Proto-Dravidian *ar- [d212]

to cut, reap, harvest

to cut or lop off; n. cutting off, gnawing as vermin, a handful or more of corn cut at one stroke

to cause to cut off

sickle

sickle

small heap of grain stalks made of one handful in reaping

to reap corn, cut grass, cut very small, hack to pieces

sickle, reaping hook

to gnaw as vermin

to cut, chop off, sever

to cut or chop off (the branches of trees or plants)

to cut off, nip off; (-pp-, -tt-) to gnaw as white ants; n. cutting

billhook, sickle, garden knife

reaped corn, handful of reaped grain

stubble of Indian millet

to clip off, prune, cut, sever

to chip, cut square (end of plank or post)

to cut across, cut crosswise; n. a cross cut.

to haggle (i.e. to hack; pl. action). DED(S) 175

S.; BB 1963, p. 269

to cut

Su.

to cut (e.g. with saw)

to harvest (or with 315 Ta.aṟu)

to cut paddy, harvest

to cut

to cut

to cut, reap (as for Kol.)