The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.207

c4.207

Pres. [6.] kuvate ÇB². Verb. -kūta AV. +; -kāvam TS. Deriv.: -kūti v. + kaví v. + kávīyas sv. Used only with ā, except in niṣkāvam, the belonging of which is doubtful (as is also that of kaví). RV. has -kava, kavatnú, kavārí, ‘stingy’, of questionable relationship. The grammarians set up roots 1 ku, 2 ku or kū, ‘shout’, giving them a full set of forms; and Nir. once uses their intens. kokūyate.