Proto-Dravidian [d282]

to weep, cry

to weep, cry

weeping, lamenting

weeping, lamenting

weeping, lamenting

weeping, lamenting

weeping, lamenting

weeping, lamenting

to make to cry

to make to cry

crying

an easily crying or fretful person

to weep, cry

act of lamenting

act of lamenting

(cattle) bellow in protest at ill-treament

to weep, cry

to shout, cry out

to cry, weep, lament

to call, cry out, summon; n. crying, weeping

tearful person, one who is always crying

pathetic sentiment

to weep

loud noise, uproar

(child) weeps

to weep, cry

lamentation

one easily moved to tears, a fretful person

to call, invite

a cry. ?

a cry. ?

S-R.

A. Y. W. Ma. S.

to weep, cry;

Tr.

A. Y. W. Ma. S.

Ph.

A. Y. W. Ma. S.

A. Y. W. Ma. S.

(Voc. 84)

S.

A. Y. W. Ma. S.

to weep, cry

to weep, cry, lament, howl, utter a sound (bark, song of birds, etc.); n. weeping, wailing, lament, cry

to weep, cry.

P.

to cry

F.

S.

to cry

Isr.

to make cry

to weep

Su.

to cry

to weep, cry (of animals)

to cry, weep, lament, shed tears

weeping, crying, lamentation

to weep, cry (of various animals)

Oll.

to make to cry

to weep

S.

id., cry like an animal.

S.3

to weep, (crow) caws, (peacock) screams, (tiger) roars

to weep

to weep, cry

to weep, cry (of various animals)

to cause to weep or cry.

to weep. DED(S, N) 240

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