Indo-Aryan *utpaṭati [1809]

bursts open

roots up

SāṅkhŚr

is burst open

(cf. utpāṭyatē 'is rooted up' Suśr.) [útpaṭa- m. 'sap issuing from a cut in a tree' ŚBr., páṭati 'splits' Gr.: √paṭ¹]

to dig up

to pick, pull out

to come up by the roots

to be uprooted

to come up by the roots

to be pulled out, be lifted

(in last sense poss. < útpatati which in MIA. collides with *utpaṭati)

splits, roots up

to take up by the roots

to dig up

to pull up

to uproot

to pluck up

to pluck up

to lift up

to open, uncover, expand

to be uprooted

, upaṭ f.

'(of colours) to fade; a piece of turf torn up and put under a wheel'

'to come up and fall out (of nail, peg, tree), break out, become manifest'

to root up

to pluck out

to uproot

to uproot

plucks out or up

rather than < *utsphārayati¹