Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *naj-

Meaning : beauty

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naya

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nayamu "liking, excellence"

Additional forms : Also nayamu softness, smoothness, cheapness; necceli friend; nemmadi tranquility; tranquil; nemmi love, affection, attachment, happiness, delight, piece of mind; nemmika love, affection; [1] neyyami, [2] neyyamu friendship, love, affection, tenderness; neyyamāḍu to be kind or loving; neyyapu-r_ē̃ḍu epithet of Cupid; [1] neyyari, [2] neyyũḍu friend; fem. neyyurālu; nēyamu friendship, justice; nēstamu friendship, love

Number in DED : 3602

Proto-Telugu : *nakk-

Meaning : to hide or conceal oneself, crouch, lie in wait

Telugu : nakku

Number in DED : 3620

Proto-Telugu : *nakker-

Meaning : sebesten plum, Cordia myxa

Telugu : nakkera

Number in DED : 3627

Proto-Telugu : *nal-

Meaning : beauty, ability; beautiful

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naluvu

Number in DED : 3610

Proto-Telugu : *nal-

Meaning : to be crushed, bruised, broken or reduced to powder, be crumpled or rumpled, (K also) fade, wither, diminish (as brightness)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nalãgu

Dialectal forms (1) : nalũgu

Dialectal forms (2) : naliyu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nalapu "to crumple (flowers, etc.), harass"

Additional forms : Also [1] nalãguḍu, [2] nalũguḍu state of being crushed, bruised or troubled; nalãcu to crush, bruise, rub; [1] nalãkuva, [2] nalukuva illness, indisposition; nalata disease; nali illness, indisposition; dust, powder; nalikamu smallness, littleness, thinness; naliguli greatly crushed or broken; [1] nalucu, [2] nalcu, [3] nalupu, [4] nalpu to crush, rub

Number in DED : 3611

Proto-Telugu : *nal-

Meaning : black, blackness

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nalupu

Additional forms : Also nalla id., charcoal; nallana blackness; nallani black

Number in DED : 3613

Proto-Telugu : *nall-

Meaning : bedbug

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nalli

Number in DED : 3621

Proto-Telugu : *nam-

Meaning : to chew, masticate

Telugu : namalu

Additional forms : Also (B) [1] navulu, [2] naulu to chew; nemaru, (B) nevuru rumination, chewing the cud, cud; nemarucu to chew the cud

Number in DED : 3595

Proto-Telugu : *nam-il-/*nem-il-

Meaning : peacock

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nammi

Dialectal forms (1) : namili

Dialectal forms (2) : nemali

Dialectal forms (3) : nemili

Dialectal forms (4) : nemmi, nemmili, nevili

Number in DED : 2902

Proto-Telugu : *namm-

Meaning : to believe, trust

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nammu

Additional forms : Also [1] nammakamu, [2] nammika, [3] nammiga trust, faith, belief, confidence, reliance

Number in DED : 3600

Proto-Telugu : *nan-

Meaning : flower, bud, sprout

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nana

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nan(u)pu "to cause to blossom"

Additional forms : Also nanayu to blossom; nanucu id., sprout

Number in DED : 3631

Proto-Telugu : *nann-

Meaning : short

Telugu : nanna

Number in DED : 3632

Proto-Telugu : *naṇ-[ṭ-]

Meaning : friendship, a friend

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naṇṭu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nanucu "to like, love, be fond of"

Additional forms : Also naṇṭukā̃ḍu friend, companion; fem. naṇṭukatte; [1] nanupu, [2] nanpu amiability, agreeability; (K) nanuvu agreeableness

Number in DED : 3588

Proto-Telugu : *nanǯ-

Meaning : to eat in small bits or quantities, eat as a relish to the principal food

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nanju

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nancu "id.; to take a lick"

Additional forms : Also nanjūḍu flesh; (K) nanjuḍu relish, pickle

Number in DED : 3581

Proto-Telugu : *nar-a

Meaning : greyness of the hair, grey hair

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nara

Additional forms : Also [1] narayu, [2] nariyu to grow grey (of the hair); narapu greyness of the hair; (VPK) neriyu to become grey

Number in DED : 3609

Proto-Telugu : *nar-ag-

Meaning : a drum

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naraga

Number in DED : 2904

Proto-Telugu : *naram-

Meaning : vein, artery, nerve, tendon

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naramu

Number in DED : 2903

Proto-Telugu : *nar-/*nakk-

Meaning : jackal

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nakka

Dialectal forms (1) : nariyãḍu

Number in DED : 3606

Proto-Telugu : *nar_-

Meaning : a small quantity

Telugu : nar_uju

Additional forms : Also nar_umāḍu to powder; nar_umu id.; n. powder

Number in DED : 3626

Proto-Telugu : *nar_-ak-

Meaning : to cut, hew, fell, sever, chop; n. a cut, wound

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nar_aku

Dialectal forms (1) : nar_uku

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : narku

Additional forms : Also [1] nar_akuḍu, [2] nar_ukuḍu cutting, a cut

Number in DED : 3625