dru 1
dru cl. 5. P. druṇoti, to hurt, injure Dhātup. xxvii, 33 (pf. dudrāva Bhaṭṭ.)
• to repent
• to go Vop. (cf. 1. drū)
dru 2
dru 1.P. (cf. Dhātup.xxii, 47
• ep. also Ā.) drávati, ○te RV. &c. &c. (pf. dudrāva Br.
• ○drotha, ○druma Pāṇ. 7-2, 13
• ○druvur MBh. R. &c
• aor. adudruvat Br.
• ○drot Subj. dudrávat RV.
• fut. droṣyati Br.
• inf. -drotum Śatr.
• ind. p. druṭvā́ and -drutya Br.) to run, hasten, flee RV. AV. ŚBr. MBh. Kāv. &c
• to run up to (acc.), attack, assault MBh. R.
• to become fluid, dissolve, melt Pañc. Vet. BhP.: Caus. drāváyati (ep. also ○te
• dravayate, under dravá) to cause to run, make flow RV. viii, 4, 11
• to make fluid, melt, vi, 4, 3
• to drive away, put to flight MBh. (Pass. drāvyate, vii, 3515) R. MBh.: Desid' dudrūṣati Gr.: Desid. of Caus' dudrâvayiṣati or dud○ Pāṇ. 7-4, 81: Intens. dodrūyate or dodroti Gr. (dodrāva TS.). [Cf.2. drā and dram ; Zd. dru, drvant.]
≫ dru 3
dru mfn. running, going (cf. mita-, raghu-, śatā.)
• f. going, motion L.

dru 4

drú mṇ. (= 3. dāru) wood or any wooden implement (as a cup, an oar &c.) RV. TBr.Mn.

• m. a tree or branch HPariś. (cf. indra- su-, harid-, hari-)

 

Sanskrit-English Dictionary, by M. Monier William