Кота:ār- (āry-) "to become cool (liquid or solid), (dew) dries, (wound) heals"
Тода:ōr_- (ōr_y-) "(hot water) cools, become dry by heating (e. g. cloth, head, body)"
Дополнительные формы:Also Kota ārc- (ārc-) to make (liquid) cool, make to dry in heat; āt- (āty-) to expose to fire to remove pollution (e.g. wet clothes or meat which might damage child in house, jewelry removed from corpse); arv- (art-) (water) is wanted; nīr arp thirst; arp āṛ- (āṛy-), arp ēgūṛ- (ēgūc-) to take a rest; Toda ōt_- (ōt_y-) to dry in heat (tr.); āɫ- (āt_-) (stream) goes dry, (pool, puddle) dries up; ar_t- (first stem does not occur) to be thirsty; ar_p a rest; ar_p oḍg- (oḍgy-) to take a rest; ar_n (obl. ar_n-) dry dung; ? ar_- (ar_ɵ-) to be fatigued; ōr- (ōry-) (dispute) is settled; ōrc- (ōrč-) to settle (dispute) (?< Badaga); ōr_c- (ōr_č-) to reopen settled dispute because the settlement was unjust (i. e. alleviate, etc.)
Комментарии:Also reconstructed is deriv. *ār_-ǝv- 'thirst; fatigue'. Toda āɫ- hardly belongs here at all, while the r-forms are most certainly borrowings from an SDR dialect where *r_ > r.
Дополнительные формы:Also Kota ar vat sixty; ār nūr 600; ar vāṇy six pāṇy measures; Toda pār_ sixteen; ar_oɵ sixty; ōr_ nūr_ 600; ar_ xwāw six kwāx measures
Дополнительные формы:Also Kota āḷ-ār (obl. āḷ-āṭ-) way, distance; ār āṛ- (āc-) to settle upon a course of action; Toda ōɫ̣ ār_ (obl. ōɫ̣ āt_-) path; tɨr_ ār_ (obl. āt_-) open space between front of enclosing wall and entrance of house; pōs_ ār_ (obl. āt_-) entrance, doorway; -ār_ by way of, through; around, all over; up to (a time), until
Комментарии:The retroflex consonant in the Kota oblique stem is due to assimilation.
Кота:ār- (only in negative, following S2 -uḷ) "not to be willing to do so-and-so (Su. 1971, p. 342); (only in negative, following S1 -l) cannot do so-and-so"
Тода:ōxar_e- "you will not be (said to be Badaga; -ar_- belongs here)"
Комментарии:In Kota *āvaḷǐ > *āvalǐ (weaking of retroflex articulation in a long word?) > *āvaj. Toda ōpüɫ̣y- = Koḍ. āvali-c-; inlaut -ü- < *-a- under the influence of both labialized ō and front ǐ, but -p- is rather mysterious (by all means -f- should be expected in this position).
