Indo-Aryan *ut-śrayati [1858]

1858 *ut-śrayati, úcchrayati 'raises', °tē 'rises' RV. 2. *ut-śrāpayati, ucchrāpayati 'raises' VS. 3. *ut-śrāpaṇa-. [√śri]

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Indo-Aryan	*ut-śrayati	raises; rises	úcchrayati; °tē; RV	T1962—1966
	*ut-śrāpayati	raises	ucchrāpayati; VS	T1962—1966
	*ut-śrāpaṇa		[√śri]	T1962—1966
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Pali	ussēti	raises		T1962—1966
Nuristani Kalasha	uṣē	to take on the back		T1962—1966
Bengali	ũcʰā	to shake or toss in a frying pan		T1962—1966
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Pali	ussāpēti	lifts up		T1962—1966
Prakrit	ussavēi			T1962—1966
	ūsavēi			T1962—1966
	ōsavēi			T1962—1966
Ashkun	uṣā́	to put on the back		T1962—1966
Bengali	ũcʰāna	to raise up		T1962—1966
Old Sinhala	huvay	having raised	absol	T1962—1966
Sinhala	osavanavā			T1962—1966
	usuvanavā			T1962—1966
	ussanavā	to raise		T1962—1966
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Pali	ussāpana	raising	n	T1962—1966
Marathi	usāṇ	extra high tide, sudden overflowing of a river	n	T1962—1966
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Marathi	usavṇẽ		'to rise (of the sun)'	T1962—1966
Unclassified
Ashkun: Sanu (Sama)	uṣ-ā́ā́ /⁠uʂɑ́ː⁠/	carry [on ones back]		S1997—2021
Kamviri	uʦ̣ā́ /⁠uʈ͡ʂɑ́⁠/	make [something] upright or vertical		S1997—2021
Kamviri	uʦ̣ā	make [something] upright or vertical	[+]	S1997—2021
Nuristani Kalasha: Nisheigram	uṣa /⁠uʂə⁠/	carry on one's back		S1997—2021

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