Proto-Telugu : *koṇ-/*kol-
Meaning : to buy, take, hold, take up, rob, (K also) care for (advice), consider, suppose; aux. with refl. meaning (in this use, imper. kō)
Telugu : konu (koṇt-)
Inscriptional Telugu : koṇ- "to take (koṇiri, etc.)"
Additional forms : Also koniyāḍu to praise; koniyāṭu praising; koṇḍi a hook, catch; koṇḍā̃ḍu to praise, celebrate; koṇḍāṭamu praise; [1] koliki, [2] kolki hook or clasp of a necklace; kolla plunder, pillage; (B) kollari bandit, plunderer; (Śaŋk., K.) kolupu to cause to do, prompt, set on; be agreeable, (ideas) suggest themselves, be inclined; n. festival of a god or goddess; kolucu to serve, worship; koluvu an assembly; service, employment; (K) royal presence or the presence of a deity; koluvu-kā̃ḍu servant; kōlu vb. n. of konu; (B) taking, plunder
Number in DED : 2151
