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TELUGU-ENGLISH DICTIONARY,
WITH THE
TELUGU WORDS PRINTED IN THE ROMAN,
AS WELL AS
IN THE TELUGU CHARACTER:
INTENDED
For tlie use of European Olfioers, Soldiers and others employed in the several Executive ;
Departments under the Government of Madras.
BY
THE REV- P- PERCIVAL,

PROFESSOR OF VERNACULAR LITERATURE.
PREPARED BY ORDER OP
HIS EXCELLENCY SIR CHARLES TREVELYAN,
LATE GOVERNOR OF MADRAS,
MADRAS:
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION PRESS.
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ANGLO-TELUGU ALPHABET
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Letters.
Jf the 56 letters of the Telugu alphabet, 51 are used in this Dictionary,
and they may be represented in the Roman character as follows:
Vowels.
ss a,, as in delta- mn> ri, as in ream.

€5 6, as in father. <a e, as e in mendicant.
si i, as in pin. a e, as e in grey.
& i, as in pique. S3 ai,asaiinaisle

& u,5 as oo in good. Z> o 5 as oin police
&> u, as oo in food. 5. 6, as o in story.
£XXJ ri, as in rill. ^ an, as ou in foul
Anuswara m or n. Yisarga-h.
Consonants.
Gutturals.
§* k, as k in king.
sp kh, aspirate of the preceding as kh in pack-horse,
X g, as g in garden.
3» gh, aspirate of the preceding as gh in gig-horse.

a n, as ng in angle.
El
sfr» h, as h in hunger,
2
Palatals,
tf ch, as ch in church or ts, as in beats.
^ chh, the aspirate of the first tf as in coach-horse.
83 j, as j in jelly or dz, as in torridzone.
Sep jhj the aspirate of the first a j.
sy- fi, as gn in mignon or ni, in onion.
$ s, as s in sure.
csss y, as y in yellow.
Cerebrals.
to t, as t in trump.
tf th, the aspirate of the preceding.
£ d, as d in drum.
# dh, the aspirate of the preceding.
CT n, the cerebral n.
tf r, as r in rule.
«w) rr, as in worry.
$ 1, the cerebral 1.
&. sh, as in shop.

Dentals,
€ t, as t in taper.
# th, the aspirate of the preceding, as th in sweet-heart.
zs d, as in divine.
# dh, as dh in adhere,
$ n, as n infancy %
3 s, as s in sin.
o 1, as 1 in manly.
Labials.
s» p, as p in pen.
$y ph, the aspirate of the preceding, as ph in philosophy,
a b> as b in number.
$ bh, as bh in abhor.
ssb in, asm in demand.
ss v, as v in marvel.
The dismissed letters are the two Iris which are rarely met with
in the language? the ef>Tr*so<S"vtf ardhanuswara which although a nasal
is yet almost impreceptible and the second iS* and &,

TELUGU-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
.•»€>.
«o§b-Anku 'cK-Ano-a
« a, The first letter, of the Telugu t5o"§ anke, s. A numeral figure, sign,
Alphabet. Prefixed to nouns of or mark.

Sanskrit derivation beginning ôlssô ankemu, s. A stirrup 2. Half
with a consonant, it imphes nega- of a bullock load, or whatis loa-
tion; thus *&&&> surudn, a brave ded on one side ofabullock.
man, e^r>«b^> asuruchi, a coward. wo^ffT^ ankevanne, s. A stirrup.
ankanamu, s. The space
eôS'rosfoa
&oX anga, s. A long stride.
between two beams, or pillars. ôKcBsko anganamu, s. A court
eo^j&a aukamu, s. A mark or spot. or yard. 2. The open square,
2. A numeral figure 3. The inside forming the centre of native
Of the thigh.
dwellings.
woS's&k ankanima, )
ef>oXftks5w ans;adattainu,
° s. Draw-
ee
woT'f^ ankalamma, l
ers, trowsers, such as are worn
The name of a village goddess. by Mussulman women, or Hindoo
»o§e$"s5a> ankitamu, &c. adj. Mark dancing-girls.
ed ; numbered; paged. <y>c§^sSa> e3cKs5>i angamu, s. The body. 2. A
"^csco ankitamucheyu, v. a. To de- limb? or member of the body. 3. A
dicate a book. part or branch.
tsogotfsfco ankuramu, s. A germ, a fc5oX"3cce> angamola, adj. Naked.

sprout ; a bud- <t?o?(tf-5"* angaraka, s. A short jacket,
fc?oSb3'sS» ankusamu, s. An ele- or vest ; such as is worn by Hin-
phant hook the instrument by
; doos connected with Europeans.
which the driver guides an ele e5oKer°ft9i\angalartsu, v.n. To grieve,
phant, to lament, to cry, to weep.
eoKo-Angu wo^-Anche
&oK$ X^&xi angavastramu, s. A WoKo^j&m angulamu, 8. A finger ; a

man's upper garment generally toe. 2. The thumb or great toe. 3.
thrown over the shoulder, or An inch.
respectfully tied round the waist.
wo7&9 anguli, s. A finger or toe.
e>oir>tfs5a> angaramu, .9. Coal 2.
2. The thumb or great toe.
Charcoal. 3. A live coal.
wo?fo§> eT\c3&» anguli tranamu, s.
t5>oft® angili, s. The uvula, wcftfe3
i6x>€x> angitimullu, s. A disease in Apiece of leather or iron, often

the throat, generally peculiar to in the form of abroad ring, placed
children. on the fingers of the right hand,

to prevent their being cut by the
wo ft, wo ft angi, angi, s. A long
bow-string, in discharging an
gown; a robe generally worn by
arrow.
Mussulmans or Hindoos connect
ed with Mohammedan Govern- «3> o7fo&,s63o angushthamu, s. The
ments, wo «r*&>76r*js5 angitodu-
ft
thumb,the great toe,
woX^&'S&o anguruchettu, s. grape

gukonu, To put on a robe.
v. a.
wine.
woWîSb angividutsu, v. a. To
wo^Fr* antsana, 5. An estimate,
take off a robe.
a valuation, an appraisement. tso
woftôaSb angikarintsu, v. a. To •i5"7r°t5crt^b, wo-S'^'icc&o antsana-
consent, acquiesce, or accept a
tsutsu, antsanaveyu, v.a. To form
proposal. 2. To admit, 3. To ap-
an estimate.
prove.
woiS^^db^ antsanadarudu, 5. A
woft-^tfsSw angikaramu, s. Con-
person who estimates thequantity
sent, the acceptance of a proposal;
of corn in a field, orsalt in a
admission, approval. heap, &c.
wofcs\£s$» angikritamu, Adj. Ac- wo^fo antsu, s. The or namented
cepted, admitted. border of a cloth. 2.The edge,
wcKo angu, adj. Agteeable; plea- end, or selvage. 3. The -bladeof
a sword.
sant; handsome. This word is al-
so used as a substantive, when it wo^ anche, s. A relay, or post;
denotes beauty, agreeableness, &c. atdifferent stages.
»ofeS-Anti esos£-Anta
^>0 2j andza, s. The food of a man. glue, 3. To sting. 4. To light -or
2, The mark of a man's foot. 3. set on fire.
The measure of a foot. £5o&» antu, s. Touching. 2. A graft-
fc?o2srfs$Do anjanamu, s. The smoke of 3. Imaginary uncleanness, or
alamp made into paint used by legal impurity. £jc&ow2& antu-

women and children to blacken badu, To have the menses, or any
the eyes. 2 Conjuration, e*c2stfir°
other impurity. *$ &»$>£k-i5b, ef>c&3
&> anjanakadu, a conjuror. ssj$bex> antuvidutsu, antuVaduh?, To

£5o8® anjali, s. The palms of the become free from the menses, or
hands joined together in worship from any other impurity, such as

2. The palms. -
that arising from the death of

tsosfoooo-ob andzayintsu, v. To delay a relative, &c.
to be in doubt ; to hesitate. e> ^ anda, s. Proximity," vicinity,

tJo^S^csSêw anjidoyalu, s. (used neighbourhood. 2. n. butt- A
only in the plural.) A play with ress; a sloped wall built to support
shells, peculiar to women and another.
children.
<if>o£fl*5M andamu s. An egg. 2. The
^cfeS^^ antichettu, s. The plan-
testicle. <&o&?y>c&>$) anuava'yuvu,
tain or banana tree.
The disease arising from the
ycto antu, vl To touch, to han- swelling of the testicle.
dle. 2. To be joined, to come in tso"3s&o an emu,
r] s. That part of
contact with, to stick 3. To infect, a sack in which goods are put,
to be contagious. 4. To be attack- when placed on a bullock. 2. Half
ed by insects, 5. To anoint, »o a bullock load.
kos^ô antudzodu, s. Ear-rings &c& anta, an indeclinable adjective
that hang close to the ear, touch- and substantive pronoun. So,
ing it ecôKfeo aniagattn, v. a. To so many, such. thus. 2. That. «o
fasten or join together; to tighten. eSltsg) antasepu, So long, eo^sfcoS
^5ofc3oi5b antintsu, v. caus. To cause antamandi, so many persons. «>o
to touch. 2. To join, to paste, to £3^1^ s$a> antaini.tramu, such a

eo^-Anta fc$oab-Andu
quantity, so much. t9o^s$b^»§b anas the decks of a ship, the stories

tamattuku, so far thus far, it is of a house.
sometimes affixed to words, as &> <&ow anta, s. Sometimes written.

&o£ duddanta, such as a copper e5>o£ anta 5 The whole ; everything
piece the size or weight of a
i. e. pro. Ali-adv. Completely, alto-
copper piece. <y>ce£er* antalo, with- gether, wholly, wo-^sstoa antavat-
in that ;
in the mean time. e>o£ tu, In all parts. & otitic antata,
So"!:> antakante, Than that. &o$ Every where. « "3 ante, That is-
go6o*oz$ti antakumundara, Beiore all. t?o"i?r» antena", Is that all?
that. <y cô^So antakantaku, By &owz>$-Zn>Q anta oka sari» All at
degrees. £5 0^7^ antaga, Much once.

;
frequently, vide. tsoeT* anta. &c&) antu, s. The whole> total, or
antata, The inflected abla-

aggregate, adj. Total.
s$o$ko
tive of t9oe£ anta, afterwards in
t9oi£c;6M antyamu, &c. adj. Final;
;
ultimate; last, concluding.

the mean time.
antamu, An end, sfotfsoS' andanuka, ado. Till that

eo^sSw s.
consummation. 2. Death, destruc- time, as far as that place.
tion. 3. The waist, adj. Beautiful. woaisfcw andamu s. Beauty ; as
tsotftfTSfsfctf antaradamara, s. A -tr»sSx)$o3$ocS36s> ramuniyanclamu,
water plant, without any root in beauty of Rama. adj. Beautiful ;
as -cr>s53o?i;&»4)sfcce556») ramunimu-
the ground, floating upon the sur-
khamandamu, llama's face is
face of lakes &c.
beautiful. ?3o&iv>&) andagadu,
c3o5£tfsfc» 'antaramu, s. The middle A handsome man.
space interval. 2. Difference. 3.
;
fcjoesfcso andarru, indef. pro. All men.
Bank. £?o^-cr»oS'tf;6*> antarantara-
mu, difference, or distinction of *3o-nr>s anclaka, adv. Till that time,
rank. as far as that place.
t5o£-o 3 f s6ântaralamu,s. The middle woe-oBS andiya, s. A silver or gold

space ;
interval. ornament, worn by women round
A the ankle.
bo^'& nntastu, s. story, or
range placed one above another;
i
«3>o»» andu, adv. There, in the place.
tsoSf-AiDSa e§o^ Akku
tpoab andu, postpos. in. -v^£xZ>a£o&> J

esoS'sSaa amsamu, s. A share, a part,
ramuniyanda, in Rama. a portion.
wg'feoa^fcJitfoa, wSâS'fcasSw akata-
t5o«b andu, v. a. To reach. 2. To
vikatamu, akatavikatamu, ad/. In
take hold of, to obtain. «o &>§"«&
verted, topsyturvy, zr>&> ts^feoS)
andu k on u, v> t. To reach, aoafe
s»o£5b viyyamandu, p. a. To in-
^60^)55^. &> ex> s^kr*^*?" ^ vadu
akatavikatapumatalu matladutadu,
termarry.
He speaks invertedly he preva- ;
t5o$s$x> andhamn, cc//. Blind. ricates, or shuffles.
fcj>os$"3a-°ej ampakola, .?. The shaft tss'-^ro &o ir> akasmattuga, adv. By
of an arrow. esos5?c&3 ampagarri, chance ; by accident ; suddenly.
5. The feather of an arrow. e^-s^^sSw akalamu, s. Improper time.
t5o$ ampu, p. a. To cause to go; adj. Untimely or out of season,

as fc9-g-°e) sktfras&o, ef>"Sê; s&\&>c;g)
to send away, to delegate. 2. To
forward; to dispatch. akalamaranamu, akalamrityuvu,
woo© ambali, s. A kind of pap, s. Untimely or premature death.
made from the grain called tj*H6 mî akka, s. An elder sister,
eo rag ul u, tsSfr-^jgcgb akkachellendlu, sis-
«o-ertf<6x> ambaramu, .?. A heap, ters, including both elder and

a magazine. 2. The Government younger.
share of the produce. There, in that
eS'k-S akka da, acfo.
tSQ-wb ambari, s. A Howdah. place.

tsol^tf ambeda, ojcL Helpless; &$)-.& akkarra, s. Necessity. 2.
poor. 2. Unable to speak when Want; need. 3. Occasion. ?r°&>

necessity requires it.
ambharavamu, The
tfjg'jj-w 6M naku akkara unna-
t9o^rtfs>s$x> s.
di, 1 want.
lowing of cow. e^&jj.- akku, s. The breast ; tho
esoS" amsa, 5. A share, a part, a bosom. *r«a t5gb^_ex> "^Sbêx) Ao
portion. 2. Good fortune or luck ;
&tfs> vani akkulu chekkulu en-
as sr»^ct6c'5 '^â vaniyamsa dO-
,
dinavi, lit. his breasts and cheeks

ddadi, his good fortune is great. are dried up. He is emaciated.
y>Xs5-Agapa 6 w?^tf-Asra:uva
«> ^ s&&x> akramamu, adj. Irre- «*& agaru, s. A red sort of sandal
gular, out of rank or order s. wood.
Irregularity. »X^S, ^X>*3o3n>^b agasali, aga-
« 4)0 2f 55w akhandamu, a^/. Whole,
salevadu, s. A goldsmith.
entire, without interstice. 2.
&tv>& agadi, 6-. The van, or front
Undivided.
of an army. 2. The ropes tying
«3Pe>s6M akhilamu, acj;. All, whole,
the fore feet of a horse.
entire.
&-k*$<6x> ag^dhamu, adj. Deep,
tsx^y&w agatsatlu, s. This word
unfathomable. 2. Abstruse.
is used only in the plural, and
e?7ô$ agavu, s. An advance of
denotes. A very distressed and
money.
helpless state, or situation. 2. Ca-
«5\"*>^g> agisechettu, s. The lin
lamity ; adversity. &K%r*bK&3
plant, e^^'^^'s agisenune, 5.
aâtsatlabadu v. a. To suffer
Linseed-oil. e$A7>S3n»tf agisekura
great distress ; to fall into ad-
The leaves of the Lin plant, which
verse circumstances.
the Hindoos curry.
eXdb agadu, s. An accusation.
ejr^tfsfo) agocharamu, adj. In-
eiX'e&^fes-db agaduparratsu, v. a.
comprehensible, imperceptible.
To prefer an accusation.
e^K ss^b aggapadu, e>. n. To be seized,
^K & agadta, s. Aditch, or trench;
or taken.
a moat.
£5'Xs5co aggamu, at/;. Possible, sja
eK^csSw agalyamu, s» Necessity.
*>-*&§ iiKsSw idi vaniki aggamu,
»X^tfaoTr» agatyamuga, Necessa-
lit.This is possible to him, he
rily, positively, g^db z3K&q&x>iv> can do this.
*u»ss'B«Jo miru agatyamuga ravale- «ft aggi, 5. Fire. tsA &fc<x, eô
o DO o
nu, You must positively come. -cr>§b
.
aggidagulu, aggidaku, To be
^X££o agapadu, v. n. To appear;
to be fatigued.
kindled by fire ;
to seem. 2. To be found, exss

wKbtf agguva, adj. Cheap, of small
fc£»o5c> agaparrutsn, w. a. To point o
out, to shew. value, easy to be had. s«?E-sfce»
e^-Atstsa ^•^N.Atstso
£)ds$c*5s> SJoi^-D eKoSf7r° essS^-e^tf) e-£\ tf-7r>esS atstsanagaya, s. A round

ball> made of clay, tamarind
vartakulu biyyamu mikkili aggu-
stones, &c. used as a toy by chil-
vaga ammutaru? The merchants
dren.
sell rice very cheap. &fo£-7v>&cs&>
agguvagatiyu, To buy at a cheap £f>^r°vtf£x» achcharamu, s. Money

fate. given to make a bargain firm ;
earnest money.
t55\v agni, 5. Fire. wft^&ftSoofc
fcj-i&K atstsu, v. To be indebted ;
agnitagilintsu, To kindle.
as £>&> ~f>& wa\75-*F° nikuneno-
t5,K.s5» agramu, s. The fore part;
achchinana, am I indebted to
the front. 2. A peak ;
end. 3. The you ? 2. To suffer loss ;
as ^r^j
beginning.
o&s&wj jfcp»fcgoss-tr»e>sy\-sr»s6 agrama-
«».K.j6c» agramu, adj. First. 2-
mukai niirrnvaralachchinanu, I.
Chief, excellent, eminent, princi- suffered a loss of 100 Pagodas,
pal. on account of that village.
€f>XKr3es5>3 agraganyamu, adj. Esti- £5>-&>^25e>, ^-^k^^d atstsudala, ats-
mable ; conspicuous, command- tsubatu, s. Debt incurred in a
ing. former existence.
e5>"^>j^^^w aghoramu, adj. Horrid, w-&>^ atstsu, s. A weaver's reed
frightful, dreadful. s3lpn>do& a- % A printing t}^pe. 3. A mould. &
ghorintsu, v. n. To grieve, to tfyy£crt» atstsu veyu, To print, to
lament. 2. To be in alarm or agi- stamp. $3^'"3s>tfoBo2$b a tstsuvesi-

tation. nayeddu, A bull that is marked
«>-S)os£gsSx> achintyamu, adj. Beyond' or stamped, allowed to wander at
inquiry incomprehensible, s.
large, incommemoration of a de-
;
The number formed by a unit, ceased person, or as consecrated

followed by thirty one cyphers, to the deity. ts-i&x'So s6oa atstsu-
or other figures. bellamu, A stamped lump of jag-

v^titftin
gory, used as a sweetmeat..
achetanamu, adj. Inani-
mate, stupid, insensible. fc?-&\ achchu, s. A vowel.
*5^ atstsa, adj. Pure, real, unmixed. «3t5o\7v* atstsuga* adv. Agreeably.
t5-s^"§£x>7fo atstsatelugu, s. n. pure WtS^, ^tS^^d atstso, atstsota, adv.

Telugu. There, in that place.
efc»So-Ataiku 8 *$£-Ada
^sr'tfsk) ajnanamu, s. Ignorance. fc$k aft a; s. The bodv. 2. Theleather

e>&> ata, adv. There, in that place forming the sole of a sandal.
vide. fc?-Ck> atsata, &te&tZ&x> atfahasamu, s. Tho

or
defiant shout previous to bat-
£?>& ata, a particle. It is said,
tle. 2. Affectation of superiority.
they say; as wS&s^tfto vadu- es^sKS^^ raoofeo attahasamuche-
vachchenata, It is said, or they yuta, i7. To give one-self airs.
say, he is come.
m3 atti, acf/. p?o?i. Such.
&te£ Maka, 5. A space above a
e^ô attu, s. A particular kind of
ceiling. plate.
cake, baked on an iron
&te£&n>oX>c9 atakamamidi, s. The
wfe» attii, particle. This word is acor
name of a plant.
ruption of eko and when
atu, that
e>&>-rB o3oo ,
£5b afakayintsu, v. a. To added to the indefinite relative
hinder or prevent, 2. To arrest, participle in "itf keti, or to the
to detain. 3. To molest. past relative participle of the
&&-&*$ atakavu, s. Prevention. verb, expresses, So that, so as.
Detention.
2. As. 3. As if. -gisfc&Sâ.©-! fctas
2. 3. Molestation.
esBs' atika, s. A small earthen pod, skozfe -&* imanishi bratiketattu
with a large mouth. mandu f, Give medicine that

he may recover, fcsgâ^tftoa "^?5o
e>&» atu, particle. There. 2. That.
3. So, as. £2&o&-« atupo, go there. ^_&$ nfvu cheppinattu nenu ches
wfe»^Tr»e^ atutarvata, after that. tini, I did as thou saidst.
ei>kr> atla, adv. Thus, in that
fcjfexsôfeS atuvanti, like that, such.
manner. such a manner.
2. So, in
e&Môooo atuchoyyi, do so.
e<kr>/fo atlagu, adv. In that man-
w&oSo atuku, s. vide, efag'ataka* ner ; in such a way. ef»^>JCoiS,
atukulu, s. pi. Paddy, fcsdj-*^ atlaganti, atliu, adj Such,

es&oSoex)
which, after having been scalded alluding to some thing written or
said before.
in the husk, is beaten and depriv-
«£ ada, 5. A. lump of tama-
ed of that covering, and becomes
rinds. 2. Matted hair. y>£Kfc» ada-
bruised or flattened rice.
w&oBfrt-Adiva £$£Ao-Addagiu
gattu, v. n. To be clotted or en- known. 2. Any symbol used as a

tangled, as the hair. signature by those who cannot
&&V&> adakottu, 5. Scissors for write their names.
cutting beetle nut. «>&>£o-° adisala, s. The obtaining
t*>&Ko adagu, v. n. To be reduced .
goods from a tradesman in order
down to sell them. The business of a
to be depressed, or pressed
broker.
vide. e>c3 Ho anagu.
&&>£> aduku, v. a. To range-, to
<y£3b, &&%o& adatsu, adagintsu>
pile up.
To reduce, to humble &c.
v. a.
t9<£oSoe» adukulii; *• v ^ e &&*&*&
«^Sbtf adakuva, Humility; sub-
atukulu.
mission modesty politeness
; ;
&&fo adugu, s. A foot-step. 2. The

vide. ^ra§b55 auakuva.
mark or measure of a foot. 3. The
?3&$&x> adapamu, s. A beetle-nut foot or bottom of any thing. 4. A
foot.
pouch, w &-&-&*&> adapakadu, s.
The person that carries his mas- &&>&> adutsti, v. a. To beat ; to
ter's beetle-nut-pouch. strike.
«£&&> adusu, s. Mire ;

mud.
w^8x> adalu, v.n. To bawl to weep ;
to cry loudly. 2. To be afraid.

;
ef>& adda, s. A small measure, equal

to two mamkas.
&b%£> adavi, 5. A forest ; a desert.
e>£o§ aldanki, s. Delay. 2. Hin-
zs&b'gots adavikanda, s- An escu-
drance prevention;
;
obstacle.
lent wild root, weSas^S adavikodi,
vide ef&sSaa addamu.
s. a jungle fowl. ts&a'BasoSb adavi-
cherruku, 5. Wild sugar cane.
&&£& addakatta, s. A dam, to shut
up, or confine water.
t9xr 5
5g)S adavudi, s. An alarm or
wSsS'Sto. addakammi, s. The upper
disturbance.
part of a door frame, carved in an
ef>&"&> adime, s. bond man ; a slave ; elegant manner.
slavery. e& Ac -55b addagintsu, v. a. To stop ;
ft3&csr«e)s5s> adiyalamu, s. A mark, to hinder from progressive motion

a token by which any thing is or action to prevent
;
to arrest. ;
2
55 W -Ana 10 tsSS-Atiri
e^rfsfco addanamu, *. A shield: a eraoSotf anukuva, s. &&ofc anugu,

buckler. v» a. vide, onfo anagu,
£5g?S2& addapadu, #. n. To fall, to tscaocg) anuvu, s. An atom; a particle
obstruct, to impede, to block up. so small that cannot be divi-
it
2. To interfere •
to secure. ded ; any thing extremely small.
&&W7S addabasa, s. A nose orna- e3e£-7r>e& 9 e3>££o, atagadu, atadu, pro.
ment, or ring. He,
«>& addi, s. Delay. 2. Opposition. W5fo§b«£e>i6a> atalakutalamu, 8. A
tpStfex) addigalu, s. plu. A gold disorganized or confused state.
necklace.
2. A tumultuous disturbance or
noise. 3. A jolting.
e$cl addi, s. A deposit.
e>e£e)tfx> ata'lamu, s. Hell ; the re-
<»&> addu,s. Any thing that affords gion which is supposed to be be-
concealment. 2. Any thing used to low the earth.
exclude cold of heat. 3. A cover. e5©^ Soo-^5 atikramintsu, v. a. To
v>&>K adduga, s. Half a fanam, or a pass over or beyond. 2. To surpass,
bout 8-pice. to excel. 3. To transgress ] to in-
e> n$ko anakatta, s* An annicut or fringe, v, n. To elapse.
dam. fc98,S\£oew atikramillu, v. n. To

&&•**& anagaru, v. n. To be extin pass away. 2. To be too late.
guished, &®§ atithi, s. A guest.

&nfo anagu, v. n. To be pressed e>8s&2£># s5k> atimadhuramn, adj.Very
down. 2. To be humbled, 'depres- delicious or delicate ;
affording
sed, allayed, appeased. delight grateful to the sense or
;
fcJrefto-iSb, £f>raa5b anagintsu, ariatsu, mind. s. Licorice.

v. a. To press down. 2. To humble, fcs©«5o-»^j6M atimatramu, adj. Immo-
subdue, reduce, allay, or appease. derate ; exceeding, excessive.
«> caSbsr anakuva, s» Modesty. 2. esSfftfcfto atirasamu, s. A sweet
Politeness civility. 3. Submission, cake made from a mixture of rice-
humility. flour, sugar &c.
&z? ana, *. An anna, the sixteenth «S8 3Vx>o atiriktamu, adj. Exceed-
part of a rupee. ding ; excessive.
;
e> ©,s6-»,-Attimra II wcp&j-Adatu
£59<rr>tfsfe3 ativasamu, s. The fast ob- wêo&a&a atyantamu, ad). Exces-

served on the day preceding the sive, adv. Very, exceedingly.
ceremony in which oblations © atri, s. Atri, one of the seven
e>
are offered by the Hindoos to the
manes of their ancestors. sages ; one of the principal stars
in ursa major.
«©55\l\ ativrishti, s. Excess of rain.
&&<$&x> adanamu, adj. Much; great
t50ôc5Ss5x) atis'ayamu, adj. Excessive
in quantity ; extra.
Wonderful ; marvellous, extraor-
&S& adanu, s. An opportunity
dinary. 2. Excellent. 3. Uncom-
mon. a critical point of time ;
a junc-
ture. ^^^^55-^13-^0 adanukuvach
sf>2k§b atuku, v. n. To be joined,
fastened, united, or soldered to ;
chinadu, He came opportunely.
cling together, v. a. To join, fasten, estfcg) adapu, s. Pvespect polite-
;
unite, or solder together.

ness ; awe. ^scsêrô-tfo adapulo
es©§o-dbatikintsu, v. a. Has the same nuntsu, To keep in awe.
meaning as £f>e&>So attiku, in its
To
esSsscrooooo-iSb adamayintsu, v. a.
active sense.
frighten to terrify.
e$&§o atuku, s. Junction. 2. A «>#& adaru,
;
v, n. To tremble ;
to
piece sewed upon a cloth, to cover
shake ; to palpitate ;
to start.
a hole ; a joint in a plank &c.
*$S& adaru, s, Trembling ;
shak.
fcj&josSw atulamu, adj. Unparallel-
ing. «>tfSb"££& adarubedaru, s
led, unequalled.
& atta, A mother-in-law 2. A Fear and trembling. £9a&Koo"S

£9 s.
maternal uncle's wife. 3. A pater-

adarugunde, s. A coward. 2.
nal aunt. This last is termed pro- Habitual timidity ;

pusillanimity.
perly ~£x># &, £5>J^sj^s$bew menatta^ fcs>se>&» adaripatu, s. A sudden
attamamalu, s. plu. The father twitch or start.
and mother-in-law. 2. A mater-
e$tf©oo5b, <?i>£ewx adalintsu, adaltsu,
nal uncle and his wife.
v. a. To menace threaten, or in-
ef> &bb attaru, s. Perfume, fragrance-
timidate.
essence, ottar of roses.
&-zr>bx>Tv° adatuga, adv. By chan-
£9 © s5cr> i& attimranu, The glo- by accident.
(
ce? 2. Suddenly. 3.
merous fig tree. Unexpectedly.
!
t$ &&3-Addamu 12 &&-&* .Adbika
t?a adi> pro. She. 2- It. 3. That. etfb addu. v. a. To stain, to colour
a
This the remote demonstrative
is
To
to die. 2. dip. e&oaSb addintsu,
pronoun of the third person sin,
gular, in the feminine and neuter
v. a. To cause to stain &c. eftS'ska
o
genders. addakamu, 5. Tincture ; colour ;
ef>a7fo-° adigo, inter j. Look die.

there
Lo behold adv. yonder. This
! !
ts "3 adde, 5. Hire ; rent. e$"asbs-ifc\
word is used when we direct the addekuitstsn, To let out. «>"3§o5
eye to an object in view.
T^r6 ^ addekutisukonu, To hire. <«>
<aab§o aduku, v. vide e>«k§b

or. s.
"Sooosw addeyillu, A rented house.
atuku,
6 y><&\tks>> adbhutamu, 5. Wonder-
e^tfbK" adngo, adv. vide ea5T* adigo,
surprize. 0$. Wonderful ; surp-
£$&*$» adumu, v. a. To press ; to
rizing ;
excellent.
compress.
fc9$s&sfco adhamamu, adj. Inferior;
ef>&&aduru, v. n. vide. <y>&&, ea&tk
low ; vile ; base. adv. At least.
-£kx> adaru, aduruvetu, A kind of
e>$tfs5fc> adharamu, adj. That which
native petard, used as a firework.
is below or underneath, s. The
£s&^s*» adrishtamu, s. Fortune •
underlip.
luck. 2. Fate.3. Casual and unseen
danger. &tf^xLs*» duradrjshtamu, £?##,**» adharmamu, 5. Injustice. 2.
Bad luck, w^g.^ *» Want of charity 3. Unrighteous-

adrishta-
ness. 4. All behaviour contrary
hinamu, adj. Unfortunate. e^x to the Sruti and Smriti, or oral
g«&»tf^ t wtf^sfeos-ewTfc adrishta- and written institutes.
muvatstsu, adrishtamu kalue:u, &$sr> athava, adv. Otherwise.
To become fortunate. tsts^wO t3$!fs!k» adhikamu, adj. Much;
adrishtasali, A
fortunate person. excessive extra superior great.
eg adda, adj. Half, esgsfc-gcoo adda- ; ; ;
° y> §-5-°tf&x> adhikaramu, s. The Go-

mareyi, s. Midnight.
vernment, or ruling power. 2.
e>gs$*> addamu, s. A mirror; a looking Authority power. 3. A' right to
;
glass. egj6a>er»-T'^tf^ addamu- property. 4; An employment. 5. A

okanavatstsu, To be represented
]I chapter. ^5 $-£-*# £x>^ adhikarami-
in a mirror. tstsu, To entrust with power ; to
e^c^p-Adhyakshu 13 ^^-g^.An^ka
authorize, or empower. w^^tf jfca £$7pc3§o&> adbyapakudu, s. A tea-

"ôtfo adhikaramucheyu, To exer- cher of the Vedas.
cise power ; to be in a powerful yuccas s&> adhyayamu, s. A chap-
situation. ^-ytf^âp, ^-g^tf ter ; a section ; a lecture.
s5>o frfo adhikaramuchellu, adhi- »Tpo^\ s5m adhvannamu, adj. Bad ;
karamusagu, Power to be current* corrupt ;

spoiled.
or to extend to. ^>^-^>q adhikarb
tsô^ssoo anantamu, adj. Endless ;
s. A Governor. 2. One invested eternal; infinite- e>tfo&£scs65$co

with authority or power; a public
anantavijayamu, s> The name of
officer. 3. The rightful owner of a the conch or shell of Dharmaraja,
thing. in the Mahabharat.
&§Z® adhipati, s. A Governor ; a <j2tffeS^3&»

eo
anatichettu, s. vide &o
ruler a king ; a sovereign. 2. An fe5^&» antichettu.
;
owner or master. asXtf r^> anargalamu, adj. lit. with-
ef>^^)db adhipudu, s. A sovereign out opposition. Fluent ; voluble.

;
2. Abundant.
a supreme ruler ; a lord. 2. An
owner or master. &$& S'sSm anarthakamu, adj. Non-
fcf>§tfsfco adhmamu, adj. Subject sensical ; Useless ;

to no purpose.
ef^tfaSw anarthamu, s. Calamity
to, dependent on s. Possession or ;
charge. 2. Power. distress ; danger.

ef)(fos$M analamu, s. Fire. £5êx>£&
^S^S 56*3 adhairyamu, s. Cowardice;
unsteadiness. analudu, The god of fire.
Wttetfoo anavatillu, v. n> Rice, or

ef>#cas5tfsSK> adhyayanamu, s. Rea-
ding other grain, after it is boiled, and
•, study. This is generally
separated from the water, to set-
applied to the study of the Vedas,
tle, dry, and cool a little, so as to
or of the arts and sciences, in San- be fit for eating.
skrit. es^cosS^sfco^cabaadhyayana- anavaratamu, adj. Conti-
t5tf£tf£s5M
mucheyu, To study the Vedas. nual eternal ; frequent, adv. Fre-
;
&$<?&$&> adbyakshudu, s. An over- quently.

seer ; a superintendent. 2. A e5(5r»-^8 anakari, adj. Ugly ;
defor-
chief ; a grandee. med.
<y>?sc-Anu 14 e&S'-Anis'a
e3^^tfo5wf;anacharamu, s. Irreli- When the speaker states what an-

gion. 2. Rusticity incivility. 3.
other has said, he does not, as in
;
Uncleanness. 4. Anything contra- English, use the infinitive mood,

ry to religious custom, or to esta- but repeats the words of the origi-
nal speaker, adding ws> ani, thus
blished usage.
he told me to write would, in Te-
&W%tin, ef>^n»#tfs5w anadarar.a, ana
lugu, he rendered # & ^r» a$» sfc »
daramu, Inattention
s. disres- ;
^
"S'ôSo nannuvrayumanicheppenu
pect disregard incivility.
£f>(3~°&
;
anadi, adj.
;
Without begin-
viz. tf*^ nannu,
vrayumu, write thou &$
me ^ osoosSd*
ani, ha-
ning; eternal.
ving said ^3-Sjrjo cheppenu, he
Z3-F*<$ anatha, s. Â poor helpless
told, ess ani, is used, in the same
person a vagabond
;
used as a ;
manner, when we address, to a
term of slight or contempt. 2. A.
widow. €5>-?r>#^3k£b anathana- second person, orders to be deli-
thudu, The protector of the help- vered to a third ; as g l>o^ssb»

less,God. "^sS^ pampintsumanicheppu, Tell
ei>7r>sfc3o2&, t57Ps&"ôa5o^b anamaku to send. lit. send thou, having
said, tell.
du, anamadheyudu, Ananony- s.
mous person one ; who has no w$!>0"i$b anipintsu, v. caus. To cause

name. 2. A man of no consequ- to say. 2. To cause to give out,
ence. or pretend. «3$Zio&F°& anipin-
&&*?&£ anamika, s. The finger tsakonu, lit. To cause to say for
next to the little one. one's own advantage. To be called,
to obtain the name of. 2. To pass
Wfj^sTv?^ anavrishti, s. A failure of
for. e3-cP2*> &°&-sy>&T>%o &>%*-&&
rain; drought.
aradzu docblavadanipintsukonenu,
fcf>7r°tfs$o£b anasapandu, s. A pine That king was called a great man.
apple. e3s£>025b&> &"zt\o&> &&!!>o &>§""£>(&
ef>$ ani, s. Battle ; war ; fight, amandudu vidvamsudanipintsu-

ei>$ ani, The past verbal participle konenu, That fool passed for a
of the v. e?s5o anu. learned man.
e$s6'anu, to say. This word is of very tsios'sko anisamu, ado. Always; con-
frequent occurrence in Telugu. stantly, adj, Constant, eternal.
;
(bssjs^-Anugra 15 wsJb^-Anuna
£J>$&8fo> anishtamu, adj. Hated t5s£tftfb£vj anucharudu, s. A follower;

disagreeable ;
injurious ;
ominous an attendant •, a servant ; a com-
panion.
of ill.
£5;&-£)e£s5oa anuchitamu, adj. Impro-
€f>s5b ami, v. a. To say, to tell. 2. To
per.
call names. &&^j& anukonu, lit
&>&&> anutsu, v. a. To send; to dis-
To say for one's own advantage, To
patch. 2. In books, To cause to
say to oneself. ss^kxysb matalanu,
make.
To abuse, vide anaga, e>&
t?tf7r°
«>(xSoâ anujivi, s. A servant.
ani, ef>»|)o-i5b anipintsu.
<£>s5i^2&> anujuclu, s.A younger bro-
e>£S§o anuku, Of a consistence
adj. ther.
like batter, nearly liquid, but not Permission
e35Jb^ anujna, s. ; leave.
transparent. 2. Command, or order, ^j&gj-jS)
eso£n>e>s5M anukulamu, adj. Favor- ^rxJb, e5^>23§J3or°ssb anujna-pu-

able. 2. Salubrious. -S^S'sSwiF tstsukonu, anujna tisukonu, To
go £5(&£p><l>sSk> idesamu naku anu- take leave. e3;&2jooo-i&\ anujnayi-
kulamu. This country agrees with
tstsu, To give leave, e&s^cow
me, is favorable to me.
anujnacheyu> To order.
£5s>bScp>oj6a> anukulamu, s. Consent. e3Sb«r >
anutapamu, 5. Distress
;Ss5oo
2. Favor. 3. Success. in consequence of some thing

e$;&Kb anugu, 5. Dear. done remorse repentance. &&
; ;
e>3brtbr3s5a> anugunamu, adj. Sui- w>z&x>$r°o& anutapamupondu, v*

table, consistent conformable. n. To repent.
;
efftfb ^s&s5m anuttamamu, adj. Peer-

<&<&> X .s^>s5» anugrahamu, s. Favor;
less, most excellent, chief.
regard. 2. Kindness ; benignity.
J t9s5batfste> anudinamu, adv. Daily.
3. Indulgence.
^sJb^s^sSx^ôa^
esafctfcsSsko auunayamu, 5 .An apo
anugrahamuvaclayu,To gain favor.
logy. 2.Condolence.3. Consolation.
^sbXlrôtfb anugrahintsu, v. a. To <y>;sotfooooT5b anunayintsu, v. a. To
grant a favor ; to shew mercy ; to condole, to comfort, to console. 2,
favor. To apologize.
«sa$-Anubha 16 e^>s5cr«-Anuma
^ssoss-sô* anupakaya, s. The pod of 3. To surfer. 4. To copulate, ipss

a certain bean, vide. ^^sSao anumu, £»jcfc;&#'£o-&) papaphalamanubha-
t?^5b^s 8 anupapatti, s. Want of suc- vintsu, To suffer the consequence
cess. 2. A pretext, an excuse. 3. oi sin to ba^punished for one's
;
^^sSSe&ew'SsS^ a- transgressions. e£)e3c£ejs5b;£$&o-&

Inconvenience. —o c->
mipapattulncheppu, To make punyxphalamanubhavintsu,To en-

excuses. joy the reward of virtue, f&tibq'ss
^^^^sSooanupanamu,^. Any liquid sfeo^^r6 ^ anubhavamuchesuko-

used as a vehicle for medicine, to nu, To experience or enjoy.
disguise its appearance or taste. fcjj&^Ksfca anubhogamu, ,9. Enjoy-
ment. 2. Copulation. ^sfcÂoTSb
anupanamukurtsu, anupanamuche anubhogintsu, v. a. To enjoy. 2.
yu, To mix medicine in any
To copulate.
liquid.
s*o5os$6© anumati, s. Order. 2. Con-
«*fc$ anupu, v. a. vide. e3>o^) ampu.
sent. 3. Permission. 4. The fif-
S5>s>$ anupu, s. A toll. 2. A tax. 3 teenth day of the moon's age,
Customs payable at ferries or pas- when she rises a little less than
ses, or on merchandize exported anumatintsu, v. a.
full. <»s£s5b8o-i5b
or imported. 4. Ambuscade, am-
To consent, to agree.
bush.
tssb^'sssSM anubhavamu, s. Experi- e5R6sSr»£s5w anumanamu,s. Inference.
ence frequent trial
;
; knowledge 2. Conjecture ; doubt ; surmise. 3.
acquired by practice. 2. Experi- Suspicion. 4. Hesitation. ;8 s-sfco^
ment. 3. Enjoyment. 4. Suffering.
b. Carnal connexion, tftf-^sso^rss
ste&tfa daivamu pratyakshamu-
sfoo narakanubhavamu, The suffe-
o'adu-anumanamucheta teliyavala-
rings of hell. ^>4r j ô^rs5s5a5 sukha- sinadi, The deity is not obvious to
nubhavamu, The enjoyment of the senses. He must be known by
happiness. &Zqr>f£$zs&x> duhkha- inference. es&sWsS&oanumanapa-
nubhavamu, The suffering of afflic- du, To doubt, hesitate, suspect. ^
tion, pain, or grief, tssb^rso-ck a " esxr»& efSSsj-^sSao^-tfo okarimida
nubhavintsu, To experience
v. a. : anumanamutotsu, To entertain
to know by practice. 2. To enjoy. suspicion of another,
eafc-^-Anushtha 17 ws^sko- Annamu
âbsSw anumu, s. The plant produ- failing in the performance of pra-

cing ws&s5»e» anumulu, s. Plu. A yer. &c. wtfAoik anushthintsu, To
observe.
kind of bean.
&&7S&r*, ef>«b^ w s5K» anusarana, anu-
<i5x&i5a-»Boi5b anumodintsu, v. n. To
sarariamu, s. The act of following
consent, to agree, to approve.
or observing 2. Assiduity, attach-
ssafctf §, ^Jssb-D^jCsSoa anurakti, anura-
ment, or servility to the great.
gamu, s. Attachment, regard, love,
ef>s£3eot5b anusarintsu, To v. a.
affection, tenderness.
follow, to adhere to. 2. To observe,
e<&3r>3sS» anurupamu, adj. Like.
to imitate. 3. To wait on, or make
2. Fit, suitable.
court to any great personage.
«(v5o"i5;stf sfeo anulepanamu, s. The rub-
&&+-&*$ aniiradha, s. The name of
bing of ground sandal \?ood on
the seventeenth lunar mansion.
the body.
tptfx^sfco anritamu, adj. False, s. A
^(Sootf&s-^sSx) anuvartanamu, s. Con- falsehood, a lie.
formity ; the act of following. & f^lSrsko anekamu, ad/. -Many, seve-
jsotfSs-o-tfb anuvartintsu, v. a. To ral.
conform to; to observe ;to adhere.
fcstfx anna, s. An elder brother. This
2. In grammar, to be implied or
word is often used to call any one,
understood, not expressed as ts
;
in a familiar manner ; as in Eng-
lish we say friend ! I say ! <fec
masasabdamikkadananuvartimpu- Also as an interjection, denoting
tsunnadi, The compound word is surprize. <^?£s&c&o.s>o annadammu-
here understood. lu, Brothers, i. e. both elder and-
«5«b«g) anuvu, adj. Convenient ;
pro- younger, brothers.
per. 2. Arranged; well made. 3. es^^x annanna, interj. Denoting
Delicious ; delicate. surprize.
&<&&?&&> anushthanamu, s. The act tss^N sSs> annamu, 5. Boiled rice, food.
of making. 2. Conduct. 3. The ob- w^x s5wltfe» annamu pettu, v. a. To

servance of prayer. wiSo^tfsSwS^ give rice or food. &&\ s£»so£b
^ anoshthanamntappaka, Without annamu vandu, To dress victuals,
3
^3^ Apaka 18 tsjo-u^-Apara
«^s^ Jj5**» annavastramu, Food kari, A disobliging, or mischiev-

and raiment. ^"So-ês^sSoooo anno ous person.
dakamulu, Meat and drink. eslSs-apakirtijS. Infamy; disho-
t?^K anni, adj. pro. Collective, In nor injury to one's reputation-
;
the neuter gender. assise- "§050x^^0 apakirtitetststi-

All. 2, So
many. e-?r^\ & annallu, So many konn, To bring infamy on one's
self.
days, a contraction of cssk anni,
and the plural of -^^b nadu, A e5^^qs5x> apakvainu, adj. Unripe,
day. raw, immature, green.
y>ôt3&o£-*rc £& annintitinclikada, s. ^su^tfsSao apacharamu, s. Impolite-
The god of tire, so called, because ness ;
incivility ;
insult ; an af-
lie consumes every thing that he front. rtb&§ efss^SsSaoî'Qoo gudi-
touches*
ki Aapacharamucheyu, To profane
a temple.
wsfc^, tJsJo^sff annn, aminva, s. A £5>s5z3c3S;&» apajayamu, .8. Defeat ;
woman. rout ; loss of battle want of

;
wsfi^tf
annuva, ad/. Very minute, success.
very small. es5e^ L sbe& apatnikuchijS. A widower.
»sJ3^s$ annuvu, s. vide Z5&\ annu e>^ôs5oo apathyamu, s. A deviation
ft5^Tjr» anyatha. «^. Otherwise; on from prescribed regimen.
the contrary. <&£$&)£ apanammika, s. Distrust.
anyamu, 2. Jealousy. 3. Diffidence.
^^cs5do ad/\ Other, diffe-
rent, foreign. &&$oz$ apaninda, s. An unjust re-
^-^cosSsSm anyayamu, Injustice.

proach or censure. 2- Defama-
s.
tion calumny detraction.
; ;
war^tfesfca any6nyamu,ad/. Mutual. wsSs&Kefoc^ apamrityuvu, s. Unti-

2.Reciprocal. In familiar use, it mely or violent death.
often expresses mutual affection. s. The purest gold*
essstfos? aparanji,
e33-5-*tfsSM apakaramu, 6-. Malice,
^s^tt'.b aparatri, s. vide. «>sstf-u-* ft
hatred. The doing any mis^

2.
apararatri,
chief, injury, or harm to another. A
&£-&*$&» aparadhamn, s. fault,
It is opposed to &£-g^tfo5oo upa-
offence, or transgression. 2. A fine,
karamu, Beneficence. ^5?g-sâ apa- or amercement. 3. Punishment.
;
esSsrS-Apaha 19 tss^fto-Appagin
^sSS&j^ska aparimitamu, adj. Imme- ^f»^p^^» apatrani'i, adj. Un-

nse, infinite, innumerable, immod- worthy, unfit, fc9*-»^.srecB5&» -apa-
erate. travyayamu, Extravagant or foo-
«s?5cp'Ss5ck) aparupamu, adj. Scarce ;
lish expense.
unfrequent ; uncommon, rare ;
^PtptfsSw apananiu, s. The funda-
unusual. ment; the anus. 2. Breaking wind.
e^s3*3^c5s5oo apavadamu, s. An unjust tjôsSdoo apayamu, s. Calamity. 2.
reproach or censure a false accu-

; Danger, peril. 3. A scrape.
sation. 2. Detraction, infamy,
e3ir*tfs&» aparamu, adj. Impassable.
blame, vide wsSoes apaninda-
2. Excessive unbounded infl
esa^sSw apavitramu, adj. Impure;
nite immense.
; ;
unclean.
&tr°X6x> apartkamu,s.Afalse signifi-
eîr^Sco apasabclamu, s. An ungram-
cation, misinterpretation.
matical word.
a $)th apuclu, adv. vide. wsSoJfo ap-
ejsoSsSosSw apasavyamu, s. or adj.
pudu.
The placing the sacerdotal thread
A
on the right shoulder, and letting
« 3^^5633 apupamu, s. cake; a
it fall on the left side. 2, A religi-

kind of bread made from Hour.
ous circum ambulation, with the wsgptfos&w apurvamu, adj. New,
left hand towards the object circu- never before seen or existing, s.
, mambulated. 3. The motion of a Advantage excellence. ;
star contrary to the order of the

e2"£& apekska, s. Desire, wish
signs in the zodiac. 4. The .Arabic,
;
Persian, or any other language* want. 2. A coveting. 3. Aid.

of which the character is written <*£)&* ss^sfco apohamu, 5. A false charge-,
from right to left. blame a lie, a falsehood.
;
wss^.tftfx apasmaramu, s. A confu-

£9^ appa, s. A father. 2. An elder
sed state of mind. 2. Any violent sister. This word is frequently
passion, approaching to madness. added to the proper names of men,
e$s5sêo3o apaharintsu, v. a. To take as a term of common respect
by violence; to usurp; to plunder; thus tfotfs^, sfcoKsS) rangappa, ma

to rob to pillage to ravish.
; ;
ngappa, &c.
t*>Z£*Z?<&x> apahisyanm, s. Derision, w^fto-sfc appagintsu, v. a. To deli-
ridicule, mockery. ver to the charge of another ;

to
e^-Appu 20 w.^p ô.Aprasyu
put into another's hands. 2.To wsfoZfc appudu, adv. This is, in fact^
surrender to resign
; to ;
make a defective noun, as the derivation
over. 3- To consign, wj^ftoe* ap- evinces: in the nominative case,
paginta, 5. Delivery; consignment. here given, it signifies that time,
wsS^-SK appachchi, s. vide ^^sSsSdo and in general corresponds with
the English adverb then, or if
apiipamu.
added to a relative participle, it
«^6oj6k> appatamu, adj. Pure, un- represents our term when, not
mingled, unmixed, sheer. used interrogatively as «>e£8SK ;
&£}&&» appadamu, s. A sort of pan. tfss^b atadichchinappudn, When

cake. he gave. It admits of inflexion
e>^tfs$M appanamu, s. A tax; tribute. as ts^feS-g^xpcew appatikaryalu,
This word is also used to denote The affairs of that time. wsSv*3a&o
sums of money, beyond the just appatinunchi, From that time,
S)
revenue due, extorted from the
since then. e^tooSjtS! appatappa
people.
w "£}% appappa, interj. Denoting tiki, Now and then, from time to
time.
excessive grief or pain, Oh !
&.£&:& apratishtha, $. Infamy dis

efiss^sSw appamu, s. A kind of sweet
;
honor. 2, A bad reputation, or

cake.
character.
appalamu, vide ess^sfea
esSjtfafca
appadamu.
s.
W3 ;
âw apratyakshamu, adj. Im-
perceptible.
essô-db appalintsu, v* a. To beat
with the open hand to slap to
e ^s5cp-r355ooapramanamu, 5. Perjury.
; ;
tap. tjâ^slSoâpramanikurlii, A per-

essâppu, s. Debt. ws^cxjSoj es^ jured man ; a liar.
45b\§^«6»^«^ôB6o appucheyu, appu ^,3 cSoâS'sSoa aprayojakamu, adj.
putstsukonu, apputfyn, To bor- Useless, without any end or

row. WoSôooofc^ appuyitstsu, To object.
lend. e^SsS^ appusappuiu, The w^.&tfsfea aprasiddhamu, adj. Not

general term or debt, due both famous, secret ; unknown.
by, and to one. wsSv*s& appupadu, ^^rj&QtSo apr£syudu, s. A man
To get into debt, ^ss^-abe- appu- who is not fit or worthy to sit
tirtsn, To liquidate a debt. with others to eat.
esux-Abbu 21 w$^-Abhigha
e$ & oeSs&o apriyamu, adj. Hated ;

This verb governs the dative case;
disagreeable. as -g* *2^cce6*£E-i£;aotf ^tfes&o
esoostf abandara, adj. Without or-

m
5r>Z>£z>\& ianyayarjitamaina dra-
der, irregular, imprudent. vyamu vanikabbadu, This money,

procured by unjust means, will
Good
«5tto&>£>s£x> abanisubamu, s.
not be enjoyed by him. o»ew &
and evil; as o^dSS wwo&jsd
no
53t>
sr»$§"3v33 i ilia vanikabbena,
-SjftoaX'^b apillakaya abamsubame-
This house became his property,
rrugadu, That lad does not know or came into his possession.
good and evil.
abburamu, adj. Procured
«>w5\tfs5»
«»£ abaka, s. A pot-ladle, made of with difficultynot easily attain-
;
the shell of a cocoa-nut. able ; excellent rare wonderful.

;
fc?&c5o5w abaddhamu, s. A lie •, a non- essro&^rsfoa abhamsubhamu, s. vide

sensical expression. e^tfT 6 ^, w «>ao&>£>s53j abamsubamu.
»-cr>e;r*&, t5âgbâ abaddhakadu, ejects sko abhayamu, s. A promise

abaddhalakoru, abaddhikudu, A of shelter or protection. 2. Fear-
liar. lessness. ef»ô85^ tfsSoa abhayaha-
wae; abala, s. A woman ; a female. stamu, 5. The giving of the hand
ess*^? abodhavela, s. The time at to another, in promise of protec-
which, if one studies, it is believ- tion.
ed no instruction can be obtain- esôfissfeo abhandamu, s. vide £5sS»r»

ed midnight.
•,
tf<6x> apavadamu,
£923 x abba* s. A father, vide wsSv ap-
^^KcsSoa abhagyamn, s. Misfortune;
pa, interj. Ah ! oh !
misery; proverty.
«^x23x, t5^Tv abbabba, abba. interj m
w^sssfco abhavamu, s. Non existence;
Denoting great surprize or grief,
nonentity a chimera.
ah oh! !
;
w^Kx) abhasu, s. Corruption, an ir-

wSj, ef>S^7r°2& abbi, abbigadu, s.
regularity.
A familiar term of address, to a
young boy. fcs$£r>tfsS» abhigharamu, s. The put-
«$5»v abbu, v. n. To come into one's ting, a little clarified butter,
enjoyment, possession, or reach. (ghee) upon rice or other food, be-

2. To be found, to be obtained. fore it is eaten, to purify it.
;
<£3^s&>-Abhitmi 22 y> tfgo-Aby an
**$e?3c&> abhijanudu, s. An old re- «$sn&, w$gr»s£.'&a abhilssha, abhi-

lative.
lashamn, 5. Wish ; desire ; incli-
es $#«&**» abhinayamu, s. The indi- nation, propensity.
cation of sentiment or passion, by
«$#)§ abhivriddhi. s. An increase
looks or outward gestures. 2. The
of wealth or prosperity exal-
motions of the hands or eyes,
tation to some new honor or rank.
used by dancing women, to ex-
press the sentiments contained
2. Improvement.
^'IxS'sScm abhishekamu, s. Unction;
in the verses which they sing.
bathing. 2. An installation, coro-
<&$$ abhini, s. Opium. nation, or inauguration, by means
e> $
^^ obS s5oo ab h pray amu,
i s p ni-
i
of unction, or bathing. k^^VsSx)
on; sentiment; notion; idea; "tsIcc&o abhishekamuchc'yu, To ano-
thought. 2. Design intention. int a kins: or an
;
imaê. «s&r«S"fx.
3. Meaning or signification. ^s5oo pattabhishekamu, A corp-
e3^s5bc£s$s> abhimatamu, s. Consent nation.
approbation. 2. Choice; wish. «>^^55c» abliishtamu, adj. Much
adj. Approved, aggreeable, desi- beloved •,agreeable.
red, »£)&&» abliishtamu, s. Wish ; desire.
e^sfc^sfea abhimanamti, s. Honor. 2. 2. Inclination ;

penchant. ocp>S>t9
Protection. 3. Affection ; regard. &sx sfc» oox*"^~3 3b vaniabhishtamuyi-

4. Pride. <&§&rao&> abnimanin- derenu, His wish is accomplished.
tsu, v. a. To favor; to protect; es&sx sSwf&Tfcs-^ssb abhishtamutfr-
to regard with kindness. tsukonu, To accomplish one's

wish.
&^$>8 4)35k> abhimukhamu, s. The
&$*2s#&x> abhojanamu, s. Abstinen-
front; any thing opposite to the
ce from food.
face. 2. An abatement of anger esôKsSw* t5^co23^s5w abhyangamu,
or disease, adj. Present t^ss*?^
abhyanjanamu, s- Unction ; the
s&fo abhimukhamagu, To advance act of anointing with oil ; often
in front. 2. To abate. o^frloo^S" 6
applied to bathing thft whole
body, because when the natives
Ksk^^î&tfavanikiyirogamabhi
wash the head, they previously
mukhamainadi, His disease is anoint it, as well as the body,
abated. with oil.
tjsfc do- Amaru 23 *95*r«S> -Amani
*33rco&tfsfc» abhyantaramu, 5. The ployed in service; ^ô^ôK

space included between two bo- sxoer*tf$So"3(35 vaduudyogamulona-
dies, or points ; an interval. 2.
niarenu, He is employed in ser-
Delay. 3. A false excuse. vice.
?f>^rc^^ abhyanujna, s. Leave, per- e£a&&-i&, ^5^b9o-^ amarutsu, ama-
mission. 2. Command; injunction. rintsu, v. To
place in service.
a.
e>$rc&o%5b abhyasintsu, w. a, To ac- 2. To furnish or supply to pro- ;
custom one's self to any thing; to cure to collect, ssboêStf^â

;
practise. 2. To learn ; to study. -ceTêxêJ*"* tfs6b8o^;& mantri-

ts^cSSs&o abhyasamu, 5. Custom ;
tanaputruni radzukoluvulo nama-
usage practice. 2. Exercise ;
rinchenu, The minister placed his
;
study; w&-o^c3s5a> akshar abhya- son in the service of the king.

samu, The study of the letters ;
e>s5b9^, eisibQ"! aniarika, amarike, s.
the acquirement of the first prin- Arrangement. 2. 'Tranquillity. 3.

ciples of learning. Eqanimity presence of mind.
;
4. Modesty.
^5ôcc$osd55do abhyudayamu, s. In-
crease of fortune prosperity fepsSodbv amartsu, 9. a. vide. £9sk&-&>
; ;
happiness. amarutsu.
•
«> ts ^s5co abhrakamu, s. Talc. e^s&TPcb" amaryada, s. Incivility,
Compelled ser-
disrespect ; dishonor ; rudeness.
i&&>o£ arnanji, s.
vice unpaid labour. £f>s5bo£s54jo

«>x£r°o^s5M amantamu, s. The profes-
;
amanjipattu, To press workmen. sion of a hawker or pedlar, also
amadalu, plw, a-
e3$£r°£>j e>s5T»o^7r°^b amani, aman-
tssfc&yo, «s&2»02as»
C3
Twins.
tagadu, s. A hawker, a pedlar.
madabiddalu, s.
^ô^^Tpam&ntaimig^, adv. Un-
<*9Sktfs5x> amaramu, s. The name of
expectedly.
a Sanskrit Dictionary,also termed
the &5s5b^ôs^»s5w amarasimhamu. s£s5jT>efcc£& amatyudu, s. A minister;
a counsellor ; a courtier.
T&&tf%zr°'Kc$$£xs amarasila gandha-
fcssfrofr amani, s. This is a revenue
kamu, 5. A particular kind of
term, used to denote the immedi-
brimstone.
ate management of any branch
^s&& amaru, v. n. To fit. 2. To be of revenue by the servants of Go-
furnished. 3. To be placed or em- vernment, of the Zemindar, or of
w*Sx>e>:-Amulu 24 es& -sr»>Ammava
any other authority ; in contra- <iS>skn>e-Qs$fci amulyamu, adj. Invalu-

distinction to its being rented able.
out. Kb ^GT'&exD ê&*oootfojfc£ 3 esfc\&s5» amritamu, s. The imagi-
sS^J^>«rD e)cr«»~5re «'sJj'&e5o»â gutta-
nary food of the gods ambrosia ; ;
darulu paripoyinanduna ippu- nectar. 2. Water. 3. Clarified but-
du talukaamani ayinadi, As the ter. 4. Exemption from transmi-
renters have decamped, the dist- gration. 5. Gold. 6. Milk.
rict is now under amanee; imme-
diate management.
«>"&>£os5c» amedhyamu, adj. Unclean.
es6r,sfcsx.ri» amanushamu, adj. Sup- .9. Human excrement.
ernatural beyond the power of issyn^^m amoghamu, adj. Effec-

;
tual infallible unerring. 2. Pre-

man. s. A miracle.
;
cious, rare.
;
css£p>"5r>;Se amavasya, s. The change amma, s. A mother. This word

«>sSb,
of the moon 2. New moon. 3. The is used as a respectful term of ad-
day of the new moon. dress to females in general and, ;
«aas§ amiji, vide. e5>sfco2§ amanji. as such, is added to the proper

names of women; ks^, lOtf*^,
fc2aoe£s5w amitamu, adj. Immode-
e;<4, sfc, sitamma, gauramma, laksh-
rate ; boundless; exorbitant; sup-
erfluous immense innumerable.
;
mamma, &c
;
<s>sk S^Se) ammakachella, interj. De-

fc9&r»jj-* amina, s. A revenue term, noting lamentation, pain, fear, or
dinoting a person who has charge surprize, ah alas because, on
! ! ;
of any thing, and applied to such occasions, the Hindoos in-

petty revenue officers ; usually to voke their dearest female rela-
such as are only temporarily em- tives.
ployed.
ws&^sSoo ammakamu, s. Sale ; the
*?s&»e» amulu, s. A revenue term, act of selling.
denoting the collection of reve- ess&jo^tf) ammavaru, s. A female di-
nue. t9s&»e»ss&x> amulupattu, To vinity. 2. A
village goddess. 3. A
seize smuggled goods familiar appellation for women of
«3*fc»e>:>-cr>&2& amuludaruau, ft. A the brahmanical caste.4. The small
pox. 5. The goddess of the small
superior revenueofficer, employed
immediately under a Collector, or pox. ^s&^tfbXS&oxk, <a>s^-5r»tf>
Zemindar. &*ccc» ammavaruganipintsu, am-
6
«b9ox -Avi 25 &&tiS-Ayim
mavarupoyu,- v. n- To have the eo»"i aite, The conditional form

small pox. (y>sSbar>«b£r*oooo-& am-
— of the verb *$$ avu, To become,
mavarupoyintsu, v. a. To inocu-
used as a conjunction to express
late-
condition, and corresponding
«>sfr» ft, esSfc, ammalu, amini, s. A with the English terms if, suppose
familiar appellation for a young it were so, but. When added to
girl. the past relative participle of

