaning. Choose a class code such as 1P to see the root conjugated.

Root क्रद्

2 entries in the Dhātupāṭha
  1. क्रद्krad1Pto call; to cry

    क्रद्इ आह्वाने रोदने च

    Class · Parasmaipada · intransitive

    to call; to cry

    Source: DhātupāṭhaSearch all dictionaries
  2. क्रद्krad1Ato grieve

    क्रद्इ वैक्लव्ये

    Class · Ātmanepada · घट्-आदि gaṇa

    to grieve

    N.B. among the ghaṭ-ādis, this dhātu is understood as having the indicatory letter ष् । the result of these dhātus having the indicatory letter ष् is that ङ्आप् will be applied instead of क्ति in accordance with the sūtra षिद्-भिद्-आदिभ्यश् च (HNV 905) । thus we will get घटा, व्यथा, and so on ।

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P Parasmaipada · A Ātmanepada · U Ubhayapada · choose a class code to conjugate the root

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