A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v1.c5.78

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It is not, however, only in G. that traces of this process can be found. Marathi has also instances of the same character. Thus, नेहमी “constantly,” from Skr. नियम; पंगणे, पंगुळणे “to limp,” “to go wearily,” from Skr. पंगु “lame.” Perhaps also पेठ “a town,” from Skr. पट्टन. So also घेणे “to take,” Skr. ग्रहण, from which also is H. घेरना, M. घेरणे “to inclose,” “surround”; झंप a “spring” or “jerk,” Skr. झंप; झेंडा “flag,” H. झंडा; ढेंकर “a belch,” H. डकार, P., S., G. id., but B. also ढेकर, O. ढेकर, Skr. उद्गार.