திரவிட மொழிகளில் தமிழின் ‘ஒன்று/ஒக்க’
990 (a) Ta. oru (before consonant), ōr (before vowel) one; ori (-pp-, -tt-) to be united in harmony; orukkam oneness, sameness; orukka for each; orukku (orukki-) to bring together; oruṅku altogether, simultaneously; (oruṅki-) to have a singleness of aim or purpose, join together; oruttaṉ, oruvaṉ a male person; fem. orutti; oruttu concentration of mind; orumi (-pp-, -tt-) to be in unison, unite; orumikka together; orumippu union, harmony, undivided attention; orumai oneness, union, singleness, loneliness, uniqueness, concentration of mind; oruvar one person (hon.); oruvu (oruvi-) to resemble, equal; orē only, one; oru-talai onesidedness; ōrmai unity; ōr-oṉṟu, ovv-oṉṟu each one, one at a time. Ma. oru, ōr one, the same; oruvan, oruttan one man; fem. oruvaḷ, orutti; orukkuka to bring together; oruma union, harmony; orumikka to join, be reconciled; ōrō, ōrōrō, ōrō˘nnu each one. Ko. or pa·ṇy one pa·ṇy measure; or kaṛm one kaṛm measure; or poṛt half of the day; o·r ak one oḷk measure; o·r a·ṛ one year; o·ra·ḷc co-wife; o ca·ry one side; o budy of one mind; orrvi· one at a time, once every day; obi· same place, together; o-tal crookedness (e.g. of mouth), deviation from straight line or perfect shape or position, one side (off the path); otalg- (otalgy-) to go on one side, avoid by going around; ? oŋg- (oŋgy-) to be a half-breed, change (intr.) magically into something else; oŋgc- (oŋgc-) to breed from two different strains, change (tr.) magically into something else. To. wï·r ak one ačok measure; wï·r o·ṛ one year; oš tal half of cloak that contains pocket, half of cloak under which one sleeps; oš teṟ one handful; o kwa·w one kwa·x measure; o nu·ṟ 100; o mun one side; o fe·s̱y one wall of pen (esp. in song). Ka. or (before consonant), ōr (before vowel) one; orage oneness, entireness; ore likeness, similarity; orme, omme one time, once, together, at the same time; orba, obba, (PBh.) orvaN one man or person; obbanu one man; obbaḷu one woman; obbar(u) some persons, one person (hon.); oggu, or̤gu to become one, unite with, meet together, agree with one's constitution (as water, climate, etc.); join (tr.); oggu, orgu, or̤gu assemblage, heap; union, harmony, intimacy; ōrage, ōrige equality, similarity, a match; ōraṇa a line, row. Koḍ. orï one (adj.); obbë one man; obba one woman; orme unity, harmony; o·r a·ṇḍï one year; o·raḍi only one helping at a meal (instead of the usual two); o·rak ëttï one pair of bullocks; o·randï, o·rabë one by one (thing, person respectively); omma once. Tu. or one (adj.); oru one, single, solitary; ori one man; single, solitary; orti one woman; ommè once; ommuta harmony, unanimity, ommēvuni to be united, be associated; oggaḍa oneness, concord; oggāpini to become one, be united; orguni. to agree (any food) with one's stomach; obbaṇṭige, obbaṇṭe a single man; adv. alone; ora once, at once; oriye, orye a single or solitary man; orportu, orpoḷtu half a day. Te. orima, orimika friendship, unanimity, harmony; orumu to be mixed or united. Go. (Y.) oror one (masc.); orone alone; (Mand.) oṛe one (masc.); (Tr.) wōṛul a certain man (Voc. 418); (Mu.) orpan, (W.) warpne at one place; (Ph.) varpane together; arpā āyānā to assemble; (Tr.) wārsanē all at once or together (Voc. 420). Konḍa oren, orenṟ-e one man; or-neṇḍ one day; orsu once; uRku uRku one each. Pe. ro, ronje one; rokan one man; ronjel one woman; roki lōk one person; roce at one time; robe at one place. Manḍ. ru, runḍi one; rukan one man; runḍel one woman. Kui ro one (adj. preceding n.); roanju, (K.) ro'onji one man; ronḍe, (K.) ronḍi one woman or thing (adj. following n.); rohe together, together with, jointly; roko on one side. Kuwi (F.) rondi, rō one; rō'osi one man; rondi'e one woman; (S.) ro one; roosi one man; rondi one woman or thing; (Su. P.) ro one; (Su.) ro'esi one man; (Isr.) roṇḍi one (non-masc.); (F.) rōhe'e together, all at once. Kur. orᵒt one man or woman; otᵒx, fem. utxī alone, lonely; orāsari equal, at the same time; ormā all; hormā, fem. hurmī id.; (Hahn) hormar, (Bleses) ormar id. (masc. pl.). Malt. ort one (adj., of persons); orte one man; orti one woman; ortge alone; ortononti one by one (persons); orme all. Br. asiṭ one (entity); asi one (adj.); asīke once. Cf. 1025 Ta. oṉpatu.