رتی

रित rati, and H. रती ratī, vulg. rattī(rt. रम् ), s.f. Pleasure, enjoyment, delight, joy; desire; love, attachment (to), fondness (for), regard, favour (of); addiction (to); intentness (on); the pleasure of love, sexual passion, sexual intercourse, venery, coition; the pudenda; the goddess of love or sexual passion personified as the wife of Kām-deva; (prob. for daiv-kīratīor rattī), the favour of fortune, fortune, destiny, luck;—a species of metre, four times ¯̆:—rati-pati, s.m. 'Ratī's husband,' Kāmdeva, the god of love:—ratī(or rattī) jāgnāor ćamaknā, v.n. To begin to prosper, to thrive, flourish:—rati-dān, s.m. Sexual intercourse, the enjoyment of carnal love:—rati-satwarā, s.f. The plant Trigonella corniculata (considered, perhaps, as aphrodisiac):—rati karnā(-meṅ), To be attached (to), be fond (of); to be addicted (to); to be intent (on), etc.:—rati-kriyā, and rati-keli, s.f. Sexual intercourse, venery, coition:—ratināth, s.m.=rati-pati, q.v.:—ratī-wān, ratī-wat,ratī-want, adj. & s.m. Fortunate, prosperous, flourishing;—a fortunate or prosperous person, etc.