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4 results for smarayati

anusmṛ

to remember, recollect: Causal P. -smārayati-, or -smarayati-, to remind (with accusative)

pratismṛ

P. A1. -smarati-, te-, to remember, recollect (accusative)

: Causal -smārayati-, to remind

smṛ

cl.1 P. (

) sm/arati- (mc. also te-; perfect tense sasmāra-, sasmartha-, sasmaruḥ-

etc.; Aorist asmārṣīt-, ṣuḥ-

; future smartā-, smariṣyati-

; infinitive mood smartum-

; ind.p. smṛtvā-

; smaritvā-

; -smṛtya-, smāram-[ q.v ]

etc.) , to remember, recollect, bear in mind, call to mind, think of, be mindful of (genitive case or accusative;the action remembered is expressed by a past participle or an imperfect tense with yad-,"that", or by a future without yad-;the future may stand with yad-,if there are two actions; confer, compare

)

etc. ; to remember or think of with sorrow or regret

; to hand down memoriter, teach, declare

; to recite

: Passive voice smary/ate- (Aorist asmāri-; preceding smṛṣīṣṭa-or smariṣīṣṭa-), to be remembered or recorded or declared (as a law) or mentioned in the smṛti- (with na-,"to be passed over in silence")

; to be declared or regarded as, pass for (Nominal verb or locative case)

: Causal smārayati- (rarely smarayati-; mc. also A1.; Aorist asasmarat-; Passive voice smāryate-), to cause to remember or be mindful of or regret

etc. (confer, compare

) ; to remind any one of (two accusative or accusative and genitive case or rarely genitive case of person)

etc.: Desiderative susmūrṣate- (

) , to wish to remember

: Intensive sāsmaryate- or sāsmarti- grammar ([ confer, compare Greek ; Latin memor,mora.])

vismṛ

P. -smarati- (mc. also A1.), to forget, be unmindful of (accusative or genitive case)

etc.: Passive voice -smaryate- (Aorist vy-asmāri-), to be forgotten

: Causal -smārayati- (future -smārayiṣyate-), to cause to forget

: Desiderative of Causal See vi-sismārayiṣu-.

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