^sSMj amrau, 5. An arrow ; a dart, any verb, bx> ttu, is inserted, and
itthen expresses the conditional
— ammu,
e* s&a, t\ a. To sell, to vend.
form of the verb to which it is
to dispose of; opposed to r°«sb ko-
thus affixed. ^fttf£oo»"i chesina-
nu, to buy. esSM.efcsyâmmiidii-
ttaite,If I, thou, he, sho, it, we
bovu, v. To be sold.
n. you, or they do.
t?osSa6oo ayamu, 5. Good fortune. 2. ô»j5b aidu, adj. Numeral Five.
A tax. fcpaooSbâ^coSo aidupadicheyu, v. n.
«>aso;ôe£s5M ayaskantamu* s. A To retire from a superior enemy:
magnet, or load-stone, because to retreat.
attracts iron.
it
ei>ooo&tf aiduva, s. A married wo-
s3oas&>\ ayassu, s. Iron.
man, whose husband is alive. &caa
<ô» ai. The past verbal participai
&ss$tf<6x> aiduvatanamu, s. The
of «>•£) avu, To become. Lit.
state of a married woman ; in op-
Having become. This word added position to widow-hood.
to pronouns, and sometimes to
other words, has the power of the £$o»2fc5S"o~°ex) aiduvaralu, s. vide &
emphatic letter "^ e, Thus, ^"S om&ss aiduva.
vadai, He himself. It sometimes «>oootf aina, The past relative par-
corresponds with the English ticiple of the verb t95g).avu, To
word like. ^-3 »8^s& manainili-
become. That became. It is
Lit.
chenu, He like a piece of
stood affixed to nouns of quality to
wood. used in express-
It is also convert them into adjectives or ;
ing such phrases as about to go, sometimes to adjectives, as a mere

come, do <fcc. As tflSx-snaSis ofcotsa expletive. It expresses the con-
vachche vadanai untini, I was junctions either, or; sr»"S^, &"3 tf
•about to come. vadaina,? vidairia. Either this, or
4
eo^&Ayoma 26 eofc^-Ayyeve
that man. Ad Jed to interroga- I

csc&Q ayya, s. Pure Telugu castes,
tives commencing with the letter j especially the Komati, use this
o), ^*e, e, commonly written 553, I
word to denote a father as s$r»w :
5§o ye >
ye, it corresponds with the |
c*6^sj©\7r°^ maayyavachchinadu,
English term soever, ciS^-dS ekka- My father came. But it is general-
cta, where? oi^^-fitfcoo^ ekkada- ly used, by all persons and castes,
naina, wheresoever. -?r*ra»tfssb
as a term of common respect, cor-
responding to the English word
»lx nakainamanishi, My friend.
emayya, what sir?
Sir; &sfcoa3e
ss>oootfs^feS§SK ainappatikinni, Ne-
ôaSc-s^bb ayyavarn, is a phrase
vertheless, notwithstanding, al-
though. *ô2^55-cp"e5 tf renduvara- used to denote a brahman, or a tea-
cher who is always held in great
laina, At least two pagodas.
respect. ectfiQ ayya, is also, in
ef)o»^^) aipovu, v. n. To be ex
courtesy, added to proper names.
hausted or drained ; to be finish- £f>cssc7r°& ayyaga.ru, A preceptor.
ed or concluded. 2. The planetJupiter, the precep-
&cso£yrt&ir> aimuluga, adv. Obli- tor of the gods, and son of Angirsa.
quely. tscsSc^r*, t5cs5ô?cr^ ayyayo, ayyay-
To be pros- yo, interj. Denoting Sorrow,lamen-

«oaosS'&\ aivatstsu, v. w.
tation, pity, or pain,
perous, or tend to prosperity. 2-
To agree with one's health. ^c«5go ayyalla, s. A father. This
£?a»ssg?> aivadzu, s. Any thing sub-

word is most generally used by
the Komati caste.
stituted for another. 2. Recom-
fc2cB^Q~6 ayyare, interj. Denoting-
pense ;
return.
ayuktamu, adj. Improper Wonder, or praise.
S5o3o3 S'sScw ;
unfit ; unworthy. e>cdo?o ayyu,co»;. Although; though;
ef>oax>e£s5» ayutamu, s. Ten thousand. notwithstanding. jq^©c£:je&oc nir

maluday^yu, Though he be pure.
&afr*KQ s5ao ayogyamu, acfy'. Unfit;
unworthy. efjôo"^ ayyeve, An emphatic parti-
esênsfcosSskaayomayamu, at/;. Hard; cle : as "jStfaoî nenayyeve, I my-

not easy to be pierced or broken. self. w2sc§o^ vadayyeve, He
2. Difficult abstruse •, himself
;r
fc$*U»23-.Araja 27 «6&-Aridi
w3fcr*e ayyo, interj. vide eos^^ng <&&*& arati, s. A foe ; an eiien
avvavvo. «e ari, A particle denoting posses-

^tfafa, adj. Half- 5. A moiety
sion ; as stfjg, ~f&^ veravu, ner-
vufe ts?< ssso ardhamti.
9 pu, skill, ^tfsss, i$s\8 veravari,
^^r araka, 5. A yoke of oxen, with nerpari, skilful!

a plough and all other imple- £?8 ari, 5. A bowstring. 2. A tax pay-
ments of husbandry appertaining able to a king government re*
;
thereunto.
venue. ts8"3&o aripettu, To pay
eSTfo aragu, s. A high seat, or sit-
revenue. » eft"6 do so arigorulu, 6,
ting place, built along the outside

p£w. The share both of the Go-
of a house also called;
tin- 8% vernment and of the inhabitants}
ne, a pial, or open veranda. the total produce.
etf-tfto aratsatta, s. A jacket, a coat. &q ari, 5. A foe, an enemy.
to
aSosiM arariamu, s. A present given tsas'iM arikattu, v. a. To hinder;
eo
by the father-in-law to his son- to prevent, to obstruct.
in-law, at his marriage.
eQ-r ^) arikapu, 5. The waiting on
&&&csSi» aranyamu, s. A forest; a
a great personage.
wilderness,
etfs^ aradamu, s. A car; a chariot. «81"f arige, 5. A large parasol, or
A umbrella peculiar form

of a
<i*S"^3£S"^3 aradesiparades'i, s.
generally used by kings, and
traveller, pilgrim, or foreigner. sometimes by others of high rank
£5tf£3tf aramara, s. Reluctance, dis- i
or learning.
inclination.
ee'Sooo^ nicheyyi, 5. The palm of
«tfsSa>aramti, s. The spoke of a
the hand.
wheel, adj. quick ;
swift ; speedy,
ef>9fe3^&s> aritichettu, s. The banana
ef) ^30oo arayu, ?;. a. To search, to
or plantain tree. Musa sapientum-
examine ; to inquire.
vide wtftS^Sioo anatichettu.
«tf»r>oco aravai, A retreat.s. eo
e>5"£o3sx>o aravindamu, A s. lotus. eeslfsko aridalamu, s. A yellow
A state or
orpiment.
^tt'zs^sSm arajakamu, s.
eaa aridi, 5. Wonder astonishment ;
kingdom without proper govern-

ment? luterregumn . 2. Anarchv. surprise.
;
wtf s&a-Arghamu 28 «tf85»-Ardhamn

9
e&fto arugu, v. n. To go, to march; t5tf cs5m arghjâmu, 5. Flowers, grass

to walk. fc$&>Kb*3c-&arugudentsu, &c. with water, offered as an act
v. a. To come, of worship, or of reverence, tsôog-
escibfib arngu, s. An open veranda ^r>-sr°ca £)Jêx> arghyap^dyadi vi-
round a native Jiouse. vide ej>tf;fo dhulu, Worship or reverence,
aragu.
evinced by offerings of flowers &c
washing the feet, and other cere-
e&re&u arunamu, adj. Of a dark
monies.
red. 2. Of the colour of the dawn. wtf\tf, ef>S\tfsSoo archana, archanamu.
e>ftc3o£o arunudu, ^;The sun. 2. The
s. Worship ;
adoration. t9tfv§b£fo
charioteer of the sun.
archakudu, s. A worshipper, an
e*&& arudu, adj. Rare ; scarce ; un- adorer, Ôxo-Sb archintsu, v. a. To
common. 2. Excellent. 3. Dear. worship ; to adore.
e^&&> arudu, 5. Surprize, wonder. «>8 arji, 5. A petition, an address, a
vide es»8a aridi. representation.
^&>"Bo-& arudenstu, 0. «. vide e&fio tstfb ardju The measurement of a

s.
"3o-t5b arugudentsn. heap of grain, from the bottom to

the top, or when the correctness
£?&«$ aruvu, s. Good sense judg-
;
of a previous estimate is suspected.
ment ; the reasoning faculty. «& e&tfsfco arjunamu, adj. White. s.
$)!&&, wdb^^tfo aruvuchedu, a- Whiteness. 2. Gold.

ruvutappu, To lose one's reason,
t9 2?>s-A5b£& arjunudu, s. Arjoona, the
to act contrary to sound reason
or judgment. third son of Pandoo, friend of Kri
shna, and brother of Dharmaraja
estfc"3 aruvai, adj. Sixty.
in the Mahabharat. % king A
esCT^-og'aSN arccbikamu, s. Tasteless- with 1000 arms.
ness, aversion to food, we^-orsfoa fcjtftfsfea arnavamu, s. The sea.
wo&o arochikamubuttu, To he dis- fcstfsSw arthamu, s. Signification,

gusted with food. meaning. 2. Money ;
wealth j
e^bb eô arkudu, 5. The sun. prosperity. 3. A thing.
«tf *&> arghamu, s. Price. 2. Cheap- «>tf sSw ardhamu, s. A haft •, a moiety
ness. 3. Reverence ; adoration. a part.
; ;
wesfT'-Arrago 29 weas-Arru
eaô-i5barpintsu, s. To give, bestow, £9es-& arratsn, v. n. To make a loud

dedicate, or offer any thing to the noise ; to roar.
deity, or to any great personage. tS'esfeS^&a arratichettu, s. vide â^S^S
£9^ca, we^caifioa arpana, arpana-
(m aritichettu.
mu, An offering.
Small cross
^fcsis^sx) arradalu, s.
ef)^xc5sSw arbudamu, s. One hundred

pieces of wood, connected by two
million. timbers, by which the lower part
&$\&?$q arbhakudu, s. An infant of a marriage palanquin is en-
a young person. 2 An idiot.
closed.
e8j8 armili, s. Affection; love ; ten- ôa^fcsdb arraporradu, s. A man or
derness. woman below hte common size
^5tf ara, s. A division in a drawer a dwarf.

;
a partition in a box, 2. A small tsesokefi, t9&£5&eJ)g' arramarra, arrama
room in a house. rrika, s. Suspicion, distrust.
e$& arlu, s. plu. Excessive fondness, arrava, adj. Tamil, êsas^sS^

fc5&sss
Jove, or affection. arravadesamu,The Tamil country.

ef>sr'£-a5c» arhamu, s. adj. Worthy ;
«f>essssSx> arravamn, The Tamil
fit ;
proper. language.
«5ed arra,s. An apartment in a house; e>fc9£e5ew arravarralu, 5 plu. Bits or

a chamber, vide ts £\ arra. 2. pieces; as •sr>$i$&*5bzsZ<idtx^h
Deceit, guile, secrecy. vanidehamarravarraluche'si, Ha-
esea arra, adj. Inner, as applied to
ving reduced his body to pieces.
the hand or foot only. weaô»o »el arri, s. The act of fixing the
arracheyyi, The palm of the hand. arrow to the bow.
e$eJ£x>a arrimini. adj. Armenian.
fc5es-5-°e» arrakalu, The sole of the
foot.
eeJcitooeJ arrimurri, adv. From time
to time
«&93S wwS'to arraka, arrakata* adv.
By or near the side. we§"S> arrise. s. A cake, made of
«f»fcs^j6w arakamu, s. Indigestion. rice-flour and jaggery.

eesJT'eseS arragorrata, s. Uneasiness, w«m arm, v. n.To be destroyed.
sorrow ; dissatisfaction. tseaa arru? 5. The neck.
;
«e>§'-Alaka 30 wosfoa-AIarnn
z*>x»fo arrugu, v. n. To be digested e>o§'^ alakana, adj. Light, versatile,

2. To be wasted by use or time ; ^^^jdaoexijêjêx) alakamulu, alakalu.-
to wear away.
s. plu. Curls, ringlets,
W6ao£ arruta, postpos. With. TP-s^^b A
e^-tfosew alatsandalu, s. plu.
3^pa> *k tfe9o£"j§l?s6 rarnudu vis-
v ?
species of pulse, also called -s^tt*
vamitrunarrutanegenii,Rama went
a$b& karamailu. Dolichos catiang.
with V"isvamitra.
êao^) arrupu, v. n. To come into »o3o alatsu, u. a. To trouble ;
to
one's possession to be contained. molest.

;
êsoS-o'iQ^X'esjM arraparanibhag- wasS aladzadi, s. Mental pain

yamu, Inexhaustible wealth or affliction ot the mind.
riches. Fatigue, lassitude.
<t?e,£ alata, s.
£3&£»=6c» arrumu. v. a. To usurp ; to

alati, adj. Small, petty,
&e)d
encroach.
esoesb aladu, p. a. To rub sandal
tsaaosgjgS arruvullu, s. plu. Holes.
powder &c. upon the body,
e>&M arrru, 5. Danger. 2. Calamity,
wasg) alapu, 5. Fatigue, lassitude.
3. Difficulty, also es&» arm,
vide &v€ alata.
£9<y ala, pro. Used in books only,
eâawsfcu alabalamu, 5. Anxiety
that. wsr°ch alavadu, That man.
distraction of mind, perplexity.
«>e> ala, s. A wave of the sea. &c.
e>i's&& alamita, 5. Affliction or in
the surf.
quietude of mind; chagrin; vexa~
ssiyo-s^tfskj alankaramu, s. An orna-
tion. vide e)e)2}^ aladzali,
ment. 2. Beauty. 3. A rhetorical
figure. esejssbSTfb alamaragu, v. n. To be
ef> ?-o?Cj6m alangamU, s. A rampart. 2. afflicted.
A watch or guard. «>2Js5cr»j5ox alamartsu, v. a. To train

exyo&tfb alanduru, v. n. To moan 5
bullocks, buffaloes &c. To the
to lament ; to grieve. plough, or to bear burdens.
wZ alaka, 5. Displeasure, anger, e^sSx alamu, v. a. To spread. 2. To
wrath, indignation. wZ&xb?- ala- wash, to cleanse with water.
katirtsu, To appease one's ange r y>e>s*» alamu, s. Weeds that grow
or displeasure. in fields of dry erain.
o
eetf-Alasa
1
«e»&.Alusu
t9ee*& alayu. v. n. To be tired, vatsts»j To feel fatigued, wetf&l)
wearied^ or fatigued ;
to be ex- &vr.«b aigsatatirtsukonu, To rest
hausted by labour. one's self.
waowS' alaika, s. vide »ej^ alapti. &se>&ss5oD alakshyamu, ac/y. Tri-
«e>«> alaru, «?. ??. To shine. 2. To be fling, trivial, worthless. 5. Dis-

pleased or delighted, s. A flower. regard, negligence, w^&cs&a^caco
2- Beauty. eej&^S, <s>e>&tf*eS alakshyamu cheyu, v. a. To dis-
alambodi, alaruboni, &woman.

one regard, neglect, slight, or despise.
whose body is a flower. A &tr>go alaku, s. Desolation; ravage:
<y>e;&>Soo2k alarnviltulu, The god wy-^&lScc&o alaku cheyu, To
ruin,
of love, because his bow is made
ruin, to ravage, to lay waste.
of flowers.
Wir'ooox^ alaida, adj. Separate,
^vssth alavadu, v. n. To be practi-
apart.
sed in : to be habituated, or ac-
customed to. «>y-5r>£oo alavatu, .*.
wew§o aluku, v. a. To rub the floor
with macerated cow-dung. This

Habit, custom. S3vs^kx$&g alava-
is done by the Hindoos to clean
tutappu. To be ou^ of practice, ts
and purify the house, s- The wash-
OS5S-& alavaratsu, To habituate, | ing the floor with macerated cow-
accustom, exercise, or teach. dung.
eex>5b aluku, s. Fear; terror; dread.
&vs alava, s. A basin formed of I
round the foot of a

yw«b alugu, v. n. To be angry, or
earth, tree.
provoked to be annoyed or dis-
2. A railing:. ;
pleased, esoog' aluka, s. Displea-

«e;2> alavi, adj. Able to do or effect.
sure, anger.
sâi^§be)e;£)-7ro»b idinakualaviga-
du, I am not able to do this. This ws»^ alugu, s. A water channel,
beyond my for carrying off the excess of

is power.
water from tanks. &c. 2. 1 he sharp
<a>o#6o, «e;5^ alasata, alasata, g.
iron point of an arrow or lance.
Fatigue, lassitude. pic/e'esojg)— we>
zsoo<$) aluvu, 5. Beauty; comeliness ;
Xk37$&> alapu-alasatapadu, To be fairness.

wearied or fatigued. wejtf&^kc?
wzZo alusu, s. Inferiority ; mean-
•£se:»s&tf$k^ alasatapnttu, alasata-
ness.
<y>$ a-Allibi 32 WX-Avag-a
&~£zp'6x> alekhamu, s. A blank book wex> allijj v. To plait, to braid, to

ofcadjan or pilmira leaves. twist, to interlace. T^^wex) tsapa-
t5£P> alka, aofy". Mean* vile, base. allu, To make mats, ô^êjeo
«9eî5o9 alpamu, <xd/\ Thin ;
small;
vendrukalallu, plait the hair. To
w£>-zr°oex> abadhalallti, To fabri-
little ; 2. Mean ;
trifling : slight- 9,. "°
A mean un- cate lies.

«ejA«»a alpabuddhi,
derstanding, exyêsrfjfo* alpabho
wew&> alludu, s. A son-in-law. "&>#
janamu, A light repast. wsr^-S'jfc ex>£& menalludu, The son of a
tfs&o alpachamanamu,The common man's sister, or of a woman's

brother.
and polite term for making water;
because a little water is sipped,
W3no alle, 5. A bow-string.
as a purification afterwards, wen wl^sSw
no
allemu, 5. An entertainment
-g-otfbsfca alpakaryamu, A trifling

given by the bride's parents to a
bride-groom, after the conclusion
matter.
of the vv hole-marriage ceremonies.
K3v alia, ^ro. vide we; ala.
wtr^'&'^s&TStoa allonereduchettu, .s.
en eo
we> a"7fo-°, wo esbfr"* alladig6,alladug6
The
'
rose apple tree. Eugenia.

cwZ/, Yonder ; at a distance wi-
w9£s5» alikamu, 5. 0-wfc. wOS'sSwjsfli-
thin view.
kamu.
wo £ allana, a$. Gently ; softly. w&sb aluku, v. n To fear, to be
w^ s5m allamu, 5. Ginger. afraid ; to be diffident, s. Diffi-
we>8 allari, s. Anarch v; tumult; com- dence.

wf> 3" allika, s. mc?e wSS" allika
motion, noise, quarrel. we; s^^sco OO CO
w&allu, »;. vide £?ex> allu.
'
allaricheyu, To commit disturban-
ces. 2. To expose one's vices.
wtf-s^ska avakasamti, s. An in-
termediate spot, intermission.
t?er°tf>s5oaab allarumuddu, ad)'. Pe- Leisure, opportunity, vide ->s5-^
lightfal ; beloved by all.
•rêsss-^S'sSwXgxjKb s £vakasamu,
wSS* allika, s. A twist, a plait, a avakasamugalugu, To have leisure.
braid, a netting. wss?e£35a> avagadamu, s, Mischief;
wSOD
no mo
allibilli, s. Familiarity, •> '
mu- evil. 2- Disorder ; confusion. 3,
tual affection. Danger*
wsj'sr'-A.vata 33 Wtf86*-Av&EQa
e^Tr^s&o avaganamu, s. Immer- taramu, Incarnation as man. This

term is applied by the Native
sion, bathing. 2. A trough near
Christians, to the incarnation of
a well, for watering cattle,
the Son of God.
t? 35 7^^550$ avagahamavu, v. w. To
es5e£<y avatala, adv. After, after-
be understood, or become the
wards, hereafter. 2. Next to, fur-
object of understanding. -&>£oX©
ther, beyond, onward, to a dis-
-js^gb '3^7r6 t555 7ro ^55ba?oâisanga tance. This word is applied either
ti naku lessaga avagaha mainadi, to time or place.
This subject is fully understood esss^sb avaduru, s. Calumny ; defa-
by me, or I fully comprehend this
mation; false accusation,
s n bj ect. w 55 -fc s$-> sSô ^ & r° & a vaga
hamuchesukonu, v. a. To under-
£§>tf£eo-i5b avadharintsu, v. a. To con-
stand to comprehend.
;
descend, to hear, or listen, ts^-rp-*
t9S57tes5a> avaguriamu, s. A perni- & avadharu, The 2d. person sing,

cious quality a bad disposition • of the imperative of this verb,
;
a defect a vice.
;
irregularly formed ; is used in
books only to call attention. Lis-
ei>s5î>o-& avaghalintsu, v. a. To
ten !
^êr-look to neglect; to dis-

regard.
;
t5s>§ avadhi, s. A border, limit, or
boundary,
ei>s5&3o-& avatarintsu, v. ?l To be
tsssio avani, s. The earth.
incarnated ; to descend.
«s5s5bTPcc5 avamaryada, s. Incivility
osS'er'tfKSoo avataramn. s. An incar- )
disrespect.
nation of the deity, especially of
Vishnu, of which the Hindoos e>55"s5^^s5w avamanamu, s. Dishonour;
reokonten; viz. The fish, tortoise, disgrace ; indignity ; insult ; aff-
boar,manlion, dwarf, Parasurama, ront.
Sri Kama, Krishna, Buddha, and tsssss^tf^^ccfo, ef>55s5cn>o)o-i5b avama-
one yet to come termed Kalkee.
mucheyu, avamanintsu, v. a. To
2. A birth. 3. A metamorphosis. 4.
despise; to disregard, to dishonour,
The bank of a tank, pond, sea <fcc,
to disgrace, to insult. ef>s>s*P> #££&,,
5. The act of descending. essseT'tfio
ef)S5sSrotfxxos5-°o«b avamanapacln, a-
ek aVataramettn, To be incarna-
vamanamupondu, To be disgacedi
ted. sfc&^gss-cT'tfsSw manushyava- dishonoured, or insulted.
5
sf>3fo>-Avala 34 fc9tftf-Avastha
&5sôs555s5» avayavamu, s, A mem- <y>3$e)0 avdlila, s. Facility, ease.
ber, a limb. essser^tfsfoa avalokanamu, s. The act

tjsscsk avayu, v, n. To be broken of looking ;
surveying.
into pieces ; to be destroyed. ess e>s5^§b^s5w avasakunamu, s. An evil-
oooo-Jfo avayintsu, *. a. To break omen or angury, a bad sign.
to pieces, to destroy. «r>n%oZk><& t? 55^^77° avasattuga, adv. Unex-

sS&oQ vanikandluavasindi, His pectedly; abruptly ; suddenly. 2.
eye sight is destroyed. Providentially.
«>sso&cr°Ks5oo avayogamu, s. A bad fc$35SVsSx> avasyamu, adj. Absolute
sign, an evil omen, an unfortu- or indispensably necessary sfctf «

nate event. s5x> maranamuan-
fcso&OSesss'osfoa
ef>558^s^s5w avarohamu, s. A fibrous darikiavasyamu, Death is to all a

root, issuingfrom the branches of matter of absolute necessity, eâ
certain trees and hanging down ^r'&wsss'Qôtfa adinaku avasya-
from them for example, that of
;
mainadi, That is indispensably
the Indian fig tree also called ;
necessary to me. adv. Certainly-

&& uda, 2. The act of descend-
without fail. ^SDî^ss^Qstoss^jSo
ing,
repatikiavasyamuvastanu, I shall
ef>s5o avala, adv. vide e>ss£o avatala. come tomorrow without fail.
ef>#e>oa£s5M, ft5 35e>o»s5w avalambana- fcjoStftfsfo) avasaramu, s. Occasion. 2.
mu, avalambamu, s. That on Urgency. 3. Hurry. 4. Necessity,

which any person or thing de- fc935cStfs5M^ ^ssjoê&itfo avasaramu
pends an asylum-, refuge; sup-
;
chestepanichedunu, If you hurry,
port. wsteoQo-sfc avalambintsu, v m the business will be spoiled, â
a. To depend on any person or ?ro §ot?s5^^s53o'^2Sb adinakuavasara-
thing. 2. To take hold of any
muledu, I have no occasion for
thing. 2J 5'3aSp>k>t9tf<yoDo-& okani-
this. adj. Urgent, necessary, ess
mata avalambintsu, To concur in
7$tf&ooo<6Z$ avasaramainapani, Ur-
opinion with another.
gent business,
esSw&essSw avalakshanamu, s. A bad
sign,an evil omen, or angary, adj. ess £ avastha 5 5. A condition or state.
Ugly. 2. Dirty, 3. Improper. * 2 Any particular stage of life, as
;
«38-Aviri 35 e$&-Avuru
infancy, youth &c. 3. Calamity, t5&~£g&x> avivekamu, s. Ignorance.

distress, ^êsstf balyavastha, 2. Imprudence ; indiscretion.
Child-hood. sktfwxrtf maranavas- «»S)1)"S&>d avisechettu, s. vide &%lo
tha, The agony of death. t5#tfs52& "Sfeo agisechetfcu.
avasthapadu, To be in distress. e^ avu, p. n. To become. 2. To be

t5î«5^y^^^ annanikileka- finished, vide tsow, £5a»tf } £ec»li,
avastha padu, To be reduced,
ef>i§sso5 "5"° ai» aina, aite, avunu,
through want of food, to the great- ka, and -g^zfc kadu.
est misery. <&zsx~z,i>x> avasthapet-
<&<$&> avudu, The lip. ef>$S&X&s-t5b
s.
tu, To reduce to misery, to plunge
avudugarratsu, To bite the lips
another into difficulties. tfSr°osS-cr>
from rage.
$ ^>s5£ ewss^b sahimparani avastha
ef>$e£e> avutala, adv. vide&^&v ava-
lupadu, To experience insuppor-
tala.
table calamity.
t5^>s5o avunu, adv. The z?er6 £$£> avu
ts>-5r»o^tfj6w avantaramu, adj. In-
in the 3d person singular of the
tervening, s, An invasion or in-
affirmative aorist. 2. general A
cursion. term of affirmation, in reply to all
&?s*i3~n avadza? s. A voice, a noise, questions, synonimous with the
English word yes but properly
a rumour, a report. ;
confined to affirmations respec-

«>»rooocn» avai, s. A sky-rocket. & ting quality and essence only, and
sr> oxrv ^5bs5(% avaitsuvva, The reed opposed to -5-°ab kadu, no. s\a£)§o
of a sky-rocket. ts^p- idinikuavuna, Will this be
£f>»r>8Tr» avariga, adv. Profusely of use to you ? sxra&^sS^tf ftbis rai-
abundantly ; exuberantly. rucheppanagune, May you say so?
ef>a avi> s A mountain. 2» A
'
^^ &<$$)?£> nachetanavunu, I can
8. The sun. 4 A woman . in her do wjg^-g^w* avunakada. Is it,
menses. or is it not. es^tf^sfc avunavunu,

<jf>S9 avidhi, $. Calamity ; distress ; yes, yes.
trouble, adj. Illegal.
<&$>&> avuru, s, A long coarse grass,
«5©9 aviri, s. A disease in the eye.
generally used for thatch or to
;
«{frSc-Ashuvau 36 e-£p>#o-Asadhya
make tats ; it is also called s&sss &%& asadda, s. Inattention ; ne^li-

vid avail. gence ; 2. Contempt, disdain.
e>s5cos5s5w avyayamu, s. In grammar, estfab asadu, s. Smallness. 2. Thin-
an indeclinable word, a particle ness. 3. Leanness.
es5o avva, s. A grandmother. 2. A esS^rcsSw asabhyamu, acZ/'.Unworfchy
mother. of admission into an assembly;
f&oypQir* avvariga, adv. vide &sr»0 vulgar mean. ;
e>3s5c» asamu. s. Reputation; renown;

*7r° avariga.
Impotent. fame.
<&$ ^s5x> asaktamn > adj.
<y>tfs5» asamu, Excess.
% Sick.
5.
<a># s'sfco, esSf I asaktamn, asakti, s. ef>#tf;oo"3 asarasande, s. The dusk ;
Want of ability weakness ; fee-

because giants then appear.
;
bleness incapacity; impotency.

eftfeT asal, adj. Original ;
radical
;
'is^êsSoa asakyamu, adj. Impossible.

prime. 5. The principal, in contra-
diction to the interest.
«3S», es'sODtfoQ asimi, asimisanchi, e>ssex> asalu, s. Mud ; mire ; dirt at
s. A wallet. the bottom of water.
e*&© asuch'i, 5. Uncleanness. adj. fc5?SSr*sxo«£ asahishnuta, s. Envy ;
Unclean. malice ;
malignity.
etfsês&u asabyamu, adj. Insup-
«5&tf sfeo asuddhamu, s. Human ex-
9 portable odious disgusting
; ;
crement- adj. Impure. ;
ugly unpalatable. zsTogreXtgo asa-

;
es^^rsfoo asubhamu, adj. Inauspici-

hyapachi, To be disgusted, to
ous, s. Inauspiciousness. abhor.
^>^sxs5m aseshamu, adj. All, whole. wfrvr^tin&n asadharanamu, adj.
&'d asraddha, Neglect. Uncommon
«5
Co s.
° ;
-unusual ; rare. e3«o-°
fcssl asha, Indec. Particle, vide. e^&> -Er>tfr3&xi-7r> s^dj-^^b asadharana-

ata. mugamatladu, To speak fluently.
(issâshu, adv. So ; in that manner; tstfrotfcafca asadhyamu, adj. Im-

in that way. possible; impracticable. ^^^06^
c5s^2Jofe5 ashuvanti, adj. Such, of Xs5w asadyha rogamu, Incurable
that kind. disease.
esft-Afc'thi 37 w&tf-Akshara
&%&&*&> asiyadu, v. n. To shake. ti>s£* o^ ^» ô **» aham b rah mat vain u,

e5ôofeo asunta, adv> At a distance ;
s. Pride ; vanity ; arrogance.
farther away- e>2ê£c63o ahitamu, ,?. Injury ; harm-,
wsSc^, t5 &>&>£& asnra, asurudu, s. A enmity, adj. Unfriendly.
Giant. £92ê£>2sb ahitudu, s. An enemy.
&&>s&>&>e&> asurrusurru, 5. Great ex- ^"^roroTP'^xSao ahoratramu, 5. An en-
haustion or waste of one's strength; tire night and day, including the
excessive weakness or fatigue. space of twenty four hours.
w&>s$ asuvu, s. Any of the live e><Hoêx>j e>&$£e>o akshantalu , aksha

breaths which the Hindoos belie- talu, s. A few grains of rice, mix-
ve to exist in the human body, ed with saffron, put on the fore-

and consider essential to life. head of an image when it is ado-
red, or given to a brahman, when
w&t°csS asiiya, 5. Malignity; hatred;
he is invited to any auspicious
detraction ;
jealousy ; envy. ceremony. They are also given by
£9 tfofcosSsSzu astamayamu, s. Sun-set brahmans, with benedictions, to
from the Hindoos believing that any one who performs a religious
the sun disappears behind a cer- ceremony. 2. Fried grain for ob-
lations. 3. The red mark worn by
tain mountain.
Hindoos on the forehead.
« tf s*n>^s5w astarnanamu, 5. vide, t? tf
t5^s&o akshamu, s. A die. 2. An
s5bc5Ssfco astamayamu.
eye. 3. An axle-tree 4. A law
e^ tf & astaru, s. The lining of a gar- suit. t5&3tfo akshaviclya, s. Play;
ment. 2. A patch. gambling-
&ir°~3 £s5*> astavestamu, s. Madness e>&oc5$S:K> akshayamu, adj. Imperish-
ef> fb^^sSoo astibharamu, 5. The foun- able durable permanent inex-
; ;
;
dation of an edifice. haustible. fc5&.oK$^r>^ akshayapa-

<y> rs s5oo astramu, 5. A missile wea- tra, lit. An inexhaustible vessel.
A cap for alms.
pon •, an arrow. £$&tfsS>-> aksharamu, s. A letter 0£
<£*>§> asthi, 5. A bone, w&ir,^, as- the alphabet. 2. Exemption from
thipatra, An urn. ^g^tfss*, as- transmigration bliss, adj.; Im-
thijvaramu, An internal fever. perishable. efi&tfg?3 akaharajnu ^
ô^-Andhra 38 es-s-'S.Akara
du, A learned man. tsd^-cp'^ro^sSDo vided into the Calinga and

aksharabhyasamu, Beginning to Andhra provinces. The latter was
an inland subdivision to the south
learn the first principles of a lan-
guage. es&tfsSj&^toa aksharapadu
of the Godavery, and the people !
are described by Pliny as a superi-

batu, Orthographical errors, or race of men.
« JL akshi, s. An eye. ess'to akata, adv. Afterwards.
ef>l\oe^w akshintalu, s. vide <"><I^££ex> esr^ akada, adv. vide ^S^-^ akka-
akshatalu. da.
ess&w ^kattu. v. a. To prevent, to

hinder, to stop.
e5 a, The second letter of the Telu- <3£w>c& akataya, s. A person void
gu alphabet. 2. The indeclinable of principle a wicked person
; ; an
remote demonstrative pronoun, insignificant fellow.
That. As, e3££> atalfi, That mo-
CO ess'tf sfco akaramu, s. A mine. 2. Foun-
ther. e^r'ôSosw akoclukulu, Those dation or ground for an assertion.
sons. The connected form of es a, 3. An authority for the meaning
("~"°) when affixed to the last

or use of a word.
word in a sentence, or to a single es£0 akali, s. Hunger. 2. Appetite.
word alone, denotes interrogation; e3£$o?g) akalimpu, s. The power of
as Hew&^r telusuna, Is it under- the mind to admit and contain

stood ? sxp>tp> mira, You ? •sr>T^
>
many ideas at once comprehen- ;
sion, e^ô^^&r*^ akalimpu-

vada, He ?
chesukonu, To comprehend.
esofttftf angirasa, 5. The sixth year
es^tfsfco akasamu, s. vide ©"s^sSm
of the cycle of sixty.
akasamu.
e-5oe£tfDs5x> antaryamu, s. The mind.
liss'^s'sfo) akasmikamn, adj. Sudden.
2. Opinion.
eso.tf.tfoo andhramu, s. Andhra, the- e3-r*o& akanksha, s. A -wish, a
desire. t5-g-°oJLo^b akankshintsu-
Sanskrit name for the Telugu
language, eso^tStf'ska andhrade- To wish or desire.
samu, Telingana. This country t3-3r°tfs5M akaramu, 5. Form, shape,

seems formerly to have been di- figure, mien.
«s$)o-Akhan tsKb-Agu
ei-s^'S'o&x) ^kasamu, s. The air, the ^3$)& akharu, s. An end, a termina-

atmosphere, the other. 2. The tion.
sky, the heavens, the firmament, es$>c akhya, s. A name or appella-
ej-g^-r^casba sikasabanamu, A tion.
sky rocket. e-^-r*^ akasavani esXo&o§b£b agantukudu, 5. A guest.
A voice from heaven.
esX2ssfo> agadamu, s. A jest, a joke^
&5& aku, s. A leaf. 2. Betel leaf. « 2. Mirth, fun. 3. Derision, mockery.
§oft5ejs5oo akualamu, The second esK&sSMôsbo agadamucheyu, To
word in no mea-
this phrase has
To jest. esxeS
deride, to mock. 2.
ning in itself, but added to «§b
^skslx, e3X&^&> agadapumani-
aku, implies Leaves, and other
shi, agadakadu, A jester.
greens. e?§bxcp>tfe» akuguralu, Pot
esK^s5b^) agatamavu, 0. r>. To be ob-
herbs, garden stuffs.
tained ; to come into one's posses-
&3§bTT»o» akurayi, s. A file, essb-o* sion.
^TP-t5bje5§bir*a»*Sfe>3 akurataratsu £3Ks&s5m agamamu, s. An arrival, a
akurayipefctu, To file. coming, or opproaching. Sas- 2. A
esSoe>sko akulamu, flc£/. Troubled, tra, or work on sacred science, of
divine origin. 3. The ceremonies
distressed confounded.
e^©
;
prescribed in the Sastras. 4. A
akriti, 5. A form, shape, figure, grammatical augment, a syllable
mien. or letter inserted in any part of
£31 £ke,pro. She. a radical word. 5. legal title, A
a voucher or written testimony.
esr°ek akottu, s. vide (a&r'ek ada-
kottu.
Z3-K*gti&H agakaratige, s. A plant^
Momordica Dioica.
es^Stto-ifc akramintsu, v. a. To en-
£57r°&cs5co agatyamu, s. Obstinacy
croach; to usurp ; to seize. & %
stubborness.
;
s5bras5x> akramariamu, Usurpation,

esfo agu, v. a. To stop, prevent, or
encroachment.
hinder. To support, or protect.
2.
e3$)o£ex>&> akhandaludu, s. One of 3- To harbour. 4. To watch or pre-
the names of Indra, regent of the serve crops, fruits &c. vide esifo
sky. atsu.
£
^^tf-Achai 40 wra-Ajna
€5^23\©sx> agubbatilu, 9. n. To be toms, habits, usages, or laws

of
elated. eÂowv agubbu, Elevation, a country, or of any particular
class of men.
wonder.
euTQo^b acharintsu',e\ a. To practise,
e5lfô55a§o^_ agneyadikku, The s.
or do habitually. 2. To put
south east point, of which the god in
practice the precepts of religion.
of fire is regent. 3.To celebrate a religious festival!
Z3~f^c$r> jS*) &x> agneyastramu, s A e5Tj°tf)£gb acharyudu, s. A teacher
weapon of fire, or instructor of the Vedas.
2. A'
05 X s^s$a> a>rahamu, 5. Anger, choler, spiritual guide. 3. A
person who
invests one with the sacrificial
rage, wrath. 2. Trouble, annoy-
thread.
ance. ^ ^Ôw"agrahintsu,
b .
To be
-t5b '
e?-&> atsii, v. a. To stop, to hinder, to

angry or inraged.
prevent, to whithhold. 2. To sup-
e5£T*e£csS^ aghatyauiu, s. vide z3Tr>3o port, to protect. 3. To
preserve or
sS» agatyarnu. watch fields, gardens &c.
T&r-o^
C5 -23* ^75-°^, e- *x» ac h andrar k amu,a^. &*&»&> norachimatladu,To speak
o
During the existence of the sun considerately or cautiously, vide
esftb agu.
and moon as long as the world
;
exists ; for ever.

fc3&n>i atsiiki, s. A trace, token, or
hint. 2. A cause.
e3tf§k_ atsakki, adv. On that side.
es^so^sjTM^b ajanubahudu, s. A
es-tfsfctfaSw achamanamu, s. The sip- man whose hands reach to his
ping of water three times, before knees. Aperson of this descrip-
religious ceremonies, or meals or tion is considered not only hand-
;
after meals or the necessities of some, but destined to be a hero.

nature; repeating at the same
esfe ajilu, adj. Ready, present.
time the 24 principal names of
Vishnoo. ess ajna, s. An order, a command. 2.
Permission, 3. Punishment.
o^tfsS^ acharamu, s- An established 4.
Custody. €525 ooo^ ajnayitstsu/To
rule of conduct. 2. religious in- A give an order, wssS^&iScafo ajna-
stitute, or observance. 3. The rules
of moral conduct among a people, tosiveyu, To disobey an order
or nation. 4. The practice, cus- waôtf© ajnacheyu, To punish,
tsfewsH-Atupo 41 tS&.Adu
£38 ôwoâjnaclieyiiitsu, To com- e3^^s5M atopamu, s. Pride, pomp.

mit to cas tody ; to cause, to pu- 2. Fury.
nish. t?2r°g)o-£)b ajnapmtsu, To or- Z3,&jKTs°yo atragadalu, s. vide. £5§o?_
der or command, &

CO
akkullu.
wsqsSm ajyamu, s. Clarified butter, y£ ad a, arf/. Female, s. A place,
ghee. adto. There, es&^&eb adaguturu,

e5k> ata, 5. A dance. 2. A play. 3. A A woman.
atadu* To dance or
t?&o/& e» adangulu, 5. pin. Women.
game. e3<b-°^b
To
e52ao^l5§ adangileki, A man who
play. e3&>®o-o!& atayodu, lose
has the voice and habits of a
a game. e3k>êw-& atagelutsu, To
woman.
win a game. <y&>3-*k> atap ata, Dan- e5 &o5» tf ^>o 5. A charge
adambaramu,
cing and singing. e5k>&&>«g) atavi- sounded by musical instruments.
dupu, A holiday; a play day grant- 2. The roaring of elephants. 3.
ed to school boys- e3&>£]§ ataka- The beginning. 4. Pride, pomp.
&>£n>&o;otf;6w meghadambaramu>
tte, A dancing girl. e3&o"s^ô ata-
kadu, A male dancer, a gambler, A collection of clouds.
£5fcoi>&>o3-'3s5oo atapatavaddemu. esS^ adika, £. Infamy.

Dancing, accompanied by vocal ts&r 8
^ adibolu, 5. A rumour or
and instrumental music. £?£x°6o a- report, generally applied to such
tlata, Play, pastime, a joke. as are of an unfavorable kind.
esfeooS'sSw afankamu, s. Prevention, £5<£o adn, v, a. To play, to dance. 2.
hinderance, resistance. 2. Molesta- To speak, or promise. 3. To per-

tion. 3. Hesitation. form, v. n. To shake, to totter, to
wag. e3^rb ^ adukonu, v. Comp.
t?k>fr"°&£» atao-orrru, s. A rake> used
To talk to one's self, to play. -&*&
in husbandary.
e5ôs5>j>3 atapattu, 5. An abode, a re- €T» £0 fdula d u , To swim . & 7fosr° &>
sidence.
ijguladu, To swing, to hang, to be
in agitation. e5&>£)o-*2sb taduvuia-
WfeSss-iky esko ativatstsn, atu^ 9. n.
du, To grop, to seek out, or search
To last, to suffice.
for. %ir&> nilladu, To bring forth
e?&o&-$£3D atupotu, 5. Severe pain, a child, because water precedes
caused by a wound, or sore. the birth.
6
.
e&tf-Atura 42 e3tf&-Adaru
G5u^> adu, adj. Female, vide. %3&- ada- hurry, to hasten. e3£otfoS2& ktura-
es ^b S £ a dubi d d a, A fe m ale child padu, z?. n, To be in a hurry, or
2. The sister of one's husband. haste.
tj^boô adhyudu, 5. A lord, a mas- essktfsSw aturamu, ac?j. Afflicted
ter one who is opulent. with disease 2. Devoted to, stron-

;
gly inclined to.

eseaoKbyo anangulu, s. vide. 55^0
adangulu.
ess^ atma, s. The soul. 2. Bramha,
7*bex>
the supreme and soul of
deity,
«^ arii, *. A pin, or nail. adj. round,
the universe. 3. The body. 4. The
as applied to pearls only. understanding, the intellect. 5.
«£§,aiii, 5. A vital part ; a secret. The mind, or faculty of reason. 6.
Life, spirit, the vivifying soul, in
£5^ -£*£& anikadu, A man acqu-
opposition to the sentient one. 7.
ainted with secrets. Self, the abstract individual, &$
e5ôrs5w atankamu, Disease, Pain.
s.
©>ô atmajudu, A son.
2. Fear.
w s$.a6oa atramu, s. vide e3«&tfs5x> atu-
eîvz&j eseî&atagadu, atadu, pro
ramu.
masc. of the 3-d. person. He. This
e^tf&j adata, s. Satiet}r , satisfaction,
word is honoriflcally applied to
contentment.
equals.
es&tfra adarana, 5. Consolation, com-
tJêT'ooo atatai, 5. A felon, thief, or
fort. 2. A kind reception, favo-
murderer.
rable treatment. 3. Aid, support.
ese£<& atanu, 5. n. vide, zs^&o atadu.
4. Regard, respect, veneration.
e5^^^s5oo atapatramu, s. A large
estfS^r'&tf adarabadara,aefo. In great
umbrella.
haste* and confusion.
fc3&#55c» ataramu, s. Fare, freight.
esestfs&o adaramu, s. vide esstfre, zsti
esSô^ atitbyamu, s. Food given
do& adarana, adarintsu, To con-
to a guest ;
hospitality, adj. Pro-
sole, comfort, or caress. 2. To res.
per for a guest, hospitable. To
pect. 3. assist, support, or re-
&5&3#j5m aturamu, s. Haste, hurry, ceive kindly.
precipitation. 2. Eagerness, avi- £5£&=g) adaruvu, s. Protection, sup-
dity. ts^?8o^ aturintsu, v, a. To port, aid, refuge. 2, Subsistence.
etf-Ana
Jil 43 «$-Apu
wtfe^tfwadalabadala, adv. vide ejtf tion on the part, or in the name

of the Government, to arrest any
tf^tftf adarabadara.
one, or to oblige one to come to
e?-sr» ada, «. vide esxyossskw adayamu. -justice. ess>"3fc» anabettu, To
e3-sr ^r -s^
> >
adabada, acfo. virfe esastf adjure.
5r>£tf adarabadara. estf© anati, s. An order. 2. Permis-
esôsSsSw Adayamu, s. Profit, gain, sion, leave.
income. e3s>©-&\ anatitstsu, v. a. To say, tell,
applied to superiors
e39 adi, s. A mark left in a book, to or relate ;
addressing inferiors.
shew the place where the reader
«£*r»9o ana vain, 5. A mark or token.
left off.
2. Boiled milk.
e33 adi, adj. First, prior, s, The be- To lean, rest or recline
&& anu, v. n.
ginning, the origin.
upon. 2. To bear. 3. To drink, ts
e33"$s&>2& adis'eshudu, 5. The chief
SooSb anintsu, v. a. To cause to
of serpents, first of its kind. It is
lean, rest, or recline upon. 2. To
understood to have 1000 Heads, place against a wall &c. &p£ ani-
upon which it supports the earth,
and it forms both the couch and ka, s. A
prop. &&$*& a'nukonu, v.
Comp. To lean, rest, or recline
canopy of the god Vishnu.
upon.
e3&§"°£3 adukonu, v. a. To assist, aid,
A semi-cir-
ttpsSdoO? anudubilla, 5.
or protect.
cular pillow.
t5S^^ adoka, adj. lit. In the form of Or-
&&&*£**» anupurvakamu, s.
a cow's tail. Oval, sloping.

der, method.
^TptfsSw adharamu, s. A prop ; sup-
v&vo anulu, s. Plu. Naik of iron &c.
port ; aid ;
protection. 2. A recep- e^^ô, e«£* apattu, apada, s. Cala-
tacle, location. adversity. 2.
mity, misfortune,
e3$ss^c;6a> adhipatyamu, s. Govern- Danger, peril.
ment. 2. Authority, &3J& apu, v. a. vide &&> atsu.
Placed An obstacle, or preven-

C3"ô85s5^ adheyamu, adj. ; Z3$ apu, s.
tion. 2. An arrest. 3. Watching

deposited.
oardens or field*, vide e^fio agu,
C3tf ana, 5. An oath. 2. An adjura- o
A protestation. 4. A cita-
and e*& tits a.
tion. 3.
e^ptf-Abhasa 44 e3oas©-Ayati
e3l& ape, pro. feminine, demonstra- e3s&2£ amada, s. The greatest Telu-
tive remote. She, applied to superi- gu measurement of extent, equal*
ors only. to four coss, or about eight
To be satisfied. English miles.
«&*{$ apovu, v. n.
efsfcSo-db amatintsu, v. a. To invite
t3&«3^s5» aposanamu, The sip- 5.
the bridegroom and his relations
ping of water from the palm of during the celebration of a marri-
the hand, as a religious ceremony, age.
before or after meals.
ess&io amani, s. The season of spring
oag abaci da, s. A heifer, two years
or summer.
old.
55s5bs5x> amamu, 5. Mucus; bad secre-
e3&£, ts£)"3 abida, abide, p*o. She,
tions of the bowels, wafts' &>o ama-
that woman.
katta, A collection of mucus.
e3^8, S523o-o8 aburi, aburi, s. Honour,
e5sSbs52a amavada, s. A cake made of
character. & 7x>d$3}r.o&¥*& aburi- the pulse termed phaseolus radf-
dakkintsukonu, To save, or retain atus, soaked in curds.
one's character, when attacked. essSoo a'mu, 5. Fat.
e3"3cBSe abeyya, s. vide &z>& abaclda.
e^sfeocg^^&M £mudapuchettu s. The
e32S^ô abo'tu, s. A bull which is
castor oil tree. wsfoaas&sSbS amu-
marked, and is allowed to wander
dapumaddi? The sediment of cast-
at large > in commemoration of a or oil. essfootfsxw amudamu, Castor
deceased person, or as consecrat- oil. e3s5ao"cr>ex> amudalu, Castor
ed to some deity, es^sk^sk abo- oil seeds.
turautu, Siva, whose vehicle is es^ ame, pro. vide e?*2> ape.
the bull. £5£r*ek£ptfa6» abotusora- z$-gx>& ameta, s. The act of inviting
mu, One of the seven notes in or calling.
music.
ejc&s'sSw avakamu, 5. The mortgage
es^tfrasfca abharanamu, s. Ornament, of houses, land, or other real pro-
decoration. 2. jewels. perty.
e^S^, e3^&> abhasamu, abhasu, efcss© ayati,s.Future time. 2. Length-
s. Corruption. 2. Disorder, irregu- 3. Dignity. e3oss$-r*&> ayatikadu,
larity. 3. An indignity, or affront. A man of rank.
esS&TT'-Ayena 45 e3tf©-Arati
tsosS ^s5» ayattainu, ad/. Dependant. express the conditional mood, as

T^3tf £0-0^075-° chesinattayena, If I,
2. Docile. 5. Readiness, prepara-
tion, ssoss £$&> ayattapadu, To be thou, he, she, it, we, you, or they
do.
prepared.
C3a»^ ay ana, pro. He. The masc. etf ara, s. A Shoe maker's awl or
knife, vide e3~3 are.
honorific, demonstrative remote.
t3cx6sS, G5c3Ss& ayapa, ayama, joro.

estfctjrsSw arambbamu, s. A begin-
demonstra- nig; the commencement. t?tfo^)o

She. .Fern, honorific
tive remote. •tSb arambhintsu, To begin, to com
e?ccSs5oo, «0B&s5aaSto> ayamu, ayamu- I
mence.
pattu, s. A vital part. es?^ arakati, s. A pilot.

'
estfTC, e3tf tt* araga, araga, «cfe. Fully
t5cc^3s5*> ayasamu, 5. Fatigue. 2.
Trouble. 3. Displeasure. completely, vide eft am.

&oso&> ayittu, s. Convenience. 2. <i5tf5\o3o aragintsu, v. a. To eat. estf
Eeadiness. ftoSsfoabo aragimpajeyu, e\ Caus.

^5d8bo^s3» ayudhamu, 5. A weapon ;
To cause to eat. etf 5\o$S) aragimpu,
an instrument a tool. t?c«oo££>tfc

; Eating. 2. An offering to the
ayudhavidya, The science of arms, These words are in common
deity.
fcyosw^ô ayudhasala, An arsenal. use amongst the Yishnuva sect ;
by others they are applied only

Wca&oestfoak ayudhasthudu, An
to persons of rank.
armed man. estfaska arajamu, 5. Foppishness.
ssctfu^ ayuvu, s. Age : duration of
e?tfk> arata, s. Rest, repose.
life. fc3oa6osô$£s5oo ayushmantamu, t5Sdos5M aratamu, s. The affliction of
ac/;. Long lived,
from separation.
lovers, arising
ôaboôv ayussu, 5. »ê escfloo^ ayuvu. estf© arati, s. An offering of lights,
e5Sopr» ayena, This is the 3d. Person or of water, turmerick, and chun-
sing, of the past tense of &$> avu, am, in honor of a deity or to ;
To become, with the final ^ chang-

any individual, to take off the ,
supposed ill effects of evil looks.

ed into — °. ?5fex> at tu, Being pre- This ceremony is performed at
fixed to it, it is added to the past marriage, or on other happy occa-
relative participle of any verb, to sions.
£3&_Aru 46 ^5^^.Arjana
^stfcsco araya, v. a. To inquire, seek, somparu, To be full of excellence,
or search for. e^tf ara, adv. Well, fully as. "=3 ;
^s-o-'&s&o aratamu, s. vide e^tffeoss^ $er*tf£ofe3$ chevularavintini, I
aratamu, 2. Violent pain, torment, heard it well. lit. With my ears

aneruish. es-o-* &)-£»§£> aratamettu, fully. o3-°£o-£ptfi&r° %$ nakandla-
O O
To the
suffer affliction of lovers, ratsustini, I saw it with my own
arising from separation. 2. To eyes. Lit. with my eyes fully.
suffer violent pain, or torment. t3&> aru, s. A line of hair, extending

£5TT>$tfs5o3 aradlianamu, s. Worship, from the navel up towards the
prayer. ^-ct-$o^> aradhintsu, To breast.
worship, to pray. e?-o^c£Q«6c» ara- es"3 are, interj. expressive of appro-

dhyamu, adj. Worthy to be wor- bation.
shipped. ts -3, are, s. vide, tstf ara,
t5Tr>2jSocex) aradhyulu, s.plu. A sect of e5"3§oew arekulu, s. plu. Watchmen.

Brahmans who wear the lingam,
esS^KreSoo aroganamu. s. Eating, ey
and worship Siva exclusively.
S^Kra-goo^b^ arogana monartsu,
€5-cps^s5m aramamu, s. A grove ; a
To eat.
garden.
we^tfcsfco arogyamu, s. Health- 2.
%3-<r>e&> arayu, v, a. vide estfcaco ara-
Recovery of health, adj. Salutary,
yu. salubrious.
ea§&> aritiru, v. n. To perfect one's
esS^sSra aroparia, s. An accusation.
self ; to be perfect, qualified, ac- 2. A false
charge. 3. An imputa-
complished, or well versed in a tion. ssSô-ifo aropintsu, To ac-
thing.
cuse falsely. 2. To impute-
?5d~£tftix> ariveramu, s. An inclina-
wS^s^resSoa arohanamu, 5. Rising,
tion to excite quarrels. 2. Anxie-
ascending. 2. A stair. 3. The
ty. 3. Confusion, esa^ tfo $)&&%> treble in music.
ariverampu tapasi, Narada, one £55" tf, ^tf^s&o arjana, arjanamu, s.
of the great sages.
Acquisition, gain, accumulation.
^s& aru, v. n. To be full. This verb ej?Q o-&> arjintsu, v* a. To acquire,
is used in composition only,_affix- to procure, to get, to amass, to

f
ed to another word, as #-*o-sp& accumulate, zstf Sodk arjakudu, A

£5 fcft5\ _AlTt.SU We; &»_Alasya
man who acquires or procures. loud, to shout. €5«w^°-X), «eaôo

ej8 ^s&o arjitamu, adj. Acquir- arrupulu, arrpulu, 5. plu. Loud
ed, gained. cries, shouts. esea^ arrpu, v. a.
e^-rr'x&sdoo arbhataniu, 5. A dreadful The same as esom arrfcsn. In its
Xj
cry ; a fearful noise. active sense,
*3~~dz6o arlevadlu, s. A particular esaso arru, adj. Numeral Six. e&jw9
species of paddy. gfr-gj^sr^rtb arrurikkalaprogu, s.
e3&s& arracli, s. Infamy, scandal. 2.

The third lunar mansion. esîccr-
Uselessness. e3&3cl_r*s$ arradibo- sSooe;-^^ arruniomulasanii, s. Lit.
vu, To be useless, to be the subject The six faced god.
of scandal. e3«x>$5b<^£:£ arruruudavu, v.n. To be
t$€3ê>o arrapulu, s. -plu. A great at sixes and sevens ; to be in
noise, a shout. confusion.
A e3<y§o-db alakintsu, v. a. To hear
e5fcB"ê» arrikelu, s. plu. species
of grain, Paspalam frumentaceum. listen, or attend to.
€5aj» arru, v. n. To be quenched,

e3<y£rSi9o alapotu, s. A bull, vide e3
extinguished, or dried up. 2. To 00 alu.

be mollified, appeased, or allayed. e5e)s5w alamu, s. War, battle. 2. Dis-
3. To grow cool. 4. To heal' up. respect.
5. To be lost or destoyed. As, r6 &5e)OSS<6M alayamu,5. A house, abode,
SsSr'fcltfa kopamarrinadi, Anger is or edifice. 2. A temple. 3. A place
a anna-
allayed. w^_vr»_li_r*i5b;^
L
of refuge.
marripotsunnadi, The food grows esâ atari, adj. Independent, without
cold. -n^csS^j-s&M-iftâ gayamarru control.
tsunnadi, The wound heals up. esossfeosfeo alavattamu, s. A large-
^S^SsxcsSr."!^ vanibhavishya- parasol, which hangs perpendicu-
marrenu, His honour is lost. larly from its staff.
t?ftso\ To quench, extin-
arrtsu, v. a. tsejtfcsSw alasyamu, 5. Sloth, inactivi-
guish, or dry up. 2. To appease ty, procrastination, idleness, adj.

or allay. 3. To cool. 4. To cure Idle, slothful. Q3v%o& alasintsu,
a wound. 5. To destroy. 6. To To delay, defer, or stop. 2. To
move the evelid. v. n. To cry a- trifle time away.
£3*X>. .Alu 48 e35Js5M-Avamu
?3ij-°) £5iP»^b, ?3cr>fotf ala, alagu, ala- C3er r *g'tfa6N > fc5er*£s5a> alokanamu, alo
guna, adv. Thus, so, In that manner. |
kamu, 5. Sight, looking. 2. Light.
e?er*t3, y^KotS alati, alaganti, es^§o-&> alokintsu, v. a. To see
adf Such. or look.

e3°r°sstf alapana, 5. The humming of I
alochana,
eser^-srtf s. Looking at, or
a tune. 2. Reflexion, thought. examining any thing. 2. Consul-

tation, consideration, reflexion,
«er^s5s5» alapamu, s> Conversation,
deliberation. 3. Advice, council.
discourse. 2. Expression of grief, j
4. View, intention. This word has
eser°S)o-i5b^lapintsu, To grieve, to \
now become applied to the council
cry. I
of Government, and eser^-js'tfg'^s-
ejerôsoss^ alayamu, s. Readiness, pre alochanakarta, Is the usual term

for amember of council. <êr*£)o-&>
paration. esôsSsSo^) alayamavu, ;
alochintsu, v. a. To view, consider,

v. n. To be ready or prepared. |
consult, deliberate, or reflect.

^5Do?C^s6xt alinganamn, s. An em- !
esg) aliu, s. A species of gram, vide

brace. e5fe3"l2w arrikelu.
esSo-tfo alintsu,?. a .To hear or listen, ava, 5. Low ground outside of
j esss"
vide es&So-tfb alakintsu.

a village. 2. Mustard seed. 3.
fcsS&s^ alichippa, 5. A bivalve shell. I Recollection essyâb avaparu, v.
esew alu, 5. A wife. This word in

j
n. To come to one's recollection.
composition is converted into -o* ;
e3tfaSr»£oclT*csS avamamidikaya.
00 ralu, and expresses a female !
Mangoe pickle, made with mus-
tard seed and oil.
in general. e3©3So^s3-*&> alivanka- ;
e5ssfeSo-t5D avatintsu, 0. n. To inhale

varu, lit. Those of the wife's side.
tv®
I
air as »r»2& e?ss*3o-£) ^©"Issb

Relations by marriage. £3 DloS"5 ^ I
;
vadu gali avatinehi l;-ratikenu, He

alisaidodu, A wife's brother or j
livedupon air. i. e. He had no

sister. means of subsistence.
f3°)o alu, 5. flu. Cows, feine. Z3v-r^ Z5$&z)tf^bx> avadabirachettu, s. A
ssa alagapari, A cow-herd. 2. Vi- \
bitter acute angled cucumber.
shnu, in his incarnation as Krish- fcssSsSoo avamu, s. Mustard seed, vide
|
na, because he was then for some j

esss ava, 2. A kiln, for burning-
time a cowherd. bricks, pots, tiles, <fce.

.
tsa^-Avisa 49 e^tfc-Asofearya
zsztfn&x) aVararamu, s. The space es^^sSx avesamsi, s Inspiration by

losed round a house, or gai the deity. 2. Possession by evil
€55 8 o-i53 avarintsuj To surround rits. 3. Fury; demoniacal frenzy.
or encompass.
esamuvatstsu, do
ess tftfoo avartamu, s. A whirlpool
be inspired by the deity ; to be
2. Hair naturally curled,
possessed by an evil spirit.
essfej avala, ocfo. e?i«fe. es? d'*: avatala, S3? asaij s. Love, ati nt. 2.
ii p. n To yawn. Desi y kind curi- ;
to gape. s. e3ss£o3 avalinta, ^ aw- ae S. Hope- tsîS^b a-

ning. Eapadu, To f 11 in love 2. To
W*r»sfr»«S*tao fv -, s. The :
: : etj or long for. ts$T;ex>

cation of the deity, or of evil re, encourage,
spirits, by mystical words. 2. The
bringing down the spirit of the
r give hope?, y^^-s^do as
deli; iols. takuciu, A very ambitious or av-
es avi. s. Vapour, exhalations irom aricious man.

