Arj: 9 definitions
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Böhtlingk and Roth Grosses Petersburger WörterbuchArj (अर्ज्):—
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Arj (अर्ज्):—2. (ṛj), arjate
1) gehen. —
2) stehen, feststehen. —
3) erwerben. —
4) wohlauf sein (ūrjane) [DHĀTUP. 6, 16.]
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Arj (अर्ज्):—3. (ṛj), ṛñjate rösten [DHĀTUP. 6, 17.]
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Arj (अर्ज्):—
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Arj (अर्ज्):—5. (in 2. arjaka, arjuna, ṛjra u. s. w.) = raj = rāj und 1. arc 1.
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Arj (अर्ज्):—1. caus.
1) dhanamarjaya [Spr. 4238.] dhanānyarjayadhvam [1305.] hemabhojanabhāṇḍādi bhāṇḍāgāre yadarjitam [5417.] kleśo mahānarjitaḥ [2667.] śiṣyārjitaṃ pāpaṃ guruḥ prāpnoti [4942.] — abhyati hinüberschaffen in, übertragen auf (acc.) [Aitareyabrāhmaṇa 5, 24.] — samā, samārjita erworben, erlangt [Mahābhārata 13, 5551] wohl fehlerhaft für samarjita . — upa
2) arthamupārjayasva [Spr. 2165.] — Vgl. upārjana .
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Sanskrit-Wörterbuch in kürzerer FassungArj (अर्ज्):—1. —
1) arjati sich verschaffen [Naiṣadhacarita ] [Bhaṭṭikāvya] —
2) arjate (gatisthānārjanorjaneṣu , auch sthairya st. sthāna und upārjana st. ūrjana). — Caus. arjayati und te —
1) sich verschaffen , erwerben , erlangen. —
2) = sato gu-ṇāntarādhāne. — Mit ati —
1) hinüberschaffen , zulassen. —
2) wegschaffen , beseitigen. — Mit apyati hinzufügen zu. — Mit abhyati hinüberschaffen in , übertragen auf (Acc.). — Mit anu loslassen. — Mit api hinwerfen. — Caus. dass. [Gobhila's Gṛyasūtra 1,8,28.] — Mit ava entlassen. — Mit anvava —
1) entlassen nach einer best. Richtung. —
2) heimsuchen. — Mit samava zusammenlassen. — Mit samā Caus. amārjita erworben , erlangt. — Mit ud herausschaffen. — Mit upa hinzubringen , zulassen. — Caus. Act. Med. sich verschaffen , erwerben , erlangen. — Mit samupa Caus. verschaffen [Bhāvaprakāśa 3,30.] — Mit pra Caus. verschaffen.
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Arj (अर्ज्):—2. , ṛñjati , te s. rañj.
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Starts with (+97): Arja, Arjabhuja, Arjabinti, Arjaca, Arjadara, Arjadasta, Arjaka, Arjakah, Arjala, Arjama, Arjan, Arjana, Arjanadhvaja, Arjanashila, Arjanashilate, Arjanashile, Arjane, Arjanem, Arjaniya, Arjanu.
Ends with (+29): Abhigarj, Abhitarj, Abhyutsarj, Anugarj, Anvarj, Anvavarj, Apyatyarj, Atarj, Atigarj, Avarj, Bharj, Cal-jamakarj, Darj, Dharj, Garj, Harj, Jamakarj, Jarj, Jharj, Karj.
Full-text (+14): Ajja, Ajjana, Arjana, Arjaka, Arjaniya, Samuparjana, Sarj, Ajjuka, Uparjana, Rij, Arjita, Anvarj, Rinjasana, Vidhava, Pidava, Apyatyarj, Samuparj, Prarjayitar, Arjuna, Uparj.
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