Proto-South Dravidian : *mUr-
Meaning : to make sounds
Tamil : mural (muralv-, muran_r_-)
Tamil meaning : to make sound, cry, sing
Tamil derivates : muralal sounding, confused noise, high pitch; muralvu soft sound as of a lute; muravam noise, reverberation, drum; murar_kai, murar_ci sound, song; murar_r_u (murar_r_i-) to make sound, cry; muraḷi flute, nose-flute; muracam, muracu drum, tambour, war drum; muravu, muruṭu drum
Malayalam : muraḷuka, muruḷuka
Malayalam meaning : to hum, grunt, growl
Malayalam derivates : muraḷi flute; muracu, murajam a small drum; morampuka dogs to snarl, men to hawk
Kannada : moraḷ
Kannada meaning : to hum, grunt, growl, buzz, howl
Kannada derivates : more to hum, buzz, sound, murmur, creak, gurgle, whizz, be noisy; cause to sound; n. humming, etc.; moraha, morahu, morehu humming, etc.; mure to hum, buzz, sound or play a lute, sound as a lute does
Kodagu : moraḍ- (moraḍuv-, moraṭ-)
Kodagu meaning : to weep
Kodagu derivates : more lamentation
Tulu : muresuni, moresuni
Tulu meaning : to rumble, rattle (as thunder)
Tulu derivates : murepini, murevuni, mureluni id., creak (as shoes); muriya cry, weeping, loud noise; muriyāṭu lamentation, wailing; muriyeḍuni, mureḍuni, muriyoḍuni, moreḍuni to weep, lament, bewail; muriyeḍpini to grumble, murmur; morè cry; muriyō alas!, weeping loudly, cry of lamentation, distress, etc.; morampu a cry, roaring
Number in DED : 4973
