Dravidian etymology : List with all references

Proto-South Dravidian : *tuḷ-

Meaning : to leap, frisk

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Tamil : tuḷḷu (tuḷḷi-)

Tamil meaning : to leap, frisk, spring up, jump up, be restive, trip along in a frolicsome manner, be haughty, arrogant, lead a happy-go-lucky life, tremble, quiver; n. leap, jump, spring, arrogance

Tamil derivates : tuḷḷal frisking, leaping, dance, dancing, dancer

Malayalam : tuḷḷuka

Malayalam meaning : to frisk, jump, leap

Malayalam derivates : tuḷḷal jumping, tremor as of ague, demoniac possession; tuḷḷikka to cause to jump; tuḷḷan grasshopper; devil-dancer

Kannada : tuḷḷu

Kannada meaning : to roll, frisk, jump, leap

Kodagu : tuḷḷ- (tuḷḷi-)

Kodagu meaning : to make small jumps

Tulu : tuḷḷuni, tulluni

Tulu meaning : to roll, turn, leap, jump

Tulu derivates : tuḷḷelụ a marriage amongst Pariahs

Number in DED : 3364

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Telugu etymology :

Proto-Telugu : *t(r)uḷḷ-

Meaning : to jump, leap, spring, caper, be arrogant or conceited; n. jump, leap, spring, caper; arrogance, conceit

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Telugu : tuḷḷu

Dialectal forms (1) : truḷḷu

Additional forms : Also truḷḷũbōtu an arrogant or conceited person; truḷḷinta a jump; truḷḷagincu to jump up; truḷḷaginta jumping up

Number in DED : 3364

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