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Results for उपावृत्
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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
उपावृत्upāvṛt1 Ā.
1 Ā.
To turn or go towards, approach.
To turn away from, return.
To give.
To roll on the ground; उपावृत्योत्थितां दीनां वडवामिव वाहितां Rām.2.2.34. -Causal
To win over, induce; Māl.8.
To cause to turn; lead or bring back; M.5.
To give to.
To cause, produce.
To stretch out more and more.
Derived forms and compounds
उपावृत्upāvṛt, FeminineVedic Return. सहस्रं त उपावृतस्ताभिर्नः पुनरा कृधि Av.6.77.3.
Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
उपावृत्upāvṛtA1. (rarely P.) -वर्तते, -ति (Impv. 2. pl. -ववृध्वम् [for -ववृद्ध्वम्] RV.) to turn towards, go towards…
Atmane-pada (rarely Parasmaipada) -वर्तते, -ति (imperative 2. plural -ववृध्वम् [for -ववृद्ध्वम्] fg-veda) to turn towards, go towards, approach, stand by the side of fg-veda viii, 20, 18 TS. TBr. S3Br. AitBr. MBh. etc.; to apply one's self to, approach for protection MBh. BhP.; to fall to one's share MBh. BhP.; to return, come back MBh. R. S3ak. etc.: CausalParasmaipada -वर्तयति, to cause to turn or go towards S3Br. Ka1tyS3r.; to lead near or back, bring back MBh. R. Das3.; to draw back, divert, cause to desist from Sus3r. MBh.; to cause to get breath (exempli gratia, 'for example' horses) MBh. vii.