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aṅk

cl.1. (connected, with, añc-) A1. aṅkate-, ānaṅke-, aṅkiṣyate-, aṅkitum-, to move in a curve

; cl.10 P. aṅkayati-, to move in a curve

; to mark, stamp, brand.

ikh

cl.1 P. ekhati-, iyekha-, ekhiṣyati-, ekhitum-, to go, move

; ([ confer, compare Greek , ?])

īkh

or ikh- cl.1 P. ekhati-, iyekha-, or īkhati-, īkhāṃ-cakāra-, ekhitum- or īkhitum-, to go, move

iṅkh

cl.1 P. iṅkhati-, iṅkhāṃ-cakāra-, iṅkhiṣyati-, iṅkhitum-, to go, move

([ confer, compare Hibernian or Irish imchim,"I go on, proceed, march?"])

īṅkh

or iṅkh- cl.1 P. (iṅkhati-, iṅkhāṃ-cakāra-,or īṅkhati-, īṅkhāṃ-cakāra-, iṅkhitum-or īṅkhitum-) to go, move

: Causal īṅkh/ayati-, to move backwards and forwards, move up and down, swing

likh

(confer, compare the earlier form rikh-) cl.6 P. (

) likh/ati- (rarely A1. te-; perfect tense lil/ekha-

etc.; Aorist alekhīt-

; future lekhitā-, lekhiṣyati- grammar; likhiṣyati-

; infinitive mood lekhitum-,or likhitum- grammar; ind.p. lekhitvā-

; likhitvā-

; -l/ikhya-

etc.) , to scratch, scrape, furrow, tear up (the ground)

etc. ; to pick, peck (said of birds).

; to scarify, lance

; to produce by scratching etc., draw a line (with or scilicet lekhām-), engrave, inscribe, write, copy, trace, sketch, delineate, paint

etc. ; to make smooth, polish

; to graze, touch

; to unite sexually with a female(?)

(

) : Passive voice likhyate- (Aorist alekhi-), to be written

: Causal lekhayati- (or likhāpayati-; Aorist alīlikhat-), to cause to scratch or write or copy or paint

etc. ; to scratch, lance

; to write, paint

: Desiderative lilikhiṣati- or lilekhiṣati-

[ confer, compare Greek ; Lithuanian re14kti,"to cut."]

lok

(connected with1. ruc-) cl.1 A1. (

), lokate- (perfect tense luloke-

; infinitive mood -lokitum-

), to see, behold, perceive: Causal or cl.10. (

) lokayati- (Aorist alulokat-) idem or 'm. Name of a man '

; to know, recognize

[ confer, compare English look.]

pariśaṅk

A1. -śaṅkate- (infinitive mood -śaṅkitum-), to suspect, doubt, distrust (accusative)

etc. ; to believe, fancy to be (2 accusative)

śak

cl.5 P. (

) śaknoti- (perfect tense śaś/āka-, śek/uḥ-

etc.; Aorist /aśakat-

etc. [Ved. also Potential śakeyam-and śakyām-; imperative śagdhi-, śaktam-]; future śaktā-,or śakitā- grammar; śakṣyati-, te-

etc.; śakiṣyate-, te- grammar; infinitive mood -śaktave-

; śaktum-or śakitum- grammar), to be strong or powerful, be able to or capable of or competent for (with accusative dative case or locative case,rarely accusative of a verbal noun, or with an infinitive mood in am-or tum-;or with pr. p. ; exempli gratia, 'for example' with grahaṇāya-or grahaṇe-,"to be able to seize"; vadha-nirṇekam- a-śaknuvan-,"unable to atone for slaughter"; śak/ema vāj/ino y/amam-,"may we be able to guide horses"; vīkṣitum- na- śaknoti-,"he is not able to see"; pūrayan na śaknoti-,"he is not able to fill")

etc. etc. (in these meanings Epic also śakyati-, te-,with inf in tuṃ- confer, compare

) ; to be strong or exert one's self for another (dative case), aid, help, assist

; to help to (dative case of thing)

: Passive voice śakyate- (Epic also ti-), to be overcome or subdued, succumb

; to yield, give way

; to be compelled or caused by any one (instrumental case) to (infinitive mood)

; to be able or capable or possible or practicable (with an infinitive mood in pass. sense exempli gratia, 'for example' tat kartuṃ śakyate-,"that can be done";sometimes with pass. p. exempli gratia, 'for example' na śakyate vāryamāṇaḥ-,"he cannot be restrained";or used impersonal or used impersonally,with or with out instrumental case exempli gratia, 'for example' yadi-[ tvayā-] śakyate-,"if it can be done by thee","if it is possible")

: Causal śākayati- (Aorist aśīśakat-), grammar : Desiderative See śikṣ-. ([ confer, compare according to to some, Greek , German HagHeckehegen;behagen.])

śaṅk

cl.1 A1. (

) ś/aṅkate- (Epic also P.; Aorist 2. sg. aśaṅkīs-, aśaṅkiṣṭa-, śaṅkiṣṭhās-, śaṅkithās-

etc. infinitive mood śaṅkitum-

; ind.p.; -śaṅkya-

; grammar also perfect tense śaśaṅke- future śaṅkitā-, śaṅkiṣyate-), to be anxious or apprehensive, be afraid of (ablative), fear, dread, suspect, distrust (accusative)

; to be in doubt or uncertain about (accusative), hesitate

etc. ; to think probable, assume, believe, regard is (with two accusative), suppose to be (śaṅke-,"l think","I suppose","it seems to me")

; (in argumentative works) to ponder over or propound a doubt or objection: Passive voice śaṅkyate- (Aorist aśaṅki-), to be feared or doubted etc.: Causal śaṅkayati-, to cause to fear or doubt, render anxious about (locative case)

śuṣka

Nom. (only infinitive mood śuṣkitum-) to become dry

tak

cl.2. kti- (cl.1. kati-["to laugh"or"to bear"

]

; infinitive mood kitum-

) to rush along

; ([ confer, compare niṣ-ṭak-, pari-takana-, pra-takta-; Lithuanian teku4.])

ukh

cl.1 P. okhati-, uvokha-, okhitum-, to go, move

vilok

(only infinitive mood -lokitum-and ind.p. -lokya-), to look at or upon, regard, examine, test, study

etc.: Causal -lokayati-, to look at, consider, observe, regard, examine, try, inspect

etc. ; to be able to see, possess the faculty of seeing

(varia lectio) ; to have regard to (accusative)

; to look over or beyond (accusative)

: Passive voice -lokyate- (Aorist vy-aloki-), to be seen, be visible

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