Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *danṭ-

Meaning : the stalk of great millet, etc.; the pith of a plantain tree and the like

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : daṇṭu

Number in DED : 3056

Proto-Telugu : *ḍa-pi

Meaning : thirst

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ḍappi

Dialectal forms (1) : dappi

Dialectal forms (2) : dappika

Number in DED : 109

Proto-Telugu : *dapp-

Meaning : thick, close-woven; thickness

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : dappamu

Number in DED : 3070

Proto-Telugu : *daṭṭ-

Meaning : thick, close, dense, compact, thickset

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : daṭṭamu

Additional forms : Also daṇḍi large, great, abundant, plentiful, ample, abundance, plenty; ? dandaḍi excessiveness; much, great, excessive; dandaḍincu to grow, increase

Number in DED : 3020

Proto-Telugu : *daṭṭ-

Meaning : waist-band or girdle of cloth, sash

Telugu : daṭṭi

Number in DED : 3038

Proto-Telugu : *ḍā-kal

Meaning : anvil

Telugu : ḍā-kali

Dialectal forms (1) : ḍā-kallu

Dialectal forms (2) : dā-kali

Dialectal forms (3) : dā-gali

Dialectal forms (4) : dāyi

Notes : See the corresponding SDR forms for comment.

Number in DED : 86

Proto-Telugu : *dānṭ-

Meaning : to leap, jump, cross over, pass over, go beyond, transgress; n. a leap, jump, crossing or passing over

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : dā̃ṭu

Number in DED : 3158

Proto-Telugu : *dāra-m

Meaning : string, thread, cord, twine

Telugu : dāramu

Number in DED : 3167

Proto-Telugu : *dār-i

Meaning : way, road, path, manner, mode

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : dāri

Number in DED : 3170

Proto-Telugu : *ḍe-kk-

Meaning : to hinder, prevent, arrest

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ḍekku

Number in DED : 437

Proto-Telugu : *ḍekk-

Meaning : hoof

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ḍekka

Number in DED : 2970

Proto-Telugu : *deŋ-

Meaning : to copulate with

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : dẽgu

Number in DED : 507

Proto-Telugu : *dēg- (*-v-)

Meaning : (nausea) to be caused in stomach

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : dēvu

Number in DED : 3451

Proto-Telugu : *ḍē(ŋ)k-

Meaning : to creep or slide along the ground on the posteriors

Telugu : dē̃ku

Dialectal forms (1) : dē̃kuru

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : ḍē̃ku

Number in DED : 508

Proto-Telugu : *dēv-

Meaning : to search or grope for anything in water, take anything out of water with the hand

Telugu : dēvu

Number in DED : 3468

Proto-Telugu : *dēvur-

Meaning : to beg humbly, importune

Telugu : dēvurincu

Number in DED : 3431

Proto-Telugu : *dibb-

Meaning : lid or earthen cover for a jar

Telugu : dibbaḍamu

Additional forms : Also dimme wooden cork or stopple; dimmu wooden stopple for a leathern bottle

Number in DED : 3231

Proto-Telugu : *diḍḍ-

Meaning : a small door or gate, wicket, postern or back door, sallyport

Telugu : diḍḍi

Number in DED : 3219

Proto-Telugu : *didd-

Meaning : to correct, rectify, set right, alter, change; n. correction, change, alteration

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : diddu

Number in DED : 3251

Proto-Telugu : *ḍi-g-

Meaning : to alight, descend, decrease

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ḍigu

Additional forms : Also ḍiggu, (K. also) diggu to descend; digu to descend, alight, dismount, be unladen or disembarked, be distilled, fall in drops, penetrate, become less, abate; digudala descending, descent, decline; a lower region or part; digumati disembarkation, unshipment; diguva lower place or part; lower, inferior; down, below, under; diga down; [1] ḍigiya, [2] ḍiggiya a well with steps descending into it; ḍiŋku to die; [1] ḍincu, [2] dincu, [3] ḍimpu, [4] dimpu, [5] digucu to lower, let down, put down, decrease, unload, disembark, distil; ḍindu to sink, fall, droop, submit, die; n. defeat, fall, subjection; (B.) ḍiŋki a fall in wrestling

Number in DED : 502