Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *ceṇ-

Meaning : to touch, stir up, provoke; n. a touch

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceṇaku

Dialectal forms (1) : ceṇuku

Additional forms : Also [1] cenaku, [2] cenayu to touch, oppose, rush against, (K also for cenaku) have sexual intercourse with another woman

Number in DED : 1944

Proto-Telugu : *cencal-

Meaning : Digera muricata

Telugu : cencali

Number in DED : 2292

Proto-Telugu : *cenḍ-

Meaning : to cut

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceṇḍu

Additional forms : Also ceṇḍāḍu to cut to pieces

Number in DED : 1542

Proto-Telugu : *cenḍ-

Meaning : ball to play with, cluster of flowers, bouquet

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceṇḍu

Number in DED : 2766

Proto-Telugu : *cen-k-

Meaning : cheek

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cekku

Dialectal forms (1) : cekkili

Dialectal forms (2) : ceŋka

Dialectal forms (3) : cempa

Dialectal forms (4) : cerãpa

Additional forms : Also (B) cēpa cekkulu gills

Number in DED : 1989

Proto-Telugu : *cenn-

Meaning : beauty, grace, elegance, manner, way

Telugu : cennu

Number in DED : 2423

Proto-Telugu : *ceŋ-

Meaning : nimbly, agilely, quickly, suddenly, applied to leaping

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceŋguna

Additional forms : Also ceŋganālu leaping, frisking, gambol, capers; (B) [1] ceŋgu, [2] jaŋgu agility

Number in DED : 2285

Proto-Telugu : *ceŋ-

Meaning : near, close by

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceŋgaṭa

Dialectal forms (1) : ceŋgaṭan

Additional forms : Also ceŋgali nearness, neighbourhood

Number in DED : 2753

Proto-Telugu : *cepp-

Meaning : to say, tell, relate, narrate, recite, (K also) scold, reprove

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceppu

Number in DED : 1955

Proto-Telugu : *cepp-

Meaning : sandal, slipper, shoe

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceppu

Number in DED : 1963

Proto-Telugu : *cer-

Meaning : to winnow

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cerugu

Additional forms : Also cēṭa winnowing basket

Number in DED : 2019

Proto-Telugu : *cerk-

Meaning : to set (as a precious stone), thrust, tuck up

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cekku

Additional forms : Also (K. B.) ceruvu to insert, stick in; coccu (cor-) to enter, penetrate, pierce; begin (or cf. 2876); [1] coccillu, [2] cottencu to enter; [1] conpu, [2] conupu to insert, introduce, thrust, put or send in; coppincu to insert; corãbaḍu to enter or rush into, intrude, trespass, encroach; corãbār_u to enter or rush into; corava entrance, introduction, commencement, beginning

Number in DED : 2778

Proto-Telugu : *cer_-

Meaning : prison, imprisonment

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cer_a

Additional forms : Also cer_a-gonu to seize, capture, carry off by force; [1] cer_uvu, [2] ceruvu artificial lake, tank; (B) kiriyu to be tight

Number in DED : 1980

Proto-Telugu : *cer_ak-

Meaning : in: vaṇṭacer_aku firewood for cooking

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cer_aku

Number in DED : 2794

Proto-Telugu : *cer_ak-

Meaning : sugarcane

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cer_aku

Number in DED : 2795

Proto-Telugu : *cett-

Meaning : rubbish, dirt, trash, refuse

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cetta

Additional forms : Also cedāramu trash

Number in DED : 2770

Proto-Telugu : *ceṭṭ-

Meaning : tree, plant, bush, creeper

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceṭṭu

Number in DED : 1941

Proto-Telugu : *ceṭṭ- (*-a-)

Meaning : wing

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ceṭṭupa

Dialectal forms (1) : caṭṭupa

Number in DED : 2764

Proto-Telugu : *cev-

Meaning : ear; the handle of a vessel

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cevi

Additional forms : Also [1] cevulapilli, [2] cevulapōtu hare; cevuḍu deafness; ceviṭi deaf

Number in DED : 1977

Proto-Telugu : *cē-

Meaning : to do, perform, make, create, (K also) occur, happen, (body of child) grows

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēyu

Inscriptional Telugu : kēsiri, kēsina "(Nellore, 6th cent. A.D.) they did, that he did"

Additional forms : Also (K, B) cē̃ta doing, act, action; (Kumārasambhava 10.198) sēgi action

Notes : Note the archaic forms, yet unpalatalized!

Number in DED : 1957