Proto-Dravidian **kēcV [d1931]

red

red

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

to become red

to become red

a red man

redness of evening

redness of evening

(a few cpds. withceandca-are to be taken as < Ta. or Te.)

(a few cpds. withceandca-are to be taken as < Ta. or Te.)

(a few cpds. withceandca-are to be taken as < Ta. or Te.)

to become red

red

red, redness; ?

bullock (in song) (all the preceding < Ma.)

red (in a few cpds.:ken-deŋgebrown coconut; (in song) coconut;ken-na·ywild dog;keñ-jerired squirrel;kem-buttïred anthill (in song);keñ-jo·pïa dull red)

red

red

red, redness

red cow

red cow

wild dog

red clay

flint

clinkers (i.e. red lumps) from smithy fireplace

red bullock or male dog

man

woman

red

red

red

redness

redness

redness

redness

dawn

to be red

to be red

to be red

to be red

to be red

to be red

to redden

red; red colour; ruby

red; red colour; ruby

a kind of ruby

wolf or rather

ruby (< Ka.)

redness

Tiyya

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

redness

id.,

(with scarlet blossoms)

red colour (as of dawn)

person of red or brown complexion

person of red or brown complexion

person of red or brown complexion

person of red or brown complexion

person of red or brown complexion

person of red or brown complexion

person of red or brown complexion

ruddy person or animal

ruddy person or animal

ruddy person or animal

Indian partridge

to redden, get angry

tawny-coloured bull

tawny-coloured cow

that which is red

that which is red

to redden, blush, become angry

to be deep red

to be deep red

deep redness

deep redness

brown-coloured dog

ruby (< Ka.)

red (e.g.kö moṇred soil;kömo·s̱ n.pr.reddish buffalo)

wild dog

red

red

red

redness; ruby

reddish

reddish

reddish

a reddish-coloured ox

red

wolf

red (in a few cpds.)

reddish colour; reddish (kāviid.)

red (in a few cpds.)

red (in a few cpds.)

red; redness; a ruby

dark red, reddish brown

red; blood

blood; anger

red

reddish

blood

to redden (as the eyes, face, or fruit when ripening)

red; gold. [The wild dog or red dog (which is neither dog nor wolf) is classified by R.I. Pocock,

, 2nd ed., vol. ii (1941), in the genus

, 2nd ed., vol. ii (1941), in the genus

, which consists of one species only,

, with a number of races, including

, Sykes (habitat the Deccan) and

Hodgs. (habitat Kumaun to Bhutan). One race,

(habitat Tenasserim), was formerly

Blanford, but

has been used also for

] DED(N) 1607