Proto-Dravidian *kap-, *kapp-, *kav-V [d1221]

to cover

to cover

to cover

to cover; spread, extend, overspread, surround

to cover, overspread, come upon, rush upon, attack; n. a rushing upon, etc

to put upon, cause to come upon, etc

to put upon, cause to come upon, etc

to put upon, cause to come upon, etc

a cover, wrapper, case

a cover, wrapper, case

a cover, wrapper, case

to cover, wrap

to cover with a garment

to cover, overspread

to cover, overspread

to overflow, inundate, surpass, exceed; be overflowed

to overspread

wrapper, pillowcase

inundation, encroachment

inundation, encroachment

to overspread (as a cloud)

to cover, overspread, overshadow, surround

to cover (as with an umbrella), overshade, cover over (as an arch)

bending, being concave, umbrella

covering, canopy, umbrella

wrapper, envelope, cover, sheath (< Te.)

to be overcast, cloudy, gloomy, dark

dimness (as of a gem, a lamp, glass, spectacles), cloudiness, haziness

to cover; to be in great numbers, (crowd) comes in great numbers

to surround in great numbers or on all sides (e.g. people, fire)

to besiege, surround, overwhelm, overspread (as clouds)

case of a fiddle, etc

a bag, case, cover

(clouds) to overcast the sky.

to outflank

S.

the stone beams covering the sanctum

Inscr.

to cover, overspread, envelope, conceal; spread, extend, collect or settle in a thick covering (as clouds); n. a cover, darkness, blackness

a cover or covering

duskiness, partial darkness

to spread, approach, fall upon, rush against, attack

a cloth case or cover

B.

to cover, surround, overspread

to overspread, cover completely

K.

to cover

covering, concealing

to cover, overspread

to cover exactly, fit upon hermetically, stick fast to or together

armour, and no. 3816

cover (Burrow 1967, p. 41). DED (S, N) 1024