[DEDR 1135]
PDr.
- *kaṭ-V- be bitter, pungent
Tamil
- kaṭu (-pp-, -tt-) to throb and pain (as from sting, venomous bite, prick, toothache), ache (as from rheumatism, colic, dysentery, the leg from walking, head from carrying load, arm from writing), be too highly seasoned, pungent, be angry, indignant, wroth, move swiftly; n. bitterness, pungency, poison, astringency; severe, cruel, harsh, extreme
- kaṭukkam speed
- kaṭukkeṉal being hasty, passionate, peppery
- kaṭukaṭu (-pp-, -tt-) to throb (as from the sting of a scorpion), be too highly seasoned, show signs of anger (as by sour looks, harsh words)
- kaṭukaṭuppu throbbing pain, excessive seasoning, sign of hot temper
- kaṭukam pungency
- kaṭuku (kaṭuki-) to move fast, blow hard as wind, increase
- kaṭutt-ēṟu wasp, hornet
- kaṭuppu throbbing pain, aching, wrath, speed
- kaṭumai severity, harshness, ferocity, anger, heat, speed
- kaṭi speed, swiftness, sharpness, keenness, pungency
- kaṭicu asperity
- kaṭai (-v-, -nt-) to increase, as the passion of love
- kaṭuku
Malayalam
- kaṭu pungent, extreme, excessive, fierce, impetuous
- kaṭukuka to hasten
- kaṭukam pungent
- kaṭukka to grow hard, sharp, worse (as pain)
- kaṭuppam pungency, harshness, bravery, strength of toddy, vinegar, etc
- kaṭuma pungency, harshness, bravery, strength of toddy, vinegar, etc
- kaṭuppu austerity
- kaṭukaṭuppu austerity
- kaṭi extreme, sharp
- kaṭayuka to pain
Malayalam-Tiyya
Kannada
- kaḍu intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, swiftness, abundance, greatness; greatly, swiftly
- kaṭṭa intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, swiftness, abundance, greatness; greatly, swiftly
- kaṭṭu intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, swiftness, abundance, greatness; greatly, swiftly
- kaḍi intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, swiftness, abundance, greatness; greatly, swiftly
- kaḍadu intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, swiftness, abundance, greatness; greatly, swiftly
- kaḍidu intensity, vehemence, impetuosity, swiftness, abundance, greatness; greatly, swiftly
- kaḍupu force, vehemence, severity
- kaḍipu force, vehemence, severity
- kaḍuhu force, vehemence, severity
- kaḍume force, vehemence, severity
Kodagu
Tulu
- kaḍu pungency, severity, excess; pungent, extreme, severe
- kaḍdů severity, rigour, harshness
- kaḍpu excessive, beyond limit
- kaḍuve hero, courageous man, clever man
- kaḍůme pride, vanity, ostentation
Telugu
- kaḍu much, great, exceeding
- kaḍĩdi id., difficult, hard
- kaḍimi valour, bravery; increase
- kaṭṭĩḍi a cruel, merciless, hard-hearted, or unfeeling man
- kaṭṭ-aluka great displeasure or anger.
Konda
Kui
- kaṭi nōmeri a severe fever
- kaṭru kāu a species of fruit or berry with a pungent taste
- kṛō pungent
- kṛō inba to have a pungent smell.
Kuwi
Koya
- kaṭi severe (of pain) (Voc. 466).
Kolami
Naikri
Gadaba-Sunkar
Kurux
- xaṛxā bitter, pungent, highly salted, harsh (fig.), changed to bitterness (of feelings)
- xaṛxnā to affect the palate unpleasantly (as things salted or spiced to excess), be uttered harshly
- xaṛxō bile in its vesicle
Malto
- qaṛqe bitter
- qáṭare to throb with pain
Brahui
- xarēn bitter (or with 1466 Ta.kār)
Old Indo-Aryan
- kaṭu- pungent (taste or smell), sharp, fierce, impetuous. DED(S, N) 952
- kaṭuka- pungent (taste or smell), sharp, fierce, impetuous. DED(S, N) 952
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