. !
t5l^-ss*^s5ai, Z3§Tr>*is&& asirvachana
t5£&, ye "3 avi inn, asirvadamu, s. A blessing, or
la, a vide, pro,
r&oiSd asirvadm-
e?£)£ abida.
tsu, 'jo bless, to give a benedic-
was aviri, 5. Steam or vapour. 2.
tion. e3#3ov asTssu, A blessing.
The heat of the breath.
?3W ::- '
m, s. The .
e3S>$rE-£o^b, t''fr f
00 av rid- term of mourning on the death of
tea,avirbhaviliu, y. ,7. To be born. a relative, or of imaginary pollu-
es^ avu, g. A govt. ^p»Soc^»^) fcaudi- tion, proceeding from the birth
of a child during which the Hin-
yavu, A
cow with calf. ^g ^^ doos c uisider themselves impure.
:
padiyavu, A mi ch cow- &$(&%&>. The f .rrn^r is corn lionly tei

& avunupituku, To milk a cow* w° tS
o5b> w° v b^ mritasauchamn, The
w«gSo-& avulintsu, v. n. tide. ejtfSo lat ter gr° •&* W° £ sSx ji t a sa u el 1 am
tfcfavalitrtsu. ascharyamn, 5. Wonder,
t5S\tf<;s&»
er^tftfsSab gvesanamu, 5. A manufac- astonishment. 2. Surprize 3. Ad-
tory, or work-shop. miration.
7
tstfo-Asu 50 ei;Ktf,.Ahara
e3"^sls5x> asleshamu, s. An embrace. cotton thread is placed, always

e3*^txo-& asleshintsu, To embrace; passing the middle one so as to
form the figure 8 this is done to ;
to clasp.
prepare the warp, without entan-
e3*octfo2s;6M, ^Sotfsko asvayujamu, glement, for the loom. ts&'S^s
asvinamu, 5. The 7 th. Telugu asukovi,A small hollow bamboo,
lunar month-, that in which the through which ihe thread is pass-
moon's change takes place, when ed, when placed as above.
the sun is in Libra.
Z3$*-Gr> asoda, s. Rest, refreshment.
wt^SsSw) as'vasamu, s, A chapter or
e3^H>k_tfs5x> askaramu, s Basis,
section. 2. Consolation.
ground, foundation. 2. Support,
C3sS^(^^» ashadhamu, s. The 4 th.
countenance.
Telugu lunar month ; that in
e3 % asti, .<?. Property, effects, wealth,
which the moon's change takes
place when the sun is in Cancer. capital, riches, estate. Z3%-5^$)
t5# asa, .?. vide. es^ asa. astikapu, A rich person ; a rich
Ardent attachment ryot.
e3tf I asakti, 5.
to one object or pursuit ; inclina- t5 %&&> astikullu, s. A man who

tion. acknowledges the existence of a
e3^^ssoo asanamu, s. Any thing to god, in opposition to ^r> %$c£o na-
sit upon ; a mat, tiger skin, seat,

stikudu, An atheist.
stool. &c. 2. The anus. ! e^£ astha, s. Regard, fondness.

'
9
eitf^jSp.tfsSM asaprasamu , s. Hard \
I
w^tfa^, e3^r»J) asthanamu, asthani,
breathing, from great oppression s. A hall of audience. 2. A court
or fatigue. of justice. 3. The assembled court
pjrSxy asara, s vide e3 ^.o^sSw asra- of a prince.
yamu. t3^8s5w aspadamu, s. Place, room.

t5^r»,«j &sanu, £ support, pro tec- 2. Situation. 3. Basis, ground,
tion. authority. 4. Support.
e3^n>&^ asami, 5. An individual. 2. o?x€ aha, interj. Denoting Wonder,
An employment. sorrow, gladness,
t53o as it, 5 Three sticks, in a line, e^tfôo aharamu, s. Food, nourish 7
fixed in the ground, on which ment. 2. Taking, conveying.
51 gid£-Ind;
e3^8 ahuti, s. Offering oblations, sioi5b^ intsuka, acfy". Very little.
with fire. ôa&Sfco-C^ intsumintsavu, p. n> To'

wsH^sfoa ahvanarau, s. A summons; be a little on either side of a
calling. certain limit, as regards quantit}-,
e3"S\Â» akshepamii, s. Censure, or time, sjo oSb &3o-3D7r° intsumintsu
blame, reproach. 2. A criticism. ga, On either side of a certain

limit, as regards quantity, or time.
3. Objection. 4. A quest on. I tsli*
gjo-db akshepintso, To criticise, to

sjo"35"°:xft> in deb a yu, -y. ?i. To be
cracked, or split.
object, to question. »-a*"<t\;S<6w ni-
rakshepamu, Above all question; s|o$$ inta, An indeclinable adjective
blame, or reproach.
and substantive pronoun. So,
many, so much, such. 2. This; as
«J many as this, as much as this, such
as this. It is the proximate of
sj i, The third letter in the Telngu
t5ce£ anta, q. v. This word is some
alphabet.
times used in the plural ; as s>o«£
3,c^ inka, adv. Hereafter. 2. More.
ex>rôN ewintalukannulu, Byes such
s>o"t* inka, adv. Yet; still. 2. More.
as these. Mann Charitra. qq6 ~6
spsb inku, v. rc. To evaporate, or dry
Sussex) intalesi panulu, So many
up.
goK*fc» ingamu, 5. Any thing move- great affairs as these. 3 oil inte,
able, or locomotive. 2. A hint, This is all.
sign, or gesture. sic© inti, s. A woman.

3oXe>s5x> ingalamu, s. Fire. 2. Char- Qo&^bn intotu, pro. vide. s>o^ inta.
coal. sjocS inda, interj. Come here. 2.

30 -7^^5500 ingalamu. s. Charcoal. Here it is ;
hold. qo&'oS indancli,
e[oAc£'s&» ingitamu, 5. A hint, sign, Is used honorificallyfor 30S inda.
or Gesture. 2. Inquiry, research. indannka, indaka,
sfoesaaS', qo75-**f
3. Motion,
adv. As far as this, until this time.
goA^sfoo, gc^Ss'ofoo ingilamti, ingili-
2. Just before this time. The proxi-
kamn, s. Vermilion.
mate of &o-zr>g andaka, q. v.
i|o7«o55,s|o^)sgingnva. inguvu, .<?. As-
gotfeao indarru, Indef. pro. So many.
safcetida.
;
q'k&.Xguiii 52 S|&\.ItstftU
30& inda, pro. Defective, This *, the £;>&&> iguru, 5. A sprout, or young
•proximate of «$$& andu, q. v. ado. leaf. 2. The gum. vide^rfoti-^fci
Here. chiguru-igurugera, Curry,
&-tir>ti
indayaramu, & /if. The
6j..o.abor»tf*fea
generally made of young vegeta-
day of the moon. Monday. bles, without any tamarind juice in
qoêr^sfoo indrajakmir, 5. dag- it. s|/fo&>'<sr
8
&, q.^bbes^cS igurubo-
gling. 2. Enchantment. di,iguruboni, A young woman,
si ,s o8o-sS>3 i i.s d riya inn , s. A ny of the because she is compared to a ten-
der leaf. £j?*b?5o\ igurtsu, To bud,
five senses. 2. Any of the passions.
3. The seminal fluid* to sprout* to shoot forth. aAa oiob N
cjo ab.^b indrudii, 5. Ii dra, the deity igirpintsu, To cause to bud, &c.
presiding over Swarga, or the qô iggu, v. a. To pull, to drag, to
Hindoo paradise, and over the se- draw. £;/foy-°. Here. It is the
qtf&o itsata,
mida'a, In future, -hencefor-
acfo?.
proximate of wtf&> ast'ata. c. p.
ward,, hereafter.
sjSS^jSm itstsatamu, 5. Flattery. 2.
^S^- ikka, $. A house.
Coaxing, wheedling, cajoling, gj
$§^-2* ikkada, ado. Here the proxi-
mate of ws^-.^ akkada,
;
# £ «6ac er» ^0 i t s t sa k a a la d u , To
v
m
g. #;
flatter, coax, wheedle, cajole, or
SiKsfoa igainu, 5. Frost, pide ^Sj5»
allure.
ipamu.
q -ET> ft %fc itstsagint&u, p . «. C on sent
si^SoxSb igilintsu, v. n. To grin, to
to agree.
shew the teeth. 2. To neigh. q%
Neighing, q^\ itstsu, e; a. To give. I his verb
80$ igilimpn,A grin. 2.
is irregular in the infinitive, and

53K0& iguru, v. n. To be deep Person of the affirmative im-
2d.
2. To be evaporated, or dried Lip. perative. In the former, it makes
ssi?CS13*:» igarabotjn, To prepare ivva, iyya, To 'give in
©,.x'n, sioBSg ;
rice with such a quantity of water ivyi, give thou,

the latter, e?,qx>§
as nearly evaporates by the time
the rice is boiled. and g^csSgoS iyyand', give ye,
;
3£j w-Iitalr 53 a ^&-Ittadi
xT'vfe-s^v, st^to
A ^ ^ itstsoia-ifs- s^3 itti, adj.
The proximate of e*3

pro. Such ; like
q.v.
this.
tso, itstsota, ftt/y, *icfe s^to itsak. atti,
a-S\ ichchha, a-. Wish, desire. 2. Love. 3fc»e»-s&r»-®&r»7«b, saw ittula-itla,
3. Will, pleasure. ômoiId ich- itlagu, itlu, a<iy. Thus, in this

chhayintsu, To wish, desire, Or manner ; so, in a manner such as
love- ln^7P sweehchhaga, adv i

this; the proximate of «&r» alia,
A ccord ing to one's own pleasure q. v.
at liberty. ^%3&> idiyu, v. n. To be split or

q^T'-^p' idaapha, 5. Air increase or cracked. sjS&Sdfo idisipadu, To
augmentation. 2. A surplus or fall to pieces. si&osJr 4» idiyago- ,
profit. ttn, To demolish.

qar ^ idzara, s. An income of vari- sj&j idu, e>. «. To give. 2. To place
able amount, rented for a fixed or put- s;£&r*xfo idukonu, To place
sum ; a farm a rent, s; 2^-0^ it*
;
for one's own use.

&>&> idzaradarudu, A renter or
idumu, s. Difficulty; trouble;
gjS&.sfco
farmer, s st 9
-a* 3 oaC» idzaracheyu,
misfortune.
To rent or farm.
q"3tf iddena, 5. A c%ke made of flour,
eizf'db Long drawers, or
idzaru, 5.
and boiled m steam.
trowsers such as are worn by
;
gSSStfafca itahparamu, <%&>. Here-

Mussulmans, or Hindoo dancing
after.
women,
sts»Xb idzugu, s. Distress, misfortune, a^ô itadu/pra He. Applied hono-
trouble. riflcally. It is the proximate of
oto ifca, flcZt\ Here, in this place. The &£&> atadu, q. v.
prox'mate of &bo ata, q. v. a.£tf*»o itaramu, aefc;. Other ;

diffe-
a,fc3~§ itike, .<?. A brick. rent.
a,&o itu, particle. Here. 2. This. 3. qSsfrftfsfcw itihasamu, s. History;

So. ncfe tsfeoo-s;^^DfeS atu-ituvan traditional accounts of former
ti, Like this; such as this. events; ancient legends,
3&oen5>o ittalamu, a$. Great. a s>& ittadi, •

.?. Brass, a$. Brazen.
"s|;fc£>:-Inumi 54 ssSaasSc-ltnudu
sâ idi, pro. She. 2. It. 3. This, the qsbsSro inumu, s. Iron, s^sS inupa,
proximate of eâ Mi q. v. sây^^bo inflected adj. Iron, $£&$&oefoexi
<^b idTgantmdir. inupakundulu, Iron pivots, placed
in the wall, upon, which the hinges
£>a"7fo-° 5
QtSoTkr' idigo, idugo, inter,
of a door or shutter turn.
Look here. 2. Here it is. the
proximate of &SK* adigo q. v.
q^ inni, adj. Collective, in the
neuter gender. So many, as many
s256o iddaru, The masc. and fern, of as this. It is the proximate of e>$^
the neuter numeral ~$c£k rendu, anni 'q. v.
Two, whether used as an adjective Qi&n>\ mo irmurru, A numeral adj. or

or substantive. When the. final
sub. Two hundred. When inflec-
vowel is lengthened, or pronoun- ted as a subs. It makes su$t^l*3
ced with emphasis or when &^
innuti.
nnn, is added to this word, it
ssfft* 6-tfb ippintsu, v. caus. To cause
denotes Both.
to give ;
the causal form of s}3b\
g."3tf iddesa, adv. On th sside; here.
:
itstsu, p. v.
gp-;6*> inamu', s. A present or gift.
SisSsiî ippudu, adv. Now ;
at this
2. by Government,
An. alienation
time. It is the proximate of tj^ô
to an individual, of the whole of
appndn,_p. v. and admits, like it, of
the revenue payable to them from
inflexions^ ^ôîppativandlu.
a denned portion of land.
The people of these days. s^sVefas
inku.
3 {So So inuku, v. n. vide. sô§b
-SK j3r°2& ippudevachchinadu, He is
qsfcs&& mmnadi, adj. Double, two
just come.
fold. ^|So55oao^b inumadintsu v. a.
su-xcaibbandi, 6*. Distress, calamity,
To double.
«
dificulty. 2. A period of distress
sjf&s&tfs&^b inumanamadu, 5. lit-- A &c. 3. Ambiguity.
second grandson. A great grand"
si»\oa-7r»&> ibbandigadu, s. A bear.
son. s^s&tfs&Tr>£K> inumanamaraiu
sj»v^ ibbadi, adj. vide. sj&skS inu
A great grand daughter.
madi.
s|;&3p«» inumarrn, adv. Twice. sjs5mô imudu, v. w. To be held, con-
s!^b3^§^_D inumikkili, adv. Twice tained, or comprized, within a cer
as much. tain limit of extent, or space of
;
i&Kb-Irusfu 5.5 qLs^.Ilako
time. sj<sao?.&\ iniudtsu, v. a. To si&Tfc&^fex iruguduchettu.s. A tree,

hold, retain, or include, within a a.boex> irulu, s. plu. Darkness.
certain limit of extent or space of q^to irusa, s. A measure of capacity,
time. 2. To abridge, retrench, or
equal to half a tooin.
abbreviate, Q-&&) £of hnuduko- & Smallness, littleness.
sêJ irri, s.
nu, To reserve within one's self.
s,s<o_,<S immadi, adj. vide s;psSj&& inu sêJoco) irrivu, v. a. To be united

madi. or joined with. 2. To be squeezed,
crushed; or smashed. 3. To be re-
s^ (
immn, s. A house. 2. Favor, 3.
duced to powder.
A favorable conjuncture.
gs3o§o, a.eJ3o3b irruku, irrikintsu, v.
sja8Scr°?» iyyakomi, v. a. To consent. a, To press, squeeze, or crush,
siaE6o§"°ex>^) iyyakolupu v. cans. between two substances. 2. To

insert with difficulty. s Strait .
To cause to consent.
narrowness,
difficulty; distress;
S.S3) iravu, 5. A house, an abode s, 69 % o S irrakan d i , S tr a i t, difii cu 1-
£;$%) o& iravondu, v. a. To shine tj, distress, aess&ssSoo, Q<b9-r*&&»
s.tf7r°2» irasalu, s. A remittance. « krakatatttu, irrakatamu, Strait-

ness, narrowness, closeness, ael§
a.tf> iru, adj. Two. 2. Both, a.?fc*7?«:o
§^sb, a/wxj&r^ssb, st«ttr»k_s6 irriki-
Spew, a&-^>j- iragelankulu, iru
konu, irrukukonu, irrukkonu, To
fcsakki, both sides, gj&jr*^ irugo
get one's self entangled; as ^sêK"
ru, Both the Government and the
sSooer* s}M»r° sb udyogamulo irru-
inhabitants, share of the produce.
kkonu, To get one's self appointed
s^dbTêwefcl^. irutsaludukki, A to a situation, ôtfeserâaacr*
^ so
xr~
e ploughed field.
tondarralo irrukkonu, To be en?
^&fo irugu, s. The neighbourhood, tangled in difficulty.
the vicinity, Neighbouring,
adj. s^moô irrusu, *, An axle tree.
adjoining. a.&?fo^«b7fo ifuguporu- aeJ irrri, 5. A de-er.
ga, Neighbours, adj. Neigh-
8.
sô|os£w irrrinkalu, 5. _p/w. Staring.
bouring. The first part of this
aag'esTfc ilakarratsu, ?;. a. To gnash
puraBe refers to those on the right
hand or behind the other to :
the teeth.
those on the left, or in front. ».<r*g ilakodi. s. An old cricket.
sjsxafoa-Ishtamu I Sj3\o3o-lkshvaku
sje>3StfsS» ilavaramu,,s. A hut without Q&g isuka, s. Sand.

pSar©"^, S^Jooâ^, S^S/ftwH isuka
adj. Sandy. ,
walls.
s^-sîlaka, s. Depend en ce, relation, tinr.e, isukadinne, isukadibba, A

connexion, 2. Charge, possession, sand bank. 2. Hillocks of sand. 3.
sjwSb iluku, s. The cramp 2. A sprain An island of alluvial formation.

ei&>g'£r ,,
o&> isukadon'u, A kind
TS^Sb sê»§bo«tfa naka ilnkubatti-
offish.
nadi, The cramp has seized me.
si^csfcoel is u mania, rvr/j. Small
©ej^sfce) illanialli, 5. A tell-tale. 2.
minute.
;
Backbiting.
sjôg isullu, .<?. plu. A species of
Sjew illu, s. A house. This word is
winged ant which flies to the
irregular in its inflexion.
light, generally in the evening,
s^3e> ivatala, odo. This side. 2. He- after rain. It is easily caught in
reafter. 3. Nearer. The proximate swarms, and being deprived of its
of wtf iw avatala,
; q> v. wings, is fried and eaten by the
s>s?&o ivamu, $• Frost. siss£a>e&r»^>
lower classes of Hindoos, who
fc
ivamusuduj The sun. fiê ^xja&o esteem it a delicacy. I believe it

igamu. is the Termes in a particular state.
st#«fc ivuru, 5. A shoot or sprout. Z{h\ issi, interj. Expressive of dis-
sjtxS' ishika, *• A painter's brush. 2. gust, pain, or sorrow,

A blade of grass. 3. A reed or pen. s^rooss, £}<&;£ istava, istuvu, s. Pro-
s^sfc ishu, «;zde s^fe»j s;ssp#ofe3 itii, ishu perty estate.
;
vanti, Like this, such as this. SjsKafco ihamu, s.The present world;
ssxs5*> ishtamu, s. "Wish; desire,- 2- our present state or existence ;
Pleasure ; will. 3. Love loudness. ;

in oppostion to £$s$3o paramu, A
4. An act of sacrifice ;
an offer- future state.
ing, adj. Beloved, fond of. 2. De- s^q&isb ikshvakudu, s. The first
sired. 3. Agreeable, q-^JT6 !* isk- monarch in the line of Surya, or
SJ G
tagoshthi, An agreeable company, the sun, winch commenced with
s^^sssfoc ishtalapamu, Agreeable the second Yuga, or age of the
conversation. Hindoos.
^•ifcs'-ftsuka 57 -m^Jta
-&>!o ite, s. A spear ; a barbed dart.

-&2» ida, adv. Here, vide s^?_£
&> f, The fourth letter in the Telu-
ikkada, -gigar*^ idabovu, To
gu alphabet. 2. The indeclinable
retire, to retreat.
proximate demonstrative pro-
noun, This as -&>£S)
CO
italli, This
:
-g*c!ft<ya£& idigilabadu, v. n. To
mother. 4&r°2&&2» ikodukulu, stop or halt, from weariness in
walking.
These sons.
&>o & »r>&> indravadu, 5. A toddy- &>&!? T>y>&> idigevadu, s- vide -&>o,£,
drawer any individual of that

.;
sro&i indravadu.
caste whose profession it is to ex- -&>&> idn, s. Age. 2. Time of life. 3.
tract the juice of the date palmy-
ra, or cocoa-nut tree. They are
Puberty. 4. Pawn, mortgage.
otten employed as palankeen -&>2& o& iclntsu, ^. a. e?iJg-^>^v idtsu.
bearers.
-&s>&><6*>os£ idumunta, s. An earthen
-&S£ ikacla, adv. vide sjSfr-tf ikkada.
pot, in which milk is ustiall}* drawn
-S*§b iku, v. n. ride g. & inku.
from the cow.
-£i§b# ikuva, s. Dampness, wetness. To reach the
-&>^tfb ideru, v. n.
-£*""§ ike, s. A feather.
age of puberty. 2. To be effected,
-g*"1 ike, pro. Fern, vide -gi-a ipo. accomplished, or fulfilled. -&>"^tf^
.g^ iga, *, A fly. -gvtf^D igapuli, A iderstu, v. a. To fulfil, accom-
spider. -£*?Oyo£*rox>&r £>L a
,,
igalu- plish, or effect.
musurukonnavi, The flies fixed or •&&>\ idtsu, v. a.To draw, pull, or

settled, lit. Covered. drag. -S*£&*2), -gi^ iclupu, idpu,
£** fgi, s. Giving ; a gift. 2. Genero-
Pulling, dragging, 2. Hard brea-
sity, vide ^hti ivi, and sj-eSon itstsu.
thing previous to death. 3. pain A
-£*ftb igu, p. a. To lose. v. n. To be in the side. 4. The contraction of
subordinate or subject to another. a limb.
-&>-s'^«&>e> itsachetula, adj. Lean- -g4e£ ita, adj. Of or belonging to the
armed, wither-arrned. date tree. -S^êw itakallu, Toddy,
âSb^sb-*^ itsukapovu, v. n. To mis- the fermented liquor drawn from
carry, to have a premature birth. the date tree. s. Swimming. 2.
This word is applied to animals The act of bringing forth, as ap-
only, not to the human species. plied to animals only, not to ths
8
-^,-ao.l'm® 58 -&>e»Ko-ilurm
human species, -gig-gooss itakaya, -&>c*6tf lyana, ^ro. He, this man ;
A canoe formed from the trunk the masc. Honorific demonstra-

of the palmyra tree. 2. A long- tive, proximate of eocstf ay ana,
gourd, dried, used in swimming. v.
q.
-^sSJr&w itagottu, To swim.
-&>osS3, -&°oK5s5b iyapa, lyama, pro.
&.&7T &>,-&%&&>,
1
-&>$£;& itagadu, lta-
She. this woman; the fern. Honori-
du, itanu, pro. He, this man, used fic demonstrative, proximate of
Jionoiifically ; it is the proximate efocSsfc ayama, q v.
of Z3&-7r>&> atagadu, q. v. -£i#s5*> iramu, s. A bush.
•&>&$ idara, s. The east wind. -&>Tj-*eso irarru, a J;'. Numeral Twelve.
•g4&> idu, v. n. To swim. -&>&zr>&> -^»8ê» irikalu, s. _pfo. Pieces, bits.
iduladu, To swim. s. The date remnants,slices. 2. Sprouts, shoots,
tree. -S}&>^feo idulata, Swimming, -&,& iru, 5. A nit. 2. Flesh, meat,
spor^ng in water, a/y. Two 2. Low, mean, ^m Yon.
-£-*& sg)fis'inapuclaka,5. A blade of Jong -&>*& "3>tf, -^"BjjS' irupena, irpena,
grass, of which brooms are made. A comb for extracting nits or lice
-£%s6 inu, v. a. To produce, as flejds -^."SewAo irehigu, A Jow voice.
of grain. 2. To bring forth young, -&>&>\ irtsn, To comb out nits.

applied to animals only, not to -&.&-5P& irubaru, adv. Freely, at
the hn m an s p ecies •£*§>$ &&> $ ini- -
liberty.
kayavu, A cow about to calve.
•&>tiw° tfvo irataralui s. plu. More or
•£*"<& ine, s. The fibre of a leaf. less.
-&*a ipi, s. A nit.
&>& lia, .5. Whistling. -&>e^d3oo ila-
4;i~Sj ipe, pro. Fern. Demonstrative
veyn, To whistle.
She; applied to superiors only; it
llakarratsu,
-g*e)§'ef>-& v. n. vide. qe>
is the proximate of t3~a ape, q. v.
£e3-& ilakarratsu.
-&>%&, -£*£)"S ibida, ibicle, pro. She,
-g*er>, -&>er»7fc, &°r>fo# Ha, ilagu, i-
this woman ; it is the proximate
laguna, adv- Thus, so, in this man-
of e50& abida, q. v- ner ; the proximate of e3-y» ala,
^5x9 imiri, s Wet, moist. &C. £. v.
-e-%-30 iriie, ;?ro, vide -g*"3>ipe. •£*e»7fc il u g' T , v. rc. To die, to lose life.
6oft-Ungi •9 fe^-Ukka
-&>sx>$ iluvu, s. Courage. 6ro-& untsa, v. a. To place, to put.
-&>5So ivala, adv. vide qs5ê> ivatala 2. To keep, to retain, to preserve.

Toleave. ô©r°s& unchikonu,
-£*& ivi, s. A gift. e?to -&>ft igi.
3.
-&,$ ivu, ^>ro. Thou. v. Gomp. To keep or retain for

one's own use to entertain in a
;
-^^«.sscr»j«b fvulamranu, The fabu

5.
service or employment.
lotistree in Indra's heaven, which un ]a, A
j
&o&h &o& unta, s. round

yields whatever is desired.
£*&&> ishattu, a<8/. Slight, small,-
earthen bail, a pellet. 2. A pill.
&060S00 untavillu, A pellet-bow.

little.
£ro&-£)g>"ô3oo undachitluveyu, To
-&>?5&ot5o isadintsu, v. a. To hate,
ballot."
abhor, Or dislike. -£%s&o$j) Ssadi-
&o2& undu, v. n. To be, to exist. 2.
mpu, Dislike, hatred.
To reside or remain. This verb
governing the dative case, expres-
& u, The fifth letter in the Telugu ses the English verb to have, or
alphabet. possess. T^&>oooo&rs &-F°^rr t
>
va-
^rolo^ unkintsu, v. n- To endeav- dumtlounnada, Is he at home ?
our. 2. To be read}r , or prepared. sxr»e£o,&. a-^N Xs^mitandriunnada,

^roSosS' unkuva, 5. A marriage porti-
Is your father alive ? iStfsy^r^^
on, or dowry the peculiar pro-
;
sSwer* 5SaatfsS»ex>ôfe3$ nenu agra-
perty of a woman, given to her at
her marriage by her father-in-law, mamulo padidinamulu untini,
or other relatives.
I remained in that village ten
days.
&oXtfs5» ungaramu. 5. A ring. ôXtf
&o & 60 , 2s
1 sd» unclra, undramu, s.
^)êx> imgarapnvrelu, The ring
vide &ob unta, adj. Round.
finger, that next the little one.
&o%& ungidi, s. A disease amongst

dramulu, undralu, undraiiu, s. plu.
cattle, arisingfrom their grazing
Round cakes, like balls, parti-
on the sprouts of cut JonnaLu; the
great millet or Hulcns Sacchara- cularly such as are used as offer-
tus or from their eating the ings to Ganesa.
;
e^s^L ukka, 5. Closeness ;

sultriness;
leaves of the castor oil tree, Palraa
Christi. confined heat ; still warmth.
&X &o-Uggadin m &ê&-Ugrudu
^îfsSw ukkalamu, s. An intrench- ently. 3. To remember. 4. To cal-
ment, round a camp. 2., An ad- culate or multiply mentally, with-

out using any figures.
vanced guard in front of a camp.
&tf sfca uggamu, s. A rope or cord
& §/,_ e© 1^. Bess $ ukkiribikkiriya vu,
attached to any thing, for the
v. n. To be suffocated to be op- ;
purpose of carrying it about, or
pressed by a close, sultry, or still suspending it.
neat. &XS>o-& uggalintsu, v. a. vide &t

^S^-ss^m ukkivamu, adj. Inferior,* clo-ifo uggadintsu.
low, mean, &% To weave
oi& uggintsu, v. a.
&%_ ukku, s. Steel. 2.. Strength. a close texture,, so that there be

3. Pride. ^§o^_^l? ukkutige, Steel no interstice between the threads;
either of the woof or warp.
wire. &gok_&>$oso ukkutuniya, lit.
^rftb uffffti,. s. A wrinkle in cloth, 2.
A piece of steel. A brave, sharp,
or active man. ^g^ss-flo ukkana- A drink, given morning and eve-
ning? to infants* consisting of the
gu, To- suffer a diminution of nurse's milk, mixed with castor
strength,, or a reduction of pride-, oil. &-ftb^3fc» uggubettu, To give'
to be disheartened. ar^_.raô-i5bj this drink to children.
^s^-ra-ab ukkanagintsu, ukkaria- e^Kowspbo uggulubaru, v. n. To run
tsu, To weaken another's- strength, into a knot, in ginning, or twist-
humble his pride, to dishearten.
or ing;
d&'lîw ukkerra, s. Baked flour, ge- &^*&» ugr antra, ad/. Angry, wrath-
nerally mixed with sugar, used as ful, fierce, furious, violent. 2. Cruel.
a sweetmeat. 3. Terrific.
£r S'sSsj uktamu, adj. Spoken, said. &.iv> ,cas6oo uo-ranamu, s. A Store-

Speaking.
house. 2. A pantry. &. A treasury.
a- § ukti, Speech. 2.
s.
^ C^V/ ws&^ ugranap u vadu,.
3. A word, an expression.
One who has charge of the family
^7r°a ugadi, $. The first day of the provisions a steward ; ; a butler..
Telugu year. 2. A
store-keeper. 3. A treasurer..
&X &o^c> uggadintsu, v. a. To "begin & tKb .2sb ugrudu, s. A man of a mixed
&. conversation. 2. To plead eloqu- tribe, from a Chattriya father,.
;
&&\&-Uchchhishts 61 &a.Utti-
and Siidra mother. The employ- 6-tfV\o$>e>!6M uchchhrinkhalamu,aG?/\

ment of this tribe to kill animalsis
Operated, perverse. 2. Unrestrain-
that iive in holes some of them ;
ed.
are bards; and others have charge
of treasure, or of hill forts. & -£5\ csSxSm, ^ tT°n oe6j6m uchchhra-
6©«S*&o uchitamu, adj. Proper. 2. yainu, uehckhrayamu, s. Height.
Convenient. 3. Fit, suitable. 4. % The highest point of prosperity,,
Agreeable, s. A gratuity a pre- ;
riches, or power.
sent. &£)$£s$*>7v* nchitamuga, adv. <î6»uchehhwasamu,s. Breath,
£-=sp\
Gratis, without any recompence, breathing. 2. A sigh.
for charity.
&sfto-t5budzdzagintsur 0.-a. To quit;
£>-ET\ utstsa, s. Urine, ^-sTv^ctfo uts-
to leave.
staboyu, To make water.
^sfoooos^ udzdzayinrrpti, 5. Conjec-
&-S^t6» uehchamu, s. The zenith the •
ture, guess, estimate.
meridian the vertical point in
;
the sky. adj. Vertical. 2. High, &f s, A match to another

ujji,
tall. any one able to- contest with

&%5\8o-& uchcharintsu, v. a. To pro-
another any thing equal to
;
another. 6>f.iie&> ujjiveyu, To

nounce? articulate, or utter. 2. To
To pitch two oi equal talents, against
recite. 3. say. <a^-<\ tf re u click a-
. each other.
rana, Pronunciation, utterance. 2.
&j?Q?jsko "ujjwalanra, adj. Splendid,
Recitation of prayers. & oi *
y ...
bright, luminous, radiant.*. Love,-

&-£^ uchchi, s. The crown or top of
passion.
the head.
&&jo§, &&0S0 utanki, utanku, adj.
6xô^ uchehinta, adj. Of or belong-
Clever, active, nimble.
ing to the gigantic swallow wort,
<^feoc§o-& utankintsu, v. <x. To abstra-
Asclepias Gigantea.
ct ; to abridge v
to shorten.
£r-&^ utstsu, v. To enter by force •
&& utti, s. A coarse net work, made

to rush in.
of rope or rattan, in which pots
6r3o} utstsu, s. A noose, a snare.
and other vessels are suspended
^SKSxsfoa uchchhisbtamu, s. Spittle. from the beams of a house, or from
2. The leavings or fragments of a stick thrown across the shoulder,
the table. by which they are carried about,
fej^Sb-Udukil 62 «££o$-Udupu
^ feSsSô uttipadu, v. n. To fcome, or feverish from heat. 3. To boil

nappen. suddenly, or accidentally. with rage or anger, *. Boiling. 2.
Heat. adj. Hot. &S§o-t5b udikintsu,
&ta> ufctu, 5. Ground fit for the cul-
p: a- .To dress or cook Victuals
tivation of salt. On the coast, salt ;
to boil, to place on the fire. &>!&>

is cultivated riot manufactured.
Brackish water, communicating Sbatib udukubattu, To begin to
with the sea, is introduced upon boil. To
&e&~^cioa$b udukadintsti.
a peculiar salt soil, previously vex one for amusement. &&$<&*
prepared, and after evaporation
d3co undnkaboyu, To be oppressed
by the sun, the salt remains crys-
tallized on the surface. with heat. 2. To pour into a pot,
in order to boil.
&^35 8cs&s&»ex> utravadiyamulu, s.
Any present
&c&Xtf udu'gara, s.
plu. A rich dish, consisting of the
given to a bride, or bridegroom,
Hour of pulse of various kinds,
during the celebration of their
seasoned with chilly, <fcc. And
marriage.
made into little balls, which are
fried in ghee or oil. &r&>fo udugu, v. n. To grow thin,
&iF>g> uthani, adj. High, tall. lean, or emaciated. 2. To be ex-
ez-G^&Q uihauthi, In constant
hausted, v. a. To leave, quit, or
adj.
relinquish. 2. To stop, or cease.
or quick motion, without rest. £ £>&>& uduta, s. A squirrel.
-cr j
^9~S)^s5M uthauthipainamu, A £>&>$tix> udupamu, s. A float or raft.
forced march;
£>&>}& udupu, v. a. To efface. 2. vide
£;"Csr
B
a»OTft urUyintsu. v. a. To seize
&'&fto-#b udigintsu, under &e&fib
suddenly, or by surprize. 2. To
udugu.
deny what one had just before as-
serted. &&>$> udupu, s. A dress, or suit of
£r&§ew udikilu, v. n. To be angry clothes. 2. A suit of clothes be-
or provoked, in consequence of longing to another, borrowed from
beinoj ridiculed. a washerman, in order to be worn.
This is a very common custom, on
£rS &-*;&, agc^ udipovu, udivovu.
all occasions, among the lower
v. n. To become blunt; to be castes of Hindoos; and even among
spoiled, poor brahmans, as regards their
&zk£o uduku, v. n. To boil, to bub- women, when unclean after child
ble with lie at, to seeth. 2. To be birth.
& #o2»-Uttanda 63 6- ^-c-Uttara
&£&sSm udumu, 5. The iguana. && £-j£s6s53> attamamu, adj. Excellent,
js&ej udupapilla, A young iguana. best, virtuous. 2. Chief, prin-
&TT* udda, 5. An assemblage, or col-

cipal, first. & ^s5b^)dbsx. uttamapu-
lection. 2. A heap of four or five

rusha, In grammar, The first per-
son.
tamarind stones, little balls, or
other similar articles, with which ^rj^tfôsSso uttarakriyalu, s. plu.
boys play, in a manner similar to Funeral rites, or obsequies,
those in Europe with cherry
&-_gtfso"3s5M uttaradzandemu, s. A
stones. ^-Td^dax* uddacheyu, To
gold chain, which Hindoos of all
collect in a heap or crowd.
classes may wear, in the same
^^§b^b-j5b uddukudutsu, v. n. To be manner that those of the superior
suffocated. castes wear the sacred thread.
&$g utaka, s. The common native
& ^tfs5co uttaramu, s. The north. 2.
doors have no hinges they turn ;
A letter. 3. An answer, or reply.
upon a pivot, fixed to the top and i. An order or command, adj.
bottom on one side, and inserted Northern. 2. Excellent. 3. Superi-
above, m
the beam which passes
or, high. 4. Subsequent.
over the, door way, and below, in
a small piece of wood placed in
£r ^»p6 uttaravadi, s. A respond-
the ground, at the corner of the ent, or defendant. 2. A security.
door way. This is the Telngu name adj. Responsible- £rj£tff>-o-*ctfb"zr»
for that piece of wood, which is ?5bô uttaraphiiwadudarudu,/i£. A

thus placed at the bottom of the An
defendant who complains, ap-
door way.
pellant. £r gpTSi? uttarasabha, A
^^-sêr°(^b utakaladu, v- a. vide. &zs
superior court. & <£tf *j-*2Sx$co uttara-
T tn>ih
e udakaladu.
vadamu, Responsibility, security,
&&>& utuku, v. a. To wash or bleach.
^j^xna uttaradi, 5. The north
&8§o-&> utikintsu, v. caus. To adj. Northern.
cause to wash, <fcc.
& $ -access c3sS>3 uttarayanainu, s. The
^^.tf s5o» utkarshamu,.?. Excellence.
sun's progress to the north of the
<&j£ utta, adj. Mere. 2. Empty. 3. equator. 2. The period of the year
Useless. 4. False. during which he js north of it.
& ô&Swew uttandamulu, s. plu A & ^-cr»6oe» uttarasulu, <<?. plu. The
gold necklace, worn by women. ;
beaur above, and piece of wood

#j$< -©-Utpatti 61 6»e-Udari
below the door way, in which are &wy£6y> utpatamu, s. A prodigy,

inserted the pivots, upon which or phenomenon, as an earthquake,
the door turns, vide. &&g utaka. a comet &c.
& ^8o-db uttarintsu, v, a. To cross & ll$ &
utpreksha, s. An extravag-
or pass over. 2. To separate a
ant hyperbole.
number of handkerchiefs or cloths
fe«^s5s5» utsavamu, $. A festival, or
wove in one piece, into their proper
public rejoicing, such as on the
number, by. cutting the selvage. celebration of a marriage, or of a
<&- ^6osSs>3o nttariyamu, & An upper religious ceremony at a temple. 2*
or outer garment, vide. & ^-o-°tfo Elevation, joy, festivity.
Kiôo uttarasangamu. &-"5r\s^s5oo utsahamu, s. Encourage-

An answer ment. 2. Perseverance. Joy,
& <£&$ utt&ruvu, 5. or 3.
reply. 2. An order or command. triu m ph. & <§\ °r° o o5d utsahintsu, v.
3. Permission, leave. & #&s$^;S<j 72. To persevere. 2. To rejoice,
uttaruvucheppu, To answer or to triumph.
reply. & #&s$s|Tfc\ utfaruvuitstsu, ^S'sSm udakamn, s. Water.

To give leave to permit 2. To ;
^sêr^ udakaladu, v. a. To bring
answer: to direct. & j| &>£,;£) -&v,r° forth a child ; because water pre-
^ uttaruvuputstsukonu, To take cedes the birth, vide &&s-*zn>&)
leave. &j$&$ 3&» r
uttamvucheyu, utakaladu.
To order. ^•a'oaas^M udayamu, s. The rising of
& _p$&* —«£tf °
uttarottara, adv. At any the sun, or heavenly
of other
future time. bodies. 2. The morning. 6r as ear* a
<£- ^"j^r=too uttalapatu, s. Perturba- udayadri, The eastern mountain,
tion ; disquietude of mind. behind which the sun is supposed

&&\ ® utpatti, s. Birth, creation,- to rise.
production, origin, a-e^ j>cso$ nt- ^rftooootfb udayintsu, v. n. To rise,
pattiyavu, To be born, created, as applied to the heavenly bodies.
formed, or framed. £^ ©ôooo ut- 2. To be born.
patticheyu, To create ; to fabri- £res&';6oo udaramu, s. The belly.
cate : to produce. &ftQ£:& udaripadu, v. n. To start.

£r&&0-Udutu 65 &£9o-Uddharin
v
& T^tfc&o udanamu, s. One of the &2&&&>c&§o udurumicluku, 5. A dis-

five airs which the Hindoos be- obedient, impudent, or self-willed
lieve to be essential to life, and person.
which is understood to rise up £- z o & sfroudd and a mu, 5. Violence, fier-
the throat.
ceness'. 2. Insolence, 3. Tyranny.
&-&°8&>z, &75-*Q udaraniu, udari, adj. 6-258 uddari, s. A bank, or shore, on
Liberal, bountiful, generous, mu- which one cannot land, or from
nificent 2. Excellent. which one cannot embark, on ac-
&tf>%<6&& ucl£sinaniu, s. Abusive, count of its natural difficulties.
£rc5&$ udclaruvu, 5. The pawning or
or foul language. &tt>%o& uda-
mortgaging of grain, or other such
sintsu, To abuse. 2. To disgrace.
perishable articles.
esTs^h-^^zfo udasfnaladu, To a-
<£&£& uddavadi, 6. Great celerity,
buse.
or quickness.
&Tr°%&?£o udasfntidu, 5. A stranger.
&a uddi. s. vide &£ nii'i. 2. Alow
2. A common acquaintance.
ri dge, in tilled ground, for retaining
6-T5"°sS-*tfr3, £rv7*S3-*tfro5&:>o udahararia, the water introduced into it. So A
udabaranainu, s- An example, in- bank, raised above the level of a
stance, or illustration, of any rule tank, with a channel upon it, on
or precept. 2. A quotation. 3. An which water, having been raised.
apposite argument. &is*&do&s is conveyed from the tank to fields
of a higher level.
udaharintsu, v. a. To illustrate,
£r&>ex> 5. The
uddulu, -pulse termed
or give examples. 2. To quote
a rule? as authority for an ex- Fhaseolus Mungo.
ample, or an example, in illustra- 6r'cS3'?65> uddesanm, s. Determinati-
on
tion of a rule.
on, resolution. 2. Yiew, intention,
&©9 udiri, s. Pure gold.
m
obiect- £r7§$o-&> uddesintsu, v. a.
£r*£e;sSJ&> uclilapaclu, v. n. To reflect. To determine ; to resolve. 2. To

2. To grieve, to regret. have in view. 3. To destine or in-
tend for another. 4. To fix the
e»b -a udichi, s. The north.
mind upon a particular object.
£r^§b uduku, v. a. vide &&>& utuku. &£s#8&»' udclhatamu, adj. Rude,
w-?5ot3o uduiu, adj. Firm, strong, s.
arrogant, ill behaved.
Strength. e^-Keo^ uddharintsu, v. a. To raise

9
^rfiôtf-Udyoga M £sS-3-OJpaka~
or lift up. 2. To support ; to up- an employment. 6-sr*c?Ci6ao€r**2»ii3

hold. 3. To re-establish to ; renew;
to restore; to found. 4. To rescue;
r°^) udyogamulopettukonU) To
to deliver. 5. To preserve, to pro- place in an office. &8ô>03o£& u-
tect.
dyogasthudu, A person holding a
£r^tfgb£2o uddharakudu, s. A deli- situation. s5j*#o,&, 6-o-atf a sosba
9 .
verer one who protects, preser-

; <§"* arêK^î&ô&oF^sb ma-
ves, upholds &c
tandri unchina dravyamuto udyo
^c5\%-sSw udbhavamu, s. Birth, pro- gamuchesukontunn^nu, I am trad-
duction, feewao^, &tf\££>o udblia ing with the money which my
vintsu. udbnavillu, v. To be father left.
n.
born. £rjo§ uniki, s. Being; existence. 2.
&&'cxk35oo udyamamu, 5. Effort ; ex- Residence. 3. State or condition.
ertion. 2. Perseverance. 3. Readi- £r!0§;o&a unikipattu, Ahouse.
ness.
&i$\&}&x> unnatamu, adj. High, lofty.
&tt°c tf sfos udyanamu, 5. A royal pub-
£t?k unni, s. Wool.
lic garden-
^7^ &&*> uumidamu, s. Insanity. 2.
e^r-cpcsstf udyapana, s. The perfor-
Extravagance.
mance of any meritorious act of
devotion, or of any penance, aus- &££tfr3*>*> upakaranamu, s. An ap-
terity, or privation- 2. The cere- pendage, material, or implement;
mony which takes place at the as, the utensils of a kitchen, the
conclusion of the same. tools of a trade, or the furniture
£j&o S'sSw udyuktamu, adj. Zeal- of a house. <fcc
ously active. 2. Prepared. &ss-s"°tfs53o upakaramu, s. Beneficen-
^-eôKs&w udyogamu, s. Exertion. 2. ce, favor, kindness. 2. Aid, help.
An employment, occupation, cal- £r£S'eo-&> upakarintsu, v. To con-

ling;, service, or trade. 3. An office fer a benefit, to contribute to a
or situation. ê^gTCsS^cs^ udyo- charity. 2. To serve, to be of use
to, to assist. £rtf-^°a upakari, adj.
gamucheyu, To exercise an office.
Beneficent, kind, disposed to
£rS^QKj6ooer*tf5fc«b udyogamulona-
charity, assisting. &ss-y>tf«&»s6eaffi
mara, To be employed in an office
&£-*<? jCsfc»er«£«&bo^ udyogamulo- Xsr*zh upakaramnmarrachinava-
namartsu. To procure for another ud, An ungrateful man.
£r£s$Jjpapa 67 â'^-Upasa
^r£.&.s6sko upakramainu, s. A begin- &3->e£rs$3o upapatakama, s- Crimi-

ning or commencement. ^sS^Sô nality in the second or third de-
gree as killing a cow, selling a
•t5b upakramfntsu. To begin, to ;
daughter in marriage, atheism, &c.

commence.
&3s$b upama, s. Resemblance. 2.
^S^r^sSM upacharamu, s. Civility ;
politeness honor. 2. Service, ob-

Comparison. A
simile or para-
3.
;
ble. 4. Dexterity, artfulness, skil-
liging conduct, kindness. dsfi-Sô-ifc
fulness. arsSsfc^csco upamacheyu,
upacharintsu, v. a. To be oblig-
ing, kind, or polite. 2. To shew
To contrive ; to project. &$&>q
respect. 3. To serve, to assist. upamari, A
dexterous, skilful,
s.
or artful person.
^sS^'TsSm upadesamu, s. Instruction;
in
&3&r°tfo53o upamanamu, s. vide &;$s5b
advice. 2. Initiation sacred
rites,by the communication of upama.
prescribed formulas, or mystical £rsSosoo g'sSoo upayuktamu, adj. Con-
verses.
venient. 2- Serviceable #
<£s$ oofo §
&3^3oa5b upadesintsu, v. a. To in-
upayukti, s. Convenience. 2. Ser
struct, to teach, to advise. 2. To viceableness.
initiate as above explained. upajûktamavu, v. n. To
£rs$oeco_s*»£)
&3 s .sssSm upadravamn, s. Annoy-
be convenient, or serviceable.
ance, trouble, molestation.2. Grief,
affliction. 3. Suffering, sickness.
£r£^croK ss>3 upayogamu, s. Utility.
££tfc3btfo6oo upanayanamu, The s.

2. Advantage. 3. |^Ser viceableness
ceremony of investing a young adj. Useful. 2. Advantageous. 3.

Hindoo, o± any of the first three Serviceable, &-;5^h>5\ot5o upayo-
classes, with the sacred thread, gintsu, v. n. To be useful, or of ser-
worn by them over the left shoul- vice to another.
der, across the body, and passing
&s$sstfs5s> upavanamUjs. A garden or
under the right arm.
grove.
&3*£ e£ ss» upanetramu, s. A pair of
spectacles.
^^«y^s5w upavasamu, 5. Fasting. 2.
&sSsS8 upapati, s. A paramour; a A fast.
gallant. &sS<?sfctfsko, &£<rs5bs5a}Upasamanamu,

&SSSS 8 upapatti, s, Obtaining. 2. Aid, upasamamu, s. Tranqaillity, calm-
assistance, help. 3. Convenience. ness. 2. Patience. 3. Alleviation;

&fn> ^r§-U padhya 68 Atf^JOppaia
abatement. £>$tfsxo-&> upas'amin- the plural, ^^-^com upadhyayi,

tsu, v n. To be calmedor pacifi- The wife of a teacher.
ed. 2. To be alleviated, abated, or ct-ôs5s5cx> upayamu, *, A stratagem,
assuaged,
artifice, contrivance, or expedi-
e^S #o,3) upasruti, s. A
good or bad ent. 2. A plot. 3. A method or
omen, as gathered by two persons means. 4. A remedy. -S'ifo&irasS
in consultation together, from in- s5oosx> chaturupayamulu, The four
cidentally over hearing what is means of success, against an enemy.

said. by a third person. 2. Judicial
viz. "^s&sSoo samamu, Conciliation.
astrology aspect of the stars? for-
;
tune-telling, &c. *sr, ^'s5o3 danamu, Presents, or gifts.
££$^$e-&xi apasparsamu, s. Touch- ^c5sr>*> bheclamu,' Dividing; crea-
ing, contact. 2. Bathing, ablution. ting dissension : and sc&sSm dan-

3. vide es-Efsfctfsko achamanamu. dam u, Chastisement. &-£r>cx£ê)
&•&>•&» ct&xs upadanamu, s. Abstrac- upayasali, A contriver, £>-Zr°a£&u
tion, restrainingthe organs of sen- gô-rfc upayamu kalpintsu, To

se and perception.
2. Cause, mo- form a plot, to contrive. -
tive. 3. Commonly a handful of &-Zr7$tix> npasamu, s. vide e^;5o^tf;6c»

raw rice, given in alms begging. ;
upavasamu.
£r-2r°TT°tf-Soe£> upa-danamettu, To £r~£& upeksha, 8. Contempt; disre-
beg raw rice
gard. 2. Inactivity, indolence. 3.
&ir°§ upadhi, s. Virtuous reflection. Abandoning. 4. Indifference. &-£
2. In the Yedanta, the mortal Ix.o-db upekshintsu, v. m To dis-
forms or properties which disguise regard, to contemn. 2. To be in-
the spirit. 3. A person attentive different. 3. To abandon.
to the support of the family. 4.
Commonly, pain, trouble, sickness. £rs^s!o&» uposhyamu, S* A fast. &>
5. Prevention. £r*sics6x> â2& uposhyamu undu,

fair>-zF>QG&)?20 upadhyayudu, 5. The To abstain from food ; to fast.
brahman who performs family cer- £r£^ uppata, s. Dilating on the ex-
monies. 2. One choseto to represent traordinary prosperity, qtialificati-
Bramha at a sacrifice. 3. A spiritu- '
ons, or beauty of another. This-is

al preceptor. 4. A
school master. always blamed by the natives, be
This word is honorificaliy used in cause it is believed that -injury
&tf N D-Uppali 69 &£v^-Ubbu
will thence arise to the person &§^9 ^-S^toa uppi, uppichettni $,
referred to. £>^&ou<b uppatintsu, A thorny shrub,

To dilate as above. ^rsûppu, v. a. To scald paddy, '&c.
gsX^Q uppati, s. Birth, production. ^sS^Soss^sSm uppudubryyamu,
vide ^^^g, ds-^feSoo^s^Sejo utpa- Rice scalded in the husk.
tti, uppatillu, uppatillu, v, ». vide ^sSûppu, s. Salt.
&e^ jjoasJfo utpattiyagu, Under & £-~5urf uppena, s. A sudden rising or
du % utpatti. overflow of the sea, Causing in-
^^tftfsfoo, £-3jtf nppadanamu, uppa undation.
na, s. Saltness'. &£rôtfo nppongu, v. n. To be trans,
^-s^tfsfoo upparamu, s. The sky or ported with joy ;
to exult. 2. To
atmosphere. overflow.
•&3Svtfwr»«&, e^8 upparavadu, up pa- &aer°fe3 3&»ubalaUnm, s. Regret, from

ri, 5. A male of the caste of tank missing any thing or person.
diggers. The female is termed fes^ &200& ubuku, v. n. To overflow. 2.
tf a upparacli, They are employed To swell.
in digging tanks or wells, repair- &-ex>&> ubusu, 5. Rest, repose.

ing water channels and raising â. ubba, s. Excessive heat or
embankments* and are said to be
warmth. 2. Closeness.
descended from a Soodraman and
Soodra woman, united by the
^zdvcôô ubbadangu, v. %* To be
marriage termed Rachasa, where lessened, humbled, or abated.
the female is forcibly seized after &2>vtfsa» ubbaramu, 5. Swelling, in*
the destruction of her relatives, or flation. 2, Tympany. cêo^bub-
captured war.m barintsu, v. n. To swell, v. a. To
ds-êi? upparige, s. The upper story
inflate.
of a house. 2. A house of more £r»\e) ubbali, 5. Mire, mud.
than one story.
£r»\tfs53o ubbasamu, 5. Asthma.
&ê>s5oo, ^^ysto uppalamu, uppala-
&2»\ ubbu, 5. Swelling, protuberan-
mti, s.salt-marsh; the soil which
is cultivated to produce common ce. 2. Being puffed up with joy,
or pride.
salt. vide. &&> uttu.
£r£u\ ubbu, v. n. To swell. 2.To be
&oSj© uppalij 8, Calamity ; misfor-
tune* puffed up with joy or prid% &%h o
o
&c^S>-Ummani 70 &8cs&-Uriyu
•& ubbintsu, v. a. To inflate, or which precedes the birth of a

make to swell. 2. To puff up with child.
joy; to flatter. £rs5ê)ir ummalika, 5. Uneasiness, dis-
£r$rcs5^ ubhayatra, adv. On both quiet.
sides ; in both placesw G. <£r$-os5 ^s5jô&^2ûmmayamuttemu -5.
3
êx> ubhayatralu, s. plu- Both An artificial pearl.
parties. £rS& ummi, s. Spittle. &&> -£-&> um-

^•ôc3s6ao ubhayamu, adj. Two s. mrveyu, To spit.
Both. £r$-as»ex> ubhayalu, Both ^"^ j! ummetta, s. The thorn apple.
parties. &8*r»tfa6w umidamu, s.vide Datura fastuosa. 2. The Indian
&-era J Ki6x> unmadamu. nightshade, Solanum Indicum.
—
£raoctf5o umiyii, 0. a. To spit ; to &-^csoo ummeyu, v. a. vide £r£oc3co
spit out. umiyu.

^tsSm^ umuka? 5. The husk of paddy. ^-ôge) uyyela, s. A swing. 2. A piece
e^rsSM^dbfio umukacherugu, To of cloth suspended from the roof
of a room, wherein children are
winnow paddy after it is beaten.
placed, as in a cradle.
&-"&o2fcsr<>5~ umeduvar, 5. An expec-
&tfô-tfcuradintsu, v. n. To extend,
tant, a dependant, a candidate ;
spread, or expand.
a person attendant on another, in
the hope of obtaining some em- &&&*> uramu, s. The breast, the bo-
ployment. som.
^•s^êw ummagilu, v. n. To become &-£<*> uralu, p. n. To roll. 2. To fall
fully boiled, by confinement in its down.
own steam. This is applied to rice, 6tfS>o-tft uralintsu, v. n. To shine.
nearly boiled, which it strained,
and confined in its own steam. &a uri, s. A running knot. 2. A
noose a snare the rope with
&sk,&s5s> ummadamu, 5. Closeness; ; ;
which people are hung, £r8&ccbo

confined heat. adj. âo-Sjiim-
uridiyu, v. a. To hang another.
madintsn, v. n. To be affected
â^^r°^> uribosukonu, To hang
by close heat; to feel warm from
one's self.
the closeness or confined heat of
a room. &-8cc^&> uriyadu, v. n. ToHremble,
&J&J&& ummaniru, $. The water &actfo uriyu, 9. n. To get loose.
&-&&>§b-Urruku 71 ^D^JUlivu
£r&£?ar»?5S urudzamfnu, s. A sort of jump ; to vault. e^Sc^x^ urru

fish. Sparus spilotus. kudugappa, s. A species of frog
£&a urudi, adj. Positive. 2. Strict,- which is constantly in motion.
rigid. 3. Loud.
&&»&'&* do urrukuboddu,A navel
which protrudes from the belly.
&&(7z\>&> urudfadu, s. A rope with
Many native children have navels
which a calf is tied to a cow, which protrude one or two inches,
when she is milked. This is always proceeding, it is said, from some
done in India; otherwise, the cow
awkwardness in cutting the navel
will not allow her milk to flow.
string,, at their birth.
^&sjm urumu, v. n. To roar.
£-&*£ urruta, s. vide £r^£ udu'ta.
£rbbsscl uruvadi, s. Violence, impe-
£r&93$ urrupu,' s. Leaking, vide &
tuosity. 2. Alacrity. 3. Loudness.
eJc«5o urriyu.
^&tf&o-i5b uruvariintsu, v. a. To ap-
^ra»s5x> urrumu, s. Thunder, v. n.
pal another, by heroic deeds in.
battle, &c. To thunder, v. a. vide &e£sx>&n&
£rtfb$ uruvu, adj. Great, large. Urrimitsiitsu.
&fr|ex7*7fo, ^&5>a-°ife>y >7fc <

urralugu, ur-
£>e$sg> urravu, s. Beauty. 2. Abun-
dance, excess.
ru talugu, To swing
v. n. violently.
2. To persevere. 3. To please, to
£reJ urn, An affix denoting possessi- delight. ,
on as ttsys&weJ balamurri, strong, &v%cS ulakana,

;
adj. Light. 2. Easy.
from wsSco balanin, strength. 3. Contemptible.
£reJs*>&r°-3b urrimitsutsu, v. a. To &vssvd ulavalu, s. vide êwêx* ulu-
look earnestly, steadfastly, or se- valu.
verely, in consequence of anger. A
&>£> uli, s. chisel.
razees urriya, s. A brave man.
6rD§;S2k ulikipadu, v. n. vide &ooSb
<£&8ctfo urriyu, v. n. To leak ; to drop uluku-
through. ^Si^pfco ulikipatu, $. A start.
£r&*> urru, v. n. To be fit. 2- To re-
£r£H>, <£ ©&£"*&» nlipi, ulipigotiu. s.
treat to retire, or withdraw: v.
;
A wild,extravagant, impudent, or
a. To regard, honor, or esteem. mischievous person.
6rcso& urruku, v. n. To run. 2. To &©«$ ulivu, a, Beauty.
dsero^-Ullaku 72 ^â-Usiri
&ex§b uluku, v. n. To startf- to move &er°#;£oa ullasamu, s. A chapter or

suddenly, from alarm ; to awake section. 2. Joy, pleasure? gaiety,
abruptly from sleep, <5re)§££3o uli- delight, amusement.
kipadu, To start> &c. As above. &£> ulli, adj. Of or belonging to
êw-^gij^^) nlutsamfnu, s. A fish, garlick or onion. &s x£ ulliejadda,
resembling a porpoise. Onion or garlick. ft&© nirulli,
£êx>-^ ulupha, .<?. Supplies furnished, Onion. -3008 vellulli, Garlick. &
gratis to any great personage, on gj^yo^b ulliolutsu, To peel an oni-
a journey, by those who reside on on.
the route.
£©-£p&?c3&>3 ullipasnanairiu, 5. lit.
£-e>os5" uluva, s. A crop of the pulse
onion-stone. Arsenic.
termed Glycine tomentosa, or horse ^^S^_ ulakki, adj. False.
gram. adj. Of, or belonging to
^Sqâso uvvilluru, v. n. To be very
that pulse. £rex>sse>3 uliivalu, s. plu.
fond of. 2. To be covetous.
The pulse itself.
&"3n^ uvvettu, adj. All.
&•« o^tf, &o o^^sSw ullanghana, u-
Uanghanamn, Transgression
s.
^sxj&w ushnamu, adj. Hot. .9. Sun-
;
the act of deviating or passing shine, warmth, heat. &sxtf3~^

ush-
, .
£9
over. 2. Disgrace. 3. Contempt. narasmi, The sun. 6ss.7sr»tfra$fco
6ecfooo^
<>> >
ullan ffhini su,
'-j
v. a. To usnnavarariamu, An umberella. s-
pass to deviate, to trans-

ois£r» 2\ot& ushnintsu, 9, ?z. To be hot.
gress. 2. To disgrace. 3. To despise.
^rS>r*ex^ usikolpu, v. a. To hiss, set-
fe?^& ullda, s, An awning or canopy.
on, or excite a dog. 2. To incite
6e^^fB5oa ullabhamu, s. A canopy one against another.
borne over marriage offerings, or &%Q?$ usirika, adj. Of, or belonging
over the bride or bridegroom, as to Emblic inyrobalan. Phylian-
they go in procession. thus emblica.
&e> s5oj ullamu, s. The mind. 2. The ^ftes'sS-Ef^fi usirikapatstsadi, s. A
heart. sort of food made like pap, com-
&-er»& ullakn, .v. A written memo- posed of sour milk, mustard, and
randum, with goods or grain,
left
emblic myrobalan. & %bg 6&&x>rr>
specifying the quantity, and the ob5 usirika rirrugaya,& Pickle made
owner. of the emblic myrobalan.
e&Xb.tfgu 73 Si&tf-Udio-a
&%%o usillu, s. White ants, or termes, du, To swing. &>?&zr°is ugulata, s>
with wings, vide a^^b isulln. Swinging. ^fto-sfo ugintsu, v. a. To
fe&>s*» usumuj v, a. To clean or wash shake ; to move to swing or rock.

