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[DEDR 4654]
- PDr.
  - *maṭi-wēl- washerman
- Tamil
  - maṭi ceremonial purity, as of one who has bathed; cloth made of fibre of trees, coarse silk, cotton, etc., as ceremonially pure
- Kannada
  - maḍi cleanness, purity; a washed, clean cloth
  - maḍivā̆ḷa washerman; fem.
  - maḍivaḷḷa washerman; fem.
  - maḍivāḷi washerman; fem.
  - maḍivāḷi
  - maḍivāḷagitti
- Kodagu
  - maḍi ritual purity
  - maḍi baṭṭe clean clothes
  - maḍivāḷë washerman; fem.
  - maḍivāḷati
- Tulu
  - maḍi a newly washed cloth, bleached cloth, a garment of bark, silk or wool worn by brahmans and other high-caste people during meals or any ceremony
  - maḍḍele washerman
  - maḍyele washerman
- Telugu
  - maḍi purity, state of being unpolluted; a pure or unpolluted cloth
  - maḍũgu purity, state of being unpolluted; a pure or unpolluted cloth
  - maḍivālu washerman; fem.
  - maḍivēlu washerman; fem.
  - maḍiyālu
- Old Indo-Aryan
  - maḍḍi- a whole piece of cloth (?; B. J. Sandesara and J. P. Thaker, Lexical Studies in Jaina Sanskrit, p. 176). DED(S) 3804

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