Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *cēg-

Meaning : essence, core, pith, substance, strength, courage

Telugu : cēga

Dialectal forms (1) : cēva

Number in DED : 2802

Proto-Telugu : *cēm-

Meaning : Colocasia antiquorum

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēma

Number in DED : 2004

Proto-Telugu : *cē(m)p-

Meaning : the breasts to become full with milk, the milk to be secreted, flow, rush or spring forth; let the milk flow; n. the becoming full with milk (of breasts), the secretion or flowing forth of milk

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cē̃pu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : cēpu

Number in DED : 2803

Proto-Telugu : *cē-n-

Meaning : field

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēnu (pl. cēlu)

Inscriptional Telugu : kayya "a rice-field"

Additional forms : Also kaili field

Number in DED : 1958

Proto-Telugu : *cēnd-

Meaning : to draw up as water from a well, draw or pull as a string

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cē̃du

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : cēdu

Additional forms : Also cē̃da, (K) cēda bucket; cē̃-trāḍu rope used in drawing up water from a well with a small bucket or vessel

Number in DED : 2812

Proto-Telugu : *cēr-

Meaning : to lean upon or against

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēru

Additional forms : Also cērãbaḍu id.

Number in DED : 2012

Proto-Telugu : *cēr-

Meaning : to join, unite or combine with, approach, draw near or close to, reach, arrive at, enter or join as a class, etc., form a part or portion of, be attached to, be connected or related to, assemble, be received, come to hand, be included or added, belong, appertain

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēru

Additional forms : Also cērika union, junction, contiguity, nearness, proximity, familiarity, access; cērugaḍa nearness, proximity; refuge, asylum; cērupu nearness; [1] cērcu, [2] cērucu to put, place or bring together, join, unite, combine, mix, add, include, enclose, admit, enrol, add or sum up, reach, cause to reach or be delivered; cēvāṭu near; ? cendu to get, obtain, suffer, feel, enjoy, happen to, befall, belong, refer to, (K also) reach, meet; ? centa neighbourhood, proximity

Number in DED : 2814

Proto-Telugu : *cēr-

Meaning : the hand held so as to contain anything

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēra

Additional forms : Also cērẽḍu handful

Number in DED : 2821

Proto-Telugu : *cēr- (*-r_-?)

Meaning : tamarind soup or broth

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēru

Merolu Telugu : cāru "a kind of curry"

Number in DED : 2484

Proto-Telugu : *cēr_-

Meaning : string, cord

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cēru

Additional forms : Also cēr_u, in: cēr_u-kōla whip

Number in DED : 1254

Proto-Telugu : *cicc-

Meaning : fire, flame

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ciccu

Additional forms : Also [1] ciccar_a, [2] ciccur_a fiery; kittu fire

Notes : Tel. kittu borrowed from some SDR dial.?

Number in DED : 1514

Proto-Telugu : *cid-

Meaning : to be crushed, broken or smashed; break, burst

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cituku

Dialectal forms (1) : ciduku

Additional forms : Also cidiyu to be broken, smashed or crushed, break; cidupa a bit, fragment, piece; cidupu to crush, smash, squeeze, break; cidumu to pinch, nip; [1] cidura, [2] cidurupa, [3] cidrupa a piece, bit, fragment

Number in DED : 2526

Proto-Telugu : *(c)igur-

Meaning : the gums, the tender part under the nail

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : iguru

Dialectal forms (1) : ciguru

Number in DED : 554

Proto-Telugu : *cij-

Meaning : flesh, muscle

Telugu : ciyya

Additional forms : Also jigili plump, fleshy

Number in DED : 2549

Proto-Telugu : *cik-

Meaning : small, little

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cikiciki

Number in DED : 2495

Proto-Telugu : *cikil-

Meaning : to cry tenderly or fondly, as a child

Telugu : cikilu

Number in DED : 2494

Proto-Telugu : *cikk-

Meaning : to be entangled, ensnared, be obtained, got, come to hand; n. a tangle, intricacy, difficulty, trouble

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : cikku

Number in DED : 2498

Proto-Telugu : *cikk-

Meaning : to become lean or thin

Telugu : cikku

Number in DED : 2503

Proto-Telugu : *cikkanṭ-

Meaning : a sort of long comb with a few big teeth

Telugu : cikkaṇṭu

Dialectal forms (1) : cikkaṇṭe

Number in DED : 2497

Proto-Telugu : *cikkuḍ-

Meaning : the bean called Dolichos lablab

Telugu : cikkuḍu

Number in DED : 2496