Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *ma-

Meaning : beauty; beautiful

Telugu : mavvamu

Additional forms : Also mā Lakṣmī

Number in DED : 4746

Proto-Telugu : *macc-

Meaning : sample, specimen, type, model, pattern, standard, the touch of precious metals, quality

Telugu : maccu

Number in DED : 4629

Proto-Telugu : *macc-

Meaning : terrace

Telugu : maccu

Additional forms : Also masela loft in a house

Number in DED : 4631

Proto-Telugu : *macc-

Meaning : spot, speck, stain, blot, blemish, mole, freckle, scar

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : macca

Number in DED : 4632

Proto-Telugu : *mac-/*maḍ-

Meaning : wood-knife, billhook

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : maccu-katti

Additional forms : Also maḍḍu-katti id., (K., coll.) blunt knife

Number in DED : 4749

Proto-Telugu : *maḍ-

Meaning : fold, plait

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : maḍãka

Additional forms : Also [1] maḍãgu, [2] maḍũgu, [3] maḍuvu, [4] maṇãgu, [5] maṇũgu to bend, be bent, be doubled, fold, be folded, turn back, return, (K also) be submissive; [1] maḍãcu, [2] maḍũcu, [3] maṇũcu, (K also) maṇãcu to fold, plait, double, bend, turn in; maḍata, (K also) maḍãta a fold, plait, crease; maḍata peṭṭu to fold, double up, crease; maḍi (so many) times; maḍũgu a time (e. g. reṇḍu maḍũgulu twice as much, ayidu maḍũgulu five times as much); maḍupu a fold, plait, fold or roll of betel leaf; muḍuta fold, doubling

Number in DED : 4645

Proto-Telugu : *maḍ-

Meaning : woman

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : maḍãti

Dialectal forms (1) : maḍãtuka

Additional forms : Also maḍiyãḍu fool; maḍḍi dull, stupid, awkward, clumsy; maḍḍitanamu stupidity, dullness, rudeness, rusticity, clownishness

Number in DED : 4647

Proto-Telugu : *maḍ-

Meaning : to become useless, worthless, hesitate, shrink, dislike

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : maḍavu

Number in DED : 4652

Proto-Telugu : *maḍ-

Meaning : to die, expire, perish

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : maḍiyu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : maḍãgu "to be destroyed"

Additional forms : Also maḍiyincu to kill, put to death; (K) maḍãcu to destroy, kill

Number in DED : 4653

Proto-Telugu : *maḍ-

Meaning : purity, state of being unpolluted; a pure or unpolluted cloth

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : maḍi

Dialectal forms (1) : maḍũgu

Additional forms : Also [1] maḍivālu, [2] maḍivēlu washerman; fem. maḍiyālu

Number in DED : 4654

Proto-Telugu : *maḍ-

Meaning : field, garden bed

Telugu : maḍi

Number in DED : 4655

Proto-Telugu : *maḍ-

Meaning : small opening out of a channel into a field

Telugu : maḍa

Additional forms : Also maḍava id., small dam or dike for stopping water

Number in DED : 4659

Proto-Telugu : *mad-

Meaning : sluice, floodgate, watergate

Telugu : madugu

Dialectal forms (1) : madumu

Dialectal forms (2) : maduvu

Number in DED : 4688

Proto-Telugu : *maḍak-

Meaning : plough with bullocks complete

Telugu : maḍãka

Number in DED : 4656

Proto-Telugu : *maḍam-

Meaning : heel

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : maḍama

Number in DED : 4649

Proto-Telugu : *maḍamb-

Meaning : a geographical division

Inscriptional Telugu : maḍambamu

Number in DED : 4646

Proto-Telugu : *maḍapal-

Meaning : kitchen

Inscriptional Telugu : maḍapali

Number in DED : 4657

Proto-Telugu : *maḍḍ-

Meaning : the resinous juice of Ailantus malabarica

Telugu : maḍḍi-pālu

Number in DED : 4665

Proto-Telugu : *maḍḍ-

Meaning : lees, sediment or refuse of any liquid, dregs; foulness, dirtiness, turbidity; foul, turbid

Telugu : maḍḍi

Additional forms : Also masṭu sediment, lees, settlings, dregs, refuse, scum, dirt

Number in DED : 4676

Proto-Telugu : *madd-

Meaning : Terminalia glabra

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : maddi

Number in DED : 4718