ajra

 The word "ajra" in Sanskrit is written as 'अज्र' (ájra) and primarily refers to a field, plain, or land, and can also convey meanings related to quickness or agility.

Meanings of अज्र (ájra)

Field or Plain: 

The most common meaning of अज्र is a field, plain, or acre of land.

This usage appears in classical texts like the Ṛgveda. It is cognate with

Latin ager, Ancient Greek agrós, and Old English æcer, showing its

Indo-European roots

Quick or Agile: 

 In Vedic Sanskrit, अज्र can also mean agile or quick, derived from the

root अज् (to go) 

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often used as an adjective.

Grammatical Details

• Gender: Masculine (m.)
• Declension: a-stem noun
• Singular, Dual, and Plural Forms:
  • Nominative: अज्रः (ájraḥ), अज्रौ (ájrau), अज्राः (ájrāḥ)
  • Accusative: अज्रम् (ájram), अज्रौ (ájrau), अज्राः (ájrān)
  • Instrumental: अज्रेण (ájreṇa), अज्रैः (ájraiḥ), अज्रेभिः (ájrebhiḥ)
  • Dative: अज्राय (ájrāya), अज्रभ्याम् (ájrābhyām), अज्रेभ्यः (ájrebhyaḥ)
  • Genitive: अज्रस्य (ájrasya), अज्रयोः (ájrayoḥ), अज्राणाम् (ájrāṇām)
  • Locative: अज्रे (ájre), अज्रयोः (ájrayoḥ), अज्रेṣu (ájreṣu)
  • Vocative: अज्र (ájra), अज्रौ (ájrau), अज्राः (ájrāḥ) 

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Summary

• Sanskrit Word: अज्र (ájra)
• Meanings: Field, plain, land; quick, agile (adjective form)
• Usage: Appears in Vedic texts, classical literature, and Indo-European
• cognates
• Gender: Masculine, a-stem declension

These definitions cover the primary Sanskrit meanings of "ajra" and 

provide grammatical context for proper usage 

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