Indo-Aryan *ākkaḍa [1013]

1013 *ākkaḍa 'cramped, stiff'. [Poss. < ā́kr̥ta- 'arranged, built' RV., ā́kr̥ti- f. 'shape' KātyŚr.: 'shaped > *misshapen']

Showing 26 of 26 reflexes.


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Indo-Aryan	*ākkaḍa	cramped, stiff; arranged, built; shape	RV; KātyŚr	T1962—1966
[2]
Kashmiri	akūrᵘ	stiff		T1962—1966
Sindhi	ākuṛu	cramp, stiffness	m	T1962—1966
Sindhi	ākaṛi	pride	f	T1962—1966
Lahnda	ākiṛ	stiffness, conceit	f	T1962—1966
Lahnda	ākaṛaṇ	to become stiff, stretch oneself		T1962—1966
Punjabi	ākaṛ			T1962—1966
	akaṛ	crookedness, affectation	f	T1962—1966
	ākaṛnā			T1962—1966
	akaṛnā	to writhe, be stiff, be cramped, strut		T1962—1966
Kumaoni	akaṛṇo	to be cramped, be cold, be disobedient		T1962—1966
Nepali	akkar	a difficult place		T1962—1966
Nepali	akranu	to get cramped		T1962—1966
Bengali	ākaṛ	difficult		T1962—1966
Hindi-Urdu	akaṛ	twist, bend, foppery	f	T1962—1966
Hindi-Urdu	akaṛnā	to be numbed		T1962—1966
Gujarati	akkaṛ	stiff, erect; fop	m	T1962—1966
Gujarati	akṛāvũ	to be stiff, boast		T1962—1966
Marathi	akaḍ	swagger	f	T1962—1966
Marathi	akaḍṇẽ	to strut		T1962—1966
[3] With -r- in place of -ḍ-
Punjabi	ākar		=	T1962—1966
	ākaṛ			T1962—1966
	ākrā		'stiff (esp. of flour)'	T1962—1966
[4]
Kiunthali	akṛnu	to be stiff, strut		T1962—1966
Kotgarhi	ɔŋkəṛnõ	to stretch oneself, strut		T1962—1966
West Pahari	akṛnu	to be stiff, strut		T1962—1966

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