Proto-South Dravidian : *kāj-
Meaning : hot, dry
Tamil : kāy (-v-, -nt-)
Tamil meaning : to grow hot, burn, be warm (as body), wither, parch, be dried up, begin to heal (sore, wound, boil), shine, be indignant, angry, be prejudiced, hate; burn (tr.), consume, kill
Tamil derivates : kāyccal heating, drying, fever, hatred; kāyccu (kāycci-) to boil, cook, heat by fire, dry or warm as in the sun or near the fire, reprove; n. heating (as metal or a stone), boiling (as a liquid); kāyttu (kāytti-) to ignite, cause to burn, boil, cook, heat by fire; kāyppu dislike, aversion; kāymai envy, jealousy; kāŋkai heat, feverishness; kāŋku, kāŋkai earthen pot-boiler; (SATD) kāŋgalu sultriness; kāntu (kānti-) to burn, smart (as a sore), be scorched, charred, shine, be hot with indignation, burn with envy, be angry with, heat; kāṭṭu (kāṭṭi-) to heat, as a vessel of ghee
Malayalam : kāyuka
Malayalam meaning : to be hot, heated, feverish, shine, grow dry, warm oneself
Malayalam derivates : kāyal, kāypu what is warm, heat, dryness; kāykka, kāccuka to warm, boil, distil; kāccal heat, a still; kāccil heat, bodily heat; kāntuka to be hot; kāntal heat
Kannada : kāy (kāyd-, kād-)
Kannada meaning : to grow hot, grow red-hot, burn with passion, be angry
Kannada derivates : kāyisu, kāsu to make hot, etc.; kāypu, kāvu, kāhu heat, wrath, anger; kāvara, kāvura mental heat, passion, anger, wrath; kāku, kāŋke state of being overheated, irritated, tired from the effects of the sun, trouble, etc.; heat of any kind
Kodagu : kāy- (kāyuv-, kāñj-)
Kodagu meaning : to be hot, boil, bask in sun
Kodagu derivates : kāc- (kāci-) to boil (tr.), melt (ghee); kāca heat; kāyela illness
Tulu : kāyuni
Tulu meaning : to be hot, burn, be feverish, be angry
Tulu derivates : kāyipuni to make hot, warm (as water), fry, boil; kāyāvuni to have anything warmed, burned, boiled; kāvu heat, warmth; kāyilè sickness
Number in DED : 1458
