Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *baḷḷ-a

Meaning : a certain measure of capacity

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : baḷḷa

Number in DED : 5315

Proto-Telugu : *banḍ-

Meaning : a rude, unfeeling man; obscene, shameless

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : baṇḍa

Additional forms : Also [1] baṇḍãḍu, [2] baṇḍagũḍu a rude, unfeeling man; baṇḍāṭa wickedness; baṇḍu indecent, obscene, gross

Number in DED : 3902

Proto-Telugu : *banḍ-a

Meaning : rock, block or slab of stone, pestle without a ferrule, a much-used or worn-out block of stone

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : baṇḍa

Number in DED : 3903

Proto-Telugu : *bant-

Meaning : a ball to play with, a ball in general

Telugu : banti

Number in DED : 3925

Proto-Telugu : *baŋk-

Meaning : gum, glue, matter or mucus discharged from the bowels; stinginess; viscous, glutinous, sticky, stingy

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : baŋka

Additional forms : Also baŋketa a stingy woman

Number in DED : 3817

Proto-Telugu : *bar-

Meaning : rough

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : baraka

Additional forms : Also barusu rough, coarse, rude, brutal; rougness, rudeness; [1] parusamu, [2] parusana harshness, cruelty; parusapu hard, harsh; berasu cruel, rough, not fine

Notes : Tel. [1] parusamu, [2] parusana harshness, cruelty; parusapu hard, harsh are most probably borrowed from Skt. paruṣa-.

Number in DED : 3973

Proto-Telugu : *bar-

Meaning : side

Telugu : bari

Additional forms : Also [1] vada (B), [2] vadda, [3] odda nearness, proximity; oddi which is near, at, with, in the possession of

Number in DED : 5267

Proto-Telugu : *barig-

Meaning : empty

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : barigi

Additional forms : Also ? bīr_u useless

Number in DED : 5513

Proto-Telugu : *bariṇ-

Meaning : small box, case or casket

Telugu : bariṇe

Number in DED : 3954

Proto-Telugu : *bar_-

Meaning : to scratch

Telugu : bar_aṭu

Additional forms : Also baruku to scratch, claw, lacerate, tear, scribble

Number in DED : 5322

Proto-Telugu : *baṭṭ-

Meaning : bald

Telugu : baṭṭa

Number in DED : 4387

Proto-Telugu : *bavar-

Meaning : battle, war

Telugu : bavaramu

Number in DED : 3997

Proto-Telugu : *bāg-

Meaning : good, well-being, welfare, sound condition, correctness, profit, advantage, etc.; good, excellent, nice, proper, right, beautiful, sound, correct, faultless, well

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : bāgu

Additional forms : Also bāgugā well, nicely, finely, beautifully, etc.; bāgu-cēyu to set right, repair, mend; bāgupaḍu to improve, become well; bāgulā̃ḍi beautiful woman

Number in DED : 5332

Proto-Telugu : *bāl-

Meaning : a woman recently delivered, woman just brought to bed, lying-in woman

Telugu : bālinta

Dialectal forms (1) : bālintabōḷamu

Dialectal forms (2) : bālenta

Number in DED : 5347

Proto-Telugu : *bān-a

Meaning : a large earthen pot, boiler, kettle

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : bāna

Number in DED : 4124

Proto-Telugu : *bāṇal-

Meaning : frying pan

Telugu : bāṇali

Number in DED : 4069

Proto-Telugu : *bār-

Meaning : a line, row, rank, range, series

Telugu : bāru

Number in DED : 5269

Proto-Telugu : *bāv-

Meaning : tomcat, wild cat

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : bāvurũ-billi

Dialectal forms (1) : bāvuru-gā̃ḍu

Additional forms : Also bāvurumanu to cry out, echo or resound (as an empty or desolate house)

Number in DED : 4106

Proto-Telugu : *bāv-

Meaning : to gobble, devour or swallow greedily, gulp

Telugu : bāvu

Dialectal forms (1) : bāvukonu

Number in DED : 5291

Proto-Telugu : *bāvil-

Meaning : an ornament or jewel hanging from the ear, an ear-pendant

Telugu : bāvilī

Additional forms : Also bavira a kind of ear ornament

Number in DED : 4105