Proto-Dravidian [d648]

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Kannada

ore

to sound, utter, speak, say, relate; n. word

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ura

crying

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uru

crying

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uruvaṇi

crying, crying aloud

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Kodagu

oraḍ- (oraḍuv-, oraṭ-)

to answer (or with 650 Ko.orp-)

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Koraga: Mudu

ojji

to say

M.

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Malayalam

urakka

to speak, say

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urekka

to speak, say

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ura

word, fame

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uri

word, fame

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urammuka

to grumble, roar (cf. 718 Ta.uṟumu); uriy-āṭukato utter, speak

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urampuka

to grumble, roar (cf. 718 Ta.uṟumu); uriy-āṭukato utter, speak

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uriyāṭṭam

talk

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orappuka

to vociferate in driving cattle

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Tamil

ura (-pp-, -tt-)

to become loud (as the voice), become harsh (as a noise), become furious (as the wind), be boisterous (as the sea), become violent (as a controversy)

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urakka

loudly, distinctly

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urappu (urappi-)

to whoop, shout so as to menace or intimidate, bluster, roar, frighten, cause to sound loudly

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urappal

whoop, roaring sound

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urappu

shout, roar, intimidation, bluster, threat

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uraṟu (uraṟi-)

to resound, roar

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uraṟṟu (uraṟṟi-)

to resound, roar

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urai (-pp-, -tt-)

to sound, speak, tell; n. roar, loud noise, speaking, utterance, word, fame

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uraiyal

narrating

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Gondi: Adilabad

ronjānā

to grieve, cry (Voc. 3069). DED 557

SR.

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Telugu

ūraka (neg. gerund of *ūr-)

silently, quietly, not speaking; merely, simply, vainly

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uraka

silently, quietly, not speaking; merely, simply, vainly

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uṟaka

silently, quietly, not speaking; merely, simply, vainly

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roda

noise, outcry, uproar; ?

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rō̃ju

to pant, gasp; n. panting

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rō̃juḍu

prattle

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Parji

ur-

to groan. ?

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