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Vṛddhi (also
rendered vr̥ddhi) is a
technical term in
morphophonology given to the
strongest grade in the
vowel gradation system of
Sanskrit and of Proto-Indo-European...
- *h₁su-péh₂-tōr ~ *h₁su-ph₂-tr-és "having a good father" (Gr**** εὑπάτωρ, eupátōr). A
vrddhi derivation,
named after the
Sanskrit grammatical term,
signifying "of, belonging...
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established deities subsequently influenced other figures: Maitreya, a
vrddhi-derived form of
Sanskrit mitra, a
bodhisattva in
Buddhist tradition. Latin...
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basic set (in
modern terms, the zero grade), but more
reduced than the
vṛddhi vowels (in
modern terms, the
lengthened grade). As an example, ṛ, i, u are...
- po****r name of Krishna, the son of
Vasudeva and Devaki. "Vāsudeva" is a
vṛddhi, a
derivative of the
short form "Vasudeva", a
linguistic pragmatic in Sanskrit...
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primary epithets of
Vishnu and Krishna. The word Mādhava in
Sanskrit is a
vṛddhi derivation of the word
Madhu (Sanskrit: मधु),
which means honey. It is a...
- and have
their last name as Gautam. The name
Gautam (Sanskrit: गौतम, a
vrddhi patronymic of
Gotama and also
transliterated as
Gautama or Gauthama) is...
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Agent nouns √jīv- ⇒ jīvá- √sṛ- ⇒ sará- √sṛp- ⇒ sarpá- √kṣam- ⇒ kṣamá- With
vṛddhi-grading,
where the
final outcome has an ā
Action nouns √kam- ⇒ kā́ma- √bhaj-...
- by Pāṇini in his Aṣṭādhyāyī (4th
century BCE),
where the
terms guṇa and
vṛddhi were used to
describe the
phenomena now
known respectively as the full grade...
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meaning "celestial" or "shining",
which is a (not
synchronic Sanskrit)
vrddhi derivative from *diw, zero-grade of the root *dyew-
meaning "to shine",...
