Tamil meaning :to disagree, hate, be inimical, compete; n. enmity, hatred, battle, war
Tamil derivates :ikalan_ warrior, jackal; ikaliyār enemies; ikalōn_ enemy; ical (icali-) to be in disagreement with one another, wrangle; icali quarrelsome woman; iyal (iyalv-, iyan_r_-; iyali-) to compete, wager; n. rivalry, competition
Malayalam :ikaluka
Malayalam meaning :to hate, reject, vie, compete
Malayalam derivates :ikal fight; iśal resistance
Number in DED :0413
Proto-South Dravidian :*igaṇ-
Meaning :a k. of tree
Tamil :ikaṇai
Tamil meaning :a kind of tree
Malayalam :ikaṇa(m)
Malayalam meaning :a kind of tree
Number in DED :0412
Proto-South Dravidian :*igaẓ-
Meaning :to slight, despise
Tamil :ikaẓ (-v-, -nt-)
Tamil meaning :to slight, despise; be careless, negligent; forget; n. contempt, reproach
Tamil derivates :ikaẓcci disparagement, negligence; dislike; ikaẓvu contempt, scorn
Malayalam :ikaẓuka
Malayalam meaning :to despise, blame, condemn
Number in DED :0414
Proto-South Dravidian :*iguḷ-
Meaning :woman's confidante
Tamil :ikuḷai
Tamil meaning :woman's confidante; kindred, friendship
Tamil meaning :to be possible, befall, be associated with; accept, agree to, approach, resemble; n. fitness, good conduct, likeness, nature, quality
Tamil derivates :iyalpu nature, proper behaviour, goodness, propriety; iyalvu nature, means of attaining; iyar_r_u (iyar_r_i-) to do, effect, cause to act, control the movements of, create, compose; iyar_r_i, iyar_r_al effort; iyar_kai nature, custom; iyai (-v-, -nt-) to be agreeable, agree, harmonize, resemble; (-pp-, -tt-) to join, connect, adapt; iyaipu union, harmony, appropriateness; iyaivu union, joining together; icai (-v-, -nt-) to fit in (as one plank with another), harmonize, consent, agree; (-pp-, -tt-) to bind, resemble; n. union, harmony; icaippu combination, joining so as to fit in, joint; icaivu agreement, consent, suitability
Malayalam :iyaluka
Malayalam meaning :to agree, go fairly, be proper
Malayalam derivates :iyal what is proper; nature, condition; strength, power; iyar_r_uka to cause, induce; ikar_r_uka to cause, effect; iyappu joint, joining together; iyayuka to be agreeable, harmonise; iyaykkuka to join (tr.); iśayuka to agree, join together; iśaykkuka to join (tr.); iśal style, what is proper
Kannada :īlu
Kannada meaning :attachment, as that of animals to men, of children to parents
Kannada derivates :esagu to engage in, undertake, commence, do, make, perform; (PBh.) esaka action, deed, work
Tulu :iyaruni, iyavuni
Tulu meaning :to be sufficient
Number in DED :0471
Proto-South Dravidian :*iK-
Meaning :to give
Tamil :iku (-pp-, -tt-), (PR) ikai (-pp-, -tt-)
Tamil meaning :to give
Kannada :ikku
Kannada meaning :to give (as money, alms, a name, medicine)
Tamil derivates :illai it is not (in Old Tamil with a complete neg. paradigm), no; illāmai absence, non-existence, poverty, want; illātavan_ one utterly destitute; illān_ poor man; ill-en_al death, negating existence; ilam, ilampai poverty; ili one who is without (at end of cpd.); in_mai total negation of existence, poverty; in_r_iya that which is not
Malayalam :illa
Malayalam meaning :does not exist, there is not; no, not
Malayalam derivates :adj. illā; illāyma not existence, poverty, want
Kannada :illa, illaṃ, illavu
Kannada meaning :is or are not; no, not
Kannada derivates :ila a man who has not, a place that is free from; illade (gerund) not being; illada adj. not being; illave state of not being
Kodagu :ille
Kodagu meaning :be not (for all persons and numbers)
Tamil meaning :to grow weary, be fatigued, get exhausted, become worn out, be emaciated, fail before a foe, lag behind a rival, become impoverished, reach the stage of diminishing returns (as land), grow weak and lacking in fruitfulness (as trees), fade or lose vigour (as a plant)
Tamil derivates :iḷaittavan_ poor man, weak man; iḷaippu weariness, fatigue, lassitude, affliction, distress; iḷakkam weariness, faintness; iḷaku (iḷaki-) to grow weary, become tired, fade away (euphemism = die), perish; eḷi (-v-, -nt-) to become feeble, low-spirited; ? ciḷai (-pp-, -tt-) to be wearied, tired
