2. dviz cl. 2. P. Ā. dve/zwi , dvizwe ( ep. also dvizati , °te ; Subj. dve/zat , AV. ; impf. advew , 3. pl. advizur and advi°zan , Pāṇ. iii, 4, 112 ; pf. didveza , ŚBr. ; aor. dvikzat , °zata (3. sg. ), AV. ; fut. dvekzyati , dvezwA , Siddh. ; Pāṇ. vii, 2, 10 ; inf. dvezwum , MBh. ; dve/zwos , ŚBr. ) to hate, show hatred against ( acc. ; rarely dat. or gen. ), be hostile or unfriendly, RV. ; AV. ; ŚBr. ; Mn. ; MBh. ; Kāv. &c.; to be a rival or a match for, Kāvyād. ii, 61 : Pass. dvizyate ; aor. advezi Gr. : Caus. dvezayati , Kāv. : Desid. didvikzati , °te Gr. ; Intens. dedvizyate , dedvezwi or dedvizIti Gr.
dviz 2 U. ( dvezwi, dvizwe; dvizwa ) To hate, dislike, be hostile towards; na dvekzi yajjanamatastvamajAtaSatruH Ve. 3. 13 ; Bg. 2. 57 , 18. 10 ; Bk. 17. 61 ; 18. 9 ; ramyaM dvezwi Ś. 6. 4. (Prepositions like pra, vi and saM are prefixed to this root without any change of meaning.)
dviz a. Hostile, hating, inimical. — m. An enemy; raMBrAnbezaRadakzARAM dvizAmAmizatAM yayO R. 12. 11 ; 3. 45 ; Pt. 1. 70. — f. Ved. Hostility. Comp. — sevA treachery.