Indo-Aryan upāntá [2303]

2303 upāntá n. 'border, edge', °tḗ 'near the end' TS. [Cf. Psht. bānde 'upon' < *upā̆ntai EVP 15: ánta-]

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Indo-Aryan	upāntá	border, edge; near the end	n; °tḗ; TS	T1962—1966
[2]
Nuristani Kalasha	vā̃t	name of the lowermost hamlet in Waigel	NTS xvii 323	T1962—1966
Pashai	ōda			T1962—1966
Pashai	udē	near	with abnormal loss of nasal IIFL iii 3, 5	T1962—1966
Punjabi	vā̃dā	separate		T1962—1966
Punjabi	vā̃de	aloof	adv	T1962—1966
Sinhala	vata	edge		T1962—1966
[3]
Niya Prakrit	vaṁti	in the presence of, in	with gen	T1962—1966
Sinhala	veta	near	adj; (SigGr)	T1962—1966
Sinhala	vet	vicinity	(discussion of e by H. Smith JA 1950, 206) prob	T1962—1966
[4] With loss of u-
Kashmiri	pā̃t	upon		T1962—1966
Poguli	pā̃t	upon		T1962—1966
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Kiunthali	pāndē			T1962—1966
West Pahari (poetic)	pando	on	postp	T1962—1966
Unclassified
Nuristani Kalasha: Nisheigram	vā̃t /⁠vɑ̃t̪⁠/	a hamlet at the lower end of kalaṣüm; a hamlet at the lower end of Kalaṣüm		S1997—2021

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