Proto-South Dravidian : *ur-
Meaning : to burn
Tamil : uru (-pp-, -tt-)
Tamil meaning : to burn, smart, be angry
Tamil derivates : uruppam, uruppu heat, anger; urumam heat (as of the sun, of the atmosphere), sultriness, noon; urumpu ire, exasperation; (Asher-Radhakrishnan, p. 155) uruttu (urutti-) to make angry
Malayalam : uruppam
Malayalam meaning : anger
Kannada : uri
Kannada meaning : to burn, blaze, glow, burn with fever, rage, envy, burn or smart as a wound, as mouth from pepper; n. burning, flame, blaze, etc.
Kannada derivates : urika one who burns (tr.), a passionate, angry man; uripu, urisu to cause to burn, inflame; uruvala, uravala, ural, urlu fuel; uru, urapu, uripu, urupu, uruvu, urpu burning, flame; urugu passion, anger, wrath; ummaḷa heat; grief, trouble; ummaḷike heat; grief, distress; ummaḷisu to be hot; to grieve, be distressed
Kodagu : uri (-v-, -ñj-)
Kodagu meaning : burning sensation is felt
Kodagu derivates : uri burning sensation
Tulu : uri
Tulu meaning : blaze, flame, heat, acute pain, wrath
Tulu derivates : uriyuni to burn, blaze, feel a burning sensation, be angry, envious, (belly) is hungry; urkilụ prickly heat
Miscellaneous : IRU ubbe, üri-nīru sweat; ALKU uri id.
Number in DED : 0656
