Sanskrit ajra (10)
According to Monier-Williams’ A Sanskrit-English Dictionary, the word ajra is derived from the root aj. It means “a field and a plain.” It traces its origin to the Tamil root akaram through the transformation of akaram > ajra. The following words, related to Sanskrit ajra, also originate from Tamil akaram.
ajirāya, to be agile or quick. ajirīya, connected with a court. ajryá, being in or connected with a field or plain. ajvin, active, agile, used in a sacrificial formula. ajirá, agile, quick, rapid; place to run or fight in, area, court. ajirá-vatī, name of the river on which the town Ṡrāvasti was situated. ajirá-ṡocis, having a quick light, glittering, name of Agni, of Soma. ajirâdhi-rājá, an agile emperor, death.