Proto-Dravidian *aẓ-i-, *aẓ-i-ntt-, *aẓ-i-mpp- [d277]

to perish

to perish

past transitive

to perish

non-past transitive

to be ruined, be destroyed, perish, decay, disappear, die; to ruin, destroy, etc.; n. ruin, waste, damage, loss

to destroy

to destroy

to destroy

to destroy

to destroy

to destroy

to destroy

to destroy

ruin, destruction, death

ruin, destruction, death

ruin, destruction, death

ruin, destruction, death

ruin, destruction, death

ruin, destruction, death

ruin, destruction, death

destroyer

to efface, erase

to be destroyed

to be erased; erase

destruction

to be destroyed, spent, sold, become loose, untied

to loose, waste, spend

expense

expense

expense

to slacken

to loosen, slacken

intr.

to be consumed, finished

PBh.

to perish, be ruined, decay, be mutilated, fail, be defeated, suffer, be used up; (-pp-, -tt-) to destroy, spend, ruin, damage, efface, bring to a close; n. ruin, destruction

destruction

destruction

evil deed

one who does evil

harm

destruction, loss, immoral action, expenditure, defeat, distress

corpse (or with 284 Ta.ar̤uṅku)

corpse (or with 284 Ta.ar̤uṅku)

(money) is spent; (oḍc-) (stones of ruinous building) slip down; to spend, expend (property at funeral), overcome (in contest)

to efface, waste, obliterate

to perish, die, be destroyed, be ruined

to perish, die, be destroyed, be ruined

to perish, die, be destroyed, be ruined

to perish, die, become extinct

extinction, ruin

extinction, ruin

extinction, ruin

to spoil, corrupt, mar, destroy, ruin

to destroy (Voc. 85)

Mu.

to die. DED(S, N) 235

to destroy

inscr.

vain hopes

old, damaged (as goods)

coll.

damage, harm, injiry, loss

destruction, ruin

infringing

which destroys

causing destruction

to kill

S.

to kill, destroy

S.2

to kill; (or with 309 Kol.alŋg-).

S.3

to destroy, kill; (or with 309 Kol.alŋg-)

S.