The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.95

c4.95

√ 1 iṣ, ich, ‘seek, desire’. Pres. [6.] icháti -te etc. v.+ — [1.] -eṣati -te etc. E.+ — [6.] -iṣa -iṣant E.+ — [4.] -iṣyati E.+ Perf. iyeṣa iṣús, iṣe iṣire etc. B.+ Aor. [3.] āiṣiṣat. — 5. āiṣīt āiṣiṣus etc. B.U. Fut. 1. eṣiṣyati etc. B., -te B. [— 2. eṣitā, eṣtā.] Verb. iṣṭá v.+; iṣṭum B.+, -ṭavāí ҫB., eṣitum R.; [iṣitvā, iṣṭvā;] -iṣya v.+ Sec. Conj.: Pass. iṣyate etc. E.+, -ti E. [— Desid. eṣiṣiṣa-.] — Caus. eṣayati etc., eṣita c. (ichayāmi R¹.) Deriv.: -ichaka E.+ iṣirá v.B. -eṣaka E. éṣaṇā B.+ ichā E.+ iṣṭí v.B. eṣin AV.+ eṣaṇīya c. ichu s.+ iṣmín RV. -eṣya AB. eṣṭavyà B.+ íṣ v.B. éṣa v.+ eṣyà v.+ eṣitavya c. -iṣa RV. eṣá RV. éṣaṇa v.+ -eṣṭṛ E. iṣí v. Compare the roots 2 iṣ and īṣ, eṣ. The present-stems eṣa, iṣa, iṣya only later, unusual, and with certain prepositions.