श्रद् (zrad)
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Capeller Eng
Englishश्र॑द् कृ assure, warrant
धा
have
faith or trust in (dat. , in also of or th. & of
th.)
believe a thing (acc. ), think—to be (2 )
expect a thing
(acc. ) from (abl. )
agree with, approve of (acc. )
be trustful or
confident
receive willingly, welcome, like
wish, desire (acc. or
). With न distrust or disapprove.
Monier Williams Cologne
EnglishLanman
Englishśrád, indecl. meaning perhaps orig. heart
used w. dhā (‘grant, give, ’ see √1dhā 4)
and dat. of person, thus, śrád asmai
dhatta, (your) heart to him give ye, i. e.
trust ye him, have faith in him, RV. ii.
12. 5
ppl. śrad-dadhat, trusting, trustful,
26^2
cf. 1079^2.
[cf. καρδία, *κηρδ, Lat. cor, gen.
cord-is, Lithuanian szirdìs, Ger. Herz, Eng.
heart: further, w. śrad-dhā, cf. Lat.
crēdĕre, *cred-dere, ‘trust’: --the regular
Skt. word for ‘heart’ is hṛ́d, and this can
not be connected w. the above words,
since they require in the Skt. an initial ś,
*śṛd or śrad.]
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Capeller
Germanश्र॑द् Indecl. mit कर् zusichern
mit धा (Act.
u. Med.) vertrauen, jemd. glauben (Dat.,
sp. auch Gen. 0. Loc.), etw. für wahr
halten (Acc.). mit न misstrauen, miss-
biligen. श्रद्दधत् u. श्रद्द॑धान vertrauens-
voll. p. p. श्रद्ध्त Vertrauen habend,
sgut o. willkommen geheißen
श॑द्धित
impers. man hat vertraut auf (Dat.).
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