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Proto-South Dravidian : *ǯig-
Meaning : thick, sticky
Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology
Tamil : cikkan_avu
Tamil meaning : hardness, firmness
Kannada : jigaṭu, jigaṭe, jibaṭu
Kannada meaning : stickiness, gumminess, gum, birdlime
Kannada derivates : jigi, jibi thickness, viscidity, glutinousness, gum; cigil, jigil to be sticky, gummy, viscid, glutinous, adhesive, adhere, stick fast; jibbu stickiness, sap that issues from the stalk of the mango after it is cut from the tree; cikaṇi hard, substantial, thick, rich, fat
Number in DED : 2488
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Dravidian etymology :

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Proto-Dravidian : *ǯig-
Meaning : thick, sticky, viscid, gum
Nostratic etymology: Nostratic etymology
Proto-South Dravidian: *ǯig-
Proto-Telugu : *ǯig-
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Telugu etymology :

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Proto-Telugu : *ǯig-
Meaning : gum, paste, slime, birdlime, stickiness, gumminess, viscosity
Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology
Telugu : jigaṭa
Additional forms : Also jigi viscidity, glutiousness; jiguru gum, birdlime; [1] cikkã-baḍu, [2] cikka-vaḍu to become thick or inspissated; cikkana thickness as of a liquid, density, closeness of texture, etc.; adj. cikkani
Number in DED : 2488
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Nostratic etymology :

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Eurasiatic: *[s]iKV
Meaning: thick, congeal
Uralic: *śikV (but cf. PA *sĭ̀gó 'thick growth'?)
Dravidian: *ǯig-
Comments: Consonants unclear, perhaps because of root confusion.
References: ND 478 *ĉ̣iḲV 'tight, narrow, dense' (partially also 2192 *ŝiḲU 'to get cold, cool' - same Ural. in both cases; Alt. *ši̯ogo 'cold' and SSem. *šḳḳ- hardly belong here). ND 478 compares SH *ṣ̂Vḳ- 'narrow, tight'; but if the original meaning was 'thick, congeal' cf. NC *č̣Hɨ̆xq̇wẮ 'resin'?). Cf. *sVḳV.
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Uralic etymology :

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Number: 1610
Proto: *śikV
> Nostratic: > Nostratic
English meaning: dense, fast
German meaning: dicht, fest
Finnish: sikeä 'tief, fest'
Mordovian: śejed́e, śäjid́ä (E), śid́ä (M) 'dicht, häufig'
Udmurt (Votyak): (śik 'dichter Wald; Gebüsch' - rejected by Redei)
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