Proto-South Dravidian : *tjī-
Meaning : to burn
Tamil : tī (-v-, -nt-), tīy (-v-, -nt-)
Tamil meaning : to be burnt, charred, blighted
Tamil derivates : (-pp-, -tt-) to allow food to be charred in cooking, dry up (water), cause to wither; n. fire, lamp, heat, anger; tīyal, tīcal that which is burnt in cooking; tīppi fire; tīppu scorching, blackening by fire
Malayalam : tī
Malayalam meaning : fire
Kannada : tī
Kannada meaning : to burn, scorch, singe, parch; n. fire
Kannada derivates : sī to be scorched, burnt, singed, parched; n. state of being scorched, burnt; sīkari state of being scorched; sīku that which is burnt, scorched
Tulu : cīñcuni
Tulu meaning : to be scorched, burnt
Tulu derivates : cīntuni to burn (intr.), roast as a fruit; tū, sū fire; fiery
Number in DED : 3266
