Proto-Dravidian [d446]

Showing 27 of 27 reflexes.

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Malayalam

iṭayikka

to disunite, separate

B1984

iṭekka

to disunite, separate

B1984

iṭaccal

family discord, separation

B1984

Tamil

iṭai (-v-, -nt-)

to make room, get out of the way, retreat, fall back

B1984

iṭampu (iṭampi-)

to keep aloof

B1984

Telugu

eḍayu

to be separated or disunited, remove

B1984

eḍayika

separation

B1984

eḍapu

to break, separate, disunite

B1984

eḍagillu

to stand aside, get out of the way

B1984

eḍagala

further off, at a little distance

B1984

eḍagalaga

further off, at a little distance

B1984

eḍamuga

at a distance, aloof

B1984

eḍalu

to be broken, (K.) be separated (as joints)

B1984

eḍalincu

to separate, remove, loosen

B1984

eḍal(u)cu

to remove, take off (as clothes)

K.

B1984, K1961

eḍavu

distant, remote

B1984

davvu

distance; distant.

B1984

Gadaba: Salur

īḍ-ēr-

to get separated

S.3

B1984, R1972

Kolami

davva

SR.

B1984, R1950

dautān

distant

B1984

Naikri

dhāv

distance.

B1984

Malto

eṛare

to keep aloof, get away

B1984

eṛatre

to separate, remove. ?

B1984

Brahui

aṛsing

to turn something back or round, change, get back again, recover, (disease) attacks again

h

B1984

haṛsēnging

to turn oneself back, return, turn oneself round, take a turn, turn (of milk), be turned (of the stomach)

B1984

haṛsēfing

to make to return, withhold; (all forms have town variant withrforṛ) (BDCG, p. 10)

B1984

[2] Cf.

Nihali

dhava

far, distant. DED(S) 379, DED(S) 2540

B1984


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