Toda :pɨg- (pɨgy-) "to bubble up, boil over, (stomach) swells or heaves with exertion"
Additional forms :Also Kota poŋg- (poŋgy-) to increase (intr.) magically in number, (water) springs forth magically, anger increases; poŋgc- (poŋgc-) to increase (tr.) magically in number
Additional forms :Also Kota poglc- (poglc-) (hand) becomes blistered from heat; Toda pɨg- (pɨgy-) (hand) gets blistered by friction; nī pɨkwɨḷy water-blister (for nī, see 3690)
Additional forms :Also Kota ? on liver-coloured stripe on spine of cattle of another colour; on(n) n. pr. bullock; fem. ony; Toda wɨn four-anna piece; gold coin (in song = pīr boṇm [see 5457])
Number in DED :4570
Proto-Nilgiri :*por
Meaning :first offerings of food to god in pabm ceremony
Kota :porṇ- (porḍ-), pōṇ- (pōṇḍ-) "to roll backwards and forwards (intr.)"
Toda :pɨ̄ḷ- (pɨ̄ḍ-) "to tumble over or down"
Additional forms :Also Kota porṭ- (porṭy-), pōṭ- (pōyṭ-) to roll backwards and forwards (tr.); porḍ, porṇḷ act of rolling backwards and forwards; perṇ- (perḍ-) to turn upside down (intr.), (person) does opposite of what he promised; perṭ- (perṭy-) to turn upside down (tr.); Toda pɨ̄ṭ- (pɨ̄ṭy-) to push over or down
Kota :por- (pot_-) "to carry or take in arms, (water) bears up (something), obey the words of"
Toda :pɨr_- (pɨt_-)
Additional forms :Also Kota porv- (port-) to endure; or- (ot_-) to carry, undertake, obey; porlār- (porlāry-) to be able to endure; per burden; Toda pɨr_f- (pɨr_t-) to endure, be patient; wɨr_- (wɨt-) to undertake, hold, carry (< Badaga); par_ a load
Additional forms :Also Kota por kay the right shoulder bare (e. g. at ceremonies); por pal teeth that grow irregularly and crooked; Toda pɨr_ nōṛ the southwestern area of the Nilgiris that is hilly/jungly; wɨr_oc fȫr nickname, name used in abuse or ridicule (< Badaga)
