1. riz ( cf. √ riS ) cl. 1. 4. P. ( Dhātup. xvii, 43 and xxvi, 120 v.l. ) rezati or ri/zyati ( ep. also rizyate ; aor. rIQvam , TĀr. arizat Subj. rizATa , p. rIzat or rizat , RV. ; arezIt Gr. ; fut. rezitA , rezwA , ib. , rezizyati , ib. ; inf. rezitum , or rezwum , ib. ; Ved. inf. rize/ , riza/s ), to be hurt or injured, receive harm, suffer wrong, perish, be lost, fail, RV. &c. &c.; to injure, hurt, harm, destroy, ruin, RV. ; AV. ; Bhaṭṭ. ; Caus. reza/yati ( aor. arIrizat ; Ved. forms rIrizIzwa or ririzIzwa , ririzeH , rizaya/DyE ), to hurt, injure, harm, cause to miscarry or fail, RV. ; AV. ; TBr. ; MBh. ; ( Ā. rIrizIzwa ), to fail, meet with misfortune or disaster, BhP. : Desid. ri/rikzati ( RV. ; ririzizati or rirezizati Gr. ), to wish to injure or harm ( cf. √ riS ) : Intens. rerizyate , rerezwi Gr.
riz 1 4 P. ( rezati, rizyati, rizwa ) 1 To injure, hurt, harm; tasyehArTo na rizyate Mb. ; tena yAyAtsatAM mArgaM tena gacCanna rizyate Ms. 4. 178. 2 To kill or destroy; Bk. 9. 31. 3 To give offence. 4 To perish, be injured (4 P. ). 5 To meet with a reverse or misfortune. 6 To fail.
riz f. An injury, hurt, harm.