indō

noun. interior reflection or mind, the mind in its purposing faculty, the will; mood, heart

Changes

• inidō/in’dō → inidu/in’du ✧ PE22/165
• inidu/in’du → inidō/in’dō ✧ PE22/165

Derivations

• ✶im-dō “self, innermost being, centre of reason” ✧ NM/176
  • √IM “same, alike, [ᴱ√] same, alike”
• √NID “force, press(ure), thrust; will, will; force, press(ure), thrust; [ᴹ√] lean against” ✧ PE22/165; PE22/165

Derivatives

• Q. indo “(state of) mind, (inner) thought, mood; will, resolve, (state of) mind, (inner) thought, mood; will, resolve; [ᴹQ.] heart” ✧ PE22/165
  • Q. indu- “to will, do on purpose” ✧ PE22/165
• S. ind “some particular purpose or intention of an individual; heart, some particular purpose or intention of an individual; heart [metaphorical], [N.] inner thought, meaning” ✧ PE22/165
• T. indo “a particular will or intention of a person” ✧ PE22/165

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
✶im-dō > indō	[imdō] > [indō]	✧ NM/176

Variations

• inidō/in’dō ✧ PE22/165; PE22/165 (inidō/in’dō)
• indu ✧ PE22/165
• inidu/in’du ✧ PE22/165 (inidu/in’du)