مار

मार mār[conj. part. of mārnā, and=Prk. मािरअor मािर; S. मारियत्वा], part. Having beaten, etc. (see mārnā;—māris frequently prefixed adverbially to other verbs, and intensifies or otherwise affects their signification, as will be seen from the following examples):—mār-bhagānā, v.t. To beat and drive away; to put to flight:—mār-rakhnā, v.t. To lay dead, to slay, kill;—to withhold (wages, etc.) wrongfully:—mār-khānā, v.n. To live by plunder or spoliation, to earn by robbery, to prey (upon):—mār-girānā, v.t. To knock down; to complete the destruction of:—mār-lānā(-ko), To take or obtain by plunder or robbery, to plunder, rob:—mār-lenā, v.t. See s.v. mārnā:—mār-marnā, v.n. 'To smite oneself and die,' to commit suicide;—to slay (some of the enemy) and die, to do and die (also mārke marnā):—mār-hārnā, v.t. To beat severely:—mār-haṭānā, v.t. To beat and drive back, to beat back; to overthrow.