(cf. √ car and also √ caṭ) cl. 1. °lati (metrically also Ā. °te; perf. cacāla pl. celur; fut. caliṣyati; aor. acālīt), to be moved, stir, tremble, shake, quiver, be agitated, palpitate, [MBh.] &c.; to move on or forward, proceed, go away, start off, depart, [MBh.] (āsanebhyo 'calan, ‘they rose from their seat’, [v, 3114]) &c.; to set (said of the day), [Kathās. lxxii, 406]; to be moved from one's usual course, be disturbed, become confused or disordered, go astray, [MBh.] &c.; to turn away from, swerve, deviate from (abl., e.g. dharmāt, to swerve from virtue, [Mn. vii, 15]; [MBh. ii, 2629]), fall off (with abl.), [MBh.] &c.; to sport about, frolic, play ([Dhātup. xxviii, 64]), [Kuval. 320] : Caus. calayati ([Pāṇ. i, 3, 87]), to cause to move, move, shake, jog, push, agitate, disturb, [Ragh. viii, 52]; [Ṛtus.]; [BhP.]; [Bhaṭṭ.]; to cause to deviate, turn off from (abl.), [Mṛcch. ix, 21] : Caus. cālay° (Pass. cālyate) to cause to move, shake, jog, push, agitate, [MBh.] &c.; to drive, drive away, remove or expel from (abl.), [MBh. i, 5743]; [xiii, 3336]; [Hariv. 2697]; to disturb, make confused or disordered, [MBh. xii]; [Vedāntas.]; [BhP. iii, 1, 42]; to cause to deviate from (abl.), [MBh. iii, 1504]; [R. iii]; to cherish, foster, [Dhātup. xxxii, 68] (v.l. for √ bal) : Intens. cañcalyate (cf. cañcala) or cāc° (cf. á-vicācala ff.), [Vop. xx, 8 f.];
[cf. κέλω, κέλλω, ὀκέλλω, κέλης; Lat. celer, pro-cello, ex-.]