1. dravidian - Noun
2. dravidian - Adjective
3. Dravidian - Proper noun
Of or pertaining to the Dravida.
Source: Webster's dictionary...enjoyed Dravidian transports. Anthony Burgess
When Dravidanadu was a victim to Aryan deceit, Thirukkural was written by a great Dravidian Thiruvalluvar to free the Dravidians. Periyar E. V. Ramasamy
A notable example of a word in worldwide use with Dravidian (not specifically Tamil) etymology is orange, via Sanskrit nāraṅga from a Dravidian predecessor of Tamil nartankāy "fragrant fruit". Source: Internet
Based on this evidence he goes on to suggest that the language used in the Indus Valley was of Dravidian origin. Source: Internet
A strong underlying layer of Dravidian population and culture survives in Maldivian society, with a clear Dravidian-Malayalam substratum in the language, which also appears in place names, kinship terms, poetry, dance, and religious beliefs. Source: Internet
Etymology The English word cash is rooted from the Tamil / Malayalam (Two South Indian Dravidian Languages) word 'kas' meaning money. Source: Internet