The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.339

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Pres. [1.] gāhate etc. v.+, -ti etc. E. Perf. jagāha c. (jigāhīre s¹.) [Aor. ajīgahat; agāḍha, agāhiṣṭa.] Fut. 1. gāhiṣyate E.+ [— 2. gāḍhā, gāhitā.] Verb. gāḍha s.+, gāhita E.+; gāhitum E.; -gāhya s.+ Sec. Conj.: Pass. gāhyate etc. E.+ — Int. jāṅgahe v. [jāgāh-. — Desid. jigāhiṣa-, jighākṣa-.] — Caus. gāhayati etc. c. Deriv.: -gāha RV. gāhá v.+ gámbhan B. gabhvara c. gáhana RV.E. -gāhin c. gambhára RV. gāḍhá v.+ gah-, gaṅhmán B. -gāhya E.+ gámbhiṣṭha B. gādhana c. gáhvara AV.+ gāhana s.+ gabhīrá v.+ gāhanīya c. gambhīrá v.+ The connection of these derivatives is probable, but not beyond question.