dṛh दृह् – cl. 1. P. darhati, dṛṃhati, dadarha, darhiṣyati, darhitum, to fix, fasten, make firm or strong, make immovable

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dṛh (dṛṃh) dṛṃheti ·v pp. dṛḍhá or dṛḻhá (q.v.) make or be firm; M. dṛ́hate or dṛ́hyati, °te only intr. C. dṛṃhayati, pp. dṛṃhitá (q.v.) make firm, fortify, fix; m. hold fast, be firm.

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dṛh dṛh (connected with rt. dṛṃh), cl. 1. P. darhati, dṛṃhati, dadarha, dar- hiṣyati, darhitum, to fix, fasten, make firm or strong, make immovable; (A.) to be fixed or fastened; to be firm; to grow, increase, prosper: Caus. dṛṃ- hayati, &c., to make firm, to fix; to keep, hold fast; to become fixed or strong, be firm.

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dṛh s. u. dhṛk.

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˚dṛh Adj. (nur Nom. ˚dhṛk) befestigend, dauerhaft machend Vgl. dhṛk.

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dṛh, dṛṅh — make firm

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dṛh, dṛṃh 1 P. (darhati, dṛṃhati) 1 To be fixed or firm. 2 To grow, increase. 3 To prosper. 4 To fasten.

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*dṛh dṛh. darhāmi 1; p. dadarha, etc.; pp. darhita et dṛdha. Croître, grandir, devenir fort; gr. δριάω.