;
cloth. Otf utsa, s. The stalk of the Holcus
&&>tf> usuru, 5. Life ; vitality. 2. saccharatus or great millet, com-

Breath. 3. Strength. &tfatfs6 usu- monly termed Jonnalu, before
the grain is ripe. 2. The tender
ranu, v. a. lit. To invoke life, to
inside of the plantain tree, ter-
be much vexed. ^Joo&^^r ^ u-
minating in the stalk, which
suruputstsukonu, To kill. 2. To bears the fruit. ^Ôossq^ utsa-
injure or annoy severely.
biyyamu,s. Tender or unripe grain
£r&ex> usulu, s. Becovery of health. of the Jonnalu or great millet.
2. Facility, adj, Better in health.
£4 3o utsu, v. n. The falling off of tho
2. Easy.
hair from sickness.
dr^j tiste> adj. vide feîoj^ uch-
£*xfcut&ti, v. a. vide £45\o%& ugintsu,
chinta.
Under £Afo ugu,.
^-&oxtf?$o ussuranu, -y. rc. wc/e- £r6o£tfS
usuranu, Under ^-ôbb usuru. && uta ? 5. A natural spring or foun-

tain of water. 2. The sap of plants,
3. The juice of fruits. 4. The
liquor of pickles, adj. Heavy. 2.
& u, The sixth letter in the Telugu
Abounding in springs, moist. 3.
alphabet. Full of sap. 4. Juicy.
£i?T uka, s. The husk of paddy, vide
&&r*& litadu, v. n. To move as the
£>i6xig umuka. waves to be violently
of the sea,
£4 §o^b ukintsu, v. a. To shake to ; agitated, or shaken.
agitate, or move. 2. To endeavour* £a£ uda s 5. Fibrous roots* which
or make an effort.
grow downwards from the bran-
Or^, ^r*^ ukottu, ukonu, v. a.
ches of the banyan, and other
To make a sort of noise, so as to trees.
shew that one is listening to a &4&Ks5w udigamu, s. Slavery. 2. Do-
speaker. 2. To listen, or hear.
mestic service. &>&X$)or*&i lidiga-
^?*o ligu, v. n. To swing to be agi-
;
pnvadu, A slave a ; vassal. 2. A
tated, or shaken. S*?fcen»2& Qgula- domestic servant.
10
&Atfb_Udu 74 ^tfcl.tlradi
&>Z$o udu, v. n. To be separated, swoln. 2. To be puffed with wind,

loosened, or unfastened. 2. To £iatf"3o& udinavendi, Eure silver.
take flight. 3. To be dismissed. unamu, adj. Less. 2. Defec-
&4tf8&»
&*£&•&, &>zk>\ udutsu, lidtsu, v. a. To tive, s. Defect ; maim. 2. Injury.
sweep. 2. To relax, loosen, or
£4(33, £*s&\ unu, untsu, v. a. To fix
slacken. 3. To transplant. £4&>$
firmly, to place steadfastly. &>$*&*
udupu, s. Sweeping. 2. Transplant-
ing. &&>%)&& udupumadi, s. A &r>zk unimatlada, To speak firm-
iy-
plot or field in which grain has
been transplanted. &>S>0 upiri, s. Breath; respiration.
£4& lita, s. A fishing hook, 2. Sup. £*s& upu, v. a. vide î$b utsu.
port, e^&r^ utakola, A walking &>^tfs5s> upuramu, s. The protuber-
cane. ance or hump on the neck of In-
£a 3 uda, Envy. A dian oxen.
s. 2. swelling, a
tumor. &$$&$ udakadupu, s. A â«r>eûbavaclu, s. A eunuch.
pot belly. £*£) ubi, s. Mud, mire.
&>&& udara, s. A great smoke. (~i><$ ÂS'S' uraka, adv. Commonly written
tf"3£s> udarabefctu, To smoke an OQ~§ urike, Without emotion of
animal in a hole, in order to de- any kind; quietly, silently, peace-
stroy it. ably. 2. At leisure, in idleness,
£* -sr° uba, adj. Of a brown colour. without employment. 3. "Without
cause, reason, or meaning. 4. Only.
£i2$b udu, v. a. To blow. 2. To blow 6. For pastime. 7.
5. Gratis.
a with the breath, or with a
fire Without success. 8. Constantly.
bellows. 3. To blow out a light.
&>ti£o& lirakanda, s. The root term-
The natives seldom extinguish a
light with the breath, because fire ed Tacca pinnatifida, often used
is deemed a minor divinity. 4. To as food by the natives,
blow or 'sound any wind instru- £itf&o-db uradintsn, v. a. To Comfort;
ment. 5. To lean upon. v. n. To to console; to appease. 2. To con-
be sweln. &>tSosr>-%c$x> uduvadde- dole with.
mu, A wind instrument. £*3o-t5b Otf&sw, Otf&sw uradilu, uradilln, v.
udintsu, v. Caus. To cause to blow,
n. To be consoled, comforted, or
as above. £&$&•*$ udipovu, To be
appeased.
&tf c-Urdhwa 75 &> &> o-Uhin
î^ôa urapandi, 5. The tame or £*&j urpu, s. vide ££&;£) urupu, 2. A

domestic hog, opposed to the wild thick preparation of tamarinds^
hoo*. with various vegetables.
£*tf fiats' urapitstsuka, 5. A sparrow. OtfoS, ^*8q?> urvas'i, urvasi, s. Oor-
£*tt»&^ urartsu, v. a. vide £4tfcio-t$b vasi, one of the celestial nymphs.
uradintsu.
Oesfco urrata, s. Leisure. 2. Aid, help.
£*8^§ urike, adv. vide OS'S' uraka.
£*es&ex>,' O-efBev) urradilu, urradillu.
'
CO • •
&i& uru, s. A village. £i&so*e3e>o uru-
v. 72. vide Otf&yo uradilu.
pallelu, s. Villages, great and
£iM3 urru, v. n. To be pickled. 2.
small.
To be puffed or fat. 3. To spring,
Otfb$ urupu, s. Breath. s<bj-»&^
as water from its source. 4. To
nitturupu, A sigh.
sink into, enter, or penetrate, as
&>~67fo uregu, v. n. To go in proces-
ink into paper. 5. To be soaked.
sion, through a village, or town.
6. Medicine to affect the body.
This is applied to marriage, or
religious processions. £*&-7r°css urugaya, s. Pickled fruit.
&"35\o-& uregintsu, v. Caus. To cause £4&a-S\fi urubatstaadi, s. Fruit first
to go in procession. <fcc. £&~3Ao£>

mashed, and tben pickled.
uregimpu, A procession, &c. As £*&£)ocl urubindi, s. Any pulse, 'fried
above. with ghee and chill}-, then ground,
£*&\ urtsu, v. a. To respire. 2. To and made iuto a thick mixture, by
sigh. 3. To rub together, and col- the addition of salt, and water.
lect with the hand the remains of
£4!^ ulika, s. The litter generally
food, on a plate, or in a vessel, or
any liquid that falls on the ground, called a Looly.
&8«£s5to urjitamu, adj. Confirmed; £*Stf"3S usaravelli,*. Anoldchameli-
strengthened. 2 Stable. on.
&>$ os5»s urdhwamu, adv. On high, £*sS? uha, s. Thought, reasoning, 2.
above. A guess.
^ 9 S er * *™ urdhwa lokamu,
* s. &*!r*oi5b uhintsu, v. a. To think ; to
Heaven, reason. 2. To guess.

*LE 76 ciod^-Endu
thus, ae§s"s5» ede&'amu, Is often

written o^^sSw eddesamn, Which
<&x> ri The seventh letter in the Te-
country ?
lugu alphabet.
ojo^D eogili, s. Irregular. Inflex. sing.
2^00 2^^) ridzuvu, adj. Straight.
ô5vD> oio^feS engili, engiti ; nom.
scODrasSoo rirtamu, 5. A debt. worasSao
plu. o3o5\g, doAoô engillu, engi-
ôok rinamucheyu, To contract ndlu, The spittle. 2. Any thing
debt ; to borrow, wcxmsSô rinapa that has become impure by touch-
du, To get in to debt. soxrasSaof^ ing the mouth. 3. The refuse,
To pay crumbs, or remains of victuals.
TinamutirtsQ, a debt. sÔra
o) o-ifo entsu, v. a. To count, to reckon.
&>&> rinasthudu, A debtor.
To esteem,
2. to regard. 3. To
a>ao«&$ rituvu, s- The menstrual eva- think, believe, or imagine. oJoiSb
cuation. a>:o&>srfio rituvagu, v. %.
§"(33 entsukonu, v. Oomp. To
To become menstruous. wco«&>a£8 count, reckon, think, or believe,
ritumati, A woman in her courses. for one's-self. 2- To reflect ; to
2. A season, the sixth part of a revolve in one's mind.
year, comprising two months. oiods^nda, s. The suii-shme ; the
©xx> &o §0^-, vod®o?p?&> ritvikku, ritvi heat of the sun. "6 So c So reyenda,
judu, s. An officiating priest •, one Moon-shine. £o&iv>crtx> endagayu,

who is hired to perform the grand To be sun-shins. ojcSflSfc-êx) enda-
sacrifice, called Yaga. mavtilu, Excessive heat produces
woosx^rsfoo rishabhamu, s. A bull or an appearance, at a distance, re-
ox. 2. The second of the seven sembling a sheet of water, which
notes in the Hindoo gamut. is thus named ; it is termed by the
French mirage.
£>dd?x rishi, s. A saint, a sage.
^ oô endu, v. To become dry, to
'/.•.
dry up. 2. The body to become

lean or thin. 3. Trees, plants, lea-
o3 e, The tenth letter of the Telugu ves, &q. To wither or die. eioô-^
alphabet. It is often used, before endintsu, v. a. To dry.
words beginning withaconsonai.it, ô<3b endu, adj. Dried. cio&b'Sêw
for long & e ; In this case, the endudevulu, A lingering disease,
following consonant is doubled; gradually reducing the body.
o5o"3-Etube 77 o^go^-i^kku
oio^b^^to enduputatta, s. A large Ag eT°l> ekatali, s. vide ^xnr§ egataii.
basket, in which things are spread ois'^l^-sSoa ekasakkenm, s. A joke.

to dry. 2. Mockery.
oio 2£,~s-*o&, oô^S endrakaya, endri, oi-g-°â§ ekaeiri, adj. Sudden, speedy.
s. A crab. o)o^-cr>3 endrirasi. The 2. Alone, single.
sign Cancer. oJ§E>cr>2& ekimidu, 5. A master, or
c3o£ enta, An adjective or substan- lord. 2. A king, or ruler. 3. An

owner.
tive pronoun, not declinable, ex-
oi^feS ekkati, adj. Alone.
cept in a few cases. It is the in-
adv. Where? Ag^S
terrogative offc9oe£ anta, and 30 £ <3£k_& ekkada,
inta, q. v. How ? how much ? &&\ o^'k--^ ekkaclanunnu, ek-
»
how many ? 2. what? It may be kada, Every where, d §"(,_£» sfc.ss^,

used in an}7 interrogation respect- ekkaclanunnu, ekka-
p3r^_T^."efj5b
ing time, number, wei'iht, or qu-
antity. oio^"lcg) entasepu, How da-ledu, No where, ^^-âboS),
long a time ? o}oe£o5oo& entarnan- <h£lr.&&o& ekkadanunchi, ekkada

di, How many people ? nundi, Whence, <,} sfêSis-p- ekka-
ôl§3 enteni, adv. Much, extremely. danaina, Any where. oiar^-^S ek-
cô&^&o entofo, adj. pro. How? how kadiki, whither? fr^s^S or»2»^>
much ? how many ? nivekkadi vadavu, What country
oio&eas endarrn, Indef. pro. The in-

man art thou? fr^sêS ^"S^^
of tso£e£» andarru,
nivekkada vadekkada, What a
terrogative
great difference, or distance, there
and sô£ea> indarru, q. v. How is,between thee and him. ^<> &sr*
many ? ekkadano, &c. Where I Know
0)0 &> endu, pro. What?
Defective. not, or am in doubt, where.
oiossbSo enduku, For what ? why? o}§k-8o-& ekkirintsu, v. a. To make
wherefore ? adv. Where ? what faces to mock to deride. ^%> _
;
rj
place ? oSotsyg, cdotfjsoS' endaka,

8oe5 ekkirinta, s. Making faces,
endanuka, How far? how long?
mockery, derision. 2. A vehicle.
as far as what place ? until when?
c5o"3eJ§'s5M, o}o"3&§§ emberrikamu, Îê) ekkili, s. The hiccough.
emberriki, adj. Ugly. 2. Loath- oi&k- ekku, v. a. To ascend, mount,
some, disgusting. or climb. 2. To embark, ride up-
o^k-S-Ekkuva 78 «iKb«&-E<mdu
on, or to get into any conveyance. traordinary, remarkable. 5. Ex-

v. n. To rise, to be augmented,
cellent, noble. 6. Valuable. «5§ol_
increased, or accamulated. a^-go
tf&§ok_ss ekkuva takkuva, More
gb^_ vishamekku, Poison to rise
or eigo^ô^^" ekkuvavadu,
less,
or mount. j&^sb^ mattekku, To
An eminent or extraordinary man.
get intoxicated, tit. Intoxication
to rise. s&^-aoSo^madamekkUjTo <0K ega, adv. Above, up, upwards.
become 'lesherous. lit. Lust to It is opposed to a£ diga, below.
mount, tfcla&gbjj- vaddiyekku, In- eiK^&o egagottu, w a. To toss up.
terest. To accrue. oi§k-o<tfc ekkin- 2. To deny. 3. To disregard what
tsu, v. Caus. To cause to ascend. another says. 4. To turn another's
&c. v. a. To raise, augment, &c. 2. words into ridicule. 5. To refute.
To export.
£?C^<g) egajepu, v. a. T& draw up
£&k_ ekku, s, A bow string. 2. A or retain one's milk as
; e?cgi!p"e3X'
hiccough. o^§o^_aoa53 ekkudintsu,
^"^^> avupalegajepenu, The cow
v. a.To unbend a bow- oi§o^_ £>&»
retained her milk, s. The act of
ekkubettu, To bend a bow.
retaining one's milk.
o^Sol-^ ekkudu* adj. Noble ; chief,
great 2 Exorbitant, si An ascent. ciKoaoo egayu, v. n. vide. &%c&> egiyu.

2. Greatness, o)§b^_^baô^b ekku- StXtiy eiK^T"^ egasana, egasana, adv.
dudigudu, s. Ascent and descent; Above, up, on high. ^XStfS^csco
unevenness of ground, adj. Un- egasanadoyu, To lift up. 2. To
level.
push in. 3. To pull out, and dress
^Sc^-^D'gteS'sSM ekkudumekamu, s.
the wick of a lamp.
An elephant.
oi§o?_ex>"3toa ekkulubetta, *?. a. To o)5\cx& egiyu, v. n. To fly 2. To rise
excite ; to instigate. 2. To pro- in the air ;

to rise upwards. 3. To
voke. fly at another, in order to attack
o> &(,-£>,<a&k_$ ekkuva, ekkuvu, s. him.
Eminence, superiority. 2. Excess, o3762&afib2&egududigudu, s. cp adj.
exaggeration. 3. Any thing ex- vide casbk-SkSKb^b ekkududigudu,
traordinary. adj. More. 2. High,
Under the head of asfy-Sk ekku-
eminent, superior. 3. Excessive,
exaggerated, superfluous. 4. Ex- du.
oj-iS\9-Etstsari 79 <3fe$.Etti
«376sSbD egumati, s. Exportation, tion. 2. Caution, circumspection;

vigilance, precaution. iiSâ§'sS^>
shipment. ^Tfbs&âKbskS egumati-
digumati, Exportation and impor-
etstsarikapadu, To be cautious ;
to be aware of. N
tf\Q%â&> etstsa-
tation.
<37fo& eguru, v. n. vide oiftcoSj egiyu,

rikacheyu, To caution or warn.
^tf^QS'^sSv etstsarikatappu, To be
For ciftes^jg) egiripovu, vide £%h
careless, inattentive ; to be off
&*$> egisipovu, And for AkQzzSo
one's guard.
egiripadu, vide *>*&£&> egisipadu,
di5b\ etstsu, v. n. vide ~^r>^\ hetstsu.
Both under o^csfio egiyu, For oixtf
^-tS^xto, ^tS^\? d-^xto etstsota, ets-
JT'toa egaragottu, vide ^Xfr^too ega-
tso, etstsota, adv. Where ;
at
gottu,Under *jX-d a s^ceco ega-e- whicfe place. It is the interroga-
garaveyu, To toss or throw up in tive of wtS^v atstso, and sjtS^x to
the air.
itstsota, q. v.
oi 7fos5 eguva, 5. The top the upper ?"
;
o5 to eta, adv. Where? in what place
part of any thing.
It is the interrogative of esto ata,
ci Tfoss eguva, adv. Above, up, on high.
and sjto ita, q. v»
o};fo eggu, s. Shame, disgrace. 2. Re-
oitoD eti j, particle. Where ? 2. What?
proach, blame. 3. Injury, mischief, -
evil.
3. How. It is the interrogative of
oi-tfto etsata, adv. Where ? in which estoo ata, and g&» itu, q. v. AkxsSc
place % It is the interrogative of feS, oi^sô^ etuvanti, eshuvauti,
£?-# to atsata, and s^to itsata, q. v. What like ? what sort ?
oi-D5\eo-& etstsarintsia, v. a. To hint ;

oitooejo etulu, adv. vide dto-* etla.
to mention imperfectly to bring ; dto~is) ettakeni, adv. With difficulty.

to mind by a slight mention to ;
dtolfoSo ettakelaku, adv. For a long
put one in mind of any thing. 2.
time? for a great while,
To forewarn to caution. d-;5\8o
;
etstsarintsukonu, Comp. v.
dtoSo&&> ettayeduru, s. The very
-t$br°,v»
front, the point directly opposite.
To challenge, as guards do to ;
give a caution. o5fe3 etti, adj> pro. What like? What

oi-CxQ^ etstsarika, s. A hint, the act kind ? It is the interrogative of
of mentioning slightty, intima- «£ atti, And &>& itti, q. v.

3£csfc-Edayu 80 ^ ©§r*_Ettik6
^&r°, o)kr°;6, o3fc» etla, etlasru, efclu. cause to separate, v. a. To break,

CO on CO - o y • '
adv. How? In what manner? In separate or disunite, vide asfoss'

what state or way? It is the in- edapaka.
terrogative of &&r° atla, And q&t* <3e£{fc edaru, s. An interval. 2. An
itla, q.
'•
v. oi<Jx°i^, dkr
CO CO
Q
'
Q
^^ 1
etla- opportunity.
gaina. etianaina, In any manner oV&ex) edalu, v. n. To go.
whatever by any means any
how.
;
At9°Q edari, s. A desert or wilder-
ness.
^2s eda, s. Place, space. 2. Medium,
oi^b edu, A particle denoting quan-
interval. 3. A distance. 4. Time.
esSocS ayeda, That time. o}£^>&o words, and corres-
tity, affixed to
ponding to the English affix full,
-7r° edayedanga, Separately.
in such phrases as a handful, a
o52s« edada, .?. Inner thought ; secret mouthful, &c.
opinion ; real sentiment. da£ edda, s. vide, d&s edada.
oi&ss' edapaka, adv, This is the ne-
d"g edde, adj. Stupid. 2. Obstinate.
gative verbal participle of »>£$ eddetanamu,
oi"3£tfs£» s. Stupi-
edapu, The causal form of oi&cobo
dity. 2. Obstinacy.
edayu, To separate, it signifies
edlu, s. plu. of oie5b eddu, q. v.
oJ&>
ro
literally, without causing to sepa- ' Ci
rate, but in common use is equiva- Bulls, oxen. ^& r £ j-^ ska ecllakot-
lent to continually without inter- tamu, A stall for bulls or oxen.

ruption, incessantly, always. d&â-sr ^ etubarikadu, .?. A thief;
ci&sfc edama, adj. The left. <0&s& ~i a rogue.
ex>, ci^sSb'^cwe edama kelu, edama- eiô ettu, 5. Height. 2. Weight. 3.
cheyyi, The left hand. A burden. A

quantity of two
4.
edamu, s> Space, spot, room. vis, or 6} pounds. 5. A wreath of

.si&i&M
flowers, adj. High. 2 Heavy, v. a,
2. Cause, ground, foundation. 3.
To lift up ;
to raise. 2. To seize;
Opportunity, occasion. 4. Means.
to take away. 3. To assume. 4. To
^&»D-£b\ edamitstsu, To give an
begin. 5, To obtain or procure. 6.
opportunity. To find out an item in an account*
oi&o&o edayu, v. a. To separate v. n. v. n. To rise.
To be broken, separated or dis- o) ©§^00 ettikolu, s. Endeavour, ex-

united. A&$) edapu, v. caus. To ertion.
<Otfsfco-Enaman 81 a^JEnni
Eight
3&K& ettugada, s. A project; a 3 Stores© enamannurru, adj.
contrivance. 2. An endeavour or hundred.
attempt. citfcsk enayu, v. n, To be
united, or
A&K&vo
— ettugaddalu, s. The two attached to ; to be joined, or mix-
° C9
clods of earth forming a fire place ed. 2. To be on intimate terms of
or hearth. friendship. 3. To be in coitu. 4.
The mind. The To be mixed, as ingredients in

3s eda, s. 2. breast,
food. 5. To be of one accord, in
3. The heart. ^-sp^csSo edanave-
music.
yu, v. a. To take any thing unlaw- olioênike, s. A thread, composed
fully or unjustly.
of four single spun-threads united.
cd&Tfo edagu, v. n. -To grow to ve-
;
oiioaoa enimidi, adj. Eight.
getate ; to increase in stature, da vide enayu.
dSctfco eniyu, v. n. cOtfctfo
5\tfsS£o-i$b ediginapadutsu, A girl

enutsu, enupu, v. a. To
Js&afc, o^ssotg)
who is marriageable.
mix, or mingle. 2. To stir with a
oi^^) edavu, 5. A cow ready for
stick, as ingredients in a dish. &
the bull.
sfcs&ifc ennpudu, The act of mix-
oi jfo«b edurn, s. The front, that which
inor, or of stirring as above.
is opposite- 2. Presence. 3. A pa-
rallel or comparison. Afr&i&a enupotu, s. A male buffalo.
oitfcl edcladi, s. Poverty, indigence. o^sSoo, oisso-ao*5 enumu, enupenti,

A female buffalo. <D;5b3 enupa, aclj<
2. Scarcity.
An Of, or belonging to, a buffalo, as
cOssb eddu, s. ox, or bullock. % A
bull. oij5bK>&><$ eddubaluvu, A bul- e5tf>Stfr>& enupadiida, A buffalo-
lock load, A&?r*& eclduvadu. A calf.

Eighty,
bullock-driver, or owner. To geld J ss&aa enubadi, a$. Numeral.
a bull. Siêfe ennadu, adv. lit. What day?
ena, adj. Equal. When % 2. Always, ever.
«dtf
enapa, adj. vide £$&&& enumu, enni, adj. vro. Collective, in

dtfsS ^SK
the neuter gender. How many ?
©)tfg enabhai, adj. Eighty.
It is the interrogative of «l^
dZ&oZsoj enamandru, s. plu. Eight
anni, and 3?^ inni, q. v...
persons.
11
«^8d3co-Eriju 82 o^^-Errapu
c5
1
sks ennika, s. The act of counting. <dtfb$ eruvu, s. A thing lent or bor-
2. A
thought. 3. An opinion. 4. rowed, for temporary use. 2.
Esteem, regard. 5. Conjecture, Manure.
hope. cies erra, s. Redness. 2- Food. c^'.
<Ds&\ ennu, s. The ear of paddy, or Red. 2. possible-
of other similar grain. oiesrew errakalu, s. pi. Wings.
•JaoN ennu, p. a. To count, to reck-
c5&srto erragu, p. a. To prostrate
on. 2. To
esteem, or regard. 3. oneVself ; to bow.
To think, believe, or imagine, vide
<Des-S) errachi, 5. Flesh.
oio-ifc entsu.
e^fe5êJ^s5w erraparrikamu, s. Reluc-
o)^\Q enbadi, adj. Numeral. Eighty.
tance, disinclination. 2. Aversion,
cdcg)2&, o^sSyjô epuclu, eppudu, adv.
repugnance; disgust. 3. Contempt.
When At what time.
?
erramantalu, A
<0&3sfcok>ew 5. great
^"SxoSSsfca ebberrikamu, aefy*. Ugly,
heat. 2. Inflammation.
loathsome, disgusting.
<3e5l errike, 5. m'cfe oiesoJfo errugti.
o)sx>~§ emike, s. vide cOsS^S' emuka.
oieasg'o-sr'd^), ©) eso So -53-° £sb errukalava-
o)S)oSsex>, ^StossS'-^sSaoew emidikalu,
emidikapainulu, s. Worms, (Teres)
c]u, errukuvadu, 5. Zi£. One who
such as are engendered in the knows. The male of a certain tribe,
human species. inhabiting forests and mountains,

3s5a>s' 5 eisfoa. emuka
— r emmu, s. A of which tfye females are renown-
bone. ^s5oo§'e;55G£X3 emukalavarrru, ed as fortune-tellers. They speak
A person reduced by disease to a language different from that
mere skin and bone. used by the people of the plains,
oiifc ernme, s. Beauty. and in their habits much resemble
cjtf era, s. Sorrow, grief. 2. Bait, or the gypsies.
prey of any kind, used to catch ciasoTfo errugu, v. a. To possess a pre-
wild beasts, &c 3. Food.
fish,
vious knowledge 2. To be ac- of.
£9otfo eriyu, v. n. To burn to be ;
quainted with. 3. To understand,
consumed. 2. To grieve. oitfK®, or know. This verb is chiefly us-id'
c^tfsse) eragali, eravali, s. Fire in in the aorist.
errupu, $* R.edness-
a forest, or jungle. c^sôsg)
oiswflo-Elugu S3 dtfrto-Esagu
êa erra, adj. Red, 2. Of a fair colour. oiswJfcff*^, oiexjôsSbotS eluguffoddu.

s. A red earth-worm, used as bait. elugunianti, s. A bear.
o)es£)sS> erracliima, A red-ant. <0e$
»ta ella, adj. All. 5. A limit, or bound-
»"3ew^) erranivelupu, ft£. The red ary. otasSêfo ellappudu, Always,
deity, the sun. Jm^K^ erra- frequently. J abb ellaru, Every
vullioadda,
O Onion, 2>ide &£> ulli. one. 0)0 tpom ellarayi, A boundary
. . CO
ê» ela, adj. Tender, delicate. AvsxrS stone, oio aêa-ifc ellaerparratsrs
elaniavi, A young mango. oiej-jafK To fix a boundary. £v zs^&ir*^)
elanaga, A female of a delicate elladatipovu, To transgress a bo-
form. undary.
Av?C*zx> elagolu, 5. The van-guard dS elli, s. To-morrow.
of an army. pi© S55m ellidamu, s. Astonishment,
o5e>&> elami, s. Joy; pleasure; delight, surprise, wonder.
oôooo-db elayintsu, v. a. To gladden, o)oooS ellundi, s. The day after to-
or exhilarate. 2. To give, morrow-
8 vide £&>£ eluka, oiso^ evvadu, _pro. Interrogative,
a "3 elike, 5.
A masc. Sing. Who? its fem. and

oiewoô'cT'e^^ elunguralpada, s.
neuter form is £)a edi.
low inarticulate expression of joy
or grief. ^sJcl evvate, pro. Interrogative,
A elu
tern- sing. Which woman? vide
Aoog eluka, s. rat, oSoogasS^sfc *"*
i)a edi.
kalabonu, A rat-trap. ^sws'^SsSS s'
elukackevipallika, lit. The rat-ear-

^& evvaru, pro. Interrogative,
ed plant. The evolvulus emargi-

masc. & fern. pi. Who ? its neuter
form is£)3 evi-
natus.
<0ex>7& elugu, 5. The human voice. 2.
pissp eshu, rtc?2?.How?.in whatmanuer?
The cry of any animal. 3. Sound. in what way? e^tfofeS eshuvanti,
4. A bear. o)sx>5\^ elugitstsu, To adj. What kind or sort? cJs&ss-g
make a noise; tw roar, or cry. £vo eshu vale, Like what?
l?e^ elugettu, To raise the voice. Azg&» esaka v
nu, s. Exaggeration.
cisw/fb-cpco&j eluguriyu, To become .\37fc esagu, v. n . To resemble, to
hoarse. agree with.
ftflo^gu 84 ^J&.Edu
c5tf& esaru, s. Water, boiled for the &-J? etsa, aefy'. aide &%-tiX£cg&&g
purpose of dressing victuals, &c esa-etsakankatitsukka, The twenty
£$u esala, s. Aflat earthen vessel. first of the lunar mansions, lit.
The crooked-bed &
constellation.
o)£a-°& esalaru, v.n. To be adorned.
Xsfako etsamata, Ungrammatical
language.
& e,The eleventh letter of the Telu- $)£b etsu, v. a. To torment, trouble
annoy, or harass-
gu alphabet. 2. The indeclinable
interrogative pronoun Which
<)£ eti, adj. What sort ? what kind ?
?
This is also the inflection singular
what? as. £)atf8too edinamu, What of two irregular nouns, viz. êa>
day?
erru, A river, and £) *fo erju, A year.
S)Sto ekata, s. Hope? desire, expec-
^^S'^p'sSw etikapamu, s. vide <a$x>&$od
tation.- 2. Intention, design.
emidikalu.
&$£» ekamu, adj. One. 2. Alone,
$bx> etu, s. A blow.
single, o. Solitary. 4. Joined, com"
tit&joti etrinta, s. The small black
bined, &g&x>~r?> ekamuga, adv. As
bird, generally termed the king-
one. 2. In a body. 3. Altogether, crow.
all at once. 4. Combinedly. 5.
£)a£ eda, adv. Where?
Compactly. 6. Singly, alone.
$&z> edava, Ordinal number. Se-
^-^tfb ekaru, To whimper or
v. n.
venth.
beg for any thing in alow voice. ^-c^r^sfoa edakodamu, s. Contra-
J)gp eku, v.
a. To defame; to pub- &T9V3JV&
diction. 2. Opposition.
lish another's faults. 2. To clean, edakodamuga, adv. Con-
s5»-7V°
pick, or beat cotton, s. A roll of
tradictorily.
'cleaned cotton, prepared for the
spindle. Dxr»a edadi, 8. A year.
egani, A Hindoo copper coin, ^gr 5

^ edikola, 5. The pole or shaft
D ir>*> s.
of the value of ten cash- of a plough.

To go. l)Ao-& egintsu, ^H edi, phrase. Where is ]ie ?
e)Kb egu, v. n-
v. Gam. To cause to go. vide &> £2& edu, s. A year. <2<i/. numeral.
ISflo uregu ? Seven, oê&f^jg'olb ôo^Scex) <^£

ojiosSw.Etwamu 85 a»j£ni
•tfQ&$?v>£o vadu vmikante yeda- $)"Z5"»er»a*Saa, ^cr»y-°^s5w edalabamu

kulu ega tsadivinavadii. lit. That edalabhamu, Inattention. This
s.
man has read seven leaves more
is a vulgarism for csSTpo-^sSw
than this man. That man is seven
times worse than this man- yadhalabhamu.
^^7C2fl edugada, s. Protection, re- £}&edi, pro. Interrogative, sing. Fern,
fuge.
battle.
2. Interest. 3- Quarter in and neuter. Who Which
% ? ^"S w
edaina. Any thing. âfcâ* edin-
$)£&-& edutsu, v. n. To cry, to weep. nlledu, Nothing. S) sr"* sr edoka, Any.
^S&o-ifc edipintsu, v. . Cans To &ab edu, v. a. To cherish; to pro-
cause to cry or weep. &£&$ edu- tect.
pu, Weeping. o)*b, Dabtfoa edu, edupandi, s. The
S)&r»& ediidi, s. A ceremony perfor-
porcupine, lit. The hog which pro-
med by the Hindoos, for the de- tects itself. £)&s5oooo edumullu, A
CO
ceased, after the expiration of one porcupine's quill.
year from his death.
S)>r>ae3-*bb enadivaru, s. pi. A cast of
^êdo, Ordinal number, vide &&$
savage people, residing in forests.
edava.
c)^g enallu,s. The usual presents
£)"§<» edterr% s. Excess. 2. Perseve-
sent by the parents of the bride
rance.
and bridegroom, respectively, to
£)£s5x>, êT»s5w etamu, etamn, s. An
their son and daughter in law,
engine, on the principle of the
after the whole ceremonies of the
lever, for drawing up water. It is marriage are completed.
usually termed the picotah at
&$ enf, Particle. It is added in the
Madras. êJ^sSw^^-tf etamubo-
superior dialect to the first forms
kkena, The leathern vessel, in
of the several affirmative tenses,
which water is thus drawn. to express condition or conting-
.^lo-tSb etentsu, v. n. To come. g. To ency. aSu3y<Sr) vachcheneni, Sup-
arrive. pose he come. -kp>£o^s5w slsifo
yês&a etwamu, 5. The name of the
vadupamu patteneai, Suppose he
connected vowel "^ e.
catch the snake.
,
asresfoa-Ebhyamu ^dbto-Erugu
£3<01? enige, s. vide S);&Kb, SbHSô ^s&ssu, ^)rfj»i£» emami, einarru, v. n,
i5^<6od enngu, enigetondarnu, An To be surprized. 2. To be deceived.

elephant's proboscis. 3. To be without vigilance or
attention. asfceJo-rib emarrintsu, v.
&& enu,adj. numeral- Five,
a. To surprize. 2. To deceive. 3.
â* enu, pro. This word is frequently
To divert one's thoughts- ^sfc^*-
used in books for i§s6 nenu, I.
to> emarripatu. Surprize. 2. Inat-
^ô^b enugu, s. An elephant. S&fo
tention, forge tfuln ess, negligence,
IgvK enugujelaga, A cockle, ^sso^b
inadvertence.
ssif do enugupalleru, The prickly
a a> end, ^ro. Iuterrogative-defective.
fruited pedalium. Pedalium mii-
What? It is used chiefly in the
rex.
nominative and dative cases, and
3&r>*» enurru, adj. Numeral. Five
accasionally with other affixes.
hundred. £)a>&§en*itiki, For what ? Why?
£)f> epi, 5. A Dog- It is generally Wherefore? $&& emiti, Of what
applied to that species used by the country, cast, or description.
Hindoos in hunting. &-go erne, pro. Interrogative, vide
£)$ epu, 5. A great or sudden in- &"5> epe.
crease, or augmentation. 2. Ar-
o) zsti eyu, v, a. To throw, vide -$â
dour, impatience, fury.
veyu.
&~Z> epe, pro. Fern. Honorific. Which
female ? It is the interrogative of &-a*e» eralu, s. Joint sisters in law.

e3"S) ape, and &>"?> ipe, q, v. The relationship which the wives
i^ôo epechettp,
*'
s: The saul tree. of two brothers bear to each other.
eo
Shorea robusta. &S erf, phrase. Where are they ?
&»a ebadi, adj. Numeral. Fifty. Stfc eru, v. a. In compos. To attain.
M#, &a"3 ebida, ebide, pro. vide vide -e^tfb idem.

;)~^> epe. £)& eru, 5. A plough, with draught
D^ro<s» ebhyamu, 5. Nastiness ;
fil- oxen* and .the other implements
thiness. £)$g-cr*9, &r?*s ebhya- of husbandry.
rasi, ebhrasi, 5. A na^ty, filthy, &&/£> erugu, v. n. To stool; to void
person- 2. An idiot. excrement, s, Excrement.
;
&&»-Er*tf 87 >.Ai
S ikons' eruvaka, s, The commence- £)"»# erruva, 5. A country.

ment of cultivation. ûvs elalu, 6. A kind of cry, used
£)&\ ertsu, v. a» To burn; to consume. by boatmen, or by coolies or lasc-
ars, to encourage their labour.
£)tfv£& erpadu, To be selected.
v. n.
ela, adv.Why ? for what reason?
Jdej-o
2. To be separated. 3. To be dis- what manner.

2. How, in Ser*fe3,
tinguished. 4. To be established, elati, elaganti, What sort
£)yKcfe3
fixed, or settled. 5. To be arrang- How In
or kind? Sznfo elagu, ?
ed," or placed in order. 6. To be
prepared, or ready. 7- To assume what manner.
a shape, form, or appearance. SD& elika, s. A ram. 2. vide &sx> elu.
£)^ &*>•£&> erparrutsu, v. a. To choose, To govern, rule,

Sex> elu, v. a. or
or select. 2. To separate, or divide. To protect.
reign. 2.
3. To distinguish. 4. To establish, a©o4& elintsu, v. cans. To cause to
'
fix,or settle. 5. To arrange, or govern, &c '
place in order. 6. To keep ready, » Dr elika, s. A ruler; a king, or

or prepare. 7- To put into a shape, queen, aooag, Se^S elubadi, elba
form, or appearance.
di, Government, 2. A reign.
^-tr^fco erpatu, s. A selection. 2. A »^n6!» elnurru, Numeral. Seven
decision, or rule. 3. A condition, or hundred.
agreement. SJ-o^tooô&o erpatuche &£**» evamu, .< Ugliness. 2. Disgust.
yu, vide ^tfx&sa-ab erparrutsu. £)s>fto-& evagintsu, v. a. To hate.
&"3 eve, particle, denoting emphasis

&ao> erru, v. n. To glean, gather, or
as, -fi>-£ neneve, I myself.
pick up, 2. To select, or choose, a
SZ esa, adj. Crooked.
eJo-db crrintsu, v. cans* To cause
<) *, esi, particle, Denoting at the rate
to glean, &c. $«»!>£ Sao errupida-
of as, A$Sx>l%% enimidesi, At the
kalu, Gleaned pieces of dry cow- ;
rate of eight.
dung, used as fuel.
&sa» erru, s. A river. This noun is SD
irregular, making the inflexion S3 ai, The twelfth letter in the Te-
singular £(£ eti, and the nom. 'plu.
lugu alphabet, representing the
»& ellu. sound of ai as in the word aisle.
kokQ-Onfcari 2^0 ©8-O'ndili
SDo #,£"*©&£& aindrajalikudu, s. A ontarulu, s. plu. Foot soldiers j
infantry.
juggler.
Zjofe3 onti, adj. Alone. 2. Single. 3.
8Drc5S>3 aikyamu, s. Union. Tliis word
One of a pair or couple. This is
is often used to express the union, also the inflexion of a, & ollu, the
which the Hindoos believe to take
place, after death, of the souls, of
body, ijo^n^-r^^yi oiitikantiga-
the perfect, with the deity. mu, The one eyed planet. The
lit.
planet Venus, the son of Bhrigu.

soefc aidu, adj< Numeral, vide t?owtfb
ayidu.
loc&ifrstf) ontikipovu, To go to
aiduva, aiduvaralu,
make water, lit. To go alone. 2jo
SOafcsJ, S0e5bs5-cpex)
feSr^ska, "&ss& ontikommu devara,
s. vide esoooifcss ayiduva.
The deity with one tooth, viz.
SDTP^dSToo airavatamu, s. An orange. Ganesa. &ofe3M» ontipatu, Lone-
2. vide SD-o^^^sSx) airavarjamu.
liness, solitude. Zi o&^rs ontipora,
SDôôsSoo ais'waryamu, s. Prosperity. A single fold, or plait.
2. Riches.
ZiOfeBo^) ontimpu, s. Convenience. 2.
2o Aid* help, -^go ^0^0^-5-°
8cr»rex>
Zj o, The thirteenth letter of the Te- ^«o naku rukalu ontimptikaledn,

lugu alphabet, representing the I have no money at hand.
short o. 2j o^3 085, 2aol5 ontiya, onte, s. A

2oo"i onke, 5. A wooden hook, or camel.
peg, fixed in a wall. ejotoo ontu, v. n. To agree with one's
2ao£D onjili, s. Calamity, misfortune. health; to be salubrious.
2. Embarrassment. z>okK> ontlu, s. plu. Figures, numeri-
2jo6o&> on; ami, s. Enmity, hatred, lit. cal signs,
Disagreement, vide z,okx> ontu. ZiO&o cvnclu, adj. One. 2. Other, s.
2jo4o9 ontari, adj. Alone. 2. Single. Alluvial soil, deposited by water,

?ôfeo9K"§ ontarigatte, A single after inundation.
woman. ô&Qtt'&i ontarigadu, A Zjc<sr°&yo ondorulu, adv. Reciprocal-
single man. z>otodir>kx> ontaripatu, ly; mutually.
s. Solitude, loneliness- itoto&w &o»$ ondili, s. vide kosSS) onjili

&-3^r_$-0kka:.ii 8$ 2ofc».0ttu
2joj5o ondu, v. a. To obtain. °2. To 2a§^_ okki, adj. Lean, thin, emacia
possess. ted, dried up.
So IT oka, Numeral. One. 2. Single. 2o§k_oe£'Okkinta, adj. Ever so little,
This word, in Telugu, expresses snort, or trifling.
the indefinite article A> an. Any unripe
£j§bk_ okkn, s. fruit,
ZjS'o.^d,, 2og"o^b okandru, okandlu, s.
preserved by drying in the sun.
p/^. Several. 2. Others. 3. Strang- &§*/— okko, Particle, used in books
ers.
only, and expressing doubt as ;
Zi£& okati, Numeral, One. aââSo
e&e&ss-&K3'*§'*( - ataduvatstsuno-
okaticheyn, &7. To make one. To J
mix, or join together, ^rôtf^ kkOj He may perhaps come.
okatiyavu, To be combined. z,g& &Keb ogaru, 5. An astringent taste.
okatiledu. Nothing. $sâjjv& l adj. Astringent.

"efssb
sSog'tS *r*&>^£>tfa2oS'£3 nenu chbp- fciKSbN ogartsu, v. n. To breathe hard;

pinadi okati, vaduchesinadi okati, to respire with difficulty. 2aK&^>
I told him one thing, and he did ogarupu, Difficulty of respiration.
another. Asthma.
t>$£o okadu, s. One man a person*
;
^5\ ogi, s. A range, or line.
2o§"g okate. One woman; a female. 'isfoeso ogudu, s. The straw of the
So^bo okaru, flu. Applied in an great millet, or Holcus sacchara-
tus.
honorific sense, to express any in-
dividual, male or female, of re- £jfto oggu, v. n. To be ready, or pre-
spectability. pared. 2. To yield, to submit.
2a§k_e3 okkana, s. The honorific ad
ochchemu, Disgrace; dis-
So'SssSw s.
dress in a letter.
honor ; opprobrium ; indignity. 2.
fc*S'(
r .
v
d-*, 25b okkaproddu, s. A religi- Defect
ous fast eating but one meal, on
;
any religious occasion. 2oS^_ &-°

2j| odzdza, s. A tutor, a teacher, or
instructor. 2. A priest.
&>o&> okkaproddundu, To fast. 2.
To
£,fc» ottu, s. An oath. 2. A vow. %»
eat but one meal.
2o~5^k_£3oa& okkai.iintsn, v. a. To say-
ipo-Sjkar8 ^ ottupettukonu, To take
to tell •
to describe ; used in books an oath, to swear. 2. To make a
only. vo\v> or solemn promise. 2^fc»"S>t»
a "
12
*>&-0di 90 fc&.Oddu
Cs>
ottupettu, To adjure. 2. To impose 2jg^*M odikattu, s. Pudendum mu-

a vow or solemn promise. liebre.
Sjfcw ottn, v. n. To grow dry ; to be fc&S'sSw odikamu, adj. Fit, right,
dried up. proper.
ii&ovZso odambadu, v. a. To agree 2jSoaba odiyu, v. a. To take by force;
to ; tocomply with ; to consent. to snatch. 2. To drop, to drip.

ftj2*oa eao-iSb odambarrutsu, v. cans. Zi&^Kci odisegadda, s. A bubo
To prevail upon to make one ; 2j2&-& odutsu, v. a. To defeat, to
agree, or consent. •Zo&o»&1§ odam
overthrow.
badike, An agreement) compact,
2j&5\e>o oddasulu, v. n. To incline, or
or treaty. 2. A bond.
lean on one side.
2o&*f&» odakattu, v. a. To, strain, to oddariamu,
2j^rd!63o ,?. The arrange-
filter. meat of troops in various -positi-
to^^>ô odagiidu, v. n. To happen; ons ; as in a line, in a square, in
to chance to fall out.
a circle, &c.
;
Soi^raaSso oddariamu, s. gold or A

2o&£sSo odapappu, .<?. A species of
silver zone, worn by Hindoo
pulse, commonly termed green women. „
gram. 2j-cr>ti&x> oddaramu, s. Obstinacy. 2.
Zj as *sto odame, s. Wealth, riches. 2. Jealousy.

Property. &&e» ocldilu, s. Pigeons; doves.
2o&o33£&> odayadu, s. A lord, sovere-
z>6o oddu, v. a. To bet, or lay a
ign, king, master, or governor. 2.
wager. 2. To throw, fix, or plant
A possessor, a net- a A bank ;
the shore. 2. A
2j^2x> otlalu, a-. The body, sjtfejotfb^ stake at play. 3. The multiplic-
and, or sum multiplied, in arith-
£-°&o&J& odalutsupodayadu, /if-
metic, adj. Large, stout, big. %»
one who has eyes in his body.
#o "i&r* Soaooo £?o odduvesikoniyun-
&S odi, s. The lap. 2. A pouch in
du, To lurk, or lie in wait ; to lay
front, formed by the mode in an ambuscade ; to wait for an op-
which the cloth of a Hindoo i> portunity.
x
2o>5cAooô
rv>
odduûndlu,
*
*
Cs *
tied. Zi&KtM odigattu, To gird lit.Large balls. Books fallen from

one's loins : to prepare one's-self.- a mountain.
2jS»6j-*-Ottuta 91 db-Ouara
Zjô r
5
^ oddukonu, jp, a. To take ZjS&ex* ottulu, s. plu. Gold bracelets,
into one's possession ;
to sDatch. worn by children.
2. To beg or intreat. 2o»^j cdavu, v. n. To be serviceable,
.2o"g odde, adj. Of or belonging to useful, or subservient. 2. To per-

the Orissa country, or to the tribe vade.
of tank-diggers, who are supposed &8bfto odugu, v. n. To shrink aside.;
to have emigrated thence. to step aside from fear. 2. To be

.^dS^Ksfea oddolagamu, s. & great of use, or convenient. 3. To assist.
4. To be at hand. s. Swelling,
assembly. 2. Pomp, state. 3. Tri-
from being boiled, as rice* &c.
umph.
2)8 odda, Pqstpos. Near ; with ; by;
a>_g.fte», z, gêx> ottigilu, ottigillu,
to.
v. n. To lie on one's side.
Zj&g oddika, s. Friendship, intima-
2o_gex> ottilu, v. n. To go aside; to
cy, familiarity. 2- Union. 3. Con-
give way.
cord. 4. Reconciliation. 5. A col-
Zj&> ottu, s. The aspiration of a lection of requisite articles.
letter. 2. Closeness of texture. 3. 2oQ oddi, adj. Near.
Thickness. Zj -3 odde, s. Plenty ;
abundance.
,2j*fc ottu, v. n. To give way, or step Zj $->&>&) onagudu, v. n. To be effec-
aside, v. a. To aspirate
a letter. ted, successful, or completed. 2.
2. To press or squeeze hence, ;
To be obtained, or procured.
to shampoo, or press the limbs Zjtifai&s- onagurtsu, v. a. To eff-
with the hand, to excite the cir- To
ect, succeed, or complete. 2.
culation of the blood, as is prac-
obtain or procure.
ticed in India. 3. To foment. 4'
To cut, or break beetle-nut. 5. To 2otf& onaru, s. Beauty. 2. Elegance.
wipe off the sweat. 6. To blow a ad]. Beautiful. 2. Fit, agreeable,
conch. 2oj£&tfs5cw ottaksharamu, acceptable. 3. Elegant.
An aspirated letter. 2jSkr°*& ottti- fctftib onaru, v. n. To happen. 2. To
konu, To feel pain from pressure* be agreeable, or pleasant, ?o$Qoi&
ôek^go, 2oe^T5^§0 Ottlltaku, otftl- onarintsu,v. a> To do, to make.
daku, s. The blank palmyra leaf, 2. To compose. 2otfSôcfc> onara-

held under that upon which the cheyu. To make fit or proper. 2.
writer writes with an iron style. To accommodate.
&^w-Oppulu 92 fctfccco-Orayu
£;^&^ onartsu, v. a. vide 2utf8o-t& 2j»\fe» obbatlu. s vlu. Sweets cake

onarintsu, Under, ^.tftfo onaru. made of flotir, jaggory, split-pulse,
and cardamoms.
2»ô««5» oppandamu, s. A contract.
2o?)iS obbidi, s. The treading out of
2. A or agreement.
convention,
fcôessfco^ceSo oppandamu cheyu, grain, by means of cattle ; thrash-
ing, adj. Complete finished. 2.
To enter into a contract. 2. To
;
Eeady.
close a bargain.
Zj£x> ommuj adj. Thick, big. v. n.
Zi ^ ft o -x5b op p agin t s u , e? . a. vide &#,
To agree with one's health, as.
fto-i& appagintsu.
-^j^sa^Sb^ssb^jsb ibhuminaku-
a^fto^ oppaginta, s. wefe wsSô£ Qmmaledu, This country does not
appaginta, Under. &£^.Ao$& appa- agree with me. &&> cafoo^b ommi-
gintsu. yundu, To be salubrious. &&> s5^5b v
^^^tfsSw oppacharamu, s. Agree- ommivatstsu, To be prosperous.

ment. 2ocB3n>^s5w oyaiamu, s Beauty. 2.
ZjZg oppu, s. Fitness. 2. Dexterity,
Haughtiness, pride. 3. Affectation,
cleverness. 3. Beauty, elegance coquetry, foppery.
2^* oppu, adj. Fit. 2. Dexterous. 3- 2jcc6^8 oyari, s. A haughty person.
Beautiful ; handsome. 2. A coquette, a fop.
^^So oppu, v, n. To be fit, or proper^ Zjotfnd oyari, adj. Haughty. 2. Affec-
2. To consent, or agree, eôift ted. 2jcc^>^§"§ oyarakatte, A co-
oppintsu, v. Caws. To cause to con- quette. Zjc8r>$is-T>&> oyarakadu. A
sent to prevail upon. v. a. To
;
fop. £jc«r*tfi(5)s5i-*fcoex> oyarapumata-
assign, or make over to another.
lu, Boasting expressions.
Zi^Vti) oppukonu, v. comp. To con*
fcjofltotf oyyana, adv. Slowly.
fess, or own
to admit, or ac- ;
knowledge. 2. To consent, or com- ^tfXa&Tfo oragarlugu, s. Water, in

ply with. 3. To accept. which rice is the second time wash-
i2j2>^«s5» oppidamu, s. Consent, com- ed.
pliance. £,&&> oragu, v. n. To fall. 2- To in-

2oêw oppnlu, s. pi. An elegant spe- cline, or lean upon to be bent.
;
cies of the areca, or beetle-nut ZjXc&s, Soesoooa orayu, orrayu, v. a.
tree. To rub ; to move one body upon

£>&sw-0rralu Zsv ^-OlLiba
another. 2. To try metal, by a son. 3. To chatter, or talk without

touch-stone. any object.
,2otf ora, s, Rubbing. 2. Trying metal 20&9S", Zo&B orrava, Orri, adj. Crook-
by a touch-stone. s^&iSor*^ 2o«b ed ; curved ; bent. &eJl)ssSx> orri-
7&g$r*$) orusukoni? orasukapoyu, bijamu, A swelled testicle.
To touch lightly ; to graze. 2je£oxg orriyika, s. Rubbing.
.2J&2& orudn, s. A stranger 2o&m orrn,

erf>
s. Abundance, 2 Excess.
^tfosSx. orumti, v. n. To be mixed ;
2o~% orre, s. A heap of grain in the
to be united. 2. To meet together. straw. 2. An opening or crack in
ZjQZx>£ orimika, s. Union friend- the ground, from excessive heat,
;
or false soil.
ship being on good terms to-
A mischievous
;
gether. & Ik) orre, s. rogue 3
2065 orra, $. Touching, rubbing. 2. a blackguard; a rascal, adj. Black-
A scabbard ; a sheath, or case* guard.; as, 2o~^)Scp>£ orrekuta,Black-

to
for any thing. • giard conversation.

2o&5^feouSDo, Soes^feosSao, Zj^K^-6^ orra- Zjv3*x> olayu, v. n. To be fit, or pro-
katamu,orrakatamu, orraâd damu, per.

s Unevenness, inequality, crag- 2oe)§ oliki, 5. A funeral pile and
gedness usually applied to ine-
•,
corpse, burnt to ashes.
qualities in the surface of a coun-
2o£X>& oluku, v. n. To be dropped or
try.
spilled, from being over-full.
2jtfXex> orasrallu, 5. A touch stone.
z>°jg$rs G&> olakapoyu, v. a. To spill,
z> moô orrugu, v* n.To prostrate one's
or let fall.
self. 2. vide Zjtf Kb oragu.
^wiSb olutsu, v, a. To peel, or pare
z>&»foi)$ orrugubiiia, s. A semi-
off ; to flay.
circular pillow.
k.e>V ollaka, adv. Without consent-
2oef>^ orrapu, s. The act of rubbing,
the negitive verbal
ing. This is
vide ZjtfocSo orayu, 2. Beauty, adj. verb
participle of the defective
Handsome, beautiful.
2oex> ollu, to consent.
2owex> orralu, 'V. n. To lament; to
&*$ ollabovu, v. n. To grow pale,
grieve ; to be sorrowful. 2. To i*i>
croak ; to complain without rea- or change colour.

94 lr* &9l Jot, ami
^pys^ ollami, 5. The not consenting. English phrases but if, on tbe con-
2jU olle, 5. A child's garment. trary ;as, ^ds-s5oo £>dc&$fr6~§
$&
fc'Ssn&o ollevatu, s. An upper gar-
ment, placed round the neck, and s»$>sS2&ab& varshamu kuriyakapo-
thence gracefully arranged. te janulunasinturu varshamuku-
Zi$$) olavu, s. Secrets of state. 2. risteno janulu sukhapaduduru, If
State of affairs. 3. The neck of a
it does not rain, the people will
stringed instrument. suffer severely but if it rains,
,
they will be happy.

2o&& oluku, s. A crime or fault. 2.
A lawsuit. k,$^(g> okachettu, s. A small tree,
The body. bearing an acid fruit. Carissa Ca-

2og ollu, s.
rondas. Ls-ôaSsS^S okakayapa
SoSfto osagu, v. a. To give ; to pre-
sent to bestow.
tstsadi, A sort of pap, composed
;
of tamarind-juice, mustard, and

2oJo£6, 2j^^59^^sSx> osapari, osaparita-
the fruit of this tree.
namu, 5. Agreeableness, prettiness. •
is 8o-& okarintsu, v. n. To retch

L to feel inclined to vomit.
L$ti-i,
i, 6 The fourteenth letter in the Te-
&o#, ir£)o££ okara-okarinta, oka
lugu alphabet, which, prefixed to linta, A
s. retching to vomit
all vocatives, corresponds with ;
nausea.
the English interjection oh as, ;
&,tt s5^ orama, Oh Rama k,j5£> 6-

,
! £."*»*§*$» ogatyamu, s. Annoyance
talli, Oh The connected
mother! .
or vexation, at expressions of
an
form of this vowel (<**) (6) affix- unpropitious kind. adj. Unlucky.
ed to the last word of a sentence, L^Vtix, ogiramu, s. Food. 2. Boiled
or to a single word alone, denotes
rice.
ignorance or doubt; as bs^sr*^
nivovado, I know not whether Lfo ogu, s. Evil ; misfortune.
it
was you, or he. When it is added Ls odza, s. A row, line, or range.
to the conditional form of the L&zx), Lb&xi otami, 6tamu>s. Defeat
it,
verb ending in 7§ te, the drutup-
rout.
rukrutika affix W d, intervenes,
Ldcn»ft9o otarru, n. To be
v. split ; to
and jar* no, then represents the 1
be broken into fragments.

is-Ode 95 i&-6ru
L&o otu, 5. Defeat, L&dsS&> otupaclu, i^) opu, v. n. To be able ; to poss-
z?. n. To be defeated. 2. To stand ess the power of doing, i&s* opi-
motionless, from fear, &c. ka, Abstract nonn. Ability, acti-

vity, diligence,: assiduity. 2. Pa-
L& 6c] a. s. A ship, a vessel. ^^r°S
tience. &,&$& opami, negative noun.
S'oasxjo odakodikambamu, A main
Inability, indolence, laziness, is
mast. Lg-^sg odarevu, The sea-
"S^ss^ô opalenivadu, A helpless,
shore, or beach.
sick, or impotent man.
i^> odu, t?. 7*. To lose, to be defeat- Ls5os5do omamu, The seed of
ed. 2. To be afraid. 3. To drop,
Bishop's-weed. Sison Ammi.
or trickle out. s. Want of success,
L?6ao omu, v. a. To preserve, to che-
defeat. 2. A
crack, chink, or hole.
rish.
L&o-ifc odintsu, v. a. To defeat, to
iooo oyi, interj. O ! This particle is
overcome.
often prefixed to the vocative
iSAo-ifo odigintsu, v. a. To pour out
case, or used in other instances,
all the liquid in a vessel, by turn- when we address persons of equal
ing the mouth downwards. rank.
L&)S)f ex-i odabillalu,... s. plu.
L
Tiles. i.$ ora, s. The side, edge, end, or
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kk &>jvz oclhrulu, 5. plu. The people border. The bank of a river.

2.
of Orissa. Ltfeasko 6rariamu,s. A hawk; a falcon.

&,?fc*b3 otwamu, s. The connected itf&ô, Ltf&ex> orasilu, orasillu, v. n.
form of L 6, viz. ** 6. To move aside.
i,*s5:» odamu, s. A pit, for catching Ha ori, interj. O! This particle is

elephants. often prefixed to the vocative, or
used in other instances, when we
L&&\, k/n^tfn odartsu, odartsu, v. a.
address, or call, a person of infe-
To comfort; to console: to condole
rior rank.
with.
£,&> oru, s. Sound, noise. 2. The red
i"3 ode, s. A small heap into which
painting upon the lower part of
grain is thrown, as it is cut with
the walls of a native house, used
the sickle. L~3$*cK oclekonga, A
during festivals or other auspici-
kind of crane, which frequents ous ceremonies, as a decoration to
the fields at harvest-time. the dwelling.
i,©-6li IT" tf- Aura
L&-& orutsu, v. a. To conquer, to iWo ovari, s. Civility, politeness,

vaDquish. 2. To suffer, endure, or respect. 2. A
place of cohabita-
."bear. 3. To take patiently. 4. To tion. 3. A bush.
pardon. 5. To be free from envy. osarintsu, v. n. To move
L#8o-i5b
nB
L&3b§ ab orutsukonu, v. Comp. To aside.
conquer or control one's own pas- adv. Aside.
&>tf8e> osarila,
sions. 2. To suffer, or bear. 3. To osi, interj. This particle is
£,& !
be patient. L«b^> orupu, Abstract

prefixed to the vocative case, or
noun. Endurance, tolerance, pa- is used in other instances, when,
tience. we address or call females inferior
L"Ss5c» oremu, to one's- self, among whom a wife
s. Boiled rice.
is always included by the Hindoos.
&>&>£ ortsu, v. a. vide &,&-&> orutsu.
Is^»fc3p-t5b ohatintsu, v. n. To retreat,
&_tf 6rta ; s. One woman. 2. Another
retire, or go backwards.
female.
Ls^8-£r°sS-*9 oharisahari, adv. In con-
£>%9 orpari, s. A patient person.
fusion, or disorder. This is applied
k&>" orpu, wcfe i?5b^) orupu, Under chiefly to the state of an army,
2j&t5o orutsu. when defeated.
L<yXsSx> olagamu, s. An assembly a ; i"^TDcr»ow ohoyi, interj. Hola ho ! !
meeting. L"3jw^"3rer» ohoho, interj. Denoting

Losfo olamu, s. Shelter ; cover. Le> wonder.
s^tf^tfo olamasagonu, 0. 72. fo'£.
To desire shelter. To be defeated;

17 an, The fifteenth
s
letter, and last
to retire.
vowel of the Telugu alphabet.
L°)tr>&i olaladu. v. n. To play, or
W^tiz&x auchityamu, s. Propriety f -
sport, in water.
aptness fitness. 2- The context.
;
&,£) oli, s. A marriage, portion, or 3. Circumstances of time, or place.

dowry the peculiar property of
; IT* isb K&9 ok audugarratsu, vide e><£&>
a woman, given to her, at her avudu,
marriage, by her father-in-law, or fT^'fe audala, adv. Ontlie head.
other relations. 2. A range or %?6 aura, interj. ! This particle
row. is prefixed to ;the vocative case,
£c 4r» ca-Kankhantj 97 g'oks'-Kantaka
or is used on other occasions, in g'oTfoS kanguni, s. One particle of

calling a person of very low de- the grain termed Panicum l£ali-
gree it is occasionally an inter-
; cum.
jection denoting wonder, or praise.
Sofibsw kangulu, s. plu< The grain
IG^sx^sSm aushadhanxu, s. Medicine;
above-mentioned.
any remedy, drug, herb, or miner- kantsamu, s. A small metal
g'o-S'sSco
al, used for the cure of disease.
plate,turned up at the rim, out
s of which the Hindoos usually eat
their victuals.
S" lea, The sixteenth letter, and first
go-£&~K*&~3 kantsarag'aclide, s. vide
consonant, in theTelugu alphabet.
gcg$ir>&~3 kankaragadide.
go£&£x> kankatamu, s. A cuirass. 2.
S'o-ift kantsu, s. Any am&lgam of zinc
Armour ; mail.
and copper queen's metal bell-
g'oS'fcS kankati, 5. A bedstead. ;
;
metal. g'o-Sftfsr'^j S'o-Cu-ecr*^ ka-

ô^ras6oo kankanamu, s. A bracelet
ntsaravadu, kantsalavadu, A bra-
or ornament for the wrist. 2. A zier a copper-smith.
;
consecrated string tied round the A sort of

SooSbS's&a kantsukamu, s.
wrist, at the commencement of a
short bodice, or tight jacket, worn
marriage &c- ^'oS'ra^sêasko kan
by Hindoo females, to confine the
kanagrahanamu, A central eclipse. breasts. 2. A
man's jacket. 3. A
S'o^^sSw kankapatramu, s. An ar- serpent's skin. 4. Armour, mail.
row. ô^ kanche, s. A hedge. 2. Waste
S'oS'sSx) kankamu, s- The lotus. 2. A or fallow ground.
heron. S'o^sj kan chela, s. A tight jacket,
S'oS'tf kankara, s. Gravel. confining the breasts, Worn by-
£o'gtf~Tr &~3 >

kankaragadide, 5. A Hindoo women.
mule. £c&>£&x> kantakamu, s. A thorn. 2,
ô-s^fsSw kankalamu, 5. A skeleton. Hatred ;

detestation. 3. Severity..
4. The erection of the hair upon
£o% kanki, s. An ear, or head of
kantakuclu, A
the body. 3rofc>&£sb
corn.
man hated, detested, or abhorred.
?f cSb kanku, v. a. To scold ; to abuse. sTofeofto^ kanfagintsu, To hate,
£o4pc3S&> kankhamirnu, 5. A horse. or detest.
.
3*0 £ -Kan da 98 s'o^-Kandlu

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ôtoâ kantasari, 5. A necklace. kandakavaramu, Pride? from supe-

rior strength, or stoutness.
S'okn'^.sSM kantalamu, s. A pack-
saddle, placed on a bullock, or
ô^-^H^tf kandatsakkera, *. Sugar-
horse, in which a Hindoo carries candy.
his baggage on a journey. 2. A Xodatftixi kandanamu, s. Bran.
load of cotton.
ôe£> o3-» kanduva, 5. The cloth which
S'o&jo kantu, s. Antipathy ; aversion;
the Hindoos usually wear over
hatred. rcfc»~S;&>:> kantupettu, To
the upper part of the body, or
have an antipathy towards another, occasionally tied round the waist.
ôlo kante, adv. Than, the adverb ôaSb-sjâfc^sfooejo kanduvadulamulu,
of comparison, as sr^S'ola vani-
s.The cross beams, supporting at
kante, than him: For the deriva- the bottom those which form a
tion of this word, vide g^. karma. shelving roof,
s'olo kante, s, A thin narrow plate
g'oô^, £otkr>® kanduvu, kanduti,
of solid gold, or silver, bent so as
s. An itching. 2. The itch,
to fit the neck, arid worn as a
go~3 kanrle, s. The ear or head of
necklace by Hindoo women, or
the grain termed mokka jonnalu.
children.
2. A ball of thread.
go&>&x> kantlanuv si vide g'o&r^lfsSw
kantalamu
^ o /cs*; s k an 4 r a v i, &•
. A melancholy
event a tragical catastrophe, adj.
?To^^xj kanthamu, s. The throat. ;
Sad, melancholy, tragic.

go$-ir$&x>' &G&> :
kanthapathamu-
£o&> kandlu, s. plu. The plural of
cheyu, To make the lesson by
lit.
the irregular noun. S'so^ kannu,
the throat. To get by heart.
the eye. Eyes. g'o&S'aS' kandiaka.
S o2» kanda, s. Flesh; a piece of flesh
laka, s. Ophthalmia. ro&^^r ^
2. The solid or fleshy part of a
mangoe, peach, &c. or of the kandlakappukonu, v. a. lit. To
cucumber, as distinguished from cover with the eyes. To receive
the skin, and stone, or seed. This or treat one with great kindness,
word is not applicable to the soft or affection, g'o^^^b kondlabadu,
on
pulp of oranges, &c, goti~%b» kan- *
v. n. To appear; to be discover-
dapettu, To grow fat. S'o&T'tftfsSw ed.
g'otfc-Kand! 99 S'osS-Kampa
£o$ kanta, s. A hole, cleft, or open- ro& kandu, v. n. To be scorched,

ing. 2. A present given by the or burnt, by the
sun* or by fire.
bridegroom to the bride, on the 2. To become red, or be inflamed,
by a blow.
fourth night of the marriage-cere-
mony. 3. A present bestowed on
S'otfbssko kandukamu, s. A ball to
play with.
a daughter by her parents, dar-
go&ek kandu du, s. Kumiraswami
ing the nuptial or other auspici-
son of Siva, and the Mars of the
ous ceremonies.
Hindoos. 2. I\ama, the god of love.
ô© fcanii, s. A wen or excrescence.
S'o'&ex) kandulu, s. The pulse produ-
ro«&>£o kantudu, 5. The Hindoo
ced by the crop termed roa kan-
Cupid, or god of love.
di, q. v.
g'oS kanda, s. A bulbous root of any
kind. 2. The root termed Tacca £o&># kanduva, s. A hint or token.
pinnatifida.
2. Address, finesse, trick, artifice*
adj. Specious, artful.

gotfsfca kandamu, s. vide s'otf kanda.
S'oa^sr^ kandarpudu, s, Kama, the so&>;$ kandu vu, s. An iron-plate,
Hindoo god of love; because he used as a cooking utensil, for

inflames even the first of gods. baking cakes, &c
goa^sSw kandalamu,s. A sort of quilt, g'o'Stf kandena, s. Grease, or oil, used
placed under a bullock-saddle. in greasing wheels.
ôTs^cxsasSw kandayamu, s. A space of ôAK kandriga, s. vide ôaStf ka-
four months. ndiriga.

