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arthe

n

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1. ärtha-

ärtha- n. Ziel, Zweck, Sache, Geschäft (RV fab RV 10 auch m.] +), arthäy® nach etwas streben, sich ein Ziel setzen (RV +; meist Medium, “als Ziel haben’: s. Jamison, -dya- 70f.), arthin- strebsam, regsam (RV +), - Mi., ni., Tu 638-640, TuAdd 12171a. - lir., aav. jav. aroda- n. Sache, Angelegenheit (s. auch Schlerath II 154a); vgl. jav. an-arade pflichtwidrig, vii-arada- ungefährlich. - Die Zuweisung von Ür. *ar-tha- … — [Mayrhofer, s.v. ärtha-, p. 172]

2. َرته

arth cl. 10. Ā. arthayate (2. du. arthayāse, RV. x, 106, 7 ; Subj. 2. sg. arthayāse, RV. i, 82, 1 ); rarely cl. 1. Ā. (1. pl. arthāmahe, MBh. iii, 8613 ) to strive to obtain, desire, wish, request, ask for ( acc. ; rarely Inf. [ Bhaṭṭ. yoddhum]); to supplicate or entreat any one ( acc. , rarely abl. [ Kathās. ]); to point out the sense of, comment upon Comm. on Mṛcch.

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