Additional forms :Also Kui roanju, (K) ro'onji one man; ronḍe, (K) ronḍi one woman or thing (adj. following n.); rohe together, together with, jointly; roko on one side; Kuwi_F rō'osi one man; rondi'e one woman; Kuwi_S roosi one man; rondi one woman or thing; Kuwi_Su ro'esi one man; Kuwi_F rōhe'e together, all at once
Number in DED :990
Proto-Kui-Kuwi :*ṛond-
Meaning :to slip through
Kui :ṛonda (ṛondi-)
Additional forms :Also Kui pl. action ṛotka.
Number in DED :3714
Proto-Kui-Kuwi :*ros-
Meaning :to put, place
Kui :rohpa (roht-) "to put, place, put by, store"
Kuwi (Fitzgerald) :rōssali (rōst-) "to put in"
Kuwi (Schulze) :roh'- "to put"
Kuwi (Mahanti) :ros- "to put"
Kuwi (Israel) :roh- (-t-) "to put into (a tin, cupboard, etc.)"
Additional forms :Also Kuwi_S rōh'nai, rōspinai to preserve
Number in DED :5176
Proto-Kui-Kuwi :*rōʔ-[ni]
Meaning :day before yesterday
Kui :roōsi, rōsi "day before yesterday, the other day, some days ago"
Kuwi (Fitzgerald) :rō'ni
Kuwi (Schulze) :rō'oni
Sunkarametta Kuwi :ro'ni
Tekriya Kuwi :ro'la
Kuwi (Israel) :roʔoni
Notes :The word is probably derived from *ro- 'one'.
Number in DED :5175
Proto-Kui-Kuwi :*ṛōc-
Meaning :to scrape, draw one surface over another, play a violin
Kui :ṛōsa (ṛōsi-)
Additional forms :Also Kui pl. action ṛōska (ṛōski-)
Notes :The root is similar to *ṛūc-, but cannot be regarded as a variant.
Kui :ṛupka (< ṛuk-p-; ṛukt-) "to thrust in between, fit in something between two surfaces, twist something into a cloth, insert"
Kuwi (Fitzgerald) :rūgali "to hide oneself"
Kuwi (Schulze) :lugnai "to hide oneself"
Sunkarametta Kuwi :ṛug- (-it-) "to hide (intr.)"
Kuwi (Israel) :ṛug- (-it-) "to hide (intr.)"
Additional forms :Also Kui rūḍa (rūḍi-) to crawl under, creep under or through; ṛonda (ṛondi-) to slip through; pl. action ṛotka (ṛotki-); Kuwi_Su, Kuwi_Isr ṛuk- (-h-) to hide (tr.); Kuwi_F rūga secretly; rūkhali to hide (tr.)
Additional forms :Also Kui ūṛa (ūṛi-) to dig with snout, root up; Kuwi_S lū'nai to nuzzle (of a pig); Kuwi_BB, Kuwi_Isr ruki ploughing bullock, bullock
Notes :Kui ūṛa probably speaks in favour of an original monosyllabic base, but if it is so, the conditions of selection of both variants are unclear.