pANi as style/school

[Swaminathan Madhuresan]

--- hans henrich hock <hhhock at STAFF.UIUC.EDU> wrote:
 > For the most likely IE etymology, see the entry from the Cologne Sanskrit
 > lexicon which N. Ganesan was kind enough to append to his message.

   Is it correct to take skt. hasta, hindi haath  - have more to do
   with IE roots pANi?


> >---------------------------------------------------------------
> >Cologne Sanskrit lexicon
> >
> >  Entry   pANi
> >  Meaning 2 m. (said to be fr. %{paN}) the hand RV. &c. &c. (often
> >          ifc. = holding in the h�hand e.g. %{asi-p-} , holding a
> >          sword in the  s�sword in h�hand ; %{pANiM-grah} or
> >          %{-Nau-kR} , to take the  h�hand of a bride , marry ;
> >          %{-niMdA} , to give the h�hand in marriage) ; a hoof. RV.
> >          ii , 31 , 2 ; N. of Sch. on th Das3a-rupaka Cat. [Orig
> >          %{palni} ; cf. Gk. $ ; Lat. {palma} ;  Angl. Sax.
> >          &188673[615 ,2] {folm} ; Germ. {fu10hlen} ; Eng.
> >          {feel}.]
> >-----------------------------------------------------------------

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