hvf or hvF ¦ (cf. √ hval, √ Dvf) cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xxii, 23) hva/rati (in RV. also hva/rate; and accord. to Dhātup. xxxi, 21 also hvfRAti; pf. jahvAra, arTa, aruH Gr.; aor. ahvArzIt, hvArzIt, hvAr, hvArizuH, VS.; Br.; Kāṭh.; Prec. hvaryAt Gr.; fut. hvartA, hvarizyati, ib.; inf. hvartum, ib.),to deviate or diverge from the right line, be crooked or curved, bend, go crookedly or wrongly or deviously, stumble, fall down, VS. &c. (see above) :Caus. hvArayati (aor. jihvaraH, atam; juhuraH, juhUrTAH, juhurARa/),to cause to go crookedly, lead wrong or astray, RV.; (Ā.) to go wrong or astray, ib. :Desid. juhvUrzati Gr.:Intens. jAhvaryate, jAhvarti, ib.
