Proto-Dravidian *koy-, *qoy- / *qoy-t-, *koy-, **koy- [d2119]

to cut, harvest crop

to reap, to cut

to cut, saw, crop, reap, pluck (as fruit); n. cutting, etc

to cut, saw, crop, reap, pluck (as fruit); n. cutting, etc

cutting, reaping, plucking

cutting, reaping, plucking

cutting

cutting

cutting

man who cuts; fem.

woman whose (ears, etc.) have been cut

to pluck, harvest

to cut

harvest, reaping

to cut, reap, crop, mow

reaping

reaping

the hire of a fruitgatherer

to pluck (as flowers), cut, reap, shear (as hair), snip off, choose, select

sickle, reaping-hook, curved knife, razor

reaping, cutting

to pluck (fruits), (bee) sucks

to cut, reap, mow

to cut, reap, mow

to cut, reap, mow

reaping, harvest, a small paddy field

reaping, harvest, a small paddy field

harvest

to reap, cut, pluck (fruit)

A. Y. Mu. Ma. Ko. etc.

to gather berries, mangoes, etc., harvest wheat or crops

Tr.

to gather berries, mangoes, etc., harvest wheat or crops

Tr.

to reap, cut, pluck (fruit)

A. Y. Mu. Ma. Ko. etc.

stubble (Voc. 914)

Ko.

to reap, cut, pluck (fruit)

A. Y. Mu. Ma. Ko. etc.

to reap

M.

to reap, cut, pluck (fruit)

A. Y. Mu. Ma. Ko. etc.

to reap, cut, pluck (fruit)

A. Y. Mu. Ma. Ko. etc.

to reap, harvest, cut, pluck (flowers, etc.)

(obl.koˀ eR-) sickle

BB

Sova dial.

to reap, cut off; n. reaping, harvesting

harvest, reaping.

to pluck

F.

to cut (grass, weeds, etc.)

sickle

sickle

to cut, sever, divide, reap, pluck

cutting, reaping. ?

to reap

Oll.

to cut.

S

to cut (tīrhair; Kamaleswaran)

SR.

to reap, harvest

stubble.

to cut down grass and the like with the sickle, mow, reap

to reap

to have the crop reaped

grass-sickle

small knife. DED(S, N) 1763