Proto-Dravidian [d656]

sweat

sweat

id

to burn, blaze, glow, burn with fever, rage, envy, burn or smart as a wound, as mouth from pepper; n. burning, flame, blaze, etc

one who burns (tr.), a passionate, angry man

to cause to burn, inflame

to cause to burn, inflame

fuel

fuel

fuel

fuel

burning, flame

burning, flame

burning, flame

burning, flame

burning, flame

burning, flame

passion, anger, wrath

heat; grief, trouble

heat; grief, distress

to be hot; to grieve, be distressed

burning sensation is felt

burning sensation

to hate, be envious of, it pains; n. envy, heat (esp. of the sun), sweat

burning pain

anger

to burn, smart, be angry

heat, anger

heat, anger

heat (as of the sun, of the atmosphere), sultriness, noon

ire, exasperation

to make angry

Asher-Radhakrishnan, p. 155

(fever) affects, burns

heat of fire; sweat; anger, grudge; ?

fatigue

(woman in the 5th month of pregnancy) undergoes ceremony of burning on wrist

(husband of pregnant woman) performs ceremony of burning her wrist

blaze, flame, heat, acute pain, wrath

to burn, blaze, feel a burning sensation, be angry, envious, (belly) is hungry

prickly heat.

sweat.

KoyaSu.

heat of summer; sweat

Sova dial.

to set fire to, ignite; n. setting fire to

to set light to.

K.

to ignite

Ḍ.

id. (gāmasweat)

S.

to sweal (i.e. singe). ?

to sweat

Su. P.

to sweat

Su. P.

to ignite, set alight

to sweat

sweat

to burn (intr.), be afflicted, grieve

K.

to burn (intr.), be ablaze

K.

to grieve, sorrow

grief, uneasiness, disquiet

grief, uneasiness, disquiet

grief, uneasiness, disquiet

(j = dz) to sweat

Oll.

sweat, perspiration.

P.

to sweat

sweat, perspiration.

to set fire to, burn, scorch, make feverish, burn with rage

to be burnt, etc

661

and 1064 Kui

Kur

DED(S, N) 565