South Dravidian etymology : List with all references

Proto-South Dravidian : *iḍ-

Meaning : to crack, split

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Tamil : iṭa (-pp-, -nt-)

Tamil meaning : to be cracked, split, be torn off as skin; dig, scoop out, hollow, force a way through as an elephant in battle, root up as a hog, gore as a bull, throw up clods in a furrow

Tamil derivates : iṭappu large cleft, gap; clod of earth thrown out by ploughing; iṭavan_ clod, lump of earth; iṭi (-v-, -nt-) to crumble, fall to pieces, be in ruins (as a wall), become eroded, break in two, part; (-pp-, -tt-) to break to pieces, demolish; iṭical grain bruised in pounding; iṭivu decay, destruction, crumbling down as of an undermined bank

Malayalam : iṭakka

Malayalam meaning : to dig, split

Malayalam derivates : iṭika to crumble, fall to pieces, be split, be powdered, fall, be reduced (as a price); iṭikka to demolish, humble; iṭiccal demolition, ruins, dejection; iṭippu ruination; iṭivu demolition, despondency, degradation

Kannada : iḍi

Kannada meaning : to be powdered, ground, crumble

Kannada derivates : iḍisu to cause to powder; iḍupu breach, crack, hole; iṇḍe crack, slit

Kodagu : ɨḍi- (ɨḍiv-, ɨḍiñj-)

Kodagu meaning : (wall) falls, (land) slips

Kodagu derivates : (ɨḍip-, ɨḍic-) to knock over (wall, something piled or built up)

Tulu : iḍè

Tulu meaning : split, chasm

Proto-Nilgiri : *iḍĭ-

Miscellaneous : IRU ḍepisu to cause to break

Number in DED : 0432

Proto-Nilgiri : *iḍĭ-

Meaning : to crash, fall

South Dravidian etymology: South Dravidian etymology

Kota : iṛy- (iṛc-) "to crush in a mortar, break, destroy in one movement (e. g. wall), be broken"

Toda : ɨṛy- (ɨṛs-) "to fall down (as a house)"

Additional forms : Also Kota iṛyv large ditch caused by erosion; Toda ɨṛy- (ɨṛc-) to pull down (a ruined house)

Number in DED : 432

Proto-Dravidian : *iḍ-

Meaning : to crack, split

Proto-South Dravidian: *iḍ-

Proto-Telugu : *iḍ-

Meaning : to split, crack, fall to pieces, crumble, fall in

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : iḍiyu

Additional forms : Also iḍupu breach, crack, hole; iṇḍe crack, slit

Number in DED : 432

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