1. loṭ
1. loṭ (or loḍ), cl. 1. P. loṭati or loḍati, to be mad or foolish, Dhātup. ix, 74.
The corpus record — Sanskrit
loṭ
1. loṭ (or loḍ), cl. 1. P. loṭati or loḍati, to be mad or foolish, Dhātup. ix, 74.
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- Brhadaranyaka Upanisad 1 · 0.13/10k
What it meant — Monier-Williams
2. loṭ
2. loṭ (in gram. ) N. of the terminations of the Imperative and N. of that Mood itself.
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