I. 4 A. (dīyate, dīna) 1 To pe- rish, die.

2 To waste, decay, di- minish II. 4 P. (dīyati) (Ved). soar, fly. III. 3 P. Ved. 1 To shine.

2 To please, be admired, appear good.

(cf. ḍi) cl.4 P. A1. d/īyati, te, to soar, fly RV.; SV.: Intens. inf. d/edīyitav/ai, to fly away S3Br. [ cf. ḍī; Gk. δίεμαι, δίνη, δινεύω, δῖνος. ] 059811 480,2 92645

(dīdī or dīdi). cl.3 P. 3. pl. dīdyati (Impv. dīdihi and didīh/i RV.; impf. /adīdet ib.; pf. dīdāya or (S3Br.) dīdaya; dīd/etha,didiyus ib.; Subj. dīd/ayati, yat ib.; d/īdayat RV. x, 30, 4; 95, 12; dīdāyat AV. iii, 8, 3; dīdayante ib. xviii, 3, 23; Prec.... f. splendour, brightness (See su-). 059813 480,3 92647 mfn. shining, bright 480,3 92648 mfn. only in dīdyagni 059814 480,3 92649

cl.4 A1. dīyate, to decay, perish (Dha1tup. xxvi, 25; didīye; dāsyate,dātā; adāsta Pa1n2. 6-4, 63; i, 50): Caus. dāpayati Vop.: Desid. didiṣate and didāsate ib. 059818 480,3 92658 f. decay, ruin. 059819 480,3 92659 mfn. causing ruin, destroying W. 059820 480,3 92660 mfn. (fr. 3. di?) scarce, scanty RV. 480,3 92661