ākṛ- [ ā-√ kṛ ] [ ākṛ-kṛṇoti ] ( Impv. 2. sg. P. [ ākṛ-kṛdhi ] and Ā. [ ākṛ-kṛṇuṣva ]; perf. Ā. [ ākṛ-cakre ] ) to bring near or towards cf. RV. : Ā. ( Subj. 1. pl. [ākṛ-karāmahe ].; impf. [ ākṛ-akṛṇuta ] , perf. [ ākṛ-cakre ] , p. [ ākṛ-cakrāṇa ] ) to drive near or together ( as cows or cattle ) cf. RV. x: P. ( Impv. 2. sg. [ ākṛ-kṛdhi ].; ind. p. [ ākṛ-kṛtya ] ) to drive near cf. AV.; ( perf. 1. pl. [ ākṛ-cakrima ] ) to serve or prepare a sacrifice to ( dat. ) cf. RV. iv , 17 , 18.; ( impf. [ ākarot ] ) to call near ( a deity ) cf. MBh. v , 426: Caus. [ ākṛ-kārayati ] , to call near , invite to a place cf. MBh. iii , 15546 seq. cf. Pañcat. cf. Daś.; to ask any one ( acc. ) for anything ( acc. ) cf. R. ii , 13 , 2: Des. [ ākṛ-cikῑrṣati ] , to intend to accomplish cf. Daś. : Intens. p. [ ākṛ-cārikrat ] , attracting repeatedly towards one's self cf. AV. xi , 5 , 6.

Sanskrit-English Dictionary, by M. Monier William