Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *ǯaḍḍ-

Meaning : drowsiness, sluggishness

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : jaḍḍu

Number in DED : 2314

Proto-Telugu : *ǯaḍ-ij-

Meaning : to fear, be afraid

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : jaḍiyu

Additional forms : Also jaḍipincu to frighten; jaḍupu fear, fright, dread, alarm

Number in DED : 2297

Proto-Telugu : *ǯag-

Meaning : a pyal

Telugu : jagati

Dialectal forms (1) : jagile

Number in DED : 2279

Proto-Telugu : *ǯagg-

Meaning : shining, brilliancy

Telugu : jaggu

Number in DED : 2280

Proto-Telugu : *ǯaḷ-

Meaning : trembling, tremor, fear

Telugu : jaḷuka

Number in DED : 2407

Proto-Telugu : *ǯal-

Meaning : a cold, catarrh, influenza

Telugu : jalubu

Number in DED : 2409

Proto-Telugu : *ǯall-

Meaning : road metal, broken stone

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : jalli

Number in DED : 2381

Proto-Telugu : *ǯall-

Meaning : rain, a shower, spray of rainwater, etc.; v.i. = callu

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : jallu

Number in DED : 2384

Proto-Telugu : *ǯall- (*ʒ-)

Meaning : to sift

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : jallincu

Additional forms : Also jalleḍa sieve

Number in DED : 2370

Proto-Telugu : *ǯamb-

Meaning : a bulrush, sedge

Telugu : jambu

Number in DED : 2347

Proto-Telugu : *ǯaŋ-

Meaning : a loose garment (classical)

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : jaŋgāḷam

Number in DED : 2283

Proto-Telugu : *ǯaŋil-

Meaning : a herd of cattle

Telugu : jaŋgili (B)

Number in DED : 2284

Proto-Telugu : *ǯaŋk-

Meaning : to fear, be afraid, hesitate, shake; n. fear, hesitation

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : jaŋku

Additional forms : Also jaŋkincu to frighten, intimidate; [1] jaŋke, [2] jaŋkena threat; januku to fear

Number in DED : 2281

Proto-Telugu : *ǯar-ag-

Meaning : to pass, elapse (time), occur, be current or usual, come to pass, slide, glide, slip, creep, crawl, move on, be slippery

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : jaragu

Dialectal forms (1) : jarugu

Additional forms : Also jarapu to spend or pass (time), push or move forward; jarigincu to conduct, carry on, perform; jaruguḍu slipping, sliding; caruguḍu a sledge, hurdle, drag; ? [1] saggu, [2] sraggu to decrease, grow less, be diminished, abate, sink, go down; [1] car_i, [2] car_iya cliff, precipice, side of a hill or mountain

Number in DED : 2360

Proto-Telugu : *ǯav-

Meaning : to be shaky, unsteady, loose, (K also) (wall) becomes weak before falling, lose courage, be marshy

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : javuku

Dialectal forms (1) : jauku

Additional forms : Also javajava onom. denoting trembling, (K also) softness, weakness; jōku to tremble, totter, stagger

Number in DED : 2398

Proto-Telugu : *ǯavaḷ-i

Meaning : cloths, drapery

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : javaḷi

Number in DED : 2394

Proto-Telugu : *ǯavv-

Meaning : the hair of a horse's tail

Telugu : javvi (B)

Number in DED : 2397

Proto-Telugu : *ǯābili

Meaning : moon

Telugu : jābili

Dialectal forms (1) : jābilli

Notes : Cf., perhaps, PSDR *ambVli (?).

Number in DED : 179

Proto-Telugu : *ǯāḍ-

Meaning : to flap or toss about, shake

Telugu : jāḍincu

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : jaḍiyu "to fly, brandish as a weapon"

Number in DED : 2298

Proto-Telugu : *ǯād-

Meaning : redness

Telugu : jāju

Dialectal forms (1) : jādu

Number in DED : 2437