Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *nas-

Meaning : to murmur, utter indistinctly; n. murmuring

Telugu : nasuku

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nasugu

Number in DED : 3579

Proto-Telugu : *natt-

Meaning : to stammer, stutter

Telugu : nattu

Additional forms : Also natti stammering or stammer, stuttering, stutter

Number in DED : 3593

Proto-Telugu : *natt-a

Meaning : snail

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : natta

Number in DED : 3591

Proto-Telugu : *naṭṭ-

Meaning : the bent grass that infests cornfields (having widely spreading perennial roots or underground stems)

Telugu : naṭṭu (B)

Number in DED : 3587

Proto-Telugu : *naṭṭ-/*nāḍ-

Meaning : to be settled

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : naṭṭu-konu

Additional forms : Also neṭṭu-konu to become firm; naṭṭu residence, a place; nāṭu, (K also) nā̃ṭu to enter, penetrate, pierce; plant, fix, insert, thrust; n. transplanting; nāṭu-konu to become fixed; nāṭnamu transplantation; nāḍu to enter, penetrate (as an arrow); tr. [1] nārucu, [2] nārcu; (K) āḍu to pierce (as arrows), be fixed, planted

Number in DED : 3583

Proto-Telugu : *nav-

Meaning : itching

Telugu : nava

Dialectal forms (1) : nasa

Dialectal forms (2) : nasimiri

Number in DED : 3597

Proto-Telugu : *nav-

Meaning : to languish, sink, perish, fall away in flesh

Telugu : navayu

Dialectal forms (1) : naviyu (B)

Additional forms : Also navãta languishing, grief, (B) illness, decline

Number in DED : 3598

Proto-Telugu : *naval-

Meaning : woman

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : navalā̆

Number in DED : 3619

Proto-Telugu : *navur-

Meaning : soft, delicate

Telugu : navuru

Dialectal forms (1) : nauru

Number in DED : 3618

Proto-Telugu : *naǯǯ-

Meaning : crushed, cut up into small bits, minced; a bit, fragment

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : najju

Number in DED : 3574

Proto-Telugu : *nāḍ-

Meaning : a country

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nāḍu

Dialectal forms (1) : nāḍika

Inscriptional Telugu : nāṇḍu

Number in DED : 3638

Proto-Telugu : *nāg-

Meaning : damsel

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ela-nāga

Additional forms : Also ? [1] nāti, [2] nātuka woman

Number in DED : 3634

Proto-Telugu : *nāk-

Meaning : to lick

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nāku

Number in DED : 3570

Proto-Telugu : *nāl-

Meaning : four

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nālugu

Dialectal forms (1) : nāluvu

Additional forms : Also [1] naluguru, [2] naluvuru four persons; [1] naluvadi, [2] nalubadi, [3] nalubhai, [4] nalabhai forty; naluvaṇḍru forty persons; nannūr_u 400

Number in DED : 3655

Proto-Telugu : *nāḷ-

Meaning : day, time, that day, that time

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nā̃ḍu (pl. nāḷḷu)

Additional forms : Also [1] nānā̃ḍu, [2] nānāṭiki day by day, by degrees, gradually

Number in DED : 3656

Proto-Telugu : *nālVk-

Meaning : tongue

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nālika

Dialectal forms (1) : nāluka

Dialectal forms (2) : nālka

Merolu Telugu : nēlka

Number in DED : 3633

Proto-Telugu : *nām-

Meaning : new sprout growing from the stumps of the great millet

Telugu : nāmu

Number in DED : 3649

Proto-Telugu : *nān-

Meaning : a sort of necklace

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nānu

Number in DED : 2908

Proto-Telugu : *nān-

Meaning : to soak, be steeped

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nānu

Additional forms : Also [1] nānucu, [2] nāncu to soak, steep; nānuḍu moist, wet, soaked, steeped; [1] nānupu, [2] nānpu soaking; vb. to bleach; nanja wet land, land cultivated by artificial irrigation

Number in DED : 3630

Proto-Telugu : *nān-a

Meaning : shame, modesty

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nāna

Number in DED : 3639