Indo-Aryan várdʰatē [11376]

grows, increases

RV

fut

fut

increases, prospers

'to grow (of crops), grow up'

to grow

to grow

to grow big, advance

(brādun, bādun 'to become powerful'? )

to grow

to increase, grow, advance

(Ju.)

to increase, grow, advance

(mult. also vaḍhaṇ)

to be born

to fill

to increase, thrive

to advance, rush forward

to advance, rush forward

increases

to increase and grow

'to increase, grow, (honor.) go'

, caus. vadhāvan

'to dry up (of a well); to stop a well'

; caus. vadhāuṇā

'to be finished (e.g. of a supply of food); to extinguish (a light)'

(used esp. by women through superstitious fear of evil from direct mention of the fact) 'to be expended, be consumed (of food, &c.), be winnowed'

to walk, go on

X

to grow

to increase, wax

(← H. baṛhnā?)

'(a god) to advance, proceed'

grow (out or up) [grass, hair, etc

grow (out or up) [grass, hair, etc

grow up

to grow (up)

to grow (up)