Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *pakk-

Meaning : tamarisk, Tamarix gallica

Telugu : pakkepakki ceṭṭu

Additional forms : Also (B) [1] pakke, [2] pakkiya tamarisk tree

Number in DED : 3812

Proto-Telugu : *pakk-

Meaning : bed, bedding

Telugu : pakka

Number in DED : 4007

Proto-Telugu : *pal-

Meaning : many, several, various, different

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : palu

Additional forms : Also [1] paluvuru, [2] paluvuṇḍru many persons

Number in DED : 3987

Proto-Telugu : *pal-

Meaning : thin, not thick (applied to a solid or a liquid), rare, not dense, not close, sparse; light, slight, contemptible

Telugu : paluca

Additional forms : Also palucana thinness, etc.

Number in DED : 3989

Proto-Telugu : *pal-

Meaning : halter for cattle

Telugu : palupu

Number in DED : 3990

Proto-Telugu : *paḷ-

Meaning : glitteringly

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : paḷapaḷa

Additional forms : Also ? [1] paluka, [2] palukana paleness, whiteness

Number in DED : 4012

Proto-Telugu : *pal(l)-

Meaning : tooth

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : palu

Dialectal forms (1) : pallu (pl. paṇḍlu)

Dialectal forms (2) : pannu

Additional forms : Also (VPK) palugu blade of pickaxe, crowbar, etc.; (Śaŋk.) palu-gor_r_u a kind of harrow (gor_r_u harrow, drill-plough); (K) palugarra toothstick

Notes : 1

Number in DED : 3986

Proto-Telugu : *Pall-

Meaning : lizard

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : palli

Dialectal forms (1) : balli

Number in DED : 3994

Proto-Telugu : *pall-

Meaning : pit, low ground, dale, (B also) wet land, wet crop

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pallamu

Number in DED : 4016

Proto-Telugu : *paḷḷ-

Meaning : plate

Telugu : paḷḷemu

Dialectal forms (1) : paḷyamu

Dialectal forms (2) : paḷḷeramu

Number in DED : 4017

Proto-Telugu : *pall-

Meaning : village, hut

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : palli

Inscriptional Telugu : paḷḷi

Additional forms : Also [1] palliya, [2] palle small village

Number in DED : 4018

Proto-Telugu : *pamb-

Meaning : a kind of drum

Telugu : pamba

Number in DED : 3932

Proto-Telugu : *pan-

Meaning : work, labour, act, deed, workmanship, art

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pani

Inscriptional Telugu : paṇi "work"

Additional forms : Also pannu to contrive, plan, design, invent; (K also) be ready, make ready; n. suitability

Number in DED : 3884

Proto-Telugu : *paṇ-

Meaning : to send, command, commission

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : panucu

Dialectal forms (1) : pancu

Inscriptional Telugu : paṇcu "to send, commission"

Additional forms : Also pani commission, mission, errand; panupu order, command, errand; pampu to send, dispatch, dismiss; n. sending, order, mission, errand; paluku to sound, answer, utter, say; n. speaking, word, sound, voice; palikincu to cause to speak, utter, sound, or ring; palukarincu to accost, speak to; ? [1] palavu, [2] palavincu, [3] palavarincu, [4] paluvarincu to talk in sleep; [1] palavaramu, [2] palavarinta, [3] palavarimpu talking in sleep; ? palumu to prattle; n. prattle (or with 4304)

Number in DED : 3887

Proto-Telugu : *paṇ-

Meaning : cake

Telugu : paṇyāramu

Dialectal forms (1) : paṇṇeramu (SAN)

Number in DED : 3889

Proto-Telugu : *pan-

Meaning : rosewater, perfumed water

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pannīru

Dialectal forms (1) : pannīramu

Number in DED : 4035

Proto-Telugu : *pan-

Meaning : to lament

Telugu : panavu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : palumu, palavu

Additional forms : See also 3887.

Number in DED : 4304

Proto-Telugu : *panas-

Meaning : jack-fruit

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : panasa

Number in DED : 3988

Proto-Telugu : *pa-nc-

Meaning : to distribute, divide

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pancu

Additional forms : Also pampu share; pampakamu distribution, division

Number in DED : 3936

Proto-Telugu : *panḍ-

Meaning : to lie down

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : paṇḍu

Additional forms : Also paṇḍukonu id., sleep, be confined to one's bed as with illness; paruṇḍu to lie down, recline, repose, sleep

Number in DED : 3900