läk-

See also: Appendix:Variations of "lak"

Tocharian A

Etymology

From Proto-Tocharian [Term?], probably from Proto-Indo-European *leǵ- (“gather”) (compare Latin legō, Ancient Greek λέγω (légō), Albanian mbledh), in the abstract sense of "gather with the eyes", or alternately cognate to Old English lōcian (English look). Cognate to Tocharian B läk-.

Verb

läk-

1. to see
2. to look at
3. to catch sight of
4. to visit

Tocharian B

Etymology

From Proto-Tocharian [Term?], probably from Proto-Indo-European *leǵ- (“gather”) (compare Latin legō, Ancient Greek λέγω (légō), Albanian lidh), in the abstract sense of "gather with the eyes", or alternately cognate to Old English lōcian (English look). Cognate to Tocharian A läk-.

Verb

läk-

1. to see

   proskaiṃ lkāṣṣäṃ wrotsana ― he sees great terrors

2. to look at
3. to catch sight of
4. to visit
5. (causative) to show

Conjugation

Base, class IX present, class V subjunctive, class I preterite, class I imperative, suppletive

		singular			plural
		first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	active	lkāskau	lkāst	lkāṣṣäṃ			lkāskeṃ
	mediopassive		lkāstar	lkāstär
imperfect	active	lkāṣṣim		lkāṣṣi			lkāṣyeṃ
	mediopassive
subjunctive	active	lakau	lkāst	lakaṃ	lkām	lkācer	lakaṃ
	mediopassive			lkātär			lkāntär
optative	active	lkoym		lakoy		lkoycer	lkoyeṃ
	mediopassive						lkoyentär
preterite	active	lyakāwa	lyakāsta	lyāka	lyakām	lyakās(o)	lyākar, lyakāre
	mediopassive		lyakātai	lyakāte			lyakānte
imperative	active		pālka			palkas
	mediopassive		palkar
non-finite forms		present participle		gerundive		infinitive	past participle
		active	mediopassive	indicative	subjunctive
		lkaṣṣeñca	lkāskemane	lkaṣṣälle	lkālle	lkātsi	lyelyaku