Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *nāŋel-

Meaning : plough

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nā̃gali

Dialectal forms (1) : nā̃gelu

Dialectal forms (2) : nā̃gēlu

Number in DED : 2907

Proto-Telugu : *nār-

Meaning : fibrous bark of trees

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nāra

Additional forms : Also nāri bow-string

Number in DED : 3651

Proto-Telugu : *nār_-

Meaning : young sprouts or plants which are to be transplanted

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nār_u

Number in DED : 2919

Proto-Telugu : *neg-

Meaning : to increase, spread, extend, improve, progress

Telugu : negaḍu

Additional forms : Also neggu to be successful, succeed, thrive, prosper; neggincu to cause to succeed, effect, fulfil; niggu to manage, be able, cope; niggincu to manage, carry through, accomplish

Number in DED : 3661

Proto-Telugu : *(n)eg-

Meaning : to fly, go up, rise up, jump

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : negayu

Dialectal forms (1) : egayu

Dialectal forms (2) : nevayu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : eydu "to fly"

Additional forms : Also [1] negavu, [2] egavu flying, flight; eguru, (K also) evuru to fly, jump up; n. flying, flight, jump; eguva the top; eguvu flying, flight of bird; egupu flight, increase; [1] egu, [2] eguḍu high, raised; egayincu to toss up; egacu to cause to fly; egirincu to toss up, cause to fly; ega upwards; ega diga up and down; egumati embarkation, putting goods on board of a ship, exportation; egudala the upper or higher part or region (as of a river); increase, rise

Number in DED : 3730

Proto-Telugu : *negaḍ-

Meaning : large fire lighted for warmth in cold weather or to keep off wild beasts

Telugu : negaḍi

Number in DED : 2924

Proto-Telugu : *negaḍ-

Meaning : a polypus or marine animal supposed to entangle swimmers

Telugu : negaḍu (B)

Number in DED : 3732

Proto-Telugu : *negg-

Meaning : to become weak, droop

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : neggu

Number in DED : 2923

Proto-Telugu : *nej-

Meaning : ghee, oil

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : neyyi

Dialectal forms (1) : nēyi

Additional forms : Also [1] nūne, [2] nūniya oil, gingily oil (< *nū- + ney; see 3720)

Number in DED : 3746

Proto-Telugu : *nel-a

Meaning : moon, month, day of full moon

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nela

Additional forms : Also ven nela moonlight

Number in DED : 3754

Proto-Telugu : *nel-/*ne-p

Meaning : skill, cleverness

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : neppu

Additional forms : (?) Also nelavu acquaintance, friendship, familiarity; nelavari an acquaintance, a person well koown, one who knows a secret, a well-informed, experienced or clever person

Number in DED : 3683

Proto-Telugu : *nell-

Meaning : Phyllanthus emblica; Premna esculenta

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nelli

Number in DED : 3755

Proto-Telugu : *nell-ūr-

Meaning : n. pr. a town ('rice-town')

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nellūru

Number in DED : 3753

Proto-Telugu : *nemm-

Meaning : moisture, damp

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nemmu

Additional forms : Also nemmukonu to become damp

Number in DED : 3594

Proto-Telugu : *nemm-

Meaning : an iron nail pointed at both ends, used in joining boards

Telugu : nemmu

Number in DED : 3743

Proto-Telugu : *nemm-

Meaning : Dalbergia oujeinensis

Telugu : nemmi

Number in DED : 3744

Proto-Telugu : *nen-aḍ-

Meaning : bone marrow

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nenaḍu

Number in DED : 2921

Proto-Telugu : *nenar-

Meaning : affection, love, tenderness, pity

Telugu : nenaru

Number in DED : 3669

Proto-Telugu : *nendur-

Meaning : low ground near the Godavari

Telugu : nẽduru-nēla (VPK)

Number in DED : 3747

Proto-Telugu : *nenǯ-

Meaning : uneasiness, distress, trouble of mind

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : nenjili

Number in DED : 3736