1. Suc cl. 1. P. ( Dhātup. vii, 1 ) Socati ( Ved. and ep. also °te ; once in ŚBr. -Sucyati [ cf. saM-√ Suc ]; and in MBh. iii, 2372 Socimi ; pf. SuSoca , Impv. SuSugDi Pot. SuSucIta , p. SuSukva/s and SuSucAna/ , aor. aSucat [ p. Suca/t and Suca/mAna ] RV. ; aSocIt [2. sg. SocIH ] Br. ; aSocizwa Gr. ; Prec. SucyAsam , ib. ; fut. SoktA or SocitA , ib. ; Sucizyati , °te , MBh. &c. &c.; inf. Suca/DyE , RV. ; Soktum or Socitum , MBh. &c.; ind.p. SocitvA , MBh. ; SucitvA , Pāṇ. i, 2, 26 ) to shine, flame, gleam, glow, burn, RV. ; Br. ; ĀśvŚr. ; to suffer violent heat or pain, be sorrowful or afflicted, grieve, mourn at or for ( loc. or acc. with prati ), TS. &c. &c.; to bewail, lament, regret ( acc. ), MBh. ; Kāv. &c.; to be absorbed in deep meditation, MW. ; ( cl. 4. P. Ā. Sucyati , °te ) to be bright or pure, Dhātup. xxvi, 56 ( cf. Caus. and Suci ); to be wet, ib. ; to decay, be putrid, stink, ib. : Pass. (only aor. a/Soci ) to be kindled, burn, flame, RV. vii, 67, 2 : Caus. Soca/yati , °te ( p. Suca/yat [ q.v. ] RV. ; aor. aSUSucat , SUSucat , AV. ; Br. ), to set on fire, burn, RV. ; TBr. ; to cause to suffer pain, afflict, distress, AV. ; ŚBr. ; MBh. ; to feel pain or sorrow, grieve, mourn, MBh. ; to lament, regret, Ragh. ; Rājat. ; to purify, VarYogay. ; Kathās. : Pass. of Caus. Socyate , Kāv. : Desid. SuSucizati or SuSocizati , Pāṇ. i, 2, 26 : Intens. SoSucyate , SoSokti , to shine or flame brightly Gr. (only So/Sucan , RV. vi, 66, 3 ; cf. So/Sucat , So/SucAna , SoSucyamAna ).
3. Suc cl. 4. P. Ā. ( Dhātup. xxvi, 56 ) See under √ 1. Suc .
Suc I. 1 P. ( Socati ) 1 To be sorry, grieve for, bewail, mourn; arodIdrAvaRo'SocInmohaM cASiSriyatparaM Bk. 15. 71 ; 21. 6 ; Bg. 16. 5. 2 To regret, repent. II. 4 U. ( Sucyati-te ) 1 To be sorry or afflicted. 2 To be wet. 3 To shine. 4 To be pure or clean. 5 To decay; become fetid. 6 To brighten, illuminate. 7 To burn, consume.