हृ [ hṛ ] [ hṛ ]1 Root cl. [1] P. Ā. ( Lit. Dhātup. xxii , 2) [ hárati ] , [ °te ] ( once in Lit. RV. [ harmi ] , and once in Sch. on Lit. ĀpŚr. [ -jiharti ] ; pf. P. [ jahāra ] , [ jahártha ] , [ jahruḥ ] ( [ -jaharuḥ ] ? ) Lit. AV. ; Ā. [ jahre ] Lit. Br. ; aor. [ ahār ] , [ ahṛthās ] Lit. AV. Lit. Br. ; [ ahārṣīt ] Lit. RV. ; 3. pl. Ā. [ ahṛṣata ] Lit. RV. ; Prec. [ hriyāt ] , [ hṛṣīṣṭa ] Gr. ; fut. [ hartā ] Lit. Br. ; [ hariṣyati ] , [ °te ] Lit. ib. ; Cond. [ ahariṣyat ] Lit. ib. ; inf. [ hártum ] , [ °tos ] , [ °tave ] , [ °tavaí ] Lit. ib. ; [ haritum ] Lit. R. ; ind.p. [ hṛtvā ] , [ -hā́ram ] Lit. Br. ; [ -hṛ́tya ] Lit. AV. ) , to take , bear , carry in or on ( with instr.) , carry , convey , fetch , bring Lit. RV. ; to offer , present ( esp. with [ balim ] ) Lit. AV. ; to take away , carry off , seize , deprive of , steal , rob Lit. ib. ; to shoot or cut or hew off , sever (the head or a limb) Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. ; to remove , destroy , dispel , frustrate , annihilate Lit. ib. ; to turn away , avert (the face) Lit. Ratnâv. Lit. Śiś. ; Ā. ( older and more correct than P.) , to take to one's self , appropriate (in a legitimate way) , come into possession of (acc.) , receive (as an heir) , raise (tribute) , marry (a girl) Lit. ŚBr. Lit. GṛŚrS. ; to master , overpower , subdue , conquer , win , win over (also by bribing) Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. ; to outdo , eclipse , surpass Lit. Bālar. ; to enrapture , charm , fascinate Lit. MBh. Lit. R. ; to withhold , withdraw , keep back , retain Lit. Yājñ. Lit. MBh. ; to protract , delay (with [ kālam ] , " to gain time " ) Lit. AitBr. Lit. ĀśvŚr. Lit. Kathās. ; (in arithm.) to divide Lit. VarBṛS. Lit. Gol. : Pass. [ hriyáte ] ( ep. also [ °ti ] ; aor. [ ahāri ] ) , to be taken or seized Lit. AV. : Caus. [ hārayati ] , [ °te ] (aor. [ ajīharat ] ; Pass. [ hāryate ] ) , to cause to be taken or carried or conveyed or brought by (instr. or acc. ; cf. Lit. Pāṇ. 1-4 , 53 Sch.) or to (dat.) Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. ; to cause to be taken away , appropriate , seize , rob Lit. Kathās. ; to have taken from one's self , be deprived of , lose (esp. at play) Lit. Kāv. Lit. Kathās. ; ( [ harayate ] ) see [ pra-√ hṛ ] ; ( [ hārāpayati ] ) , to lose (at play) Lit. Pañcad. : Desid. [ jí hīrṣati ] , [ °te ] (cf. [ jihīrṣā ] , [ °ṣu ] ) , to wish to take to one's self or appropriate , covet , desire , long for Lit. AV. ; ( with [ kālam ] ) , to wish to gain time Lit. MBh. : Intens. [ jehrīyate ] ; [ jarharīti ] , [ jarīharīti ] , [ jarharti ] , [ jarīharti ] (cf. [ saṃ-√ hṛ ] ) Gr. ( ( cf. Gk. 1. ) )