Proto-Dravidian *po-, **pottV- [d4452]

to perforate

any round, small hole made by rats, etc

hollow of a tree, hole in the ground

a toothless man

toothless

Hav.

man whose teeth are all gone (cf. Ta.pokku-vāy, pokkai-vāytoothless mouth)

hole in the ground, cavity, hollow hand

a hole as in worm-eaten wood

to perforate, puncture, make a hole

to be hollowed; n. tubularity, hole, hollow or recess in tree

to make a hole, perforate

hole in a tree, stone, or ground, cleft in rock

hollow in a tree, defect, fault, blemish

little hole, crack, having a part deformed, blemish

to pierce

to be perforated; (-pp-, -tt-) to bore, pierce

hole, hollow in a tree, pit, cave

hole, rat-hole, hollow in a tree, rent or puncture, defect

hole, orifice, defect

hole, orifice, defect

hole in a tree

hole, hollow

hole, hollow

hole, hollow

cave

hollow, void, empty

a hole, usually in a mud dam across a watercourse

B-K.

mouth without teeth

B-K.

mouth without teeth

B-K.

Tr. W. Ph.

hole (Voc. 2585)

D. G. Mu. Ma.

id.

KoyaSu.

hole (Voc. 2585)

D. G. Mu. Ma.

Tr. W. Ph.

chisel (Voc. 2432)

Ma.

hole (Voc. 2585)

D. G. Mu. Ma.

id. (Voc. 2614)

Ma.

hole (Voc. 2585)

D. G. Mu. Ma.

id. (Voc. 2620)

S.

to bore, perforate

BB

to pierce, bore a hole, mortise; n. act of piercing, mortising

hole; ?

wood dust resulting from dry rot.

to hollow out

F.

to hole

S.

to make a hole (in wood, etc.)

Isr.

id

hole, orifice, aperture, pit

hole

Telangana dial., K.

hole, leak

hole, bore

toothless

hole.

P.

ditch, grave

hollow

Pat., p. 115

small hole, perforation

hole, cave

hole

id

a chisel.

a chisel.

to pierce, perforate, tap with a chisel

chisel to dig a hole in a piece of wood

to pierce

hole; also Turner

lex.

hollow; 9263(6)

hollow; 9263(6)

toothless; 9624

hollow. DED(S, N) 3646, DEDS 724