S'oa kandi, s. A crop of the pulse S'oS kampa, si Dried brambles, thorns,
termed Doll, or pigeon pea, Citys- or bushes- So3r*6o kampakota, A
us cajan. hedge of such brambles, round a
go£>6K kandiriga, s. A bee-, because 6
fort, or city. gcZK ^ kampagoda,
it stings. A hedge of dried brambles. goZ

S'oab kandu, 5". An infant. 2. Sugar &" *&76,3 osS&' , 2&$
,
kampatodugu,
of a light colour, adj. Black. 2- kampatocluvu, s. A large bundle
Being red or inflamed. SoefcôS of dried brambles, drawn by a
kanduvendi, Impure silver. pair of yoked bullocks.
;
£c£)-Kauibi 100 S'Sb^-.-Kakku
g'osSaks kampamu, s. A trembling, £oj$t&\ kambetstsu, s. A plate, with
shaking, agitation, or tremor. holes, used as an instrument for

g'o&o-^b karcipintsu, f. n. To tremble, drawing wire.
or shake ; to be agitated ;
to have S'oswsx) kambulu,s. The grain termed
a tremulous motion. Holcus spicatus, and in Hindu-
stani Bajra.
ôê5"j6» kampitamu, adj. Trembl-
gctf&xs kambhamu, s. vide ô^s5»
ing, shaking. rosS^s5s> kampana-
kambamu.
mu, s. A trembling, moving, or
So? £v$ kanllakalaka, s. vide $o&£o
shaking a tremulous motion,
;
adj.
£ kandlakalaka, Under ô£b ka-
Trembling, shaking. $SôsSs$x>
ndlu.
bhiikampamu, An earthquake.
g'o&S kanllu, s. vide ô£o kandlu.
got& kampu, s. A smell of any kind-
g'o^P'fyo^&j, ô-£r°g) kamsalavadu,
2. Fragrance. 3. A stink or bad
kamsali, 5. A gold or silversmith;
smell. It is generally used in this
a worker in the precious metals.
last sense, adj. Stinking. |
ST^- kakka, $. A father.

£ocg)R"*6*> kampugottu,# n. To stink-
ggi—% kakkara, s. The Numidian
^0^)^05^ ^fco kamputummachettu, s.
crane.
A fetidmimosa tree.
g^lj-Xsxo kakkasamu, s. Harshness.
g'oasfea kambamu, s. A post, pillar, or
2. Dunning a person for a debt
column. due. rSk_tfsSK>er*£& kakkasamula-
gonV&n kambalamu, s. A blanket r]u,To speak harshly. ^S^-cSss^ ka-
termed by Europeans in India a kkasapadu, To be harsh. 2. To be
cumbly. The Indian blankets are very importunate for money due.
usually of a dark colour. S^k-fro-eft kakkasintsu, v. a, To use

gonP kambali, s. vide S'oa^sSwitfe^ harsh, or cruel expressions. 2. To
Qun for debp.
S'oaP kambalamn. ratnakambali,
lit. An ornamented blanket. A r&k- kakku, s. The teeth of a file,
carpet. or saw the rough part of a mill-
;
stone. 2. Vomiting. 3. The thing

roD kambi, s. Wire, 2. The lines,
vomited, v. a, To vomit. ^Sb^-
or border, at the ends of a Hin-
-^&» kakknpettu, To sharpen the
doo's cloth.
g-t5\-kaciicba 301 g'foS'-Kataka
teeth of a file &c. sfSofc-^sfc kak- S'vf^&tfu katstsadamu, The act of s.
kuveyu, To cut or make rough, a moving the pieces, in the Hindoo

mill-stone< by indenting it.
game termed Sogataloo, in some
g'J^)
degree resembling back-gammon.
Z&^vo kallepukakkulu, The bit
2.A bullock cart. o. vide, s'-s'a ka-
of a bridle.
tstsa-
#jkr.o'*Si kakkintsu, v. Cans. To cause
^\o$ kachchimpu, s. vide % <&>&£»
to vomit. 2. To make another re-
katstsadamu, No.
.gorge, or give back. ^So^^b kak-
s'-SK % kachchika, s. A burnt cake of
kudu, Vomiting. ^So^-^êx) kak-
dried dung.
ku devulu, The vomiting di-
sease. This is a name which the S'tSov katstsu, v. a. To move the
Hindoos give to £he vomiting pieces, in the Hindoo game term-

produced in children by hiccough, ed Sogataloo.
and among grown up persons from katstsuln,^. plu. Splendour
âfc\ex> ;
bile, or other causes.
glittering. 2. Lies ; frivolous ex-
.S'Sb^-el©, £S5r*k_e38 kakkurriti, kak-
cuses.
kurriti, s. Precipitance. 2. Impor-
S^x kachche, s. A dispute, quarrel,
tunity. 3. Want, indigence. 4. In-
noise, or disturbance.
dolence.
S^tfM kachchhamu, adj. Contiguous
,S"3fr_tf kakkera,s.mZ£ S^^tf kakka-
towater watery, s. The hem of
;
ra.
a garment.
^K s5» kaggamu, s. A sword a scy-
o g2T°a&6x> kajjayamu, s. A sweet-
;
- - - > ....-..,
metar.
cake, fried in ghee.
g"3§8 kacheri, s. A cutchery, or
gbsgfyr* katakata, interj. Expressive
public office, for the transaction
of sorrow, or Ala? alas
grief.
of business. 2. The bride, or bride-
! !
groom, or both, sitting in state, ir&srfeaoaZk katakatambadu, To

with dancers amusing them. grieve, or lament-
^5\ kachcha, 5. The end of the lower s' feos 5 j^rsfoa,ex>, g'&S'dr'ew katakata-
garment, which, after the cloth is kammtilu, katakataln, s. pi. Alow-
tied round the body, passes bet- railing,about two feet high, gene
ween the legs, and is tucked up rally found in the verandas or
behind, into the waist-band. halls of Mohammedans, and used
SW-Katika 102 s'd^-Kattani
as the back of a couch, of which S'feSS katiki, s. vide g&g katika.

the seat is the ground. The cheek
^&>Dok& katumarlu, s. pi.
g&gxSoo katakamu, s. The town or bones.
province of Cuttack. 2. A brace- gkx>t$ katuvu. s. A pungent taste.
let.
2. Solidity, hardness, adj. Pun-
S'kr kata, interj. vide s'&s'&r* kata- gent. 2. Solid, hard.
kata. g&w$ katuvu, s. A bier.
^kr*a katari, s. A dagger, with a
g-feo katta, s. A bundle. 2. A bank,
handle which runs up the arm,
or shore. 3. A dam, or embank-
on each side, when it is seized by
ment. ^koTtkxi kattagattu, To tie a
the hand.
bundle to pack up. 2. To dam or
^do-"IL563dkatakshamii, s. A glance or
;
embank. r^'SKJr'fcw kattategagro-

side look. 2. Favor, regard, com-
ttu, To break an embankment.
passion, kindness. 3. Protection.
S"toli7fckattategu,An embankment
In Telugu it is used chiefly in its
second meaning. or dam, to be broken. g&~iz$&>
S'krojko^ katakshintsu, v. a. To kattaveyu, To raise, or throw up,
favor, or regard. an embankment.
^ kati, s. The hip or buttock. g& £ko, S'&n* katta, katta, interj. vide
&p> «£ sS» katisiitramu, s. The small g&gkr* katakata, s. A kuttah, or
string tied round a Hindoo's waist, custom house, for the levy of
duties.
whence is suspended the bit of
cloth which covers the privities.
sko£& kattakada, adv. At the far-
thest point ; at the very end.
£3$ katika, adj. Mere, quite, entire,
total. 2- Cruel, horrid. g'fe3§'-&s'fe8
S'toS kattacla,
er •• •
5. An order, or corn-
katikack£kati,Total darkness, g&g

mand, 2. A law, rule, or ordin-
'ôS'sSm katikamekamu, The rhino-

ance ;
a precept. 3. A custom, gko
&^£o£o kattadacheyu, To give an
ceros.
order. 2. To make an enactment
g&g«r>&> katikavadu, s. An atten- ;
to establish a law.
dant or watchman over the apart-
ments of the king's women. % A
,
S &r° 37fco2&
t
kattanigundlu, 5. A
butcher. nee klace of small gold beads.
103 ^"^sw.Katlelu
^&>g kattadi, adj. C i"ueJ, hard-heart- permanent, invariable. This is a

ed, unfeeling. 2. Inflexible. revenue term, usually applied to
lands on which a fixed, invariable,
g*«ao kattu, 5. A tie, or bond. 2. A and favorable rent is assessed;
knot or bandage. 3. A rule, regu- and which have commonly been 1
lation; or law. 4.system. 5. A

A granted,on that tenure, or to peons,
plot. 6. Prohibition. 7. Preven- liable to be called out occasional-
8. A charm, or
tion, or restraint.
ly for the service.
enchantment. 9. A ferrule, or any
ornament, on a stick. 10. The S"l3 katte, s. A stick, or staff. 2. A
water in which any sort of pulse piece of wood. 3. Firewood.
is boiled. s&>^s$:>o katnamu, s, A building, or
gkx kattu, v. a. To tie, bind, or con- edifice. 2. Presents given by re-
nect. 2. To affix, or attach. 3. To lations to each other, during the
build, erect, or construct. 4. To be celebration of a marriage, &c. 3.
with young as applied to cattle Presents formerly given by zemin-
only. 5. To charm? or fascinate. 6. dars and others, to the governor of
To fly in an inauspicious manner. a province. 4. A
reward; or re-
'
compense.
r&»§^s6 kattukonu, ». Comp. To tie,
Zkofosoxs katlagudiya, 5. A club, or
or bind, round one's own body. 2.
To do, or commit, an action. 3. To cudgel, bound with iron rings, at
embrace. 4. To marry. 5. To con- intervals.
quer. g&z$o& katladanda, *' A necklace Of
s &o& kattintsu, v. Cans. To cause alternate gold and black beads,
or bind. 2. To cause to build. strung in four or five rows.
to tie,
^k>2ss5w kattadamu,
... s- An edifice, or r&oi§>3ofo katlapurugu, s. A danger-
eo
building. ous snake striped with black.
^bni^bo^c&o kattubatucheyu, v. a.
g'fei katli: s. That species of litter,
To lay down a system. 2. To es- which is generally termed a Dooly.

tablish a law. r&o§ô7fo kattukon- g&blt katlatige, s. A plant. Cissam-
gu,That part of a female Hindoo's pelos hexandra.
garment, which she ties round her g"?->ex> katlelu, s. plu. Weights. This
waist.
isgenerally applicable to those
^fex£>c3 kattubadi, adj. lit. Having with which the precious metals are
fallen into a bond- Tied, fixed, weighed.
S'SJo'fio-Kadansru 104 *r&-Kafff
g-w*Q kathari, s. vide §"<^>8 katari. g£o£ kadanka, s. Bravery. 2. The

S'QtfsS*) ka£hinamu, adj. Hard, firm, display of courage in battle.
solid. 2. Difficult. 3. Severe, cruel, g&tioZk kadagandlu, s. ply. Calami-
inflexible, rigid, un tractable. ties, evils, dangers, afflictions, mis-
g^tfifto kathoranru, adj. Hard, solid. eries, persecutions.
2. Difficult. 3. Frightful, horrible. S'&sS kadapa, s. The under timber
4. complete, full ; full grown. of the door frame. 2. The thresh-
S'eS kada, s. Place. 2. Quarter or old, or entrance, sts'ao^tf frs&sS
direction. 3. End, or extremity. e^S'k-ssb ikamida nikadapa tokka

4. Side, or corner, adj. Last. Post- nu, lit. I shall not hereafter kick
pos. Near. When this word is the under timber of thy doorframe.
affixed to the infinitive of verbs, I shall never again enter your
it forms, with it, an abstract noun. threshold. $d£$zsy(M kadapadatu,
stS'k-dS ikkada, In this place, or To cross the threshold ; to go out.

here. tsâS, ws^fi akada, akka- S'&sSk) kadapata, adv. vide Under %&
da In that place, or there. jn$j& kada.
;
nakada, Near me. -xr>^Sa rakada, g'&ssb kadama, s. The remainder, rest,
Coming, &*sf£ pokada, Going, g or residue, adj. Remaining.
SoS'cS kattakada, At the very end. §"&£> kadali, 5. The sea. ^©so^fo
,
"ô25«S d»pendalakada,Early,sooii, kadalikuturu, Lakshami, the wife

not too late. "633 & repakada, In of Vishnu, and goddess of prospe-
rity because she was produced
the morning. S&K& veligada, Dry ;
from the churning of the ocean.

ground ; soil not watered artificial- ^£©"3^ kadalivenna, The moon;
ly, but by the rains. ;5tfXd£ pafa- because it was also produced by
gada, A field which is situated the churning of the ocean.
close to a village. "^(MgzS chettu- S'&ss kadava, s. A large earthen pot,
kada, The end, or top, of a tree. in which water is generally carri-
ed.
S'&ofib, S^Kb kadangu, kadagu* v. u.
To display courage, or evince in- gz»°b kadani, s. Massy, or pure gold.

trepidity, in battle, & To strive, r& kadi 5 s. A morsel ; a mouthfuL
or endeavour, 2. A stool of cow-dtfng.
ra&^-Kadupu 105 STnoSb- Kariudu
rS^s5» kaditamu, s, A book made #*&o£&> kaduputoundu, To be

of folded cloth, covered with a pregnant, ^^^©o-ik kadupudin-
black paste? on which accounts tsu, To cause to miscarry; to cause
and memoranda are written, an ajbortiom ^^bâK^ô kadupu-

with a kind of soft stone, used digabadu, To miscarry, or have
an abortion.
chiefly by merchants. The writing
may be effaced by a wet cloth; it g'j&sfcoo^ kadumunta, s. A small
pot, or pitcher, with a large
resembles a slate, in this respect,
mouth-
as well as in the appearance of
££&># kaduva, s. vide s'&sS, s^stf-crfc
the white- writing.
kadava, kaduvarasi, The sign of
r&a kadidi, adj. Large, great, big.
Aquarius.
r§sx> haclimi, s. Valour, bravery, S'S&sff §&»kaduvatitu, s. A small drum.
gallantry. gX9°oss<Sx> kaddayamu, s. Compul-

sf&csSsSM kadiyamu, s. A. bracelet, or sion, force, violence, constraint.
ancle-ring. £& kaddi, s. An ingot, or bar of
Sfe& kadu, adj. Much ;
great, g'jkr* metal.
& kadukonu, v. n. To be disting- £&g kanaka, s. vide g&og kadanka,
uished, or signalized in battle. Under r£o7fo kadansro.
%&>!& kadugu, v. a. To wash, or r^Ko kanagu, v. n. vide r&oKo ka-
lave. 2. To cleanse, s> The water il angu.
in which rice has been washed. kanadzamu, A
g'rBajsSaj s. barm or
3"
& ft oik kadigintsu, v. Cans. To
magazine? for grain.
cause to wash, or cleanse. £&>
S'n^ kanata, s* The temple of the
^V-s& kadukkonu, p* Comp. To
head.
wash, or cleanse. g&s$x> kanamu, 5. A small particle,
S'e&sg) kadnpu, s. The belly, or sto- or atom.
mach. 2. Pregnancy. 3. The foetus. ^©kaniti, s. The animal which is
StfXskjg) paragadupu, This applies usually called an elk.

to the state of the stomach, before S'raoK* kanudzu,An elk. 2. A hawk.
5.
a person has broken his fast. An r?3otfbtf> kanuduru, s. vide ôAK ka»*
empty, or fasting stomach. ££&<£) drfga.
14
S'e&tf-Kattuva 106 3f^.Katlia
êsosg) kanupu, s* A knot, knuckle, SH katte, 5. In compos, only, used

or joint. as an affix, to denote A female :
^& kata, 5. wcZe g$ katba. as ^8Sj§ chelikatte, female A

££<&, *?«&&> kataku, katuku, v. a. To friend. The corresponding male
affix is -r°e&, -7f>&> kadu, gadu.
lap with the tongue.
t&# katana, postpos. By, by means S Htf, £ HSô kattera, katterako-
of. 2. Because. 3. On account o£ la, s. Scissors. SlS8pifc, W ©So-tfo
%&&» katamu, s. Cause- katterintsu, kattirintsu, To shear,
^ tferâ kattalani, 5. A horse. or cut with scissors. s"gtfer*oX'
^ ^fs5>5 kattalamu, s. Armour, mail. kattera donga, A pick-pocket,
g 8 katti, A sword or sabre. 2. A who, in a crowd, or at a festival,
knife.. 3. A razor. g" ©e&foafokatti- secretly cuts off any ornament
duyuj To draw a sword, g ©&»<» from the person of another, with
kattiorra, A sword's scabbard, or scissors.
sheath, ^^y banakatti, A dou-
sflltf^b^, Slltfe^ katteratsuk-
ble-edged sword. sboKoZ © man- ka, katterarikka, s. The third
galakatti,A barber's knife, a razor. lunar mansion, corresponding
gj&h&g kattipidaka, The case
with the Pleiades, g "Sêr^."^^
hung to the side of a toddy drawer,
katterarikkanela, The 8th Telugu
containing a knife, and other
implements. ^_©l)^ kattipita, A lunar month ; that in which the
moon's change takes place near
large kitchen knife, fixed perpen-
dicularly in a stool, against the the Pleiades, when the sun is in
edge of which vegetables, &c. are Scorpio, vide &j^& ugadi.

cut; g'êx>«rs -&><xr>2& kattulutome-
S" "g»'^r S)l)ew katterabavililu,
,
s. flu.
vadu, A knife-grinder, D
An ornament,, set with precious

g'ekss kattuva, 5. A wooden, pointed",
. stones, worn by Plindoo females,
spade the lower part of which
; near the top of the ear.
is not square, but' triangular, one
%% katha, s. A story, tale, or fable.
of the angles forming the point.
It is much used, in the Northern
2. A narrative, or relation. 3. A
Circars, in digging large clods? chronicle or history. ^§&£& kathi-
when the earth is wet. kudu, A narrator of ancient tales.
S'-zy-Kada 107 S'Sdafc-Kadiyu
g$ kada, particle, vide gzr kada\ tract friendship with him. &r°£>(
sc5o£3s53o kadambamn, s. A flock, or SosSe tsudagadayya, Pray look, Sir.
multitude. 2. An arrow. 3. A col-
lection of perfumes. rc5o»&*& ka-
rupayiledugada okakasugddaledu,
dambapodi, A sort of perfumed
powder. Ihave neither a rupee, nor even
a cash. ^2&^-°. •£*£& ^so"^ K^
g'&Sb, ^25b§o kadaku, kaduka, v. a.
«5jSo vaduvrastadugada yemichep-
vide §"^go kataku.
panu, I am unable to express my
£z$-2r> kadapa, s. 4 counter-agree-
admiration of his writing. rô^sSao
ment.
S"tfeo kadalu, v. n. To move, stir, or
shake. %&§£ kadalika, s. Motion. konchemu sambalagadugada-oka
varahayichchinadu,Even a person
S'sSoiSb, S'esoox kadalintsu, kadaltsu,
To move, stir, or shake; in
on a small salary, gave one pagoda.
v. a.
an active sense.
kacla, kada, particle. This "e5&-.X'£sScs5oo mfto matladudamante-
g-&*i S'es
is a corruption of the interroga- savakas'amledugadavayya,Though

tive form of the negative particle. I wish to speak with you, I
have not leisure. -^gbfr^s^Q
-3-° & kadu, Not, and literally de-
notes Is it not so ?. It corresponds
&> &coo&z$-xF><Dd sSofjo-tfo nakani-
in use fwitk the English words-
vu ivvavalasinadi padivaralnga-
Since, as, neither, indeed, even
da andulo ippuclu ayidu varalu
really, entirely &c. Added to in-
pampintsu, You know that you
finitives it expresses the precative
imperative and has many other must give me ten pagodas ;
of
;
variations of moaning, to be ga-

these, send me five at present,
rscooj kadiyu, v. n. To touch, to be

thered from the context, syi&o
contiguous, to meet to join, to ap-
proach. 2. To be pressed or squeez-
osScsslJ^ va'du yogyudugacla va- ed. 3. To copulate, v. a. To obtain.
nito snehamu cheyyavalenu, As he ?fao»otft kadiyintsu, To cause to
is a worthy man, I must con- touch, &c.
S^tfcJKanaru 108 g'SoJKanu
sfeSo-ab kadilintsu, v. a. vide s'&So g'tfew kanalu, v: n. To be angry, s
•&> kadalintsu, Under, g'esex) kadalu. Anger.

g'sfo^) kadupu, s. A herd of cattle, or S'SS'SsSm kanikaramu, s. Pity, com-
flock of sheep. passion.
êfos5w kadumu, s. The coagulated S'jso kanu, v. a. To see or look ; to
blood, suffused under the skin, regard ; to perceive ; to observe.
after a bruise, v. a. To push a To meet. 3. To bring forth To
2. ;
way. 2. To extend.
bear young. 4. To beget. 5. To
tfaotfykaduru, 5. A spindle. 2. An produce, as applied to fruit trees,
awl, or puncheon.
or crops. 6. To yield a revenue, or
g'&ex) kadulu, v. n. vide s'csoo kadalu.
profit.
%& kaddu, The third person neuter, §> kanu, s. The eye. g&, sftfsSJk
in the singular number, of the af- kanu, kana-padn, To appear to ;
firmative aorist of êwKb kalugu, seem. It is used impersonally,

To be possessed to exist. It is, ; with the dative case.
there is. In reply to questions re- S'sfc, s"tf sSeM-db kanu, kanaparrutsu, v.
specting existence, this word re-
a. To shew, or point oat.
presents the general English af-
firmative yes, as opposed to "e$&> S'jtfo, g'sfxD-sSb kanu, kanipintsa, v.
; ledu, p. v. ;
thus, g'-es-*, if 73^ kad- Coals. To shew, or point out. 2. To
cla, leda. Is it, or not? With the deliver a female, or animal, in la-
dative case, g& kaddu, Express- boar. This verb is also used im-
personally, with the dative case
es possession, as ^gog'jsb nakuka- ;
and then denotes. To seem To ;
ddu, I have. appear. 2. To be sensible of pain,

%$t-$zr>&> kanakanaladu, v. n* Live to feel. 3. To be afflicted' with, or
coals, to burn red-hot. labouring under, any disease as ;
-5r>a§ £e>sr°§aS's>ao-£)tfa'variiki ta-

£tf»2& kanabadu, v. n. vide g&Xth
lanoppi kanipinchinadi, He has a
kanupadu, Under, g'sfc kanu.
head-ache. ^g-eSts^-s^bb *f$E>o-t&
g'tfsfckanama, s. A defile, or pass,
okariki ammavaru kanipintsu,
between two mountains, Any one to have the small pox.
Ktftfb kanaru, s. An acrid, bitter, or sr»r*;$> kanikonu, Yulgarly writ-
*
disagreeable taste. ten.
S'j^-Kanna 109 s£v $5s>=Kannamu
g&g*lr.& kanukkonu, v. comp. To mons with it, are the common ad-
see, to look, to regard, to perceive, verbs of comparison, It is very
to observe. 2. To bring forth generally believed that the former
young. 3. To find out, detect, or is the relative past participle, and
discover. g&?T & kanugoiiu, To
i
the latter the subjunctive, of

see, look, or perceive. £»"£>&» ka-
the verb. £•& kanu, to see &c.
nipettu, To watch, or take care
When, g"^ kanna, is used as the
of. 2. To expect, or look out for.
3. To find out, to discover. To 4.
past relative participle of g& ka-
nu, q. v. it may occasionally be
divine. g'sft^SS kanukoliki, The
corner of the eye.
translated own ; thus, $££> g^
kannatalli, One s own mother,
7
lit.
^&hbx> kanugitu, v. a. To wink, or
the mother who bore, rtfx £)& ka-
make signs with the eyes. ^<332S°
nnabidda, One's own child, lit.
s5b, g&TS*'^ kanuboma, kanubo-
The child born, ^s\ & g kanna-
mnia, The eye brow-
tandri, One s own father, lit. The
g'ssb /srjsS» kanubramu, v. a. To con-
father who begot.
ceal; to put out of sight.
kanumorragu, v. n. To £$\& kannada, s. Contempt, disre-
S'sfc'Swofcsftb
gard. 2. Indifference ; negligence.
disappear, to vanish. g'jSolk)^ ka-
nurreppa, The eye-lid. S'tfN 2»sfc» kannadamu, 5. The langu-
S'pSoa-ifcx kanuvitstsu, v. n. To awake. age of Carnataca, improperly term-
^^b*3-c\ kanuvetstsa, s. lit. eye- ed the Ganarese. ^^^ kannada,
warmth. Gentle heat, or warmth. adj. Of or belonging to the coun-
try of Carnataca. S'tf^JI kannadi,
gf&t&fC-tot kanupugottu, v. a. To cut
s. An
inhabitant of the Carnataca
into pieces.
country.
S'i&sfc kanuma, s. A gap. 2. A pass
£$k s6m kannamu, s. A hole. 2. A hole
through hills.
made by thieves in a wall. This is
kanumu, s. The day after the
S\tfSs5»
the manner in which burglary is
Pongal feast, or after any eclipse^ usually committed in India^sfx tt»
Sjtfx kanna, adv. Than. This word, kannagadu, kannadi-
£&, ¥"<tf\ &?&)
and So!j kante, which is syiioni- du, A thief as above defined. A
s'sS&.Kapata 110 3f&o-Kappu
person who has committed bur- tions. 2. Cunning, artifice. 3. A

glary. S'tf^^s'jl , r#\ "§o^> kanna- feint, or trick. 4. Deceit, cheating.
pukatti, kannapukola,, Theinstru"
^sSfeS, S'Sto^So^b kapati, kapatasthu
ment with which a thief commits
burglary, as above defined §"#% sSm
du, A cunning person ; a cheat.
kannamuveyu,
"âaco, S'sTn s*»*s>&>d
g'&'gj kapile,s. This is the name given
kannamupettu, To commit bur- to an engine, of very simple con-
glary, as above explained. struction, used for drawing up
S ?^So kannaku, s. A noble, or ex- water from wells. A large 'pulley,
cellent, person. supported by strong pieces of
S'rK osS kanniya, s. vide g'tfo kanya. wood, is raised on the highest side
g&± kannu, s. Irregular, making in of the well by means of it,
;
and,
the inflex. Sing. §"ofeS kanti, And the water is drawn up in a lea-
in the nom. Lnlu. goth kandlu,
•
thern bucket, by two yoked bul-
to
The eye. 52. The joint or knot in a locks, which pulldown an artifici-
cane, or in the stalk of a reed, al descent, formed for the pur-

or plant. 3. The mesh of a net. 4. pose.
A vital part, vide g'so kanu, When- S^tfs&o kapuramu, s. Camphor.
ce this word is derived. £^«» g^ kappa s. A frog.
kannirru,A tear. g'sso^firSooo kannu- A
S^©«S^2» kappachippalu, a- bi-
doyi, A couple of eyes.
valve shell.
g~3\ kanne, s. vide ^tfo.s'iêls'sfco
S'sSvsfco kappamu, s. Tribute, g^sfoa
kanya-kannerrikamu, s. Virginity. kappamu kattn, To give or
S'feo
2. The act of first cohabiting with pay (lit. To tie) tribute.
a female.
S^âfea kapparamu, s. A variegated
5ftf<? kanya, .5. A girl of eight years colour.
of age. 2. A virgin. 3. The sign
Virgo in the zodiac S'sSjj kappu, v, a. To cover, v. n. To.
t$v^ kanyaka, s. A little girl. 2. A spread, or extend. 2. To collect or
maiden, or virgin. settle in a thick covering, as the

ss$k>s$:» kapatamu, s. Dissimulation, clouds before heavy rain, or smoke
artful concealment of one's inten- ^>ver a large cit}T .
£©*s5*>..Kabbamu 111 ^55ocr*_Kama}a
^s5v kappu. s. A covering. 2. Thatch. S£KS*r>£& kabbilivadu, 5-. A toddy-

3. Black colour. The black com-
4. drawer.
position, with which the Hindoos S'sfco&ejsSw, S'sSbo&exjjg) kamandala-
rub their teeth, and which covers mu, kamandalupu, s. The water-
the interstices between them. adj. pot of an ascetic, or hermit.
Black. £&j, £#£r°& kappi, kappu- g'sfc^sSw kamatamu, s. The cultiva-
konu, v. Comp. To envelope one's- tionwhich the owner carries on
self; to cover one's- self. 2. To with his own farming stock, by
spread, extend, or collect, as above means of another. 2. The land of
explained. g^-gpra&» kappatala- which the zemindar, jaghiredar,
mu, A pad lock. shotriumdar, inamdar, &c. him-
&&gtfs&» kappuramu, s. vide §^£&» self retains the farm in his own
kapnramu. hands, or causes to be cultivated
£"2^ tf kappera, s. An earthen vessel, with his own farming stock, in
used as a plate for victuals, at contradistinction to the land rent-
the meals of the lower classes of ed out by him to others- ^8fc5£-rc*
Hindoos. The superior classes in- eso kamatagadu, s. The person em-
variably use metal vessels. 2. A ployed to cultivate, with the farm-
pot used in begging alms. ing stock of the owner.
f^s5» kapramu, s. vide g^tfssa ka- S'sSbifc kamaru, v. n. To be singed, or
puramu. burnt, as applied to hair or lea-
S'so^skw kabaiamu, s. A mouthful, a ther, and to the body if burnt
morsel .2. Physic- ball for horses, black, s. The/ act of burning as
g'a&o-ik kabalintsu, v. a. To' swal- above.
low, to devour, to gulp. ^55oe)s5w kamalamu, s. The lotus, or
^©•^sSoakabadamu, s. A bullock-load Nymphcea nelumbo. 2. Water. 3-
of grass, or straw. 2. Forage. An antelope.
S'ttofr kaburu, 5. News, intelligence. Sfs6£r>sSo&> kamalapandu, 5. A small

2. Eeport. 3. A message. sweet orange, usually in India,
ifPxsSw kabbamu, s. Poetry. termed the hill orange..
e o
^^j TV-Kammaga- 112 r^-Kammi

—i
^s5bex> kamalu, ?;.?z.To fade, or wither. g'sfc

—6
ôt^ô, S'sSd.Q
—6
kammaravadn,
2. To be scorched by the sun. 3. kammari,s.An iron or black-smith,
To be burned hy fire, without g's&ê^, £s6,tfa kammarata, kam-
coming in immediate contact with maradi, A female of that caste.

it. This is one of the five castes of
artificers, vide go-fr°v5T*?&>, "SfeS^
S'sfc *r°!3i>y>2h kamasalevadu, s. vide
s&,tf«£raoe& kamsalavadu, baitika-
goir*vGr*&) kamsalavadu.
mmaravandlu, Itinerant black-
£"££§& kamikili, s. The hand, held
smiths.
with the fingers bent, and sepa-
s'o^-o^bb kammavaru, s. phi. The
rated. This word is much used
kammavars, a numerous caste of
with the affix, dgb edu, And
Telugu Sudras, usually employ-
is chiefly affixed to words denot-
ed in agriculture.
ing food, to express a handful ; as
%&> .8§"sta> kammarikama,5.The caste
g'Stol^tss^sSao kamikeduannamu,
itself in the abstract.
A handful of boiled rice.
g£».
—
kammi, 5. Wire. 2. A bar. 3. The
S"j6cm-^) kamutsu,*?. a. To swallow, to
line or border at the ends of a
devour.
STs^tfo kamurti, v. n. vide £&&> ka-
Hindoo's cloth, vide s'oSj ^^
&d kambi, inapakammi, An iron
rri ar a.
bar. s'&sSsfS*) kadapakammi, The
— kamma,
^s&, A
branch or bough
s.
o
~~6
threshold. s»a&»__§'sx>, s5do^_Sd

of any tree of the palm species.
mukkukammi,mnkkammi, A gold
2. A letter of correspondence,
or ornamented ring, worn by
written upon thft palm leaf. 3. A women, and suspended from the
kind of ear-ring worn by Hindoo
which is perfor-
side of the nose,
women, adj. Delicious, pleasant.
ated for this purpose. gSn-^X&a&a
—d
g'.fc.tf-tfsSM, g'sSo tf kammadanamti, kammi sagadiyu, To draw wire.
kammana, A delicious odour or
£&>&£ kammichfra, A woman's
taste.
cloth, with a stripe on it's border.
3^-tp kammaga, adv. Well, in good sf&j&oaSo kammicliyu, To draw
order. wire. 2. To flee away.
^tf^.Karaka 113 tftfea-Karana
^s5m> kammu, v. a. To cover. 2. To gtfgd kîrakari, s. Confusion. 2. Mix-

spread, or extend. 3. To over- ture.
spread. 4. To surround. TT'o&og £%£•&* karakas£, s. A dispute regard-
ss^ gontukammu, To become ing boundaries.
hoarse. S'tf-g-'k-ctfD karakkaya, s. The fruit
S'sSw c5w kammudala, s. Covering. 2. of the g'tfs^to) karakachettu, g.

J
£0 m
Concealing. 3. An escort. 4. Aid. v* There are some curious phrases

aSa2Mig^f£amabbukamminad1/Ehe in which thisword is. used, viz.
cloud overspread. •sr>jo§-g©g's6;W xSto $T*6oS'tf-2-*k_cs3£>db notakarakkaya
°
D
tf a vanikimaik amugamminadi He ,
badu, lit. This fruit to fall in the
is completely intoxicated,
mouth. To be prevented. !&r>b>g
I&sfoog'
senalukamminavi,The troops tf-s^ _c8$-i?r &)o, ~£rrtx> notakarakka

)
S>o £s> J
surrounded. ya-gottu, vey'u, lit. To force this

S'-^tpSo kammeraku, A fruit into the mouth. To prevent.
s. kind of
beetle leaf, darker and stronger S'tfKtfsfco karagasamu, s. A saw.
than the common one. S'STfo karagu, v. a. or n. To melt, dis-
?fooo kayi, s. The hand. solve, or waste.This verb, like the
lfo*> kayi, A poet, English verb to melt, is used ei-

s. sTom^, row^s&o
kayita, kayitamu, Poetry, ôoo-o3 ther in an active, or neuter sense.
ss>#&>Xtffio manasugaragu, To feel
^j^ kayisarudu, A poet.
ô»$j kayiphu, compassion, ts %ti$rk> astifearagtr,
& Drunkenness.
S"c*6g kayya, 5. A brook, or running
An estate to be wasted.
&' karatsu, To melt.
stream. 2. A
paddy field. S'tf v. a.
?f csSgsSw kayyamu, s. Battle, combat. g'tffto-tfo kara gin tsu, v. Cans. To

2. A quarrel or dispute. 3. War. cause to melt, &c.
SfS kara, s. A hedge. 2. An embank- ^^^p?6oo, ^tf£b karadamu, karadu, s.
ment, vide £&9 karra. A wave.

if srtf karakara, 5. Sharpness. 2. The 5ftfn>;&» karanamu, An organ of s.
noise made in chewing, or by the sense. 2. Cause. 3. An instrument

iron style in writing on the pal- or means of action. 4. A curnum
myra leaf. or village accountant. In Telinga,-
15
s'ea-Karidi 114 S^Ty-Karoda
na, these are generally Brahmans; S^sfoa karisemu, s. Agriculture

in the Tam]l country, Sudras of cultivation.
the Pilly tribe. g'tf^g'sfea karanika S'&So karuku, s. Medicinal drugs-
ruu, The'office of a village account- burnt to ashes, which the Hindoos
ant. use with a mixture of water, dur-
^ti& kararii, s. Manner, way, mode. ing sickness.
2. Similarit}7 , likeness. Z&fo karugu, s. Melted gold, &c 2.
g'tf.sfoa karamu, s. The hand. 2. A The vessel in which gold is melted.
3.Liquified or clarified butter, &c.
ray. 3. A tax.
vide gtifo karagu.
£#s5m karamu^ adj» Much, great.
S'tfsn-aja karavayi s. An instrument
§*&&> karudu, .?. A lump of boileî
used by gold-smiths. rice, or of turf. 2. A wave. 3. A

daily account. This term is also
^tf oyosfco, rtf-êw karavalamu, kara
applied to what we term the sur£
valu, 5. A scymitar* or sabre,
thirty inches long.
which is by the
distinguished
name of ~%o&g&?k> pentikarudu,
§^& kararu, s. Agreement, engage-
Or the female surf, and the &-*&>
ment.
r&&> potukaruclu, Or the male
Stp&ôqco kararu cheyu, v. a, To en-
surf. The former denotes the in-
gage, to agree.
ner or inferior surf, the latter the
£-&*&$&> kararupadu, v> n. To be
out ward or larger one.
agreed.
^-o-*?5b j3-°s5o-° kararunarna, 5. A written r&rc karuna, s. Compassion, mercy,
clemency, pity, tenderness. 2. Par-
agreement, ©r engagement.
don. 3. Favor.
s 9 kari, s. The pudendum of any
female, either of the human or ^&£3oi5b, g'&ra'ôsoo karunintsu, karu
brute species. 2. A sharp weapon. najeyu, v. a. To have compassion,

§6$ karini, s. A female elephant. &c. 2. To favor,
g'e^ô&D
CO
karinevandlu, s. plu.
4
A g&zyrv^&ss&is; karubudzadosatfge,
particular caste of weaver?, 5. The creeping plant of the melon.
re a karidi, s. The bridge of the "s'^-e^ karoda, s. An officer employ-

Yina> a t.brt of Hindoo guitar. ed to superintend a Tanadar, <fcc.
S'esg'-Karraka 115 g-eSi-Kanive
rtfôsSex) karjakayalu, 5. pi A sort r&sg'c&.ô karrakanthudu,s. The god

of sweet meat. Siva, because his neck is black.
^tfsSrw'karnamu, s. The ear. S'ssS'eJ) karrakarri, s. Force.
g'cas—qr°bb^) karnadharudu, s. A re^So karraku, s. Roughness, in-
pilot. equality, sharpness ;
as of the file,
rtf £ e£,s*»ejo, r^^^s5êx> karnapat- or teeth of a saw, or of any rough

ramulu. karnapuramum, s. An ear- surface, adj. Sharp, rough, hassh.
ornament worn by Hindoo women. g'cxslSo^. karrakekku, v. n. To be

g&s-g kir.iika, 5. A trinket for the sharp.
ear. 2. A roll of palm leaf, thrust s &5§b^> karrakuttu, s. Boasted meat;

through the lobe of the ear. because it is fixed on a spit, or
staff.
g- tf karta, s. An agent, doer, or
maker. 2. A lord or master. 3. S'es-db karratsu,0. a. To bite, to gnaw.
An owner. 4. An author. 5. An 2. To learn, study, or acquire, any
heir. 6. In grammar, the agent art, science, or business.
of the action denoted by the verb.
ês;£) karrapu, v. a. To teach, to in-
g*tfr^tfs5ao karpuramu, s. Camphor.
struct.
tfirrc&^ffssco rasa!Karpuramu, s.
S'esSo-^b karrapintsu, v. Cans. To
Calomel. cause to bite, or gnaw. 2. To cause
^tf 8&» karmamu, s. An act or a'ction. to teach.
2. A
lot or destiny. 3. Moral duty; g'w&ao karratalu, s. phi. Childish
the religious obligations, or cere- desires.
monies, imposed by peculiarities ^&3c5 karrada, s. Wickedness.
of tribe or occupation. 4. Funeral
sTes &r$ s5w karradupamu, s. A cobweb.
In grammar, the subject,
rites. 5.
cr object of the action denoted by ê#;g) karra vu, s. A famine ;
scarcity,
the verb, r-q^ o^tfcSw karmantara deficiency.
mil, s. Funeral rites. Sel karri, s. Blackness, adj. Black.
§"e$ karra, s. A stain ; dirt ; black- S'eJ'ia^ karnvelpu, 5. The god Vish-
ness, adj. Black. nu, in his incarnation as Krishna.
r&sr o & &» karrakaiithamu, s. A spar- sQM~£-&i%toQ, êJ^ska karrivepachettu,
row. karri vemu, s. The Berjera kcenigii,
gao-ifc-Kalantsu 116 goXcro-Kalagu
of which the leaves are used to Swots*^ kalandanu, s. An inkstand.

give a flavour to certain dishes,
S'ejg'oSs, g<Dgoz&* kalakanda, kalaka-
and are deemed tonic.
nda, s. Sugar-kandy.
^6£)o& karruku, s. vide £&&> karraku,
S'og'e) kalakala, s. The warbling of
%w karra, 5. A staff, or walking
birds, sTaS^ô kalakalanavvu,
stick. % The stalk of grain- 3. A
stain. To laugh heartily, or loudly.
g$3 karri, ,9. One of the names of S'wS'ejsSoo kalakalamu, a. A confused

Arjuna the third son of Pandu. sound? as the buzz of a crowd, &c.
£ea> karru, s. A plough-share. This gv-^v&x> kalakalamu, adv. Perma-

noun makes in the sing. Inflex. ^ nently, constantly.
G^-êJ"ê) karrti-karrtinela, Such g'ofto kalagu, v. n. To be in agita-
a quantity of ground as may be tion, confusion, disorder, disquiet,
cultivated by one plough* g'&g-acotf or trouble. 2. To be turbid, as

ka-rrtimona, The point of the water. 3. To be embarrassed or
plough-share. disconcerted.
§' eJôDoexj karrtimolalu, 5. plu. The s'o-tfb kalatsu, v. a. To put in agita-
iron cramps which fasten the tion, &c. 2. To make turbid. 3.
plough-share to the wooden part
To embarrass, &c. ^<yS"&so kalaka
of the plough.
A dream. This word is
niru, Turbid water. §'©§'*• eao ka-
Sfo kala, 6.
also the irregular relative partici-

lakap&rru, To be turbid, troubled;
ple of g'ewTfo kalwgu, And may then or confused. g'otf.ff 1 §ok_r°tf> kala
'
be translated possessing. Added gadrokkukonu, To retire, in alarm

to substantives, it becomes x"e; ga or confusion. rÂooô kalagundu,
la, by the rules for the permuta- The turbidness of water.
tion of letters, and converts the
ge>& kalata, 5. The turbidness of
substantive into an adjective.
water. 2. Perplexity, confusion.
%oK#o kalaganu, v. h. To dream* '
3. A
quarrel or dispute. 4. false A
^<yo-s-*6 kalankari, 5. Chintz-paint- fabricated story.
ing, S'tyXcrotf kalagura, s. Greens of four
êjo-sfo kalantsu, v. a. vide So-jfojkala- or five sorts, mixed and cooked
t'm, Under s^/fo kalagu, together.
g'e>a$ -Kalava J 17 £&r-&arika
ôt£o kaladu, The irregular third Sos5aoe£ kalavarinta, s. Speaking

person singular, in the masculine in one's sleep.
gender, of the affirmative aorist of ge^sto kalasamu, s. A water-pot.
rewfio kalugu, q. v. There is, was ê>^»ssx> kalakamu, S; Disturbance,
or will be. trouble, % A quarrel or dispute.
g'ey&j kaladu, jpartf. vide, ^^> kaddu, 3. A tumult, revolt, or insurrec-
§*e;ssb kalanii, s. Battle; war; combat. tion. 4. War, combat, battle.
g"e>;S kalapa, s.The materials for a tfe>sho£d£ kalahantarita, s. An an-

house. 2. The materials for a gry ..wife, a scold.
plough, g'ejsss'^j kalapakatte, ft.
£«»©• kalacM, $, A
spitting-pot-
A reed-pen. &r*8 kalapi, s. The peacock..

sfosk kalama, s. A gap. £V»I) kalili, atij* Of or belonging
$&&> kalamu, s. A ship. 2. A reed- to arrack. This is a revenue term,
sometimes used as a substantive,
pen,
to denote the arrack- farm itsel£
S'ejosSoS) kalayampi, s. Water which
is sprinkled on the ground, after ^D kali, *• The fourth age of the
it has been swept. world, according to the Hindoo's;
&e># kalava, 5. The water-lily. the Iron age, or that of vice ; the
S'atfofeag'aSoaex) kalavantakamulu, *.
commencement of the kali-yug or
plu. Boiled rice which is separate- age is placed about 3, 000 Years
anterior to the Christian gsra the
ly mixed with four different in- ;
gredients, and thus forms four number of it's years are 432,000,
distinct dishes. These ingredients
At the expiration of -which the
Tamarind juice. world is to be destroyed, and
are. 2. Curds. 3.
The again renewed

flour of G-ingili or Sesamum
seeds. A. That of the seeds of the £g) kali, «s. The water in which riee
Phase olus mango- has been washed, kept until it

ferments.
g^sstf sfcokalavaranm, s. Fixed refi&xi-
on, or thought. g©r kalika, & An unblown flower ;
£e>s59oo$b kalavarintsii; v. a. To fpc&k a bud.

jn one's sleep, g®^s&» kalikamu, s. An eye-salve.
S'eoXb-Kaluffu 118 Seutf-Kalpana
^©§ kaliki, s, A woman, adj. Beauti- g'ewjg) kalupu, v. Caus. of rScafckali

ful, agreeable. yu, To mix or mingle, in an
q. v.
r©£o kalimi, s. Wealth, riches, pos- active sense- 2, To join, unite, &c.
3. To include. 4. To form an in-
session. 2. Existence. g'exiôôsSe
timac}r .
S kalumitoyyali, The goddes of

§fex>$ kalupu, s. Mixing. 2. Weeds.
riches. sfSaoSoa&X' kalimidandu-
3. Curds.
ga, s. An unjust tax, exacted from
êx><£)~3cp>ex>^tf;6:x> kalupukolutanamu,
the rich inhabitants.
s. Intimacy, friendship,
^Dcooo kaliyu, v. n. To mix or mingle.
ôoss" kaluva, s. vide £&$ kalava.
2. To be joined, united, or con-
nected. 3. To be included êx)SSe>~i9i& kaluvalarredu, 5. The
in. 4.
To be on terms of intimate famili- moon, who termed the ruler of
is
arity. 5. To be in the act of copu- the water-lily, which his beams

lation, v. a- To join, unite, con- are supposed to expand.
nect, or ally one's- self, with g'ewsseo-ESbkaluvarintsu, v. n. vide go
another. 2. To meet. 3. To over-
ssao-tfo kalayarintsu.
take. 4. To copulate.
§'«o^s5oo kalushamu, s. Sin. adj. Tur-
IfDoaor kaliyika, s. The act of join-
bid, foul, muddy.
ing, &c. rScss5tfp>2& kaliya-giidu,
re^sSaa kalkamu, s. Sin. 2. Fraud.
To add up figures, tf^Sfctfa sa-
3. Dirt, sediment, ordure. 4. The
bhakalisinadi, The assembly is
Hindoos in febrile and bilious
dissolved, or broken up. affectionSjSometimes starve them-
gex>&>W*& kalnsukonu, v. Comp. To selves for many days, and then
take a decoction of drugs to which
meet- 2. To associate with. 3. To
they give this name, after which
overtake. they no longer refrain from food.
S"ex>Ko kalugu, s. A hole. g'&jp. kalki, s. A woman, vide §*£>§
ê?G7& kalagu, This is an irregular kaliki.

verb, of very extensive use in Te- £v\# kalpana, s. Fabrication, inven-
lugu. As a neuter verb, it denotes.
tion. 2- Fiction.
To be> or exist. 2. To be born, 3.
To happen. Used impersonally re^tfâsac, r£> o-& kalpanacheyu,
with the dative case, it denotes. kalpintsu, v. a. To fabricate, in-
To have, to possess. vent, or contrive. 2> To produce,
»
sVê)-Kall6k 119 r^ s5x-Kallamu
form, or atiake. 3. To institute, $v<* kalwa, s. vde rotf kalava.

or establish. 4. To restore to life.
ê^&o kalwamu, s. A small grinding
§*e^s&» kalpamu, s. A day and night stone, or mortar, used chiefly for
of Bramha, a period of 432,000,000 drugs.
years of mortals? measuring the §*? kala, s. Splendour, brightness,
duration of the world, adj, In eclat. 2. A part, or division. 3. The
compos. Like, but with a degree sixteenth part of the moon'"s dia-
of inferiority. g'en&c&sSN kalpak-
meter. 4. The phases of the moon.
shayamu, The destruction of the
5. A mechanical art. 6. Literature.
world.
7. In Telugu grammar, a particu-
ê^sxsSw kalmaskamu, s. Sin. 2. Un-
lar class of words. ss&^rS" mukha-
cleanliness. 3. The matter of a sore.
kala, Sweet features ; a fine air.
gV^ratibo kalyanamu, 5. Good for-
r V* S> § kalanidhi, j he moon.
tune, happiness, prosperity. 2.
Marriage. 3. The name of a city. £$cg&x> kalankamu, s. A spot, stain,
g"o kalla, s. Untruth, falsehood, a or blemish. 2. Rust. 3. Defamation.
lie. g& a kalla ri, A liar. g'oQg'll 4. Suspicion.
kallarikatte, A
woman who tells stf s£.s5w kalatranm, s. A wife.
lies, to 6^0 kallaridu. A man who s$~S)$ kalapela, s. The sound of boil-
tells lies. ing.
roo kallu, s. Toddy, the liquor ex- ZW®Z kalachika, s. A box, with a
tracted from the cocoanut, pal- lid or cover.
myra, or date tree. 2. A stone. 3-
r"!s2tfs*» kalebararnu, s. The body.
A wheel. When it is used in either
of the two last senses, it makes 2. A corpse.
the innex. Sing. g'ctS kanti, And r^QessSw kalyanamu, 5. tide gv-o
the nom. plu. ôe&, sex>~^cho kan- s5ao kalyanamu.
dlu, kallupenta, A toddy-shop. r^ £w, g^sSw kallamu, kallamu, 5.

g'ew'SQ
no OO
kalluvelli, One of the The spot of ground in the open
seven seas, viz. That of toddy. fields, in which cattle tread the
rir^sSw kallolamu, s. A surge ;

a grain out of the ear ; the thrash-
billow. ing floor.
g'SQ-Kaviri 120 g'sgoo -Kavulu
O oe&sSaa kalliyamu, s. vide g" 5os5s&» arising from the boiling of beetle-
kaliyamu. nut, which, being dried, are used
^-§ kalle. s. Thick phlegm. with the beetle-nut when chewed-
g*U s&» kalle mu, s. A bridle ; #£cfe g"©"3 kavile, s. An account book of
g*^ o35s5c» kaUiyamii. the palm or cadjan leaf, such as
those used by the Cuprums, or
g-^ kava, *• A couple, or pair, ^sr©
village accountants, in the Nor-
•sr»?k, S*sSex> kavalavara, kavalu,
thern Circars, and the Tamil
Twins.
country,
£*&-£* sS» kavachamu,s. Armour^ mail,
r$& kavuru, s. A light" shade of any
abo ^ ^sj-tf «S» mantra kavaehainu,
colour-
Ad amulet, or charm worn on the
special agreement,
person. C$**> kavulu, s/A
promise, or convention. 2. A fa-
rsstfsScx* kavanamu, s. Poetry. *3&-g
vorable condition, stipulation, or
s^^», £"S)s£ns5c» asu-kavananui,ka-
assurance. 3. A capitulation. 4.
vitwanan, An extemporary poem
Quarter in battle. r$S3bj kavu-
or verse. &^ £xs#&» chitrakava-
litsiso, To. give kavulu, is usually
namu, A poem written, and to be
applied to the safe guard, or fa-
read, according to some fantastic
shape ; as that of a snake, chess- vorable assurance, given to an ab
board, &c. sconding person, that he may ap-
t^te^™ kavafamo, ,9. A door. pear free from all apprehension o
r a kavi, 5. A poet, 2. A bird. 3. The danger •
thus, a rebel sometimes;
planet Yenus. comes in on kavulu. To give lands
§"s^, S'aôsSw kavita, kavitw&mu, $ on cowl, means to grant them on
A poem, poetry. special agreement. In the districts
^&ci&> kaviyu, v, n. To excite, to at- of Beliari and Cuddapah, this ex-
tack. 2.To 'let loose to battle. 3. pression is applied to waste, grant-
To throw one's-self on the enemy. ed on favorable terms for a ce-
g*&8cJfc>o&so kaviriyundalu, .*. pltu rtain number of years, and after-

Small balls made of the sediment wards subjected to full rent.
o
S'sxsfoj-Kashtamu 121 s'JLKakslii
S'-sfrS kavvadi, s. A name of Arjuna, g'tf&oo kasatu, s. Impurity, or dirt, in
g'sfo&'SD kawadiclieli, Krishna, any liquid, 2. The dark spots in

because he was the friend of Ar- the moon's disk.
juna. g'tftfb kasaru, s. Anger, rage. % A
r^csSô kavvamu, 5. Achurniiig-stick. storm. 3. Profit or loss on the ex-
gô^&xy kavvapnmala,Tlie moan- change of coins. 4. Bad humours
tainMandara because the Suras
;
of the body.
andAsuras used it as a cliurning- g'tf tf> kasaru, v. a. To revile, or abuse.
stick, in charging the ocean, in §"#$ kasavu, s. Grass. 2. Straw. 3.
order to recover the sacred things Sweepings, rubbish.

©
lost at the deluge. g-Zr*cxxr> kasayi, s. A butcher.
§-$, §-& kasi, kasi, s. Wrath, anger, S'ifo kasn, part. Used in compos.
rage, fury. r&sfctfoKb kasimasan- Only, Small, little. r&>Koe5b kasu-
gu, v- a. To destroy. gandu, To fade a little. r&>-7r*c*ss
S'S' os5c»
— kas'malamu, s. Fainting. 2. kasugaya, A young or unripe
A village inhabited by the O a& 9 o§'e> fruit.
•*r°o^b errukalavandlu, q. v. s :-6o^3^ kasuba, s. The chief city, or
kashayamu, Astrin- head station of a talook.

SÔBSsfca 5.
gent taste. 2. A decoction, fhfusi- S'tocsb kasaru, s. ride ££& kasaru.

oii, or extract. g'-aSroa&.^-g'î ka"- S"SsSao kasemn, s. An infusion, from
shayamukatsn, To decoct, or in- a mixture of iron, toddy, and
fuse. gô&s&o-s-oTfo kashayarnuka chebulic myrobolan, Terminally
gUj To be decocted, or infused. cliebula.
g"sx=6cw kaslitamu, s. Bodily pain, or g % kasti, s. vide r«5Ls5» kashtamu.
suffering. 2. Labour, fatigue. 3.
gifrvd kasturi, Musk.
—o s. s'&r°8&S)
—o ka-
Hardship, difficulty. 4. Trouble, 00
stiiripilli, A civet cat. s^pesSo^
affliction, calamity, vexation, sor-
kasturipasupu, A sort of scented
row. 5. Danger, adj. Painful. 2.
turmerick.
Laborious.. 3. Hard, difficult. 4.
^.JU kakshi, s. One party as opposed
Afflicting, vexations, 5. Danger- to another. 2. Objection or reply
v
ons. in aroTimi'ivu
16
"T*o"8S\--Kamlekka 122 -tr° §£.Kakita
ôtfesSwkamsyamu, s. Queen's me-

"3P
tal. 2. A cup or goblet.
-r* ka, part. This is the infinitive of in>o& kanksha, s. Wish, desire, in.
the irregular verb wzfr avu, q. v. clination, passion, appetite.

