Proto-Dravidian *kāy, *kā-nku, *kā-nkku, *kā-ntu, *kā-nttu, *kā-mpu, *kā-mppu, *qāy- / *qay-i-, **kāy- [d1458]

; to be hot, dry up, burn

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Proto-Dravidian

*kāy

to be hot, dry up, burn

v.i.

K2003

*kā-nku

to be hot, dry up, burn

v.i.

K2003

*kā-nkku

to be hot, dry up, burn

v.t.

K2003

*kā-ntu

to be hot, dry up, burn

v.i.

K2003

*kā-nttu

to be hot, dry up, burn

v.t.

K2003

*kā-mpu

to be hot, dry up, burn

v.i.

K2003

*kā-mppu

to be hot, dry up, burn

v.t.

K2003

*qāy- / *qay-i-

K2022

**kāy-

P2018

Kannada

kāy (kāyd-, kād-)

to grow hot, grow red-hot, burn with passion, be angry

B1984

kāyisu

to make hot, etc

B1984

kāsu

to make hot, etc

B1984

kāypu

heat, wrath, anger

B1984

kāvu

heat, wrath, anger

B1984

kāhu

heat, wrath, anger

B1984

kāvara

mental heat, passion, anger, wrath

B1984

kāvura

mental heat, passion, anger, wrath

B1984

kāku

state of being overheated, irritated, tired from the effects of the sun, trouble, etc.; heat of any kind

B1984

kāṅke

state of being overheated, irritated, tired from the effects of the sun, trouble, etc.; heat of any kind

B1984

Kodagu

ka·y- (ka·yuv-, ka·ñj-)

to be hot, boil, bask in sun

B1984

ka·c- (ka·ci-)

to boil (tr.), melt (ghee)

B1984

ka·ca

heat

B1984

ka·yela

illness

B1984

Kota

ka·y- (ka·c-)

to become hot, warm oneself, bask in sun

B1984

ka·c- (ka·c-)

to make hot, boil, dry before fire

B1984

ka·ŋg

heat of fire or sun; ?

B1984

ka·ko·l

a spit (ko·lstick)

B1984

Malayalam

kāyuka

to be hot, heated, feverish, shine, grow dry, warm oneself

B1984

kāyal

what is warm, heat, dryness

B1984

kāypu

what is warm, heat, dryness

B1984

kāykka

to warm, boil, distil

B1984

kāccuka

to warm, boil, distil

B1984

kāccal

heat, a still

B1984

kāccil

heat, bodily heat

B1984

kāntuka

to be hot

B1984

kāntal

heat

B1984

Tamil

kāy (-v-, -nt-)

to grow hot, burn, be warm (as body), wither, parch, be dried up, begin to heal (sore, wound, boil), shine, be indignant, angry, be prejudiced, hate; burn (tr.), consume, kill

B1984

kāyccal

heating, drying, fever, hatred

B1984

kāyccu (kāycci-)

to boil, cook, heat by fire, dry or warm as in the sun or near the fire, reprove; n. heating (as metal or a stone), boiling (as a liquid)

B1984

kāyttu (kāytti-)

to ignite, cause to burn, boil, cook, heat by fire

B1984

kāyppu

dislike, aversion

B1984

kāymai

envy, jealousy

B1984

kāṅkai

heat, feverishness

B1984

kāṅku

earthen potboiler

B1984

kāṅkai

earthen potboiler

B1984

kāntu (kānti-)

to burn, smart (as a sore), be scorched, charred, shine, be hot with indignation, burn with envy, be angry with, heat

B1984

kāṭṭu (kāṭṭi-)

to heat, as a vessel of ghee

B1984

Tamil: South Arcot

kāṅgalu

sultriness

SATD

B1984, K1971

Toda

ko·y- (ko·s-)

to be hot, (sun, moon) shines, boil, bask in sun

B1984

ko·c- (ko·č-)

to heat (tr.), boil

B1984

ko·s föṭy(k)

lamp lit in funeral hut (cf. 5475)

B1984

ni·xoy- (ni·xos-)

to be thirsty (i.e.ni·rwater +ko·y-)

B1984

Tulu

kāyuni

to be hot, burn, be feverish, be angry

B1984

kāyipuni

to make hot, warm (as water), fry, boil

B1984

kāyāvuni

to have anything warmed, burned, boiled

B1984

kāvu

heat, warmth

B1984

kāyilè

sickness

B1984

Gondi: Adilabad

kāsusānā

SR.

B1984, R1954

Gondi: Betul

kāsānā

to become hot, be heated

Tr. W. Ph.

