Indo-Aryan dravá [6623]

6623 dravá 'running' RV., 'flowing' Kāṭh., m. 'quick motion' Hariv., 'fluidity, juice, stream' Kāv. [√dru]

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Indo-Aryan	dravá	running; flowing; quick motion; fluidity, juice, stream	RV; Kāṭh; Hariv; Kāv	T1962—1966
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Pali	dava	running	m	T1962—1966
Prakrit	dava	water, anything wet	m	T1962—1966
Old Gujarati	davadavāe	with speed		T1962—1966
Marathi	dãv	dew, dampness, exudation from damp ground	n; (despite gender rather than with LM 351 < Pk. daya- n. < udaká-)	T1962—1966
Sinhala	dav	play		T1962—1966
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Ashkun	dro	woman's hair		T1962—1966
Katë	drū			T1962—1966
Nuristani Kalasha	drū			T1962—1966
Nuristani Kalasha	drū̃			T1962—1966
Prasun	ḍui	a hair		T1962—1966
Khowar	droh	hair	(Lor.) 'hair (of animal), body hair (human)': →	T1962—1966
Khowar	dro /⁠d̪ɾ̀o⁠/	hair; single hair	(Lor.) 'hair (of animal), body hair (human)': →	T1962—1966, S1997—2021
Ormuri	drᵃ			T1962—1966
Ormuri	drī		IIFL i 392 (semant. cf. Psht. pal 'fringe of hair over forehead' < *pata-)	T1962—1966
Unclassified
Ashkun: Sanu (Sama)	dró /⁠d̪ɾó⁠/	hair on head		S1997—2021
Kamviri	drú /⁠d̪ɾú⁠/	hair on head		S1997—2021
Kamviri	drú bu /⁠d̪ɾú bu⁠/	be ambushed		S1997—2021
Katavari: Ktivi	drú /⁠d̪ɾú⁠/	woman's long hair		S1997—2021
Nuristani Kalasha: Nisheigram	dru /⁠d̪ɾu⁠/	hair on head		S1997—2021
Nuristani Kalasha: Nisheigram	dru cũ /⁠d̪ɾu t͡ʃũ⁠/	ambush		S1997—2021

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