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āmi

See ā-mī-.

māyuka

mfn. equals hrasva-

(see pra-māyu-, yuka-,under pra-mī-).

mī

cl.9 P. A1. (

) mīnāti-, mīnīte- (Ved. also min/āti-and minoti-; m/īyate-or mīy/ate-[

]; mimītas-, mimīyāt-[?]; perfect tense mimāya-

; mīmaya-

; mamau-, mimye- grammar; Aorist amāsīt-, amāsta- grammar; meṣṭa-

; Aorist Passive voice /amāyi-

; preceding mīyāt-, māsīṣṭa- grammar; future mātā-, māsyati-, te- grammar; meṣyate-

; infinitive mood -m/iyam-, -miye-

; m/etos-

; ind.p. mītvā-, -mīya-, māya- grammar), to lessen, diminish, destroy (A. and Passive voice to perish, disappear, die)

; to lose one's way, go astray

; to transgress, violate, frustrate, change, alter

: Causal māpayati- Aorist amīmapat-. See pra-mī- ; Desiderative mitsati-, te- grammar : Intensive memīyate-, memayīti-, memeti-

[ confer, compare Greek ; Latin minuere; Slavonic or Slavonian mi8nij; German minniro,minre,minder; Anglo-Saxon min.]

midh

or medh- cl.1 P. A1. medhati-, te-, equals mith-

mih

cl.1 P. (

) m/ehati- (Epic also A1. te-, parasmE-pada -meghamāna-

; perfect tense mimeha- grammar; Aorist amikṣat-

; future meḍhā- grammar, mekṣy/ati-

; infinitive mood mih/e-

), to void or pass urine, make water upon (locative case or accusative) or towards (accusative)

etc. ; to emit seminal fluid

; (m/imiḍḍhi-) equals yācñā-karman- mehayati- '>

(Aorist amīmihat- grammar) to cause to make water

: Desiderative mimikṣati- See 1. mikṣ-: Intensive m/emihat- See ni-mih-. ([ confer, compare Greek , Latin mingere,mejere; Slavonic or Slavonian migla; Lithuanian me34z3, Anglo-Saxon mi7gan; German Mist.])

mikṣ

or mimikṣ- (prob. Desiderative from a lost miś-,contained in miśra-and miśla-;but referred by others to mih- q.v;only proper m/imikṣati- perfect tense mimikṣ/atuḥ-, ṣ/e-, ṣire-,and imperative mimikṣv/a-; see sam-mikṣ-), to mix (A. intrans.), mingle with (instrumental case), prepare (an oblation of soma- etc.)

: Causal merkṣayati-, to stir up, mix, mingle

miṣ

cl.6 P. (

) miṣ/ati- (of the simple verb only pr. p. miṣ/at-;in grammar also perfect tense mimeṣa-; Aorist ameṣīt-; future meṣitā-, meṣiṣyati-etc.; see un--and nimiṣ-), to open the eyes, wink, blink

etc. etc. (generally used in genitive case = before the eyes of, in presence of, in spite of exempli gratia, 'for example' miṣato bandhu-vargasya-,the whole number of friends looking on id est before their very eyes, in spite of them) ; to rival, emulate (spardhāyām-)

mīta

See under pra-mī-.

mīv