Indo-Aryan *utsukya [1886]

1886 *utsukya 'eagerness'. [Cf. utsuka- 'anxious, eager' MBh., Pa. ussuka- 'eager', NiDoc. osuǵa-, Pk. ucchua-, ussuga-, ōsua-; autsukya- n. 'longing for' MBh., NiDoc. osukya-. Pa. uss- regularly < ut-s- contradicts the theory of Wackernagel and Debrunner KZ 67, 155 f., accepted by EWA i 9, of hypersanskritism < MIA. *icchua- (cf. Sk. Pk. icchu-). — If not conn. suvatē, sutá- 'incited' ŚBr., it may rather be sanskritization of MIA. ussua-, ucchua- < *ut-śuka- cf. ucchōcáyant- 'inflaming' AV. (J. C. Wright). — √sū or √śuc]

Showing 21 of 21 reflexes.


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Indo-Aryan	*utsukya	eagerness; anxious, eager; eager; longing for; incited; inflaming	MBh; NiDoc; MBh; ŚBr; AV	T1962—1966
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Pali	ussukka	eagerness	n	T1962—1966
Pali	ussukkati	endeavours		T1962—1966
Prakrit	ussukka	eager		T1962—1966
Prakrit	ōsukkai	is keen		T1962—1966
Punjabi	uskaṇā	to be excited		T1962—1966
Bengali	uskā			T1962—1966
Hindi-Urdu	usaknā			T1962—1966
[3] caus
Pali	ussukkāpēti	practises eagerly		T1962—1966
Prakrit	ussukkāvai	makes eager		T1962—1966
Punjabi	uskāuṇā	to excite		T1962—1966
Bhalesi	uskāṇū			T1962—1966
Kumaoni	uskauṇo			T1962—1966
Bengali	uskāna			T1962—1966
Odia	usukāibā			T1962—1966
Odia	uskāibā			T1962—1966
Hindi-Urdu	uskānā			T1962—1966
[4] Derivation of the
Sanskrit	utsikta	overflowing, raised, proud	MBh	T1962—1966
New Indo-Aryan	*utsikna		is phonet	T1962—1966
Prakrit	ussikkai			T1962—1966
Prakrit	ūsikkai	throws up, leaves		T1962—1966

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Indo-Aryan *utsukya [1886]

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[4] Derivation of the