Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *āl-

Meaning : to hear, listen or attend to, give ear to

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ālakincu

Dialectal forms (1) : ālincu

Number in DED : 383

Proto-Telugu : *āl-

Meaning : woman, wife

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ālu

Inscriptional Telugu : āḷu (pl. āṇḍru)

Additional forms : Also [1] ā̃ṭadi, [2] ā̃ḍadi, [3] ā̃ḍudi woman; ā̃ḍaŋgulu females, women; ā̃ḍaŋgi a man of womanish character and ways; ā̃ḍu womanishness

Number in DED : 400

Proto-Telugu : *āli-

Meaning : cockleshell

Telugu : ālicippa

Number in DED : 385

Proto-Telugu : *āḷ-ug-

Meaning : an animal resembling an armadillo

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : āḷuga

Dialectal forms (1) : āḷuva

Dialectal forms (2) : āluga (B)

Dialectal forms (3) : āluva (B)

Dialectal forms (4) : ālava (B)

Number in DED : 2401

Proto-Telugu : *āmdam-

Meaning : castor-oil plant

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : āmudamu

Number in DED : 360

Proto-Telugu : *ān-

Meaning : to put on, wear

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ānu

Number in DED : 369

Proto-Telugu : *ān-

Meaning : to lean, recline, be a support, lean or recline on

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ānu

Additional forms : Also ānincu to place or lay so as to lean against, lean (tr.), support; ānika support, prop, strength

Number in DED : 408

Proto-Telugu : *ān-c-

Meaning : (SAN) to seize, take away

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ā̃ci-konu

Additional forms : Also (Saŋk.) nā̃cu to snatch, seize, usurp; nā̃ci-kōlu usurpation

Number in DED : 409

Proto-Telugu : *āṇ-i

Meaning : spherical, round, globular (applied to pearls)

Telugu : āṇi

Number in DED : 398

Proto-Telugu : *ānVg-

Meaning : the creeper Cucurbita lagenaria, the bottle-gourd creeper

Telugu : ānugamu

Dialectal forms (1) : ānugu

Dialectal forms (2) : ānapakāya

Additional forms : Also (VPK) [1] ānaga, [2] ānuga, [3] ānigem, [4] āngem, [5] āngepukāya, [6] ānaba = ānugamu

Number in DED : 351

Proto-Telugu : *āŋ-

Meaning : order, command, prevention, custody

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ā̃ka

Additional forms : Also ā̃kaṭṭu to check, prevent; ā̃gu to stop, stay, be suppressed or stopped, refrain; prevent, stop, prohibit, (B also) keep, tend, guard, gather as a flock; ā̃gincu to check, hinder; ā̃cu to check, hinder, prevent, subdue, keep under control; ā̃pu to hold back, restrain, stop, prevent; n. stoppage, cessation; aŋkili obstacle, impediment

Number in DED : 340

Proto-Telugu : *ār-

Meaning : to cry aloud, shout, roar

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ārcu

Dialectal forms (1) : ārucu

Additional forms : Also ārpu a cry; ārbhaṭamu, ārbhaṭi cry, roar, yell, uproar

Number in DED : 367

Proto-Telugu : *ār-

Meaning : to become full, be satisfied

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : āru

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : āra- "fully, thoroughly"

Additional forms : Also ? ānu to eat, drink

Number in DED : 368

Proto-Telugu : *ār-

Meaning : Bauhinia spicata

Telugu : āre

Number in DED : 372

Proto-Telugu : *ār-aj-

Meaning : to think, consider, search, examine, inquire into, know, see, observe

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ārayu

Dialectal forms (1) : arayu

Additional forms : Also arayika thinking, considering, knowing, understanding; (K) rācu to investigate, inquire; ārekũḍu a watchman

Number in DED : 377

Proto-Telugu : *ārāṭ-

Meaning : grief, sorrow

Telugu : ārā̆ṭamu

Additional forms : Also ārā̆ṭincu to grieve

Number in DED : 402

Proto-Telugu : *ārik-

Meaning : Panicum scrobiculatum

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : āruka

Dialectal forms (1) : āruga

Dialectal forms (2) : ārike

Dialectal forms (3) : āriga

Additional forms : Also āḷḷu (pl.) id.

Number in DED : 379

Proto-Telugu : *ārV-donḍ-

Meaning : Capparis horrida, (B also) Capparis zeylanica

Telugu : ārudoṇḍa

Dialectal forms (1) : āredoṇḍa (B)

Dialectal forms (2) : ādoṇḍa

Dialectal forms (3) : āradoṇḍa (VPK)

Additional forms : Also (B) doṇḍa Capparis

Number in DED : 3500

Proto-Telugu : *ār_-

Meaning : to be extinguished, cool, be cooled, be calmed or pacified, be alleviated, abated, or assuaged, dry, become dry, heal or be cured (as a wound)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ār_u

Additional forms : Also [1] ār_ucu, [2] ārcu, [3] ārucu, [4] ār_upu, [5] ārpu to cool (tr.), pacify, appease, extinguish, dry (tr.)

Number in DED : 404

Proto-Telugu : *ār_-

Meaning : six

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ār_u

Additional forms : Also [1] ār_uguru, [2] ār_uvuru six persons; [1] ar_u-vadi, [2] aruvai, [3] aravai sixty; ar_uvaṇḍru sixty persons

Number in DED : 2485