√fj 'direct, stretch, attain'
present: [7.] fYjate (3p.) -- [6.] fYj/ati fYj/ate etc. -- [4.] /fjyant fjyate -- fYjase (1s.) fYjasAn/a -- [1.] /arjati perfect: Anarjus AnFj/us aorist: [3.] Arjijat -- Arjizwa [future: arjizyati arjitA ]verbal: fYj/ase secondary: rjyate -- desiderative: arjijiza- -- causative: arjayati arjayate etc. derivatives: arjaka -arjya C. arjana E.+ arjanIya C. -arjayitf C. fjipy/a RV. fj/iSvan RV. fjIp/in RV. fjIz/a RV. fjUnas RV. -fNga RV. fjIyas V. fj/u V.+ r/aji RV. r/ajizWa RV.B. rajIyas JB. rAji AV.+ It seems impossible to divide these forms (generally distributed to two different roots) from one another. The root has three well-marked stages of develoment: fj or fYj in Rv., arj in Brah., and arjaya in the later languge. Compare also √rAj, probably a derivative from it. With it is related, further, the anomalously formed stem irajya (irajy/ati -te etc. RV., and irajy/u RV.), 'direct, rule'.