Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *or_-

Meaning : steadiness, firmness; steady, firm

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : or_apu

Additional forms : Also ur_idi firm, strong; firmness, strength; ur_iya a brave man

Number in DED : 721

Proto-Telugu : *or_-a

Meaning : sheath, scabbard, case, cover, envelope, ring of baked clay used in the construction of a well, well-tube

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : or_a

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : or_r_a

Number in DED : 723

Proto-Telugu : *or_-ag-

Meaning : to bend, bow down, lean, incline, recline; n. slant, inllination; large pillow for reclining on; adj. slanting

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : or_agu

Dialectal forms (1) : oragu

Additional forms : Also or_ava crooked, bent; oraguḍu slant, incline; oragincu to place in a slanting position; oggu to offer, present, give, lend, yield

Number in DED : 707

Proto-Telugu : *or_al-

Meaning : to lament, wail, cry

Telugu : or_alu

Additional forms : Also rollu to prattle, (B) bewail; (K) r_ōlu, (B) rōlu to weep or cry aloud

Number in DED : 718

Proto-Telugu : *or_r_-

Meaning : pungent, acrid; pungency, acridity

Telugu : or_r_a

Additional forms : Also or_r_ãdanamu, or_r_ana pungency, acridity; var_r_a pungent taste, pungency; pungent

Number in DED : 722

Proto-Telugu : *or_V-

Meaning : backbiting, tale-bearing

Telugu : orudala

Additional forms : Also rōyu, (K) r_ōyu to hate, dislike, be disgusted with, be wearied or tired, give up, abandon, leave, (K also) despise, rebuke; [1] rō̃ta, [2] rōta disgust, abhorrence; dirt, filth; [1] r_occu, [2] roccu contempt, disregard; mud, mire; rompi mud, mire

Number in DED : 1019

Proto-Telugu : *os-

Meaning : to give; n. a gift

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : osãgu

Dialectal forms (1) : osavu

Additional forms : Also uccu to send

Number in DED : 984

Proto-Telugu : *os-ul-

Meaning : to be loose (as joints), slip out

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : osulu

Number in DED : 940

Proto-Telugu : *ott-

Meaning : to step aside, make way, move out of the way

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ottu

Dialectal forms (1) : ottilu

Dialectal forms (2) : ottillu

Dialectal forms (3) : ottigillu

Number in DED : 973

Proto-Telugu : *ott-

Meaning : to cut or break with nippers

Telugu : ottu

Number in DED : 975

Proto-Telugu : *ott-

Meaning : to press, squeeze, foment, urge, produce a mark on a surface by pressure; n. pressure, denseness; close, thick, dense

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ottu

Additional forms : Also ottaḍamu fomenting, pressing gently

Number in DED : 1021

Proto-Telugu : *ottul-

Meaning : gold bracelets for children

Telugu : ottulu

Number in DED : 1023

Proto-Telugu : *oṭṭ-

Meaning : a total

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : oṭṭu (B)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : oṭṭu "to arise (as fear), accumulate, be put together; to put (as fire)"

Number in DED : 958

Proto-Telugu : *oṭṭ-/*oḍḍ-

Meaning : an oath

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : oṭṭu

Additional forms : Also oḍḍu to wager, stake, bet; n. a wager; [1] oḍḍanamu, oḍḍimi a stake, wager

Number in DED : 959

Proto-Telugu : *ov-

Meaning : to be spoiled, perish

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : ovvu

Number in DED : 1057

Proto-Telugu : *ōḍ-

Meaning : ship, vessel

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ōḍa

Number in DED : 1039

Proto-Telugu : *ōḍ-

Meaning : to run, be defeated, fail, be afraid, flow, trickle; n. defeat, failure

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ōḍu

Additional forms : Also [1] ōḍincu, [2] ōrcu to defeat; [1] ōṭar_u, [2] ōṭār_u to be defeated, fail; [1] ōṭami, [2] ōṭamu defeat, failure, fear; ōṭa fear; ōṭu defeat, failure; oḍucu to defeat, overthrow (or with 946); ōḍika stream, current; ōḍigillu to flow, run

Number in DED : 1041

Proto-Telugu : *ōḍ-

Meaning : a roofing tile

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ōḍu-billa

Number in DED : 1042

Proto-Telugu : *ōda-m

Meaning : pitfall for catching elephants

Telugu : ōdamu

Number in DED : 1048

Proto-Telugu : *ōgir-

Meaning : food, boiled rice

Telugu : ōgiramu

Dialectal forms (1) : ōremu

Inscriptional Telugu : ōviramu

Number in DED : 1030