Proto-South Dravidian : *paḍ(ḍ)-
Meaning : wicked, lawless; perverse; prostitute
Tamil : paṭṭi
Tamil meaning : lawless, unbridled person; theft; harlot, prostitute
Tamil derivates : paṭṭikan_ thief, defrauder; paṭṭimai deceit; paṭu base, low; cruel; paṭir_u lying, deceit, unruliness, lawlessness, mischief, cruelty; paṭir_an_ liar, cheat, rake, cruel person, mischievous; fem. paṭir_i
Malayalam : paṭṭi
Malayalam meaning : miserable, vicious
Kannada : paḍapu
Kannada meaning : adultery (PBh.)
Kannada derivates : baḍḍi, boḍḍi strumpet, fornicatress; haḍaka, haḍuka one who has or has had sexual intercourse; haḍiki a woman who has been embraced sexually; haḍabe, aḍabe perverseness, wickedness (used of stray cattle)
Tulu : paḍikè
Tulu meaning : wickedness, depravity; bad, corrupt
Tulu derivates : paḍikenti bad, corrupt; paḍapè whore, whoremonger; haḍabè, aḍabè bastard, illegitimately born, (B-K also paḍpe) adultress; (B-K) paṭike, paṭke wickedness; paṭiŋgè a rogue
Notes : Normally, the root is unaccented (*paḍ-), but several forms in Tam.-Mal. and Kan. display a strong variant; moreover, Kannada baḍḍi (with dialectal secondary voicing) points at a geminate.
Number in DED : 3869
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