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ā-dhṛish1) P. (perf. 3. sg. ā́-dadharsha Pot. ā́-dadharshīt Subj. aor. 3. sg. - dadhárshat, etc.) to assail, attack, injure, overcome RV. AV. ;
ā-dhṛísh2) (only dat. <-e used as Inf. RV. AV. VI, 33, 2 >
andﾠ abl. <- as RV. II, 1, 9 >), assault, attack
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dhṛishcl. 5. P. dhṛishṇóti RV. etc. etc.;
cl. 1. P. dhárshati VS. R. (p. dhṛishát, - shámāṇa RV. ;
- shāṇá. AV. ;
perf. dadhársha RV. etc. etc.;
3. pl. dādhṛishur AV. ;
Subj. dadharshat, - shati, - shīt RV. ;
dadhṛishate, - shanta AV. ;
p. dadhṛishvás RV. ;
aor. adhṛishas ṠBr., adhashishur TĀr. ;
fut. dharshishyati, - shitā Gr.;
ind. p. - dhṛishya Br. ;
inf. - dhṛíshas, - shi RV.), to be bold orﾠ courageous orﾠ confident orﾠ proud RV. AV. VS. ;
to dare orﾠ venture (inf. in tum Pāṇ. 3-4, 65);
to dare to attack, treat with indignity (acc.) Br. MBh. ;
to surpass (?) AV. III, 3, 2:
Csus. dharshayati Dhātup. XXXIV, 43 ;
aor. adīdhṛishat, orﾠ adadharshat Gr.) to venture on attacking;
to offend, violate (a woman), overpower, overcome Br. MBh. Kāv. etc.:
Desid. didharshishati:
Intens. darīdhṛishyate orﾠ darīdharshṭi
+ cCf. Zd. daresh;
Gk. θάρσος, θαραέω;
Lit. dristu;
Goth. ga-dars,
Angl. Sax. dors-te,
Eng. durs-t
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dare — from first and third person singular of O.E. durran to brave danger, dare; venture, presume, from P.Gmc. *ders (Cf. O.N. dearr, O.H.G. giturran, Goth. gadaursan), from PIE *dhers to dare, be courageous (Cf. Skt. dadharsha to be bold; O.Pers.… … Etymology dictionary
