Proto-Dravidian *kuṯ-ay-, *kuṯ-V, *koṯ-a [d1851]
short; to become short; to be reduced in size
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to be reduced in size |
(kuṯ-ay-nt-, kuṯ-ay-ntt-) |
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short |
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to become short |
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smallness |
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a detractor |
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state of being diminished, grown short, or worsted |
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smallness, dwarfishness |
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smallness, dwarfishness |
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smallness, dwarfishness |
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smallness, dwarfishness |
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smallness, dwarfishness |
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smallness, dwarfishness |
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a dwarf |
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shortness, littleness |
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state of being curtailed, deficiency, want, defect, fault |
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state of being curtailed, deficiency, want, defect, fault |
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to grow little or less or short, diminish; n. smallness, shortness, deficiency, defect, remainder |
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defect, deficiency, fault, trouble, disease |
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that is small, etc |
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to become small, little, less, become lean, decrease, wane, sink under affliction, faint, cease; n. decrease, deficiency, defect, want, fault, dejection |
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defect |
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decreasing, etc |
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decreasing, etc |
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jackal |
Hav. |
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defect, deficiency |
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defect, deficiency |
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diminishing |
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jackal |
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dwarf |
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fox |
O. |
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to become small, diminished |
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to make small, diminish |
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to be reduced in size or number, (voice) becomes hoarse |
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to become reduced in size |
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to reduce (tr.) in size |
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deficiency, want, fault |
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waxing or waning moon |
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defective horn) |
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shortness of stature |
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short man |
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to become numb; ? |
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to become numb; ? |
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shortness (of person, tail); short man |
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short woman |
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short, little, brief |
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what is short |
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what is short |
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jackal |
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jackal |
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to grow short, be abridged, thicken by boiling |
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what is short |
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to shorten, diminish, boil down, contract, pull in |
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shortness |
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infant |
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want, defect, blemish, disgrace |
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to dwindle, sink in price, be deficient, short, little |
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want, scarcity |
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deficiency, disgrace |
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little, less, minus |
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little, less, minus |
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to diminish, lower, disgrace |
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shortness |
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dwarf |
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defect, fault, crime |
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stump, peg |
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short, dwarfish, defective |
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to become short, contract, shrink |
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shortness, dwarfishness, defectiveness |
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to grow short, stumpy, dwarfish, shrink, be reduced, decrease |
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to shorten, reduce, abbreviate; n. shortness of distance, contraction |
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shortness, abbreviation |
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reduction, contraction |
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that which is short |
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to diminish, dwindle, be reduced, prove insufficient, be defective, droop in affliction, languish from worries, lose courage, suffer defeat |
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to lessen, shorten; n. deficiency, defect, poverty |
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deficiency, scarcity, disparagement |
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lack, deficiency, defect, small quantity, poverty |
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to stoop, bend low |
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short<-> ness, dwarfishness, smallness |
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short<-> ness, dwarfishness, smallness |
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dwarf |
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dwarfishness, poverty |
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person of short stature |
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fault, defect, reproach |
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stump |
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state of being half-dead |
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to decrease, become reduced, droop, languish, become stunted; n. deficiency |
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diminishing |
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a dwarf |
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a dwarf |
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to be short |
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to shorten |
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(i.e. short-leaf) |
tr. |
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to be reduced in size or esteem |
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defective in physique, character, status |
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a lack |
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adolescent girl, young adult woman (cf. 4616mox |
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little, small |
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jackal, fox |
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brief, short |
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defect, want, need |
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defect, want, need |
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shortness, smallness; short, small |
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sickness |
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shortness; short, small, dwarfish |
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shortness; short, small, dwarfish |
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fox |
B-K. |
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deficiency, defect, fault, want, loss |
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to decrease, be reduced, fade, be boiled down |
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to reduce, boil down, repress |
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deficiency (as in the measurement of grain, etc.) |
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little, small, short |
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deficient, short, little. |
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short of stature (Voc. 787) |
Ph. |
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short, shortness |
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short man |
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jackal (small in size, opposed toperi naka; see 3606 Ta.nari) |
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short, small, little |
BB |
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to lower, reduce; n. reduction |
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to become small, be less, smaller, decrease, shrink; n. decrease, diminution |
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to make less, decrease, diminish, reduce; n. reduction |
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short. ? |
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short. ? |
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short. ? |
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short. ? |
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short, dwarfish, small |
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short, dwarfish, small |
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child, boy |
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child, boy |
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child, boy |
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slight remaining breath at the point of death |
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deficiency |
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defect, want |
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deficiency, want, incompleteness |
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deficiency, defect, want |
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deficiency, defect, want |
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defect, want, loss, damage |
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to sink, decrease, become short (lifespan), be dejected, grieve; n. grief, repentance |
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a dwarf |
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to grow lean, diminish, droop, shrink (or with 1778 Ka.koragu) |
K., B. |
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[2] Cf. 1839 |
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and 1854 Ka |
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DED(S, N) 1537 |