The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.346

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√ gup, ‘protect’. Pres. [1.] gopant? c¹. Perf. jugopa jugupus etc. v. + Aor. 3. ajūgupat etc. B.S. (ajugupa- B.) [— 4. agāupsīt. — 5. agopīt.] Fut. 1. gopsyati etc. AV. + [gopiṣyati. — 2. goptā, gopitā.] Verb. gupitá v., guptá AV. +; goptum B., gopitum c. Sec. Conj.: Pass. gupyate etc. B. [— Int. jogup.-] — Desid. jugupsate etc. B. +, -ti etc. E. +, jugupiṣa- (in d.) [jugopiṣa-.] — Caus. gopayati etc. E. +, -te etc. E. (gopyate E.) Deriv.: -gup E. + gopya E. + goptavya E. jugupsā E. + -gupya B. gópana AV. + goptṛ́ AV. + jugupsu s. + gúpti AV. + -gopanīya c. gópiṣṭha B. jugupişu E. Perhaps ultimately a denominative from gopā́, but assuming the aspect of a root even in the Veda.