Proto-Dravidian *tir-a-nku, *tir-a-nkku, *tir-i (-v-, -nt-), *tir-i (-pp-, -ntt-), *tir-u-ku, *tir-u-mpu, *tir-u-kku, *tir-u-mppu, *terVm- / *terVm-i-, **tirVmV- [d3246]

be curled up

to shrivel up

to turn

v.i.

to turn

v.t.

to twist

v.i.

to twist

v.i.

to twist

v.t.

to twist

v.t.

to turn round, wander, roam about, wander about in quest of alms, beg alms; n. turning, a turn, twist

wandering about in quest of alms

to go round, turn, turn round, whirl, roll, turn or go back, change a shift as the wind, wander, roam about

to go round, turn, turn round, whirl, roll, turn or go back, change a shift as the wind, wander, roam about

to go round, turn, turn round, whirl, roll, turn or go back, change a shift as the wind, wander, roam about

to make go or come round, turn, twist

to make go or come round, turn, twist

again

to twist as a string, wring (the neck)

to cause to go round or move about, turn

to cause to go round or move about, turn

to cause to go round or move about, turn

to cause to go round or move about, turn

to cause to go round or move about, turn

to cause to go round or move about, turn

turning

returning, restitution

that turns, a screw, a changing, transitory feeling or state

to turn as the head, a key, screw, etc.; n. going around, turning

to turn round; n. act of turning

turning, that which turns, a wheel for raising water, windlass, roller

turning, that which turns, a wheel for raising water, windlass, roller

turning, that which turns, a wheel for raising water, windlass, roller

turning, that which turns, a wheel for raising water, windlass, roller

turning, that which turns, a wheel for raising water, windlass, roller

etc., wandering for alms, alms

to turn round

a wick

intr.

to go about, wander

to turn

pulley

tr.

(thing) moves, shifts, (man) shifts in his seat, (child) wriggles along on buttocks

to shift (tr.) without lifting

to thresh about on ground (several men fighting, man in fit or possession by god, etc.)

to make to thresh about on ground by holding him

to change in nature for the worse

to cause (calf) to change its smell so that another mother will suckle it

intr.

to turn (intr.), return

to turn (tr.), utter a sound

act of going and returning; branch of a path

wheel

a turn, twist, wick

to turn round, swing, turn, return, change (as wind)

turning, returning, change, a turn, shift, quirk

again, back

again, back

to turn round, turn the course, change, alter, return

turning, returning, change

turning, change

to turn in as women their hair, screw in, twist, wind thread

plaiting the hair

hem, border

to roll up clothes, tuck in

to turn round, wrest, squeeze, rub between the hands

to wring, rub between the hands

to turn, revolve, be twisted, convolved, wander about, move, return, change, vary, change in quality, become sour as milk; (-pp-, -tt-) to turn (tr.), cause to revolve as a wheel, twist as yarn or rope, cause to return, change, alter, vary, translate; n. twisting, turning, roll or twist of cloth or thread for a wick, torch of twisted cloth

roaming, wandering, potter's wheel

change, alternation

again

change, alternation, variation, motion, ruin

to twist, turn, wring, braid as hair; n. twist, wrench, bend, curve, thread of a screw, screw, swivel, crookedness of mind, prevarication

to twist; n. a twist, bend, curve, crookedness of mind

to turn, turn back, be changed, etc

to cause to return, send back, turn, deflect, twist, etc.; n. a turn

turning, averting

screw-driver

to turn, return, rub hard; ?

to roam about; ?

PN

to be turned

tr.

to turn

Koll.

to twist

to translate

tr.

again

to turn

id

intr.

turn in road; a time, turn

tr.

to twist (tr.; cane, bamboo)

to turn (key)

to turn, revert, revolve, whirl, turn back, shift as the wind, move, wander, travel about

to turn (tr.), whirl, make return, change, convert, gain over

a pivot, hinge, swivel, screw

a pivot, hinge, swivel, screw

topsyturvy, pell-mell

excursion, walk, roaming, turning, change

wick of a lamp

wick of a lamp

alms, charity

alms, charity

swivel

to twirl round

to turn

intr.

a kind of boring instrument

B-K. also

to roll down

to make to revolve

to make to wander

to turn (tr.)

to cause to turn over

to cause to turn over

to make to revolve (Voc. 1726)

intr.

to make to revolve (Voc. 1726)

intr.

to revolve

A. Y. Ch.

id., turn round, of bullocks in an oil-mill or threshing; wander, make a detour

Tr.

to revolve

A. Y. Ch.

to wander

W.

to turn over (in sleep)

Ph.

to revolve

Ma.

id. (tr.)

M.

to wind round, revolve

S.

to revolve

A. Y. Ch.

to be twisted, twined (as thread)

to twist, twine

to return, turn back, come round

to turn round (tr.), take round

to turn about, turn back, change round, alter, repent; n. act of turning about or back, repentance

to cause to wander, carry about, hawk for sale

to carry around

to wander around, go for a walk

to twist, wind, wrap around; ?

to turn back, return, retreat; n. act of turning back, etc.

to turn round

F.

to turn oneself round

to twist

to turn

S.

to wallow

F.

to roll

S.

to involve, lap

S.

to wander, roam

F.

to ramble, stroll (cf. Kuitrēba; with loss oft-)

S.

path (animal)

Isr.

to go about selling

to spin, revolve

Su.

Su.

to go round, revolve

a twist, turn, braid of hair

a twist or turn

begging alms

beggar

begging, alms

to beg, ask alms, live by alms

again

again

to rebel, revolt, turn back or round, change, alter

a mill, handmill, gristmill

a mill, handmill, gristmill

to roam, rove, wander, ramble, move about, turn, take a new direction, turn back, turn round, change, alter; n. a turn, change of direction, turning back, reversal, retraction, revocation

turning, a turn, a screw, latch, catch

a turning back

a twist of anything flexible

a twist or turn

wandering

a wanderer, rambler

to turn, change the direction of; n. a turn

a turning, change; misfortune, ill-luck

wandering

wanderer, rambler, rover, vagabond

to wander, rove, ramble

to turn (intr.), wander

to make to go round and round, twist

mortar, pestle

to turn (tr.), make to go round

to turn

id

intr.

to writhe.

to roll something upon itself

to turn on one's heels over a few grains of scalded paddy to see if it has become sufficiently dry to husk, make pirouettes. ?

to wander about, ramble. DED(S, N) 2655