Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *giḍ-ij-

Meaning : a sort of drum

Telugu : giḍiya

Number in DED : 1534

Proto-Telugu : *giḍ-, *giḍ-ēg-

Meaning : hawk

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : giḍḍu

Additional forms : Also ḍēga hawk, falcon

Number in DED : 1527

Proto-Telugu : *gil-i

Meaning : fear, terror

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : gili

Number in DED : 1572

Proto-Telugu : *gill-

Meaning : to pinch, nip with the nails; n. a pinch

Telugu : gillu

Additional forms : Also gilluḍu pinching, a pinch

Number in DED : 1589

Proto-Telugu : *ginḍ-i

Meaning : jug, drinking vessel with a spout

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : giṇḍi

Number in DED : 1541

Proto-Telugu : *ginn-

Meaning : cup, bowl, goblet

Telugu : ginniya

Dialectal forms (1) : ginne

Number in DED : 1543

Proto-Telugu : *ginṭ-

Meaning : weaving with a double thread, a thick cloth

Telugu : giṇṭemu

Number in DED : 1540

Proto-Telugu : *ginǯ-

Meaning : a seed, a grain

Telugu : ginja

Number in DED : 1523

Proto-Telugu : *gir-

Meaning : round and round, spinning

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : giragira

Additional forms : Also gir_r_una circularly, in a circle; [1] giraka, [2] gilaka, (VPK) [3] girra, [4] gīra, [5] gilla pulley over which to pull water from well; (VPK for all items) wheel of cart

Number in DED : 1595

Proto-Telugu : *gir_-

Meaning : to shake, move (intr. as the body, ears of an animal)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : gir_upu

Additional forms : Also (K) gilupu to shake (tr.) as the pigtail

Number in DED : 1598

Proto-Telugu : *gir_-

Meaning : to wink, as in making a sign or conveying a hint

Telugu : gir_upu

Dialectal forms (1) : girpu (K)

Dialectal forms (2) : gir_uvu (K)

Dialectal forms (3) : girvu (K)

Dialectal forms (4) : gilupu (K)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : gī̃ṭu

Number in DED : 1625

Proto-Telugu : *giṭṭ- (*-e-)

Meaning : hoof

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : giṭṭa

Dialectal forms (1) : giṭṭe, geṭṭe (VPK)

Dialectal forms (2) : geṭike (VPK)

Dialectal forms (3) : goṭṭe

Additional forms : Also gēḍekāḷḷu long slender legs

Number in DED : 1943

Proto-Telugu : *giǯ-

Meaning : the weaver bird, Baya ploceus baya

Telugu : gijigā̃ḍu

Dialectal forms (1) : gijjigā̃ḍu

Number in DED : 1608

Proto-Telugu : *gī-

Meaning : an elephant's roar

Telugu : gī̃ka

Additional forms : Also (B) gīgī shrilly

Number in DED : 1607

Proto-Telugu : *gīm-

Meaning : house

Telugu : gīmu

Number in DED : 1611

Proto-Telugu : *gīr_-

Meaning : to scratch, scrape, (K. also) comb with fingers

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : gīr_u

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : gir_upu "to pass fingers through (as feathers of a bird, etc.), pat, stroke"

Additional forms : Also gīruḍu scratching, scraping; [1] gīr_a, [2] gī̃ta stroke, line; gī̃ku to scratch, scrape, erase; [1] gīcu, [2] gīyu to scratch, scrape, draw (as a line on a surface); gīṭu line, mark, stroke; kīṭu layer, stratum, (B also) line, mark, stroke; [1] gir_uku, [2] giluku to scribble; jilugu a cursive hand or writing, illegibility; (K also) vb. to write letters illegibly without leaving spaces; (K) jīru to scratch, scrape; jīra line, streak, stripe; ger_a line

Number in DED : 1623

Proto-Telugu : *gīr_-

Meaning : to tear, rend

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : gīr_u, gī̃ṭu

Number in DED : 1624

Proto-Telugu : *gobb-

Meaning : a dance of young women, accompanied with clapping of hands to a song by all

Telugu : gobbi

Additional forms : Also gobbiḷḷu dancing, capering

Number in DED : 2108

Proto-Telugu : *gobb-

Meaning : quickly, swiftly, at once

Telugu : gobbuna

Number in DED : 2112

Proto-Telugu : *goḍav-

Meaning : bother, worry, fuss

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : goḍava

Number in DED : 2048