Sanskrit manuscript in Devanāgarī

sṛp सृप् – creep; crawl

verbal root · Word type unspecified · verb

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AYI dictionary verbal root

creep; crawl

Cappeller 1891 verb

Original text · English · verb

sṛp sárpati sárpa°te ·v pp. sṛpta (q.v.) creep, crawl, glide. C. sarpayati & D. sísṛpsati only --°; I. sarīsṛpyate creep to and fro. -- ati glide along or over (acc.). adhi & samadhi glide over (acc.). anu glide after or along, approach (acc.). samanu approach. apa & vyapa move off, recede. abhi steal upon (acc.). ava glide down (of the setting sun); steal upon, cover gradually (acc.). anvava glide after. upāva, paryāva & pratyava approach gently. vyava creep into (acc.). ā creep near. upodā creep forth. ud creep out or up, rise (lit. & fig.); move gently on. D. wish to rise. upod & vyud creep forth. samud arise, appear, begin. upa go gently to, steal upon, creep or fall into (acc.); move on, come near, approach (also sexually). samupa approach. nis & vinis creep out. pari go round, roam through. pra creep near or into, steal upon (acc.), move on, break forth, spread, proceed. prati creep back or into. vi move about or along (acc.); move asunder, dispense, spread, expand. sam creep along or into (acc.); move onward, approach. anusam creep after. upasam creep near, steal upon (acc.).

Monier-Williams 1872 Word type unspecified

Original text · English · Word type unspecified

sṛp sṛp (connected with rt. sṛ), cl. 1. P. sarpati (ep. also A. -te), sasarpa (1st du. sasṛpiva), sarpsyati or srapsyati, asṛpat, asārpsīt or asrāpsīt, sarptum or sraptum, to creep, crawl; to go, move: Pass. sṛpyate, Aor. asarpi: Caus. sarpayati, -yitum, Aor. asīsṛpat or asasarpat, to cause to creep, cause to go, &c.: Desid. sisṛpsati: Intens. sarīsṛpyate, sarīsarpti; [cf. Gr. ἕρπ-ω, ἑρπ-ύζ-ω, ἑρπ-ετό-ν, ἕρπ-η(τ)-ς, Σαρπηδών, (according to some also) ῥέπ-ω, &c.: Lat. serp-o, serp-en(t)-s, serp-ula, Pro-serp-ina (?), rep-o (probably for srep-o): Old Germ. slich, ‘to creep;’ (according to some also) slif for silf, ‘to glide;’ Mod. Germ. schleife: Angl. Sax. slipan: Lith. slenkiu, ‘to creep;’ reptoju, ‘to creep with hands and feet:’ Hib. sleagaim, ‘to sneak.’]

Whitney Roots 1885 verbal root

Original text · English · verbal root

sṛp — creep

Apte 1890 verbal root

Original text · English · verbal root

sṛp 1 P. (sarpati, sṛpta; desid. sisṛpsati) 1 To creep, crawl, glide gently. 2 To go, move.

Cappeller 1887 Word type unspecified

Original text · German · Word type unspecified

sṛp s. sarp.

Burnouf 1866 verbal root

Original text · French · verbal root

*sṛp sṛp. sarpāmi 1; p. sasarpa; f1. sarptāsmi et sraptāsmi; f2. sarpsyāmi et srapsyāmi; a2. asṛpam; pp. sṛpta. Aller, s'avancer, aller doucement [comme un serpent]. Gr. ἕρπω; lat. serpo, repo.

Occurrences in source texts (2)

HP 1 occurrence
HP 3.33-3.48*1: Khecarī and Soma 1 occurrence

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VBT 1 occurrence
VBT 121–129: Devotion and Release 1 occurrence

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