Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *tul-

Meaning : to shine, rejoice

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tulakincu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : tolãku "to shine, be splendid"

Additional forms : Also tulakimpu shining, rejoicing

Number in DED : 3360

Proto-Telugu : *tulas-

Meaning : sacred basil, Ocimum sanctum Lin.

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tulasi

Number in DED : 3357

Proto-Telugu : *tum-

Meaning : Diospyros embryopteris

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tubiki

Dialectal forms (1) : tumiki

Additional forms : Also tumida Diospyros melanoxylon

Number in DED : 3329

Proto-Telugu : *tum-ed-

Meaning : a large black humble-bee

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tummeda

Number in DED : 3328

Proto-Telugu : *tumm-

Meaning : babool tree, Acacia arabica

Telugu : tumma

Number in DED : 3335

Proto-Telugu : *tumm-

Meaning : to sneeze; n. sneeze

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tummu

Number in DED : 3336

Proto-Telugu : *tumm-i

Meaning : Leucas cephalotes

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tummi

Number in DED : 3334

Proto-Telugu : *tumur-

Meaning : a small piece or bit

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tumuru

Additional forms : Also tuttumuru small bits or fragments, powder, dust

Number in DED : 3325

Proto-Telugu : *tun-

Meaning : piece, bit, fragment

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tuniya

Additional forms : Also [1] tuniyu, [2] tunũgu to be cut or broken to pieces; [1] tunka, [2] tunuka piece, bit, fragment; [1] tunmu, [2] tunumu to cut; tuttuniyalu small pieces, bits or fragments; ? truŋgu to break, fall in pieces, perish, die; ? [1] tuncu, [2] truncu to cut to pieces, tear, break, kill (or with 3339)

Number in DED : 3305

Proto-Telugu : *tunṭ-

Meaning : a wicked, mischievous, impudent fellow; wicked, mischievous, impudent

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tuṇṭa

Dialectal forms (1) : tuṇṭari

Additional forms : Also tuṇṭatanamu wickedness and impudence; duṇḍagamu wickedness, mischievousness, shamelessness; duṇḍagī̃ḍu a wicked, mischievous man, scamp

Number in DED : 3312

Proto-Telugu : *tunṭ-/*tunḍ-

Meaning : piece, fragment

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tuṇṭa

Dialectal forms (1) : tuṇḍamu

Additional forms : Also tuṇḍincu to cut, sever; [1] tuṇḍu, [2] tuṇḍe, [3] tuṇḍemu piece

Number in DED : 3310

Proto-Telugu : *tuŋ-

Meaning : Cyperus rotundus

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tuŋga

Number in DED : 3287

Proto-Telugu : *tupp-

Meaning : small bush

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tuppa

Additional forms : Also dubbu bunch or tuft of grass, small shrub

Number in DED : 3322

Proto-Telugu : *tupp-

Meaning : the sound made in spitting suddenly

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tupukku

Dialectal forms (1) : tuppu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : tuppuna "with the sound "tuppu""

Additional forms : Also tūpoḍucu (i.e. tū-poḍucu) to spit

Number in DED : 3323

Proto-Telugu : *tur_-

Meaning : to scrape with a toothed instrument as the kernel of a coconut

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tur_umu

Additional forms : Also ? truŋgu to break, fall in pieces, perish, die; ? [1] tuncu, [2] truncu to cut to pieces, tear, break, kill (or with 3305)

Number in DED : 3339

Proto-Telugu : *tur_-

Meaning : to insert, stick in as flowers, cram in, gag by thrusting a cloth in the mouth, caulk (a ship)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : turugu (B)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : tur_ugu

Additional forms : Also tuṭṭe collection, group, heap; (K) tur_umu, (B) turumu to cram or stick, thrust in, deck the head with flowers

Number in DED : 3367

Proto-Telugu : *tur_-

Meaning : haste, quickness

Telugu : tur_utu

Additional forms : Also tur_r_u haste; tora-paḍu to hasten

Number in DED : 3368

Proto-Telugu : *tutār-

Meaning : a kind of trumpet

Telugu : tutārā

Number in DED : 3316

Proto-Telugu : *tutt-

Meaning : Abutilon indicum, Indian mallow

Telugu : tutturu-beṇḍa

Dialectal forms (1) : tutti (SAN)

Dialectal forms (2) : tuttiri (SAN)

Number in DED : 3317

Proto-Telugu : *tū-

Meaning : dragon-fly

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : tūnī̃ga

Dialectal forms (1) : tūnĩga

Number in DED : 3393