Proto-Dravidian [d4861]

to pound, kill, destroy, rub, grind, triturate

to cause to pound, have pounded. ?

to cause to pound, have pounded. ?

(paddy) becomes well pounded or cleaned; (meyp-, meyc-) to pound (paddy)

treading on, treading out grain

to tread as loam, trample, thesh

to be bruised

to trample

Tiyya

to tread on, tread down, trample on, insult, dishonour, rush or dash against, attack as the door of a fort; n. treading, tread, step in a tank or well, treadle of a weaver's loom, food trampled and formed into a ball, walking, gait

treading

to step on

Koll.

to clean by pounding as rice; full, mill

to clean by pounding as rice; full, mill

to clean by pounding as rice; full, mill

to push

F.

to jostle. DED(S, N) 3982

to put down foot

Su. Isr.

to be pounded or ground, be reduced to fine powder or paste; be trained or practised, be accustomed or habituated

to grind, pound, reduce to fine powder or paste

id., train, accustom, habituate

to rub, grind.