Proto-Dravidian *paẓ-a [d3999]
old, used (referring mainly to objects)
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old, used (referring mainly to objects) |
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old, worn-out, ancient |
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old, worn-out, ancient |
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that is old, worn out, faded or decayed |
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to become old or worn out, decay, go to ruin, be spoiled |
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old man |
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old, old-fashioned (of a person) |
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an old thing |
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old saying |
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antiquity, years past, former time |
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an old man |
Shanmugam |
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elder brother |
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elder sister |
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elder sister |
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stale |
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(before consonant) old |
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that which is old, which is of old, that was here always up to now |
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old |
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oldness, old age, old times, acquaintance with customs, history |
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ancient, stale |
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old man, ancestor |
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to grow old, be worn out, delay |
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oldness, delay |
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antiquity |
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old |
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that which is old or damaged by time |
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very aged person |
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oldness, antiquity, that which is ancient, that which is oldfashioned, what is obsolete, old saying, longestablished intimacy, decay from age, ancient history, long-established custom |
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oldness, antiquity, that which is ancient, that which is oldfashioned, what is obsolete, old saying, longestablished intimacy, decay from age, ancient history, long-established custom |
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that which is old |
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that which is old |
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old |
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the ancients |
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to be old |
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anything rotten, state of being a corpse |
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antiquity, former time |
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antiquity, former time |
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(before consonants) old |
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(before consonants) old |
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old (of things) |
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stink of a corpse (or with 4312 Ta.pur̤u) |
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old, worn out |
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old, worn out |
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id., ragged |
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id., ragged |
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id., ragged |
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id., ragged |
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to become stale, musty, decay |
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staleness, decay; stale, decayed, decrepit |
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staleness, decay; stale, decayed, decrepit |
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an old buffalo |
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old |
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old man |
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old woman; ? |
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elder brother |
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elder brother |
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elder brother |
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elder brother |
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elder sister |
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elder sister |
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old, worn out. |
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FH. G. Mu. |
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old (Voc. 2148) |
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FH. G. Mu. |
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id |
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cloth (< Te.) |
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(food) to become stale. |
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old |
F. |
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an old-timer |
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Mah. |
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old |
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old |
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old (of things, not persons) |
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(in cpds.) old |
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old, decayed, worn out; an old cloth, a cloth |
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old, decayed, worn out; an old cloth, a cloth |
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to grow old, decay, become customary. |
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to grow old, decay, become customary. |
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to grow old, decay, become customary. |
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old; former, past (of things just gone) |
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old, stricken in years; the dead |
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old, advanced in years, ancient of olden times |
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to grow old |
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old (of things); vb. to become old |
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aged |
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old (with reference to animals) |
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[2] Cf. 4057 Ka. and 4110 |
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DED(S, N) 3296 |
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