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tra

tṛ n. (= stṛ) nom. pl. tāras, the stars, RV. viii, 55, 2

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1. tṛ

tṛ n. (= stṛ) nom. pl. tāras, the stars, RV. viii, 55, 2

2. tṛ

cf. tārā.

3. tṝ

tṝ cl. 1. P. (rarely Ā. ) tarati ( Subj. tarat, impf. atarat, p. tarat inf. taradhyai, rīṣani, RV. ) cl. 5. tarute ( x, 76, 2 ; Pot. 1. pl. turyāma, v f. ) cl. 3. titarti ( BhP. ; p. nom. pl. titratas, RV. ii, 31, 2 ; Pot. tuturyāt, v f. ; viii ), with prepositions Ved. chiefly cl. 6. P. Ā. (tirate

4. ترَ

1. tra mf(ā)n. (√ trai, Pāṇ. iii, 2, 3 ) ifc. ‘protecting’, see aṃsa, aṅguli, ātapa, kaṭi, giri, go, tanu, tala, tvak, vadha

5. ترَ

2. tra = tri, ‘three’, see dvi.

6. trā

trā m. (√ trai) a protector, defender, RV. i, 100, 7 ; iv, 24, 3

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Authority pointers, pending review

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  • Mayrhofer, Etymologisches Worterbuch des Altindoarischen (EWAia) vol. 3, scan p. 629; entry #7248 Review: Under source audit

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