Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *agal-

Meaning : to leave, depart, be gone (of strength in war, liveliness, etc.)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : agalu

Number in DED : 8

Proto-Telugu : *agal-

Meaning : to break or go to pieces, burst

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : agalu

Additional forms : Also [1] agalincu, [2] agul(u)cu to break (tr.), burst

Number in DED : 16

Proto-Telugu : *agapa

Meaning : ladle, spoon, scoop made of coconut shell

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : agapa

Dialectal forms (1) : abaka

Number in DED : 6

Proto-Telugu : *agis-

Meaning : a leguminous tree, Coronilla grandiflora or Aeschynomene grandiflora

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : agise (B)

Dialectal forms (1) : agiśa (B)

Dialectal forms (2) : avise-ceṭṭu (B)

Number in DED : 5

Proto-Telugu : *agis(i)ja

Meaning : common flax, Linum usitatissimum

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : agise

Dialectal forms (1) : agisiya

Dialectal forms (2) : avise

Dialectal forms (3) : avisiya

Number in DED : 3

Proto-Telugu : *agV-r-

Meaning : fear, terror

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : agurvu (KR)

Additional forms : Also agurpu, agurvu (VN) 'bhayaŋkaramu'

Number in DED : 12

Proto-Telugu : *aj-

Meaning : five (things)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ayidu

Dialectal forms (1) : ēnu

Additional forms : Also [1] ayidu-guru, [2] ēguru, [3] ēvuru five persons; [1] ē̃badi, [2] yābhai fifty; ē̃baṇḍru fifty persons; ē-nūr_u 500; ē̃-dumu five tūmu measures; ē̃-balamu five polam measures

Number in DED : 2826

Proto-Telugu : *ajja

Meaning : father

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ayya

Dialectal forms (1) : aya

Number in DED : 196

Proto-Telugu : *a-kaḍ-

Meaning : that place, there

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : akkaḍa

Dialectal forms (1) : acaṭu, acoṭu

Dialectal forms (2) : accaṭa, accaṭu

Dialectal forms (3) : accōṭu

Dialectal forms (4) : āḍa

Additional forms : Also akkaḍi of that place

Number in DED : 1

Proto-Telugu : *akaǯ-

Meaning : wonder, surprise, astonishment

Telugu : akkajamu

Additional forms : Also akkaja paḍu to wonder

Notes : An expressive root, also found in Kannada and Kui but not reliable.

Number in DED : 20

Proto-Telugu : *ak-, *ag-

Meaning : to appear, be observed, perceived

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : agapaḍu

Additional forms : Also akku the breast or chest

Number in DED : 7

Proto-Telugu : *akka

Meaning : elder sister

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : akka

Number in DED : 23

Proto-Telugu : *akkaḷ-

Meaning : to contract the muscles of the belly

Telugu : akkaḷincu

Number in DED : 774

Proto-Telugu : *akkar_a

Meaning : desire

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : akkar_a

Number in DED : 281

Proto-Telugu : *akki

Meaning : erysipelas

Telugu : akki

Number in DED : 26

Proto-Telugu : *akkil-

Meaning : to be confused, bewildered

Telugu : akkilipaḍu

Notes : An expressive root.

Number in DED : 25

Proto-Telugu : *al-

Meaning : to be angry or displeased, take offence

Telugu : alugu

Dialectal forms (1) : aluvu

Additional forms : Also [1] aluka, [2] alukuva anger, displeasure

Number in DED : 304

Proto-Telugu : *ala-

Meaning : to be tired, be disgusted

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : alayu

Additional forms : Also alayincu to weary (tr.), overwork, disgust; alãgu to be displeased, take offense, grieve; alãcu to tease, harass; alãta fatigue, exhaustion, grief, pain; alãduru to grieve; n. grief, sorrow; [1] alakuva, [2] alapu, [3] alayika fatigue; alajaḍi sorrow, affliction, grief, calamity; alamaru to grieve, sorrow, (K. also) be tired; alamaṭa grief, sorrow, affliction; alamaṭincu to grieve, sorrow; alasaṭa weariness, fatigue, exhaustion; alipiri lean, thin, weak; allari tumult, confusion, quarrel; lampaṭa trouble, (B also) pain, weariness; lampaṭũḍu one who is attached to or fond of, a libertine (< Skt?)

Number in DED : 236

Proto-Telugu : *ala-

Meaning : a wave, surge, billow, ripple

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ala

Additional forms : Also [1] allalāḍu, [2] allallāḍu, [3] allāḍu to move, shake, tremble; allārucu to shake (tr.), move, wave, agitate

Number in DED : 240

Proto-Telugu : *ala-

Meaning : to smear, (B) to wash

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : alamu

Additional forms : Also alãdu to smear, daub, apply; (?) aluku to smear the floor of a house or a mud wall, etc. with macerated cowdung

Notes : Only the form alamu is easily comparable with its SDR equivalent (*alamb-). The stem alãdu is not quite clear morphologically; as for aluku, it almost certainly belongs elsewhere (see PDR *aḷ-) - in fact, it is entered in DEDR twice, as is the usual practice. Some semantic contamination may, of course, have been possible.

Number in DED : 246