Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *ud-

Meaning : a steep bank

Telugu : uddari

Additional forms : Also uddi bank or dam with a channel on it to convey water pumped into it to higher lands

Number in DED : 622

Proto-Telugu : *uḍ-

Meaning : to cease, leave, quit

Telugu : uḍi-vōvu

Additional forms : Also [1] uḍugu, [2] uḍuvu to give up, quit, leave, stop, desist, cease from; uḍupu to remove, efface, wipe away

Number in DED : 1009

Proto-Telugu : *ud-ar-

Meaning : to tremble, shake, shiver, quake; n. trembling, shaking

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : udaru

Dialectal forms (1) : udilu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : uduru

Number in DED : 613

Proto-Telugu : *uḍḍ-

Meaning : a parcel or pack of four

Telugu : uḍḍa

Dialectal forms (1) : uḍḍā

Number in DED : 599

Proto-Telugu : *udd-ul-

Meaning : Phaseolus radiatus, black gram

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uddulu

Number in DED : 690

Proto-Telugu : *ud-i

Meaning : a match, an equal, a rival; equal

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uddi

Additional forms : Also uddincu to pair, match, couple; [1] uddikā̃ḍu, [2] uddī̃ḍu companion, friend

Number in DED : 623

Proto-Telugu : *uḍ-ug-

Meaning : to give up, quit, leave, stop, cease, desist from

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uḍugu

Dialectal forms (1) : uḍuvu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : ḍuŋku "to be lowered, diminish, be subdued"

Additional forms : Also uḍupu to remove, efface, wipe away (or with 1009); ḍoŋku to dry up, sink, be absorbed, disappear, (K. also) diminish, shrink, hesitate; (K) dō̃ku water to sink down

Number in DED : 954

Proto-Telugu : *uḍ-uk-

Meaning : to boil, seethe, bubble with heat, simmer; n. heat, boiling

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uḍuku

Additional forms : Also [1] uḍikincu, [2] uḍikilu, [3] uḍikillu to boil (tr.), cook

Number in DED : 588

Proto-Telugu : *uḍuk-

Meaning : small drum of the shape of an hour-glass

Telugu : uḍuka

Number in DED : 589

Proto-Telugu : *uḍum-

Meaning : iguana

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uḍumu

Number in DED : 592

Proto-Telugu : *uḍut-

Meaning : squirrel

Telugu : uḍuta

Number in DED : 590

Proto-Telugu : *ugaḍ-

Meaning : to utter; sound, produce sound

Telugu : uggaḍincu

Dialectal forms (1) : uggaḷincu (B)

Number in DED : 571

Proto-Telugu : *uga-m

Meaning : a suspender or cord so attached to a pot that it may be carried about with its mouth horizontal

Telugu : uggamu

Number in DED : 570

Proto-Telugu : *uk-

Meaning : closeness or oppressiveness of weather, sultriness, confined heat, want of breeze or ventilation

Telugu : ukka

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : ukku "to be suffocated through excessive humidity and hot weather"

Additional forms : Also ukkiribikkiri close, suffocating, oppressive;

Number in DED : 568

Proto-Telugu : *uk-

Meaning : strength, vigour, courage, spirit

Telugu : ukku

Number in DED : 649

Proto-Telugu : *ukis-

Meaning : a dry cough

Telugu : ukkisa

Additional forms : Also (B) [1] ogarcu, [2] ogarucu to gasp, breathe hard; [1] ogarpu, [2] ogarupu gasping, panting; [1] vagarcu, [2] vagarucu to sigh; [1] vagarpu, [2] vagarupu sign, asthma

Number in DED : 569

Proto-Telugu : *ukiv-

Meaning : baseness, cunning, hypocrisy

Telugu : ukkivamu

Additional forms : Also ukkivũḍu a cunning man, hypocrite

Number in DED : 566

Proto-Telugu : *ukk-

Meaning : steel

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ukku

Number in DED : 661

Proto-Telugu : *ukkaḷ-

Meaning : vanguard, pickets round a camp

Telugu : ukkaḷamu

Number in DED : 565

Proto-Telugu : *ul-

Meaning : chisel

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uli

Number in DED : 699