Proto-Dravidian [d1349]

to slip off, drop down, get loose; throw away, remove, pull out (as a sword)

to make separate, pull out, remove

to unloose, remove

to become loose; draw out (as a sword from a sheath), remove, throw away

to become loose

state of being loose

to remove, undo (knot)

to snatch or pull hastily

to slip

to slip off, put off

to become loose, undone

to unloose, untie, remove. ?

to become loose (as a fastening, shoe, handle, hair, part of any mechanism), be unhinged, slip off, slough off, become extricated, disentangled, be put out of joint, fall out (as a loose tooth)

to unfasten, loosen, un<-> hinge, dislocate, unlock, disentangle, extricate, strip, take off, divest, remove

(inf.) to unloose or divest

weeding, uprooting

to become loose

to be removed; (-pp-, -tt-) to remove, strip off

to fall from height, (fruit, leaves) fall from tree

to make to fall from tree, pluck, shed (tears); ?

to take off (hinges of box)

to become loose (as the bands of a box, etc.)

to become loose (as the bands of a box, etc.)

to swing (tr.)

to shake (tr.)

to move

SR.

SR. Ph. W.

to be swung or shaken, as a coat on a peg

Tr.

Tr.

to sway

Ch.

G.

SR. Ph. W.

to tremble (Voc. 605)

Ph. W.

movement of opening a door (Voc. 577); ?

Mu.

to be shaken, shake

(<kṛek-p-; kṛekt-) to shake, cause to shake; n. act of shaking. DED(S) 1136

intr.

to be or become loose

to loosen

to move, turn round, exist, behave, (K. also) shake, tremble, wave (as a banner), wander

a sparkling-eyed woman (translation of Skt.cañcala-akṣi-)