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abhidruh

-dr/uhyati- (Aorist subjunctive 3. plural -druhan-; perf. 1. p. -dudr/oha-) to hate, seek to injure or maliciously assail

etc.: Desiderative (p. -dudrukṣat-) idem or ' ind.p. having attacked.'

cl.4 P. dr/uhyati- (Epic and metr. also A1. te-)

etc. (perfect tense dudrbha-

, hitha-

; Aorist adruhat-,Gr., subjunctive 2 sg. druhas-

plural druhan-[with mā-]

sg. adrukshas-

; future dhrokṣyati-

, drohiṣyati-

; drogdhā-, droḍhā-or drohitā- grammar; infinitive mood drogdhavai-

; ind.p. drugdhvā-, drochitvā-, druhitvā- grammar; -druhya-

) to hurt, seek to harm, be hostile to (dative case;rarely genitive case [

] locative case [

] or acc.[

]) ; absol. to bear malice or hatred

; to be a foe or rival

: Causal drohayati-: Desiderative dudrohiṣati-, dudruh- grammar ; dudrukṣat-

(confer, compare abhi--and dudhrukṣu-). ([Orig. dhrugh-; confer, compare Zend druj; German triogan,tru1gen.])

Vedic Index of
Names and Subjects

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druhan	Wood-cutter,’ seems to be meant by the word druhaηtara in the Rigveda, where it is usually taken as druham- tara, ‘fiend-overpowering.’ But as an epithet of paraśu, axe,’ the other sense (‘ mighty wood-cutter ’) is more probable.

Bloomfield Vedic
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mā	no martā abhi druhan # RV.1.5.10a; AVś.20.69.8a.