And being generally affixed to ôlô'^kankshintsu, p. a. To wish-
nominatives, or to words of the -s-g- kaka, s. Warmth, heat. 2. Au-
class drutuprukrutulu, it is then
ger.
changed by the rules ofgrammar -^§- kaka, This is the negative
into 7r> ga, Added to any adjec- the verb t?^ avu, To
participle of
tive, or to a substantive it con-
become, q> v. It is used as a parti-
verts them into adverbs ; thus,
deno^ng-Besides, else, except,
cle,
nr*$)rt& ir>&*ta*&>tf£Q gali tsallaga
i
unless, sta^^ cfc&!c§oSx>ctf>op5$ -?rgo
kottutunnadi, The wind blows
coldly. "e$25b idigaka marriyemiyunu naku
-gyotftf&X) kanchanamu, s. Gold. 2.

ledu, I have nothing besides this.
-g^g£r*$> kakapovu, v. n. To be un-
The tree termed Michelia cham-
paca. finished, unaccomplished, or un-
kantsu, v. a. To see to look- successful, -jrrctfaoo^ kakayundu,
-sr°o-&> ;
2. To be brought to bed of an in- To disagree, to differ. -^?fo o~f>
fant. kakunte, If it be not so. 2. Other-

-w*o£ kanta, s. A beloved, or lovely wise. -^^s5b9ôso, -^°~izx kaka-
woman. mariyemij kakcmi, Why not?
-sô^sftw kantamu, adj. Pleasing, -r^ssx) kakamu, s* A crow.

agreeable, beautiful, s. A stone ;
-s^g-tf kakara, s. The plant termed
in which case it is compounded Momordica charantia.
with ckPtfc-.-ft'o^, efocfiS" s'urya- kaki, s. A crow. -s-*§£)0"7r*&>
-2-°l
chandra, ayas, As tfrstfcisô^sSco kakibangaru, Tinsel ; brass-leaf,
suryakantanm, A crystal lens, &c. glittering like gold. 2. Talc.
-ir'oS kanti, s. Splendour, light, -^§^£0^00, -3-* §&>;£), -3nc §£rSa*r.e» kaki-
beauty. chemmalu, kakitfpu, kakisomalu?
-s-"oe5oô kantudu, s. A husband. 5. The epilepsy.
-5^0*3
?fy-
kamlekka, ,9. A rough ac- ~s-*!^k5w kakitaniUj s. Paper, 2, A
count, as opposed to a fair one. playing card.
"T°fe30-Katu 123 "s^-Kadi
-rc §"S9^? _ex>

J
kakirrekkalu, s. lit. applied to milk or victuals. T*bx>
Crow's wings. A particular spe- -sr>}5# katuvasana, A signed smell.
cies of paddy. k&tupettu, To notch,
-3-*ko ~s&>3
A w ,-
*
-5*Ktt> kagada,
.
s. torch.
cut, or open.
-3^5\3s5ao kagiclamu, s. vide -5"*§^s5oo
-s-^r katuka, s. Black smoke, mix-
kakitamu. which native women
ed with oil,
-r°«b kagu, 5. A large earthen pot. apply to the edges of their eyes.
-3^76 kagu, v. 7i. To boil, to simmer. 2. Mildew in e rain, -g^feoos ab&o ka-
2. To grow hot, to be feverish. tukapitta, A wag-tail. -g^&»rTPo»

tt-Z5V<» kachanm, s. A glass. 2. A katukarayi, Sulphuret of anti-
mony.
rope network, to carry any burden
's^ 6o,K2»katragada,s.Aboand-hedge
with. 3. A disease arising from v
round a city or fort.

some affection of the optic nerve,
-&*c& kada, s. The stalk of lonff-srow-
or gutta serena.
ing vegetables or flowers, such as
-3^.$b katsa, v. a. To boil. 2. To
To have fever. the lily, &c.
warm, to heat. 3.
4. To protect, or preserve. 5. To -s-o^ kada, s. This word is used

watch or tend cattle. 6- To for- chiefly in the dative case, to de-
note- Condition, state, or quantity;
give, or excuse- 7, To produce. 8.
as «ro S-g^tf sfoo ociyoV*^! tf-Qxtfa
To shine, as the sun or moon. 9.
To wait in expectation or atten- vanikap'Jramu yikadiki vachchina
di, His house is reduced to this
dance.
State, -g*^ #r=Soo ^^>gi a»;>£)
-s'&S'sSw katakamu, s. Famine.
ipustakamu yekadikiyistavu, For
-t°Is* kata, s. Scales for large
how much, will you give this book?
weights.
This word, used as a postposition,
-^ T t3 5p>Se)oT»ogD katipapalavandlu,
denotes-Near, at, to ;
as sjofe5~r t ^
s. plu. Jugglers.
in ti kada, Near, at, or to the
-s^&o katu, s. A bite ; a cut or notch.
house.
-5TtT*£o katladu, To wrangle, or
-r°& kadi, s. A yoke. T^&jdx kadi-
fight as dogs, vide £?»&, -3-^00 £r*$ gattu, The ridge between two
fud, katnpovn, To be singed, as ! fields.
Tr*8c_Kadti 124 *S>-Kani
"T*<^>. kadu, s. Regular, making it's avunakada, Yes or no ? ^P2o$ §^>

inflexion sing. -3-°$ karri ; It is *b naollikikadu, It does not agree
used, instead of -53-° £& vadu, To with my body. 7r»3bicn>S)§-s-c 2$> na-
denote the agent, when he is fa- kuvanikikadu. I and he are upon
miliar or contemptible thus &&> ; bad terms. ^©^#0 -s^cb adinava
~3-°2Sb vitakadu, A rake. inK^-^ llakadn, lit. It cannot be done by
e&> sogasukadu, A coxcomb, a me. I cannot do it. -g-°#x5b kadanu,
good looking fellow. v. a. To deny, refuse or reject. 2.
To forbid to do.
s* &> kadu s . Irregular, which mak es
kana, The irregular infinitive of
.
-£-<>#
it's inflexion sing. -5-° 43 kati, A the verb ir<& kanu, In its first
. funeral pile. 2. A cemetery,
a "place
where dead bodies are burnt or
sense, as given under g& kanu,
buried. -3^<>$§-^g^-&re s> oafcjar^

t*s> kani, This is the negative rela-
2& katiki kallutsatsukoni yunna-
du, This corresponds with the tive participle of the verb && avu,
English phrase He has one foot q. v. Andused as a particle, to
is
•
in the grave. denote-Either* or, unless, only,
except, although as w° &T*$osxn>
T^sSôb kadupadu, v. n. To be in- ;
sensible. 2. A person to disappear.

ir*$ karri, s. A cawny of land, be- takumfdagani-ka gitamumidagani-
ing something more than an acre. vrayi, Write either on cadjans, or
2. In arithmetic, the fraction of on paper. êfca»â§tfJ£i5-s-«!0
one sixty-fourth. oi»-osSS>"3" c "3tftfb vaduyikkadikivaste
~r*& kadu, This is tire verb £9$ avu, nekani yipanikaneradu, This busi-
q. v. In the 3d person singular, ness cannot be effected, unless he
neuter gender, of the negative come here. -S^j^Vxm ft"lir*s>o3-*
used as a common negative
aorist, sSss^sfc ipustakamu nlkekani va-
in denial of quality or essence •
it nikivvanu, I will give this book
is tf) be distinguished from *^tf>
to you only, not to him. ctOô tt»
ledu? Which denies existence, and
£ -g*£S-i5'§'k_»£j5b vanivallagani
is opposed to e>sgsfc avunu, Yes g.
Ipani tsakkabadadu, This busi-
v. £5as5bo-£)a-3~°25o adimanchidikg.-
ness cannot be well done except
du, That is not good. &$-?*-&*&* by him, ?»&&&&* frfnwb »y>Zh&s
~s^$-Kapu 125 -sôss.iv^ya
2& medabattitosinaganivaclupodiT, -5"*

£ tf sSoo k &p uramu, s . A reside nee,
Although you push him by the habitation, or dwelling. 2. A per-
neck, he will not go. -s^ss kani son's family, or house.
pani, Bad business. -^^^3 kani- -s-°K>fe3 kabat.ti, adv. Therefore, conse-
vadu, A person on bad terms with quently.
another; an enemy. ^§e£-s-°s>oT*2&
-g^2Te e>0RSa kabolunu, adv. Perhaps,
chetakanivadn, A useless, helpless,
or stupid person. probably, vide t 8 ka.
-s^S) kani, s, vide -r*& kani. -5-*s6 kama, s. The handle of a,n axe,
-3^30 kanu, s. Curds. hoe, or other such instrument, also
-SOSes' kanuka, s. Any gift offered of an umbrella.

by an inferior to a superior. -^s&sSw kamamu, s. Wish, desire. 2.
-^pfc^) kanupu, s. The bringing forth Love, lust, concupiscence.

a child. -s^s5o-ok§ kamatf, s. A pioneer; a per-
-s^tffc^sSM kapatyamu, s.
,
vide s ss&>s5» son who works with the pick- axe,

kapatamu. spade, or hoe.
-i^s^sSx) kapadamu, s. Fomentation -g-* &v> 47* kamukhi, At all events, at
-s^-^^b kapadu, z>. a. To preserve, any rate, certainly, positively.
to protect. 2. To patronize. 3. To -^cS^tio kamudu, s. llama, the Hin-
watch, guard, defend, or take care doo Cupid, or god of love.
of. -g^c& kaya, s. Any unripe fruit, or

*g-°jg) kapu, s. A husbandman, culti- nut. 2. The unripe produce of
vator, ryot, or inhabitant, -^sss^ such vegetables as form a head,

-sâ kapata, kapudi, A female of or pod. 3. A wart, thick skin, or
that description. callosity. 4. A piece at chess. ~*r°
-^^kapu,.s. Heat, waraith.2. Produc- esascp>tfe>o kayakuralu, Vegetables,

ing fruit. 3. Watching, guarding. ô»-^°oc3 chempakaya, A slap on
4. Protection, preservation. 5. Do- the cheek. -gnofeS-gôss mottikaya,
micile, residence. 6, A guard at A blow with the fist. Ibe^-gâcS
chess.-^°^9 kapari,A watcher,from pillakaya,, A child. ^*dt©^>^cs5oa
659 ari, Particle q. v.
kayadhanyamu, Pulse; all sorts of
-graces. Kariya 126 -s^bb K'aruba
grain contained in pods- -^cssSS' affair, work. 2. Cause, motive. 3.
#3^ kayakannu, An eye of which Effect, as opposed to cause ; result.
the pupil is destroyed ; a blind -^«b karu, 5. Pincers, tongs. 2. Age.

eye. adj. Dark, obscure. 2. Salt. 3.
-&*a&t&x> kayamu, s. A medicine, com- withered ; as -3-*?5b-3co;foe>o karu-

posed of long pepper, common mogulu,Black clouds, ^tfotfo^sks
black pepper, and seeds of bish- karusandramu, The salt sea, -g^-o^
op's weed, given to women in §be» karakulu, Withered leaves.
child-bed. T'tfbr ^
karukonu, To spread or
-gôsSsSw kayamu, adj. Firm, fixed, cover, as applied to dark or black
durable. -g-ocsSsfo^caoo kayamuche clouds.
yu, To fix, establish, or constitute. -§-? &> karu, v. n. To flow, to run or

-r°ooo^553o kayikamu, adj. Slight> not. fall out, to drop through. 2. To
strong. distil. 3. To cough up phlegm, in
-^cx»-sp» kayida, s. Custom. 2. Regu- spitting. -sr»a5bs- kartsti, v. Cans.
lation, ride. To make flow, &<?.
-5^DaS> kayu, v. n. To be feverish. 2. -s^&©^ karuchitstsu, s. Wildfire,

To bear fruit, or become ripe. 3. in forests.
To shine, as the sun or moon. v. -^°^^cs5w karudyamn, s. Ridicule,
a. To tend cattle. satire. 2. Folly. ir>&&oi^&> ka-
rw*tin£x> karariamu, 5. Cause, as op- rudyamadn, To ridicule or laugh

posed to effect. 2. Reason, purpose, at. -g»&&£t&&n>b> karudyapumata
motive. 3. Lot, destiny, fatality. A silly or foolish speech.
-s^tfsSao karamu, s. A pungent or hot -g-o&socgjjex) karunnvvulu, s. plu. The
taste, adj. Pungent, hot, spiced. seed of the wild sesamum.
-^-°8o^ Hrintsu, v. a. To cause pain, -g-^bbsSok karupanta, s. Paddy sown
to afflict.
in the wet season. It is the great
-sê^sSw karikamu, $. The dark co- crop of the Tamil country.
lour of unbleached new cloth. ist>&-vp& karubaru, s. Basin ess, occu>
-sêosssSw kariyamu, s. Business,
pat ion.
ry^w-Kalamu 127 -r°sw_Kalu
*s^"8t5i» 'karerau, s. The hollowed -$*e>"^\^s5x>^dac» kalakshepamuche

trunk of the palmyra tree, used yu, To pass time, ~s^ g' osSsSanT*
in the Norther a Circars in water- -£•*$ kalakrayamu tsoppuna, At

ing- fields from tanks. ;the current price.
^ Qg<6x>, ~t° d%£t5ao kartikamu, kar-^ -s-t>ex> kalu, s. A leg. 2. A foot. 3. A
tikikamu, s. The 8th Telugu lunar claw or talon. quarter or
4. A
fourth part. i^-s-cex> mokalu, The
month ; that in which the moon's
knee, foa-êx) gudikalu, The heel.
change takes place when the sun
s\r»-7vex> migalu, The upper part
is in Scorpio.
-3^13 karte, 5. The particular con-
of the foot. £x»o&Q-5- t,
& mundari-
no
kallu, Theiore-feet of quadrupeds.
stellation of the 27 in which the
"3^-^/ $> venakkaliu, The hind
sun happens to be.
feet of quadrupeds, -sôêw-^êwa
•"Srê^j&o karpanyarnu, s. Poverty,
e35*>--gê>xos5cx>, -g^Sôfe^ kalaruhi-
parsimony. 2. Malice.
kalnbalarnu-kalbalamn,kalibantlL7,
^tfcs5x> karyaum, s. vide -&*da£&>i
Infantry. -^D-sr*^, -g^©-Ty»8 kali-
kariyamu.
dova, kali-dari, Afoot-path. -êr»a
-sêJcsS karriya, s. Corporeal pain.
karru, adj. Impenetrable
kalari, A poll-tax ; bo much per
"-3"°e£» ;
as
foot. -§^ftT*Qsr>&> kalari vadu, A
-sês&a karradavi, An impenetra- traveller, -^8,-£ A The
kalivrellu,
ble forest. 2. difficult, hard as
;
toes. -^jyoKclceS kalugadiya, A
"5ê£»sscr»&> karrumata, A difficult
quarter of a Hindoo hour. ~3êwt>
word. 3. wild as -êsozsbtfN karru-
;
&>e>o kalusetulu, Hands and feet"

dunna, A wild buffalo. ~^&Mr°z$x>
r* er° §b^_kaldrokku, v. a.To marry.
v "SsS'sSookarrakomniula mekamn,
A deer. s. Marriage because at a marri-
;
age the bridegroom treads upon

-sôfeog" kalataka, s. A stick serving
the foot of the bride- -r^sSocI ka-
aS a shelf to support pots, &c.
lumadi, Urine.
-rr^^ kalamu, s. Time. 2. Occas on, :
conjucture, season. 3. Tense. 4.

3-«ew kalu, v. n. To burn, to be con-
Death. 5. Black colour, -gôtf g ss*,
sumed. 2. To be baked, -ôo®
ialachakramu. The circle of time. kalu pu, Si Burnino;. -s-*ex>\ kaltsu.
-g*sS<y-Kavala 128 -sâe-Kaviri
0. a. To burn. 2. To roast, or bake- And ssvatfa valayu, q. v. Used im-

3. To fire a gun, or cannon. personally, wdtkout a nominative,
it 1
©} o-3b kalpintsu, v. Cans. To cause- and governing the dative case, it
to burn, &c. denotes. To wish, want, or desire.
-5-°^ kallu, s, flu. The plural of -g^s» 2. To be requisite or necessary.
kalu, A leg, or foot, q, v. -s^f -% ts a 75^ §0-3"* £ "3afc adinakukavalenu,
&>, -g^^-§"^ kalla-katta, kalla-ka-
eo 00 I want that. ^2>§os3a;tf-tF»ex>-3" T>
ssl3s>i
da, That part of a bedstead, where nelaku padivaralu kavalenu, It
the feet are placed.
will require ten pagodas per
"^°& A>^\ kallagrntststi, v. a. To month. But used with a nomi-if
kick, to struggle. native governing it, it denotes-To
-s-°
9"
2§eJ kailaierri, A centipede of stand in relationship to be con- :
the largest species. nected by blood, or marriage. -53-*

-s^&cl kavadi, s. A piece of wood, 2so $> §b 5) So ~w°ss "3pS vadu nikuemika
, with ropes suspended from each valenu, In what relation does he
end, placed upon the shoulder, for stand to you? how is he con-
carrying a burden, like that used nected with you ?.73-"^bs£o S,-^ D £
by milk-maids in England. -g^ss^S "3.tf> na,kritandril:avalenn, He is
cxooip kaVatiyutlu, The rope net my fiith er.
work, by which burdens are sus- TF"tfe) kavali, s. A guard. 2. Custody.
pended from this piece of wood.
"S^ss?)ss^sh kavali vadu, A sentry,
-^ssfeS&es kavatibadcla, The pole
centinel, or watchman!
or wood only. -^s5fe3s&fex> kava?i-
-sâr> kava, s. The lunging a horse.
mattu, The bottom of the rope, or
rattan net work, in which bar-
-3-0$ kavi, s. Redness'. 2. A red cloth,
dens are thus suspended. such as is worn

in India by those
religions orders who profess chas-
-s^stfsSx) kavaramu, s. Pat. 2. Pride-
tity, adj- Red.
arrogance.
-s-Ôo-rfo kavarintsu, 'v: n. To be,
-^So^do kavintsu, v. a. To make, or
cause. 2. To fabricate, or invent.
come fat, or proud.
3. To build; or construct. 4. To
-g-ôjctfod kavalayu, v. n, This is a
compose.
compound verb, formed of --^> ka, -^°aa kaviri, 5. Black vapour ;
any
The infinitive of e>^ avn, q. v. thing that appears like smoke.
ioSfbo-Kinkaru 1-29 §&»LKittii
%*$ kavu, s. A "black spot, or mark, §o-£>e£> kinchittti, adv. A very htm
on the forehead. the smallest possible quantity.
-s^tf kavuna, adv. Therefore. §otf kinda, a dv. Below, under, dowra
A go-cpsw-oxs^ kinclamida, Topsy inr-

T°$)ir&}S kavupatara, s. pit for
vy. §oc5&> kindata; Formerly. ^
securing grain, of which the
mouth is narrow. S^Dlo^ okanichetikinda, Under
"s^6 one's power. §oSx5o-»^) kinditsirpu,
kaveri, s. The Can very.
"^tfcsfco lcavyamu, s. A poem, or po- A down-cast look. §o£fe5 kiudati,
etical composition.
adj. Former.
-3î.s5x> ka\skthamu, s. Wood. It is §§oao-j£> kiknrintsu, v\ a. To caress*

commonly applied, in Telugu, to 2. To cajole, to deceive.
the wood of the funeral pile. iiêlcafo kikkirriyu, v. n. To be in

-3-°-^ kasa s. A son by a female slave. close order, to be pressed^ or
squeezed together.
~s-°&> kasu, s< A cash, the smallest
copper coin. -3-^0 $£ kasanta, §i5"§x5" kitsakitsa, 5. The chirping of
of-
birds, rats, <fec.
ten pronounced is^jo kista. Little,
short, small, concise. §£)<§ kichidf, s. RiceVaiid split pulse,
The end or corner Of a mixed and dressed with clarified

-3^ lb kase, s.
batter, &c.
garment, tucked up behind, into
the waist band. its! kitiki, s, A window.
-^~%*r>&o kasevaclu, s. A stone-cutter, §&»§b kituku, s. Ah artifice, or trick:
a carver, or sculptor. 2,. A secret.
§433 kittu, v. To approach. 2. To be

crowded, squeezed, or shut to-
§ ki posipos. To, one of the signs of
; gether. 3. To agree. ifeS^ Intti-
the dative case, added to inflexi- kola, The hand-torture, composed
ons in * e, ^ i, or ~p ai. of two pieces of wood, tied at Ohe>
So^&iso kinkarudu, s. A male ser- end ;
one is passed over, and the
vant, or slave. § ro kinkari, A other under the hand, and then
female servant, or slave. the two open ends arc squeezed
17
§xr*o»-Kirayi 130 LK£
together. It was formerly applied §§&*&» kiritamu, s. A diadem, or

to Kyots who refusedto pay their crown.
assessment. !ef>§&9 kirrakirra, s. The noise pro-
S'ST'tta kitabu, s. A title. duced by the rattling of a wheel-
§ e£]o-*tf£)&> kittanarabatta,s. CanvaSs-
ed carriage, or by creeking shoes.
cloth. §aa5^> kirrupu, v. n. To wink.

§ tiVfttoi kittalichettu, s. The orange §&9o-gaktf kirrumethv*. pL A sort of
tree.
sandals, which are made
so as to
produce a creeking noise, in walk-
S&drto kiniyu, t>.
rc. To be angry, or ing.
irritated. 2. To demand with im- §esex> kirralu, s. pi. The turning of a
portunity, to dun. approach,3. T©
wheel, &c»
Ij&S', §#£,_ kinuka,kinka,s. Anger.
§&m kirru, s. vide §&s§e3 kirrakirra.
wrath, rage.
§y§y kilakila, s. The sound of loud
Sl&^tf kinnera, s. A sort of small fid-
laughter.
dle? or shrill violin, used by the
mussulmans. SSKsxsko kilbishamn, s, Sin, crime.
§-£p>cbss& kiphayatu, s. Benefit, pro- Stfdb kisaru, s. A disease, believed to
fit, advantage. arise in children, from the touch

of a menstruous female, or of a
§s&^«fc kimmatu, s. Price, value.
woman impure after child-birth.
§tftts$» kiranamu, *. A ray.
§;-$osxn>&> kisumisu, s. The raisin, or
§tf-£r»;& kirast&nu, adj. Christian. dried grape.
§-T^tf5"^#s*w kiratakadee'amn, s. The 5 £> kisti, s. An instalment. § £>wo&
—o °
name a barbarian country, One
of
kistibandi, The settlement of the
of the fifty-six enumerated by the
revenues, or taxes, by instalments.
Hindoos.
§-cr>&3&> kiratuoiu, s. Any individu-
al of the race of savages, found in
I ki\ part. Below, down, lower, i*
the hills in India, .who wear the
s5o\ klgannu, A down-cast eye. i
feathers of the peacock as an or- One's shadow- Itftfo^
fr& kinid&,
nament in their heads.
Jdgadupu, The lower part of the
%-cr* coo kirayi? .v. Rent, hire, fare. bell)'.
lejo_Ki!u 131 ôSosfc-Kunkuma
f-Ctfsp-cs'tf kitsarabatsara, s. Con- killu, The hinges of a box. 5r>&§g^
fusion. 2. Any matter thrown in- vadafcllu, Ship tar or pitch, iex^
to disorder, by bad management. •'&
—a
kilukatti, A knife wiiich folds
ltftfTT*-£5'tf-7r» s*ro<kr»&> kitsarab&- into the handle. §e»x'ofew kilugan-
tsarag£ ni&tladu, To speak without tu, A tuft of knotted hair.
rhyme or reason. i»r»£a kivSda, *. A tract of land,
I>7% i :vT°o» kftsa, kltsayi, s. A round a village, where its suburbs
jacket-pocket. formerly stood,
Ii5b kitsu, adj. Shrill. §3bisba6 kitsu- itftfkisara, t. vide lnj° kitsa\
manu, To make a shrill noise.
§&s&> kitamu, s. A worm or insect.

Soku, postpos. To. One of the signs
|&» kftu, s. Disregard, contempt. 2.
of the dative case, added to all in-
Inactivity. 3. A range or divisi-
flexions, except such as terminate
on in a mud-wall.
in • e, $ i, or "^ ai.
§2& kidu, s. Evil, misfortune. 2.
Danger, mischief. §£&-&> «6 kfda-

Soo^ kunka, s. A widow.
mellu, Evil and good,
SboS'&^tf) kunkativeru, s: A small or
fibrous root.
§«&> kltu, s. A branch of the cocoa-
SooS'&w kunkatlu, s. plu. Curls or
nut with the leaves plaited,
tree,
so as to form a sort of mat. ringlets of hair.
I tftf kirtana, s. Praise, encomium. &o&*5o^5&» kunkuduchefctu, s. The

2. A hymn. soap-nut tree, Sapmdus emargina-
tus.
I a kirti, s. Fame, reputation, glory
SboSbS&^&Kb kunkudupurugu, s. A
renown. I ao^fo klrtintsu, v. a. To
sort of red insect.
praise, eulogize, or glorify.
SboSb^^d? kunkuduvern, s, vide Sco
ioS'sko kilakamu,s. vide Sfe»8bkituku.
S'feS'êb kunkativeru.
le^sto, §e>s5a> kilakamu, kllamu, s.
A gnomon, a pin. 2. A wedge. SooSosfc kunkuma, s. Turmerick, mix-
§yo kilu, s. A joint. 2. A hinge. 3. ed with allum and lime juice,

The which forms a fine crimson colour,
Pitch, tar. â§& chetikillu,
much used by the Hindoos, in
joints of the hand, lolo §& pette- rnarking the forehead.
feoto-Kuntu 132 §o o &> "&£>- KunduiTO
ggpsos&s&» kunkumamu, s. Saffron. Soolotf kuntena, s. The profession

(Crocus satiyus. of a pimp, or bawd. Soolotfs' II
ffopfio knngu^ v. n. To become less, kuntenakatte, A bawd. gbolbtf^
2. sink. 3. To be -humbled, de-
To eib kuntenakadu, A pimp.
pressed, or decreased-
gbo"lo£&T5bêx> kuntenakutstsulu, s.
soo-db kuntsu, v. a. Or sbo©o-ifc kun-
phintsu, v. Cans. To make less,
plw. A kind of ornament for the
top of the ear.
shorten, or abridge. 2. To sink. 3.
good* kunda, s. An earthen pot, Sbo
To humble, abate, reduce, de-
tiTô-spoo^ kundagoladalpu, A
crease, or diminish. 4: To draw person who, in token of his re-
back. nunciation of worldly enjoyments,
S&o-S'sfoa kuntsamu, s, A measure assumes the staff and pot of a re-
equal to 4 manika. cluse. 3cod»-o^8> kundarasi, The
sign Aquarius.
goo -So) kunchini, s. A painting-brush,
or pencil. gooaSejsSw kundalamu, s, An ear-
goo^ kunche, s. A fly-flap, usually ring.
made of the white hair from the Soo&> kundu, s. A cistern.

tail' of the cow of Tartary. 2. A gooes kunda, s. A pillar.
piece of wood, to prepare the warp &o8S'*fo3 kundakamu, s. Impedi-
without entanglement.
ment, hindrance. 2. Defect, want.
goo^'So?© kunchekola, s. An iron rod,
Sboestfs5M kundanamu, Pure gold.
s.
of which the end is bent, used to
•unlock the doors of Hindoo tem-
gooQ kundi, s. A sort of rim placed
ples. upon a mortar, to prevent the fal-

ling of rice, &c. When beaten in
go ofo kunla, s, A pond. 2. A square it.
land measure.
So oeso kundu, 5. Affliction, grief, dis-
goc&w kuntu, v. n. To limp. go fe5
quietude. 2. Repentance, v. w. To
kunti, adj ;
. Lame, crooked. goofcw be grieved to sink Under affliction.
kuntu. Lameness, crookedness, goo 2. To die.
-
&iv>&x> kuntigamu, Saturn ; on §o.o2fe"%fx>?CS kundurrellugaddi, s. A
account of the lameness, or slow- kind of reed, of which pens are
ness, of his motion. made in the east.
gbsu-Kucbchi 13;
go 0^00 kundeln, s. A hare. This §o£)\^s5do kuchcliitamu, adj. Wicked,

noun is irregular, and makes the cunning, g. Wickedness, cunning,
inflexion sing. §oo"^fe3 kundeti. malice.
SboSfeS kumpati, s. A chafing-dish £o-wb\ej "So §"s5m kutstsula mekamu, s.

;
A The quadruped called Bos grunni-

a portable stove. 2. portable
ens-
furnace.
§ot5onsx> kutstsulu, s. phi. Tassels,
&ch kumbi, s. Bleaching.
hangings.
gbo^rsSw kunibhamu, s. An earthen
So^xe) kuchchela, s. A heap oi cut
pot. 2. The frontal globe of an
corn, in its straw. 2. A certain
elephant's head. 3. The sign A-
land measure.
quarius. 4. A heap of boiled rice.
§b^\^} §o-sv& kuchchcliu, kuchchi-
go oî $ kimibhini, s. The earth.
llu, s. pla. The folds of the lower
0c r^- kukka, s. A dog.
£5&&§k_ cloth, which the Plindoos tie round
adakukka, A bitch, Sbs^gjo kuk their loins.
kapilla, A whelp. sbs'k-fr'^Tfo SofeS, gbfe§Ss5oo knti, kuUranru, s. A
kukkagodugu, lit. A dog's um- hut ; a cottage.
brella. A mushroom. gb§k_&>°j?b gbfe3?j&50 kutilamu, adj. Crooked, cross.
kukkatulasi, lit. Dogtoolasee. The s. A trick. 2. Imposture, o. Treason.
white basil, or countiy tea, Ocy- gb^Dososfeo kutumbarrra, s. Family. 2.
mum album, as distinguished from A wife.
the toolasee proper, Ocymum san- §oko o£> kutumbi, s. The father of a
ctum.
family, a householder. §c&oo£)a ku-
go§k- kukki, s. A small bedstead, of tumbini, A matron; a woman who
which the tape is loose, or slack.
has both her children, and her
go§o^_ kukku* a. To suppress. 2.
v.
husband, alive.
To push. 3. To beat. 4. To kill. 5. kuttiiii, s. A procuress.
3ofe3iO
To fill up to make fall to stuff.
; •,
§0^0 kuttUj v* a. To sew or stitch.

gotT5 c5os5cx> knchodyamu, s. Fraud, 2. To sting, or bite, as applied to
deceit. 2. Pastime, fun. insects. 3. To bcre. s. A seam- 2.
ô-SK kuchchi. s. A small hut. Sewimr, needle-work. 3. Acholic,

g&a-Ku.-u 134 SbtfbsS-Kudapa
or stitch, go &o& kuttintsa, v. Cans. go && kuditi, s. The water with

To cause to sew, <fec. 2. To cause- which rice, or any split pulse, has
clothes to be made, or sewn. g"e<b
been cleaned.
t&Stf&sk kadupukuttettu, The gogsoa^db kudimivadu, s. A man
belly to ache. §o&»2r*otfo kuttupo- who cures persons bit by poison-
yu, To sew slightly ; to stitch. ^3
ous animals. 2. A snake-catcher.
^>ew§b&x3 chevulukuttu, To bore §o^b^> kudutsu. v. a. To suck. 2.
the ears. 5ofc»&>& kuttusuru, The

To eat. gbakcg) kudupu, v. Cans.
To cause to suck, &c.
point of death, picfe &-&>&, lfe»&&»
So&>;g) kudupu, s. Eating. 2. Food.
usuru, telukuttu, A scorpion to
goJ&sfco kudumu, s. A sort of cake»
sting. a&yeoSb&Jo battarakmtu, To
boiled in steam.
sew clothes, sfcg£)&fc>a madichiku-
Sods', Sbjgs', gba&S' kutika, kuttika,
ttu,To hem. "S^yogb&o cheppu- kuttuka, s. The throat. Soss'oka
lukuttu, To make shoes. &>&&&
kutikantu, A necklace, lied close
sr>&>, &^$^2&kuttadapuvadu,
round the throat, so as to touch it*
kutrapuvadu,A tailor. Sbtoj-I>&s'a, 2o&e>"3>&>3 kutilapettu, v. a. To afflict.
tfaQtfb kutlu-vidinavi, vadilina- So8^&s5» kutsitamu, adj. Low, vile.

vi, The seam is unript. tftf^go&x)
Sbao-iSo, §oao»o-i5b kudintsu, kudiyi-
sannakuttu, A fine seam. sfoo^g'So ntsu, v. a. To abate, to lessen. 2,
&» mutakakuttu, A coarse seam. To shake grain, &c. in a sieve or
"Bfeo§ofcx> rettakuttu, A double seam, pot, so as to throw the upper un-
§b"?3 kutte, s. The amis. der the lower grain.
eo
3b,feo, kutra, s. Intrigue. Soacsft) kudiyu, v. n- To become tight,

as a knot, &c.
Sb^S* kudaka, s. A vessel in which
Soa®OT$b kudilintsu, v. a. To shake
sandal, &c, are kept.
as water in a bottle.
So a kudi, acZy.The right. So&;53ffr- £o&£, §b&3 kudupa, kudapa, 5. One
kudipakka, The right side. sbS'^ of the bits, or portions, into which
ojo^ kudichcyyi, The right hand. curds divide.
§0 25c s? -Kudu va & f^ o oSb-Ku ppintsu
§o«b$ kudupu, v, a. To shake. s. duvabettu, To mortgage to pawn. ;
Shaking. &abss sS&o-tfc kuduva vidipintsu,

gbjsbtfc kuduru, v. rc. To be re-esta- To redeem from pawn.
blished, or restored. 2- To be set- &SS\, gbs&jk. kunishti, kunushtu, s.
tled or arranged. 3. To be cured ; An obstacle, or impediment ; a
to recover from illness. 4. To be
pretext urged to prevent anything.
pacified to be made calm, or
;
quiet. 5. To be fixed, or placed. adj. Gross, crooked, lame.

6. To become firm, or resolute, in £}&&> kunuku, v. n. To slumber, or
any opinion. 7. To be got, or ob- dose. A
s. slumber, or sleep. sbs>§
tained, s. Health. 2. Beauty. 3.
A garden-bed. 4. Any thing plac- £pkD kunikip^tu, Drowsiness.
ed under a vessel, to prevent its SbsSj kuppa, s. A collection, heap, or
falling, as a straw rope, &c. 5. A
assemblage. 2. Filth or sweepings,
rim placed over a mortar, to pre-
vent what is beaten in it falling go^xo-otfknppagura, adv. All of a
out, vide §boa kundi, This word, heap, goss^tfb kuppadngu, The
when used as a substantive, makes grains which fall from a corn heap,
it's infleX. Sing. §b&fe5 kuduti, when it is removed. §o^ HsS\ex>Tv«
adj. Healthy. 2. Beautiful. 3. well- kuppa teppaluga\ adv. Like lit.
arranged. 4. Calm, quiet.
floats of heaps. Abundantly, as .
§bafc£5o\ kudurtsu, v. a. To re-estab-

§os5} Haê»"K» •5r*tfKb9fttf& kuppa-
lish, or restore. 2. To settle, or ar-
range. 3. To cure, or recover. 4. teppaluga vauagurisinadi, The
To pacify, calm, or quiet. 5. To rain fell abundantly.
fix, or place. 6. To make resolute,
or firm. 7. To procure for another.
So^sSaD kuppamu, s. A small village,
•i^&xSoStf eftfb tsotukudaraledu, A or hamlet.
place is not obtained. §b«o&TT'£x Sbs^Po-Ek kuppalintsn, v. a. To wash

kudurubatn, Settlement, arrange- a cloth, by beating it, in a heap,
ment. sfctf;5ovgb&>&> manassukudu- against a stone.
ru, The mind to be firm, or re- Sbs^tfaSoa kuppasamu, 5. A. woman's
solute. bodice-
Sc&sr, So £ss knduva, kudava, s. A Sbl>\oo5b ku ppintsu, v. n. To fix the
pawn- 2. Mortgage, gb«,tf"3&» ku- feet firmly* when about to jump-

§Q&2,tf-Kummara 136 &&$'-Kuriivu
gofb^Xoô kuppigantu, A leap. gj>& from it's supposed similitude to

Kos^-ioooo knppi gantuveyn, To the potter's wheel. sbss^tftf^tfr'sSaSw
leap. kummara swarupamu, An earthen
pot.
gb*a^ kuppe, s. An ornament worn
§bs&jOo^bkiimmarintsti,«.c. To pour
by Hindoo females, in their plait-
ed hair. 2. A jar. out of a sack, or basket. 2. To
The skin of a empty to discharge.

SbwaSrioa kubusamu, s.
;
A jacket. 3. The pivot §cs5»

—4
kumnm, v. a. To beat in a
serpent. 2. v_
of a door. mortar. 2. To butt, or strike, with
3bsSr»8, Sorbs' kumari, kurnarika, s.

the horns. 3. A blow from the
A girl of eight years of age. 2. A horns.
daughter. is5^ kummu, s. Smoking ashes •
§bs5o^&e& knmarudu,5. A son. 2. One fire not extinguished.

of thenames of gbs5cr«>&^cs*> ku- Socco, Sbo*>e kuyi, kuyyi, 3. An ex-
maraswami. clamation of complaint, or sorrow.
Scsfi™ "3 kumarte, 5. A daughter. SbtfoKfcj Sbtfofco kurangata, kuranta,
gbsSêw kumulu, v. n. To be consum- adv. Near.,
gcQo-a kmrinclii, Postpos. ^c?e
;
ed, or inwardly burnt. fio8o-S)
2os&.§ok_ kmnmakkUj 5. Aid, assist- garinchi.

ance go 8-&j kurichi, 5. A chair.
kummarao-iwva, si A was §be.& kuridi, s. The kernel of the
tail.
cocoamit.
Sbs&i tf •5r>2k,§o;& 8 kumniarava"cln :ktim- §bosx>clKfc>o kurirriidia-attu,
4 " '
s. A bank,
GO
man, A potter. §o^tf&, iJs^&a
.9.
for retaining water, in a field.
kummarata, kummaradi, A female SbScfl&o knnyo, v. ft. To rain.
potter. go^S^&ftb kumniarapuiu-
Sb8oi»©4Sb, §b8l>o-&> kuriyintsn. kuri-
gu, A sort of insect. Soss^StW, & pintsu, v. a. To cause to rain.
s£>tfir*-5 kummarasana, kummara- £2êX)§b8S>o-& nippulukuripintsu,
sare, A potter's wheel. gbs£> tf-£r*~3 lit* To cause fire to rain. To be in
•s&Sk- kummarasare tsnkka, The a great passion, or hurry.
sixteenth of the lunar mansions ;
Sotf>$ kuruvn, s. The act of raining
;
§bea&"^-Kumive 137 gb-Tu-Kusala
§b&c2»ex> kurundzulu, s. phi. Small goes kurrra, An infant. 2. A

.9. boy,
perpendicular posts, by which or lad. 3. A young buffaloe.
short beams are raised upon longer Somo kurrn, v. To cry; to make a loud
ones, and thus form a shelving
noise.
roof, in the native houses.
A small, s'okn'fsSM
gbe;x5cw knlamu, s. Race, tribe, caste,
§b&2§ kuruji, 5.
kantalamu, g. v.
or family- 2. A multitude of ani-
mals of the same species. gb^£&
gb&S3 kurudzu, s A hawk.
kulasthudu, A male of the same
&&>s&TT'l3 knrumagorre, s. A sheep, caste with one's-self.&e>i£>TPex> ku-

J
kulastrl, chaste A
who weaves blankets* or cumblies> woman. §bl)tfb£b knlmudu, A man
as they are termed in India. of honorable descent, of respecta-
go&$ kuruvu, The thigh.
5. ble family.
§o3cr>35s» kurupamu, s. Deformity, Soex)So kuluku, s. Affected gestures

ugliness. foppish airs. v. n. To affect such
§oe3?5o;g)qew kurrinuvvulu, s. pin. A gestures.
particular species of the Sesamum gooo^TPcwo kulupurayi, 5. A sort of
orientale. gem.
gb&as kurru, s. Shortness. 2. A little. gb^ fto^b kullaffintsu, v. a. To dig
3. Haste, gba^r^ssb kurrukonu, v. n, slightly.
To be in a hurry. gbôoo kulla-yi, s. A cap.
&)<&>& kurruku s. A heap. gog kullu, v. n. To putrify, decay,
Sbaaa-S" ktirrutsa, s. Shortness. 2. A or grow rotten. 2. To envy. 3. To
dance, adj. Diminutive, short.
grieve in secret, s. Putrescence.
Sbft£»^) kurrupn, s. A sore, or boil. §b#Q kuvva, s. A heap.
&eaos*r»2& kurrumadu, 5. A shelving
gb*©e£ kusalata, s. Cleverness. 2. Pre-
roof.
sence of mind.
§069000 kurrulu, s. plu. Hairs. Well-being,
gbtftysS*) kusalamu, s.
§oea3"ê5o :3fc» kurru verm chett.u, s. A welfare, happiness, safety, adj.

plant, with a fragrant root. Happy, well, right.
IS
^-Kiikshi 133 Sj-o&ws-Kutuva
bo$'<y$fo» kusalanm. adj. Skilful ;

con- 8or»
versant, expert.
gbs^sswkttshthama, s. The leprosy. gcrog'feS kukati, s. A small lock of hair,
under, or above, the long lock,
2. The plant termed Costus spe-
which the Hindoos leave on the
ciosus.
erown of the head.
go?) kusi, s. That portion of the ends
§cn>H'fe3s5btf-°x' kukatimuga, s. The fork
of a bed frame, which is insert-
tailed shrike.
ed, in the leg of the bedstead.
S&'g'ex) kiikaln, s. plu. Cries, noises.
§o&Don& knsilintsu, v. n\ To be dis- &-°§e)o kukilu, s. plu. Doves, pige-
contented with what is paid, or
ons.
given. kutsamu, 8. A pillar, or post.
Sfr»tf*»a
&&>o^;£)$£, Soô^kSm kusumbapu- Scp>© kucki, adj. Sharp pointed.
vvu, kusumbhamu, The saf-
s.
gcn>£) kiichi, s- A march.
flower. Carthamus tinctorius.
gj-otf
-0
kudza, s. A gugglet.
§brSas5bs5w> kusumamu, s. A flower, & Copulation. 2. Uni-
&-«>&> So kutami, s.
SSosfcXê-sSw kusumagarbhainu, A
on, junction. 3. Society, assembl-
female's hair? tied in a tuft, and age.
enveloped in flowers. §b&>'&><&i£b
&r°tos5c»} s&T>&r«»s5c»kiif;amu, kutamu, s.
luisurneshiidu, lit He whose ar- A hall.

rows are flowers. Cama, the god of Sor*k>s5*> kiitamu, s. The summit. 2.
love, sbtfosfcsftf ska kusumavarsha- A house. 3. A hammer. 4. A heap
mu, A shower of flowers. of grain, &c. 5. An assemblage. 6.
§b<3as6e» kusumalu, s. plu. A kind of Fraud, deceit-

paddy. So-o &>&>£& kutasthudu,
•
s.The first an-
<p
§b £8o^£ kustarintsu, v. a. To car- cestor of a race or lineage. 2. The

ess; to sooth. common ancestor of different fa-
SbJL kukshi, 8. The belly ;
the cavi- milies.
ty of the abdomen. sbJLo^ra ku- Scp>£*>x> kutuva, s. An army, consist-
kshimbhari, adj. Voracious eating of cavalry, infantry, chariots?
and elephants..
2&*!&-Kudu 139 gâsfc-Kuri on
3cr*&c&»&» kudanrnttu,!?. a.To pursue, j

35^ kuta, 5. A cry or exclamation.
to over -run. 2. A
clamour or disturbance. The
noise made by any animal as
S^>&£> kudali, .9. The meeting of di-
j ;
barking, braying, crowing, mew-

fferent limits. §5r»2g©TT»Qkudalid£- ing also the note of any bird.
;
ri, The meeting of four roads. §ct°^d, §o-°<&&> kiitu, kuturu, s. A

&r*-cr> kuda, adv. Along with, accom- daughter. The second word makes
panying. 2. Also. This word, which, it's sing. In flex. Sj*$fce_Sj*«fce£)2£
in fact, is merely the infinitive of.

kuturi-kuturibidcla,^Y. The daugh-
ter's child.
§5-°£sb kudu, q. v. Lengthened, is
usually added to the postposition-

&t># kiina, s. An infant. 2. A kitten,
or whelp.
&* to, With, to strengthen the
So-*£3cokuyu; v. n. To cry or exclaim.
connexion. In books, however, it
2. To make a clamour, or distur-
may occasionally be met with al-
bance. 3. To make any noise as ;
one in this sense ;

but, when used bray, crow, mew, croak, call, or
alone, denotes in general also. *r> sing. v. a. To call.
*5b5a-*-C9 o 35-S)\^r>c& varukiidavachchi- g^tf kiira, s. A vegetable ; any gar-

naru, They also are come. So-*^ den greens. 2. Curry. The green
£r*^)'kudap6vu, To go together. produce of a garden is divided in-
to the ejgb*cr*tfe>o akuguralu, Leaf
&r°Zso kudu, s. Food, victuals. 2. Boil-
This word, as a noun, vegetables, and the -ôsSXcrotfex*
ed rice.
kayaguralu. Or those of which the
makes it's inflexion. $r°& kiiti,
produce assumes the shape of a
Thus, $r°&&o& kutikunda, A pot head, pod, or fruit.
for boiling rice. &-oj»s£>& kudnillu.
$r>-&>?£o kiiradn, *. Infiex. Sing, *&*
Sour gruel, v. a. To associate with. -o-*fe5 kurati, Water in which rice
2. To copulate. 3. To add, or sum has been washed, grown sour, and
up, figures, v. n. To be joined. 2- boiled vinegar.
;
To agree, to be on good terms to ;

So-°Q-£) kurichi, postpos. vide Sj-*8v
be unanimous. 3. To be amassed, kurchi.

or accumulated, 4. To be assem- &-°8£>d kurimi, s, Aft'< ition, love, 2
bled or met. Pity.
,
;
S2r»jSsfo)-Kusamu 140 ^N^sSw-Krisamu
&n>& kuru, v. To attain. 2. To sleep.
3. To fill or stuff any thing ; to

%
r \ 4 23 *5m kri ta j namu, adj. Gratefu 1
load fire arms.
thankful, s'v^k^ kritainata. s.
3S-*tf>Sb, Scn»«b^- kuruku,kurku,s. Sleep.
v. n. To sleep.
Gratitude. ?\8^ kritaghnata,
Ingratitude, ^f^sfe) kritagh-
Sj*8x kurchi, postpos. Towards. 2.
namu, adj. Ungrateful.
On account of. 3. Respecting, re-
g\& kriti, si Wise, learned. 2. A suc-
garding. It converts nouns to
cessful, fortunate, or happy man.
which it is affixed into the ac-
^\© kriti, 5. A composition or work.
cusative case.
2. A dedication.
&-c8^ o^&>, §5-o&ysr»&> kurchiuava-
g\.8 • j£>s5do kritrimamu, ad;. Artifici-
du, kurtsuv5du t
5. A friend.
al, deceitful, s. Artifice, deceit
§5-*tf>\ kurtsu, v. a. vide §o-»e& kudu.
a trick.
Scro«b\o^b kurtsundu, v. n, To be ^\£cs5» krityamu, s. An act. 2. Bu-
seated ; to sit down. siness, duty. 3. Conduct. 4. Any-
§fr*Q^ kurmi, s. Affection, love. 2. Pity. thing proper to be done. 3#og\£o
3cr°e>K>2& kulabadu, v. n. To fall down j6a>ex> nityakrityamulu, Daily du-

suddenly. ties.
S\s5 kripa, 5. Tenderness favor

3S-»© kuli, 5. Daily hire, or wages ;
;
;
cooly- 2. Daily labour.

grace. rê^Sx kripadrishti, A
tender look.
s3ê» kultt, v. n. To fall down, or be
^tfrasfoa kripauamu, adj. Avaricious,
overturned. 2: To die. Sjêxn kul-
miserly. 2. Fraudulent, deceitful.
tsu, e?. a. To cause to fall, &c. 2.
râ*ft$ kripaluvu, adj. Compassi-
To kill.
onate, kind, tender.
Sfroif kula, a$. Inferior, low. 2. Wick- jr^sfca krisamu, adj. Little, small.
ed. 2. Thin, lean, emaciated ; feeble.
3cn>if'tf» kulamu, 5. Chaff. ^3o-&, ifôooo-ifc krisintsu, kri-
&r°Ss5a> kusamu, s. »f6?e"Sb«»iSs5w ku- siyintsu, v. n. To become lean, to

busamu, , be in a languishing state-
o
~§&cs3o-Kedayu Ml SX3 -Kola
g\S\ krishi, 5. Agriculture, husband- "Itfoo keralu, v. n. To increase. 2. To

ry. 3\!\§o&>, *f^s>ew£& krishiku- spread. 3. To come out. 4. To be
du, krishivaludu, A husbandman, angry or enraged.
or cultivator.
"ê>s& kelanu, s. A side, or part. This
s\s1s5m krishrianiu, adj. Black, s.
word makes in the plural. "lejoSbew,
Blackness. s\&.3&5&o krishnapak-
~§v&vo kelankulu, kelanulu.
shamu,The dark half of the month;
"I^SsSw kelasamu, s. Wish, desire.
the fortnight of the moon's de-
crease, ^gtfgê- krishnavartma, ~§sjo§b^keluku, v. a. To stir. 2. To
s. The god of fire. g\x.Z£srs$x> kri- scratch. 3. To mix.
shriasarpamu, s. A
kind of black ~§^*o^>, ^fô^b kellagintsu, kella
serpent. S\ &.-£>-* tfs5*> krishnasararnu gintsu, v. a. To kindle. 2. To ex-
?
s. A black antelope, r^g^ asperate.
krishnajinamu, s. The hide of the 1?$ kelavu, $• Distance, space.

black antelope.
if
"it keka, s. A cry or shout ; also

~§o kem, adj. Red. los&Dj, lo^ that of the peacock.
s&tf kendammi, kendamara, The
^s8on5b kekarintsu, v. n* To hawk,
red lotus.
in spitting,
~§o& kempu, s. A ruby. 2. Redness.
To turn aside.
"i&o-ab kedintsu, v. n.
adj. Red. "io^ôts kempukanti,
~t~B6x> kedemu, s. A shield.
s.The black cuckoo because it's ;
"!& keru, v. n. To laugh loudly, v.
eyes are red. 1o^)7r'c6w kempuga
mn, Mars a. To deride.
;because he is red. lo
kempusavatu, The 15th of "iex> kelu, 5. The hand. "isos&j, ke-
?§tf3J&> —
the lunar mansions, consisting of j
ludammi, A hand
resembling the
the star Arcturus because it is lotus. "ie^&» kelpattu, Marriage.
;
j
red. ~isr\foT& i 'ier^fo&Q kelmogu-

"^ôsao kedayu, v. n. To die, to ex tsu, kelmogudtsu, To shew res-
pire. -§&;& kedapu, v. a. To kill pect to any one, by joining the
2. To push aside. ,^ palms of both hands.
"1 ab-Kaidu 142 rôSb-Konku
~iv*$F>$ kelakuli, s. A large square ll&sg^kaiduvu, s. A weapon or in-

well, with steps on each side. strument.
~f &>, ~£$g keli, kelika, s. Sport, play, II ^ kaipu, s. vide s'ooo^) kayipu.
amusement, dancing. ~§tfss$6 kairavallu, 5. »Zw. vide^&o
~f£<ys5*> kevalamu, aij. Absolute, cofoo&sx) kaviriyundalu.
mere, entire* sole. adv.Very much;
entirely, wholly.
1 er»&>o$w kailatamu, 5. Deceit, fraud.
~§ ex> kailu, s. The actual measure-
~f $ kevu, s. Freight. ~fâ kevari,
ment of the crop, after it is thrash-
The freighter of a ship.
ed, and before the gross produce
~§$Qss&) kesarivadlu, s. plu. A parti- isdivided between the cultivator,
cular kind of paddy, of which the and those entitled to the govern-
rice is reddish. ment share.
jtf& kaivadi, adv. Probably, like-
*>•
~% kai, s. The hand./? os tpos. To, for,
"1 «t*#s5m kaivaramu, s. Encomium-
on account of. ~1 g*tfb
o
kaikonu, v. O
praise, commendation. 2. Circum-

a. To
take, receive, or accept. 2.
kaivaramu
ference- "I<53^^s5c»^d36c»
To possess, to obtain. 3. To un-
dertake, 4. To assume a form, or seyu, v. a. To praise, to commend.
. shape. "1 eso&kaidanda, The hand? ~§3§kaisiki, s< A poetic composi-
or arm, given for support, in walk- tion, expressive of love.
ing. ~% eT> If sfca kaitalamu, cym- A
bal.
!§ c£$Q&x) kainkaryamu, 5. Service. gôgtfgij- konkanakka, $. A kind of
2. Slavery. jackal.
"i^ôT'o^b kaikolavandlu, s. plu. r°o^^ konkara, adj. Crooked, bent.

The kycola caste, generally weav- SôS'tfssoS'tf TV* konkaravankaraga,
ers. All crooked ; in complete disorder.
"? j^° kaija, s: The motion of a §ô§ konki, s. A hook, for suspend-
horse's head. ing any thing from.
-3
O
& kaidu, 5. Confinement, res-
r°o& konku,5. Timidity, fear, shame.
traint. -§ ^"ôco> kaiduchcyu, 9. a v. n. To be timid? fearful, or bash-
To confine, to imprison. ful.
r*o2»-Koiida 143 rib- ~u- -Kokkar,
A crane. SôX" ~^? §^60 kondakota, A hill fort. SôSS

kongakalla, Long shanked, lit. b
TT '%& kondagorre, A wild sheep, or
Crane-legged. kind of deer.
r°oftb koDgu, s. The hem, or border
Sôzr ^ kondadu, v. a. To praise,
of a garment. commend, or applaud.
r>ctf kontsa, s. vide F°^ ^s5wi krautr
§-°o& kondi, s. A sting, or bite.
chamu.
§ô&£ kondika, s. An infant.
ô-tf-'ir*^, ss-&\ kontsa-pova, vats-
i
r°o"as5c» kondemu, s. Anaccusation,
tsu, «7. a. ^zcfe r ,^ konu. dentmciation, or complaint; gene-
§ô"Ss5oo konchemu, 5. A little, a few, rally applied to such as are false.
some. 2. Contempt, adj. Little, 2. Slander. r*o<le&, rô'U-j^th ko-
as to quantity only few, some. ;
ndfdu, kondegadu, An accuser, or
2. Trifling, of no consequence. 3.
Short, as to_ time only. 4. Low,
informer. 2. A slanderer.
mean. rô^sSooôaoo konche-

vile, §^0^. kondra, s. The oval space de-
mucheyu, To diminish. rôâ&oTro scribed by the plough, at it's first

6330a5b konchemugayentsu, To es-
wide turning the ground within ;
which is subsequently ploughed,,

teem lightly ; to slight, or con-
by turning the plough more ab-
temn. r*o^s5oor°o' 3s53o-7r> konche-:
ruptly.
mukonchemuga, Little, by little, §^0^ konta, s. A little ;
a part ;
a
rô^^j-ss^^b konchepuvadu, A low few ;
some. adj. Little, few, some,
or mean fellow. r°o^xSooer* kon- short. rôcS^g* kondoka, adj. A
chemulo, In a few words : for a very little. 2. Another.
low price. r'o^sfcai)^) konchemu §~*o&<m» koiidzLYTUy Indef. adj. pro. in.
sepu, A short time. or, f. Making in the n. S^sw kon-
r*olb kont.e,5. A wicked, depraved, nij Some, a few.
roguish, or impudent person. rôôâo kondalamu, s. Perturba-
rôSS konda, 5. A mountain, hill, or tion. 2. Sorrow.
rock, gôti-ôdg kondakaluva, A r°o£ kompa, s. A house.
cascade, sôfir'sko, kondakommu,
^gfj-.-cr'ott') r^^tf kokkarayi, kok-
The summit of a mountain. r° & kera, s, A crane.
r*&Br°-Kottufeo 144 r^-Kotki
§^§0^ kokku, s. A crane. 2. An im- r*feS"3cflSa matakottiveyu, To strike
mense rat, usually termed at Mad- out a word. 2. To defeat in argu-

ras the bandy-coot ment. •5yQ23cs5ao§^fe3"3aoc» vyajya-
S^x &r*b>vo koehcheinatalu, s. Words mukottiveyu, To dismiss a suit. e>
pronounced with a lisp. ^,r^ atstsukottu, To print, o

r°4j^t5b kotaru, s. A cotaur, or col- «\sx.ss^r°&» adnshtamugotfcu, To
lection of salt heaps. have eood fortune, -&>&jr-fe» ita-
r°fc3r kotika, 5. A village. 2. A miser. gottu, To swim, e^r*^ ukottu, To
§^6os5», S^do-'sSco kotiamu, kottamu, listen. O&fr"^ lidagottu, To take-

s. A sta]]. any thing forcibly out of its fasten-
ing. 2. To depose or turn out of
r>kx> kottu, s. A blow. 2. A store-
office. oiKJT'fco, cOKSK^tM egagot-i?
house? a granary.
tu, egaragottu, To toss up. 2. To
r^&w kottu, ?;. <z. To beat, strike.
deny or disregard what another
eo
smite, flog, or lash. 2. To break. says; to turn another's words in-
3. To kill, or destroy. 4. To cut. to ridicule to refute. d£>g'jr'to>
;
5. To fix, or affix. In composition,

elikagofctu, A rat to eat. or destroy.
itmakes some neuter verbs active, kampu gottu, A smell to
ga&lCkXi
vide-&Zo$T'toa udagottn, Under &>
stink. sbsîT'toJ kuppagottu, To
2^3 lidu, It has also a vast variety
of other meanings, which will be
thrash a heap. r^r ^ korru-
best explained by the examples gottu, To impale. r°o JCtx> kolla-
given below. gottu, To reap, or gain, a great
r*fe8o-tSb kottintsu, v. Cans. To cause profit. Koc^JT'^ gantugottu, To
die, or expire. Kok>fTfc» gantago-
to beat, &c.
r^r^ kottukonu, v: Comp.To beat ttu, A clock to strike, x-tfnewr6 ^
one
7
s-self. 2. To strike by accid- gatstsulukottu,To boast, or vaunt.
ent against any thing, r'toag;, r° •^Srg galigottu, The wind to
bnV"S$r€ c£> kottuka, kottukonipo- blow.

vu, To be carried or swept off, by r°& kothi, s A soucar's or banker's
a flood, wind, &c. r" 45 "i 0800 kotti- place of business 5 a bank. r*&i§
veyu, To strike out, or cut off. 2. ct& kothfveyu, To open, or estab-
To Exclude. 3 To dismiss, ^r»^ lish, a bank.
r° ^-Kottada 145 r°^.Kona
§"£»© kodavali,s. Inflex. Sing- §"£ r° e£&otoa kottamuttu, s. The joining

sstS kodavati, A sickle. of -a broken thread, in spinning.
r*a kodi, s. The flame of any light. r°H;6» kottemu, 5. The pulp of the
2. A flag, standard, or colour. palmyra fruit.
^^"^rccp^^r ^ agnihotrapuko- §"# koda, s. The residue, or remaind-

di, The flame of fire. r°&£-°a»? ko- er, adj. Remaining.
dipoyyi, A hearth or fire place. S^tfssb kodama, s. The }
r oung of any
r°S^c«5o kodiveyti, To hoist a flag. brute, adj. Younsf.
§^ <S jo o^sSw kodistambhamu, A r°ess5 kodava, vide r'sbss koduva.
flag-staff. §^&§o koduku, v. n. To hesitate in
r°&>§o koduku, s. A son. speaking.

r6 ^^) kodupu, 5. That part of a r*&ss koduva, s. The rest, remaind-
bamboo which is between two er, or residue. 2. Want, defect,
joints. 2. An iron thimble, placed deficiency. 3. Discontent, dissatis-
on the finger when one pkys faction, adj. Remaining. 2. Other.

upon the vfna, or Hindoo guitar. r°2fc35tf?<5ko koduvasagamu, The
r^tf** konadzajs. A kind of terrace, other half.
over the gate, or entrance, of a r>a koddi, s. A little- adj. Little,
house. few, small. 2. Mean, vile, low, in-

ferior, trifling, postpos. To the full
r*3"5? konige, 5. A heap.
extent of. 2. In proportion to ;
r°jSat> konidili, s. Half a handful. suitable to. r*as$$ koddipani, A

r°c3o^ konudzu, s. A tick.
trifling business. r*&s5bo& koddi-
r°©sx>8, r^-Sotf kotimiri, kotimera, Few people. 5r»s>ae>6»r B a
rnandi,
s. The coriander plant. r**>S7r*&> vanibalamukoddi kotti-
§">«&& kotuku, vide r*^§b kodu-
v. n.
nadu, He beat him to the extent
ku. of his strength.
r° & kotta, adj. New, recent. The
r ^ kona, s. point, end, or ex-
r* <5&s5x>ex>, r* c^^s5wex) kottadamulu, The
tremity. §^k>r°tf kottakona,
kottalamulu, & pltt. The bastions very point or end- §*£â kftna-
of a fort. chevi, The tip of the ear
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r's^-Komma 146 r*cs6£-Koyya

—3
r° $&>]& konasagu, v. n. To be effect- r*^ kommu) s. The horn of any

ed, accomplished, or concluded. animal. 2. The tusk of any animal,
as of the elephant, or wild boar.
S^SOcs^dSb koniyadu, v. a. To com-
3. A trumpet, or blowing horn. 4.
mend, approve, or praise.
The name of the connected vowel
f6 ^ konu, v. a- To buy or purchase. o u. 5. A piece of certain dried
<
2. To take. roots. 6. The end cfabank. £r»o

rT S>S>o-&> konipintsu, v. Cans. To tSTi^ sontikommu, A piece of
cause to buy. dried ginger. ^tfc$ro s$>3 chern-
—
r*sSo koppu, s. A female's hair, tied vukommu, The end bank of
of the
in a tuft. 2. The middle thatch.
The bend of a bow.
3. a tank.r6 ^ <ss&» kommupattu, To
blow a trumpet. sôSw^^s^&j-tfo
r^S^^tf kobbari,kobbera, c The kommulatopodutsu, To gore with
white kernel of the cocoanut. adj. the horns, r^ska-sô^b kommu-
Of or belonging to the cocoanut. vandlu, A caste of the chucklers,
V&& komaru, s. Beauty. 2. Youth who are trumpeters.
adj. Beautiful. 2. Youthful, r"^ §^s5m,-î'^"^c ok5 kommukakaraka-
-oêx) komaralu, s. A beautiful, or ya, s. A
species of the Momordica
charentia, used as a pot vegetable
young, woman.
by the Hindoos.
r'abbb^) r*s5j-°&23o komarudu, koma
r°s5x> s^tf^ssb
—-&
kommumasa kamma
rudu, s. A son. 2. A young man.
A woman
D
having breasts, but
f
s.
S^sfc&ex) komarulu, s. plu. vide sb&o who never is menstruous.
233 ex> kurundzulu. 2. The plural r*c«5g koyya, 5. Wood. 2, A staff or
of S^sSb&aSb komarudu, <^. v. stick. 3. .A ship's mast. adj. Wood-
r'sfc&âo komarusami, s. A name en, rôsfc-sêjo koyyakalu, liU A
of Kartikaya, the god of war. wooden leg. Stubble. ô^cX^&t^
S^sfrollsr komarte, s. A daughter. £m koyyagutamu, lit. A wooden
r^Sfc^ komire, 5. A woman, pin- A mallet. 2. A piece of wood,
r'sfc, komma, 5. A branch, or bough. with which the clods of earth in
2. A woman. 3. The pointed bat- the fields are beaten, after plough-
tlements of a fort. ing.
.
r°&5^_Korrata 147 r°e>B-Kolad
r°o3Se)6-°S, r*csSc«S^^Scn'S koyyagu- i

r*fc5«Ss5M korrapamu, s. A ciirry-
ra,koyyatotakura, s. The Amaran- i
comb.
thus tristis. r*e5s53ofe» korramuttu,
I
s. Materials,
r°tf§o koraku, postpos. To, for ;
on implements, tools.
account of, for the sake of. r°e*£w korralu, v. n. To abound.

§^tf^ korada? s, A whip. r°fe?a korravi, s. A firebrand.
r°tf£b koradu, s: An owl. §^&9o§b korruku, v. a. To gnaw, to
r°tf2&^tf> koradu para, v. n. To be bite, to grind, or gnash. §"e9osbs&
benumbed, or deadened. tfrotio korrukudupundu, A cancer.
r°fef) korra, 5. A defect. 2. A maim-
rêo korrralu,5.j9^. The grain term-
3. A little. 4. Dissatisfaction. 5.
ed Panicum Italicum.
Use. r*w7r»»j §^fe9s5cr^Sf^ korraga-
r°&9o korrru, s. Making its inflex.
ni,korramalina, Useless, adj. Im-
perfect, incomplete, rî^sko ko-
sing. T°eJ korrti, An impaling
spike a spike.
rranomu, An imperfect meritori- ;
ous act, or one not completed. r*e£> r°e> kola, s. Measurement. 2. Sin.
.
>. eaafoj korrapranamu,The point §>x5\r T,
<y pitstsakola, False mea-
of death. sure.
ê3"go& korrakantsu, 5. A fire- r°e)o§oex> kolankulu, s. plu. The ir-
brand, after it has been exting- regular plural of r°e;s5o kolanu,

uished. q- v,
§ê6>§o korraku, postpos. vide r°#gb

r^r 6
^ kolakola, 6-. The mingled
koraku
sound of birds.
r*e;^, r°_o kolata, kolta, s. Measure-
S^wS^w korrakorra, s. An angry
ment.
countenance. ^°^r°ts^>ch korra-
r*e)a koladi, s. Depth. 2. Power,
korraladu, To have an angry coun-
glory. 3. Means. ~&n -&*&&>&& mo-
tenance.
katikoladi, The depth of the knee.
§"°fc9&> korradu, s. Indra's rainbow $>r*e>&au«»oXS' nikoladiyerrnno-a-
unbent, invisible to mortals.
ka, Without understandicg thy
r°e3& korrata, s. A defect, 2. A power or glory. cSoSrûaj^yeko
maim. 3, Dissatisfaction. ladinaina, By aBy means.
t&er^Puriko 148 "Scn^-Koka
r'^jvSS kolanu, s. A tank, or pond. lupu>Tohiss, set on, or excite a

r°e)s5x» kolamu, s, A race? tribe, caste, dog to incite one against a-
;
nother,
family, or lineage.
The corner of the
gêx)^) koluvu, s. Service. 2. An em-
r*8§ koliki, s. eye.
2. A clasp. r°e)§s5M£ kolikimudi,A
ployment or place. 3. A hall of
audience.
loosened knot.
r°o kolla, 5. Pillage, plunder. r*e>
§"£)&> kolimi, s. A forge, r°g>s»© @ O .'.'.. CO
kolimititti, The bellows.

JT'&b kollagottu, To reap or gain
r°e)o-i5b kolutsu, 27. «. To measure. 2.

a great profit, r^tf^ kollabovu,
To serve, to worship.
To be plundered or robbed- r°o
To cause oî£o kollaladu, To attain, as -3**
r'SaooSbkolipintsu, v. Cans.
to measure, &c. •^s^Sô oêkm6kshamukollala(lu,
To attain eternal happiness.
rêHbo-tSbr ^ kolipintsukonti,?;. Cans-
Comp. To cause one to measure, r°£K kovvu, s. Fat. 2. Presumption,
&c. For one's own benefit. pride, arrogance.
r"ex)a5b kolutsu* s. Grain. kovvu, v. n. To be fat. 2. To

r°e»^) kolupu, s. The festival of any be presumptuous, proud, or arrog-
goddess generally applied to
;
ant, efosâotf talakovvina, adj.
that of the village goddess. lit Head-proud. Headstrong, un-
r*ewsg) kohipu, v. a. To excite, en- governable.
prompt. 2. This
courage, set on, or r^ kosa, s. The end, point, or edge.
verb, added to some neuter verbs
2. A piece of string.
in r°jSo konu, Makes them active ;
£*$&, S^&otfc kosaru, kosuru, v. a.

as "ioejor*^ melukonu, v. n. To
To ask any thing gratis, in addi-
awake one's-self.
tion to what has been bargained
"&>ex>r e)o$
o melukolupu, v. a. To for to demand something to boot.
;
wake another, from sleep. sfctfKSovr* s.That which is obtained in this

manner.
ex>^) manassukolupu, To be inclin-
ed.
^)8r*€w^) purikolupu, v. a- To ex- r 6 ^ koka, s. A woman's cloth. 2. A
cite, or proyoke. &&r°ex>$ nsiko- cloth.
§^&£o-K6dipan Ud "3\r°^-.K6ta
r^w, 'Bcp'IosSm kokila, kokilamu, st generally applied to a turkey, r*
The black cuckoo. 2, A parrot, S^.0233 kodipundzu, A cock. "3o-°&
ô^tf kotsa, s.A coward. "Sjfeo kodipetta, A hen.

