Proto-Dravidian [d1335]

to be turned upside down, be overthrown or upset; turn upside down, etc

to be turned upside down, be overthrown or upset; turn upside down, etc

to be turned upside down, be overthrown or upset; turn upside down, etc

to bend or lie face downwards; (kaviⁿmp-, kaviⁿñc-) to turn face downwards

to be overturned, upset, overwhelmed

to be overturned, upset, overwhelmed

to upset, overthrow, lay flat

to upset, overthrow, lay flat

to upset, overthrow, lay flat

to upset, overthrow, lay flat

to be capsized, turned bottom upwards, bow one's head from modesty, shame, or confusion, stoop, bend down, be overthrown; (-pp-, -tt-) to turn over, capsize, overthrow, destroy, put a cover on

to be upside down

NTD

to capsize

Tinn.

to be turned upside down; (koft-) to turn upside down

on the face

topsyturvy, upside down

topsyturvy, upside down

topsyturvy, upside down.

to fall back

SR.

to sleep on one's face

Tr.

with face downwards

Ko.

to turn upside down (Voc. 515; for the verb forms, cf. 5123).

Ph.

to fall on face

Ma.

Mu.

to bend the head down

Ṭ.