Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *mūl-

Meaning : a braid or tress of female's hair

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mūla

Number in DED : 5045

Proto-Telugu : *mūl-

Meaning : marrow

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mūlaga

Number in DED : 5051

Proto-Telugu : *mūl-am

Meaning : piles, haemorhoids

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mūlamu

Number in DED : 5043

Proto-Telugu : *mūl-ug-

Meaning : to groan, moan as from pain, murmur, grumble; n. groan, moan, murmur, grumbling

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mūlugu

Dialectal forms (1) : mūlgu

Additional forms : Also mulugu to murmur

Number in DED : 4896

Proto-Telugu : *mūmp

Meaning : upper part of the back, shoulder

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mū̃pu

Additional forms : Also mū̃paramu hump on the shoulders of an ox

Number in DED : 5122

Proto-Telugu : *mū-nr_-

Meaning : three

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mū̃ḍu

Dialectal forms (1) : mūḍu

Inscriptional Telugu : mūnr_u

Additional forms : Also adj. mu, mū (in some cpds.); [1] mūguru, [2] mugguru, [3] mūvuru three persons; [1] muppadi, [2] muppai thirty; muppaṇḍru thirty persons; munnūr_u 300

Number in DED : 5052

Proto-Telugu : *mūŋ-

Meaning : dumb, dumbness; dumb person

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mū̃ga

Additional forms : Also mū̃gavā̃ḍu dumb man; fem. mū̃gadi; muŋga dumb

Number in DED : 5026

Proto-Telugu : *mūŋv-

Meaning : small bell or tinkling ornament

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mū̃ga

Dialectal forms (1) : mūva

Dialectal forms (2) : muvva

Additional forms : Also (VPK) [1] mūga, [2] mūva, [3] muvva, [4] movva bells fastened on leather strap round bullock's neck

Number in DED : 5025

Proto-Telugu : *mūr-

Meaning : to increase, be full

Telugu : mūru

Number in DED : 4970

Proto-Telugu : *mūr-/*mrō-

Meaning : cubit

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mūra

Additional forms : Also mō̃ (K also mrō̃) ceyyi, mō ceyyi elbow; mō̃ (K also mrō̃) kālu, mō kālu knee; [1] mō̃kar_incu, [2] mō̃karincu, [3] mō̃kar_ilu, [4] mō̃kar_illu to kneel

Number in DED : 4990

Proto-Telugu : *mūt-

Meaning : mouth

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mūti

Additional forms : Also muṭṭe snout of hog, beak of bird

Number in DED : 5031

Proto-Telugu : *mūṭ-

Meaning : bundle, parcel, package, load carried by a man, bale

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mūṭa

Number in DED : 5037

Proto-Telugu : *nacc-

Meaning : to trust, (K also) be agreeable, be loveable, be trusted, like, be attached to

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naccu

Additional forms : Also [1] naccika, [2] nacciga trust, faith, belief; neccili a friend

Number in DED : 3576

Proto-Telugu : *nacc-

Meaning : to annoy, tease, fret

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naccu-peṭṭu (Śaŋk.)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : naccu "to tease, trouble; n. troubling"

Number in DED : 3577

Proto-Telugu : *nacc-

Meaning : delay, slowness; wearisome, tiresome

Telugu : naccu

Additional forms : Also naccukā̃ḍu one who is slow or dilatory

Number in DED : 3578

Proto-Telugu : *naḍ-

Meaning : walking, stepping, movement, conduct, behaviour

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naḍa

Dialectal forms (1) : naḍaka

Additional forms : Also [1] naḍacu, [2] naḍucu to walk, move, go, etc.; [1] naḍapu, [2] naḍupu to cause to walk, conduct; [1] naḍata, [2] naḍavaḍi conduct, behaviour; naḍayāḍu to walk or move about; naḍava the first passage at the entrance of a house, a way

Number in DED : 3582

Proto-Telugu : *naḍ-

Meaning : to tremble

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naḍũku

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : naḍũku "n. trembling, fear"

Number in DED : 3585

Proto-Telugu : *naḍ-[Vm]

Meaning : middle, waist

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naḍu

Dialectal forms (1) : naḍumu

Dialectal forms (2) : naḍi

Dialectal forms (3) : naḍimi

Additional forms : Also naṭṭ- middle, central; naṭṭanaḍumu the very middle; naḍḍi small of the back, back of the waist

Number in DED : 3584

Proto-Telugu : *nag-

Meaning : a laugh, smile

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nagavu

Additional forms : Also nagu to laugh, smile; n. a laugh, smile; nagũbāṭu ridicule, derision, mockery; navvu to laugh, smile, joke, ridicule; n. laughter, smile, jest, joke, fun, ridicule, derision; navvincu to cause to laugh, excite mirth in, amuse

Number in DED : 3569

Proto-Telugu : *nagar-

Meaning : palace

Telugu : nagaru

Inscriptional Telugu : nakaramu "temple"

Additional forms : Also nagari-adhikāri temple manager; navaru temple

Number in DED : 3568