B1984, T1919—1921, W1890, P1963

kāsuhtānā

Tr.

B1984, T1919—1921

Gondi: Koya

kāp-

to heat or warm (Voc. 637)

Ko.

B1984

kāp-

to boil

KoyaSu.

B1984

Gondi: Mandla

kāsānā

to become hot, be heated

Tr. W. Ph.

B1984, T1919—1921, W1890, P1963

kāsahtānā

W.

B1984, W1890

Gondi: Maria

kāpānā

M.

B1984, M1942

kāsta

hot

M.

B1984, M1942

kāsih-

Mu. Ma.

B1984

Gondi: Muria

kāsih-

Mu. Ma.

B1984

Gondi: Seoni

kācah-

to heat (Voc. 661)

S.

B1984

Konda

kāp- (-t-)

to boil, as water

B1984

kāmb- (-it-)

to be boiled (as water), get warm

B1984

kāy- (-t-)

to warm oneself at fireplace

B1984

Konda: Sovva

kāŋka

anger

Sova dial.

B1984

Kui

kānda (kāndi-)

to be hot

B1984

kāspa (kāst-)

to make hot, heat; n. act of making hot

B1984

kāga (kāgi-)

to warm oneself by the fire or in the sun; n. act of warming oneself

B1984

kāṛa (kāṛi-)

to be hot (sun), (spirit) is distressed.

B1984

Kuwi

kaiyali

to become hot (water, etc.)

F.

B1984, F1913

kaiyi

hot

B1984

kaiyi kīali

to heat

B1984

kāth'nai

to heat

S.

B1984, S1913

kāka

hot

B1984

kāndri

anger

Mah.

B1984, M1956

kāy- (-it-)

to become hot

Isr.

B1984, I1979

kānd- (-it-)

id

B1984

kāt- (-h-)

to heat

B1984

Kuwi: Bisamkatak

kāp- (-it-)

to heat

P.

B1984

Manda

kāy-

to warm oneself (in the sun or by the fire)

B1984

kānd-

(sun) to be hot; to warm oneself in the sun

B1984

kāpi ki-

to heat, roast

B1984

Pengo

kāy- (-t-)

to warm oneself (in the sun or by the fire)

B1984

Telugu

kã̄ka

warmth, heat, anger; warm, hot

B1984

kã̄gu

to be heated, grow hot, boil, simmer, be angry; n. large pot, kettle, boiler

B1984

kã̄guḍu

state of being heated

B1984

kã̄cu

to heat, warm, boil

B1984

kācu

to shine

B1984

kāyu

to shine

B1984

kã̄paḍamu

fomentation

B1984

kã̄puḍu

heating

B1984

kã̄pu

id

SAN

B1984

kã̄pincu

to make hot

B1984

kāvaramu

pride of flesh, vigour of youth, pride, arrogance, infatuation (= Ka.kāvara)

B1984

Gadaba

kāyp- (kāyt-)

to boil (tr.; water, etc.)

Oll.

B1984, B1957

kāykir

fever

B1984

Gadaba: Salur

kāykil

id.

S.

B1984, K1951

Kolami

ka·ŋg- (ka·ŋkt-)

to become hot

B1984

ka·ŋgip- (ka·ŋgipt-)

to heat

B1984

ka·p- (ka·pt-)

to boil

tr.

B1984

Naiki (Chanda)

kāp-

to heat, boil

B1984

kāy-

to be hot

B1984

kāyta

hot (? spellingkã̄yta)

B1984

Naikri

kāŋg-

to become hot

B1984

kāp-

to fry, boil

B1984

Parji

kāpip- (kāpit-)

to heat

B1984

kã̄ka

heat of boiling water.

S.

B1984

Kurux

xāynā (xayyas)

to lose moisture, dry up, evaporate, lose flesh, waste away

B1984

xaixairnā

to become quite dry, parched

B1984

xaidnā

to make dry, desiccate (by exposing to the sun, fire, or the air)

B1984

xaida'ānā

to make dry, desiccate (by exposing to the sun, fire, or the air)

B1984

xaikā

dry, dried up, withered

Hahn

B1984, H1903

Malto

qáye

to become dry, wither, become lean, fade

B1984

qeyre

to be boiled, be hot

B1984

qeytre

to boil, make hot

B1984

Brahui

xāxar

fire, anger, jealousy

B1984

[2] Cf. 1488

Kannada

and 1500 Ma. kāḷuka

B1984

[4] Cf.

Sanskrit

kandu-

boiler, cooking utensil, oven (Turner,

B1984

kāhala-

dry, withered. DED(S, N) 1219

lex.

B1984


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