1. ädi-
als Anfang habend
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als Anfang habend
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1. ädi-
als Anfang habend
2. ādi
ifc. beginning with, et caetera et cætera , and so on ( e.g. indrA dayaH surAH , the gods beginning with Indra i.e. Indra &c.; gfhA diyukta , possessed of houses &c.; evamādīnivastūni, such things and others of the same kind: SayyA KawvA diH [ Comm. on Pāṇ. iii, 3, 99 ], Śayyā means a bed &a
3. ādi
2. A di mfn. beginning with ā, RāmatUp.
4. ādih
ādih only p.p.
5. ādī
ā√ 2. dī (3. sg. impf. A/ dIdet , RV. i, 149, 3 ; 3. sg. aor. ādīdayat, RV. ii, 4, 3 ) to shine upon, enlighten.
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