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ṛtāyan

ṛtaya Nom. P. ( p. ṛtayat) Ā. ṛtayate, to observe the sacred law, be regular or proper [ BRD. ]; to wish for sacrifice [ Sāy. ], RV. viii, 3, 14 ; v, 12, 3 ; 43, 7.

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1. ṛtaya

ṛtaya Nom. P. ( p. ṛtayat) Ā. ṛtayate, to observe the sacred law, be regular or proper [ BRD. ]; to wish for sacrifice [ Sāy. ], RV. viii, 3, 14 ; v, 12, 3 ; 43, 7.

2. ṛtayā

ṛtayā ind. in the right manner [ BRD. ], [through desire of reward of pious actions, Sāy. ] RV. ii, 11, 12.

3. ṛtāya

ṛtāya Nom. P. ( p. ṛtāyat) to wish for speech, RV. vii, 87, 1 ; to maintain the sacred law [ BRD. ]; to wish for sacrifice [ Sāy. ], RV.

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