(incorrectly written श्रु; confer, compare √2. श्रु) class1 Parasmaipada (Dha1tup. xxii, 42) स्र्/अवति (Epic and mc. also that the rest of a word is to be suppliedते; perfect tense सुस्राव, सुस्रुवुः AV. etc.; सुस्रुवे MBh. etc.; Aorist /असुस्रोत् AV. Breton; अस्रावीत् JaimBr.; अस्रौषीत् [?] S3Br.; future स्रोता grammar; स्रोष्यति ibidem; स्रविष्यति MBh.; infinitive mood स्रोतुम् grammar; स्र्/अवितवे, स्र्/अवितव्/ऐ fg-veda), to flow, stream, gush forth, issue from (ablative, rarely instrumental case) fg-veda etc.; to flow with, shed, emit, drop, distil (accusative) ChUp. MBh. etc.; to leak, trickle fg-veda Breton Gr2S3rS. Katha1s.; to fail, not turn out well TS. Breton; to waste away, perish, disappear MBh. Ka1v. etc.; to slip or issue out before the right time (said of a fetus) TBr. MBh. BhP.; (with गर्भम्) to bring forth prematurely, miscarry A1pS3r.; to issue, arise or come from (ablative); to come in, accrue (as interest) Na1r. : Causal स्रावयति (in later language also स्रवयति; Aorist असुस्रवत्, or असिस्रवत्), to cause to flow, shed, spill AV. Mn. Sus3r.; to set in motion, stir up, arouse Ka1t2h. : Desiderative of Causal सुस्रावयिषति or सिस्रावयिषति grammar : Desiderative सुस्रूषति ibidem : Intensive सोस्रूयते, सोस्रोति ibidem [confer, compare Greek ρ῾έω (for σρεϝω), ρ῾ύσις etc.; Lithuanian srave4ti; German stroum, Strom; Anglo-Saxon strea4m; English stream .]
Source: Monier-Williams
