Telugu etymology : List with all references

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-Dravidian : *sēr-

Meaning : 1 to join, unite 2 to go

Proto-South Dravidian: *sēr-

Proto-Telugu : *cēr-

Proto-Kolami-Gadba : *Cer-

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *sēr-

Proto-South Dravidian : *sēr-

Meaning : to unite

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Tamil : cēr (-v-, -nt-)

Tamil meaning : to become united, incorporated, joined together, become mixed, blended, have connexion with, be in close friendship or union, fit, suit, be collected, aggregated, join, associate with, be in contact with, belong to

Tamil derivates : (-pp-, -tt-) to join, attach, admix, admit to one's society, add, insert, gather, assemble; cērkkai collecting, gathering, combining, mixing, compound, fellowship, company, union; cērtti combining, union, fellowship, suitability, fitness, resemblance, equality; cērntār dependants, persons under one's protection, partisans, relatives; cērppu place, residence, abode, seashore, mixture, supplement; cērpu residence, house; cērvu arriving, joining, residence, town, village, union, junction, connexion, collection; cērvai fellowship, association, union, mixture, compound, collection, assemblage; cēra altogether, wholly; along with, in company with

Malayalam : cēruka

Malayalam meaning : to approach, come close, join, belong to, fit, suit

Malayalam derivates : cēra close, over against; cērikka to have collected; cērumānam assemblage as for a riot, party; cērkka to make to arrive or join, collect as men, money; cērcca adherence, union, harmony, fitness; cērppu joining, mortising, assemblage; cērppikka to have assembled or collected; cērvva mixture

Kannada : sēr (sērd-)

Kannada meaning : to become or be close or near, go to, approach, reach, come, belong to, enter, be included, be connected with, join, side with, assemble, be collected, agree, concur, suit, agree, be agreeable

Kannada derivates : sērike meeting, union; sērisu to join, put together, put to, attach, cause to reach, put into, make enter, insert, fix, assemble (tr.); sēruvike joining, etc.; sēruve, sērve collection, assemblage, mass, herd of cattle

Kodagu : sēr- (sēri-)

Kodagu meaning : to join (intr.)

Kodagu derivates : ? kē̈r- (kē̈ri-) to go up to house (Mercara dialect); kēt- (kēti-) to take (person) into house

Tulu : śēruni

Tulu meaning : to arrive, reach, be added or joined to, be included in, enter as a member of sect, etc., be in harmony, agree together, be relished, liked, agree with, adhere to, be attached

Tulu derivates : śērāvuni to join, combine, mix, include, etc.; śērigè, śērvè union, inclusion; śērisuni, śērisāvuni to cause to arrive, join

Proto-Nilgiri : *sēr-

Number in DED : 2814

Proto-Nilgiri : *sēr-

Meaning : to arrive

South Dravidian etymology: South Dravidian etymology

Kota : cēr- (cēd-), cēd- (cēdy-) "to arrive, join, gather (intr.)"

Toda : sȫr- (sȫd-)

Additional forms : Also Kota cēt- (cēty-) to make to gather or enter a place; cērek āḷ, fem. cērekāc people between whom verbal taboos do not operate (including people of opposite sex who may marry); Toda sȫrc- (sȫrč-) to cause to arrive, bring someone to his destination, allow someone to join oneself, collect; sȫt- (sȫty-) to make to join with others; sȫ- (only negative forms, translated as positive) to be envious (in songs)

Number in DED : 2814

Proto-Kolami-Gadba : *Cer-

Meaning : to go

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Kolami : ser-

Naikri : śer-

Kondekor Gadba : sēr- "to arrange, reach"

Notes : Allomorph of *Cen-/*Ce-.

Number in DED : 2814

Proto-Gondi-Kui : *sēr-

Meaning : to adhere to; to cling to; neighbourhood

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Proto-Gondi : *sēr-

Konda : sērpu

Proto-Kui-Kuwi : *ser-

Proto-Gondi : *sēr-

Meaning : near; to invade, occupy

Gondwan etymology: Gondwan etymology

Betul Gondi : sēṛānā "to invade a country, enter or occupy a house"

Gommu Gondi : here "near"

Maria Gondi (Lind) : here "near"

Adilabad Gondi : sērānā "(SR) to occupy a house"

Number in DED : 2814

Number in CVOTGD : 3483, 3585

Konda : sērpu

Meaning: neighbourhood

Gondwan etymology: Gondwan etymology

Number in DED : 2814

Proto-Kui-Kuwi : *sē̆r-

Meaning : to cling; to reach

Gondwan etymology: Gondwan etymology

Kui : serna "clingingly"

Kuwi (Schulze) : hērinai "to reach"

Additional forms : Also Kui serna aḍa to cleave to; Kuwi_S herpinai to deliver

Notes : Cf. also *sērk- 'neck' ('to join' - 'joint').

Number in DED : 2814

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