Proto-Dravidian [d3726]
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yarn, thread (of cotton); (nūlt-) to make thread, spin |
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spinning |
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to cause to spin |
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to twist (as a rope, etc.), wring, curl (whiskers), roll (as cotton) between the hands, turn round (as the back), twist off (as a twig); (the intestines) to gripe; n. (alsonulike, nulige) state of being twisted, a twist, cord, thread, twine; griping pain in the intestines |
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thread |
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thread |
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thread |
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thread; ? |
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to twist, wring (neck) |
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thread, yarn, measuring line |
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to spin |
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yarn, cotton thread, string, systematic treatise, science; (nūṟp-, nūṟṟ-) to spin, compose (as a poem), make a plot |
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learned persons |
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learned persons |
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spinning |
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thread |
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to join ends of thread by rolling |
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thread, yarn |
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spindle |
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to spin, twist, string |
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to twist. |
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thread, string (Voc. 2020) |
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thread |
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to twist |
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(pl.nūṭka) cotton yarn, thread |
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to twist strands together, spin thread; n. spinning. |
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thread. ? |
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thread |
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thread |
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to spin, twine |
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cotton thread |
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a rough kind of rope or string |
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entanglement in a thread |
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to be twisted |
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to twist |
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to twist |
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to twist |
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to twist |
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a twist |
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thread |
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to wind or twist anything flexible, twist grass or creeper into rope. DED(S, N) 3087 |
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