Proto-Dravidian [d430]

to be imbibed (as water by the earth or other porous matter), sink into, dry up, boil away

to evaporate by boiling, etc

intr.

the state of soaking into, etc

tr.

to be evaporated or dried up

to evaporate in boiling, dry up, disappear (as a boil), wane, waste away

to evaporate in boiling, dry up, disappear (as a boil), wane, waste away

to evaporate in boiling, dry up, disappear (as a boil), wane, waste away

the state of being dry, withered, faded, or sapless

the state of being dry, withered, faded, or sapless

(flood) subsides. ?

to be absorbed (as water in the ground), evaporate, be curdled (as milk), get thick (as ghee); ?

to diminish, shrink

in song-unit:

xen thick mass of buttermilk (=moζe xen; moζbuttermilk, 4630;ken, cf. 1987; cf. esp. Ta.iñcuto be curdled, as milk)

to absorb (as water), dry; to sink in (as eyes from disease)

(flood) to subside, (water) dries up (Voc. 194)

Mu. Ko.

(flood) to subside, (water) dries up (Voc. 194)

Mu. Ko.

(water) to be evaporated, dry up (in summer), (floods) to subside in a river

(water) to be absorbed, dry up. DED(S) 364

Su.

(water) to sink into the ground, be absorbed

to dry up or evaporate (as water), sink

to dry up or evaporate (as water), sink

to dry up or evaporate (as water), sink

to dry up, cause to dry up

sinking or drying up (of water or other liquid on the surface of any substance); adj. sunk, dried up, withered, shrunk

to dry up, be evaporated, disappear, perish, die away

to dry up, be evaporated, disappear, perish, die away

to dry up

to be evaporated as oil in lamp; īcu to shrivel, wither, dry up; īca crookedness; (B.) lank, withered, misshapen

tr.

to sink in, be absorbed

flood water to subside

P.

to be absorbed.

S.3

flood water to subside

Ch.

flood water to subside

Ch.

to make to subside (cf. 501).

(flood) to subside.