Desiderative conjugation system (Ds)

		P			Ā			Ps
	Ind	Imp	Opt	Ind	Imp	Opt	Ind	Imp	Opt
Pr	√	√	√	√	√	√	√	√	√
Impf	√			√			√
Fu	√			√
Ao	√¹			√¹
Pf	√²			√²

Paradigm

‘do’

S = cikīrṣa

Pr/Impf

^DsS = ^Ds:R√^Ds√ sa ∨ iṣa	(1)
^DsE = ^IE	(2)

where ^Ds√ = √, but ^√A is changed as:

(i, u)	>	(ī, ū)	(3)
^¬^LbKṝ̆	>	^¬^LbKīr	(4)
^LbKṝ̆	>	^LbKūr	(5)

Paradigm

‘do’

S = cikīrṣaya

Ps

^Ps:DsS = ^DsS ya	(6)
^Ps:DsE = ^I/ĀE	(7)

Paradigm

‘do’

Simple:

S = cikīrṣiṣya

Periphrastic:

S = cikīrṣitā

Fu

Simple

^Fu:DsS = ^Ds:R√^Ds√ siṣya	(6)
^Fu:DsE = ^IE	(7)

Periphrastic

1^st ∨ 2^nd person:

^Fu:DsS = ^DsS i ^N/sgtṛ ^1∨2/Indas

(8)

3^rd person:

^Fu:DsS = ^DsS i ^{N/sg∨du∨pl}tṛ

(9)

Cf. Periphrastic Fu

Paradigm:

‘do’

S = acikīrṣiṣ

Ao

^Ao:DsS = a ^Ds:R√^Ds√ siṣ ∨ iṣiṣ	(10)
^Ao:DsE = ^-iṣ-AoE	(11)

Paradigm:

‘do’

Pf:Ds,

‘has wished to be done’

S = cikīrṣām+ās/kṛ

Pf

^Pf:DsS =^DsS ām (^Pfkṛ ∨ ^Pfas ∨ ^Pfbhū)

(12)

(Cf. Peripharastic Pf)

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