Sanskrit manuscript in Devanāgarī

mṛ मृ – die

verbal root · Word type unspecified · verb

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AYI dictionary verbal root
Cappeller 1891 verb

Original text · English · verb

mṛ mṛṇā́ti ·v pp. mūrṇa2 crush, destroy. -- upa P. (mūryáte) be destroyed. ni, pra & vi = S.

Monier-Williams 1872 verb

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mṛ mṛ, cl. 6. A., but in Perf., Futures, and Cond. only P. (ep. occasionally both P. and A. in all the tenses), mriyate, mamāra, mariṣyati, amṛta, mṛṣīṣṭa, martum (epic forms mriyati, mriyanti, mriyeyam, mriyeyus, mamre, mamrire, Ved. forms marati, marate, marāti, amarat; the form mumurat, Ṛg-veda VIII. 97, 3, is said by Sāy. to = mārayatu = vināśayatu), to die, de- cease, depart from life: Pass. mriyate (sometimes used impersonally with inst. c.), Perf. mamre, Aor. amāri: Caus. mārayati, -yitum, Aor. amīmarat, to cause to die, kill, slay, put to death: Desid. mu- mūrṣati, to wish to die, be about to die, be at the point of death, face death: Intens. memrīyate, mar- marti; [cf. Zend mar, ‘to die;’ mare-ta, ‘mortal;’ maretan, ‘man:’ Gr. ἄ-μβρο-το-ς, ἀμ-βρόσ-ιο-ς, βρο-τό-ς, μορ-τό-ς, μαραίν-ω, μαρα-σ-μό-ς: Lat. mor- i-or-r, mor-(ti)-s, mor-tuu-us, mort-âli-s, mor- bu-s, mar-c-e-o, marc-e-sc-o, marc-i-du-s: Angl. Sax. uta-mœran, mordher, myrdhro, mordh: Goth. maur-th-r: Slav. mr-e-ti, ‘to die;’ mor-u, ‘plague, death;’ s-mrĭ-tĭ, ‘death;’ mrĭ-tvu, ‘a dead man:’ Russ. u-miraju, ‘to die;’ mertvyi, ‘dead;’ s-mer-tj, ‘death:’ Lith. mir-ti, ‘to die;’ már-a-s, ‘plague;’ mórai, ‘bier;’ s-mer-ti, ‘death:’ Hib. marbhaim, ‘I kill, slay;’ marbhan, ‘a corpse, dead body.’]

Whitney Roots 1885 verbal root

Original text · English · verbal root

mṛ [1] — die

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mṛ [2], mṛṇ — crush

Apte 1890 verbal root

Original text · English · verbal root

mṛ 6 A. (but P. in the Perfect, the two Futures and the Conditional) (mriyate, mamāra, amṛta, mariṣyati, ([Page 0875-b]) martuṃ, mṛta) To die, perish, decease, depart from life. — Caus. (mārayati-te) To kill, slay. — Desid. (mumūrṣati) 1 To wish to die. 2 To be about to die, be on the point of death.

Cappeller 1887 Word type unspecified

Original text · German · Word type unspecified

mṛ s. mar.

Burnouf 1866 verbal root

Original text · French · verbal root

*mṛ mṛ. marāmi 1, Vd. et mriye 6; p. mamāra; f1. martāsmi; f2. mariṣyāmi; a1. amṛṣi [3p. amṛta], o. mṛṣīya, o. vd. murīya. Pp. mṛta. Mourir. Lat. morior; lith. mirsztu.

Original text · French · verbal root

*mṛ mṛ. mṛṇāmi 9, cf. mṝ.

Occurrences in source texts (7)

DYS 1 occurrence
DYS 79–83: Power and Bhūcarasiddhi 1 occurrence

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HP 4 occurrences
HP 1.44-1.49: Padmāsana 1 occurrence

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HP 3.26-3.31: Mahāvedha 1 occurrence

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HP 4.0*1-4.0*14: Samādhi and Laya 2 occurrences

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SiSa 2 occurrences
SiSa 4.81-4.90: Bindu-Bewahrung 1 occurrence

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SiSa 5.223-5.233: Praxis im Leben 1 occurrence

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