Proto-Dravidian [d196]

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Kannada

ayya

father, grandfather, master, lord, teacher

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aya

father, grandfather, master, lord, teacher

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Kodagu

ayyë

father's brother or parallel male cousin, mother's sister's husband

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tammayya·n

younger brother

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Kota

ayṇ

father, father's brother or parallel male cousin, mother's sister's husband

B1984

Malayalam

ayyan

father, lord

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tamayan

elder brother

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Tamil

ayyaṉ

father, sage, priest, teacher, brahman, superior person, master, king

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aiyaṉ

father, sage, priest, teacher, brahman, superior person, master, king

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ayyā

father, respectable man

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aiyar

men worthy of respect, sages, brahmans, title of smārta brahmans, etc

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tam-aiyaṉ

elder brother or parallel male cousin

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numaiyaṉ

your elder brother

B1984

ai

lord, master, husband, king, guru, priest, teacher, father

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Toda

in

) id

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eyi· (voc. eya·

) id

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Tulu

ayye

priest, minister, teacher, master

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tammaiya

an affectionate form of addressing a younger brother

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Gondi: Koya

ēyāl

father

KoyaSu.

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Telugu

ayya

father.

B1984

aya

father.

B1984

Kolami

ayyā

mother's father

SR

B1984, R1950

ayyāk

god.

B1984

[2] Cf. 920

Tamil

aiyam

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[4] ? Cf.

Sanskrit

ārya-

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Pali

ayya-

DED(N) 163

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Kannada

ayyō

interj. expr. grief; interj. expr. astonishment; interj. expr. compassion

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ayyayyō

interj. expr. grief; interj. expr. astonishment; interj. expr. compassion

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ayyayyē

interj. expr. grief; interj. expr. astonishment; interj. expr. compassion

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Kota

aya·

excl. of surprise or grief

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aya· ava·

excl. of grief

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Malayalam

ayyā

interj. of derision

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ayyō

interj. of pain, grief

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ayyayyō

interj. of pain, grief

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Tamil

aiyakō

excl. of pity, sorrow

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ai

wonder, astonishment

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aiy-eṉal

uttering ai expressive of wonder, of distress or mental suffering, of assent

B1984

aiyaiyō

excl. of pity or grief

B1984

aiyō

excl. of wonder; excl. of pity, concern; excl. of poignant grief

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Toda

eya·

excl. of surprise

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Tulu

ayyō

interj. of grief, annoyance, pain

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ayyayyō

interj. of grief, annoyance, pain

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Kui

āige

interj. indicating annoyance, impatience, or disgust.

B1984

āigo

interj. indicating annoyance, impatience, or disgust.

B1984

āigōna

interj. indicating annoyance, impatience, or disgust.

B1984

āike

interj. indicating annoyance, impatience, or disgust.

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āiko

interj. indicating annoyance, impatience, or disgust.

B1984

āikōna

interj. indicating annoyance, impatience, or disgust.

B1984

Kuwi

īyaliyō

alas!

S.

B1984, S1913

īyalesa

alas!

S.

B1984, S1913

Telugu

ayyo

interj. denoting sorrow, lamentation, pity, pain, etc

B1984

ayyō

interj. denoting sorrow, lamentation, pity, pain, etc

B1984

ayyayō

interj. denoting sorrow, lamentation, pity, pain, etc

B1984

ayyayyō

interj. denoting sorrow, lamentation, pity, pain, etc

B1984

ayayō

interj. denoting sorrow, lamentation, pity, pain, etc

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Kurux

ayō

excl. of pain or surprise

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ayō ge

excl. of pain or surprise

B1984

Malto

aya

O my! (wonder, joy, woe)

B1984

ayyi

O my! (wonder, joy, woe)

B1984

ayyu

O my! (wonder, joy, woe)

B1984

ay(y)oke

alas!

B1984

ay(y)okaboke

alas!

B1984

[6] Cf. 364

Tamil

āy

B1984

[8] Cf.

Sanskrit

aye

excl. of surprise, recollection, fear (esp. used in dramas). DED 780

B1984


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