Indo-Aryan mā́dyati [10032]

10032 mā́dyati 'exults, is intoxicated' RV. [√mad¹]

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Indo-Aryan	mā́dyati	exults, is intoxicated	RV	T1962—1966
[2]
Pali	majjati	is elated, is intoxicated		T1962—1966
Prakrit	majjai	is proud		T1962—1966
Kashmiri	māzun	to become addicted to		T1962—1966
Marathi	māʣṇẽ	to be drunk, grow arrogant		T1962—1966
[3] In
Middle Indo-Aryan	majj		~ pp	T1962—1966
	matta		(< mattá-) was partly displaced by	T1962—1966
	macc		(in some meanings not distinguishable from macc- < *macyatē) after type	T1962—1966
	sitta		~	T1962—1966
	siccai		:	T1962—1966
New Indo-Aryan	majj		~ pp	T1962—1966
	matta		(< mattá-) was partly displaced by	T1962—1966
	macc		(in some meanings not distinguishable from macc- < *macyatē) after type	T1962—1966
	sitta		~	T1962—1966
	siccai		:	T1962—1966
Prakrit	maccai	is filled with pride, is excited		T1962—1966
Shina	mʌ	to be intoxicated, be drunk	čoiki	T1962—1966
Sindhi	macaṇu	to be excited	(with a from pp. mato)	T1962—1966
Lahnda	maccaṇ			T1962—1966
Punjabi	maccṇā			T1962—1966
Old Gujarati	mācai	is pleased		T1962—1966
[4]
Sindhi	maɠu	filled with pride, wanton	was formed as pp	T1962—1966
	*majj		after type	T1962—1966
	bʰajjai		~	T1962—1966
	bʰagga		or	T1962—1966
	majjai	sinks	~	T1962—1966
	magga			T1962—1966
	*mājj		after type	T1962—1966
[5]
Kotgarhi	maʦṇõ	to get intoxicated	(pres.st. macc-formed from pp. matta- after MIA. type uccaï* < ucyátē ~ pp. utta- < uktá-)	T1962—1966

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