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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

क्रद्krad1 Ā.
1. 1 Ā.
2. To be confused.
3. To grieve.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

क्रद्kradsee √क्रन्द् .

see √क्रन्द् .

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चक्रद्वारcakradvāram. N. of a mountain MBh. xii, 12035.

masculine gender Name of a mountain MBh. xii, 12035.

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शक्रद्रुमśakradrumam. Pinus Deodora L.
1. masculine gender Pinus Deodora Lexicographers
2. masculine gender Mimusops Elengi Lexicographers
3. masculine gender Terminalia Arjuna Lexicographers
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Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit

क्रद्krad1P 1Ato call; to cry
Entries in the Dhātupāṭha
- क्रद्^इ आह्वाने रोदने च
  
  Class 1P · Parasmaipada · intransitive
  
  to call; to cry
- क्रद्^इ वैक्लव्ये
  
  Class 1A · 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 ^ङ्आ^प् 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 ।
Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot
क्रद्krad1P 1Ato call; to cry
Entries in the Dhātupāṭha
- क्रद्^इ आह्वाने रोदने च
  
  Class 1P · Parasmaipada · intransitive
  
  to call; to cry
- क्रद्^इ वैक्लव्ये
  
  Class 1A · 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 ^ङ्आ^प् 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 ।
Source: DhātupāṭhaRoot