Proto-Dravidian *al-, *al-a-nk [d236]

to be not

SDI

to shake

fatigue, weariness, trouble

fatigue, weariness, trouble

fatigue, weariness, trouble

fatigue, weariness, trouble

fatigue, weariness, trouble

fatigue, weariness, trouble

exhaustion, weariness, harassment

exhaustion, weariness, harassment

exhaustion, weariness, harassment

to become weary, be tired, vexed, disgusted, loiter; n. weariness

to annoy, slight, disgrace

state of being troubled, disturbed, harassed

to crave

hurry; ?

(curry, rice) becomes spoiled

to become wearied by walking or searching; (alt-) to cause to become wearied, etc

state of being busy, trouble

lamentation

to be worn out, grow lean

to be worn out, grow lean

weariness

having enough of it, vexation

to be wearied

vexation, mourning

agitation, fatigue, disappointment

agitation, fatigue, disappointment

to be tired

troublesome

confusion, stir, fright

trouble

to be agitated, tired

bustle, business

sorrow, grief

tumult, disturbance

to suffer, be in distress, suffer privation, be in want

distress, pain, misery

confusion of mind

distress, vexation, confusion

trouble

one who is in distress

disorder, confusion

to be agitated in mind, troubled

to suffer, be distressed, be exhausted, become weary

to be agitated, distressed

to be confused, dazed, be anxious

vexation, trouble

to be troubled in mind; n. confusion, perturbation

hasty action, confusion of mind, distress

to be weary, tired by overwork or care

weariness, exhaustion

business, affair

to be harassed, wander in weariness (cf. 240 Ta.alaṅku), (-pp-, -tt-)to harass, vex, afflict, annoy; n. oppression

to be lazy

weariness, vexation

disturbance, distress, trouble

mental agitation, trouble, distress

affliction, distress

to suffer, be in distress; n. distress

to suffer

to be fatigued, vexed, suffer griping pain

to be fatigued, vexed, suffer griping pain

to be fatigued

to be fatigued

to be fatigued

to cause to tire, fatigue

suffering

vexation, trouble

thin, weak, lean

fatigue, distress from fatigue, exhaustion

langour, laziness; lazy

to be tired, be disgusted

to weary (tr.), overwork, disgust

to be displeased, take offence, grieve

to tease, harass

fatigue, exhaustion, grief, pain

to grieve; n. grief, sorrow

fatigue

fatigue

fatigue

sorrow, affliction, grief, calamity

to grieve, sorrow, (K also) be tired

grief, sorrow, affliction

to grieve, sorrow

weariness, fatigue, exhaustion

lean, thin, weak

tumult, confusion, quarrel

trouble, (B also) pain, weariness

one who is attached to or fond of, a libertine (< Skt.)

to become tired

to make to become tired

illness

sluggish, without energy

moving or walking listlessly (as though the limbs had no strength)

to move the limbs in a negligent, languid fashion as though deficient in strength or manliness. ?

sweat, heat. These etyma and those s.v. 240 Ta

seem to have started from two roots with different basic meanings: suffer and move, shake. There has, however, been so much convergence in the range of mental meanings (suffer ⇨ be mentally agitated ← move) that it is difficult to separate all the items cleanly

lazy, tired, faint. Are

desirous (Kāv., Pur.)

covetous, from Te

Ka

(cf. Koḍ.ala-)? DED(S) 200