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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 मद्

3 entries in the Dhātupāṭha
  1. मद्mad10Ato please

    मद्अ तृप्ति-योगे

    Class · Ātmanepada

    to please

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  2. मद्mad1Pto be joyful; to be poor

    मद्ई हर्ष-ग्लेपनयोः

    Class · Parasmaipada · घट्-आदि gaṇa

    to be joyful; to be poor

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  3. मद्mad4Pto be joyful, intoxicated, maddened

    मद्ई हर्षे

    Class · Parasmaipada · घट्-आदि, पुष्-आदि, शम्-आदि gaṇas

    to be joyful, intoxicated, maddened

    N.B. HNV 541: शम्-आदीनां त्रिविक्रमः श्ये (the अ of the śam-ādis becomes trivikrama when श्य follows) ।

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