The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.103

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√ īr, ‘set in motion’. Pres. [2.] īrte īrate etc. v.B. (īráte B.) — [1.] āírat etc. RV., írate (3s.) AV. Perf. īriré v. (erire RV.) [— īrāṁ cakre.] [Aor. etc. āirirat, āiriṣṭa; īriṣyate, īritā.] Verb. īrṇá B.+ Sec. Conj.: Caus. īráyati etc. v.+, -te etc. v.B. (īryate etc. B.+; īritá v.+; īryant M.; īrayádhyāi RV.) Deriv.: īra E.+ | īrya B. | īrin E.+ | īraṇa E.+ | -iritṛ U. -īraka c. | īryā c. | -īraṇīya c. | īrmá v.B. The form īryayati, doubtless false, is found once in ¢B.