Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *r_ēl-

Meaning : purging cassia, Cassia (cathartocarpus) fistula

Telugu : rēla-ceṭṭu

Inscriptional Telugu : r_ēla

Number in DED : 477

Proto-Telugu : *r_i-m-

Meaning : to throw, fling, toss, spurt, squirt, thrust, butt; n. spurt, thrust, butt

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : r_immu

Number in DED : 859

Proto-Telugu : *r_ōj-

Meaning : to seek, search, look for

Telugu : rōyu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : r_ōyu

Additional forms : Also (K) vār(u)cu to look for, wait, expect, wish

Number in DED : 1059

Proto-Telugu : *r_ōl-

Meaning : mortar

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : rōlu

Dialectal forms (1) : r_ōlu

Number in DED : 651

Proto-Telugu : *r_-uv-

Meaning : to throw, fling, toss, (K also) n. sound of wind produced by the fluttering of wings

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : r_uvvu

Dialectal forms (1) : ruvvu

Dialectal forms (2) : r_uppu

Dialectal forms (3) : r_ūvu

Additional forms : Also uravaḍi speed, force, violence; [1] uravaḍincu, [2] uraḍincu to hasten

Number in DED : 719

Proto-Telugu : *saḍ-

Meaning : to pound, beat

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : saḍincu

Additional forms : Also saḍimpu pounding, beating; saḍimpulu rice beaten and cleaned

Number in DED : 2300

Proto-Telugu : *saḍ-i

Meaning : noise

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : saḍi

Number in DED : 2299

Proto-Telugu : *sal-ak-

Meaning : a small sack; 2,5 times the measure called tūmu

Telugu : salaka

Number in DED : 2365

Proto-Telugu : *salāpa-m

Meaning : pearl-fishery

Telugu : salāpamu

Number in DED : 2369

Proto-Telugu : *sam-

Meaning : to be ready; make ready

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : sama-kaṭṭu

Additional forms : Also savara good, suitable, flat, level; [1] savaraṇa, [2] savarana, [3] savaraṇamu equipment, stuff, material, beauty, elegance, neatness, correction, rectification, setting right; savaraṇincu to set right, put in order, rectify, equip; savarani beautiful, elegant, neat; [1] savarincu, [2] savarucu to adjust, trim, put in order, arrange, correct; [1] savarinta, [2] savarimpu putting in order, etc.; savarillu to be proper or suitable

Number in DED : 2342

Proto-Telugu : *sammeṭ-a

Meaning : sledge hammer

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : sammeṭa

Number in DED : 2349

Proto-Telugu : *sanc-

Meaning : manner, way, artifice, stratagem; a trace

Telugu : sancu

Additional forms : Also cancu (B) trim, delicacy, fashion, way, mode

Number in DED : 2293

Proto-Telugu : *sar-

Meaning : quickly, rapidly, soon

Telugu : saraga

Additional forms : Also saragu quickness, swiftness, speed; ceccera quickly, speedily; jar_r_una quickly

Number in DED : 2352

Proto-Telugu : *sar-ak-

Meaning : an article, commodity, thing, ornament, jewel, trinket; care, heed, regard

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : saraku

Number in DED : 2353

Proto-Telugu : *sarapaṇ-

Meaning : an ornament of gold chains of two or more folds

Telugu : sarapaṇi (B)

Dialectal forms (1) : sarapiṇi (B)

Dialectal forms (2) : sarapeṇi (B)

Dialectal forms (3) : saraphaṇi (B)

Number in DED : 2358

Proto-Telugu : *sas-

Meaning : straight, right, good, proper, well, healthy; straightness, good order or condition, soundness

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : sasi

Additional forms : Also sasigā straightly, well, properly

Number in DED : 2747

Proto-Telugu : *saǯǯ-

Meaning : Holcus spicatus

Telugu : sajje

Dialectal forms (1) : sajja (VPK)

Dialectal forms (2) : sadda (sodda) (VPK)

Number in DED : 2290

Proto-Telugu : *sāk-

Meaning : pretence, pretext, plea, excuse

Telugu : sāku

Number in DED : 2428

Proto-Telugu : *sāl-

Meaning : caste of weavers

Telugu : sāle

Additional forms : Also [1] sālī̃ḍu, [2] sālevā̃ḍu a weaver

Number in DED : 2475

Proto-Telugu : *sāḷ-

Meaning : a species of hawk

Telugu : sāḷuva

Dialectal forms (1) : sāḷuvamu

Dialectal forms (2) : sāḷvamu

Number in DED : 2478