Proto-Dravidian *āṭ-u, *āṭṭ-u [d347]

to play, dance

n., < *āṭ + t-

to be in motion, move about, wag, wave, swing, shake, play, dance, act on stage, speak, sound (as a musical instrument), abuse; n. motion, playing, etc

to be in motion, move about, wag, wave, swing, shake, play, dance, act on stage, speak, sound (as a musical instrument), abuse; n. motion, playing, etc

to cause to move, set in motion, cause to play, cause to dance or act, cause to speak

to set (the mind) in motion, long for, hanker after

that moves, plays, performs, speaks

motion, play, talk

motion, play, talk

one who moves about, etc., actor

moving, playing, etc

moving, playing, etc

moving, playing, etc

moving, playing, etc

moving, playing, etc

moving, playing, etc

moving, playing, etc

causing to move, etc

motion, play, dance, gambling, speaking

motion, play, dance, gambling, speaking

sport, amusement

player, actor, gamester

player, actor, gamester

player, gambler, dancer

person addicted to play

person addicted to play

to move violently, dance

to make to move violently, drive (cattle)

a dance

to move, move violently, dance, play, speak, have sexual intercourse

to make to move violently, stir, sprinkle, disturb

to give birth to (child)

dance, game

one's turn in game

song of grief (with verba·ṛ-or 5156et-)

to wave, swing, rock, shake, totter, dance

to make to dance (e.g. a snake)

shaking, trembling, agitation, grief, dancing

to press oil, hunt, drive away

play, dance

swinging, dance, play, hunting

to fall upon

PBh.

to move (intr.), wave, swing, shake, dance, act a part or play, play, sport, cohabit, fight, go, wander about; say, do, enjoy

shaking, moving, dancing, trouble, doing, play, coition, saying, fight

dancer

a woman of the acrobat community

to move (tr.), wave, swing, shake, drive away, harass, conquer, cause to dance; n. dancing, play

motion, vibration, swinging, play, game, one's turn in a game, dance, moving about

turn in a game

one who makes to dance (in cpds., e.g.pāmp-āṭṭi); aṭu (-pp-, -tt-)to dance

to move violently, dance

to make to dance, drive (buffaloes) around in pen at funeral

to shake violently, weep, embroider

to move (intr., tr.), swing, shake

to agitate, shake

to be moving, vibrating

an unsteady man, a vagabond

amusement, sport, game, a play

play, dance (< Te.; Voc. 125). DED(S) 290

S.

to play, sport, act on the stage, dance, move, shake, totter, vibrate, throb, play, work, speak, abuse

to amuse, cause to play, cause to move, shake

evil talk, scandal

play, game, dancing, acting on the stage, jest, gambling

to shake (tr.), move, (K. also) cause to say

to play

to make to play, fondle (a child)

to play

to play