Telugu etymology : List with all references

Proto-Telugu : *pad-ar_-

Meaning : to be overhasty or precipitate, be angry, move, be shaken; n. a hasty word

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : padaru

Dialectal forms (1) : paduru

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : padar_u, padur(u)cu, padrucu

Additional forms : Also [1] padaṭamu, [2] padaṭu precipitation, hurry

Number in DED : 3910

Proto-Dravidian : *padar_-

Meaning : to hurry; to prattle

Proto-South Dravidian: *padar_-

Proto-Telugu : *pad-ar_-

Proto-North Dravidian : *pad(r)-

Proto-South Dravidian : *padar_-

Meaning : hurry; to hurry

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Tamil : patar_u (patar_i-)

Tamil meaning : to be flurried, confused, be impatient, overhasty, hurry

Tamil derivates : patar_r_am rashness, hurry; pataṭṭam trembling, agitation; patai (-pp-, -tt-) to throb (as in sympathy), flutter, quiver, be in agony, shake, be anxious; pata-pat-en_al expr. signifying the trembling of the heart

Malayalam : patar_uka

Malayalam meaning : to be precipitate, over-hasty, be confused

Malayalam derivates : patar_ikka to cause confusion; pata boiling, throbbing, foam, froth; patekka to palpitate, boil up; agitate; patappu throbbing; patapata boiling hot, effervescing; patupata bubbling up

Kannada : padar_u

Kannada meaning : to be overhasty, speak unadvisedly, talk nonsense

Kannada derivates : pade to desire, wish, be eager; padap(p)u eagerness, zeal, pleasurable excitement

Number in DED : 3910

Proto-North-Dravidian : *pad(r)-

Meaning : to prattle

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Malto : padrare, padkare

Number in DED : 3910

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