Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *koḍ-/*kro-

Meaning : new, fresh

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : krotta (in cpds. kro-)

Additional forms : Also koḍuku son; koṇḍika child; kodama the young of any animal; young; komma maiden, female; kōḍalu daughter-in-law; [1] kōṭramu, [2] kōḍaṇṭramu, [3] kōḍaṇṭrikamu, [4] kōḍar_ikamu the position and duties of a daughter-in-law, daughter-in-lawship

Number in DED : 2149

Proto-Telugu : *kod-up-

Meaning : to turn about food in the mouth, munch

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : kodupu

Number in DED : 1699

Proto-Telugu : *koj-

Meaning : stick, rod, staff, ship's mast, wood; wooden

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : koyya

Number in DED : 2120

Proto-Telugu : *kokk-

Meaning : to mock, ridicule; shout, cluck

Telugu : kokkarincu (B)

Number in DED : 2031

Proto-Telugu : *kokk-/*koŋk-

Meaning : a hook

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kokki

Dialectal forms (1) : koŋki

Additional forms : Also kokkemu buckle or hook in a jewel, etc.; koŋkara crookedness

Number in DED : 2032

Proto-Telugu : *kokk-/*koŋ-

Meaning : crane

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : koŋga

Dialectal forms (1) : kokkera

Dialectal forms (2) : kokkarāyi

Additional forms : Also [1] pegguru, [2] begguru (< peru-kuru) adjutant crane

Number in DED : 2125

Proto-Telugu : *kol-

Meaning : measurement

Telugu : kola

Additional forms : Also kolãdi limit, extent, measure, count; kolagā̃ḍu one who measures grain; kolãta measurement, measuring; kolucu to measure

Number in DED : 1827

Proto-Telugu : *kol-

Meaning : tank, pond

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kolanu

Dialectal forms (1) : kolāku

Dialectal forms (2) : kolākuvu

Additional forms : Also (VPK) kollu deep pond dug or built near the outlet of a tank in which water is collected before supplying it to fields; kollu guṇṭa pond into which water from irrigation wells is baled out

Number in DED : 1828

Proto-Telugu : *kol-

Meaning : furnace

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kolimi

Number in DED : 2133

Proto-Telugu : *kolaga-m

Meaning : water-vessel

Inscriptional Telugu : kolagamu

Number in DED : 1827

Proto-Telugu : *koll-

Meaning : to kill

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kollu (B)

Additional forms : Also (Śaŋk.) kola sin, (K also) murder, holocaust, enmity

Number in DED : 2132

Proto-Telugu : *komm-

Meaning : horn, musical horn, tusk

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kommu

Additional forms : Also komma branch

Number in DED : 2115

Proto-Telugu : *komm-

Meaning : the upper part or coping of a fort wall

Telugu : komma

Dialectal forms (1) : kōṭa-komma

Number in DED : 2118

Proto-Telugu : *kommir-

Meaning : a sort of eel

Telugu : kommire-pāmu

Number in DED : 1759

Proto-Telugu : *koṇ-

Meaning : a handful

Telugu : koṇidili

Number in DED : 2046

Proto-Telugu : *koṇ-

Meaning : a tick

Telugu : koṇuju

Dialectal forms (1) : koṇusu

Number in DED : 2075

Proto-Telugu : *kon-

Meaning : to be pierced as by an arrow

Telugu : konu (B)

Number in DED : 2152

Proto-Telugu : *kon-

Meaning : to be timid or shy, fear, hesitate; n. timidity, fear, shyness, hesitation

Telugu : koŋku

Additional forms : Also [1] koncu, [2] konju, [3] koncincu to hesitate, draw back, be afraid; kō̃ca a coward

Number in DED : 2173

Proto-Telugu : *kon-

Meaning : end, extremity, point, tip, summit

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : kona

Additional forms : Also konaka, in: cevi-konaka tip of the ear

Number in DED : 2174

Proto-Telugu : *koṇat-

Meaning : a stick to tie a dog to

Telugu : koṇata (B)

Dialectal forms (1) : koṇatamu (B)

Additional forms : Also (VPK) [1] koḍatam, [2] kontam a hooked stick on which are hung ropes and other accessories of the plough; a stick 2 feet long, at right angles to the harrow, to which the animals a rre attached by a ri rope

Number in DED : 2045