Comparative evidence

bʰei̯d

• OInd. bhid- ‘break’, ‘split’ (MW: 756; Whitney 1885: 111)

Derivatives

• OInd. bhíd ‘breaking’, ‘splitting’ (MW: 757)

• OInd. bhidā ‘destruction’ (MW: 757)

• OInd. bhídya ‘rushing’, ‘breaking’ (MW: 757)

• OInd. bhedá ‘separation’, ‘disturbance’ (MW: 766)

• OInd. bhedaka ‘making a difference’, ‘distinguishing’, ‘determinative’ (MW: 766)

• OInd. bhedin ‘breaking’, ‘separating’ (MW: 766)

• OInd. bhedya ‘to be broken’, ‘to be cut’, ‘substantive’ (MW: 766)

• OInd. bhedana ‘breaking’, ‘discrimination’ (MW: 766)

• OInd. bhindú ‘breaker’, ‘woman’(who gives birth to a stillborn child) (MW: 757)

• OInd. bhidura ‘fragile’ (MW: 757)

• OInd. bhittí ‘breaking’, ‘splitting’, ‘mat’, ‘wall’ (MW: 757)

• OInd. bhettŕ̥ ‘conqueror’, ‘betrayer’ (MW: 757)

• OInd. bhidāpana ‘causing to break’ (MW: 757)

References

MW = Monier-Williams, M. 1899. A Sanskrit-English Dictionary. Clarendon Press.
Whitney 1885 = Whitney W. D. 1885. The roots, verb forms and primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit language. A supplement to his Sanskrit grammar. Leipzig.