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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. श्राśrā2 P. (श्राति, श्राण or श्रात; -Caus. श्रपयति-ते)
    1. 2 Parasmaipada (श्राति, श्राण or श्रात; -Causal श्रपयति-ते)
    2. To cook, boil, dress, mature, ripen.
    3. To sweat or cause to sweat, heat.
  2. अभिश्रावabhiśrāvaHearing (a prayer); granting (an answer); अभिश्रावाय प्रथमं सुमेधाः Rv.1.185.1.

    Hearing (a prayer); granting (an answer); अभिश्रावाय प्रथमं सुमेधाः Rv.1.185.1.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. श्राśrāor श्रै (cf. √श्री) cl.1. or cl.4. P. (Dha1tup. xxii, 21) श्रायति (accord. to xxiv, 45 also cl.2 P. श्राति…

    or श्रै (confer, compare √श्री) class1. or class4. Parasmaipada (Dha1tup. xxii, 21) श्रायति (according to to xxiv, 45 also class2 Parasmaipada श्राति; perfect tense शश्रौ; Aorist अश्रासीत्; Prec. श्रायात् or श्रेयात् infinitive mood श्रातुम् grammar), to cook, boil, seethe, mature, ripen (only in Dha1tup.; according to to Vop. also "to sweat"): Passive voice श्रायते (Aorist अश्रायि) grammar : Causal श्रप्/अयति, that the rest of a word is to be suppliedते (Aorist अशिश्रपत्; Passive voice श्रप्य्/अते), to cause to cook or boil, roast, bake AV. etc. Page1097,3; to make hot, heat, bake (earthenware) VS. Gaut. Vait.; to cause to sweat Vop. ([for श्रापय see page and participle 1098, column 1]) : Desiderative शिश्रासति grammar : Intensive शाश्रायति, शाश्राति, शाश्रेति ibidem

  2. अग्रश्रावकagraśrāvakam. (and f(इका)) "chief disciple", N. of some followers of Buddha बुद्ध, MWB. 47

    masculine gender (and f(इका)) "chief disciple", Name of some followers of Buddha बुद्ध, MWB. 47

  3. अभिश्रावabhiśrāvam. hearing (a prayer), granting an answer RV. i, 185, 10 and x, 12, 1.

    masculine gender hearing (a prayer), granting an answer fg-veda i, 185, 10 and x, 12, 1.

  4. अभ्याश्रावणabhyāśrāvaṇan. (in ritual) calling out or to, Vait.

    neuter gender (in ritual) calling out or to, Vait.

Dhātupāṭha

Dhātupāṭha — the verbal roots of Sanskrit
  1. श्राśrā1P 2Pto cook

    Entries in the Dhātupāṭha

    • पाके

      Class · Parasmaipada · घट्-आदि gaṇa

      to cook

    • पाके

      Class · Parasmaipada

      to cook

      Paradigms in the source1 table
      Present (laṭ)Source: DR
      PersonSingularDualPlural
      3rdश्रातिश्रातःश्रान्ति
      2ndश्रासिश्राथःश्राथ
      1stश्रामिश्रावःश्रामः
  2. श्राśrā1P 2Pto cook

    Entries in the Dhātupāṭha

    • पाके

      Class · Parasmaipada · घट्-आदि gaṇa

      to cook

    • पाके

      Class · Parasmaipada

      to cook

      Paradigms in the source1 table
      Present (laṭ)Source: DR
      PersonSingularDualPlural
      3rdश्रातिश्रातःश्रान्ति
      2ndश्रासिश्राथःश्राथ
      1stश्रामिश्रावःश्रामः

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अकर्मश्रान्तakarmaśrānta[a-karma-srânta] pp. untiring in ritual.

    [a-karma-srânta] perfect passive participle untiring in ritual.

  2. अभिश्रावabhiśrāva[abhi-srâvá] m. giving ear; -srî́, a. arranging; m. arranger; -shaṅga, m. de feat; -shaṅgin, a. defeating…

    [abhi-srâvá] masculine giving ear; -srî́, adjective arranging; masculine arranger; -shaṅga, masculine de feat; -shaṅgin, adjective defeating, humbling; -shava, masculine pressing (Soma).