Kan | Kअन् | Kan
Kan | Kअन् | cl. 1. P. Ka/nati | Kअ/नति | (impf. a/Kanat | अ/Kअनत् |; perf. caKāna | चKआन |, 3. pl. caKnur | चKनुर् |, R. i; Ā. caKne | चKने |, Pāṇ. vi, 4, 98; pr. p. Ā. Ka/namāna | Kअ/नमान |, RV. i, 179, 6; MBh. iii, 1897; Impv. Kanatāt | Kअनतात् |, AitBr. [Pāṇ. vii, 1, 44, Kāś.]; Pot. Kanyāt | Kअन्यात् | or Kāyāt | Kआयात् |, Vop.; Pass. Kāya/te | Kआय/ते | [TS. vi; ŚBr. iii] or Kanyate | Kअन्यते |, MBh. xii; R.; Pañcat.; inf. Kanitum | Kअनितुम् |, Pañcat.), to dig, dig up, delve, turn up the soil, excavate, root up, RV.; VS.; AV. &c.; to pierce (said of an arrow), Bhartṛ. (v.l.) : Caus. Kānayati | Kआनयति | (once Kan˚ | Kअन्˚ |, R. ii, 80, 12), to cause to dig or dig up, ŚāṅkhŚr.; MBh. &c.: Desid. ciKaniśati | चिKअनिशति |, Pāṇ. vi, 4, 42, Kāś. : Intens. caṇKanyate | चण्Kअन्यते | or cāKāyate | चाKआयते |, Pāṇ. vi, 4, 43; caṇKanti | चण्Kअन्ति | or cāKāti | चाKआति |, Vop.
Kan | Kअन् | [cf. χαίνω, χανῶ, χώννυμι; Old Germ. ginēm, ginōm; Mod. Germ. gähne; Angl.Sax. cina, cinan; Lat. cuniculus, canalis.]
Kan | Kअन् | [cf. χαίνω, χανῶ, χώννυμι; Old Germ. ginēm, ginōm; Mod. Germ. gähne; Angl.Sax. cina, cinan; Lat. cuniculus, canalis.]