Proto-Dravidian *kuẓ-V [d1818]
pit, hollow
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pit, hollow |
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flute, fife |
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tube, blow-pipe (esp. used to blow fires with), tubular stalk |
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tube, blow-pipe (esp. used to blow fires with), tubular stalk |
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tube, blow-pipe (esp. used to blow fires with), tubular stalk |
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tube, blow-pipe (esp. used to blow fires with), tubular stalk |
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hollow, hole, pit, grave |
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hollow, hole, pit, grave |
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hollow, hole, pit, grave |
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hollow, hole, pit, grave |
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to make a hole, dig |
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a hollow, cavity |
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a hollow place where water accumulates |
K. |
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tube, flute, gun (< Te.) |
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a deep pond |
Bark. |
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depth |
Gul. |
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flute |
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tube |
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tube |
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clarinet |
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pit |
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pit, dimple |
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man with dimples |
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deep hole in ground |
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hollow between two sloping hills |
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tube, flute, women's hair tied in a knot |
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woman with fine hair |
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what is hollow, eye of a needle, aperture in the head of an axe or hoe, bone in forearm or foreleg |
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hollow, hole, excavation, pit, grave |
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to become hollow, deepened |
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to dig a hole, dig out |
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any tube-shaped thing, flute, pipe, tubularity, curling hair, woman's hair dressed by coiling and tying up behind in a roll; (kur̤alv-, kur̤aṉṟ-) to curl |
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curling (as of a woman's hair) |
intr. |
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tube, pipe |
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tube, pipe |
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pit, hole, hollow, cavity, depression, excavation, pond, well; (-v-, -nt-) to be hollowed out (as a hole, pit, cavity), sink hollow; (-pp-, -tt-) to form pits, hollows, cavities, sink, excavate, inscribe, engrave |
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pot, hub of a wheel |
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palm of the hand |
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forming pits, a hollow, depression |
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hollowness |
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pit |
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tube, Kota clarinet, tune of clarinet, curl |
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small valley, ditch |
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ravine, dry pit |
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a hollow tube |
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a hollow tube |
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a hollow tube |
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hole, pit |
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hole, pit |
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mortar for pounding rice |
B-K. |
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mortar for pounding rice |
B-K. |
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to bore, scrape, excavate, drill |
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to bore, scrape, excavate, drill |
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to bore |
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to bore |
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fife |
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a drain |
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anything hollow |
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pond, pool, puddle |
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pond, pool, puddle |
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puddle, temporary reservoir in a dry field |
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a low-lying place where water accumulates |
B-K. |
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a close-mouthed big copper vessel used to heat water for bathing, etc |
B-K. |
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a close-mouthed big copper vessel used to heat water for bathing, etc |
B-K. |
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a close-mouthed big copper vessel used to heat water for bathing, etc |
B-K. |
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a close-mouthed big copper vessel used to heat water for bathing, etc |
B-K. |
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(D. Mu.) pit, (M.) grave |
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ditch, hole, grave (Voc. 933) |
G. Ma. |
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ditch, hole, grave (Voc. 933) |
G. Ma. |
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tomb, grave (Voc. 1143) |
L. |
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pit to trap animals (Voc. 941) |
Mu. |
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to be hollowed out, (floor) to form pits |
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to hollow out, make pits |
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pit, hole in river |
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tube, quiver |
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pit, hole, cave |
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pool, spring, place for washing clothes. |
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hole |
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a well |
S. |
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hole, pit |
Su. P. |
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hole, pit |
Su. P. |
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id |
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to dig |
Inscr. |
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be engraved |
Inscr. |
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be engraved |
Inscr. |
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pit, hole, ditch |
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tube, hole |
B. |
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tube, flute |
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pit |
B. also |
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to be formed into a hole or pit |
B. |
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K. also |
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pit, hollow |
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digging out weeds |
VPK |
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a well |
Oll. |
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hole in the ground, pit |
P. |
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pit. |
S. |
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pit. |
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grainpit |
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[2] Cf. 1660 |
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1669 |
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and 2059 |
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DED(S, N) 1511 |
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