Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *teral-

Meaning : to abound, increase, swell up

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : teralu

Number in DED : 3245

Proto-Telugu : *teruv-

Meaning : way, road, path

Telugu : teruvu

Additional forms : Also ? tennu id.

Number in DED : 3422

Proto-Telugu : *ter_-

Meaning : open

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ter_a

Additional forms : Also ter_acu to open, set open, uncover, expose, exhibit, display, unfasten, unlock; ter_apa open, exposed; ter_api intermission, cessation, pause, break

Number in DED : 3259

Proto-Telugu : *ter_-

Meaning : way, manner, mode, fashion, style, condition, state, order, good condition or state

Telugu : ter_ãgu

Dialectal forms (1) : ter_avu

Number in DED : 3260

Proto-Telugu : *ter_-

Meaning : a kind of tax

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Inscriptional Telugu : ter_e

Number in DED : 3441

Proto-Telugu : *ter_-av-

Meaning : woman

Telugu : ter_ava

Number in DED : 3421

Proto-Telugu : *teṭṭ-

Meaning : hedge round a city or fort

Telugu : teṭṭu

Additional forms : Also (VPK) teṭṭe fencing; teṭṭe-gōda a wall fence

Number in DED : 3447

Proto-Telugu : *teṭṭ-

Meaning : beehive

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : teṭṭiya

Dialectal forms (1) : teṭṭe

Number in DED : 3490

Proto-Telugu : *tēg-

Meaning : to be afraid, shake, tremble

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : tē̃gu

Number in DED : 3454

Proto-Telugu : *tēg-

Meaning : the tender palmyra shoot

Telugu : tēga

Number in DED : 3474

Proto-Telugu : *tē(j)-

Meaning : worn out, wasted

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tēgaḍa

Additional forms : Also tēyu to be worn or wasted; wear by use, handling or rubbing

Number in DED : 3458

Proto-Telugu : *tē-, *tēr-

Meaning : to bring, get, cause, produce, create

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : teccu (tē-, tēr-)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : -tencu (-tē-, -tēr-) "aux. with refl. meaning; to come (e. g. canu-dencu to come; [1] canu-dē̃ka, [2] canu-dēraka not coming)"

Additional forms : Also teppincu to send for, get down, obtain, procure

Number in DED : 3098

Proto-Telugu : *tēl-

Meaning : to float, swim, (K also) stare upwards (as at death)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tēlu

Additional forms : Also tēlucu to cause to float; tēlagillu to float, turn up; tēlāḍu to float; tēlika lightness, levity, easiness; lght, easy

Number in DED : 3464

Proto-Telugu : *tēl-

Meaning : scorpion

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tēlu

Number in DED : 3470

Proto-Telugu : *tēn-

Meaning : honey

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tēne

Additional forms : Also tē̃ṭi a large black humble-bee, Bombinatrix glabra

Number in DED : 3268

Proto-Telugu : *tēp-

Meaning : a time (e.g. reṇḍu tēpalu twice)

Telugu : tēpa

Number in DED : 3439

Proto-Telugu : *tēr

Meaning : car, chariot

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tēru

Number in DED : 3459

Proto-Telugu : *tēr_-/*tēṭ-

Meaning : clearness, purity, transparency, any clear liquid, the thin and clear upper stratum of a liquid, brightness, liveliness, cheerfulness; clear, pure, bright, lively, cheerful, plain, simple, clear, evident, manifest

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tēṭa

Additional forms : Also [1] tēr_u, [2] tēru to become clear or free from suspended matter, clarify, settle; recover from an illness, injury, shock, etc., convalesce; tēr_i cūcu to look steadily or earnestly, gaze; [1] tēr_ucu, [2] tērcu to make clear, clarify, settle; tēr_ugaḍa settlement, conclusion, completion, end; tēlu to be the outcome or result, be settled or decided, terminate, succeed, be successful; [1] teppir_ilu, [2] teppir_illu, [3] teppir_u to recover from an illness, injury, misfortune, shock, etc., convalesce or be convalescent

Number in DED : 3471

Proto-Telugu : *tik-

Meaning : intricacy, confusion, perplexity

Telugu : tikamaka

Additional forms : Also tikamaka-gonu, tikamakal-āḍu to be puzzled, perplexed, confused; tikka madness, craziness; mad, crazy; tikka-gonu to become mad; tikkaṭamakkaṭa confusion, perplexity

Number in DED : 3207

Proto-Telugu : *timir-

Meaning : numbness, palsy

Telugu : timuru

Dialectal forms (1) : timiri

Dialectal forms (2) : timmiri

Number in DED : 3235