Proto-Dravidian [d77]

to rap, cuff

to pounce upon, rush at (as dogs, etc., do)

an attack

beating, a blow

to strike or throw with finger

to strike, push, drive; to strike or propel with the fingers

(lightning) strikes (song word)

to strike (ball in game)

act of quarrelling with blows

to win over someone (acc.) in a fight (formuṛy, see 4922 Ta.muṭi)

blow, stroke

to beat, strike

printing, stamping, coining

beating

a fight

enemies

war

a mode of beating time in music

to pound (as rice), kill, destroy, conquer

killing, ruining, victory

to beat, strike, dash against, strike, defeat, overcome, slay, punish; n. blow, stroke

to beat, strike, mould by beating

to attack, kill, destroy; n. troubling, oppressing; thin flat plate of metal, esp. gold

killing, murdering

battle, trouble, distress

attack

PR

defeated, vanquished

to push, strike against

to thrash, beat, strike, break

a striker, breaker

a striker, breaker

breakage, what is broken

to hit, as an arrow

to beat, strike, beat (as a drum)

to be beaten (as a drum); to beat a drum

to pound (as paddy or any raw grain)

to pound, crush by pounding; n. pounding, crushing.

to break. DED(S, N) 67

to be broken

Su.

to beat, strike, break, destroy

a stroke, blow

(Tikkana; comm. by Velcheru Narayana Rao and George L. HartIII) to fight, do battle, kill

a blow

to pound, beat, clean grain in a mortar

K. also

to be pounded or cleaned (as rice, etc.)

K. also

to pound, beat, clean grain in a mortar; n. (alsodampuḍu) pounding, etc

rice wetted, parched and flattened, beaten rice

rice wetted, parched and flattened, beaten rice

to strike, (rain) comes in torrents, (finger) to snap

Oll.

to strike, beat

S.

to strike

to harrow

to clap hands, snap fingers.