Proto-Dravidian *po-nku, **pōkV- [d4469]

to boil

to boil over, burst open, expand, open, blossom, swell, be elated, exult, be overjoyed; n. boiling over, expanding, etc

to cause to expand, etc

man of ebullition or of exalted courage

rice boiled with pulse, salted, or sweetened with sugar

rice boiled with pulse, salted, or sweetened with sugar

expansion

swelling, protuberance

swelling, protuberance

swelling, increase, growth, greatness

to pop up, swell

Hav.

to swell (as grain or stomach)

to boil over

to increase (intr.) magically in number, (water) springs forth magically, anger increases

to increase (tr.) magically in number

to boil over, bubble up, spread (as light, noise, report)

boiling, bubbling up, ostentation

to raise

to raise

display, boasting

height, boiling over, evaporation

pride

PBh.

to boil up, bubble up by heat, foam and rage (as the sea), increase, swell (as with joy), shoot up, be elated, burst in anger, be swollen (as a boil or sore), rise, grow high, abound, flourish, be fruitful, cook

prosperity, fortune

tr.

boiling, bubbling, swelling, violent anger, abundance, splendour, boiled rice seasoned with salt, pepper, cumin seeds and ghee;

of a festival; height, largeness, fulness, abundance, profusion

increase, abundance, joy, splendour

abundance, eminence, splendour

to swell, excel in appearance

abundance, thickness, plumpness

to swell

Ramnad dial.; Annamalai, p. 875

to bubble up, boil over, (stomach) swells or heaves with exertion

to be distended

protuberance

protuberance

to swell

big, large

proud flesh

to swell

ASu.

to boil and overflow, swell into floods (as a river)

to be bloated, swell up.

F.

S.

to swell

Su. P. Isr.

to swell

Su. P. Isr.

to bubble up, boil, effervesce, rejoice, be elated, be puffed up, be proud; n. boiling, bubbling, overflowing, effervescence, joy, pride

to boil (tr.), please, flatter, puff up, coax

rice boiled in milk

pride, haughtiness

to increase, swell, rise

a swelling

abundant, full

to boil over

to make to boil over

to exaggerate

Pat., p. 179

to swell.

to expand

to cause to expand

to swell (as rice put in cold water, as the result of a fall, of an illness)

swelling, abscess

to puff out, bloat, swell much; ?

to swell up

to swell up

to swell

to be increased, be abundant

to swell

to be swollen, pout

swollen, a boil

swollen, a boil

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