Indo-Aryan *avanidrā [791a]

791a †*avanidrā- f. 'falling asleep': cf. ávadrāti (fut. part. avadrāsyát- ŚBr.) and avasupta- MBh. [√drai]

Showing 17 of 17 reflexes.


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Indo-Aryan	*avanidrā	falling asleep	f; : cf	T1962—1966
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Middle Indo-Aryan	*ōṇijja		paralleled by the loss of	T1962—1966
Middle Indo-Aryan	ā		in	T1962—1966
Kochi	nīj		and	T1962—1966
	ṇīñj		derives both from nidrā́-, the initial	T1962—1966
	n		being attracted to	T1962—1966
	ṇ		by a group of reflex consonants replacing	T1962—1966
	dr		on its way to	T1962—1966
	jj			T1962—1966
Kotgarhi	ṇīñj	sleep	f; with loss of the initial vowel of	T1962—1966
	ṇauṇõ		caus	T1962—1966
	aṇnõ		(ā́nayati), but Hendriksen, who gives both	T1962—1966
	nīñj			T1962—1966
	ni		&lt	T1962—1966
	ni		but	T1962—1966
	ṇɪ		&lt	T1962—1966
	*oṇi			T1962—1966

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