Dravidian etymology : List with all references

Proto-Dravidian : *pin-

Meaning : 1 small, young 2 mother's younger sister, etc.

Proto-South Dravidian: *pin-

Proto-Telugu : *pin-

Proto-Kolami-Gadba : *pin-

Proto-North Dravidian : *pin-ī

Notes : Contamination with *pir_- 'back'.

Proto-South Dravidian : *pin-

Meaning : back

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Tamil : pin_

Tamil meaning : back, rear part, end (as in place or time), that which is subsequent in time, younger brother; afterwards, subsequently

Tamil derivates : pin_pu that which is posterior in place or time; afterwards; pin_n_am, pin_n_ar, pin_n_ē afterwards; pin_n_ar those who come after, followers; successor, younger brother, the Śūdras; pin_n_avan_ younger brother, youngest son; fem. pin_n_avaḷ; pin_n_an_ younger brother; pin_n_i younger sister, mother's younger sister; pin_n_um moreover, again; pin_n_ai that which is subsequent in time, younger brother, younger sister; moreover, afterwards; pin_r_u (pin_r_i-) to retreat, fall behind, fall below (in rank or quality), turn back, go astray, change; adv. afterwards; pin_r_ai, pir_r_ai next day, tomorrow; afterwards; pin_r_i again, besides pintu (pinti-) to go behind, be behind, happen subsequently, be subsequent (in time, birth, or origin), be inferior, be tardy, delay

Malayalam : pin

Malayalam meaning : backside, behind, after; other

Malayalam derivates : pinnē behind, after, yet, then, consecutively; pimpu the backside, rear; back, behind, after

Kannada : pin, pim, him

Kannada meaning : state of being behind, afterwards, later

Kannada derivates : pintu, pindu, pinde that which is back, behind, previous; that which is afterwards or hereafter; (also adverbial); pinte the rear, back part; behind, in a preceding place; formerly, previously; pinne formerly; pittal, pittil, pintil, hittal, hittil(u), hittlu a backyard; piŋgu to go back, go away, keep at a distance, fail, be lacking; piñcu to be behind, be or come afterwards or later, be or come too late

Kodagu : pittië

Kodagu meaning : which is next

Kodagu derivates : pittiandɨ next day

Tulu : pini. pinni

Tulu meaning : little, small, slight

Tulu derivates : piñyañvu small, little; panne small

Proto-Nilgiri : *pin

Number in DED : 4205

Proto-Nilgiri : *pin

Meaning : after; other

South Dravidian etymology: South Dravidian etymology

Kota : pin "again, other"

Toda : pɨn "afterwards, younger (son), second (wife)"

Additional forms : Also Kota pind- (pindy-) to walk behind; pibal afterwards, behind; pibār (obl. pibāt-) behind, backwards; pitl, pitēl the back; pigār (obl. pigāt-, pigāt_-) place behind, time after; pebī following along with (pī- going); ? pirk a fart; Toda pɨd_-es_p heel (es_p bone); pɨr_n bɨ̄x- (buffaloes) follow dead man to afterworld; püdāl behind, later on; pügōl hind leg of animal (kōl leg); per_nēr_ day after tomorrow; ? pɨr_k ɨḍ- to break wind noisily; ? pem waist, hip; idk too late (< Badaga hindega)

Number in DED : 4205

Proto-Telugu : *pin-

Meaning : young, younger, small, tiny

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pina

Dialectal forms (1) : pinna

Dialectal forms (2) : punna

Additional forms : Also [1] pinni, [2] pinnamma mother's younger sister, father's younger brother's wife; pinnayya father's younger brother, mother's younger sister's husband

Number in DED : 4205

Proto-Kolami-Gadba : *pin-

Meaning : after

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Kolami : pena "in addition"

Naiki : pinne(n) "day after tomorrow"

Parji : piŋge, (S) pidne "day after tomorrow"

Ollari Gadba : piṭne "day after tomorrow"

Number in DED : 4205

Proto-North-Dravidian : *pin-ī

Meaning : aunt

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Kurukh : pinnī "aunt (wife of father's younger brother), niece (elder brother's daughter)"

Malto : peni "mother's elder sister"

Number in DED : 4209

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