arātiḥ

arātiḥ [na rāti dadāti sukhaṃ, rā-ka, na. ta.]

1 An enemy, foe; deśaḥ soyamarātiśoṇitajalairyasminhradāḥ pūritāḥ Ve. 3. 31; (in the Veda) non-offering (of sacrifices), stinginess, hardness, malignity, malevolence, failure or adversity; malignity personified; evil spirit whose aim it was to defeat the good intentions and disturb the happiness of man (used in f.).

2 The number six.

3 The sixth position (in astronomy).

Comp.

— dūṣaṇa, dūṣi, ha a. Ved. destroying adversities or enemies.

— bhaṃgaḥ destruction of enemies.

arātiḥ [na rāti dadāti sukhaṃ, rā-ka, na. ta.] 1 An enemy, foe; deśaḥ so'yamarātiśoṇitajalairyasmin hradāḥ pūritāḥ Ve.3.33; arātiṃ bahvamanyata R.12.89. (in the Veda) non-offering (of sacrifices), stinginess, hardness, malignity, malevolence, failure or adversity; malignity personified; evil spirit whose aim it was to defeat the good intentions and disturb the happiness of man (used in f.). -2 The number six. -3 The sixth position in (astronomy). -Comp. -dūṣaṇa, -dūṣi, -ha a. Ved. destroying adversities or enemies; Av.19.34.4. -bhaṅgaḥ destruction of enemies.

arātiḥ , puṃ, (na rāti dadāti sukhaṃ, rā + ktic,
nañsamāsaḥ .) śatruḥ . ityamaraḥ ..
(“arātivikramālokavikasvaravilocanaḥ” .
iti sāhityadarpaṇe .
“anekayuddhavijayī sandhānaṃ yasya gacchati .
tatprabhāvena tasyāśu vaśaṃ gacchantyarātayaḥ” ..
iti pañcatantre .)