Proto-Dravidian *coṭ- [d2835]

to drip

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Proto-Dravidian

*coṭ-

to drip

K2003

Kannada

toṭṭu

id

B1984

taṭaku

a drop as of honey, water, etc., a small quantity, a little

B1984

taṭakkane

in drops

B1984

toṭakkane

in drops

B1984

Kannada: Gowda/Arebhashe

cōrE

pigeon

Gowda

B1984, G1970

Kodagu

to·re pakki

dove. DED(S) 2897

B1984

Kota

coṭ- (coṭy-)

to leak, fall in drops

B1984

coṭ

a drop

B1984

coṭḷ

a drop

B1984

co·r

dove

B1984

ma·ṇ co·r

pigeon

B1984

Tamil

coṭṭu (coṭṭi-)

to fall in drops, drizzle; n. a drop

B1984

Toda

swïṭ- (swïṭy-)

to drop (of liquids;intr., tr.); swïṭa drop

B1984

twar fił̣

wood pigeon.

B1984

Tulu

taṭaků

a drop

B1984

Gondi: Betul

cōḍ cōḍ (saṛānā)

(to drip slowly) drop by drop. ?

Tr.

B1984, T1919—1921

Telugu

coṭa coṭa

onom. of the action and sound of any liquid leaking or falling in drops

B1984

toṭṭu

to flow, ooze. ?

B1984

Malto

cate

to leak, fall in drops

B1984

Brahui

cuṭ

a drop

B1984

cuṭṭing

to drip

B1984

cuṛing

to get soaked; (on the phonology, cf. MBE 1961b, p. 383). DED(S, N) 2324

B1984

cuṛēnging

to get soaked; (on the phonology, cf. MBE 1961b, p. 383). DED(S, N) 2324

B1984


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