Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *pās-

Meaning : to be rotten

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pāyu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : pā̃cu, pāsu

Additional forms : Also [1] pā̃ci, [2] prā̃ci foulness, staleness, nastiness

Number in DED : 4057

Proto-Telugu : *pāṭ-

Meaning : extent, size, magnitude

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pāṭi

Number in DED : 4067

Proto-Telugu : *pāvil-

Meaning : Portulaca meridiana

Telugu : pāvila-kūra

Dialectal forms (1) : pāvili-kūra

Number in DED : 4104

Proto-Telugu : *pecc-

Meaning : rind, peel

Telugu : peccu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : pecce, peccika "shell of coconut, etc."

Number in DED : 4384

Proto-Telugu : *peḍ-

Meaning : side, page

Telugu : peḍa

Number in DED : 4255

Proto-Telugu : *peḍ-a

Meaning : hinder, back

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : peḍa

Additional forms : Also peḍatala back of the head; peḍamu the face turned back; peḍalu backyard of a house

Number in DED : 4146

Proto-Telugu : *pedav-

Meaning : lip

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pedavi

Number in DED : 4400

Proto-Telugu : *peḍḍ-

Meaning : clod, lump of earth

Telugu : peḍḍa

Number in DED : 4394

Proto-Telugu : *pel-

Meaning : to fear, be alarmed

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pelukur_u

Number in DED : 4419

Proto-Telugu : *pen-

Meaning : to nourish, nurture, foster, support, rear, fatten, increase, extend

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : penucu

Dialectal forms (1) : pencu

Additional forms : Also [1] penupu, [2] pempu nourishing, fostering, rearing, increase, enlargement; pempakamu adoption of a child, rearing; pempuḍu adopted; tame, domesticated

Number in DED : 4436

Proto-Telugu : *pen-a

Meaning : a twist of ropes, tie, bond

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pena

Additional forms : Also penãgu to be twisted, struggle, fight, wrangle, dispute; penayu id., join, unite; [1] penãgu, [2] penãkuva a struggle, fight, wrangle, dispute; penãgonu to be twisted, be mingled, join, unite; penãcu to twist, twist together; penapu to join, unite, twist; n. dispute; penapari a disputatious person; [1] pē̃ḍu, [2] pēḍu to twist, twine, entwine; (K. B.) pēnu to twist, entwine (intr., tr.), (K also) twist two or three single threads into a thick thread

Number in DED : 4160

Proto-Telugu : *penc-

Meaning : potsherd

Telugu : pencu

Dialectal forms (1) : pencika

Additional forms : Also peŋku tile, broken piece of pot, coconut shell, or the like, potsherd, skull

Number in DED : 4385

Proto-Telugu : *penḍ-

Meaning : anklet

Telugu : peṇḍemu

Dialectal forms (1) : peṇḍā̆ramu

Dialectal forms (2) : peṇḍē̆ramu

Number in DED : 4399

Proto-Telugu : *pendal-

Meaning : early, betimes, in time

Telugu : pendala-kaḍa(n)

Dialectal forms (1) : pendalāḍa(n)

Number in DED : 4405

Proto-Telugu : *penṭ-

Meaning : the female of any animal or plant

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : peṇṭi

Additional forms : Also [1] peṇḍili, [2] peṇḍli, (modern) peḷḷi, (substandard) pelli marriage; peṇḍlā̆mu wife, spouse, consort

Number in DED : 4395

Proto-Telugu : *peŋk-

Meaning : an impudent, mischievous person; impudent

Telugu : peŋke

Number in DED : 4381

Proto-Telugu : *per-

Meaning : love, affection

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : perima

Number in DED : 3964

Proto-Telugu : *per-

Meaning : to grow, grow up, increase, accumulate, be augmented, expand, extend

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : perũgu

Dialectal forms (1) : perugu

Dialectal forms (2) : pergu

Dialectal forms (3) : peruvu

Dialectal forms (4) : pervu

Inscriptional Telugu : perddaḷ "elders"

Additional forms : Also perũguḍu growth, increase; [1] perime, [2] pemme greatness, power, authority; pērima grandeur, magnificence; pērimi greatness, eminence; pēru great, large, much; [1] pērucu, [2] pērcu to increase, rise, swell; pekku many; [1] pekkaṇḍru, [2] pekkuru many persons; pekkuva increase, growth, development, excess; pedda great, big, large, long, tall, old, senior, chief, respectable; an elder, superior, head man; peddayu adv. much, very, exceedingly; peddi mother's elder sister; peccu excess, addition; penu (before consonant), penn- (before vowel) large, big, great; pencu to enlarge; pellu excessiveness, greatness; excessive, much, great; greatly, much, very; pellidamu greatness, excessiveness; peluca much, exceeding; pelucana greatness, excessiveness; bebbuli a royal tiger

Number in DED : 4411

Proto-Telugu : *per-

Meaning : honeycomb, beehive

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pera

Additional forms : Also perayī̃ga a kind of honey bee

Number in DED : 4412

Proto-Telugu : *per-

Meaning : to break or snap, as a (marriage) thread

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : perugu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : pempu "to destroy, ruin; n. damage, destruction"

Number in DED : 4414