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Root entry · 8 derived lemmasThis root primarily denotes shaking, trembling, and violent movement, often in the context of an animal's sudden action or a physical force like wind. It can also refer to a sudden surge or increase, particularly in prices.
Derived headwords
- 1.shaking, tremblingboth
The act of shaking or trembling, often referring to a sudden, convulsive movement.
- 2.sudden surge (prices)classical
A rapid and significant increase, specifically in the context of market prices.
- 1.to shake, to joltboth
To shake something vigorously, to jolt it, or to move it with force.
- 2.to tremble, to shake offboth
To tremble or shake oneself, as an animal might do to shed water or dust.
- 1.shaking, joltingboth
The act of shaking or jolting something.
- 1.to writhe, to squirmboth
To twist or writhe, especially in a serpentine manner or when struck.
- 2.to shake, to trembleboth
To shake or tremble, often in response to a stimulus or movement.
- 1.shaking, joltingclassical
The act of shaking or jolting, similar to the verb 'ra'asa'.
- 1.to writhe, to squirmclassical
To writhe or squirm, used as a simile for the movement of a snake.
- 1.it writhed, it trembledboth
Feminine past tense of 'irta'asa', meaning to writhe or tremble.
- 1.the price surgedclassical
The price increased suddenly and sharply.