Indo-Aryan dʰárati [6747]

holds, keeps

Dhātup

holds, supports; continues

intr

holds, catches

to stand

to hold, have

to have

to survive

"

pret

to have

(NTS xv 292 with?)

to remain, stay

(→ Par. dhar-, Psht. daredəl IIFL iii 3, 64)

, intr.

'to hold, keep, rear (a child), set (a trap); to wait, rest'

they remained

it is

NTS xii 138

to fast

(in sense 'to become steady or firm' rather der. fr. dorᵘ < dr̥ḍhá- despite EVP 22 and IIFL iii 3, 64)

to place, keep

to hold, place, deposit

to hold, catch

intr

to hold

(pp. dhail < dhr̥tá- with -illa)

to put down

to put down

to keep, place, pledge

to hold, catch

holds

to hold; to sit on, stick to

intr

IIFL iii 3, 64

to hold, keep, bear

hold open [blanket]; hold back; wait; keep (temp