I. 1. 4. 9. P., 10 U. (jarati, jīryati, jṛṇāti, jārayati-te, jajāra, jārayāmāsa, ajarat ajārīt, ajījarat, -jari-rī-tuṃ, jīrṇa or jā- rita) 1 To grow old, wear out, wither away, decay; jīryaṃte jīryataḥ keśā daṃtā jīryaṃti jīryataḥ. jīryataścakṣuṣī śrotre tṛ- ṣṇaikā taruṇāyate Pt. 5. 16; Bk. 9. 41.

2 To perish, be consumed (fig. [Page0517-c+ 55] also); ajārīdiva ca prajñā balaṃ śokātta- thā'jarat Bk. 6. 30;...

(cf. jur) cl.1 P. (3. pl. j/aranti; Impv. 2. du. j/aratam; p. j/arat, see s.v.) to make old or decrepit RV. vi, 24, 7; to cause to grow old, vii, 67, 10; (1. jṛ) to humiliate L.: cl.4 P. j/īryati (AV. &c; also A1. te; p. jīryat, rarely yamāṇa; once cl.1 A1....

(= gṝ) cl.1 A1. j/arate (p. j/aramāṇa) to crackle (as fire) RV.; (Naigh. iii, 14) to call out to, address, invoke, praise RV.; cf. γῆρυς. 052008 424,3 80154 mfn. fond of praising, i, 142, 8. 052009 424,3 80155 mfn. invoking, 127, 10. 052010 424,3 80156