Sanskrit dictionary (beta)

1. 1 Parasmaipada (नाथति, but sometimes Ā. also)
2. To ask, beg, solicit for anything (with Dative or two Accusative); मोक्षाय नाथते मुनिः Vop.; नाथसे किमु पतिं न भूभृतः Ki.13.59; संतुष्ट- मिष्टानि तमिष्टदेवं नाथन्ति के नाम न लोकनाथम् Name3.25; वनं न यायादिति नाथमानः Bu. Ch.2.54.
3. To have power, be master, prevail.
4. To harass, trouble.
5. To bless, wish well to, give blessings to; (said to be Ātm. only in this sense); धृत्या नाथस्व वैदेहि... Bk.8.12; नाथितशमे Mv.1.11; (Mammaṭa quotes the line दीनं त्वामनुनाथते कुचयुगं पत्रावृतं मा कृथाः to show that नाथ् here only means 'to ask or beg', and says that नाथते should, therefore, be नाथति); सर्पिषो नाथते Sk.

1. class1 Atmane-pada (Dha1tup. ii, 6) न्/आथते TS. Ka1t2h. etc. (that the rest of a word is to be suppliedति MBh. Katha1s.; perfect tense ननाथ; Aorist अनाथीत्; future नाथिष्यति, or नाथिता grammar; infinitive mood नाथितुम् Katha1s.; indeclinablepage and participle -नाथ्य Prab.) to seek aid, approach with prayers or requests (locative case) TS. Ka1t2h.; to ask, solicit, beg for (genitive case of thing MBh. iii, 126, 30; confer, compare Pa1n2. 2-3, 55; dative case of th thing Vop.; with 2 accusative Naish. iii, 25); to have power, be master Dha1tup. : Causal नाथयति, to cause a person to ask for anything id est to grant a request (accusative) BhP. (Bombay edition) ii, 9, 25. [confer, compare √नाध्; Gothic nithan, Old Saxon gina1tha, nASa; HGerm. gena1de, gnade .]
2. (also) to harass, destroy, Dha1tup.

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