Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *ulac-

Meaning : porpoise

Telugu : ulaca-mīnu

Dialectal forms (1) : uluca

Number in DED : 602

Proto-Telugu : *ul-ij-

Meaning : to sound, resound

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uliyu

Additional forms : Also ulivu sound, voice

Number in DED : 996

Proto-Telugu : *ul-ij-

Meaning : to move, shake

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uliyu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : uliyu, nuliyu

Additional forms : Also ulucu to brandish, wave, shake; (K) olayu to swing, shake, move

Number in DED : 1003

Proto-Telugu : *ulimiḍ-

Meaning : Crataeva tapia

Telugu : ulimiḍi

Dialectal forms (1) : ulimiri

Number in DED : 675

Proto-Telugu : *ull-

Meaning : onion, garlic

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ulli

Number in DED : 705

Proto-Telugu : *ulla-

Meaning : the bony hilsa or sable fish

Telugu : ullākũ-jē̃pa

Dialectal forms (1) : ullāku-cēpa (B)

Dialectal forms (2) : ullam-cēpa

Number in DED : 676

Proto-Telugu : *ullā-m

Meaning : snipe

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ullāmu

Additional forms : Also [1] ullaŋki, [2] ullaŋgi sp. curlew; lapwing (acc. to some authorities)

Number in DED : 704

Proto-Telugu : *ul-uk-

Meaning : to start suddenly as from alarm; n. alarm, fright

Telugu : uluku

Dialectal forms (1) : ulku

Number in DED : 703

Proto-Telugu : *um-

Meaning : to spit, spit out

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : umiyu

Additional forms : Also ummi spittle, saliva

Number in DED : 636

Proto-Telugu : *um-

Meaning : husk, chaff

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : umaka (B)

Dialectal forms (1) : umuka

Dialectal forms (2) : ū̃ka

Dialectal forms (3) : ūka

Number in DED : 637

Proto-Telugu : *unḍ-

Meaning : ball, globe, pellet, pill, (VPK also) wheel of cart; round

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uṇḍa

Additional forms : Also [1] uṇṭa, [2] uṇḍramu round; [1] uṇḍramulu, [2] uṇḍrālu, [3] uṇḍrāḷḷu round cakes prepared as an offering to Vighneswara

Number in DED : 664

Proto-Telugu : *uṇ-ḍ-

Meaning : to be, exist, live, dwell

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : uṇḍu

Additional forms : Also [1] unucu, [2] uncu to place, put, set, lay, keep, preserve, set apart for a purpose, appoint; uniki existence, being, remaining, stay, dwelling, home, place, residence, state, condition

Number in DED : 697

Proto-Telugu : *un-up-

Meaning : to dye clothes

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : unupu

Number in DED : 726

Proto-Telugu : *uṇuǯ-

Meaning : a kind of fish

Telugu : uṇuju

Number in DED : 693

Proto-Telugu : *uŋar-

Meaning : ring

Telugu : uŋgramu

Dialectal forms (1) : uŋgaramu

Number in DED : 572

Proto-Telugu : *uŋk-

Meaning : to spring, jump

Telugu : uŋkincu

Number in DED : 559

Proto-Telugu : *uŋ-k-

Meaning : to consider

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : uŋkisu

Number in DED : 727

Proto-Telugu : *upar-

Meaning : name of a caste whose occupation is digging tanks, etc.

Telugu : uppara

Additional forms : Also uppari a digger, tank-digger; fem. upparadi

Number in DED : 626

Proto-Telugu : *up-i

Meaning : a kind of herb; (B) Volkameria capparis sepia

Telugu : uppi

Additional forms : Also puyyi a thorny shrub, Capparis sepiaria

Number in DED : 629

Proto-Telugu : *upp-

Meaning : to boil (tr.)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : uppu

Additional forms : Also (K) uppari that which is hot or heated (as a pan)

Number in DED : 679