Proto-Dravidian *oy-, **oy- [d984]

to carry

to pull

to carry off, conduct, carry, convey

to carry off, conduct, carry, convey

a gift, present

to row a boat

Hav.

force

to drag along (as a flood), launch (as a boat), send forth, give

forwarding, giving

to carry, take away, lead, guide, send, discharge (as arrow), give

to chase

to draw, pull, drag

to cause to draw or pull

force or velocity of a stream

to deliver, give in charge

to row a boat.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

to take

SR.

Tr.

Ma. Ko.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

W.

to take away;

Ph.

to take away;

Ph.

Ph.

Ma. Ko.

to carry (Voc. 414)

M.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

to take, take away, carry

A. Y. G. Mu.

to carry, take away, take along with oneself

to lead away, take away (persons); n. act of leading away

to take away (things), take, receive; n. act of taking.

to take away, remove

F.

id

to take

to give; n. a gift

to give; n. a gift

to send

to take, take away.

Oll.

to carry, take, take away.

to take, receive, transport, conduct

to take, receive, transport, conduct

to take away