Proto-Dravidian [d4490]

to burst, crackle

Bark.

to burst with noise, explode

to burst noisily

to burst, explode, burst (as a sore), crack (as eggs), put forth (as buds)

bursting

a crack, hurt

to burst (tr.), crack

adv. indicative of breaking

PBh.

to burst

to snap (as cords), speak fast in a rattling manner, wamble (as the bowels), fall (noisily as stones one after another)

intr.

onom. expr. signifying snapping of cords, falling of fruits or stones one after another, rattling in speaking

to burst.

a crack, hurt

to break, burst

id

intr.

a bruise, crack; bruised, broken, cracked

tr.

to break, burst.

to break, crack, burst, split, open in chinks

K.

snapping of fingers

Oll.

clapping of hands, snapping of fingers.

to break up a flooring