§-$&> kota, s. A fort ^feoi^sêx) D
ko r6 ^ kodiga, 5. A score ; it is used
takornmalu, The pointed battle- chiefly in •
counting rubies, or
' merits of a fort. cloths.
§^£3 koti, s. A crore, or ten milli- W*&K&& kodigamu, 5. Ridicule.

ons. 2. The edge or point of a r^cl kodi, s. A flag, banner, or ensign.
sword the end of a bow. 3. A
;
"3o-°a& kodu, v. a. To separate broken,
multitude, r*&n>tf§*fe» kotanakot- from unbroken rice. 2. To move
lu, Innumerable persons or things. the tongue, as a snake, s. A rivul-
iîoeb koteru, s. The plough placed et the branch of a river. 2. A
;
place overgrown with ef>$& avu-

on the top of the yoke, as is done
ru, q. v.
when the cultivator carries it to,
or brings it back from, the field. ^jr.^b kodu, s. Making in the inflex^
S^&oo kodalu, 5. Making it's inflexi- Sing. "^rofeS The leg of a bed-
koti,
on sing. "gcn>^D kodali, And it's stead.
nom. <plu. ^r*&o&)j kodandru, A §^"3 kode, 5. A young bulk
daughter-in-law. r€ &tfis5<»_"§a-*k>eJ §^"3 kode, adj. Male, young, r6 "^
3fs5x-r*£ofe3rs5ao, 1a-«>£el>3's5» kota-
2$r»& kodeduda, A bull calf. §^-3
ramu-kotarrikamu-ko dand k a mu, -&*&> kodetatsu, A male serpent.
kodarrikamu, The duty of a daugh-
t^^s^Sk kodekadu,Ayoung man.
ter-in-law.
§*& kodi, s. A cock, or hen.
S^raoft konangi, s. A person who
wears a mask, and exhibits as a
r s
&soo"3sSM kodipandemu, s. The
buffoon.
game of cock-fighting. g^&SS-oeS
^casSw konamu, s. A corner, or ang-
kodikuta, The crow of a cock. S*
le. 2. The sharp edge of a sword.
&&e^ kodipilla, A chicken, r ^^ 6
3. The quill or bow of a lute, a
&» kodidzuttu,
eo
A cock's comb, h fiddle stick.
o <y"So-*& pillalakodi, A brood hen. §^«£ kota, s. Reaping, cutting. S*&

^skr6 ^ simakodi, A Europe fowl, -3-°e>s5w kotakalamu, Harvest time.
Sêaot'-Koyila 150 Sêa-Korra
r5 © koti, s; A monkey. sKp>&a"$x 1cp>cfloo koyu, v. a. To cut, sever, or

kotivanne, A brown, or monkey amputate. 2. To pluck, to gather.
colour. s^So^-ô^koyevandlu^.^Zw. A caste
rêso&sSoo kcdaudamu, s. A rope sus- of fowlers, or huntsmen.
pended to any pole, or beam, in ^j-°$ kora, s. A cup.
order to punish school-boys, by
making them continually keep r%& koradi, s. A. wall of loose
hold of it. earth.
§"*# kona, s. A village in a forest. 2. r^xp kora> adj. Unbleached, as ap-
A
herd of cows. plied to cloth; as applied to gold,
§*"&& koneru,5.*A square pond, with it denotes impure, or mixed with
alloy.
steps for descending on each side.
kopamu, s. Anger, wrath, "gcro-rp^b koradu, v* a. To turn up
r*s5s5x>
the earth, as is done by a rat, hog,
rage, indignation, r^sstf kopana,
&c.
A passionate or angry woman.
"§j-«>&> torn, s. The ryot's share, or
r^sSsSZk kopapadu, v. n- To be angry,
portion of the crop.
or enraged. t*h kopi, A passion-
ate or angry person.
r5 ^ koru, v> a. To wish. 2. To hope;
to expect. 3. To choose, to select.
rô-tSb, rÂo-tSb kopintsu, kopagin-
To be angry with another.
4. To prefer, to like.
tsu, v. a.
~&n>do-&) korintsu, v. Cans. To cause
r6
^) kopu,s. A side. 2. Manner, mode.
to wish, &c.
adj. Extraordinary, uncommon.
§^8*1 korike,s. Wish, desire, or long-
S^-zyobb^) kopndarudu, s. A cop-
dar, or contractor for long cloths.
ing. 2. Hope, expectation. 3. Se-
lection. 4. Preference, r^loaro"^
rôfeS komati, s. The caste termed
the Komtee. It is one of the sub- &-"§cp>8"1&&, -3o-°8~§ êsêa* kori-
divisions of the Vyasya, keyideru-koriketiru, korikenerra-

or third
pure caste, among the Hindoos.
verru,. A
wish, to be accomplish-
ed. r*8^-Oo»V^tfc^-&S^-T&es3ea^
Their profession is trade.
k orike- y ider tsu-tirtsu - nerraverr-
g^sSb 9 komali, s. A woman. tsu, To accomplish one's wish.
§ô«><y koyila, s. The black cuckoo. "5o-o&5 korra, s. A tusk or fang.
r^&o-Kolpadu 151 if &n s^.Kautu ha
We) kola, s. An arrow. 2. A staff, or r5 ^© kolpuli, s. A royal tiger.

stick, adj. Long. §"*£> kovi, s, A hollow tube.
r^feoska kolatamu, s. A kind of play, -§cr>"3y kovela, §, A Hindoo temple*
with Small pieces of stick, in 2. The black cockoo.
which dancing girls or school §^"Sej^p^s5M kovelasoramu, s. The
boys, by moving in different di- seventh musical note, called Pan-
rections, plait into one rope sepa- chama ;
because it is said to be
rate strings held in one hand, formed by air, drawn from five
while they keep time, by beating places ; the navel, the thigh, the
the sticks held in the other, a- heart, throat, and forehead.
gainst each other. rV-Sw kosamu. 5?. Treasure. 2. A
r
§&°<>)$~&(ir° kolatapela, s. A sort of bud. 3. A sheath or scabbard.
brass pot. r6 ^ kosu, s. A coss, or a distance of
^roe)^ kolana, s. Length. two thousand fathoms.

r^s^sSM kolahalamu, s. A low and
IP
confused sound an uproar ; ; a
great and indistinct noise. F°5\S kangili, s< Making in the inflex.
g*ex>-r*efc kolukadu, 5. A kolkar, or
Sing. fAfeS kaugiti, The breast,
inferior officer, in the custom de- lit. the place of embrace.
partment.
f^5\So-"3b kaugilintsu, v. a. To em-
Sêwr'so kolukomi, v. n. To be re-
brace ; to clasp.
stored to strength, or to a former
F^So^, ^ftSojg) kaugilinta, kau-
good state.
gilimpn, s. An embrace.
ôosfctfXb kolumasagu, a. n. To be
F°2« kaudzii, s. A partridge.
distinguished, or signalized.
fêks's-xw kautukamii, s. Eagerness,
r* oer^csoo koltalacheyu, v. a. To
vehemence, impatience. 2- Joy ;
prepare for battle. pleasure, happiness. 3. Wish, in-

rêfo, r*^^ kolpaclu, kolpovu, clination. 4. The marriage thread,
v. n. To be lost. 2. To be ruined. or ring. 5. A shew, or spectacle.
r8 ^ ^x kolputstsu, v. a. To lose. ir&y>&>v£x> kautuhalamu, 5. Eager-
2. To deprive, to destroy, to ruin. ness, vehemence.
£ s&K$»-.Kramamu 152 ^^-Kriya
§^S& kaunu, s. The waist. XaJo-tSb kramintsu, v. n. To pass as

IP&tfsfoa kaupinamu, s. The small the time. 2, To pass over] 3. To
piece of cloth concealing the pri- die.
vities. ^s^*a> kramraarru, v. n. To return.

<jf,5êl!o-&> krammarrintsu, v. a To
IPsfrotfaS-x) kaumaramu, 5. Youth,
childhood. recall, to revoke-
T°*x> kaulu, s. vide £êx» kavulu.

,Jf,s& es krammarra, adv. A gain.
.£,8500, krammu, v. a. vide ssSoo, ka-

¥*&> kausu, s. Flesh, meat.
mmu.
.S'a&&x> krayamu, s Buying, pur-
ô-sffts
chase, 2. price, value.
krantsarra, adv. Quickly,
swiftly. ^-5ôaS§o^b krayakudu, s. A pur-
chaser, a buyer. ôssa ^cxsSsSoo
ôz5b krandu, adj. Much, excessive.
krayavikrayamu, Trade, traffic, lit.
5. Excess.
Buying and selling.
^s.-£5\es kratstsarra, aJv. Purely, îrêjo kralu, v. n. To shine, to spa-
clearly. 2. Quickly, swiftly.
rkle.
v£/^ kratstsu, s. Impurity, dirt. The

C^jV °& kralganti, s. lit. spa-
1^1 ^\ kratstsu, v. a- To wish, to de- rkling-eyed. A woman.
sire-
.§.o& krinda, adv. vide §o# kinda.
jf ^0^ kratuvu, s. A sacrifice, or ce- . §.sL-eJcx&> krikkirriyu? 0. n. vide §
remony in which oblations are pre- §k_eJcfl6o kikkirriyu.
sented.
§ cssS kriya, s. An act or/ action. 2.
£ tf±g krannana, adv. Quickly, spe- Means, expedient. ?. Worship. 4.

edily, swiftly.
Physical treatment or practice. 5.
g s&sSw kramamu, 5. A sacred pre- A religious initiatory ceremony. 6.
cept, or practice prescribed by Obsequies, rights performed im-

the vedas. 2. Order, method, un- mediately after death. 7. Purifica-
interrupted progress, regularity, tory rights, as ablution, &c. 8.. In
arrangement. grammar, a verb".

€j®$- .Krovvu 153 4>o Soifi- Khan dintsu
§£»5-kriya, 5. Manner or mode- % j

^"S^s krovveda, s. A female's hair
Advantage. 3. Effect. tied in a tuft.
I £ krida, 5. Sport, amusement, r3o-°j ^S'ao-^D krodikarintsii, v. a. To

play, pastime, pleasure. abstract, to abridge, to shorten.
.§b.c §o krunku, v. n. To drown, s. C&r°J £s5w krodhamu, s. Anger wrath. ,
Drowning. { lo-M^So^b, {yv°J§ krodhanudu,

§o ofo krangu, v. n. vide §bo7fo kun-
krcdhi, A passionate man.
gu. krolu, v. a. To drink.
!
,§^j€X)
.go.êso kruinmarru, v. n. To roam, | i lo-MS krovi, s. A hollow tube. 2.

to wander, to ramble, to haunt.
A flute. 3. The plant termed Ga-
Scp> tfo5oc> kruramu, adj. Terrible, for- ledupa arborea.
midable, ferocious, destructive. 2. js»s5cx> kjibaum, s. The neuter gen-
Cruel, pitiless, hard, harsh. 3. der.
Sharp. 4. Hot. ÎPtfcsSw kraurva- ~%$?5o* klesanru, s. Pain, affliction, or
mu, s. Cruelty, tyranny. distress.
<jf;ta^ kregannu, s. The outer sV-5)e£> kvachittu/cc^, Somewhere.

corner of the eye.
<ji.<g) krepu, s. A calf,
^> kha, The seventeenth and letter,
vj^g) krellu, s. plu. Leaps.
second consonant, in the Telugu
^,55" kreva, s. A side. alphabet.
ipo&tf&x> khandanamu, s. Division.
&\o krom, adj. New, fresh, recent.
2. Dissertation, criticism.
spjOTS^s krondavi, A fresh scent.
$ krotta, adj. vide r° g kotta.

4>o£s5m khandamu, s. A piece, part,
r*
fragment or portion. 2. A chapter
.§^.8533, S krommudi, s. A tress; a fe- or section.
.
male's knot of hair. $> o & o ok khandint su, p ' «s . To en t in •
.r°,ê& krovvadi, adj. Very sharp. to pieces, divide, tear, or break

off. 2. To reject, to confute, or
.§^1^0 krovvu, v. n. videt9 -^ kov-
render ineffectual. 3. To settle a
vu. price.
20
4>*% .Khartsu 154 tfoX-0*Gangachi
$)oclosg) khandimpu, s. The lowest 4r>$ft khanigf, adj. Private, cland-

price, ô&o^^ccco khandimpu- estine.
cheyu, To settle a bargain. sp-ei) khali, adj. Empty, vacant.
3)o&e£sfc» khanditamu, at//. Cut, 4x*s*o&> khavandu, 5. Master , lord.
torn, broken. 2. Strict, rigid. $r>"*r> khas^, adj. Own, private.
khacbitamu, adj. Mixed, ipejsSw khilamu, 5. Waste, or un-

$)S)^$&:>
blended, combined. 2. Inlaid, set. ploughed land.
^sr^ khajana, s. Treasure, or mo- 3xp>£) khuni, s. Murder, s^b^te khii

ney. 2. A treasury. •$%-* ^"Îj nikhoru, A murderer.
35552603 khedamu, s. Sorrow, grief,
khaj^napette, A cash chest. qtT'o
affliction, distress, repentance, re-
s§ khajanji, A cash keeper.
gret. •
$>Td*cMo& khadayintsn, v. a. To 3§aex» 3§ao-&> khedillu, khedintsu, v.
erect or raise, "§-a*3)Tr ooooa& dhe- ,

n. To grieve, to lament, to regret.
r£khadayintsu, To raise or pitch 4P>o © khyati, s. Reputation, renown,
a tent. fame, celebrity, notoriety.
$)2£s5m khadg^mu, .?• A sword or 47*0 ^sfo> khyatamu. a$. Known, ce-
scymetar. 2. A rhinoceros. 3. The lebrated, famous, notorious.
rhinoceros'horn.
X
4>cl khaddi, s. vide g'g kaddi.
$)& khani, s. A mine. K ga, eighteenth letter, and third

consonant, in the Telugu alphabet.
4)S)^»s5w khanitramu, s. A spade, or
hoe. ôX" ganga, s. The river Ganges, or
3)s»& khaburu, s. wie S'aoSb kaburu. its personification as a goddess.
^>-tr» khara, adj. True, exact, certain Xo-7v#&db gangadharudu,A name

2. Honest. of Siva because the Ganges is
;
said to have alighted oq his head

3)626 kharidu, 5. Price, value. 3)6 & in it's first descent, and continued
^d3oo khariducheyu,To set a price; for some period entangled in his
to value. hair.
3>&\ khartsu, s. Expenditure, or ex- XoK-»êw gangachippalu, s. plu.

pence. Skulls.
tfolaoo-Gantelu 155 Xo&'-Ganta
XoX&ôo gangadolu, s. The dewlap. Xo&r°&> gantladu, v. To pull mutual-

X oX"Soer°sg) gangainailavu, s. A cow
,
of a black and yellow colour. Xc&&> gandadu, s. A robust, or stout

man.
Xo-7r>$&xt gangalamu,s. A large braz-
en vessel, which is used for con-
Xo£~3>ol§tf «*» gandapenderamu, s. A
taining water. ring worn round the ancle, as an
honorary distinction.
XcA"3*b, XoT?& gangireddu, gange-
X otitic o gandamala, s. Inflamma-
ddu, s. A bullock taught to dance.
tion of the glands of the neck, &c.
Ko83 gandza, s. Arable land.
Xo&sSoa gandamuj The cheek. 2. .<?.
Xo£ ganji, s. Rice gruel, commonly Imminent danger, great extremi-

termed conjee.' 2. Starch. Xo«^ ty, peril, a fatal accident. 3. One
tf ^ ganjitoraka, The cream of con- of the twenty-seven portions of a
jee. Xo25"38jtf»&> ganjivesinabatta,
circle, on the plane of the ecliptic.
Starched linen. Xo£9o-&> gandarintsu? v. n. To issue
Xote ganta, A bell. 2. The circu-
s. forth, to spring.
mixed metal, on which

lar plate of
Xo&Sbex) gandarulu, s. plu. Frag-
the Hindoos strike the hours. 3. ments, pieces, chips.
An English hour- 4. A bunch or Xo& gandi, s. A breach in the bank
tuft. sjg^2& £%\Xob>zx> ippudu- of a tank, or artificial lake, through
ennigantalu, What o'clock is it ? which the water has forced it's
Koko£x> gantamu, 5. An iron style. way. 2. The opening of a sore. 3.
XofeS ganti, s. A wound, sore, or hurt. A hole, or chink. 4. A lane, or

KotSoZfo gantibadu, To be wound- narrow passage.
ed, hurt, or bruised. Xo&> gandu, s. Bravery, adj. Brave,
Xokx> gantu, s. Animosity, hatred. heroic. 2. Great, large. 3. Male.
2,
A Xo&>-b& ganduchlma, s. The large
knot of hair. 3. A bag; or bun-
dle. black ant.
Xoto gante, s. A spoon, or ladle- Xofi, gandra, adj. Cunning, sharp,
Kolêx) gantelu, s. plu. The grain of quick. 2. Large.
the Holcus spicatus. Xo£ ganta, s. A pack-saddle.

Xc^*5 «£-Gandhotta 156 Xesafoa-Gajamu
Xo«& gantu, 5. A jump, leap, or vault. Xo^P gandholi, s- A wasp.

x oekr*&», Xo ô5r°(3o gantukottu, ga- XosSgampa, s. A wicker basket. Xo
ntugonu, v. n. To die, to expire. sSêwftb gampapulugu, s. A wild
Xo&ss"?:>e>o gandapattelu, s. phi. Pie- cock or jungle fowl because they

ces of wood nailed horizontally, are constantly brought into vil-
across the perpendicular planks of lages, by the jungle people, in
a door, to make it strong. baskets.
Xo&SR^fsfoi gandaragolamu, s. Con- Xo2sr°tfs5c» gamburamu, s. Camphor.
fusion. Xotftfjr^sko^tffcj gandara Xo^tfsSw gambhiramu, adj. Deep,
golauiucheyu, To throw every profound.
thing into confusion.
Xo2J)tf!§s gambhiravedi,s. An intoxi-
Xo^sSw gandhakamu, s. Sulphur.
cated, or restive elephant.
Xo#o53o gandhamu, s. Often written
XX^sfoa gaganamu, s. The sky, or at-
gandamn, A smell- 2. A
Xotfsfoa
mosphere.
perfume. 3. The sandal. 4. Ground
X7&& gaguru, s. The erection of the
sandal wood, or any other wood
hair on the body.
ground, and used in medicine, or
as a perfume, adj. Fragrant. X-25\ gatstsa, s. A thorny plant.
Xo5>bbo£b gandharvudu, s. A Gan-
Xo5b\ gatstsu, s. Yaunt, boast, vain
dharva,or celestial musician. These
ostentation, false promises. 2. Mor-
are demi-gods, who inhabit In-
tar or plaster of chunam, or lime.
dra's heaven, and form the orche-
X%&s zr>8> gatstsuladi,
i
A boasting
stra at all the banquets of the
or vaunting female.
principal deities.
Xo5b\ g>-»\ Kb gatstsupitstsagu, v. n. To
Xo$oS® gandhavaî, s. The mother be disordered, or discomposed; to
of Vyasa. 2. The name of a city .3. be thrown into confusion.
The earth.
Xzsl>^D gajapippali, s. A large spe-
Xo$e>s*x> gandhilamu, s. An old fox.
cies of long pepper.
Xo^r5 e£s5b gandhottama, s. Spiritu-
K2366co gajamiu s. An elephant.
ous or vinous liquor. 2. Toddy, or
fermented liquor, extracted from Xe?s5*> gajamu, s. The measure term-
the cocoantit, palmyra tree, &c. ed a yard.
.
X£sp-Gattiva 15
-">;
K<5 cLGadidc
X 23 a 29 gajibiji, s. Entanglement, con- Xfca eattii; 5. A mountain. 2. A bank

fusion, intricacy. 2. Trouble. or shore. 3. A bank, dam or mound
Xsew gadzdzalu, s, plu. The groin, of earth. X iix>~u*Z& gatturapatti^.
the pubic and iliac regions- lit. The child of the mountain
X£ g ajji' s -
^ ne ^ cn 5
aD 7 cutane- king or of Himalaya. Parvati,
ous eruption. x^sSJod gajjipattu, To the wife of Siva, and daughter of
have the itch. the king of the snowy range. 2.
X2?ex> gajjelu> s. plu. Bells, tinkling The name of the mountain

Mina-
ornaments. ka. xkx>v~%3&> 2;attularredu, s. The
Kteg gataka, s. Paste. chief of the mountains, viz. The
X&o^^cjboo gattanacheyu, v. a. To ram snowy range in the north of In-

"down. 2. To beat. dia, termed the Himalaya,
X& gatti, ad/\ Hard, solid, firm. 2. Xc£ gada, s. A cane, stick, or stalk.
Strong, able, clever. 3. Loud. 2. A long and thick bamboo. -3*0
Xfe5 o^d gattintsu, v. a. To load a gun. iSdX& vedurugada, A bamboo stick.
2. To beat into a hard mass. 3. To ar°tf^ X^ jonnagada, The stalk of
rub out what is written on a plank, jonnaloo. "ê^gcXSa cherrukugada,
used in Hindoo schools. Xfe3s5£ ga
The s agar- cane- X^sSbo^ gadainan
ttipani, A substantial work. X& die, A stand or wooden horse.
a£r°k> gattimata, A loud talk. -£r>#
X&cS gadana 5 s. An acquirement or
s5^Xfe3^c*ft> pathamugatdcheyu,To
acquisition. 2. A regard, esteem.
get a lesson by heart. xfe3s&sf\ 3. An account.
gattimanishi, A strong man, x feS iv> X&sS gadapa, -s. The threshold.
gattig&, Loudly. XfeS^tfsSw gattita- X<% gadi, adj. Strong, able, powerful.
namu, Cleverness, ability. XfeTBo Xcl ir'j&i gaditradu, A strong-
&?6c»-53-T>eSb gattidendamuvadu, A rope which ties two cattle toge-
brave man ; a man of fortitude. ther, to prevent their wanderings
X&st* gattiva, 5. lit. A loud speak- X&"^«» gadiderru, v. n. To come
er. A deceitful female. X^-s^^tf to the age of puberty, or strength.
An adultress, a lewd 2. To be experienced. XclSôXga

gattivatsana,
woman didonga, A notorious thief.
X£-Gadda 158 jCS-Gati
X&o^ gadintsu, v. a. To acquire ;

x&sko gaddamu, s. The chin. 2. The
to amass, or gain. beard.
X&^kSm gaditamu, $. A plaited garm- X& gaddi, s. Grass, straw, x&stfsf
ent, a folded cloth. gaddiparaka, A blade of straw.
X&a& gacliya, s. A
bolt. x&o&-£ctix>
X^b gaddu, s. Force, violence- 2. Di-
gadiyaveyu, To bolt.
fficulty, adj. Bare, scarce.
X&otf gadiya, s. A Hindoo ghuree,
Xr3§b^b ganakudu, s. An astrologer.
or hour of twenty-four English
minutes. X&coS-°tfs5,-» gadiyaramu,
2. A letter carrier.
XrcXe, ganagana, s. The tinkling of

A watch ; a clock.
bells.
Xô-^ gadutsu, v. n.To pass, as time.
v. cc. To pass over. 2. To transgress.
Xeatf ganana, s. Calculation. 2. Re-
3. To exceed, or surpass. 4. To exL gard.
pire, or elapse. X*»s5m ganamu, A flock,
s. multitude
Xô^) gadupu, v. a. To pass time. or assemblage. 2. A tribe, class
2. To put off or defer. 3. To finish. or troop.
v. caus. To cause to pass over, &c. Xô-tk ganintsu, v. a. To calculate.
X>sb^) gaduvu, s. A fixed or expired
2. To acquire, or gain:
term. 2. An instalment. X£?fgariika, s. A harlot because ;
X&>$) gaduvu, s. A hump on the

she prostitutes herself* for gain.
back. X£&ex>&> gaduludu, A hump- X?S£oSx> ganitamu, Arithmetic.
backed man,
X^sSw ganemu, Ornaments made
X£3o6o gadusa, s. A mean person.
s.
of wax, worn by maskers.

adj. Mean. 2. Cruel, inflexible,
pitiless. 3. Evil. 4. Difficult. Xs£sSc» gatamu, adj. Gone, past, an-
X&s;adda, s. A bulbous root. 2, A tecedent. 2. Known.
lump, or clod. 3. A boil or ulcer. KB gati, 5. Going, moving, motion.
ô&e>$X<^pendalapugadda,Ayam. 2. A march. 3. An expedient, a
&XUK& uralagadda, A potatoe. means of success. 4. A course of
X&s$ex>fib gaddapalugu, s. A pick- events, fate, fortune, lot, destiny.
axe, or instrument for breaking 5. Protection. 6. Salvation. 7-
cjods. x&'^ptf gaddapara, An iron State, condition, situation.
Cs
8.
crow. Help, aid. 9. Ability, power.
X"8s&reo-Graddepon "J 59 Xce^sG-Gayalu
X&& gatukn, v. a. To lap, as a dog. X^, X£os5k> gadya, gadyamu, s-
j(^ gattara, s. Disturbance* vex- Prose.

ation. Xtf§\ Xfcg ganaka, ganuka. acfc.
Xtfgada, s. A club, a mace.

Therefore, because, since, as.
Xa gadi, s. The space between two X$ gani, s. A mine.

beams. 2. A closet, bed-room, X$sSb, X$"£o ganima, ganime, 5. A
chamber, or apartment.
ridge.
Xe5bs5^ gadunm, v. a. To push, to ex-
tend.
XlS^&j X^db ganneru, ganneru, s.
To The oleander, or Nerium odora-

X 25b & gaduru, e\ a. obtain, to ex-
tum. The root is used by Hin-
tend. To brow- beat. K^t5br°ssc>
2.
doo women, as a poison, to destroy
gadurukonu, v. Comp. To brow-
beat.
themselves, on any sudden ex-
X#£skD gadgadamu, s. Alow, inarti- citation of the passions.
culate, sobbing sound, expressive X£)\e>55M gabbilamu, s. A bat.

of joy, or grief. Kzmx gabbu, s. A stink.
X£
©
gaclda, s. A vulture. tfSsfoaSb?.-
u
CO
Xfptfs&u g^bhirsimu., adj. vide. Kc$tftix>
gacldaniukku, A sharp nose, a
nose like a vulture's beak. gambhiramu.
XtfeJ-§-°2& gaddarrikadu,s. vide Xzkrto Xs5b^s5w gamanamu, s. Motion, go-
gadusu. ing, moving, marching. 2. Move-
ment, course. 3. Attention.
Xao-tfb, X^55o-»o»o^5bgaddintsu, gada-
niayintsu, v. a. To brow-beat,
XsSb^ -5T*&> gamallavadu, s. A toddy-
scold, or threaten. drawer. The origin of this tribe
is traced to the progeny of a
Xaotf gaddiya, s. A chair. 2. A Soodra man, by a woman of the
throne.
Rajah, or 2d pure Hindoo caste.
X&sf gaddnva, s. The chin.
XsSbcsDoo gamyamu, adj. Accessible,
?C3 gadde, 5. A chair. 2. A throne.
attainable.
3. The coin termed a pagoda. 4.
Fortune telling, by a gipsey. XccS-*i> gay ali, s. A very wicked or
X^ô?f^wgaddeponkainulu 5 s £>?«. crafty female.
Boastings, vauntings, expressions Xc8^>& gayalu, s. Land unfit for cul-
unsuitable to one's situation. tivation.
X^&u-Garbhamu 160 X&X-Gallusa
m O
XS gara, adj. Rough, rugged. or embryo. The in-4. A child- 5.

KtfXQS' garagarika, s. Commodious- side; the middle.
xq^& garbhiiii,
j
ness. 2. Intelligence, attention, j

A pregnant woman.
skill, adj. Convenient, commodi- Xtf^sko garvamu, s. Pride, arrogance,
ous, cleanly.
haughtiness, presumption. KQo o-db,
7\tt*£o garasu, s. A very wicked
Xtfjjtfgb garvintsu, garvapadu, To
person.
be proud.
Xd gari, s. Hardness, stiffness. 2.
XwXesgarragarra, s. Hardness ; stiff-
Sharpness. 3. The feather at* the
ness crisp ness.
end of an arrow. ;
garragorra, adj.
X81? garige, s. A small earthen pot.
X'fesJT'es Imperfect,
deficient, less. s. Diflciency.
X61d garite, s. Atpoon, or ladle.
?C8<I garidi, s. A fencing-school, or
KeJ garri, s. A wing. 2. A feather.
X&slfc garrise, s. vide xo$ garisa.
a place of exercise. 2. Fencing.
Xa^ garita, s. A woman. K^^î,^ garrrunatrentsu, v. a. To
with a great noise.
belch,
X8# garisa, s. A garee, a measure
X&gala, part vide §0 kala, And *foo
containing 400 marcals.
Xfo gara, 5. The erection of the hair Tfo kalugu.
on the body. KejTTe; galagala, 5. The tinkling of

Xbbex> garulu, s* <plu. Wings. bells.
XbosssSw garuvamu, & «ic?e. x«qs5k> Kejâo%5b galatarintsu, v. n. To be

garvamu. struck with a panic.
X&$, garuvu, garupanela, ?C<yweo-& galabarintsu, v. a. To rinse,
X&£~f><i)
or shake loosely, in water.
s.Stony, or sandy soil, mixed with
pebbles. tfsas galibili, s. Tumult, confusion,
Xtf Q gargari, s. A churn. disorder.
X8SE-, K8^s5m garja, gar ]

it am u, ,s\ Xe> 0^0, X<d &> gallantu, gallattu, a.
The roaring of elephants, or lions. Disturbance, noise.

2. The rolling of thunder. Ker° galla, s. Grain.
XQotfb garjintsu, v. n. To thunder. *S, & aU a ;
s- Phlegm.
Xtf^sScw garb ham u, 5. The belly. 2. X$6K&> gallugallu. 5. The tinkling of
The womb or uterus. 3. A foetus small bells.
X l-l 161 TT- a-Gadi
KssSex) gavaralu, s. phi. Dice.
7\£v5r>Zfo c-'avalavadu, s. vide K&$ o^

-7^0^.0^50 gandrintsu, v. n. To have
e& ganiallavadu.
a face enflamed, or slightly swel-
K^<Hs5o5, K^-olx gavakshamu, gav- led.
vakshi, s. An air hole, a loop hole, 7r>c^-53^^b gandlavadu, 5. An oil
a window.
monger.
XS) gavi, s. A cavern.
7ô^5"os53o gambhiryamu, s. Depth,
XSS, X^s gavini, gavuni, s. The profundity. 2. Magnificence, gran-
o*ate of a fort, or fortified place.
deur.
X£"3s5oo^ gavilemulu, 5. pZw. A sort
Tr*r gaka, part, vide -^r kaka, This
of black seed, usually mixed with word is also added to the aorist
©round sandal wood.
of any verb to express the opta-
Xa^tf gavisena, s. A case or cover,
tive mood; as h%)&spt>oo-Tr>&ot&&
made of cloth.
iv>g nivu sukhamuga nunduvuga-
JCs^gw gavulu, s. A stink. ka, May you be happy,
X^)l> gavnli, s. A lizard.
Ks5"c56c» gavvamu, adj. Of or belong-
t^Kit gagara>
5 s. A female's under
garment, like a petticoat.
ing to a cow. s. Butter, milk, &c.
gavva, A cowry,
tt*2» gadzu, s. Glass, or China ware.
Xtfo s. or small
shell,which passes for money in 2. A bracelet. -77^ "7? 13^ gadzugin-
Bengal, and some other parts of ne, A glass cup, or China vessel.
India. gadzuppu, The refuse of a
-7r*2»;S>£
XtfXôogasagasalu, s. phi. The seeds glass work. -7v»2»<yo3-*o2& gadzula-

of the poppy plant. vandlu, A certain caste of the Sii-
X& gasi, s. The sediment of clarified dras, whose profession is to deal

butter or oil. in glass bracelets.
X&*f gasika, s. A stake, or peg. 2. A tt* 2! gaje, s. vide tt>"3 gade.
wedo-e. tt'&sSm gatamu,s. Difficulty. 2. Seve-
Xjo, Xcoo gastT, gastu, s. A patrole. rity. 3. Hardness.
X jbS&Tfo gastitirugu, A patrole to -7v°cl gadi, s. A drinking trough, or
go it's rounds-
21
*7T> tf-Gana 162 T^tfcLGaradi
-7r°(S"3 gadide, s. An ass. i^8>'&-w°$ -7r*#s£» ganamu, s. Vocal or instru-

gacjidekalla, atfy. Bandy-legged. mental music.
-r^h gadi, 5. A carriage, chariot, ir>&K, tc^Ko ganuga, ganugu, s. A
chaise, cart, or native hackery. press such as is used in India for
expressing oil, or the juice of the
nv>&> gadu, This word is used instead
sugarcane. o& ganugapin-
Tr>x&7C 2>
of ^£& vadu, q. v. When the
di, The husk of the sesamumseed,
agent to be denoted is familiar, or after the oil is expressed.
contemptible; as -£t&.-k*z<o vesha-
tpwtp gabara, s. Confusion, per-
gadu, A masker.
plexity, adj. Confused, perplexed.
t^Zsq gadu, v. n. Or v. a. To pierce,
iv&o gaum, s. A planet. 2. An evil
used either in a neuter, or active gaimilarredu,
spirit. iv>&x>v~is$k>
sense.
The sun. && gamularre-
iY°)6x><>)~i5 %
,
7r>£b gadu, ,9. Gross lechery ; furor

nipaiti, The planet Saturn be- ;
uterinus. cause he is the child of the sun,

-7^2&$, tt»^ gadupu, gadpu, s,The according to the Hindoos.
wind. • 7r ossrs5M
5
gayakamu, adj. Dear in
iv> z> garia, s. A singer. price. 2. Clever, s. Good sense,
-7^^ gata, part, vide -k*£ gaka. cleverness.
-7r>^.sfoa gatramu, s. The body. 2. A -7r°cttS§b£o gayakudo, 5. A singer or

member? or limb. cymbal player, supposed to be
-7f^ gatha, s. A verse, or stanza. 2» descended from Brahmans,by the
A history of holy men. marriage termed -7r>o$gQ>&-sr>&goz
7r>g>s5x» gadamu, s. Grass which gandharvavivahamu, q. v.
grows in fields of dry grain. . -7vo55s5m gayamu, s. A wound.

TâD gadili, s. Love, affection, adj. Tr°c55Ss&x)_s£;foex), eT'gogayamu-tagi'ilu,
Affectionate ;
dear. taku, v. n. To be wounded.
7P-3 gade, 5. A
very large and high 7r°tf gara, s. Plaster, or fine lime.
basket of wicker work, used for Tvtf&sSM garadamu, 5. Conjuration.

securing grain. 2, Trick. 3. Trifling.
t^ gana, adv. vide X#£ ganaka. 7rtfi garadf, s. Conjuration.

-TPgj-G-asi 103 5\ e5-Gitta
iv>tf£&x> garavarnu, s. Love, affecti-
on, fondness.
To love,
5\os gindza, s. A seed, or grain.
^tf£o-wb garavintsu, v. a.
%o&%*&> gindzukonu, v. n. To move
caress or fondle.
convulsively the hands or legs.
5\-&\ gitstsu, v. a. To scratch. 2. To
garabamu-garabu-garaniu, gara-
Seize with the nails.
ruu, s. The fondling, or caressing
of children. 5\e&, ^\s5°c5b gidzaru, gidzuru, s. The
7r°&> garu, part. This is an honorific pulp of certain fruits, or vegeta-
bles.
affix, added to any noun denoting
a person, in token of respect ; as, 5\23 7r*£&jft£-7^£& gijjigadu, gijigadu,
Stî^te doragaru, Master. s. The small bird, which builds
-Tr^yo garelu, s. phi. Cakes made the very curious hanging nest,
of the pulse termed Phaseolus with the entrance at the bottom,

mungo. generally termed the Tailor-bird.
t^sSm galamu, s. A hook. %&£ gitaka, adj. Short in size. 5\ks
-7v*e) gaJi, 5. The wind. 2. An evil -&-*& gitakaparu, To become short.
spirit. 3. An infectious disease
5\&x> gittu, v. n. To die, or expire.
among cattle.
2. To consent or agree.
"7r°£)0T5b galintsu, v. a. To seek or
5\£o£o gittami,
"
neg> Verbal noun-
eo
search for. %. To separate grain
Enmity, variance, disagreement.
from the refuse, by washing,it in
water. ^& gidda, s. A short person, adj.
TfOo^) galimpu, s. The act of doing

Short in size.
this. ft2a£tf s5» giddatanamu, is. Shortness.

-7v*£>-7r>£sb galigadu, s. An ass. ft&oft giddangi, s: An out-house. 2.
-TT^^gbô galakudu, s. A clever man. A granary, store-house, or ware-
tp^)^ givata, adv. vide 7^^ gaka. house. 3. A jail or place of con-
t^QcS gavuna, adv. vide xtis ganaka. finement.
T\*% gasi, s. Toil, pain, fatigue, trou- 5\£, eiddi, s. A cow.

ble. ir-%z&> g&sipadu, v. n. To 5\&>'eiddu, s. A hawk, or falcon.
take pains ;
to be fatigued. ft j£ gitta. s. A young bull.
ftoo-Gillii 164 fte»§*°-Giluko
5\g, ft"3 gidda, gidde, s. The smal- jk
lest dry measure, varying in ca-

pacity in different parts of the &§o giku, 17. <x. To scrape, scratch,
country, equal to the quarter of a or erase.
&*o sola. &•&> gitsu, 0. a. To draw lines; to
ftl^ ginne, 5. A cup, or goblet, draw toddy. 2.To scrape, scratch,
or erase. 3. To shave. 4. To tear
5\£3x gibba, s. A bull, allowed to wan-
with the nails.
der at large, in commemoration of
ft&>£oo$b gitadantsu, v. a. To kill.
a deceased person, or as consecrat-
&&» gitu, s. A line, mark, or stroke-
ed to the deity.
2. Disregard, ftjgatf gitlabadda, A
fttfg' giraka, adj. Short, s. A short
flat ruler.
person.
fcfe» gitu, 17. «. To push aside, or
5\tf*f&tfs*» girakatanamu, s- Short-
throw away, s'ss&n fc&» kannugitu,
ness.
To wink or make signs with the
fttffttf giragira* adv. Circularly, in eye-
a revolution. kg gita, 5. A line-
5\tf75-*c»oo"i$b giradayintsu, v. a. To fte£sfo> gitamu,5. Yocal music, a song.
surround. &"£)&» gipettu, i7. n. To cry, to weep.
fttf$ giravu, s. Mortgage." 2. A &»fo> gimu, s. A house.
pledge, a hostage, security. giyu, 17. a. To draw lines to
ftctfw ;
ftesS' girraka, 5. A pulley. dr^w toddy,

fte§ girri, s. A circle. fteHJT'so girrigo- ftes girra, s. A line.
nu, i7. a. To surround, to encircle. &&M girru, a.
g?. To tear with the
ft&a>tf girrruna, adv. Circularly, in teeth. 2. To scratch with the
revolution. nails. 3. To shoot an arrow. 4. To
beat.
%v£ gilaka, s. A child's rattle.
ê9or"s5b girrukonu, 17. Comp. To
xerogb giluku, adj. Sounding.
give one a hint, by touching him,
%od-zr>&) gilubaduj v. a. To rob, or or by any other sign.
steal.
ftewg^ssb gilukonu, v. n. To be inclin-
?\c>o gillu, p. a. To pinch. ed towards,
.
Tfoo^-Gunda 16; 7focsg)-Gruinpu
^2»r*ex^, fter ^©^ gilukolpu, gi- TfooclX gundiga, 5-. A large brass, or
Ikolupu, v. a. To cause to be in- copper vessel, or pot.
clined to allure. 2. t To place
;
Kbo^b gundu, adj. Round, globular,
flowers in the hair, as an allure-
ment.
spherical, s. Any thing round, or
spherical. 2. A ball or bullet. 3.
A mountain. 4. Weights, of any
form or size. 5. A stallion.
ftbos gunja, s. The small shrub
7fbo"§ gunde, The heart,
s. either
termed Abrus precatorius. 2. Salt in amoral or physical sense. 2.
soil, Courage, boldness. fc -S-s-oaS
floes gundza, s. A pillar, or post. gundekaya, The heart, in a physi-
7fooe» gundzu, 5. The inside or pulp cal sense only.
of a fruit. Tfo o
^ ,^bo ^ 3 gnndra, gundrani, adj.
TfooK* gundzu, v. a. To pull. 2. To Round, circular, globular. 7fo .&
wash clothes. &>oXX& gundratungagaddi, s. A
ftbos^wcSo gundzuladu, v. ?i. To sort of long rush. Tfoo^cStf £». foo
wrestle. ^tf gundradanamu, gundrana, 5.
7foo£r°;& giinjikonu, v. Comp. To Roundness a circle. ;
draw or pull by force.

Aooô-^) gundrintsu, v. n. The
foo&> gunta, s. A small ; artificial
stomach to turn, or feel sick.
pond, or tank. 2. A pit. 3. Any-
deep hole. 4. A square land mea- Aboô^) gundrimpn, s. The act of
sure. the stomach turning, or feelino-
/foods' guniaka, s. An instrument sick. 2. Malice, envy. 3. Dissatis-
for levelling ploughed ground. faction.
7foofe3 gunti, s. A piece of land, allot- Kbo^ gunta, s. A pit, any deep hole.
ted for cultivation Tfooô^b gumpintsu, v. a. To speak

Tfoo&sSoo guncjamu, s. vide §bo2ssfc» with harshness, malice, or con-
kunclamu, No. 2. 2. Any fire-pit. tempt.
T'vooxf gunda, postpos. Through; by; /&ocg) gumpu, 5. A crowd, a mob, a

by means of. adj. Brave, courage- multitude, a flock ; an army con-
ous. sisting of foot soldiers, horse, ele-
?&8->_Gudzasta 166 &>£o-Gutta
phants, and chariots. 2. A knot. T&sT'eJ gudzarri, s. An opulent, or

In the plural, this word some- rich man.
times denotes a quarrel.
?&&&> gudzuru, s.vide foots* gundzu.
ftbc^ToS^ gumbhamu, s. Tying, string-
A^s^Xo-o^b gudzdzanagudu, s. Food,
ing, as a garland, <fec. 7foo$&s&»
dressed by children, for their a-
gumbhitainu, adj. Tied, strung. mnsement.
Ko§k- gukka, s. A single inspiration, 7fo^ gudzdzu, Si A short person, a
2d
or breathing. dwarf.
7foS|,_$ew<£), Tfos^ss.feM gukkanilupu, foz?&<S£x> gudzclzutanamu, s. ShorL-
£2
gukkapattu, v. n. To hold in the ness.
breath.
ô2SD "Sex% )
gudzdzu velp u, s. A name
fto"^*-^ gukkedu, adj. As much as of Ganesa because he is repre-
;
the mouth contains, sented as a short fat personage.

fioft osrxw, Kb?foe;j6*> guggiiamu, guggu- fito gudzdzu, s. One of the small
lamu, s. The fragrant gum resin, perpendicular posts, by which

short beams are supported upon
termed Bdellium.
longer ones, and thus form the
7fo% s£ guggillu, s. plu- Grain, half
shelving roof of a native house,
dressed, not reduced to a pulp. vide, gobboêx). kurundzulu, 2. The
;&-&k gutstsu, v. a. To pierce. 2. To thick juice of any fruit.
string, or thread. 3. To prick. 4. Ko&S' gutaka, s. A single gulp, or

To take hold of another's hand, swallow. TfofeooSo* Tfoto&k- gutuku,
and interlace one's fingers with
gutukku,The sound of swallowing.
his, m iioken of intimacy. The bubbling
ftbfco?&feo gutaguta, s.
ftbsTfoesew gudzagudzalu,s. plu. Whis-
of boiled rice.
pering.
Hofcark-sfc, 7fotoJ%-85bs5o gutukkanu,
ôa>, 7foa?&> gudzasta, gudzastu,
gutukkumanu, v, n. To die, or
This is a revenue term,
adj. past. expire.
usually applied to express the
year lately expired the last, or
fo&> ffut.ta, 8-. A hillock, unevenness
;
in ground, ftbk>x<roex\ gutfagultsu

past year, in contradistinction to
the present year, or to those pre- To ruin, to trouble, lit. To cause
cedipg the last the hillock to fall down.
762&_Guddu '
167 foartS-Gudio'u
C9 •
Kb&a o-nttu, s. The real state of one's kartsukonipovu, Quadrupeds to

affairs. 2. One s private secrets. 3. miscarry. fc&>§cXx> gudlutiyu, To
Reputation, honor, public esteem. pluck out the eyes.
7fcTT>tf**»., 76i^&gudaramu,gudaru, Hb£?fr*K> gudlaguba, s. An owl.
s. A tent. ^b^^sSaa gunakamu, 5. The multi-
fo& gudi, s. A temple. 2. The con- plier.
nected form of the vowel q i, viz. Kbrc-^tf s5oo gunakaramu, s. Multipli-
3 i. cation.
fc%tfobx> guditsuttu, 5. The disk of fio^sdoo gunamu, s. A quality, attri-
the sun, or moon. bute, or property, in general.

76&"£) gudise, 5. A cottage, or hut. fib£o-&>, fibôooonft guriintsu, gurtiyi-
7foe&&> gudusu, s. Any round thing. ntsu, v. a. To multiply, or calcu-
2. The connected form of the vowel. late. 2. To spell.
sj i, viz. 3 i, ad;. Circular, ;&£& ;foi§£s*>3, Kbrfot£s5^ gunitamu, gunin-

-&~^&$) gudusukaiduvu, 5. The tamu, 5. Multiplication. 2. Spel-
weapon of Vishnoo. ling.
;&>&' ffudda, s. A cloth. 2. A bit of I

fib £ gutta, 5 $.
S. A rent, or farm.
cloth. |
/fib ^ gutti, s. A cluster of flowers
fioT^sSw guddamu> 5. Part of afield fib ©ss?os5M^nttikavvamu, 5. A kind

of dry land. of churning stick.
;&& guddi, adj. Blind. Kba^tfsSao gu- To
7to7toy-£2o gudagudaladu, v. n-
dditanamu, s. Blindness.
sob.
Kbg^&oTV guddivetuga, adv. By A block of
fib&Xes gudigarrra, s.
chance, without exertion, unde-
wood suspended from the neck of
signedly.
any animal, to prevent it's wander-
foB>f£iT-Tr>oa* guddikokkarayi, s.
ing far.
The lap- wing.
Kba-Têx) gadigaluj s. The heel.
7*b£& guddu, 5. An
The eye- egg. 2.
fibSKbosex) gudigundzalu, 5. phi.
ball. fib£w"S>fe>3 gudlupettu, To lay
Posts fixed perpendicularly in the
eggs. Tfcgo-s^sr-r*^^ guddu-
ground, at the door of a cow-house.
.
KotfoS-Grimapa 168 TfoaTfc-Gubagu
fo& ir°j&> guditradu,

{
g. The rope by Tfo^sS s$*> gunapamu, s. An iron crow.
which a calf is tied- TfbScsk gnniyu, v. n. To grumble, or
TfoScsS, Tfo "3 gudiya, gude. s. vide 7fo murmur.

aXz*> ffiidigarrra. 2. A club or mace. 7&;&§os5&7to gunukuparugu, s. The
7(b "3«^ gudedalpu,
"sr 9 5. Yama, the act of running slowly.
regent oi the dead. Tvbp^ gunna, adj. Young. Tfbtf^^soX
AoSc^srww gudiyakarrralu, 5, phi. gunnayenuga, s. A young ele-
Sticks placed horizontally, across phant. TwôSoa gunnapandi, A

the TfcacBSrtbossew gudiyagundzalu, young hog.
q. v, fibsS^tf^S giippanagura, adv. Di-
TfoaooooiSb gudiyintsu, v. a. To stop, sorderly ; in a confused manner.
v
to prevent. KbSô-tfc, 75o^fe3oa5bguppalintsu,gu-
Tto eudda, s . The anus. ppatintsu, v. a. vide gbsSô-^b ku-
foz& guddali, 5. Making in the in- ppalintsu
flex. Sins:, tfbtffeS guddati, And in Tws^S guppili, s. Making in the in-
the wow. »^m. fioso^b s;uddandlu, flex.Sing.7fet>\ tS g uppiti, The hand
A small hoe. closed.
7fc£v g u PP u Q> n To spread as a

-
7to So-i^ ffuddalintsu, a. To dig >
with a hoe.
smell, v. a. To pound or beat
guddu, 5. A paddy. 2. To throw or fling to a
7fo2*> blow with the fist.
«?. tf. To box with the fist.

distance. 3. To throw any thing
7fos5b
a contained in the closed hand.
er*feo guddulaia, 5. Boxing.2. Quar-
relling. foSô-Sb guppintsu, v. n. To spread
ftogSbo-oSSo gudduladu, ?;. n. To box as a smell, v. Gaus. To cause to
mutually ; to quarrel. beat or pound, v. a. vide. XooSo
7fotfse>o gunakalu, 5. plu. A sort of guppu, No. 2 & 3.
grain, growing wild, without culti- #

ftb^tf guppuna, atfV Quickly, hasti-
vat ion. ly. 2. Clearly.
fotiTStfg* a> gunapanakodij s. A wild? KbwKbwex> gubagubalu, 5. plu. The

or jungle, fowl. noise of running.
TSotf^-Grurapo 169 ?&w?&-Gurragu
fc-zpoztf gubaluna, adv. Quickly, Kbeo-$ gurinchi, postpos. vide &*B\

swiftly. kurchi.
Kb^Po-tf) gubalintsu, v.n. To sbine. j

Ao85\ gurigi ,s. A very small earthen
gubili, The wax in the ear. pot.

«oOD s.
J
Kba Aoe gnrigindza, 5. The seed of the

7&7M& gubuku, v. a. To box ;
to
Kb&"3o£ guruvenda,
(
?. v.
beat with the fist.
Kb^&guburu,s. The thick foliage Kb&£& gnru'du, s. A spiritual parent,

of a tree or shrub &c from whomthe youth receives the:
initiatory Mantras, or prayers. 2.
«b»\ gubba, s. A woman's breast. |
A religious teacher; one who ex-
7fc©}-&Sbs» gubbameknlu, s. plu. i
plains the law and religion to his
Xo££ pupil," instructs him in the Sastras,
The nails driven into the j
&c. 3. Aname of Brahaspati, the

f:>s» gandhapatfelu, q. v.
regent of the planet Jupiter, who
«b»\D gubbali, s. A mountain. is considered as the preceptor of
sumi, s. A multitude, or flock.

the inferior deities- 4. father, A
Kbsx>
or any venerable male relation.
gumuku, a. To box to
7fos6c»§b v. ;
?&&&>, Kb & gnrutu, gurtu, s. A mark,
beat with the fist.
a sign. 2. An idea. 3. Recollec-
—i gumma,
7fos5b s. One spirt of the tion.
milk from the teats of a cow, &c. Kb&$ guruvu, s. vide 7*b&£& guru-
^bs6,5oogi.immatilu, s.plu.A female du. 2. A long vowel, adj. Impor-
ornament worn in the lobe of the tant? heavy, weighty, great, diffi-
cult, arduous.
ear.
7fo«b?£os$M gurutvamu, s. Esteem, re-
Kb^sSw gummamu, 5. A door-way,
gard, distinction. 2. Indigestion.
gate-way, or entrance.
7&ab$e>o guruvulu, s. plu. Running.
^£0$ garami, s. A granary.
Tfo&tfo gurusu, s. That part of an
^"Ste,^ &» gummetamu, s. A small
animal's tail,-, where the hair is
drum. long.
flotfTfotf guragnra, s. An itching. fibers' gurraka, s: Snoring.
ftoff!>cl gurapidi, s. A wild cow. Kbfcsfoes gurragurra, s. ride fo$fo$
Tfotfs^tk gurapotui s. A wild bull.
99
ôSQ.Gulibi 170 >cr>£8-Guda
ÔfcB gnrri, s. A mark. 2. An aim, 3. /6©StoS'2fc& gulimikaduru, s. An in-

Certainty. 4. Trust, confidence. 5. strument for taking out the wax
Esteem, adj. Certain. Tfoâ^-ab in the ear.
gurridzutsu, To take aim. Tfoe^tfs. 7&o gcilla, s. An oyster. 2. A shell.
gurritappu, To miss aim. 3. A white pustule. 7fo-> r« gulla
7$b&37r>;&o£3b gurriganundu, v. n. To karrra, s. A hollow stick.
be trustworthy. 7fceJatf>oo&> gurri- «bo coo!^s5x» gullasunnamu, s. Shell
yunclu, To esteem or regard. KbeJ 4
chunam. ôj^'^l gullaputike, s.
ht°2& gurrikadu, A good marks- A small basket, -ao&Tfoe) chinfcagu

man. 11a, s. Tamarinds in the shell or
76eJ^*oS gumkondi, s. A vital part. pod. Kber°fib2&;oo gullagudusu, 5.
7foeaor°«& gurrukonu, v. a. To try, or A cant word, denoting jewels

endeavour. when mentioned in a careless or
7foe£»&> gurrutu, s. vide ?&&$& gurutu. trifling manner, or when their
7foea>s5c»ex> gurrumulu, s'. plu. Seeds.

value is meant to be depreciated.
Tfo^sfcoi gurrramu, s. A horse, foVZ golika, s. A ball a pill ; « any

gurrru, s. Snoring. 2. Anger.
small globular substance.
fibea*
gurrrumanu, v. n. To be
7to£ guvva, s. A dove or pigeon.
76«x>sSbs5o
angry. 7&<*»"3>fes> gurrrupettu,

KbSKbtf gusagusa, 5. A whisper.
p.
w. To snore.
TfosS* guha, s. A cave, cavern, or
grotto.
fov°&x> gulamu, s. A slave.
Xor°
floerêws&'S gulaTupodi, 5. A sort of
crimson powder, with which some x^»4os5w giitamu, s. A. wooden mallet.

Hindoo women mark their fore- 2. A stake, a tent pin.
heads and which the natives,

;
who fa& guda, s- A basket used for rais-
observe the festival of Cania, ing water for irrigation. 2. A bas-

at each other, during that ket, with a cover, in which the
throw
Yaishnavas keep their household
feast.
idol. 3. A flower basket. 4. The
7&D£>, 7&S&> gulibi, gulimi, s. The mat used by natives to protect
wax in the ear. them from rain.
X\!r«-G-rilii 171 *5?"a~3"*-Gedeka
yfr>&> gudu, s. A nest. 2. A small

niche made in th© wall for lights,
"Ko&>tfsSx> gentasamu,s.A cruel, harsh,
&c. 3. A heap of cut Jonnalu, or
or cross speech.
suzzalu, or of their straw.
l?ofe» gentu, v. a. To push,
Xcro"Ss5oo gudemu, s. A small hamlet,
Ifola gente, 5. vide'Xolo gante. .
near a village.
guna, s. A large earthen pot. 7oto gentlu, v. n. To be unsteady;
yfr*$
as a box, chair, or table, from the
Xcr°<33 gunu, 5. A crooked or humped
unevenness of the ground, or in-
back. 2. A knot in wood. equality of it's legs.
Xcr°sD guba, s. An owl. 2. The drum IT&gedda, s. vide X& gadda,
of the ear.
~%&&&o-& genusudurnpa, s. The root
termed Dioscorea aculeata.
H& gerra, s. vide %&> girra.
X\s£»sS» grihamu, s. A house, adj.
gela, s. A bunch.
l?e)
Domestic. 2. Domesticated. 3.
*7?02> gelivi, s. A pleased, healthy,
Household. x\sfr»s$s grihapati, s.
or bright countenance, adj. Pleas-
A householder. 2. A mail in the. •
ed, healthy, bright.
second stage of life, or who, after "Kyosk gelutsu, v. a. To win, gain,
having "finished his studies, is
conquer, or overcome. ~^D§>o^5b
married and settled. 3. A house- gelipintsu, v. Cans. To cause to
holder of particular merit, giving win, &c.
alms and performing all the pre- ~%zx>%) gelupu, s. Gain ; victory.
scribed ceremonies, &c. 7<\sfrs£vK "XewigsSbtfb geluvumanu, v. a. To send,
j5a» grihamrigamu, s. lit. A do- or dispatch.
mesticated animal. A dog. I?© gelli, s. A salt-heap.
K\&>&> grihasthu, s. vide jC\^»sS8 gri-

hapati, Under X\s$"*x5<» grihamu.
-i&o& gedintsu, .v. a. To drive be-
2. An honest man,
fore ; to drive aside ; to defeat.
?\tr* grihi, s. vide y\&>$Q grihapati, gedekalla,
~fi"&-r°$ adj. Spindle-
Under K^sfo grihamu. shanked.
jroX^-Gongadi 172 JT^tf-Godaga
~/f&ft gedagi, s. The caldera bush, r° csS£oJ& gonjipandu, s. The fruit
Pandamus odoratissimus- termed Limonia pentaphylla.

"^"3 gede, 5. A female buffalo.. ~i~3 JT'o&o gontu, *. A mean person. jr°o
&y& gededuda, *. A buffalo -calf, tools' gontupoka, An inferior sort
not a year old. "^"ScBS&r gedepe- ofareca nut.
yya, s. A young female buffalo,
JTôek gontu, 8. The throat or neck.
about two years old. i?"3^3e>3 ge- The voice. jr o&>§a-°T&s-o&) go-
,
2.
dechelapa, s. A young buffalo, a-' ntukurtsundu, To sit on the hams.
bout three years old. "^"Sss^ ffede
?Toô-^d35o, §"s5od gonturayu, tarn
padcla>s. A young female buffalo
mu, To be hoarse. 5Poefo§^s> gou-
about four years old. tiikovi, The gullet.
~i& geli, s. Ridicule, mockery, de-
JT'oe&S' gontuka, s, The neck.
rision, joking, sportive insult,
JT*oa gondi, ~s. A lane, or narrow
~ir$o gestu, s. From K\sJ»s>3 grihasthu, passage. 2. A harbour.
Under X\s£°s5do grihamti, y. «;.
K*oP gonli, $. A festival. 2. A dance.
fC°% goggi cwi;. Uneven. JP'ftSo^b
2L
goggipandlu, Uneven teeth.
2_"f)db5a gaiseyn, e>. a.' To adorn, to
plu. The name
TT'^Koo gojjegalu, s*
ornament. iri>& gaiseta, s. The
of a flower.
act of adorning.
JT^sSw gottamu, s. A long round
hollow case. 8, The barrel of a
musket. £"*&> ^tT'fsSoo goLtaputa-

KôK gonga, s. A natural enemy.
lamu, A long narrow padlock.
. X"°oK£? fiôX^ gongadi, gongali, s.
gottu, adj- Difficult of recollec-
The native woollen cloth, or ft-°&»
tion. "2. Dear in price.

blanket, commonly termed a comb-
ly. 5T*oK$>sg>?fc7fo gongalipurugu, &. Tr&TdS-sy&i, Tr-GrQ'sr>& godagarava
A species of rough -or hairy eater- du, godarivadu, s. A shoe -maker,
pillar, the touch of which inflames descended from a female of the
the skin. barber caste, by a pot-maker.
.Goppa 173 jncw-GoriTu
JT*daSf godava, s. Danger. 2. Difficul- jr°S\gobbi 5 5. A Hindoo goddess wor-

ty. 3. Trouble, annoyance. 4. A. shipped in the mouth of Poosh-
caste-dispiite. adj. Difficult. yum. A lump of cow duug,adorned
with flowers, is placed in the door
JCzkrto godugu, s. An umbrella. TC
way and, in the evenings of that
;
db«bx&
Cs
golugugaddi, A mush- month, young females go round
room. lit. The. umbrella grass. it, singiug songs.
,
ff^dfortbTpS) godugugali, 5. A whirl- ^»3vtfgobbuna,a<#0.Quickly, swiftly.
wind. JT'cooc goyyi, * Making in the inflex.
JT'dtS) goddali, s. Making in the in- Sing. R*& goti, And the nom. plu.
flex. Sing. j^^feB goddati, And in JTêx) gotulu, A hole in the
the nom. phi. jcôô ffoddand- ground ; a pit.
,
lu, An axe, or hatchet. JTW goraka, s. The name of a beast.
5^^) goddu, adj. Barren, sterile. 5. JT'tfsSxSoa gorapamti, 5. vide. r*fc9SS<6w
Any horned cattle. 2. Sterility. korrapamu.

JT'r^Tfb gonugu, v. n. To murmur, TCtix'og goravanka, s. A bird, usually
or mutter. termed the Myna.
TT^sSdc gormemu, s. vide 5T "? s5oo go- JT81, JT'QT) gorije, gorise, s. A hoof.
llemu. JT'esS'S"?;) gorrakakatte, s. A cane,
jr°e& gottu, s. A bunch, or cluster. or stick, with a ferule.

