Indo-Aryan cʰárdati [4998]

causes to flow over; vomits

Dhātup; ŚBr; MBh

utters, leaves; vomits; eject; overflows; eject-leave-vomit; emits, leaves; ejected, dismissed, vomited; comes out, leaves, vomits; to throw, leave, vomit; vomited, renounced; vomit; leave

chr̥ṇátti; TĀr; BhP; (cf. MIrish sceirdim 'spit out') seen above and in ā́cchr̥ṇatti; VS; in both directions is widely paralleled in IA; utkṣipta; uttarati; Pa; Pa; vāmayati > G; chaḍḍ- (< chárdati) as; but not exclusively

spits out, vomits, leaves, abandons

√

vomit

pours, lets fall, leaves, vomits

letting go, making sick

n

to spit out, vomit

(wel. čārd- < čār- (di-) &lt

to vomit

&lt

Morgenstierne FestskrBroch 150

to abandon

to let go

(→ K. chaḍun 'to release')

to abandon

'to let flow (e.g. tears)'

to place, put

to vomit

to cast stones

to leave

to leave

to vomit

to relinquish

, sāriba

'to throw up milk (as a baby); to give up'

to let go, leave

to release

chaff

causes to be deserted or vomited

to cause to be abandoned

(chuḍāuṇā 'to cause to be released' X chuṭṭṇā s.v. *kṣuṭyatē)

to make vomit

to cause to be abandoned

lets go, abandons, leaves

to vomit

drain in a field

f

to vomit

to vomit

to leave

leaves

to forsake, leave

leaving food in dish after eating part

n

to spill, give up

deserted

refuse of food

n

to abandon

to set free, send, leave, put, keep

to abandon

casts down, pours, spreads

(rather than < śāṭayati¹, śāṭayati², or *halati Add²) C

casts down, throws, lets fall

EGS 2939

to vomit

leaving, giving up

to vomit

to vomit

release, deliverance, acquittal

release, deliverance, acquittal

release, deliverance, acquittal

release, deliverance, acquittal

release, deliverance, acquittal

release, deliverance, acquittal

release, deliverance, acquittal