Malayalam :iḷaccal
Malayalam meaning :weariness
Malayalam derivates :iḷappu id., lassitude; iḷaykkuka to be fatigued, get exhausted, grow lean; īḷikkuka to be emaciated, grow lean or thin; (Tiyya) iḷusan a loafer
Kannada :iḷidu
Kannada meaning :the state of wasting away, diminishing, decay
Tamil derivates :iḷa-nīr tender coconut milk, tender coconut; iḷai youth, tender age; iḷaimai youth; iḷaicci younger sister; iḷaiñan_ younger brother, lad, young man; iḷaitu that which is young and not fully developed; iḷaiyar youths, young men, servants; iḷaiyavar, iḷaiyār young women; iḷaiyavan_ younger person, lad, youth, younger brother; iḷaiyan_, iḷaiyān_, iḷaiyōn_ younger brother; iḷaku (iḷaki-) to sprout afresh, send forth tender shoots; iḷacu that which is young or tender; iḷantai youth, tender years; iḷamai childhood, youth, tenderness, immaturity of knowledge and intellect, amorousness; iḷaval younger brother, lad, son
Malayalam :iḷa
Malayalam meaning :tender, young, weak
Malayalam derivates :iḷa-nīr unripe coconut; iḷappam state of being young, juvenility, tenderness; iḷama youth, tender age, junior rāja; iḷayavan young, younger
Kannada :eḷ, eḷa, eḷe
Kannada meaning :tenderness, youth, weakness, moderation
Kannada derivates :eḷa-nīr water of an unripe coconut; eḷaku young age; eḷatu, eḷadu, eḷedu that is tender, young; eḷetana tenderness, youth
Kodagu :ëḷeë
Kodagu meaning :youth
Tulu :eḷatụ, eḷe
Tulu meaning :tender, green, not fully grown
Tulu derivates :lattụ young, tender, unripe, green, imperfect; ellyāye a youth, junior, minor; lambu tender; lambè a tender fruit
Tamil derivates :iḷakku (iḷakki-) to shake (tr.)
Malayalam :iḷakuka
Malayalam meaning :to move, shake, fluctuate
Malayalam derivates :iḷakkuka to move (tr.), shake, stir, disturb, interrupt; stir (intr.); iḷakkikka to get into motion, set on (e. g. a dog); iḷakkam shaking, fluctuation, irresolution
Kannada :eḷadu, eḷidu
Kannada meaning :moving about, unsteadiness, fickleness
Kannada derivates :(Hav.) eḷagu to be excited
Kodagu :ëḷ- (ëḷi-)
Kodagu meaning :to leave one's position, leave abruptly, be removed from one's position
Kodagu derivates :ëḷak- (ëḷaki-) to make to leave a position, uproot, (god) possesses (man who devil-dances); ëḷaka uprooting from position, violent, shaking (as when possessed by a god)
Tulu :lakkuni
Tulu meaning :to rise, get up, depart, start
Tulu derivates :lakkāvuni to lift, raise, wake, rouse, steal
Tamil meaning :to become relaxed (as a bowstring), get loose (as screws), become pliable (as melted iron), get reduced in hardness owing to moisture, grow soft, liquefy, lessen in intensity or severity (as wind, rain, sunshine, fever), become tender, mild, yielding, placable
Tamil derivates :iḷakku (iḷakki-) to slacken (tr.), relax (as a spring), loosen (as a rope), moisten (as the throat with liquid), relieve (as the bowels by cathartics), cause to relent, make less firm (as a peg driven into the ground); iḷakkam laxity, relaxation, tenderness, leniency; iḷakkari (-pp-, -tt-) to relax; iḷakkāram laxity, relaxation, indulgence; (Tinn.) eḷa loose
Malayalam :iḷekkuka
Malayalam meaning :to slacken, subside, abate; remit, make to rest
Tamil meaning :red-flowered silk-cotton tree, Bombax malabaricum
Malayalam :ilavam, ilavu
Malayalam meaning :silk-cotton tree, Bombax pentandra
Kannada :elava
Kannada meaning :the seemul or silk-cotton tree, B. heptaphyllum Roxb.
Tulu :āla
Tulu meaning :silk-cotton tree (?)
Number in DED :0495
Proto-South Dravidian :*iḷ-i-
Meaning :to laugh, grin
Tamil :iḷi (-v-, -nt-)
Tamil meaning :to become low-spirited because of being ridiculed by others
Tamil derivates :(-pp-, -tt-) to laugh, scorn, ridicule, disgrace, grin, show the teeth (as in cringing or in craving servilely); n. laughter, derisive laughter, disgrace, contempt, scorn, defect; iḷivu ridicule, disgrace, disgust; ? ici (-pp-, -tt-) to laugh; n. laughter; icippu laughter
Malayalam :iḷi
Malayalam meaning :contemptuous grin
Malayalam derivates :iḷika to fret, as children; iḷikka to grin (as dogs, monkeys), show the teeth; iḷiccal grinning, bashfulness; iḷippu grinning, neighing, nonsensical talk
