Indo-Aryan ásti [977]

is

RV

survives more widely outside the conjugational system or as the basis of new verbal forms:

there is

survives more widely outside the conjugational system or as the basis of new verbal forms:

it can be

(Sampson DGW iv 13 f.)

it can be

(Sampson DGW iv 13 f.)

survives more widely outside the conjugational system or as the basis of new verbal forms:

there is

&lt

: for

survives more widely outside the conjugational system or as the basis of new verbal forms:

and

(IIFL iii 3, 18)

(see Bloch IA 274 ff.)

there is

from which

there is

from which

there was

(Bloch LM 292)

there is

is it enough?

which is < ā́satē, Morgenstierne BelvalkarVol 86, suggests the probability of a similar origin

and

but even for this

mod

(Chatterji ODBL 424 < *asati) is prob

Bloch LM 294 of a different origin, see e

as an auxiliary incorporated to form past tenses in the conjugation of

as an auxiliary incorporated to form past tenses in the conjugation of

I am

I am

is less convinc

=

'(there) is' which prob

in

from

see bhávati; for

is not relevant; for

is

is

was

is; [proximal/vivid auxiliary]; is __-ing; did __; should __

[progressive mode auxiliary]; is __-ing

he is

be [animate]

(vs) is

(vs) was, were

3p. sannhi, f. sīāṃ

(vs) was, were

3p. sannhi, f. sīāṃ

(vs) was, were

3p. sannhi, f. sīāṃ

(vs) was, were

3p. sannhi, f. sīāṃ