bhṛś cl. 4. P. bhṛśyati, to fall, fall down, Dhātup. xxvi, 115 ( cf. √ bhraṃś, bhraś, of which √ bhṛś is only the weak form); cl. 6. P. bhṛśati, to be strong or vehement, Vop. (rather Nom. fr. next).
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bhṛśaṃ
bhṛś cl. 4. P. bhṛśyati, to fall, fall down, Dhātup. xxvi, 115 ( cf. √ bhraṃś, bhraś, of which √ bhṛś is only the weak form); cl. 6. P. bhṛśati, to be strong or vehement, Vop. (rather Nom. fr. next).
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