Some Topics in the Development of OIA MIA NIA

Author(s): H C Bhayani
Publisher: L D Indology Ahmedabad

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svi possessive suffix' jaśasvi 'famous', tejasvi brillant, manasvi' tayaṁsi,
manamsi
“high-minded' jasaṁsi hrasva- 'short' hansahesita hisia
G. hîsrvũ etc. 14187 “neighing'
2. NIA. instances without known MIA. precedents. abhi-pis- 'to press closely G.bhisvű busa ‘haff.
G. bhūsū
9293 aśīti ‘eighty' Pk. asii
G. ési
911 tryasiti 'eighty three
trầsĩ
6086 dvyasīti "eightytwo'
bảśi
6699 kāsa - 'cough' Pk. khāsa- G. khãsi, etc.
3138 thãsvu 'to cram' 5499 G. thõso “knock' H. thũsnā to cram' G. dhûsū
5892 tala-sparsa/Pk. tala-phamsa G. talãsvì 'to gently 'touching the soles', tala-paṁsa rub the soles' ‘rubbing the soles'
6870 śvāsa Pk. sāsa 'breath
H. sãs
hasnā 'to laugh’, H. hãsi “fun' dhúrsa G.dhũso
6502 dhûrśara G.dhũsrũ
6869
5511
3. In the Gujarati dialect of Gohilvād (Saurashtra, Gujarat), nasalization of the vowel preceding an intervocaeic -ḥ- (which corresponds