Proto-Dravidian *koṭṭ-, *koṭ-, *qoṭṭ- / *qoṭṭ-i-, **koṭṭV- [d2063]

to beat

to beat

a wooden hammer

a wooden hammer

beating the husk from paddy

beating

to beat

to tap, beat (drum)

to strike (with small hammer), knock on (door), strike tipcat in hole in ground

to beat so as to produce a sound (as drum, metals, bells), clap hands

beating a drum, clapping hands, buffet, knocking of knees against each other

mallet

beating the husk from paddy in a slovenly manner

to flog

to beat (as a drum, tambourine), hammer, beat (as a brazier), clap, strike with the palms, pound (as paddy); n. beat, stroke, drumbeat, time-measure

mallet

mallet

time-measure

pounding or husking paddy

to thrash, abuse roundly

blows, round abuse

to tap (on door, something with stick)

woodpecker

to forge, hammer

to weld, forge together

to hammer metallic objects

B-K.

to beat

(Mu.) to cut with axe, (Ko.) strike with horn (Voc. 888)

(A.) mallet, (Mu. Ma.) drumstick (Voc. 882)

(Mu.) to gore, (G.) thresh with flail

to crush, pound, butt, gore

SR. Tr. W. Ph.

to grind into a paste, pound (in a mortar), beat stalks of millet, wheat, etc. on the ground so that the seeds fall down

ASu.

to crush, pound, butt, gore

SR. Tr. W. Ph.

to crush, pound, butt, gore

SR. Tr. W. Ph.

to butt (Voc. 959)

Ma.

mallet

Isr.

to thresh with flail.

to beat, strike, knock; strike (as a clock); n. a blow, stroke

id

Oll.

to strike with axe.

to break, smash, pierce, break open

to be broken

to break, knock, strike

to be broken

to knock or dash against

to beat, smash, pound; Turner

to pound, beat. DED(S) 1717