vardhitāḥ

 The Sanskrit word "vardhitāḥ" generally means 

"increased," "grown," or "enhanced," indicating 

something that has become greater or intensified.

Detailed Explanation

Grammatical Context:

• "Vardhitāḥ" (वर्धिताः) is derived from the root √vṛdh (वृद्ध्), 
• which means "to grow," "to increase," or "to prosper" 

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• The form vardhitāḥ is typically the past participle, plural, 
• masculine or feminine nominative, depending on the context. 
• It indicates that the action of growth or increase has been 
• completed or is in the state of having grown.
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Usages and Synonyms:

• Can refer to physical, numerical, or metaphorical increase: 
• e.g., enhanced wealth, strength increased, knowledge amplified.
• Synonyms include: bṛddha (grown, matured), prāptāḥ 
• (attained), vṛddhāḥ (prospered).
• Commonly appears in classical Sanskrit texts, scriptures, 
• and commentaries to describe quantities, virtues, or qualities 
• that have grown or been augmented.

Example in a sentence:

• धनं वर्धिताः सन्ति – "The treasures have increased" (showing 
• plural, past participle usage of growth)

In conclusion, "vardhitāḥ" conveys the sense of augmentation, 

growth, or enhancement, and is used in Sanskrit literature 

to denote what has become greater, matured, or intensified

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