Proto-Dravidian [d516]

to climb down.

to descend

to descend

to bow, be bent, crouch, come down, alight, fall upon, attack, enter, join, accrue to; n. a bow, obeisance

to cause to bow, etc

coming down, etc

bowing, coming down, perching, etc

(food, liquid) slips down throat, goes down slowly

to let slip down throat slowly

to descend

O. T.

to descend

O. T.

to go down, (food) is swallowed

to put down (load), reduce (a fine), (priest) unties (front hair knot)

down

to descend, go down, disembark, be swallowed

to put down, unlade, expel, swallow

descending, slope, abatement, ebb

to adore, make obeisance

to bow, salute

a valley, descending slope

to descend, alight, fall (as rain), disembark, settle into place, halt, abate (as poison, small-pox, etc., which are supposed to pass away from the head downward), bow respectfully, fall from a high state

place of descent, of debarkation

to lower, let down, put down (load), unload; n. unburdening, discharging

to bow before (as in salutation), worship

id., fall down, hang low (as a cluster of coconuts), bow, bend

to swallow

down, the east

to shave (beard and hair) in payment of vow (lit. to make the hair descend; < Ta.; cf. 4921)

to bow, fall upon, seize, alight

to ebb, decline

to descend, alight

descent, slope, ebb

to let down, lower

to be unloaded

to be unloaded

to put down a load

putting down, as a load.

etc. to cause to descend, (F-H.) distil (Voc. 3049)

etc. to cause to descend, (F-H.) distil (Voc. 3049)

A.

A.

etc. to descend

SR.

etc. to descend

SR. Y.

etc. to descend

SR. Tr.

etc. to descend

SR.

etc. to descend

SR.

etc. to descend

SR. Ph.

to go down, set (as sun), dismount, descend

to descend

BB

to put down. ?

F.

to descend

S.

to put down

F.

slope

S.

landing place, port, harbour, ford.

inscr. 10th cent., in place names

to descend.

to descend, bow or make obeisance, prostrate oneself

to descend, bow or make obeisance, prostrate oneself

bowing, salutation