The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.96
The Roots, Verb-forms, and Primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit Language c4.96
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√ 2 iṣ, ‘send’. Pres. [9.] iṣṇáti etc. (iṣāṇa) v.B.S. — [4.] íṣyati -te etc. v.+ — [6.] iṣe etc. RV. Perf. iṣáthus iṣus RV., iṣiré AV. Aor. 5. prāiṣīt E.+ (aprāiṣīt M.) [Fut. eṣiṣyati, eṣitā.] Verb. iṣitá v.+; [iṣitvā;] -íṣya B.+; -éṣam B.; iṣádhyāi RV. Sec. Conj.: [Desid. eṣiṣiṣa-.] — Caus. iṣáyati -te etc. (iṣayádhyāi RV.) — -eṣayati -te etc. E.+ (eṣyate E.) Deriv.: iṣáṇi RV. -eṣa v.+ -eṣya B.+ eṣitavya B.C. íṣu v.+ -eṣaka E. -eṣaṇa E.+ -eṣayitṛ E. Doubtless the same with √ 1 iṣ, with causative meaning. In later language, almost only preṣaya. The derivatives hardly occur except with pra.