रम्

Sanskrit

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-Iranian *Hram-, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rem-.

Root

रम् • (ram)

  1. enjoy, delight
  2. stay, rest

Derived terms
  • (verbs):
    • रमते (ramate, “to enjoy; rest”, 1 Ā)
    • रमति (ramati), रम्णति (ramṇati, 1 P) (Vedic)
    • रमयति (ramayati), रामयति (rāmayati, “to cause to stay, rest; to bring delight”, causative)
    • रंरम्यते (raṃramyate), रंरमीति (raṃramīti, intensive)
  • (other):
  • आरमण (āramaṇa)
  • आराम (ārāma)
  • उपरमण (uparamaṇa)
  • निरत (nirata)
  • निरति (nirati)
  • निरमते (niramate)
  • रत (rata)
  • रति (rati)
  • रमण (ramaṇa)
  • रमणी (ramaṇī)
  • रम्य (ramya)
  • रान्ति (rānti)
  • राम (rāma)
  • विरामयति (virāmayati)
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