1. رُده
1. rudh ( cf. √ 1. ruh, of which this seems to be only another form) cl. 1. P. rodhati, to sprout, shoot, grow (only rodhati, RV. viii, 43, 6 ; and virodhat, i, 67, 9 ; accord. to some also p. rudhat, i, 179, 4 , in nadasyarudhataḥkāmaḥ, ‘the desire of the growing reed’ i.e. of the membrum virile; others, ‘of the husband who keeps me away’, fr. √ 2. rudh; cf. also nada).
2. رُده
2. rudh cl. 7. P. Ā. ( Dhātup. xxix, 1 ) ruṇaddhi, runddhe (1. pl. rudhmas, AV. ; rundhati, te, Br. &c.; rodhati, MBh. pf. rurodha, rurudhe, RV. &c. &c.; rurundhatuḥ, MBh. ; aor. araut, AV. ; arautsīt, Br. &c.; rotsīs, Up. ; arutsi, aruddha, Br. ; Up. ; arautsi, AitBr. ; arodham, RV. ; arudhma, MaitrS. ; p. rudhat cf. √ 1. rudh; arudhat, RV. &c. &c.; Prec. rudhyāt, Kāv. ; fut. roddhā Gr. ; rotsyati, te, Br. &c. inf. roddhum or rodhitum, MBh. ; roddhos, Br. ; ind.p. ruddhvā, MBh. &c.; rudhya, RV. &c. &c.; rundhya, MBh. ; rudham, AV. ; Br. ; rundham, Br. ; rodham, ib. ), to obstruct, check, arrest, stop, restrain, prevent, keep back, withhold, RV. (always with na), &c. &c.; to avert, keep off, repel, Bhaṭṭ. ( cf. rudhat under √ 1. rudh); to shut, lock up, confine in ( loc. ), Mn. ; MBh. &c. ( accord. to Vop. also with double acc. ); to besiege, blockade, invest, Pat. ; MBh. &c.; to close, block up (a path), R. ; to cover, conceal, veil, obscure, MBh. ; Kāv. &c.; to stop up, fill, ib. ; to lay (dust), Ragh. ; to touch, move (the heart), Bālar. ; to torment, harass, R. ; to lose, be deprived of ( acc. ), TS. ; ŚBr. ; to tear, rend asunder (?), AV. xix, 29, 3 : Caus. rodhayati ( ep. also te and rundhayati ; aor. arūrudhat; Pass. rodhyate), to stop, arrest, MBh. ; to cause to be confined by ( acc. ), Pañcar. ; to cause to be besieged by ( instr. ), Ragh. ; to close (with a cover or lid), Bhpr. ; to fetter, enchain, influence, BhP. ; to oppress, torment, harass, MBh. ; R. : Desid. rorutsate ( Br. ), ti ( MBh. ), to wish to obstruct &c.: Intens. rorudhyate, roroddhi, to obstruct intensely or repeatedly &c. Gr. (only rorudhaḥ, R. ii, 58, 20. )
3. رُده
4. rudh prob. a root of this form once existed with a meaning ‘to be red’.