Proto-Dravidian *pāy [d4087]

to leap

*pāy-nt-

to jump over, step over, cross, jump, leap, leap against, assault, step, advance, go; n. going, course, manner

road

road

to dash into

dashing

Shanmugam

dashing

Shanmugam

road, path (cf. 3170 Ta.tāri)

to run against (as bulls), leap, rush out, flee

to cause to run, drive off

to cause to flow, thrust in

running, leap, assault, flight

to spring, leap, gallop, flow or gush out (blood or stream), plunge, dive, attack, pounce on, run, fly, flit, hurry, flee; plunge into, penetrate, rush against

bounding, jump, torrent, butting, piercing

bounding, jump, torrent, butting, piercing

to lead or conduct water, irrigate, push over, upset, plunge into, cause to enter; n. throw (as of dice), plunging, spring, leap

to lead or conduct water, irrigate, push over, upset, plunge into, cause to enter; n. throw (as of dice), plunging, spring, leap

spring, leap

to leap or jump over

irrigation

Tinn.

to swoop, (god) travels, walks

threshold

to cross, ford

to fly, leap; n. act of flying, flight

to attack, pounce upon, swoop down on, spring at, wrestle with, fight; n. attack, fight (or with 4044 Ka.pāy). DED(S) 3362