Proto-Dravidian [d502]

to come down, descend, alight, go down, set (as the sun), become less, subside, be depressed or humbled, become lean

coming down, descending, being depressed, being humbled, declining, abating

coming down, descending, being depressed, being humbled, declining, abating

coming down, descending, being depressed, being humbled, declining, abating

to cause to go down, lower, go down, incline

to cause to go down, lower, go down, incline

to cause to go down, lower, go down, incline

to cause to lower, etc

descending, inclining

descending, inclining

descent, humbled condition

to cause to descend, let down, lower

to cause to descend, let down, lower

to cause to descend, let down, lower

descending

to descend, get ready

to lower, get (bullocks) out of shed; ?

Mercara dialect

to sit down (<*ir̤ay-; MBE 1970, p. 147)

to descend

to lower, take down

going down, sinking

to fall, sink

remissness, defect

to descend, get down

to descend, dismount, fall, drop down, be reduced in circumstances, be inferior; (-pp-, -tt-) to lower, let down, degrade, despise

to lower, let down, remit (as taxes), pull down (as a building), disgrace

outcaste

outcaste

outcaste

to lower, let down, remit (as taxes)

contemptuous treatment

inferiority, disgrace, decrease, hollow, pit

inferiority, disgrace, decrease, hollow, pit

to descend

to put down (burden)

to fall, tumble, come down

to fall, drop (as fruits, leaves)

abatement of intoxication

to descend (< Te.; Voc. 1562)

Ko.

M.

to descend, dismount; drip down (as oil from oil-press, flour from grindingstone, etc.)

to cause to descend or come down, put or take down; to leave

to fall, drop, fall down from, descend upon, occur

to set down, put a pot on the fire (d<-> Voc., Gramm.140;ḍ- Gramm.187).

to fall. ?

Ḍ.

to alight, descend, decrease

to descend

K. also

to descend, alight, dismount, be unladen or disembarked, be distilled, fall in drops, penetrate, become less, abate

descending, descent, decline; a lower region or part

disembarkation, unshipment

lower place or part; lower, inferior; down, below, under

down

a well with steps descending into it

a well with steps descending into it

to die

to lower, let down, put down, decrease, unload, disembark, distil

to lower, let down, put down, decrease, unload, disembark, distil

to lower, let down, put down, decrease, unload, disembark, distil

to lower, let down, put down, decrease, unload, disembark, distil

to lower, let down, put down, decrease, unload, disembark, distil

to sink, fall, droop, submit, die; n. defeat, fall, subjection

a fall in wrestling

B.

to descend, (sun, moon) sets

Oll.

to make to descend

to descend, dismount.

S.

SR.

SR.

to make to come down from a height

to make to come down from a height

to descend, come down from a height

Kin.

to descend

to descend

to descend

to descend

to make to descend (cf. 430)

to make to descend (cf. 430)

to make to descend (cf. 430)

to descend

to make to descend

to descend

S

to make to descend, put down (burden).