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mṛid
ef. Naigh. II, 14 ;
pt P. mamarda, 3. pl. mamṛiduh. orᅠ mamarduḥ Ā. mamṛide MBh. ;
aor., amaradīt Gr.;
fut., mardishyati, - te ib. ;
inf. marditum MBh. ;
- tos Br. ;
- mradé ib. ;
ind., p., mriditvā Pāṇ. 1-2, 7 ;
mṛídya Br. etc.;
- mardam Kāv.), to press, squeeze, crush, pound, smash, trample down, tread upon, destroy, waste, ravage, kill, slay MBh. Kāv. etc.;
to rub, stroke, wipe (e.g.. the forehead) ib. ;
to rub into, mingle with (instr.) Suṡr. ;
to rub against, touch, pass through (a constellation) VarBṛS. ;
to overcome, surpass Bhaṭṭ.:
Caus. mardayati (m. c. alsoᅠ - te;
aor. amīmridat orᅠ amamardat), to press orᅠ squeeze hard, crush, break, trample down, oppress, torment, plague, destroy, kill MBh. Kāv. etc.;
to rub Kāv. Kathās. ;
to cause to be trampled down KātyṠr. Sch.:
Desid. mimardishati, to desire to crush orᅠ pound MBh. ;
Intens. marmartti (only Impv. - ttu RV. II, 23, 6),
to crush, grind down, destroy;
marīmartti andᅠ marimṛidyate
seeᅠ under mṛidu
+ Gr. cf. Gk. ἀμαλδύνω
mṛíd2) f. earth, soil, clay, loam VS. etc. etc.;
a piece of earth, lump of clay Mn. V, 136 ;
a kind of fragrant earth L. ;
aluminous slate L. ;
- मृच्छकटिका
- मृच्छिलामय
- मृत्कण
- मृत्कर
- मृत्कर्मन्
- मृत्कांस्य
- मृत्किरा
- मृत्क्षार
- मृत्खन
- मृत्खलिनी
- मृत्तोय
- मृत्पच
- मृत्पात्र
- मृत्पिण्ड
- मृत्प्रक्षेप
- मृत्फली
- मृत्स्तोम
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42 обминать
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43 топтать
несовер.; (кого-л./что-л.)
1) trample down
2) (грязнить) make dirty (with one's feet)* * ** * ** * * -
44 затаптывать
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45 вытаптывать
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46 ayakla ez
1. trample down 2. trample on 3. trample over 4. tread out 5. trod out -
47 топтать
(вн.)1) ( наступать на что-л) trample down (d)2) ( грязнить) tread [tred] dirt (into), leave dirty footmarks (on); track dirt (on) амер.топта́ть пол гря́зными боти́нками — mark up the floor with one's dirty boots
3) ( разминать) knead (d)топта́ть гли́ну — knead clay
не топчи́ зря но́вые ту́фли — don't walk around in your new shoes without a reason
5) ( унижать) trample (on)топта́ть чьё-л досто́инство — trample on smb's dignity
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48 затаптывать
General subject: trample, trample down, tread (огонь), tread down, tread out, tromp, press into the ground -
49 утаптывать
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50 топтати
2) (ганьбити, знеславлювати) to trample (on)3) ( запліднювати самку - про птахів) to cover, to tread -
51 утоптувати
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52 çiğnemek
v. chew, masticate, run over, trample, trample down, run down, violate, break, outrage, champ, chump, contravene, crunch, infringe, override, squelch, stamp, swamp, tramp--------çiğnemek (emir vs.)v. transgress* * *chew -
53 çiğnememek
v. (neg. form of çiğnemek) chew, masticate, run over, trample, trample down, run down, violate, break, outrage, champ, chump, contravene, crunch, infringe, override, squelch, stamp, swamp, tramp -
54 occulcō
occulcō —, ātus, āre [ob+calco], to tread down, trample: partim occulcatis, L.* * *occulcare, occulcavi, occulcatus V -
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57 подминать
(кого-л./что-л.)
press/crush/trample down* * ** * *подминать; подмять press/crush/trample down -
58 потравить
(что-л.)
(делать потраву) trample down, spoil, damage* * ** * *травить; потравить trample down, spoil, damage -
59 приминать
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crush, flatten, trample/tread down* * ** * *приминать; примять crush, flatten -
60 утоптать
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beat down — Synonyms and related words: bargain, bear down, bend, bid, bid for, blow down, break, break down, bring down, bring low, bring to terms, browbeat, bulldoze, bully, burn down, cast down, castrate, chaffer, cheapen, chop down, clamp down on, coerce … Moby Thesaurus
put down — Synonyms and related words: Parthian shot, abase, abasement, abash, account for, accredit with, accrete to, acknowledge, affront, annihilate, ante, ante up, apply to, ascribe to, aspersion, asphyxiate, assign to, atrocity, attach to, attribute to … Moby Thesaurus