Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *mēruv-

Meaning : pyramid, cone

Telugu : mēruvu

Number in DED : 5094

Proto-Telugu : *mēṭ-

Meaning : chief, head, leader, lord

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mēṭari

Dialectal forms (1) : mēṭi

Number in DED : 5091

Proto-Telugu : *miḍ-

Meaning : to live, subsist

Telugu : miḍuku

Additional forms : Also miḍi pride; proud, haughty

Number in DED : 4846

Proto-Telugu : *miḍ-

Meaning : to grieve, mourn, lament, bear, endure

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : miḍuku

Number in DED : 4849

Proto-Telugu : *miḍ-

Meaning : to flash or fly off (as a chip), jump, leap forward

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : miḍiyu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : miḍuku "to jump, leap"

Additional forms : Also miṭṭu to jump, leap; (K) meḍuku to frisk, leap

Number in DED : 4850

Proto-Telugu : *miḍ-

Meaning : to move, wander

Telugu : miḍuku

Additional forms : Also miṭṭāḍu to roam, walk about

Number in DED : 4852

Proto-Telugu : *midd-

Meaning : flat roof, terrace, terraced house, one with a flat roof, house with an upper story

Telugu : middiya

Dialectal forms (1) : midde

Number in DED : 5069

Proto-Telugu : *miḍ-i

Meaning : mango

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mā-miḍi

Number in DED : 4851

Proto-Telugu : *miḍ-ik-

Meaning : to blink

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : miḍikincu (B)

Additional forms : Also (Śaŋk.) miṇakarincu to blink, be at a loss what to say or do

Number in DED : 4845

Proto-Telugu : *miḍ-Vt-

Meaning : grasshopper

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : miḍuta

Dialectal forms (1) : miḍata

Number in DED : 4850

Proto-Telugu : *mig-

Meaning : to remain or remain over, be over and above, be left as a remainder or residue, be saved or laid by, be left unspent, survive, pass, elapse, be too late

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : migulu

Additional forms : Also [1] migulucu, [2] migulcu, [3] migilincu to save, lay by; [1] migata, [2] migulu remainder, rest, balance, remnants, leavings, residue, surplus, relic; migilina remaining, rest; [1] migula, [2] migulan greatly, much, exceedingly; mikkilu to increase, exceed; mikkili great; greatly, highly, very, much, vastly, excessively, extremely, too much, more than proper; mikkilivā̃ḍu one who is superior or better, a superior; [1] mikkaṭamu, [2] mikkuṭamu much, excessive, extreme, great, strong, severe; n. excessiveness

Number in DED : 4838

Proto-Telugu : *miḷind-

Meaning : the black humble bee

Telugu : miḷindamu

Number in DED : 5098

Proto-Telugu : *miḷḷ-

Meaning : small spoon, teaspoon

Telugu : miḷḷi

Number in DED : 4874

Proto-Telugu : *miṇ-

Meaning : silently, quietly, coolly

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : minnaka (neg. gerund)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : minuku "to murmur within oneself"

Inscriptional Telugu : miṇṇaka

Additional forms : Also (K) [1] munuku, [2] munku to mutter, grumble

Number in DED : 4856

Proto-Telugu : *miṇ-

Meaning : to glimmer, sparkle; n. glimmer, glimmering, sparkling

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : miṇuku

Additional forms : Also [1] miṇũgu, [2] miṇũgur_u, [3] miḍũgu, [4] miḍũgur_u spark of fire, firefly; [1] minuku, [2] minku twinkling, twinkle, glitter, flash, ray of light; (K also) vb. to glitter, shine; [1] minuku-minukum-anu, [2] minukkuranu to twinkle; mincu a flash of lightning, shining, brilliancy; (K also) vb. to shine as lightning, shine; minna a gem; minamina glitter, shining

Number in DED : 4876

Proto-Telugu : *minc-

Meaning : a kind of ring worn by men on the second toe

Telugu : mincu

Number in DED : 4844

Proto-Telugu : *minc-

Meaning : to exceed, go above or beyond, excel, surpass, transgress, increase, rise, be great, high or excessive, elapse, expire, be gone by, be beyond recall, be too late; n. increase, rise, swell

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : mincu

Additional forms : mincudala increase, rise; exceeding, excelling, surpassing, transgressing

Number in DED : 4838

Proto-Telugu : *minḍ-

Meaning : paramour

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : miṇṭhũḍu

Dialectal forms (1) : miṇḍãḍu

Dialectal forms (2) : miṇḍagā̃ḍu

Dialectal forms (3) : miṇḍagī̃ḍu

Additional forms : Also [1] miṇḍata, [2] miṇḍalakōri unchaste woman, adulteress; [1] miṇḍatanamu, [2] miṇḍar_ikamu adultery; [1] muṇḍari, [2] muṇḍalamāri a lewd, dissolute or licentious man, lecher, whoremonger, debauchee, libertine, rake

Number in DED : 4858

Proto-Telugu : *minḍ-

Meaning : great, high, excessive, exceeding; male

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : miṇḍa

Number in DED : 4846

Proto-Telugu : *minum-

Meaning : (usually pl. minumulu) black gram, Phaseolus radiatus

Telugu : minumu

Number in DED : 4862