Tamil meaning :to smear as sandal paste, rub, apply to (as a flower to the skin), throw or scatter as on one's body
Tamil derivates :(-pp-, -tt-) to rub, besmear; beat; tuvar (-v-, -nt-; -pp-, -tt-) to smear
Kannada :timir
Kannada meaning :to rub and clean the skin
Kannada derivates :tiguru to rub, annoy, rub on as an unguent; tiguru, timir, tivir an unguent, perfume; temar to rub, rub out, destroy; tevaru to rub, tease, thwart
Number in DED :3234
Proto-South Dravidian :*Tim-ir-
Meaning :numbness
Tamil :timir
Tamil meaning :numbness, stiffness from cold, dullness, sluggishness, anaesthesia
Tamil derivates :(-pp-, -tt-) to be numbed as a limb, be paralysed, be stupified; timircci, timirppu numbness, etc.; timiran_ dull, slow, inactive person
Tamil derivates :tiṇṭi size, bulk; tiṇṭu stoutness, thickness; tiṇam, tiṇṇam certainty, vigour, strength, solidity, robustness, power, tightness; tiṇṇan_ strong, robust, powerful man; tiṇṇimai firmness of mind; tiṇṇiyan_ strong man, brave man; tiṇmai strength, power, robustness, hardness, compactness, firmness, truth, certainty, constancy, heaviness, bulkiness; tiṇar (-pp-, -tt-) to form a thick layer, be crowded, dense, close; n. denseness, thickness (as of a cloud); tiṇi (-v-, -nt-) to be crowded, dense, close; (-pp-, -tt-) to cram, stuff; n. solidity; tiṇippu strength; tiṇimpu denseness; tiṇiyan_ fat man, clumsy beast or thing; tiṇivu hardness, denseness; tiṇukkam closeness, compactness, solidity; tiṇuŋku (tiṇuŋki-) to become close, dense, thick, crowded; tiṭpam solidity, strength, firmness of mind
Malayalam :tiṇ
Malayalam meaning :firm, strong, solid
Malayalam derivates :tiṇṇam strength; stiff, tight; tiṇma solidity; tiṇar swelling; tiṇarkka to swell, rise as the skin from a blow; tiṇṭikka (the edges of a wound) become swollen; tiŋŋuka to be thronged, crowded, tight; tikkuka to press, throng; tikkal pressing, thronging
Kannada :tiṇi
Kannada meaning :to be united or mixed together, be crowded or closely packed, be full or filled
Kannada derivates :tiṇuku, tiṇaku, tiṇiku to use pressure or strain as in childbirth or in easing nature, press, make violent efforts, undergo trouble; tiṇṇa, tiṇpu thickness, stoutness, greatness, weight, gravity, excess; diṇḍu thickness, stoutness, strength, pride; tintiṇi mass, crowd, multitude; tintiṇisu to be crowded
Tulu :diṇḍụ
Tulu meaning :stout, strong
Tulu derivates :diṇḍa proud, mischievous, impudent; diṇḍe a strong, stout man, a mischievous fellow; diṇṇa, duṇṇa heaviness; heavy
Tamil meaning :to eat, chew, bite, gnash, eat away (as white ants), destroy, ruin, cause irritating sensation (as in the skin)
Tamil derivates :tin_r_i, tiṇṭi eatables; tin_n_i glutton, one who eats indiscriminately in all places; tin_avu itching sensation, eczema, psoriasis; tir_r_i eatables that must be masticated before being swallowed, meat; tīr_r_u (tīr_r_i-) to feed by small mouthfuls; tīn_ food, victuals; tīn_an_ glutton; tīn_i light refreshment, food for animals, rich food
Malayalam :tinnuka
Malayalam meaning :to eat anything besides rice, eat
Malayalam derivates :tinni, tīni an eater, glutton; tīn any food besides rice, a meal; tīr_r_uka to cause to eat, feed, make food of something, cram, force down; (Tiyya) tīr_r_a food
Kannada :tin, tinu, tinnu (tind-)
Kannada meaning :to eat, esp. things which must be bitten, as flesh, bread, cakes, fruits, grass
Kannada derivates :tinasu, tinisu, tinnisu to cause to eat, feed; tinasu, tinasa, tinisu, tiṇḍi food; tini, tinni eating, an eater; tinna that which in eating is left, orts; tinnāḷi, tīnāḷi glutton; tīni food, eating; tīr_ to take mouthfuls, devour; tin, tinasu, tinisu, tenasu, tiṇḍi irritation in the skin, the itch; tīṭe itching, irritation, itching desire, lust, lasciviousness
Kodagu :tinn- (timb-, tind-)
Kodagu meaning :to eat (not a meal)
Kodagu derivates :tīt- (tīti-) to feed by hand; tindi food (except rice)
Tulu :tinpini
Tulu meaning :to eat, consume, destroy
Tulu derivates :tinpāvuni to feed, nurse; tinpele, timbele glutton; tindruni to eat all, guzzle; tīnụ, tīni food, meal, diet, a glutton; tinasụ, tenasụ food, feeding
