sṛ सृ – move; flow; send forth

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sṛ sísarti sarati sísarti sara°te ·v pp. sūtá (--° act. & pass.), & sū́rta (q.v.) run, glide, flow, hasten, speed (w. vā́jam & ājim run a race); go to, pass over (acc.). C. sārayati cause to run or flow, (liquify, melt*), set in motion; M. sāráyate begin to flow. D. sisīrṣati wish to run. I. sarīsarti run hither and thither. -- anu flow or run towards, go along or after, follow, conform one's self to (acc.). C. bid follow, pursue. apa glide down from (abl.); roll back (paścāt, waggon); go off, cease, pass away. C. remove, take off or out. vyapa go asunder, withdraw. api flow upon (acc.). abhi run or flow near, approach (as friend or foe); visit (esp. of lovers). C. lead to, bring together with (acc.); M. (follow, persecute*), give an appointment or make a love-visit. samava descend; withdraw from (abl.); (C. put to flight*). ā run near, come; attack (acc.). ud run away. C. drive away or asunder, cast off, remove, dismiss, give up. prod go off; C. drive away. samud send away, dismiss. upa come near, approach, visit (cf. abhi); resort to (acc.). nis flow out, come forth, appear. C. turn out, expel, remove. abhinis & vinis = prec. parā run away. pari flow or run around, circumambulate (acc.), spread everywhere. pra go forth, spread, appear, begin (also P.), set out, go towards (acc.), pass away. C. stretch forth or out, expose, divulge. vipra extend farther. saṃpra C. stretch out, draw asunder. prati rush against (acc.); go back, return. C. bring back, remove, replace. vi run asunder, spread (M. w. tanvṛm open or unveil itself); part with (instr.); come from (abl. or tas), rush against (acc.). C. send forth. pravi rush forth; run away, escape. sam flow together, go about, roam, wander (esp. from one existence to another). C. cause to wander or to be return bring together, introduce, fix in (loc.); put off, defer. abhisam stream together. -- Cf. anusṛta, anusṛtya, abhisṛta, pravisṛta (add.), prásṛta, visṛta.

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sṛ sṛ [cf. rt. sal], cl. 1. P. sarati (Ved. also cl. 3. P. sisarti, sisarṣi = prāpaya, Ṛg-veda III. 32, 5), sasāra (1st du. sasṛva, 1st pl. sasṛma), sariṣyati, asārṣīt or asarat, Prec. sriyāt, sartum (Ved. Inf. sartave, sartavai), to go, move, proceed; to approach; to go fast, run; to flow; to blow (as the wind): Pass. sriyate, Aor. asāri, to be gone, &c.: Caus. sārayati, -yitum, Aor. asī- sarat, to cause to go, move; to extend; to push, strike, to push away, remove: Desid. sisīrṣati (ac- cording to some susūrṣati): Intens. sesrīyate, sarsarti, (Ved. sarsṛte); [cf. Zend har; Gr. ὁρ-μή, ὁρμά-ω, ἀφ-ορμή, ὁρμη-τήριο-ν, σάλος, σάλα, σαλεύω, (according to some also) ἅρμα, ἁρμός, ὅρμος, ἕρμα; Lat. salio, salto (probably also serere); Angl. Sax. saltian, serian.]

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sṛ — flow

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sṛ 1 3 P. (sarati, sasarti, also dhāvati; sasāra, asārṣīt-asarat, sariṣyati, sartuṃ, sṛta) 1 To go; move, proceed; mṛgāḥ pradakṣiṇaṃ sasruḥ Bk. 14. 14. 2 To go towards, approach; niṣpādya harayaḥ setuṃ pratītāḥ sasrurarṇavaṃ Rām. 3 To rush upon, assail; (taṃ) sasārābhimukhaḥ śūraḥ śādūrla iva kuṃjaraṃ Mb. 4 To run, go fast, slip away from; sarati sahasā bārhvormadhyaṃ gatāpyabalā satī M. 4. 11. 5 To blow (as wind); taṃ cedvāyau sarati saralaskaṃdhasaṃghaṭṭajanmā Me. 53. 6 To flow. — Caus. (sārayati-te) 1 To cause to go or move. 2 To extend. 3 To rub, touch gently (with the fingers); taṃtrīmārdrāṃ nayanasalilaiḥ sārayitvā kathaṃcit Me. 86. 4 To push back or away, remove; sārayaṃtiṃ gaṃḍābhogātkrīṭhanaviṣamāmekaveṇīṃ kareṇa Me. 92. — Desid. (sisīrṣati) To wish to go &c.

Original text · German · Word type unspecified

sṛ s. sar.

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*sṛ sṛ. sarāmi 1 [sisarmi 3, Vd.]; p. sasāra [3p. sasrus]; f2. sariṣyāmi; o. sriyāsam; a1. asārṣam; a2. asaram. Aller, marcher, s'avancer. Aller vers, ac. Couler: avāsṛjas sartave saptasindhūn tu versais pour les faire couler les Sept-rivières, Vd.