The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.69

c4.69

√ āp, ‘obtain’. Pres. [5.] āpnóti etc. AV.+, āpnute E. Perf. ápa āpitha etc. v.+, āpiré āpāná RV. Aor. 1. āpi B.+ — 2. ápat etc. v.+ (apeyam AV.) — 3. āpipan ÇB. (āpīpipat BAU.) — 4. āpsīs E. Fut. 1. āpsyati B.+, -te B.R. — 2. āptá B. Verb. āptá v.+; áptum B.+; āptvá B.+; -āpya B.+ Sec. Conj.: Pass. āpyáte etc. B.+ — Desid. ípsati etc. AV.+, īpsate etc. B.E. (āipsīt etc. B.) — Caus. āpayati etc. B.+, -te etc. E. (āpipayiṣet ÇB.) Deriv.: -āpa B.+ -āpaka E.+ -āpin U.+ āpyà AV.+ āpana v.+ -āpanīya S.+ āpaneya U¹. āpí v.+ ápti AV.+ āptavya U.+ -āptṛ c. āpnāna? RV.S. -āpayitavya u.c. āpayitṛ U. īpsā E.+ -īpsin U. īpsu S.+ āpipayiṣu E. To a more original form of the root (āp is perhaps ā + ap) doubtless belong also: ápas v. apás v.B. ápnas, apna- RV. -apta (? án-) RV. BR. regard apás at RV. iii. 6.7 as a verb-form from this simpler root.