Proto-Dravidian *aru- [d315]

to sever

to be severed or disjoined, be cut asunder, cease, end

state of being broken or injured as a tile, ball, etc

fragment, piece

to cut

to cut (meat) into small pieces for broth

to starve; ?

place where no one has lived (forka·ṛwilderness, see 1438)

n. pr. Badaga village (the Badaga name is Araṭṭi; probably <arv-paṭy'Badaga village in distant, lonely place')

to be severed, cut off, break, cease

to sever, cut off, decide

severing, cutting

end, limit

severing, sawing, harvest

dearth

extremity, end

to be severed, break as a rope, cease, become extinct, perish, be decided, settled; (-pp-, -tt-) to break off, cut, part asunder, sever, cleave, exterminate, determine, resolve

to be severed, break as a rope, cease, become extinct, perish, be decided, settled; (-pp-, -tt-) to break off, cut, part asunder, sever, cleave, exterminate, determine, resolve

to be severed, break as a rope, cease, become extinct, perish, be decided, settled; (-pp-, -tt-) to break off, cut, part asunder, sever, cleave, exterminate, determine, resolve

becoming detached by cutting

end, close, termination, limit, destruction

harvest, reaping the crop, piece, section sawn

dearth, famine

instability, transience

one who reaps

harvest

destruction, ruin, destitution

to cut, reap

to efface, obliterate

(Isr.) crop, harvest, (Su.) crop, cultivation, (S.) corn, grain

to be destroyed, decrease

defect, incompleteness

defect, deficiency

to scratch; n. scratching

K. also

to harvest grain by cutting (or with 175 Ta.ari)

to cut, reap (as for Kol.)

to tear, rend asunder

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