Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *maṭṭ-/*meṭṭ-

Meaning : ring worn on any of the toes

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : meṭṭe

Dialectal forms (1) : maṭṭiya

Dialectal forms (2) : maṭṭe

Additional forms : Also [1] meṇḍiyamu, [2] meṇḍemu ring worn on the forefinger

Number in DED : 5056

Proto-Telugu : *maǯǯ-

Meaning : buttermilk

Telugu : majjiga

Number in DED : 4630

Proto-Telugu : *mā-

Meaning : mango

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : māvi

Dialectal forms (1) : māmiḍi

Dialectal forms (2) : māviḍi

Additional forms : Also mā̃gāyu mango fruit

Number in DED : 4782

Proto-Telugu : *māḍ-

Meaning : a storied house or building

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : māḍugu

Additional forms : Also māle a storied house; māḷiga a house, a storied house

Number in DED : 4796

Proto-Telugu : *māḍ-

Meaning : manner, way, mode

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : māḍiki

Dialectal forms (1) : māḍki

Number in DED : 4797

Proto-Telugu : *mād-

Meaning : Citrus medica

Telugu : mādi-phalamu

Number in DED : 4808

Proto-Telugu : *mādig-

Meaning : cobbler, chuckler, outcaste

Telugu : mādiga

Number in DED : 4810

Proto-Telugu : *māj-

Meaning : to be destroyed, perish

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : māyu

Additional forms : Also māyincu to destroy, annihilate, do away with; māpu to destroy, efface, erase, ruin

Number in DED : 4814

Proto-Telugu : *māl-

Meaning : to be lazy; n. laziness

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mālugu

Additional forms : Also mālũbōtu lazy man, sluggard

Number in DED : 4822

Proto-Telugu : *māl-

Meaning : the pariah caste [of the Telugu country], outcaste, pariah; vile, mean, ignoble

Telugu : māla

Additional forms : Also mālãḍu pariah, outcaste; fem. māladi

Number in DED : 4824

Proto-Telugu : *māl-

Meaning : to be spoiled, be destroyed, be removed

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mālu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : malãgu "to cease, stop (as births and deaths), (sins) to diminish"

Additional forms : Also mālucu to stop, set aside, remove; malugu to be extinguished, (K also) be reduced, diminish (as hunger), (lamp) goes down due to lack of oil; malupu to extinguish, put out, destroy; (K) malãpu to remove, extinguish; manũgu, (K also) manuvu to die

Number in DED : 4831

Proto-Telugu : *māl-a

Meaning : garland, wreath, necklace

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : māla

Number in DED : 4827

Proto-Telugu : *mālim-

Meaning : familiarity, affection, love

Telugu : mālimi

Number in DED : 4826

Proto-Telugu : *mām-

Meaning : father-in-law, maternal uncle

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : māma

Additional forms : Also māmakũḍu maternal uncle

Number in DED : 4813

Proto-Telugu : *mān-

Meaning : beauty, elegance; beautiful, elegant, fit, proper, worthy

Telugu : mānu

Number in DED : 4803

Proto-Telugu : *mān-

Meaning : to heal, be healed or cured

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mānu

Additional forms : Also mānucu to heal, cure

Number in DED : 4804

Proto-Telugu : *mān-

Meaning : to cease, stop, give up, abandon, forbear, leave off, quit, refrain, abstain, desist from

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mānu

Additional forms : Also mānukonu to give up, abandon, relinquish, forgo, resign, cease, desist from, abstain from; [1] mānucu, [2] māncu, [3] mānupu, [4] mānipincu to cause to cease, stop, remove

Number in DED : 4811

Proto-Telugu : *mā(n)ḍ-

Meaning : to be burnt, scorched black; n. the burnt portion of rice or any other thing cooked or fried

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mā̃ḍu

Dialectal forms (1) : māḍu

Additional forms : Also [1] mā̃ḍucu, [2] māḍucu, [3] māḍcu to burn, scorch, scald, blacken by frying too much

Number in DED : 4801

Proto-Telugu : *māŋ-

Meaning : to become black

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mā̃gu-paḍu

Additional forms : Also mā̃guḍu blackness, state of being blackened or soiled; māgilu to become dim; māpu evening, night

Number in DED : 4781

Proto-Telugu : *mā-ŋ-

Meaning : to ripen fully, mellow; n. ripeness, mellowness

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mā̃gu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : maggu

Number in DED : 4789