hfdi
hṛdi , stem in comp. for hṛd (= hṛdaya), heart (unrecorded otherwise; Speyer refers to BR s.v. , but hṛdi is cited there only thrice from RV , and later Vedic scholars have almost unanimously agreed that these forms are locs. of hṛd; cf. § 15.14 ): hṛdi-maitryā sphuṭaṃ Av i.79.14 (prose), suffused with heart-love ; bhāryāṃ priyāṃ hṛdisukhāṃś ca sutāṃ śirāṃsi (… dattvā) Mv i.83.15 ( vs ), sons that rejoice the heart ; śravaṇa-hṛdi-nayana-subhagaiḥ 99.4 ( vs ), pleasing to the ear, heart, and eye (meter seems correct); manohṛdinandanaṃ 99.6 ( vs ), rejoicing the mind and heart . In the three Mv passages meter might be concerned; there is no real v.l.