Proto-Dravidian [d741]

to blow, purify or refine metal with the blow-pipe, become inflated, be puffed up, swell, be distended; n. blowing, swelling, swollen state

blowing, swelling

blowing, swelling

to cause to blow, cause to refine metal with the blow pipe, cause to swell

to blow

to blow

Hav.

to become swollen, bloated

to blow (as fire, wind instrument), hiss, be puffed up, swell

blowing, hissing, swelling, greatness

a metalworker's bellows

to hiss, puff (as a snake)

hissing

to blow (as a wind instrument, a fire), blow out (as a lamp), blow or breathe upon to allay pain, refine with fire (as gold); be inflated, swell (as the stomach after eating), blow with bellows or blow-pipe; n. trumpet (esp. toy trumpet), musical pipe

cold wind, swelling, toy trumpet, small pipe

wind, gale, cold wind

swelling, puffing up of the limbs or body

blowing a musical instrument, sound of a wind instrument, swelling of body

to swell, increase in size (or with DBIA 44)

a wind instrument

Devanesan

to blow (as a pipe), swell

Tr.

Pat.

Ko.

to puff at, blow, blow a fire

W.

to blow, play a flute (Voc. 313)

M.

to blow or play (on a pipe, flute, etc.), blow air through the mouth

breath, life

breath, respiration

breath.

F.

steam

F.

breath, steam; ?

Isr.

to kindle

S.

to blow

Su. Isr.

Su.

to kindle fire by blowing

breath

to blow (a fire) with the mouth or with bellows, blow out or extinguish, purify or refine (metal) with the blow-pipe, blow or sound (a wind instrument), be swollen; n. a swelling tumour

swelling of any part of the body, esp. the belly

to cause to be purified or refined (as a metal)

breath, respiration.

id.

S.P.

SR.

SR.

to blow

Kin.

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