Bopp is a 4 letter English word.
You can make 17 anagrams from letters in Bopp (bopp).
Bopp is followed by Rosen in assigning this sense to 'prani.'
Mrs. Bopp was scared to death of me and wouldn't let me sleep in the house.
Bopp gives the sense in the text, which seems to connect it with the history of king Yudishthira, to whom it is addressed.
Bopp has rendered 'pranayaswa,' uxorem duc, but this is questionable.
The Calcutta edition has a better reading than that of Bopp.
The philological student will do well to consult this note of Bopp.
McCall did not agree with Bopp, but said that he received numerous calls after the announcement from other delegates who did.
The next step is to be sought in Bopp's Comparative Grammar.
A confirmation of Bopp's view is afforded by the Laplandic languages.
Bopp proposes to reject the first, I have omitted the second.