रम्

Sanskrit

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-Iranian *Hram-, from Proto-Indo-European *h₁rem-.

Root

रम् • (ram)

enjoy, delight
stay, rest

Derived terms

(verbs):
- रमते (ramate, “to enjoy; rest”, 1 Ā)
- रमति (ramati), रम्णति (ramṇati, 1 P) (Vedic)
- रमयति (ramayati), रामयति (rāmayati, “to cause to stay, rest; to bring delight”, causative)
- रंरम्यते (raṃramyate), रंरमीति (raṃramīti, intensive)
(other):

Terms derived from रम् (ram)

आरमण (āramaṇa)
आराम (ārāma)
उपरमण (uparamaṇa)
निरत (nirata)
निरति (nirati)

निरमते (niramate)
रत (rata)
रति (rati)
रमण (ramaṇa)
रमणी (ramaṇī)

रम्य (ramya)
रान्ति (rānti)
राम (rāma)
विरामयति (virāmayati)

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