Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *kēk-

Meaning : a cry or shout, the cry of a peacock

Telugu : kēka

Additional forms : Also kēkarincu to cry or shout out; kēkarinta a cry or shout; kēkāramu the cry of a peacock

Number in DED : 1992

Proto-Telugu : *kēkar-

Meaning : to hawk in spitting

Telugu : kēkarincu

Additional forms : Also kēkarinta act of hawking in spitting

Number in DED : 1991

Proto-Telugu : *kēr-

Meaning : to cry out, be jubilant

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kēru

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : ceralu "to be in great glee, be jubilant; n. jubilation"

Additional forms : Also keralu to cry out from alarm

Number in DED : 1960

Proto-Telugu : *kēr-

Meaning : to deride, ridicule

Telugu : kēru

Additional forms : Also kēraḍamu ridicule, derision; krēḍincu to slight; krēṇincu to jeer, ridicule

Number in DED : 2010

Proto-Telugu : *kiccil-

Meaning : the orange tree

Telugu : kiccili

Dialectal forms (1) : kittali

Number in DED : 1512

Proto-Telugu : *kid-uk-

Meaning : to fret, be cross on waking from sleep (as children)

Telugu : kiduku

Number in DED : 1511

Proto-Telugu : *kin-

Meaning : to be angry, displeased or irritated

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kiniyu

Additional forms : Also [1] kinuka, [2] kinka anger, displeasure, wrath, rage; kinupu anger

Number in DED : 1600

Proto-Telugu : *kiṭṭ-

Meaning : to approach, draw near, agree, suit

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kiṭṭu

Additional forms : Also giṭṭu to be agreeable or favourable, friendly terms or feelings to exist; (B) suit, agree, match or meet, be met, (teeth) are set, attack, meet with; giṭṭani inimical, hostile

Notes : Probably two dif. roots.

Number in DED : 1538

Proto-Telugu : *kiṭ-uk-

Meaning : a secret

Telugu : kiṭuku

Number in DED : 1533

Proto-Telugu : *kīr-a

Meaning : herb, vegetable, greens

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kīra (B)

Dialectal forms (1) : kīre (B)

Number in DED : 1617

Proto-Telugu : *kīṭ-

Meaning : disregard, scorn

Telugu : kīṭu

Number in DED : 1609

Proto-Telugu : *kobbar-

Meaning : kernel of the coconut; pertaining to the coconut

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kobbari

Dialectal forms (1) : kobbera

Additional forms : Also [1] kobbari-kāya, [2] kobbera-kāya a coconut

Number in DED : 2105

Proto-Telugu : *kod-

Meaning : remainder

Telugu : koda

Dialectal forms (1) : kodava

Number in DED : 1698

Proto-Telugu : *kod-

Meaning : to speak with some syllables suppressed, mumble, hesitate in speaking; n. low mumbling speech, mutter

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kotuku

Dialectal forms (1) : koduku

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : kodalu "stammering, mumbling"

Additional forms : Also (K) kodalincu to lisp as children do, speak softly

Number in DED : 1702

Proto-Telugu : *koḍ-

Meaning : tip, top, end or point of a flame

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : koḍi

Additional forms : Also koṭṭa-kona the very end or extremity

Number in DED : 2049

Proto-Telugu : *koḍ-

Meaning : sickle

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : koḍavali

Dialectal forms (1) : koḍali (VPK)

Dialectal forms (2) : koḍēli (VPK)

Dialectal forms (3) : koḍvali (VPK)

Additional forms : Also gōḍi-vaḍu to bend (intr.); gōḍi-veṭṭu id. (tr.); ḍoŋku curvature; ḍoŋkena a sort of spear with a bent or curved head

Number in DED : 2054

Proto-Telugu : *koḍam-

Meaning : a basket in which fish are snared

Telugu : koḍama (B)

Number in DED : 2047

Proto-Telugu : *kod-ar-

Meaning : to be scattered

Telugu : kodaru

Number in DED : 1704

Proto-Telugu : *kodd-

Meaning : a little, a few; mean, vile, low, base; a small quantity, a trifle

Telugu : koddi

Additional forms : Also koddigā a little, slightly; konta some, a little, a part; kondar_u some, a few persons; konni some, a few; konnāḷḷu a few days

Number in DED : 2101

Proto-Telugu : *koḍis-

Meaning : Wrightia tinctoria

Telugu : koḍise

Dialectal forms (1) : koḍise-pāla

Number in DED : 1650