Indo-Aryan dr̩śyátē [6516]

is seen, appears

RV

was generalized (in place e.g. of mh. *dass- to avoid clash with dass- < darś- J. Bloch FestschrWackernagel 144) and even NW forms with

in place of

are prob

rather than < diśyatē:

is seen

is seen

tr

Pischel PkGr 376

to see, look, expect

(has become active as pres. st. to ḍ̠iṭho Bloch op. cit.), pres

'expected (of month, year, &c.: i.e. next, coming)'

to appear, be seen

(Ju.)

(whence disauṇā 'to tell')

to appear

(Joshi)

to see

(caus. disāibā)

is seen, appears

to be seen

to see

is seen

to appear, seem

to appear, seem

sees

(3 sg. pres. disi)

s

to see

Bloch op

to come into sight

(whence dh?)