Vṛddhi

Vṛddhi (Template:Lang-sa2, vṛddhi) is a Sanskrit word meaning "growth"^[1] (from Template:ProtoIE^[2]). In Panini's grammar, it is also a technical term for a group of long vowels. In Indo-European linguistics, it has become a term for the lengthened grade of the ablaut vowel gradation peculiar to the Indo-European languages. A vṛddhi-derivation is a word that is derived by such lengthening, a type of formation very common in Sanskrit, but also attested in other languages.

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↑ In Sanskrit, it's a Template:IAST2-nomen actionis formed from the verbal root Template:IAST2 `to grow'.
↑ Template:IE etymology ref

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[1] In Sanskrit, it's a Template:IAST2-nomen actionis formed from the verbal root Template:IAST2 `to grow'.

[2] Template:IE etymology ref

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