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प्रछ् cl. 6. P. ( [Dhātup. xxviii, 120] ), पृच्छति ( Ved. and ep. also Ā. पृच्छते; pf. पप्रच्छ, [Br.] &c., पपृक्षे॑ [?] [RV. iv, 43, 7] ; aor. अ॑प्राक्षीत्, [AV.] &c., अ॑प्राट्, [RV.] , अप्रष्ट, [Kāv.] ; fut. प्रक्ष्यति, [Br.] &c., प्रष्टाGr. ; ind.p. पृष्ट्वा, -पृच्छ्य, [MBh.] ; inf. प्र॑ष्टुम्, [AV.] &c., -पृ॑च्छम्, °च्छे, [RV.] ), to ask, question, interrogate ( acc. ); to ask after inquire about ( acc. ); to ask or interrogate any one ( acc. ) about anything ( acc. dat. loc. , प्रति, or अधिकृत्य with acc. ; अर्थे or हेतोःifc. ), [RV.] ( pr.p. Ā. पृच्छमान, ‘asking one's self’ , x; 34, 6) &c. &c.; (in astrol. ) to consult the future, [Var.] ; (with नामतो मातरम्) to inquire about one's ( gen. ) mother's name, [Śak.] ; (with न) not to trouble one's self with, [ĀśvŚr.] ; to seek, wish, long for; to ask, demand, beg, entreat ( acc. ), [RV.] : Pass. पृच्छ्य॑ते, to be asked or questioned about (act. dat. &c., as above), [RV.] &c. &c.: Caus. प्रच्छयति ( aor. अपप्रच्छत्) Gr. : Desid. पिपृच्छिषति, [Pāṇ. 1-2, 8] : Intens. परीपृच्छ्यते, [Pāṇ. 7-4, 90] ; [Pat.] प्रछ् [Orig. पृक्; cf. Lat. preces, procus; poscere for porscere; Slav. prositi; Lith. praszýti; Germ. frâhên, fragen; forskôn, forschen.]
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