Proto-Dravidian [d367]

to cry aloud

to cry aloud

to cry aloud

publicity, report, infamy, scandal

a great outcry, bawling

crying aloud, etc

crying aloud, etc

crying aloud, etc

crying aloud, etc

crying aloud, etc

crying aloud, etc

to cry aloud, roar:

to cry aloud, roar:

crying

a loud cry, noise, sound

a loud cry, noise, sound

to cry aloud, whoop, bark, howl

to make loud hoarse noise, moo

to call

to cry aloud, roar, shout

to make to shout

shout, noise, cry, roaring

clamorous multitude

to shout, roar, bellow; slander, vilify

loud, tumultuous noise, laughter, joy

loud noise, shouting, roaring, bustle

to roar, shout

to sound

uproar, loud, cry, boisterous behaviour

to lament, cry, bewail, shout with excitement, sound; n. lamentation

twang of the string of a lute

to dance (of Todas; really, to shouto·hau hauwhile dancing)

to talk (in general, to one another, a language)

to cry out, shout

fearful noise, uproar, a joyful cry, triumph

fearful noise, uproar, a joyful cry, triumph

fearful noise, uproar, a joyful cry, triumph

violent clamour, crying aloud, lamentation

violent clamour, crying aloud, lamentation

to make a grating noise, interrupt, blab

a talking parrot

sound, noise, cry

sound, noise, cry

to shout, howl

to call

id

S.

to call (? pl. action or habitual; BB 1963, p. 269)

to invite

to cry out

Mah.

din, noise, uproar

to cry aloud, shout, roar

to cry aloud, shout, roar

a cry

cry, roar, yell, uproar

cry, roar, yell, uproar

to bellow

Oll.

to sound (as bell, etc.).

to howl, roar, yell, etc. (ibid., no. 10590). DED(S) 312

to utter its cry, crow (like cock) (Turner,