Proto-Telugu : *viḍ-
Meaning : to be loosened or untied, separate, part with
Telugu : viḍu
Additional forms : Also viḍugara release, liberation; viḍucu to leave, quit, abandon, give up, renounce, relinquish, resign, release, set free or at liberty, liberate; viḍudala leaving, release, liberation; viḍupu leaving, quitting, release, liberation; viḍumara leaving, release; viḍā-dīyu to separate, disjoin, take off, untie, disentangle, extricate, unravel; [1] viḍã-drokku, [2] viḍan-āḍu to leave or leave off, give up, discard; viḍi separate, distinct, vacant, single, odd, spare; viḍigā separately, distinctly, loosely, singly; viḍidala halting place; viḍipincu to get or see released, cause to be liberated, extricate; viḍiyu to halt or stay temporarily, lodge; be loosened; vīḍu to be loosened, unfastened, untied; n. town, city, camp; vīḍucu to leave off, give up; veḍalu to go or come out, set forth, start; [1] veḍalucu, [2] veḍalcu to send out; veḍalincu to take out, send; veḷḷu to go, depart, start, set out, pass, elapse; veḷḷã- out (in cpds.); veḷḷãdīyu to bring or force out, etc.
Number in DED : 5393
