Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *vānḍ-

Meaning : sharp, keen, edged, pointed; n. sharpness, keenness, pointedness, bravery, courage, valour

Telugu : vā̃ḍi

Additional forms : Also vā̃ḍimi sharpness, keenness, pointedness, bravery, courage, valour

Number in DED : 5349

Proto-Telugu : *vā(ŋ)-

Meaning : to feel a strong desire for anything after long want or privation, long

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vā̃cu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : vācu

Additional forms : Also [1] vā̃piri, [2] vā̃pu longing or desiring eagerly after long privation; vēviḷḷu (pl.) longing of a pregnant woman for particular things, with vomiting and other signs of pregnancy

Number in DED : 5257

Proto-Telugu : *vāŋ-

Meaning : rivulet, streamlet

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vā̃ka

Dialectal forms (1) : vā̃gu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : vancu "to serve from a container, empty"

Number in DED : 5334

Proto-Telugu : *vāŋ-

Meaning : to sound, ring; chatter, babble

Telugu : vā̃gu

Number in DED : 5337

Proto-Telugu : *vār-

Meaning : those persons

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vāru (obl. vāri-)

Dialectal forms (1) : vāṇḍlu

Number in DED : 1

Proto-Telugu : *vār-

Meaning : to flow down as water from boiled rice, be drained off

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vāru

Additional forms : Also [1] vārucu, [2] vārcu to pour or drain off, as water from boiled rice

Number in DED : 5356

Proto-Telugu : *vār-

Meaning : to chip off the edges of palm-leaves, scrape off

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : vāru

Additional forms : Also [1] vāru, [2] vār_u strap of leather, thong

Number in DED : 5363

Proto-Telugu : *vār-

Meaning : to make into a bundle (hay) before lifting on head

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : vāru

Number in DED : 5362

Proto-Telugu : *vār-akam

Meaning : money advanced to cultivators to be received again without interest when the crop is reaped

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vārakamu

Number in DED : 5359

Proto-Telugu : *vāṭ-

Meaning : convenience, the slope or slant of anything, incline; convenient, sloping, slanting, inclined

Telugu : vāṭamu

Additional forms : Also vāṭa-paḍu to be convenient

Number in DED : 5344

Proto-Telugu : *vāṭ-

Meaning : throwing, casting, flinging; a blow, stroke

Telugu : vāṭu

Number in DED : 5346

Proto-Telugu : *vāvil-

Meaning : Vitex negundo

Telugu : vāvili

Number in DED : 5371

Proto-Telugu : *vāyinṭ-

Meaning : Gynandropsis pentaphylla

Telugu : vāyiṇṭa

Dialectal forms (1) : vāviṇṭa

Number in DED : 5353

Proto-Telugu : *ved-a

Meaning : the rutting season

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : veda

Additional forms : Also vedāvu a cow in heat or ready for the bull

Number in DED : 5398

Proto-Telugu : *ved-ak-

Meaning : to search, explore, rummage, examine, scrutinize, seek or search for, look for

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vedaku

Dialectal forms (1) : vetaku

Dialectal forms (2) : venaku

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : veduku, vetuku

Additional forms : Also [1] vedakulāḍu, [2] vetakulā̃ḍu to search; vedakuḍu searching, search

Number in DED : 5483

Proto-Telugu : *vedur-

Meaning : bamboo

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : veduru

Number in DED : 5485

Proto-Telugu : *vegaḍ-

Meaning : astonishment, surprise, confusion, embarrassment, anxiety

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vegaḍu

Additional forms : Also vegaḍu-paḍu to be anxious; [1] beggaḍu, [2] begaḍu to be afraid, fear; n. fear, terror; [1] begaḍu-paḍu, [2] beggaḍillu, [3] beggaḍilu to fear, be afraid; begaḍu-par_acu to frighten; beggalamu fear, concern; beggalincu to be afraid; beggalikamu fear; [1] beggilu, [2] beggillu to be afraid, tremble

Number in DED : 5465

Proto-Telugu : *vegaṭ-

Meaning : repulsiveness, disgust, dislike

Telugu : vegaṭu

Number in DED : 5464

Proto-Telugu : *veggal-

Meaning : excess, too much; excessive, extreme

Telugu : veggalamu

Dialectal forms (1) : veggalapu

Additional forms : Also veggalī̃ḍu a great or extraordinary man

Number in DED : 5467

Proto-Telugu : *vej-

Meaning : a thousand (pl. vēlu)

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : vēyi

Dialectal forms (1) : veyi

Dialectal forms (2) : veyyi

Additional forms : Also (M. K. Ch) vēyu, veyu id.; vēna-vēlu (M. K. Ch also vēnaku vēlu) thousands by thousands; (M. K. Ch) vēla koladi many (for kolãdi see 1827; lit. count of thousands) (comm. by M. Kandappa Chetty)

Number in DED : 5404