(b) Ta. okka together. Ma. okka together, all; okkuka to be together. Koḍ. okka, okkace together, in one company. Te. oka one (adj.), single; okãḍu, okõḍu, okarũḍu, okaruvũḍu, okorũḍu one man, one animal or thing; okata, okati, okatuka, okate, okarita, okariti, okarite, okartu, okartuka, okarte, okota, okorita, etc., one woman; okaru some persons; okaṭi, okoṭi one thing; okaṭa, okoṭa at one and the same time, together; (nearly all Te. forms also with -kk-). Kol. okkon one man; okkod one woman or thing; ok siḍ one day. Nk. okko(n) one man; okkod one woman or thing; ok śir one day; ok maṭ once. Nk. (Ch.) okko, okkod one, okoḍa once. Pa. okur one man; okal one woman; okut, okti one thing; ok one (adj.). Ga. (Oll.) ukur one man; ukuṭ, okuṭ one woman or thing; (S.) ukkur one man; okal one woman; ukuṭ one thing. Go. (Tr.) ōkō, ōkōrē one each (Voc. 398). Kur. oŋghon once; oŋghonum at the same time, together.(c) Ta. oṇṭi that which is single, solitary or single person, one who is alone; oṭṭai one, one of a pair, odd number, singleness, uniqueness (= oṟṟai). To. waṭy single, odd (of numbers) (< Ta. oṭṭai). Ka. oṇṭi one, single, alone; oṇṭiga a single or solitary man; fem. oṇṭigitti. Tu. oṇṭi alone, single, separated; oṇṭige a single man. Te. oṇṭi state of being alone, singleness, solitariness; single, only one, alone; oṇṭari alone, one who is alone; onṭarikamu solitariness; oṇṭikã̄ḍu, oṇṭarī˜ḍu, oṇṭarikã̄ḍu man who is alone; fem. oṇṭarikatte. Go. (Mand.) unṭhal one (neut.) (Voc. 235). Kur. oṇṭā one thing.(d) Ta. oṉṟu, oṇṇu the number one; one (neut.); oṉṟu (oṉṟi-) to unite, become one, be on intimate terms with; oṉṟ-ā- to be first, coalesce, be without an equal; oṉṟi (-pp-, -tt-) to unite; n. singleness, one who is alone; oṉṟippu union, unity, harmony; oṉṟunaṉ he who is at one with a person, friend; ovvoṉṟu each one, one at a time (= ōr-oṉṟu); oṉṉu (only in neg.) to agree, be friendly; oṟṟi (-pp-, -tt-) to be united with, be odd (as numbers); oṟṟumai union, oneness, concentration of thought; oṟṟai one, one of a pair, odd number, singleness, uniqueness. Ma. onnu one (neut.); onn-āka to be united; onnuka to be united, become one; onnalan an enemy; onnikka to join, unite, agree; oṟṟa one, single, odd. Ko. oḏ one; pan onḏ, panḏ eleven; oj one thing alone; ond- (ondy-) (things) grow together, (persons) are reconciled; intimacy arises; ot- (oty-) to be friendly. To. wïḏ (obl. wïḏn-/wïn-) one; wïḏy, wïḏi· alone; wïnaṛ at the same time, together (wïḏ naṛ one step; cf. 3582); wïḏïnaṛ at once, immediately (< wïḏi· naṛ one step only); ofoḏy all, the whole (cf. Ta. ovvoṉṟu each one). Ka. ondu one thing; vb. to be one or united, be united with, be possessed of, come in connexion with; ondisu to join (tr.); ondige, ondike joining, together with. Koḍ. ondï one thing; pannandï eleven; onna·ndï one day. Tu. oñji one thing; oñjane, oñjene first; onduni to gather, accumulate (intr., tr.); ondikè, ondigè joining, uniting, coalescence; ottè single, solitary; oddika union, concord, agreement. Te. oṇḍu one thing. Go. (many dialects) undi, (Tr. W.) undī, (Ph.) unḍi, (Ko.) onḍ one (Voc. 246); (L.) uṇḍī one; uncā one or other. Konḍa unṟi one woman or thing. Kur. ōn, ōnd one whole, one full; ōndkitā at one time, once. Malt. -ond one (thing); -ononti one by one (things). DED(S, N) 834, DED 835 (Pfeiffer).