Proto-Dravidian [d763]

to put in the ground, plant, set firmly (as flags, etc.), enter into (the earth, etc.), lean on; n. leaning on, etc

walking-stick

a support

firmness, steady application of the mind

to thrust end of stick to ground while walking

to sink into ground of its own weight

to sink into ground of its own weight

to fix into ground by pressure

to transplant

to transplant

to be fixed, rooted; lean, rest, rely upon

prop, stay

prop, stay

staff, crutch

strength

to sink into, penetrate

to be fixed, strike root; fix, plant, set firmly in the ground (as a post), lean upon (as a staff, a person), support, press down, bear down with pressure, drive in (as a spear); n. prop, support

walking-stick

walking-stick

staff, prop

walking-stick, crutch, prop, stability, strength

to stick in ground (a stick, etc.); (hole, path, abandoned site) closes up, grows over

growth on an abandoned place

the plough that they stick in the ground (in song; < Badaga; fore·r, see 2815 Ta.ēr)

to set firmly, plant in the ground as a seed or shrub, gain power

to be established firmly, take root; to grow (forbēr, see 5535 Ta.vēr); ūndunito press down

prop

walkingstick

to fix

to fix

to press

weight, burden, staff

(Tr.) to plant or transplant (trees, rice, chillies, etc.), (Ph.) drive in, fix in

(A. S.) to plant, transplant, (Ch.) fix in the ground, (Mu.) plant, fix a post, set up a marriage booth

to lean on

SR.

to lean heavily on a stick as an old man does (Voc. 303)

Tr.

to plant (Voc. 273)

Ma.

to plant, transplant, fix (a post) in the earth

to rest on a support

to transplant

BB

to plant, transplant; n. planting

to set a post into the ground, kneel

to kneel.

F

S

to plant; ?

Su. P.

seedling

P.

to plant; ?

Su. P.

to plant

to serve as a support, support oneself, stand or be firm; bear, suffer

to fix firmly

strength

prop, support

prop, support

to hold, rest or lean upon, support oneself on, place, rest, press, (K. also) plant

to be planted, fixed

K.

to transplant

to pierce; n. piercing

K.

the supporting stalk out of which grow ears of corn, cholam, etc.; the iron stalk of the sickle, etc., which is fitted into the wooden handle

VPK

to transplant

Oll.

support

S.3

to plant.

to plant.

to fix a closed door, shutter, etc. (by a bolt, latch, lock, stay)

to lean upon a walking-stick

to lean upon a walking-stick

to walk leaning upon a stick

to lift or prop up (as a screen)

to lean upon

to prop up (as a screen)

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