Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1 A. (drāghate) 1 To be able.
2 To stretch.
3 To exert oneself.
4 To be weary or fatigued.
5 To torment, vex.
6 To wander about.
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Dictionary meanings for drāgh from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
cl.1 A1. drāghate, to be able; to stretch, lengthen; to exert one's self; to be tired; to tire, torment; to roam, stroll Dha1tup. iv, 40: Caus. drāghayati, to lengthen (also prosod. RPra1t.), extend, stretch Ra1jat.; Bhat2t2.; to be long or slow, tarry, delay... mfn. lengthened (metrically) RPra1t. 063174 501,3 97776 m. length VS. 501,3 97777 m. a degree of longitude L. 501,3 97778
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