Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *caṭṭ-

Meaning : rock

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : caṭṭu

Number in DED : 2308

Proto-Telugu : *caṭṭ-

Meaning : a small sack, jacket, coat

Telugu : caṭṭa

Number in DED : 2310

Proto-Telugu : *caṭṭ-am

Meaning : a frame, a plan, system, arrangement, law, regulation, rule

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : caṭṭamu

Number in DED : 2304

Proto-Telugu : *caṭṭ-i

Meaning : earthen pot with a wide mouth

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : caṭṭi

Number in DED : 2306

Proto-Telugu : *caṭṭuv-

Meaning : a sort of spoon with a shallow bowl having holes in it

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : caṭṭuvamu

Number in DED : 2309

Proto-Telugu : *cav-

Meaning : taste

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cavi

Additional forms : Also cavi-gonu to taste

Number in DED : 2396

Proto-Telugu : *cavaḍ-

Meaning : fuller's earth

Telugu : cauḍu

Additional forms : Also (B) cavaka brackishness

Number in DED : 2386

Proto-Telugu : *cavar-

Meaning : oil, any oily or unctuous substance; vb. (also carumu) to smear, daub, rub as with an oil, etc., apply

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : camuru

Inscriptional Telugu : samaru "ghee"

Additional forms : Also (B) javaru to apply, put on (medicine, etc.)

Number in DED : 2389

Proto-Telugu : *cavil-

Meaning : leanness, thinness

Telugu : cavile (B)

Additional forms : Also cavile-pōyina lean, thin as an infant; sāvi a blasted stalk of withered corn

Number in DED : 2392

Proto-Telugu : *cā-

Meaning : to die, fade, wither, cease, disappear; adj. dead, vigourless, insipid

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : caccu (cā-, cāv-)

Additional forms : Also cāvu death; campu to kill, put to death; campuḍu killing

Number in DED : 2426

Proto-Telugu : *cāc-

Meaning : woman's breast (B. a child's word)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cāci

Number in DED : 2436

Proto-Telugu : *cā-g-

Meaning : to go on, proceed, get on, advance, continue, last, be successful, be effective, take effect; n. cultivation, tillage

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cāgu

Dialectal forms (1) : sāgu

Additional forms : Also sāgincu to conduct, carry on, proceed with, continue; sāgubaḍi cultivation, tillage

Notes : Telugu forms with s- borrowed from Kannada.

Number in DED : 2430

Proto-Telugu : *cā-g-

Meaning : to be stretched or extended; extend, lengthen; fall prostrate

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cā̃gu

Additional forms : Also cā̃gilu to prostrate oneself, lie down, recline; cā̃gilinta prostrating oneself before an idol; cā̃cu to extend (tr.), stretch, lengthen; cā̃pu id.; n. extending, stretch, extent, length, a full piece of cloth; jampu long; delay, procrastination; jāgu delay; sā̃gu to extend, lengthen, expand, spread out, prostrate oneself; [1] sā̃gãbaḍu, [2] sā̃gilabaḍu to fall down at full length

Number in DED : 2433

Proto-Telugu : *cāj-

Meaning : side, direction, quarter, vicinity, neighbourhood

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cāya

Number in DED : 2456

Proto-Telugu : *cāl-

Meaning : to be able, capable, bear, endure, be enough, sufficient; n. sufficiency

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cālu

Additional forms : Also cāla abundant, abundantly; cālika ability; cālami insufficiency, inability

Number in DED : 2470

Proto-Telugu : *cāl-

Meaning : line, row, furrow, groove, track

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cālu

Additional forms : Also cālupu line, row, series

Number in DED : 2471

Proto-Telugu : *cā(n)d-

Meaning : to rub into a paste, (K also) sharpen blade on stone; n. a black spot on the forehead, beauty spot, a black preparation of burnt rice, etc., used for beauty spot on the forehead

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cā̃du

Inscriptional Telugu : cātu-paḍi "sandal paste"

Number in DED : 2448

Proto-Telugu : *cāp-

Meaning : mat

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cā̃pa

Number in DED : 2452

Proto-Telugu : *cār-

Meaning : to sweep the threshing-floor with a broom

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : cāru

Number in DED : 2483

Proto-Telugu : *cār_-

Meaning : line, streak, stripe

Telugu : cār_a

Dialectal forms (1) : cār_ika

Number in DED : 2481