Proto-Dravidian [d137]

to tremble, shake, shiver, fear; n. trembling, tremor

to tremble, shake, shiver, fear; n. trembling, tremor

to tremble, shake, shiver, fear; n. trembling, tremor

to tremble, shake, shiver, fear; n. trembling, tremor

trembling, fear

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to make tremble, shake

to make tremble, shake

to tremble, shake

to fear, tremble

to shake, quake, tremble (as by an earthquake, the fall of a tree, the rolling of chariots), be startled, alarmed, resound (as thunder), reverberate, sound (as a drum), roar (as beasts); (-pp-, -tt-) to alarm by shouting, intimidate, rebuke, thunder, roar (as the sea)

quaking, shaking, trembling, loud noise or report, roaring

trembling, echo

shaking, trembling, tremolo

to tremble, quake

to tremble, quake

to tremble, quake

to shake, agitate

shaking, trembling

shaking and trembling

to cause to tremble, admonish, rebuke

to rebuke, frighten

to tremble, shake, quake, shiver; n. trembling, shaking, tremor

to start, be alarmed or afraid

to frighten, rebuke, reproach

to frighten, rebuke, reproach

to frighten, rebuke, reproach

to frighten, rebuke, reproach

frightening, rebuke

frightening, rebuke

to start, be alarmed

a start, alarm; adv. suddenly, unexpectedly.

to shake

S.3

to be agitated

to scold, reprimand, menace

to speak intemperately, reprove. DED(S) 117

to rebuke, reprimand, frighten with sudden noise

to speak intemperately, rebuke

menace, threat, hectoring