Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *pēse-m

Meaning : juice or sap as of mango or palm fruit

Telugu : pēsemu

Number in DED : 3827

Proto-Telugu : *piC-

Meaning : stinginess, miserliness

Telugu : piccapaṭṭu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : pikku "to be miserly"

Additional forms : Also [1] pisiḍi, [2] pisināri, [3] pisini miserly, stingy; pisinigoṭṭu miser; (K) pīnāsi stingy person

Number in DED : 4144

Proto-Telugu : *picc-

Meaning : testicle

Telugu : picca

Number in DED : 4140

Proto-Telugu : *picc-

Meaning : madness, silliness, folly; mad, silly, foolish

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : picci

Dialectal forms (1) : picca

Additional forms : Also pisa ignorance, foolishness

Number in DED : 4142

Proto-Telugu : *picc-

Meaning : low, base, mean; short, deficient, false

Telugu : picca

Number in DED : 4214

Proto-Telugu : *picc-uk-

Meaning : sparrow

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : piccuka

Number in DED : 4190

Proto-Telugu : *piḍ-

Meaning : handle, hilt, handful

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : piḍi

Additional forms : Also piḍikili fist, hold, grasp, handful; piḍikilincu to close the fist, hold in the fist; piḍikilinta closing the fist; piḍikẽḍu handful; [1] piḍuca, [2] piḍica handful or a small lump of any semi-solid thing

Number in DED : 4148

Proto-Telugu : *piḍak-a

Meaning : cake of cowdung dried for fuel

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : piḍaka

Dialectal forms (1) : piḍuka

Number in DED : 4185

Proto-Telugu : *piḍ-i

Meaning : the female of an animal

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : piḍi

Number in DED : 4149

Proto-Telugu : *piḍ-ug-

Meaning : thunderbolt, lightning

Telugu : piḍugu

Number in DED : 4150

Proto-Telugu : *pid-uk-

Meaning : to draw (as milk), milk (as a cow), express, squeeze, press out; (K also) (cows, etc.) give milk

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pituku

Dialectal forms (1) : piduku

Number in DED : 4165

Proto-Telugu : *pigil-

Meaning : bulbul

Telugu : pikili

Dialectal forms (1) : pigili

Number in DED : 4126

Proto-Telugu : *pigul-

Meaning : to burst

Telugu : pigulu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : pikulu, pivulu

Number in DED : 4129

Proto-Telugu : *pikk-

Meaning : calf of leg

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pikka

Number in DED : 4128

Proto-Telugu : *pikk-

Meaning : to cheat; n. deceit, trick

Telugu : pikku

Number in DED : 4130

Proto-Telugu : *pikk-

Meaning : a nut

Telugu : pikka

Number in DED : 4141

Proto-Telugu : *pil-

Meaning : a tuft or knot of hair

Telugu : pilaka

Number in DED : 4179

Proto-Telugu : *pil-

Meaning : to call, invite, (K also) name, shout

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pilucu

Additional forms : Also pilipincu to send for, invite, call; [1] pilupu, [2] pilupuḍu calling, a call, invitation

Number in DED : 4195

Proto-Telugu : *pill-

Meaning : cat

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pilli

Number in DED : 4180

Proto-Telugu : *pill-

Meaning : child, baby, young of any animal, girl; small, little, young

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : pilla

Additional forms : Also [1] pilaka, [2] piluka a young one, young shoot; pilladi girl, lass, young woman

Number in DED : 4198