Naikri :esar "hot water in which meal, etc., is boiled or flour is kneaded"
Naiki :esar var- "(water) to boil"
Poya Gadba :esar "water in which rice is boiled"
Number in DED :777
Proto-Kolami-Gadba :*e-t-
Meaning :[interrogative base] (location)
Kolami :ettan, ettar, ettad "man, men, woman of what place"
Naikri :ettaṭ "whence"
Naiki :ette "how much"
Parji :ete, eten "how"
Ollari Gadba :eṭeṭ "what sort of"
Additional forms :Also Kolami ettin where; ettaṭ whence; ette how much; Naikri ettin where; ettek how much; ede where; edelaṛ whence; Naiki eddaṛ from which direction, wherefrom; Parji etoḍ, ettel when; etoḍ etoḍ repeatedly; etoḍi always, (with neg.) never; etni in what way; Ollari eṭen how; Gadba_S3 ēṭu which side
Naiki :ēn (obl. ēr-), ēd "who (masc.), which/who (fem./neut.)"
Parji :ēd (obl. ēr-) "who"
Ollari Gadba :ēynḍ, ēyr "who (sg.), who (pl.)"
Salur Gadba :eyir "who (pl.)"
Additional forms :Also Kolami adj. ē (rarely used); ēv which women; Parji adj. āro which; Gadba_S3 eyiṇ which man; eyir which men; ēdi which thing, animal, woman; pl. ēvi
Number in DED :5151
Proto-Kolami-Gadba :*ē̆-n-
Meaning :[interrogative base]
Kolami :ēndi entena "someone"
Naikri :eŋgel "how much"
Naiki :eŋgoṭel/eŋgoṭer, eŋgoṭe, eŋgon "how many (masc., fem., neut.)"
Parji :eŋgoṭ, eñot "how much"
Ollari Gadba :enā, ēna "which one, what"
Salur Gadba :enācōy "what"
Additional forms :Also Kolami ēri entena some people; enaŋ how; endar, endav, eniŋ how many males, females, things; enṭon, enṭor, enṭod, enṭov man, men, woman or thing, women or things like what; Naikri enjep how long (time); enṭa what sort of (3sg. masc. enṭan what sort of man); enaŋ how; endhar, enniŋg how many males, things; Naiki enjo when, which day; Ollari enādale something; enādiŋ what for, why; eŋger how many; ēnet how much; Salur engurtul how many (personal pl.); engil id. (non-personal pl.); enētiŋ how much; enādi why; Gadba_S3 enādun why
Additional forms :Also Naiki ēndup-/ēndp-, Parji ētip- (ētit-) to make to dance; Parji enk- to play; enkip- (enkit-) to make to play; Ollari ēndiŋ, ēndonḍi a dance; endk- to play; endikp- (endikt-) to make to play
