Telugu etymology : Query result

Proto-Telugu : *ekkas-

Meaning : a joke, mockery, prank

Telugu : ekasak(k)iyamu

Dialectal forms (1) : ekasak(k)emu

Dialectal forms (2) : ekasek(k)iyamu

Dialectal forms (3) : ekasek(k)kemu

Dialectal forms (4) : ekkasakkemu, ekkasekkemu

Additional forms : Also ekkirincu to make faces at, mock, deride; [1] ekkirinta, [2] ekirinta making faces, mockery, derision; [1] egatāḷi, [2] ekatāḷi joke, derision, ridicule, hoax

Number in DED : 767

Proto-Telugu : *el-

Meaning : to be shiny, splendid

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : elamu

Number in DED : 829

Proto-Telugu : *el-

Meaning : joy, pleasure, delight

Telugu : elami

Additional forms : Also elayu to be pleased, rejoice; elayincu to please, gratify; elarucu to rejoice, delight; elarupu joy, pleasure

Number in DED : 832

Proto-Telugu : *el-ik-

Meaning : rat

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : eluka

Dialectal forms (1) : elika (B)

Additional forms : Also ciṭṭ-eluka mouse

Number in DED : 833

Proto-Telugu : *ell-

Meaning : all, whole

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ella

Additional forms : Also ellavā̃ḍu every man, everyone; ellaru all persons, all men

Number in DED : 844

Proto-Telugu : *ell-a

Meaning : limit, boundary

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ella

Number in DED : 846

Proto-Telugu : *ell-i

Meaning : tomorrow

Telugu : elli

Additional forms : Also elluṇḍi day after tomorrow

Number in DED : 845

Proto-Telugu : *elli-dam-

Meaning : scorn, contempt, disregard; contemptible

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ellidamu

Number in DED : 856

Proto-Telugu : *eluŋ-

Meaning : voice

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : elũgu

Additional forms : Also [1] elĩgincu, [2] elũgincu, [3] elũgiccu to make a noise, cry, roar, sound, resound

Number in DED : 835

Proto-Telugu : *eluŋ-

Meaning : a bear

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : elũgu

Dialectal forms (1) : eluvu

Number in DED : 857

Proto-Telugu : *elV-

Meaning : young, tender, light, delicate, soft

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : lē̃ta, lē̃-

Additional forms : Also lē̃ka servant; lē̃ga a suckling or young calf; lēma a woman; tender; ela young, tender, delicate, slight, gentle; ela-nāga damsel; eḍa tender, young; eḍa-nīru tender coconut water, a tender coconut; [1] nelãta, [2] nelãtuka woman

Number in DED : 513

Proto-Telugu : *emm-

Meaning : beauty, charm, amorous pastime

Telugu : emme

Additional forms : Also emmekā̃ḍu a beau; emmekā̃ḍi a belle

Number in DED : 530

Proto-Telugu : *emm-

Meaning : bone

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : emmu

Dialectal forms (1) : emmuka

Dialectal forms (2) : emuka

Additional forms : Also makkelu bones

Number in DED : 839

Proto-Telugu : *en-

Meaning : equal; equality, a match

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ena

Telugu (Krishnamurti) : nenayu "to fit, suit, adorn"

Additional forms : Also enayincu to mix, mingle, join, unite; enayika fitness, mingling; enayu to resemble, be equal or similar to, mingle, unite, (K. also) fit, suit; eniyu to mingle, mix, join, unite; [1] enucu, [2] enupu to mix (tr.), mingle, stir with a stick as ingredients in a dish; enupuḍu act of mixing, mingling, or stirring with a stick; [1] enika, [2] enike a thread composed of four single yarns united

Number in DED : 457

Proto-Telugu : *enḍ-

Meaning : sunshine, sun, heat of the sun

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : eṇḍa

Additional forms : Also eṇḍu to be heated by exposure to the sun, dry up, evaporate; eṇḍugulu grain exposed to the sun for being dried

Number in DED : 869

Proto-Telugu : *e-nd-

Meaning : where

Telugu : endu

Additional forms : Also enduṇḍi whence; endunu everywhere

Number in DED : 5151

Proto-Telugu : *enḍr-

Meaning : crab

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : eṇḍri

Dialectal forms (1) : eṇḍrika

Dialectal forms (2) : eṇḍrakāya

Number in DED : 2901

Proto-Telugu : *enn-

Meaning : to count, reckon, think, believe, esteem, care for, criticize

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ennu

Additional forms : Also ennika counting, number, esteem, regard, opinion, hope; encu to count, reckon, enumerate, think, consider, believe, judge, esteem

Number in DED : 793

Proto-Telugu : *enn-

Meaning : ear of corn

Dravidian etymology: Dravidian etymology

Telugu : ennu

Dialectal forms (1) : vennu

Number in DED : 2798

Proto-Telugu : *e-nt-

Meaning : how much, how great

Telugu : enta

Additional forms : Also entamu much, ever so much; ententa how large each; [1] endanuka, [2] endā̃ka how far, how long, until when; endar_u how many persons; [1] enni, [2] eni how many things; [1] enduku, [2] ēṭiki ēla, [3] ēla why; ennaḍu what day, when; ēmi what, why, how much, how

Number in DED : 5151