Indo-Aryan *pōḍ [8397]

8397 *pōḍ 'burn'. [Cf. pauli- and Pk. paü{l}laï 'cooks', paüliya- 'cooked, burnt', appaüliya-, appōli- 'uncooked fruit cake': S. K. Chatterji ZII ix 40 wrongly connects with Gk. πυ̑ρ, &c.]

Showing 16 of 16 reflexes.


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Indo-Aryan	*pōḍ	burn; cooks; cooked, burnt; uncooked fruit cake	paüliya; appaüliya-, appōli; : S	T1962—1966
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Khowar	pūlik	to be burnt		T1962—1966
	pʌleɪk	to burn	(LSI)	T1962—1966
	pulī	having burnt		T1962—1966
Nepali	polnu	to burn, bake, cook		T1962—1966
Assamese	poriba			T1962—1966
Bengali	poṛā			T1962—1966
	puṛā	to burn, be burnt	caus	T1962—1966
	puṛāna			T1962—1966
Odia	poṛibā			T1962—1966
	puṛibā	to set fire to, heat, burn, be afflicted with grief	caus	T1962—1966
	poṛāibā			T1962—1966
	puṛeibā			T1962—1966
Old Assamese	poliba	to burn		T1962—1966
Marathi	poḷṇẽ	to burn		T1962—1966
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Khowar	pāleik		'to burn (tr.)' BKhoT 71	T1962—1966

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Indo-Aryan *pōḍ [8397]

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