Indo-Aryan ástʰi [982]

982 ásthi n. 'bone', nom. acc. sg. ásthi, other cases ásthan- RV. [See aṣṭhi-]

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Indo-Aryan	ástʰi	bone	n; nom	T1962—1966
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Ashokan Prakrit	anatʰika-macʰe	boneless fish	(Hultzsch reads anaṭhika- with all other versions, see aṣṭhi-)	T1962—1966
Ashokan Prakrit: Kausambi	anatʰika-macʰe	boneless fish	(Hultzsch reads anaṭhika- with all other versions, see aṣṭhi-)	T1962—1966
Prakrit	attʰi			T1962—1966
Prakrit	°ya	bone, a kind of fruit with many seeds	n	T1962—1966
Khowar	astī	bone		T1962—1966
Sinhala	æta-midaḷu	marrow of the bones		T1962—1966
Unclassified
Dogri	asti			P1983
Kangri	astʰu			P1983
Mandeali	astu	bones, of the dead person which are to be immersed in the holy waters (of rivers etc.)	The word is derived from ásthi, or most probably from its weak base asthàn-. Here -sth- > -st- and the most productive diminutive suffix -u is added.	P1983

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