bhātar
Bhātar，[cp．Vedic bhrātar=Av．bratar，Gr．frάtwr，Lat．frater，Goth．brōpar=Ohg．bruoder，E．brother] brother，Nom．sg．bhātā Sn．296; J．I，307; PvA．54，64; Gen．sg．bhātuno ThA．71 （Ap．V，36），& bhātussa Mhvs 8，9; Instr．bhātarā J．I，308; Acc．bhātaraṁ Sn．125; J．I，307; Loc．bhātari J．III，56．-- Nom．pl．bhātaro J．I，307，& bhātuno Th．2，408; Acc．bhāte Dpvs VI，21．‹-› In cpds．both bhāti° （．bhātisadisa like a brother J．V，263），and bhātu° （：bhātu-jāyā brother’s wife，sisterin-law J．V，288; Vism．95）．Cp．bhātika & bhātuka．On pop．etym．see bhaginī． Bhāti [bhā Dhtp 367，Dhtm 594：dittiyaṁ; Idg．*bhē，cp．Sk．bhāḥ nt．splendour，radiance，bhāsati to shine forth; Gr．fάos light，fai/nw to show etc．; Ags．bonian to polish=Ger．bohnen; also Sk．bhāla shine，splendour，=Ags．bael funeral pile] to shine （forth），to appear D．II，205; Vv 352; J．II，313．-- pp．bhāta：see vi°．（Page 502）