Proto-Dravidian *kal-, *kaṯ- [d1297]

to learn

to learn

to learn

to learn

to teach

to teach

learning

a learned man

learning, skill

learning, erudition

learning, erudition

act of learning, learning

an art

to learn

to teach

education

skill, ability to do things without being taught

to learn

art, science

the learned

to learn, study, practise (as arts), acquire skill in the use of arms

arts and sciences, learning, erudition

state of being unlearned, illiteracy, ignorance

unlearned, illiterate person

precocity, precocious child

studying, learning, erudition, science, practice, scientific work

learning

learned person, scholar

learned person, scholar

learning, study, teaching, instruction

scholar, pupil

to teach, instruct

learning, study, knowledge, chastity

learned men

to learn

to teach

education

to learn, study

to teach, instigate

a learned man, sophist; hypocrite

B-K.

to teach

to learn

ChD.

to teach

to teach

to teach

to teach

to learn

A. Y.

a student

SR.

to learn

Tr.

id. (Voc. 531)

Ko.

to learn

W. Ph.

W.

to teach

Ph.

to learn

Ma.

M.

to learn

Mu.

to learn

A. Y.

to learn, study; n. act of learning, study

to teach, instruct, instigate; n. instruction, teaching, doctrine, instigation.

to learn

F.

to teach

to learn; (jāp-<*gjāp-<*gṟāp-= Kuigrāp-; likewise in Pe. and Manḍ.)

S.

to learn; (-h-) to teach

Su.

to teach

to learn

to teach

to learn

to learn, study

to teach; n. instigation, incitement

to cause to teach

ability, skill, cleverness

an art, a science

to learn, teach

to learn

SR.

to understand

to learn.

an art. DED (S) 1090