Proto-Dravidian **corVkV- [d2883]
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the milk collected in the udder of cows or buffaloes |
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milk to form or collect in the breast or to come to it, the breast to be filled with milk |
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to drop, drip, trickle, ooze, flow as coconut water, water-drops, juice of fruit, etc., come forth as entrails; n. ḻeaking, dropping, etc |
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dropping, etc |
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dropping, etc |
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to trickle, drip, drop, leak; n. trickling, flowing |
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to flow, drop, pour as tears, blood, rain, etc.; cause to flow, pour, shower, discharge, throw in profusion, pour out, shoot out, hurl |
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flowing |
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to pour, etc |
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to cause to flow, pour |
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to ooze away, flow or ooze out plentifully (cf |
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to leak (of water, roof, pot) |
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blood |
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to pour (tr.) |
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to leak |
Shanmugam |
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to leak |
T. |
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(tears and snot) run in streams |
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to pour out liquid or grains, doing the action slowly |
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(milk) streams from udder by itself |
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to flow, ooze, trickle, leak |
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to drop through, melt wax |
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leaking, etc |
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blood |
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blood |
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to flow down, pour, shower; pour out (tr.), shoot corn, etc., out of a sack |
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to get (rice, etc.) heaped up |
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menses of women, bloody flux |
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milk to form or collect in the breast, spring forth, gush out |
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to give milk richly |
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giving milk |
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udder (cf. 1962 Ta.ceruttal) |
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udder (cf. 1962 Ta.ceruttal) |
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to trickle down as tears, blood, or milk, fall, drop, be dropped, exude, ooze out |
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falling, pouring |
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blood, rain, shower |
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blood |
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blood; cf. 3748) |
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to flow down, rain, spill, bear in plenty, be abundant, profuse, copious, drop off as dry scales in smallpox, be scattered as rice from the husk; scatter (tr.), pour forth, effuse, shoot as arrows, shed as leaves or fruit, empty, pour out as corn from a sack, dump as sand from a cart, give away in plenty |
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to spring forth, stream out, gush, flow, swell morbidly with secretion, increase by steady accumulation of wealth, secrete as milk, pour forth continuously, give abundantly |
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welling out, flowing out, gushing out, fountain, spring, swelling |
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streaming, flowing as of milk, udder, teat of cow and other animals, milch-cow |
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(buffalo) is ready for milking with milk drawn down into teats by the calf |
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state of having milk in the udder |
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to leak, ooze, run |
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to leak, ooze, run |
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leaking |
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oozing |
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to dribble |
B-K. |
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to flow, run out or run over as corn from a sack or bundle, fall as rain, shower, feel a limb heavy (or with 3523 Ta.tor̤i); doripunito shoot out as corn, etc., from a sack or hundle. |
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the flowing of a liquid |
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to pour out water |
Tr. |
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Ph. |
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Ph. |
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to pour out (Voc. 1821) |
W. |
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to leak (or with 2867 Konḍasō-); torgi- (-t-)to overflow, spill over |
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to flow, gush, run, burst out, fall; ? |
K. also |
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to flow, issue, drop, ooze. |
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to pour |
Oll. |
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to pour (of water). |
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to strain |
SR. |
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to be spilled |
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to strain off water from boiled rice; ? |
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to overflow. |
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to pour, let fall in drops; let water in or out through a hole or crevice, leak, pass (as water, grains, etc.) through a crack, fissure or aperture in a vessel, ooze, fall in drops, trickle, fall in numbers; caus. |
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leaking |
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to ooze out, fall in drops |
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to flow (as spittle from the mouth), ooze out |
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to tap a tree |
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in: |
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a spring, fountain |
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to bubble up (as foam when anything is being boiled), overflow |
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to flow, gush (Bal.chur-< Br.; so Bray); ? |
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a drop of water |
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a drop of water |
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[2] Cf. |
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blood. DED(S, N) 2353 |
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