Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *toḍ-

Meaning : footstalk of a leaf, fruit or flower

Telugu : toḍima

Merolu Telugu : toḍka "stalk"

Number in DED : 3487

Proto-Telugu : *toḍ-a

Meaning : thigh

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : toḍa

Additional forms : Also tuṇṭi hip, haunch

Number in DED : 3302

Proto-Telugu : *toḍ-/*toṭṭ-

Meaning : to touch, (K) be joined, come in contact with

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : toṭṭu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : toḍu, toḍ(u)gu, toḍ(u)vu "to put arrow on bow"

Additional forms : Also (K) toḍuku to hold, grasp; (K) toḍikilu to seize, hold tightly, snatch; toḍaru to follow, acompany; happen, occur; endeavour, attempt; (K also) reach, obtain, hold, copulate with, attack; toḍarika following, accompanying; toḍaruvu endeavour, attempt; toḍusu business, affair, connection

Number in DED : 3480

Proto-Telugu : *togar-

Meaning : red colour, thread of a red colour; red

Telugu : togaru

Additional forms : Also dōra reddish, half-ripe

Number in DED : 3284

Proto-Telugu : *togar-

Meaning : astringent taste

Telugu : togara

Number in DED : 3352

Proto-Telugu : *togar-

Meaning : Cajanus indicus, dhal

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : togari (SAN)

Dialectal forms (1) : togaru, togari (VPK) (pl. togaḷḷu)

Number in DED : 3353

Proto-Telugu : *tokk-

Meaning : a crowd together, throng

Telugu : tokkulāḍu

Inscriptional Telugu : toga "party"

Number in DED : 3476

Proto-Telugu : *tokk-

Meaning : a kind of chutney or pickle

Telugu : tokku

Number in DED : 3477

Proto-Telugu : *tokk-

Meaning : skin, bark, rind

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tokka

Number in DED : 3559

Proto-Telugu : *toḷ-

Meaning : a division in an orange or other similar fruit, a carpel

Telugu : tona

Additional forms : Also tola a carpel as of jack-fruit, etc.

Number in DED : 2704

Proto-Telugu : *tol-

Meaning : to rain, (K also) be spilled, overflow

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : toluku

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : tulumu "to cause leaves to fall by cutting or plucking"

Additional forms : Also tolakari the beginning of the rainy season, the rainy season; tolakarincu to rain for the first time in the season; tolukāru the rainy season (or to 3516); (K. B.) tulucu to shed, as fruit, powder, etc.

Number in DED : 3361

Proto-Telugu : *tol-

Meaning : beginning, commencement; first, former, previous, old, ancient; formerly, previously

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : toli

Additional forms : Also tolukāru the rainy season; tolakari the beginning of the rainy season, the rainy season; tolakarincu to rain for the first time in the season (see 1278 kāru season); toṇṭi former, earlier, previous; ancient, old

Number in DED : 3516

Proto-Telugu : *tol-

Meaning : to remove, free one from

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tolãgincu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : tolãgu "(imper. stem tola- is used alternatively) to move, step aside, get out of the way, go off, be removed, recede, vanish, disappear, terminate, cease, end"

Additional forms : Also tolãcu to remove

Number in DED : 3519

Proto-Telugu : *tol-

Meaning : hole

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : toli

Dialectal forms (1) : tolika

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : dol(u)cu "to make a hole"

Additional forms : Also [1] tolucu, [2] tolcu to bore, perforate, hollow, dig, scoop, carve; doṇḍi hole; ḍolla hollow, concave

Number in DED : 3528

Proto-Telugu : *tol-a-

Meaning : to wash

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tolãcu

Number in DED : 3530

Proto-Telugu : *tol-a-/dul-

Meaning : to shake so as to remove dust, etc., shake off, get rid of

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : dulupu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : tonãku "trembling in fear"

Additional forms : Also [1] tolãku, [2] tonãku, [3] toḍãku to be slightly shaken or agitated as a liquid, be spilled; n. slight agitation or motion in a liquid (or with 3361)

Notes : Two roots?

Number in DED : 3359

Proto-Telugu : *tom-

Meaning : nine

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tommidi

Additional forms : Also [1] tommaṇḍu-guru, [2] tommaṇḍru nine persons; [1] tombadi, [2] tombhai ninety; tombaṇḍru ninety persons; [1] tommanūr_u, [2] tommannūru 900

Number in DED : 3532

Proto-Telugu : *tonḍ-

Meaning : chameleon; blood-sucker

Telugu : toṇḍa

Number in DED : 3501

Proto-Telugu : *tonḍ-am

Meaning : elephant's proboscis

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : toṇḍamu

Number in DED : 3311

Proto-Telugu : *tondar-a

Meaning : trouble, annoyance, vexation, haste, hurry, confusion, perplexity, embarrassment

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tondara

Number in DED : 3506