Proto-Dravidian *kut-V-, *kuṯ- / *kuṯ-i-, **kuṯV- [d1850]

club

to beat, strike, bruise; n. beating, etc., a stroke

act of striking or state of being struck

(also read:kuttaṅguḷi) person engaged in beating

to strike with the fist, cuff, box, beat in a mortar, pound

to strike with the fist, cuff, box, beat in a mortar, pound

a blow with the fist

pounding

to cuff, push (as a calf or a milker pushes the udder)

a club, bludgeon

to pound with fist

to thrust with fist

to pound (clay in preparation for making pots).

blow with fist

to strike with fist, nudge with elbow

fist, blow with fist, nudge, distance from elbow to knuckles

to cuff, beat in a mortar

a blow

to pound in a mortar, husk

to pound, strike, hit, crush (as lice)

to strike with the fist, cuff, pound (as in a mortar), peck, afflict, injure; n. blow with the fist, cuff, pounding (as in a mortar)

hitting

to hit with fist, box

fist

to box, cuff, beat

a blow, cuff

a club, cudgel

to peck, strike with the beak.

stone pestle (Voc. 778)

A.

to quarrel.

ASu.

a blow, push, knock (Voc. 1007)

Ph.

to ram

Isr.

to punch

to give a blow with the fist; n. a blow with the fist

a club, cudgel.

a club, cudgel.

to beat like a carpet.

S.3

to pound with fist, butt.

S.3

to strike by thrusting the head against, butt (Pfeiffer)

to give a blow with the fist

to box

a blow with the fist

to beat with a pestle, pound; n. pounding, a beat with a pestle

to cause to pound

to cause to pound

to cuff, box, strike

to churn

to pestle (grain) with slow strokes to remove husks

to beat in a mortar or gently

bruising, beating

to beat, bruise

to overpound (as rice)

to beat or pound in a mortar; n. blow, stroke

to pound (grain) with light strokes

to beat (drum), kill, cut (bark with a stone, in a ceremony)

to pound (clothes in washing), load (gun)

to peck, strike with the beak

to blow, cuff

fighting, cuffing

a stroke, cuff, box

to box, strike

to pierce.

B-K.

to grind or pound grain in a mortar (Voc. 773)

Tr.

to pierce (Voc. 1134).

Y.

fist.

BB, 1972

to knock against

Isr.

to bang against. DED(S, N) 1536

to mix or beat mud, chunam or any other thing with a pestle or the feet, (alsokrummu) to butt, gore, pierce (as an animal with head or horns, a man with the elbow, fist, etc.); n. a butt, goring, a trouble, difficulty

to butt, pierce, gore; n. a butt, thrust

to strike with the fist, pommel

to strike with the fist, pommel

to butt with head (as calf while sucking), pound heavily with pestle

K.

the fist, closed hand

to beat clothes.