Indo-Aryan r̩dʰáti [2457]

increases, prospers, succeeds

(a); RV

Dhātup

*cooks, is cooked

(b); : 1

2

3

(cf. r̥ṇáddhi 'increases' RV.) [P. Tedesco BSL 72, 114 (see ND 537 a 34) derives the group 'be prosperous or pleased' — Pk. rijjhaï, riddha-, &c. — from an Indo-ir. *raigh- in Sogdian rēž 'pleasure'. This would however separate Pk. rijjhaï from Pa. ijjhati. The semantic development is 'prospers — is completed-matures (or is prepared) — is cooked': cf. similar development in the poss. connected randháyati. — √r̥dh]

to be lawful or rightful

justly and lawfully acquired, not obtained by violence or theft

to apply with right or justice

prospers

prospers, is happy

to be pleased

(ī?)

to amuse

to be allured, be amused

to rejoice

to please

is successful

to be enchanted

to enchant, excite, annoy

is satisfied

to be pleased

caus

to become ripe

see (b) below

prosperous

pleased

(pp. of rījhaṇu)

to be cooked

to be cooked

to be boiled

to be boiled

cooked

(pp. of rijjhuṇ)

cooked

whence pres

to cook

to cook, boil

tr; caus

to cook by boiling

to cook

to cook

rich

man's name