Proto-Dravidian [d757]

(soVoc.; Gramm. uṛuhtānā) to skin, flay, peel

to take off (skin, bark)

(soVoc.; Gramm. uṛumānā) to be scraped or skinned, esp. of a head of maize

Tr.

G.

to peel, flay (Voc. 264, 426)

Ma.

to be peeled, flayed

Mu.

to peel off (skin, etc.)

to be peeled off (skin, flesh), come off (as a garment loosely put on)

to release, let off, remove clothes

in:

to skin, flay

BB

to lose the skin by peeling

to take the skin off by burning.

to be stripped off, split off, skinned

(<ūk-p-; ūkt-) to strip off, skin; n. skinning.

to fall out (teeth, hair, etc.)

Isr.

to strip off (fibres from bark, etc.)

to be opened

F.

to open

to skin

to recede

S.

to extricate

to undress, loose

to skin

to become loose

Isr.

to untie, loosen. DED(S, N) 636

to take off (clothes), flay (tōlu huk-)

Su.

to fall out, off (leaves, hair)

to strip off (bark)

to be unfastened, loosened, separated, detached

to relax, loosen, slack; (K.) strip off, take off (clothes, etc.), pull off (feathers).

to undress.

SR.

bark of tree

bark of tree

to strip a tree of its bark

bark, husk, peel, scale

to peel, unveil, drive away (as wind does the clouds)

to peel, unveil, drive away (as wind does the clouds).(b)