2. Determination. yT'eooKb gorrugu, v. a. To shave. K"°ei>
K"°c5 goda, s. Hunger. ftoofo gorrigintsu, v. Caus. To cause

IT'tfâ gonakoni, adv. Suitably. to shave.
5TYe»in&> gonabupata, s. Vocal and Making in the inflex.
JT'&m oorrru, s.
instrumental music. Sing. KêJ gorrti, An instrument
jC#&» gonamu, s. vide fc&&n guua of husbandly, used sometimes as
mu, No. 1. a harrow, to reduce the deep fur-
jrô&sSw gonayamu, s. The knot at rows of ploughed fields into small-
er furrows sometimes, as a drill
;
the end of a bow-string.
plough, for sowing and some- ;
S^% g°PP a *$• »

Large, great, big, times, for weeding, after the grain
high, eminent, noble, is in stalk. 2. A land measure.
^©-G-ochi 174 jr^Goda
JT"^ gorrre, s. A sheep. ?6>?s3&k, "7^2?-* & godzaru, v> a. To ask, or beg,
5T >
"^-S)0^; §'ep gorrrenutstsu, go- constantly.
rrrepentrukalu, The dried dung TC*z*> godzu, s. Paste, or gum. 2,
of sheep. Confusion, trouble, dispute.
3r*ei gola, s. A bunch. ft"
6
??3 , K*2Po^&> godzu, godzuladu, v.
5T°ewj6o golnsuj s. A chain. n. To be constantly annoying, or
^°^> golla, 5. A peon or guard over plaguing one.
treasure. K*bx> gotu, s. A border, chiefly as
JTêfo, jT'o-sn^ golladu, gollava- applied to that of a female's jacket.
du, 5. A shepherd a man of the ; 2. Gold or silver lace. 3. gold A
cow-keeper 5 or shepherd caste. bracelet worn by women. 4. Self-
JCo «£, TT& a gollata, golladi, A sufficiency.
female of that caste. jrv> afr*&> go- ~&r°& go da, s. A wall.
llamata, &. "Vulgar language. JT
6
^ godige, s- A mare.
JT'oo gollu, 5. A confused noise. 2. fif^-a&w godipettn, s. A blow on the
Rumour. head.
erollena, s. A small tent.
6
JT^tf
CO ° JT ^ godi, s. Manner, regularity.
JTHPj&o gollemu, 5. A hasp for shut- fr"
6
^ godu, s. Perturbation, disquiet,
ting upon a staple, where a pad- affliction, distress. 2. The cause,
lock is used. matter, or circumstances of dis-
K* tress, or grief
5
To
"&r°T3°s53o goriamu, 5. vide TT © gochi,
Jô. S,o^> gondrintsu, ?>. n. roar,
No. 1.
as a wild beast.
A
8**3 gorii, s. A bull.
lô<&>,rs^ gondrukappa, s.
~far> er'sSw gotamu, s. A coarse bag -
very large and noisy frog.

a gunny. Bag.
K*So goku, v. a. To scratch with the
TkrvJg.&x gotramu, s. A family, tribe,
nails.
or lineage. No Hindoo can marry
K^-u) gochi, s. A piece of cloth to
a wife of his own gotramu, she must
conceal the privities, % That part
of the under garment which a
be of another race. 2. A mountain.
Hindoo tucks up behind. jr 5
^ goda, s. Any horned cattle.
Sr^-Goru 175 JT^x&s-GoIamu
K*TS°d godari, s. The sediment of plu. !&«$> gollu, The nail, or claw,
butter, newly melted- of the fingers, or toes. jr*&Xex>
JT
6
^ godu, s. Gum paste. gorugallu, ,9. An instrument for
;
cutting the nails. s$g)7fa-otf> puligo

jr*#b8fcwo, 7kr>c^>356s5êx) godhumalu,
godhumamulu, 5. pM- Wheat. rjj, s, A tiger's claw. 7?^ &&,&»•
gorutsuttu, The whitlow.
â-iS'o^tfsSoogopicliandanamu,^. Yel-
6
5r efc$&{ r -e&-5 T ca& goruchikknduka-
low ochre.
gopuramu, A town or
ya, s. The bean termed Bolichos
5r*$tfs&» s.
faboeformis.
city gate. This word- is now com-
monly applied to the high towers Iterv&îStf&n gorochanamu, s. The bi-
over the gates of Hindoo temples. liary concretions, of a bright yel-
gopyamu, adj. Cherished, low colour, occasionally found in

fr^socs^
the gall bladder of cows or bul-
preserved. 2. Secret.
locks in India, much used by the
R^s&osSsSm gomayamu, s. Cow-dung. natives in medicine, for their to-
*7^r»s5>8 gomari, s. A kind of tick, nic and cordial qualities.
infesting cattle. "tSo-ô-eTn gorvetstsa,ad/. Tepid, luke-
K*£x> gomn, s. A good, flourishing, warm. .9. Gentle warmth.
vigorous, or thriving state, or con- RêsajaSM gorrajamu, s. The name

dition as applied to the growth
; of an animal.
of children, trees, crops, <fec,
R^&fj&sSw gorradamu, s. Ridicule
R^jfeo^sfco goinukhamu, s. The act of ;
mockery, derision.
smearing the floor over with cow-
dung. Tô gola, s. An ignorant, innocent,
5r
G
"^>?rs5M gomedhikamu, si A gem, silly, or foolish female. 2. A loud
outcry.
of a yellowish or tawny colour.
"7So-otfs5a> gorarou, s. Danger, peril.
JT
8
!) golf, 9. A marble, or round ball,
with which boys play.
JTte^ gorasamu, s. Mill?. 2. Co-
agulated milk, butter milk.
r^sSm golemu, ,9. An earthen vessel
for water.
5^6 gori, s. A tomb.
KStf&a golamu, s. A globe, ball, or
?T& goru, s. Making in the inflex.
any thing round, or globular. 2.
Sing. JT 6
*! god, And in the nom. A hoi e.
' ;
IT^-Gauli 176 ^Sr»o"?6-Graliintsu
To fry.
JT^b-Sbgolintsu,
K^-s^ti govalu, s.
v.
A
a.
young man.
6
K o$rs5a> granthamu, s. A book, work,
fr"*$ govu, s. A cow. K*ir°vo&> go-
or composition, in prose or verse.
paludu, A cowherd. 2. A name of 2. The peculiar alphabet in which
Krishna. the Sanskrit language is written
in the Tamil country. 3. Thirty -
TTl\ goshthi, 6-. An assembly, or
two letters, or syllables. Xo^S"
meeting. 2. Conversation, dis-
e£s- granthakarta, An author.
course.
K*3oK-5r>o&) gosangivandlu, s.plu.A. Kîj-Xod grakkadalu, v. n. To be

"
caste of the Chundalas or Chuc- much moved, or shaken.
klers, viz. The shoemakers, or tan- ^ %-*-&§*> ^s$^ grakkuna-
grammuna, adv. Speedi-
graddana,
ners.
ly, hastily, quickly, immediately.
J^-^roQxrêw gosayilu, s.plu. A parti- grastamu, adj. Inarticulate-
,X\ £sS*>
cular class of religious persons,
ly pronounced; slurred; uttered
called Gosawyees, who' never mar-
with the omission of a letter, or
ry, and whose profession is traffic
syllable. 2. Eaten.
the profits of which go to their
Guru, called a Mahant. X s£»as&» grahanamu, s. Taking, sei-
zure. Reception, acceptance. 3-

2.
An eclipse of the sun or moon. 4.

Comprehension, the taking or re-
T°tf$S*> gauramu, adj. Pale-red. 2.
ceiving of instruction.
White. 3. Yellow, s. These colours ^sfr>sfeo grahamu, s. A planet. 2. A
respectively. of Rahu or the ascending
name
TPtfsSsSw gauravamu, s. Reputation, node.' 3. An evil spirit. ^sMfr
respectability. 2. Importance, con- grahapati, lit. The lord of the
sequence, weight. 3. Esteem, re- planets. The sun. ^t^^titi*)
gard. 4. Distinction. grahacharamu, s? The motion of
the planets. 2. Destiny, fate.
"7r°tf> gauru, s. An elephant.
v §r*oi5b grahintsu, v. a. To seize
lC e>-sr>&) gaulavadu, s. vide XsSbCf (
or take. 2. To receive, or accept.

znth gamallavaclu.
3. To comprehend or understand.
TC*? gauli, s. A lizard. 4. To learn.
&% .Grutstsu 177 Jjb^jdx-Ghanamu
.
-7v« sdbsSao gramamu, s. A village. (jfij^ greni, 5. Ridicule, mockery, de-
j^j^>foo^r»i6x>
{
gramasimhamu, s. rision.
lit. The lion of a village. A do2\

ii^jS&vo&sSto gramantamu, s. The
suburbs of a village, in which <^/^ grotstsu* v. a. To dig.
outcastes dwell. t^> 5ko$5w gramya- ,J^ôiSbgroppmtsu, v. Caus. To

mu, adj. Produced in a village. cause to dig.
-7r> skbsSMew gramyamulu, s. plu. cjCO
Fowls, &c.
.
-7r°.tf*x» grasamu, s. A mouthful, or & gha, The nineteenth letter, and
fourth consonant in the Telugu
a quantity equivalent to a mouth-
ful. 2. Subsistence forage for alphabet.
;
cattle. &okz ghanta, s. veWeXofe? ganta, No.

And
6 1.
cpoo&>s5w
2.
ghantamn, s. vide Xo£os5aj

A .&. s5x> grishmamu, s Heat, warmth. .
gantamu. .
2. The hot season, comprizing the
months of ^cs5Ls5w jyeshthamu,

ôfeosSw ghatamu, s. A large earthen
water jar. 2. The body.
And t3^c°<^si» ashadhamu, vide.
Hot, warm. cpofeSo^, ^feSoooo-vSb ghatintsu, ghati-

2a»&>$ rituvu. adj.
yintsu, v. n . To occur, to happen.
2. To be obtained, vl a. T© ac-
complish.
^TôSo grunkuj s. The act of drown-
ôfeSoo ghatillu, 0. n. vide ^43o-t&
ing. 2. Immersion. 3. Sun-set. v. n.
To ghatintsu, In its neuter sense.
sink. 2. To droAvn. 3. To set.
<Ko,Sfr-
S'k-jT'ao
grukka, s.
gukka, gmkkagonu,
vide ^r^_.
p.
^ «.
«j»6otf ghattana,
Covering.
s. Going, moving. 2.
To swallow or devour. ôtfsSw ghanamu, s. Honor. 2. A

^^
^^©o-sfo
grutstsu, v. a. vide
gntstsu-gruchchikau-
Xb^by.^
cymbal, bell, or gong. 3. A mode
of dancing, neither quick nor slow.
4. A cloud. 5. Extension, diffusion.
gilintsu, To embrace closely. 6. Hardness, solidity, matter sub-
23
-N 178 £To & tf -Tsai idxira
stance, adj. Honorable, noble, t -cS

great, important. 2. Material, solid.
if cha, The twenty-first letter, and
3. Qoarse. 4. Hard, firm. 5. For-
sixth consonant in the Telugu al-
tunate, auspicious. 6. Permanent, '
phabet.
eternal.
SoS" tsanka, s. The armpit.
<(»tfe£ ghanata, s. Greatness, glory,' iSoTfo^ tsanguna, adv. Quickly, soon.
nobility.
-tfotfasSw chanchalamu, adj. Fickle,
trembling, shaking, moving, incon-
siderate, inconstant, unsteady, un-
#nkx> ghatu, adj. Strong. <
stable.
^^"sSao ghatama, s. Killing, murder- -Efo'cr ,
ew2& chandaludu, s. An oat-
ing, slaughter. 2. A blow, or a chandala, a man of the low-
caste,
stroke. S, A square reservoir for mixed tribes, born
est caste of the
water. from a Sudra father, and brahman

mother a scavenger.
;
j-Sroe&g'oSM ghatukamu, adj. Mischiev-
-Cotftf s&to chandanamu, s. Sandal, Si-
ous, hurtful. 2. Cruel, savage, vio-
rium myrtifolium ; it implies ei-
lent, ferocious.
ther the tree, the wood, or the unc-
^ro»s5» ghasamu, s. Grass. tuous preparations of the wood,
held in high estimation as perfum-
es.
-£'o&'s£r'S& tsandamama, 5. The moon.
1pn>^ ghosha, s. A noise, or sound.
2. The name ofa part cut from
"^xr*S\Qift ghoshintsu, v. n. To the centre of the sprout, first is-
make a great noise. suing from the palmyra nut, which
the natives eat.
*^resl&5cw ghoshamx^ s. A station of
herdsmen. •tfocSsfoo tsandamu." s. Manner, way-
% State, condition.
-fcS'o'sr' tsanda? s. Subscription.

# n, This is the twentieth letter, -tfo-sr>"^d36o tsandaveyu. v. a. To sub-
and fifth consonant in the Telosru scribe.
alphabet no word in the
; but tfo&tfs&o tsanduramu, s. p£<fe§boSbsfc
language commences with it. kunkuma.
%
W^-Tsakka 179 **T3T\ ^-Tsatstsauka
ifocc^» tsanduva, s. The cloth which XZlj-ti tsakkana, s. Beauty. 2. Pro-

forms the under ceiling of a room- priety, adv. Well.
•C s^y-fa) tsakkadu, v. a. To kill.
tfo^^tfo^sfcaek chandrudu,chan
dramudu, s. The moon. -Cost's;
cri^. tsakki, 5. A side, a part.
chandras'ala, An upper house, an '$%l r.v&» tsakkilamu, s. A sort of
cake.
apartment on the house top. 2.
tfi^Sfco^* -CTi^Sê) tsakkiliginta,
Moonlight.
tsakkiligili, s. Tickling. •tf^Sfto
-tfojg) tsampu, v. a. To kill, murder,
^"^&»tsakkiligintapettu,To tickle.
or slay. It is the causal of "ff-t&x
tsatstsu. q. v.
t5"I/_ tsakki, s. A small bedstead.
tfi/J_3o-3'-Er>tf tsakkipantsadara, 5.
^Soho^ tsampintsu, v. cans. To
Refined sugar.
cause to kill, &c.
-S'&k- tsakku, s. Six. It is generally
tSXk- tsakka, part. This word, in
used in counting at games. •S'gbj
composition, is prefixed to many-
by the addition 3X2* tsakkupagada, s. Seven.
others; and, of »
ni,becomes an adjective ; or, by K^/j-ti tsakkera, s. Sugar.
the addition of tp ga, An adverb. -C^sSm chakramu, s. A ruddy or
As a particle prefixed to other Brahmany goose. Anas casarca. 2.
words, it generally denotes,
A realm, or region. 3. A multitude,
straightness, good order or condi-
tion, propriety, improvement, a- a heap. 4. A wheel. 5. A potter's
mendment, repair, correction, re- wheel. 6. An oil mill. 7. A dis-

storing to a good state, as -SS^- cus, or sharp circular missile wea-
&*<& tsakkabovu, To go straight pon. 8. A whirlpool.. 9. A prov-
away ; to go away suddenly. & ince^ a number of villages.
§k_l£cQ6:> tsakkajeyu, To amend, x$K&i tsagadu, s. Puller's earth.
repair, reform, correct, cure, or ar- Cokv tsatstsu, v. n. To die, or ex-
range. %
To do well. As an adjec- pire. ^
tive, it becomes i5%^_s> tsakkani,
C-ikx&oyogb tsatstsudivandlu,5.^/?'.
And then denotes. Straight. 2.
Good, proper. 3. Handsome,
A caste of scavengers.
beaut iful. ^^°\ b5n foatstsaukamn ,adj. Square.
tftftf-Tsadara 180 •tfaJTsaddi
tf& tsatta, s. A' small sack. 2. The tftftfsSMex) tsadaramulu, 5. The

<plu.
outside of the thigh. 3. A jacket, beams of the roof, supported by

or coat. the §odbo23°ew knrundzulu, q. v.
-tf&cS tsattana, adv. Hastily, quickly. -S"#?5b tsadaru. 5, An assembly. 2.
tfte&o tsattamu,*. A regulation, rule, The court of a princp.
or law. 2- A plan, a system. C&eo tsadalu, s. The sky. -J3"aex)^^?)
>%& tsatti, s. An earthen pot, with £*xx> tsadalumanikamu, The sun.

a broad mouth. -tf"a§e^2& tsadikilabadu, v. n. To fall
«• too tsattu, s. A mountain. down, from debility.
-^fe>3êx> tsattuvalu, s* nlu. Wings.' •tfactfo tsadiya, v. n. To be bruised
•2S". 6x°.o8o tsatrayi, & A black stone. to death. 2. To be reduced to a
To palpable powder.
-£>8§e;2o&> tsatikilabadu, v. -n. fall
down, from fatigue, or weakness, -Caao-db tsadivintsu, 0. The causal

-tf&>tfoX»e>afoo chaturangabalamu, s. of i5'«>^) tsaduvu, q. v. 2. An ac-
The four kinds of Indian troops, tive verb, denoting to give hono-
composing an army; viz. Infantry, rary presents during any festival,
cavalry, elephants, and Avar cha- -srasosêx) tsadivimpulu, s. phi. The

act of giving such presents-
riots.
•tf.«$otfoX<6*> chaturangarau, s. Chess. -tf&sfc tsadunu, s. Evenness ;

level-
•tf&DtfsSao chaturamu, adj. Dexterous; ness. adj. Even, level. •Cabso'^crtM
clever. tsadunucheyu, To level.
-xS'tftfoXsko tsadarangamu, s. A chess -tftfbsg) tsadupu, v. a. To kill.
board. 2. Chess. -o-2*> radzu, The •iSao$) tsaduvu, v. a. To read. 2. To

king. s6o.9. mantri, The queen. study, s. Learning.
'oj^bX enuga, The castle. tfgtM sa- tfas>o-&> tsadivintsU, v. Causal. To
katu, The bishop. TtesSw gurrra- cause to read or study. 2. To teach.
mu, The knight, » ^, bantu, The -Ccfo^r*^ tsadavukonu, v.Comp.
paWiH. To learn.
Sf&tfidcxj tsadaramu, «o[/. Square. 2. tfa tsaddi, s. Rice cooked at night,
Level, even. and not eaten until next day.
^sfo-Chapala 181 ^3& "eT"^— Chamatka
<£& tsanu, v. n. To go, to depart. 2. xf^j, -3*23} ?> tsappa, tsappani, adj. In-
To pass. 3. To advance in age. 4. sipid. •5*^-7^ tsappaga, adv. Insi-
To be fit, or deserving, pidly. iSX^zuk tsappabadu, To be
-s'iosrsjg) tsanipova» v, n. To die. && in a state of inactivity.
•3o3b tsanudentsu, ». ?,. To come; -sâ^sfe^ -sT^tf tsappadanamu, tsa-
to arrive. ppana, Insipidity.
,?.
-:s"£b tsanu, s. oide -3"^ tsannu..

•3"^ 3 tsappatlu, s. plu. The clap-
-tf;&3 tsaniipa, s. A body of travel- J*
ping, of the hands. tfx.k^TCtos
lers.
~S&&> tsanuyu, s. Amity, friendship. tsappatlugottu, To clap the hands.
2. Favor. 3. familiarity, freedom. tfs^tfsfca tsapparamu, s. A thatched
•3"Su $> tsannlllu, s. Cold water, as roof, a shed. 2. A covered seat in

which an idol is carried about.
opposed to hot.
Making in the in-
-3"s$x8o-3b tsapparintsu, v. a. To
-S'sfcx tsannu, s.
smack, to suck with a noise.
flex. Sing. -€5"ofe3 tsanti, And in the
-3êx> tsappalu, s. plu. The outer
nom. plu. tfogotsandlu, The nip-
part of the thigh.
ple, pap, or teat. 2. The breast
of a man or woman. S'pSoS'&o tsa-
-3"^ tsappa, s. A mark, or impres-
sion, as from stamping, or prin-
nukattu, The breast of any female,
either of the human or animal spe- ting.
cies. -^s5os6cw§b^_., -S^-Sootf tsanu- •ST&jS tsappidi, s. A noise, adj. Void
mukkti, tsanumona, The point or of any salt taste. tfl^gsSwSb^
nipple of the breast. -Cabx Tfosk-aa tsappidimukkn, A flat nose.
tsannugudutsu,Tosuck the breast.
3"3sy& tsappudu, s. Noise, sound.
-3*ofe5S>«
CO
tsantipilla,
L
An infant at
•
-CsSoôâak tsappuducheyu, To
the breast.
make a noise.
tfsSysSoo chapalamu, adj. TrembliDg,
fickle, tremulous, wavering, un-
-sfwoSotsabuku, s. A whip.
steady. 2. Quick, swift, expediti-
-3* 56b "eT° {j-tisSx* chamatkaramu, s- A-
ous. 3. Momentary, instantane- stonishment, surprize. 2. dexteri-
ous. 4- Agitated, violently over- ty. 3. Eloquence, wit. 4. Any
come with alarm, &c. s. Quick- thing curious, ingenious, or ex-
*
silver, mercury. 2. Perplexity. traordinarv-
CeloeS-Tsarriya 182 $5*e>3p-Tsalav&
SjTjAwbb tsamuru, v. a. To rub, or bes- #««•& tsarrutsu, v. a. To beat. 2.

mear, s. Clarified butter. 2. Oil, To clap with the open hand, x&a
<fcc.
•& tsarrutsu, A clap with the
uo&etf tsayyana, acfo. Quickly,
open hand.
speedily, soon. •tfesoewtsarrulu, s. pla. vide -CeJori^yo
WraxsSo charanamu, 5. The foot. 2.
tsarriyalu, No. 1.
The root of a tree. 3. Wandering, tsalamtf,
-tf<ys$w s. Malice. 2. Obsti-
roaming, going round, or about.
nacy. Firmness. tfysSwcâoSfc
3.
§b tsari, s. Paste. -XQ^pj&o tsarivii-
tsalamusadhintsu, To affirm, or
yu, To paste.
deny, obstinately. -iSo&kx> tsala-
x5d3— -Ca^, -tfe^y6*> charita-chari- pattu, To be firmly resolved.
tra, chuitramu, s. A fixed insti-
•tf<y3-a tsalapadi, s. An obstinate
tute, a peculiar observance. 2.
person.
Good conduct. 3. A history, chro-
nicle, or tale.
-tfe;Kk> chalamu, adj. Trembling,
tremulous, unfixed, or unsteady.
•i^dbnbdo tsarugudu, s. A bundle of
Jonnalu straw, drawn by two bul- SfSoik chalintsu, v. n. To shake, or
locks. move. 2. To hesitate.
v5'f5bs5c» tsarumu, i\ a. vide -cs*s53ot5b S^ss tsala va, s. Cold. 2. Any thing
tsamuru. of a cooling or refreshing nature.
3. Bleaching, adj. -Cold. 2. Cool-
tf&jg) charuvu, s. An oblation, chie-
ing. 3. Bleached, white, ^^sstSoqo
fly of milk and butter, with fire,
to the gods or manes. tsalavapandili, s. A canopy sup-
ported by pillars, raised in the
•Sftf^sSoa charmamu, s. The skin. 2. A high road, and decorated with
hide. 3. The bark of a tree. flowers. &c., as a place for the
tftf? charya, s. Perseverance in re- honorary reception of an idol. -& v
ligious austerities ; due and regu- tfex)Xa5*> tsala valagammu,fo7. Colds
larobservance of all rites,or cus- to cover. To be deadly cold to •
toms. 2. Conduct. 3. Action. atf-tftf?

be in the extremities of death.
&
dinacharya, A diary. ^wspa tsalavadi, s. A person who»
XeSo&oo tsarriyalu, s. plu. Fiat spots among the Sudra caste, goes from
of ground, under the tops of house to house, to give informa-
jni ,untaiiis..2. Cracks in the ground, tion of -aiiy death.
ife) -tr°-Tsallara 183 -tfa^.Tsaviti
-CS tsali, s. Cold. o$. Cold. s'Ss^ tfLr>&t&z tsalladamu* s. Drawers ox

tfsfoo tsaltjwaramu. Ague. breeches, which reach as far as
the middle of the thigh.
-ETSX&jg) tsaligaruvUjS.Soil of a sandy
Cer'eaa tsallarru, v. n. To Og-row
surface, with black earth under- ,v->
(
».
»
neath. cool, or calm. g. To be allayed,

X&£)£) tsalichima, s. A sort of ant.
restrained, or pacified. 3. To be
extinguished. xTsr^&a^ tsallarrtsu,
-ffStfsSw chalitamu, adj. Shaking,
v. a. To cool, or calm. 2. To allay,
trembling. 2. Gone, departed.
restrain,or pacify. 3. To extinguish.
•S'Sa tsalidi, s. vide era tsaddi.
-Coo tsallu, v. a. To throw awav,
-Î)£»S tsalimidi, s. The flour of raw CO '
pour out, or sprinkle. 2.To water-

rice, mixed with milk, or water
and' jaggory, and used in offerings 3. To sow.
to the deity. x5"exr*tf> Comp. To
tsalkikonu,
v.
•S'SSoBtsalimiri, adj. Cold. 2. Damp, sprinkle upon one's-self, or upon

wet. another.' 2. To sow for one's own
STD 0000-^5 chaliyintsu, v. n. vide & benefit.
Do-*5b chalintsu, Under, tfv&n ST 352&J tfjgj^ tsavadu, tsavudu, s.
chalamu; Making in the inflex. Sing. -CsstS,

•tfSsr-jg) tsali vSpu, «?. To sooth, to -STs^feS tsavati, tsavut.i, Fuller's
console, to encourage. earth. s'sSfeScx&tfv tsavatiyUppu, s.
•Efewss tsaluva, s. vide •%&$ tsalava.
Earth salt.
•ff© tsaldi, s. vide tfDa tsalidi.
a tSsSv&h tsavalamu, s. The fraction of
•S54) tsalla, $• Butter-milk.
*V« or J. of a pagoda.
"^> *%,& tsalla, tsallani, adj. Cold ; •3*8 tsavi, s. Taste.
cool. -2fe> fts^tf tsallanidora, Zztf. A CS"? tsavike/s. A square shed. 2.
cold gentleman. This is a term of
A single square room, separate
great praise, and expressive of
entire satisfaction, applied by the
from the house.
people to any popular ruler. -CS8 tsavi ti, s. vide &$& tsavuti,
ôtt»^ tsallaradu, s. The post 2. The relationship of a man's two

round which the string passes, wives to each other. •zs"a8#'g) tsa-
which works the churning stick. vititalli, s. A step-mother.
^>§.Tsaki 184 êPjtf&.Tsatanu
-T5*©*3 tsavile, s. Four dubs, or coins, tT*§6 chakiri, s. Service.

of the value of twenty cash each. nj^gb chaku, s. A pen- knife.
C$ tsavu, s. A chow ;
the weight lyXis^Zso tsagakadu, s. Kubera, the
by which pearls are estimated. god of riches. 2. A generous man.
•C^ tsavuka, adj. Cheap. ^Xtfb^ tsagadubbu, s. A sort of
Cj^sSw tsavukainu, adj. Square. 5. creeper> Sanseviera zeylanica.
A square. tP'Ks&o tsagamu, s. Liberality, gene-
Cjg>&S>o-i5b tsavukalintsu, v. n. To rosity.
leap, or run, like the antelope. tJ^-S) tsachi, s. The nipple.
C$8 tsavuti,The fourth lunar
s. u°£)"ê£ tsachi veta, s. Procrastina-
day, from the new, or full moon. tion, delay.
tSsSotp tsavvaga", adv. Insipidly. tT*-^ tsatsu, v. a. To stretch.
C&o£> ckakshuvu, s. The eye. -C&? ^yfeSotfb tsatintsu, v. a. To proclaim $
S^tfsfco chakshussravamu, s. A to publish by beat of drum. ^
snake; because his eyes are deem- &ot& tsatimpu, 5. Proclamation.
ed to be his ears also. ^yofc» tsatu, s. Sheltgr, covering. 2.
A screen, or shade ; any thing con-
%r>oa& chandini, cealing another, adj. Secret, hid-
s. vide Coafc*r>
tsanduva. den, v. a. To proclaim.
^r>fc»;$ chaiuvu, s. Pleasing, or grate-
T^^bb chakaru, s. A servant.
ful discourse.
Tj*§'e)ar>^b tsakalavadti, s. A washer-
man. This caste 13- & tsadi, s. An accusation. 2.
is traced to the
%
Slander. if>&~&f>&, iJ°&K toa tsa-
offspring of a female weaver, by
a gold-smith. 1
dfkoru, tsadfgottu,s. A tale-bearer.
Tj°gW, o5^re>a tsakalata, tsakaladi, W&>%)> "=&*&£ tsadupu, tsadpu, A s.
s. A female of this caste. way or manner. 2- Similitude.
nj°§ tsaki. adj. Of or belonging to Ty°«r°(C5oex> tsatanulu, s. A caste of
this caste. ly^WcS tsakibana,. .9.

Siidras, who worship Vishnu ex-
A washerman's pot. 2, The name clusively, and whose profession i*s
of a bird, to sell flowers.

Tr°3fctf-Tsamana 185 nr°£)0-Tsalu
-&*&& chaturi, s< vide ^SktfesSw tT°^5's$» chamaramu, s. A fly brush,

chaturyamu. or chowri, composed of the tail of
^yôêoS^ chaturyamu, s. Eloquence, the bos-grunniens.
2. Dexterity, address. 3. Ability, "=£"°s56£)o tsamalitj s. plu. The grain

cleverness. called millet. Panicum miliaceum.
^sfctfoncs-afoa chaturvarnyanru, s. ^cas tsaya, s.A shadow, or shade.
The four original castes, viz. Bram- 2. Colour, paint. 3. A side.
han, Chatriya, vâsya, and Sudra. ^jftsr ^ charujama, s. A pad, used
ij^zs tSi&» chadastamu, s. Entire ig- as a saddle.
norance of the world, simplicity. ês, ^y°&S"l tsarra, tsarrike, 5. A
Tj«e5b tsadu, v. a. To bruise any small line. £• A spot. ^r> visas' ska tsa-
substance, with the fingers. rralamekamu,s. The tiger; because
is* & tsadu, s. The black ashes of it is spotted.
burnt rice, &c, with which Hin- ^zsgots tsarrakanda, 5. An esculent

doo females, or children, mark and medical root, described* as
their foreheads with a spot. sweet, cooling, and diuretic.
u^tf tsana, s. A woman. êeoSsta tsarrapappu,s.A sort of arid
tJ^sS tsapa, s. A mat- •sr»&!S*$ vada- pulse.
tsapa, The sail of a ship. ^r>e>$ chalani, s. A sieve, or strainer.
^s5s$*> chapamu, s. A bow. "êr tsala, adv. Much.

t3"°oS-o-*c»o tsaparayi, s. A large fiat Ty°S o-db tsalintsu, v. a. To cease. 2.
stone. To leave, or quit. 3. To postpone*
^T'ssew tsapalu, s. plu. Intricacies. 4. To adjourn. ^pSonftr ^ tsalin- 1
^•£e;c<6M chipalyamu, s. Fickleness. tsukonu, v. Com p. To resign, to

^"^ tsapu, s. Length, extent. 2. A give up.
long cloth, containing two or more ^j°ew tsalu, 5. A line, or row ;
a fur-
garments, v. a. vide ^r>& tsatsu. row, v. n. To suffice. 2. To be
^r°a$j tsama, s. A kind of boat. 2. A able. 3. To be sufficient. The af-
woman. firmative and negative aorists of

ê&^Tôss tsainanatsaya, s, Black, this verb are added to other in-
dark blue. finitives, as auxiliaries, to denote

U
-ao&-Chindu tM &!%_:.Chikku
the possession or Want of power daboyu, To spill. ^c&to^t>,&^

and ability. I can, &c. I cannot, chinduludrokkn, To dance.
&c.
•©o$ chimpu, p.' #. To tear, or ren'dy
tJ*sS& tsavadi, s. A hall; a choultryy
vide -syo-ifo chintsu.
or caravansary.
^<g> tsavu, s. Death, demise;
Oo h ehimpi, s. A rent, or tear.
4y%$£ chikitsa, $. The' practice' Of
medicine ; healing, curing, admi-
enintSu, v. a, To tear or rend. nistering, or applying remedies 1

.
•£)o-&>
•ao-uvb^sb chintsukonu, v. Gomp. -S)l^§o^b ehikitsaktidu, 6\ A phy-

To retrea't. 2. To tear any thing sician, a snmeon.
belonging to one's- self. -S)§So-& chikilintsu, v, n. To neigh.
•g)oe£ chinta, s. Reflection, thought, ©SDo^) chikilimpn, Weighing.
consideration. 2. Recollection. 3. 5)iDi5cro^) chikilitsiipu, s. A piercing
Grief, sorrow. or severe look. 2. An nnsteady,
•©o&biSb chintinteiiy p d a. To reflect or occasional glance.
or consider, v. n. To grieve. sylf) chikili, 5. The grinding of
©o&ex), ôStX) cbintilu, ehintillu, v. knives, &c. or cleaning of arms.
n. To grieve, or to be' afflicted. & §£) K& chikiligar, A knife-grinder,
The tamarind tree. polisher, armourer.
E)oe£ chinta, s.
adj. Of or belonging to the tama- •©i'^-ckw chikkantu, s. A species of

rind. comb, with three or four teeth.
^)oSsSm chindamrM. A shell, a coneh. îj-S cbikkani, adj. Thick, -o^s
-fDo&ff chindara, & , A fragment, a tfsSx>, ît^tS ehikkadanamu, chik-
piece. 2. Illness, bad health. 3. k&na, si Thickness.
Ugliness, dislike, adj. Ugly. -syccS ^(j-^^b c'hikkabadu, s. To' be en-
tig o 8 tfex> iv dilndaravandaralrigaV tangled, or ensnared.
adv. At random, in confusion. -&o ftS'k-.sfo) chikkamu, s. A bag of net-
K tf as o s ff ^ co6o ch indar avandar achie- work; a net work to muzzle beasts.
yu, To spoil ;
to cut into pieces.-
^Sfyy- ehikku, s. Entanglement, per-
•IDozfc chindn, s. A dance. 2. A drop.
plexity, intricacy, confusion. 2.
0. n, To be spilled, -ao^ôsjw chin difficulty, distress, trouble, adj.
JO.iS S-Chitiki 187 -S&os&j.ChiUamu
Entangled. 2. Difficult. 3. Trouble- -S)fe5""§ chitike, s. A snap of the fingers,

some, v. n. To be ensnared, g. To 2. burning the body with a piece
be seized, or apprehended. 3. To of hot turmerick, xfec-, in order to
be found. 4. To remain. 5, To cure particular diseases. It is spe-
grow thin, or lean.. «§b( r .e>'Sg? cially applied to children.
chikkulabettu, To involve in dif- £)êr°^s6M chititalamu, s. A small
ficulties. -S)^b^_§oo63.chikkutiyn,To cymbal, made of bell metal.
disentangle. -©go^-TPjftoe^) chik- ®&&x>-&°ysx) cfritimutyalu, &. plw. A
kuganundu, To be troublesome. kind of grain? so called.
®&]JJZ & ehikkukonu, v. Comp. To
< r>
~
£)&»§b) -S)k»§o&*&o§b chuHiku, cliitu-
be seized, apprehended, caugbt,or kupotuku, s; The noise made by
ensnared. the fall of drops of water from
-S)&k_--eJ^s5oo chikkutalamu,*?,, A pad- jbrees, &q.
lock -, a staple,.
£)fcSf s$w chittakamu, 5. Trick, deceit.
©^ô chikjkola, s, vide W^-cta?.
-©Ig-^sstf chittachivara, s. The extre-
chifck.aij.tii.
mity, or utmost point.
-&?&& chiguru, s. A sprout, or shoot.
©feoSa ehittadivi, s. An impenetrable
2. The gums. 3. The tender part
wood.
of the flesh under the nail. adj.
a&r°i6»tftf» ehifctamudamu.s. Castor
Young, tender, delicate.
oil.
3Dft3o-&>, -OA-iSbs- cfcigirintsu, chigir-
tsn, v. n. To sprout, or bud.
•S^S chitti, adj. Little, young, s. A
certain measure, the fourth part
-S-tfbv chjtstsu, s. The fire, -ft^w cbi
of a &-% sola. 2. A small high ves*
tstsarra, adj f Fiery, ©xâagw clii-
sel, made of brass or copper.
tstsubudlu, $. flu. A kind of
i
rocket. i
£)439 chittu, s. Coarse bran.
£)&>-£&, $>.&>&*& chifachita, ehitapo- i -Dfc>o2&gbS>&) chittudukunillu,s. Water
ta, s. A noise of burning. -u)feo-£k>sk taken out from that in which rice
sw chitachitamanu, To look sulky. is boiled, just as it begins to sim-
$fc3§tfê»chitikinavrelu>s. The little j

mer.
finger, or toe. 1
g)&>55w chittamu, s, The rust of iron*
.
© ^fto-Chittagin 188 -Siôlo-CLinukii
0*^300 chittelu,
er
••
s> plu.
-1
Coloured bord- -S) e£&£i chittaruvu, s. A picture,
ers, about three or four inches in painting, or drawing. -&_&&$ sSk>
length, at the ends of a cloth. 2. s5x> chittaruvupatamu, The canvas,
Pictures. 3. Projects 4. Invention. or paper, of a picture.
5. Conspiracies, © ##v © chittavritti, 5. Disposition.
•Oka chitlu, v. n* To split ; to crack. ©^ chittu, 5. A foul draft, or copy.
•©-$-<» chiththa, s- A rough daily ac- 2. A blot, or erasure.
count particulars, a daybook. •©^sSw chitramu, s. Wonder, surp-

.©&§> chidipi, adj. Small, little. rise, astonishment. 2. Painting,
Trouble, confu- delineation, writing, &c. 3. A pic-
•ft&ss^cl chidirnudi, s.
ture, variegated colour, adj.
sion. 2. Vexation, anger.
Wonderful, surprising. 2. Varie-
$)&'&>&, chidugudu, s. A ring-worm. gated, spotted, speckled.
2. A kind of play among young S).^ .~3-°&&> chitrakarudu, 5. A pain-
people. ter.
•OôsSso chidumu, s. The itch.
^^sSmSo^ chidakamukku, s. A flat
^)e^6gb chitaliku, s. Invention. 2, nose.
Insinuation. -©tfJT'&ex) chidagodalu, 5. plu. Do-
-©$&>& chituku, v. n. To burst, as a mestic quarrels.
ripe fruit, or a sore. -&25b§b chiduku, v. n. vide -g) &> go chi-
©^ chitta, 5. The fourteenth of the tuku.
lunar mansions. -a ab'Tfo w chidugulu, 5. #fe Small
o £<§> chittadi, a^/\ Cloudy. 2. Kainy sticks.
s. Rain. pab^) chidupu, p. a» To squeeze a
.© &s5oa The mind, pr fa-
chittamu, 5,
fruit, or a sore. 2. To kill, or mur-
culty of reasoning. 2. The heart, der.
considered as the seat of intellect. -©&>s5m chidumu? v. a. vide ©26^) chi-

3. Inclination. 4. Will, pleasure. dupu, No. 1.
<& &fto-s$b chittagintsu, t'. a. To keep •SJafetf, -^tf>&>3 chiclura, chidtirupa, s.
or retain in mind. 2. To listen, or A piece, bit, fragment, or atom.

attend to. 3. To peruse, sxro-a j£s5w -£)3o3b chinuku, s, A drop of rain. v..
michittamu, lit. Your pleasure. n. To rain.

©s^-Chippa 189 ^sSM&o-Chimubu
£&&$> chinugu, v. n. To he torn, or cocoanut, including both the

rent* s. A rent, or tear. pnd.tfre kernel, or the shell only.
5)^n chinnaj adj. Small, little, short.

asS^sfooHsSaa chippamuttemu, An
*
artificial pearl.
2- Young, 3. Mean, trifling. 4. Nar-
row. 5. Disgraceful.' -©^-g^&chi- •asS^&oSfeS ehippakunkati, s. A small
nnakaru, Childhood, youth. lock of hair, either below or a-
bove the long lock, left upon the
£)tf\ &$&>* chinnatananiu,^. Infancy.
crown of the head, by all Hindoo
2. Littleness, smallness. 3. Dis- men.
grace, dishonor.
-£)£x7fe§) chippaguddali, s. An axe.
fttf^fi chinnadi, s. A girl, ^tf^-^tio
•OsSx~5>c3^ chippapenaka, s. Either
chinnavadu, A boy.
side of a shelving roof.
-£)^n ôi5b\ chinnabutstsu, v. a. To
asSvskj chippamu, s. A parcel, or
disgrace. ©sr^y*jg chinnabovu,
small bundle.
To be disgraced. sfo^sSoo©^^^
•©Eêx) chippilu, v> n. To rise, as joy;
§^^0 mukhaaiuchinnajesukonu, To
which often figuratively repre-
is
be disgusted, or ashamed. sented, by Telugu authors, as ris-
^Â3 chinnailiu, A weight, equal s. ing, like sap in a tree.
to oiiQ eighth part of the coin ter- £)~ôoo chippemu, s. vide -a^sSoo
med a pagoda. chippamu.
-©SK cs55, -£15^ ckinniya, chinne, 5. A -£)~s»^db chippevadu, 5. A tailor,
token, mark, or sign. £. A scar. This, caste, among the Hindoos, is
3. Affectation. ©"^wcS chiuneladi, said to be descended from a female
5.A coquette. Ql$\zn>;h chinnela- c h uokler, b y a b r ahman.
du, A fop. ©3&k> chimata, 5. A moth.

•£)#s chippa, x. A shell. s5x>l|$-©s^ S)5&-*;r°, .©Sfc&r chimata, chimita, s.
muttepuchippa, The pearl oyster- The extracting of the hair on the

shell. ,
•eT "^feS^)^ tabetichippa,The f 3. 2. The instrument used to
tortoise shell. -^-s^feS-Os^ mokati- extract it. -£)s$b6;r°&c$ft> chimatadf-

chippa, 5. The knee-pan. Ibo"-^ To pull out the hair from the
face..
css-ftss^, ^"Sx^-asSj tenkayachippa,
kobberachippa. Half of a broken £)s$c»t:o chimutu, v, a. To wink.
^-©a^-Chiriye 100 •te-ChiiTra
•©sSwô chimudu, v. n. To overboil. © Wfbrtb chirugu, 0, rc. $ $; ^d<? -©s&jfo

s6ooeso\ chywcjltsu, v. a. To over- chinugu.
boil. -Q&Kbek chirugudu, $. A species of
OsSo.tffr^sfeo,
— ^s^.tf^S chinimana- half leprosy, which causes large
t5 eo —i
gottamu, chimmanagovi, s. A syr- round spots all over the body. 2.
inge. The ring worm..

©S»,to chimmita, 5. #icfe -Osfcfc) clii- •Obbêw^jô » £)&«£ex>os*& chirutalu-
id at a. grammu, chirutaluyarii, v. n. To
•©»> 9 chimmiri, & Fried sesamum dazzle.
seeds, ajad jaggory, pounded to- £)fe5-S)&5 chirrachirra, s. Anger. 2. Sul-

gether, which the Hindoos eat as lenness, morose ness. ^Dw-Qfeser'Sib
a delicacy. chirrachirraladu, To be angry, sul-

S)s5o> chiinmu, v. a. To sweep. 2. len, or morose.
To sqnirfc or spirt. &eJ, 5>e» chirri, chirru, ad/j. Little,
©ito &a chimmeta, 5. vide $& &> chi- small, short- -£)&<»#;£)<> chirrunav-.
mata. vii, lit, 4- young laugh. A smile..
-S)tfo2§2) chiranjivi, $. A crow- adj. ^)~»<ar»ex>r chirr unaluka,, $. Z#.The
Long lived. This is a term of kind- sm $11 tongue.. The uvula.
ness, implying a blessing of long-
$&$>$ chirruta, ?. A child. #<$. Little,
life, often used by superiors to in-
small, short. 2. Young. £)«»i£x'o2k,
feriors, by fathers to children*, or
0«»sf^)8 chirrutagandlu, chirruta^
by elder to younger brothers. puli, 5. Tlje cheeta, or small hunt-
®ti& chirata, s. A cudgel. 2. The ing tiger.
rourid piece of wood at the end of peassSw clîrrumu, p. «. To burst.
a na.tj.ye canoe. In* the plural, this $ea>"i& chirruyerru, 5. vide -©a^tf
word denotes the instrument used chiriveru.
for the hand torture, vide §£r*.y -£),«», -S)e^ chirrra, chirrru, $. Anger
kittikola, Under §4*> kittu. wrath.
p-or»§b
:
chiraku, $. Anger, wrath. chirrru mi) rrradu, chirrruburrradu,
$9^ sb chiriveru, s. The chay root, p. w. To be angry, sullen, or mo-
which produces a red die. rose.
©Sfc^-Chiluka 191 Oo tf- Chillara
0^^*^2fe«x>\ chirrrikuradubbtiys, The' ^>ex)§o chiluku, s. An arrow. 2. The

Amaranthus ca'mpe- residue or remains. 3. vide- JT°1? ss»
root of the
stris, used as a remedy in stran- gollemu, v. a. To churn. 2. To
guries. sprinkle.
-OaS* chilaka, s. A parrot. ©«S'"ar 9 o
-fcawsSftewsfrfG chilupachiiupanillu, s-
chilakatali, 5. A breast ornament, Water scattered in spots, here and

in the form oftwo parrots, adorn- there.
ed with precious stones. •aoosix chilumu, s. Yerdigrease.
uXD^te, oaS'S ehilakata, chilakada, s-
-S)e>D55 chiluva, s. A snake. ©ews^S'SK
A piece of seriiicircular wood,- like
chiluvakanniya, s. A female of
otg,
a ring, at the end of the rope used
as the girth of the bullock saddle, the serpent race, having a hu-
through which the. other end is man face, with the tail of a ser-
passed, to fasten the saddle. -Dog' pent. êx>sse-*ff chiln vaclora, The
2s«r»do chilakadatadu , The rope chief of the serpent race, who has
a thousand heads.
used as a girth, as above described.
chilakarintsu, To S)e>k_ ehilka, s.
vide %>ug ehilaka.
-S)o&8o-t$o v. a.
sprinkle; from. £)ex>& chiluku, q.v. •Sex>k_ chilkti, v. a. & s. vide £e»3o-
£pj£<yr°S§ chilakalakoliki, s. A wo- chiluku.

man. ©ocfeffla, adj. Empty. 2. Trifling,
-£)e>r°k_ceSc chilakkoy3 r
a, s. A wooden useless, -ffie^^êx) chillachevulu,
pin, fixed in the vâll, on which Bored ears, without ear-rings, -©o
articles are suspended.
"So So, ©eô-tSb chillapenku, chil-
£>0t> chilipi, 5. A wicked, depraved, lapentsu, s. A small piece of a
roguish or impudent person. -£>£)§> broken earthen vessel. -©eêXgsSaa
'
&tf^chilipitanamu,s. Depravity, chilladzagadamu, Useless disputes.
roguery, impudence. •g)e) ftoss chillagindza, s. The clearing-
£)Sssxs5m chilivishamu, s. Malice, "nut. Strychnos potatorum.
wickedness, adj. Malicious, wick- •Ste tf chillara, adj. Trifling, mean. 2.
ed, Sundry. s. Odd sums. ^sb^s&sS
^swsr chiluka, s. vide %>v% chilaka.
Stfêr°^tfcx»35^1^nakuvadupa
•£)e»sr°cc5o chilukakpyya, s. vide £>
divarala chillara yivvavalenu, He
wrê chilakkoyya. owes me ten and odd pagodas.
.
-fc.Ch: 192 •fe&ocl-Chfmicli
OSOO chilli, 5. A small hole, in a pot? »-

•©g'feS chikati, 5. Darkness, adj. Dark.
paper, &c. -©^ 7r°55^chikatigamu,The moon's
OF chiila, s. That of v/hich the end •ascending node, reckoned by the
divides into two or more from the Hindoos as the eighth planet.
main body thus, -£)$" §^0; chilla- £>-&*£>$&> chikakupadui. v. n. To be
kola, A whip with several lashes. puzzled, or confounded.
-ôtf ehillatsandlavu A cow,
-£)^ ^) -©§£> ehikili s. A broom.
the ends of whose teats branch in-
-©§0 chiku, s. A blind person, adj.
to two.
Blind,
©ss tf chivara, s. The end, extremity,
fcfgb chiku, gcZ;. Damaged, spoiled
or point.
by damp, &c v. a. To suck.
©^ chivuka, s. A coin of the value P'&dfe tf £>§b tsavu'ku.
25.
of a quarter rupee.
-©§o&-5r>eoo chikuruvayi, s. A cricket.
•a ^ §"§>&> chivukapitta, 5. A bat.
&^«r»e» chikuvalu, s. Darkness.
•O^Sb chivuku, 9. ». To be damaged,
&&> -ftfeS chiti, chiti, >. A note, or
or spoilt. 5. The spoiling or rot-
small letter. 2. Chintz, painted
ting of goods.
cloth.
•O^tfb chivuru, s. vide ©ftbtfo chiguru. _©£ chida, s. "A disease applied
J
;
-©#0 chivva, si "A battle, combat. either to those of animals, or of

-©^~ chivvu, d. a. To sharpen, make vegetables.
round, or polish", with a knife ; to
I
©<&> ehidu, s. A bundle of thread,
mend a pen. '
consisting of seven punjums, or
®q$£ chivvuna, adv. Quickly, two hundred and ten ^S^ enike,
speedily. i
q. v.
©8fr»\ ? -a^^sSoa clrihna, chihnamu, s, J

£y$& chidara, s. Abhorrence, loath-
A mark, spot, or stain. 2. A sign, I
ing. 2. Perplexity, distraction of
or symbol. K^s-^^jsx> garbha- j
mind.
chihnalu, The signs of pregnancy.
&a> chidu, v. a. To blow the nose.
©$& chipuru, s. A broom.
©j& cliima, s. An ant.
ft phi interj. Expressive of disgust, ©s^& chimidi, ®. The mucus of the
contempt, or shame. Fie ! &c. nose.
-5 0^ o -&- Cli ilpintsu 193 &&-Tsutta
•£)sSx> chimu, s. Matter from a sore ;
pas.
•tfboKo^ tsttngudu, s. A trifling or
-£)# chira, s. A female garment.
small balance, or arrear.
&$%&—£)£-&;&, &tf£r*&> chirapitta-
tkoTfow tsimgulu, s. plu. The ends
chirapenu, chirapotu, 5. A white
of a garment.
louse.
n&o-&> tsuntsu, 5. vide QsS^&oS'feS chi-
&tfs5M chiramu, s. Lead. 2. Bark,
ppakunkati- 2. The musk rat. 3.
rind. 3. A cloth made of bark. v
A mouse, adj. Young, -& ô-?t*

£>9§- chirika, 5. A moth, a cricket,
Remnants ex>^b tsumtsumbaludu, A young
•âg'oo chirikalu, s. phi.
child.
orbits of cloth; tatters. 2. Slices.
Regard, esteem. -&a§ &o&> tsundiij s. The dandruff, v. n.

-&5S chfriki, 5.
To be decocted, evaporated, or
JT'sjs chirikigonu, v. a. To regard.
dried up. o<boSoa5b tsundintsu, To
or esteem.
decoct, or dry up.
4b& cki'ru,To cut in slices. 2.
?;. c.
ôooo chumyi, s. The noise made by
To scratch. 3. To tear with the fire, when it comes in contact with
claws or tusks- 4. To hiss like a water.
serpent.
4b"3 chire, s. wtfe ^S chfra. &t\y- tsukka, s. A drop, dot, or spot.
2- The round mark worn on the
-£>£<» chfrru, v. w. To call, to invite.
forehead, by Hindoos. 3. A star.
hv chila, s. An iron nail ; A wooden sSbSk-sr^fco tsukkabottu, An orna-
pin. mental spot worn on the forehead,
-£><ys6o& chilamanda. 5. The ankle. by Hindoo women; also the round
•§)£> chili, s. Acat. sectarialmark, worn by both men
and women.
^>g)"Ssx> chilikel,!!, s. wZe hb^vo chi-
^Sb-s^k-vO tsukkani, s. The helm or
rikalu.
6e» chilu, v. To rudder of a vessel.
a. split, or open. 2.
To part from company. -&&> tsufcta, 5. A round roll of any

-&yo-£b, -u)2w\ chilutsu, chiltsu, v. a. thing;. 2. A roll of tobacco. &&-&»
To divide, or split. ?fb-3bk>3&», -t$b£oi>2>0\ tsuttadasju*
&£>£ o -do ch ilpintsu, t\ (7ews. To cause tsuttapattu, tsryttapiltsu, To smoke
to split. aclie root.
^bewS'-Chuluka 194 45an»5j .-Tsudki
r
n&k>s5w tsutfcamu, s. A relation. -t$bk>a oSbsSo tsuvva, s. A small supple stick,

, s'sSsj tsuttarikamu, Relationship, or "cane ; a slip of wood.
consanguinity, affinity. -;fo"3£tsuwe,£>ar£. This is a particle,
xfctoa tsuttu, v. a. To roll round : to denoting reality or certainty, used
wrap up. 2. To go round, to roam, in the superior language only as j
wander, or travel.
•s&&3>r°s6 tsuttukonu, v. Comp. To' i5b"3Q dharmambuchesina punya-

surround. 2. To roll, or wrap up. phalambu nonduduvu tsuvve, If
8.Circumference. 2. A toe ring, you practise virtue, you will cer-
worn by women, adv. Around. 2. tainly obtain it's fruit.
Round about out of the direct

;
oScre
way, •Sr'-TPofofca pagatsuttu, To tie
a turband. x&r>-i5b tsutsu, v. a. To see ; to look;
J J tsonayintsu, To to perceive. 2. To
3. Toobserve.
&>H?-°cx>iio &> v. ei.
visit. 4. To meet. 5. To wait. 6.
plait, or fold, any part of the dress.
To try. 7. To consider. 8. To take
nSbfe9-s$b&9"3"»e» tsurratsurrakalu, v. n.
care, or be on one's guard. This
To burn quickly, with a crackling
verb also expresses the exercise of
noise.
any of the five senses, and there-
5&&9o§b tsurruku, ^.Excessive heat. 2-
fore occasionally denotes either to
Force, violence- 3. Sharpness. 4.
Haste, impetuosity, speed. 5. Pain. see, to taste, to smell, to feel, or to
adj. Hot. 2. Violent. 3. Sharp. 4. hear, according to the context.

Quick, impetuous. 5. Painful. •&r°-&rB (3S tsutsukonu, v. Comp. To
•t&69oi§a5b\ tsurruputstsu, v. a. To see ; tp see each other.
burn, or consume. •^ro^), &r°S>o-i& tsupu, tsupintsu, v,
45b<ystf tsulakana, s. Lightness. 2.
Cans. To cause to see, or look ; to
"Want of importance or difficulty. shew, or point out.
3. Disregard, contempt. Pregnancy, as ap-
•&n>2& tsudu, s.
4&e>!TS> tsulakani, adj. Light. 2. Un- plied to cattle only. &r°&<sgr*%)

. important, easy. 3. Contemptu- tsiidiyavu, A cow with calf.
ous.
&r>&> tsudu, v. a. To burn.
iSbsjoS's&a chulukamu, s. The hand
hollowed, so as to hold water, &c. %&-°&fe-
tsudki, s. A look. 2. An eye,
"SoKe) -Chen gal i 195 ô&S-Chembadi
tfcn>sS8 tsupari, s. A handsome person. "So^b chengu,p. n. To lose at a game;

"tinig) tsupu, s. Si glit, a look. to be thrown out of the game. 2.
To be loosened, as applied to a
t$3^#£ ©, scabs' © tsiirakattij tsuru-
° ~3 "knot.
katti, small knife. 2. A creese,
s. A
or small dagger. ô7fo cheiigu, s.The border, or edge,
&r"C5b tsiiru, s. The border of a shelv- of a cloth.
ing roof. 2. Powder of any kind, ô-xkoê&
en
cheutsuvandlu, *
s. A cer-
sSoro&s'Sto, tsurukammi, A board tain caste of half savage Hindoos,

nailed on the end of a shelving dwelling in the hills, and forests.
roof. ^3oB,ir*&> chendip6tu,s. A very wick-
\$n>"Se»S' tsureluka, s. A kind of rat. ed man.
4£r°tf s5w ehurnamn, s. Powder ; dust; ôtio chendu, s. A ball of cloth,
any pulverized substance. flowers, &c-, used in play. -p. a.To
T&n>es tsiirra, 5. Plunder. cut in pieces, v. n. To rise, as ap-
&r°sx> tsulu, s. The womb. 2. The plied to any excessive smell. ?r>z
foetus. 3. A child, x&r°£r=yo tsula- ôS&e&â vasanachendutnnna-

lu, A pregnant woman. di, It smells excessively.
•J5cr»"3 tsuve, part, vide t5o*Sc tsuvve. "Soe^ clienta, adv. vide "ôXk clien-
gata.
Red ^b&tfsSw chendirarnti, s. vide §bo§os6o

"=30 cheni, adj. ;
as ^SoXews?, ô
6^55", chengaluva, chendova, The kunkuma.
red water lily. "Soab chendu, v. a. To accrue. e^>
%
ôsf chenka, 5. The cheek. 2. A small , c3cs5oo-5^>£§\ :

So"S(3o apunyamuvan-
.
part of a field.ôsfiotfo chenkave- nichendenu. That virtue accrued
yu, To slap on the cheek. to him.
ôX&> chebgata, adv. Near, nigh. "Soao^ chendintsu, v. Cans- To ob-
ôXêw chenganaluy tain, or attain.

5. piu. Leaps
in running. ^0 3 ehempa, 5. The cheek. 2. The
^SoKSo-db chengalints'j, p. ??,. To side. ôS-g-^cfiS chempakaya, A
\ s.
shine. slap, or blow, on the cheek.
^cKS^sk chengalikoshtu, s. A ôa^^ chembadivadu,s. A fisher-
drug ;
a sort of costns. '
man.
^do^cwo-Chetayin 196 êk-Chedilu
ô-jdo chembu, s. A small round me- •^|o chetta, s. Evil. 2. The hand, adj
dj.
_ tal vessel. Bad. ^£>s5-4x> chetta vattu, s. A

^£tt> chekada", s. h cart. marriage, v, a. To marry, lit. To
^sfcoi chekamuki, s.\ The bit of take by the hand. T3&gs&r-c»3
steel with which fire is struck- ^ |^r^cheftapattalupattukonu, To

^^SlScefc chekamukiveyu, v. a.
take hold of each other's hands,
in walking-
To strike fire with it.
r
^3S s5oo§Tr ,
a»
chekamukirayi, .?. Flint,
^kx> cbettu s. A tree, bush, or plant.
^ô chedu, v. n. To become bad,
^k- chekka, 6-. A piece, slice, chip,
rotten, or putrid. 2. To be spoiled,
cutting, or splinter as applied to ;
wood, or large gourds. 2. The bark damaged, or destroyed. '6. To be

of trees. ruined. 4. To be expelled from
^Sg'k-.&reoe3 chekkapiriudzu, s t vide one's caste. 5. A woman to £o

'7fo-*s£p>8 gomari. as ur ay.
"^§^.0 chekkili, s, Making in the "S&soifo, "Sesotg) cherrutsu, cherrupu,

inflex. Sing. ^S^tS chekkiti, The v. a.To make bad. 2. To spoil, or
cheek. corrupt. 3. To ruin, or injure. 4.
^Sb)_ chekku, v. a. To plane, pare, To defile, or violate, a female.

chip, slice, or make thin, 2. To "^tiK^bx) chedagottu, To spoil. ^3£
cut off, to cut out to engrave. 3. ;
Xtf s5oo chedagaramu, adj.B&d, wick-
To slip into a cleft, or interstice.
ed.
4. To set as precious stones. 5.
To dig slightly. ôs6^^§b^_ kala- êfo, ^ti chedu, checlda, adj. Bad,
wicked. 2- Spoilt, damaged, rot-
muchekku, To make a pen. s.The
ten. 3. Defiled. 4. Excessive, much,
rind of cucumber and similar
Half a bullock load of to- very, ask, "S^- $»»&>' chedu, che
fruits. 2.
bacco. 3. The cheek. dda-pulusu, Very sour.
"^^vtf chechchera, ado. Quickly, ^&» ^^-^tfsSw chedu, chedda-ta

hastily, speedily, precipitately. namuj s. Badness, wickedness.
"Sôooo-ek chetayintsu, v. a. To re- "3 th eheddu, s. The clapping of the

ject a petition, or request ; to re- hand on the thigh. This is a irode
fuse advice ; to disapprove a sug- of expressing defiance, amongst
gestion. warriors.
•SsSv^-Cheppuko 197 •3tf>Kb-Cherugu
^r^, ^ScaoSo chenaku, cheiiuku, v. a. "EsSêw cheppulu, s. jpfofc. Shoes. 2.
To touch.2. To provoke, s. A small Sandals.

particle or atom. 2. A touch. ^$5b& enema; a, s. Sweaty perspira-
'ScaX'tfsSM chenagararnu, adj. vide ^3
tion. "S^fej"^^, ^^b^-sôcs che-
2sX^!6x> chedagaramu. Under "s&> matakaya, chemarakaya, s. A
chedu. pimple, lit. The fruit of perspira-
"=3^0 da cheturu, s. An equivocal, or tion.
ambiguous expression, a double ^56x^0 chemudu, s. Deafness.

entendre. 2. Eloquence- "^s^ chemma, s. Damp, moisture.
's £ cbetta, s. Rubbish, dirt. ^-cF*^ adj. Damp, moist.
i^tfsSw chettachedaramu, Sweep- ^Ss&êx) chemmagilu, v. n To be
ings. damp.
"3^&j "Stfstfb chedaru, cheduru, v. n. ^ 000, ^ 0000 cheyi, cheyyi, s. making
To be dispersed, dissipated, or in the inflex. sing. ^© cheti,The
spent. 2. To fall in drops. 3. To be hand. 2. The arm. 3. A sleeve. 4.
dazzled. "ScStfJr chedarao-ottu, ^ Dung cakes, used as fuel.
To disperse, route, or defeat. *3tf?focheragu, s. The hem of a gar-
"3esoo chedalu, s. White ants. Term- ment.
es. "S&ewss&w chedalupattu, White "Stf^tf cherachera, 5. Anger, rage.
ants to attack any thing. ^tfsSe^ cherapalu, s. plu. The cheeks.
"S^&s chenati, s. wicked person. A "fitfss&x cheravamu, s. A large pot,
^S^cooo chenayu, v. a. To touch. chiefly of brass or copper.
~&&\ chennu, s. Beauty. 2. Joy. adj. "3 a cheri, part. Prefixed to words
Beautiful, 2. ,
Joyful. denoting quantity or number, to
^3 go cheppu, r, a. To say, or tell. 2. denote each of two only as sô ;
To teach, or instruct. 3. To relate, ££& ^Q-sSQ^Tyoooaooxo vandlaku-

or recite. cheripadivaraluyiyyi,Give ten pa-
"3ô-i5b cheppintsu,!'. Cans. To cause godas to each of them.
to say, or tell, &c. ^&£o cherukn, s. vide *3«»§o che-
tSsSv^so cheppukonu, #. Comp. To rruku.

address, to represent, to announce. ~^&fo cherugu, y. a. To winnow. .9.
2, To learn a language, or task. viae "^tffib cheragn.

^3e>sfc-Chelama 198 i3er° H Xhellache
^bb^) chertivu, s. An artificial lake, êr^Jfe chelaregu, v. n. To be scat-
or tank, v. a. To put, stick, or slide, tered, or spread over, a country.

in. 2. To be arrogant, or insolent.
"3tf §1*0 cherlakola, s. vide ©? -^r°v ^cr^sseS chelavani, adj. Current, as
chillakola, Under -a ? ch ilia. applied to coin.

^3&s cherra, s. Captivity, imprison- ^3D cheli, .9. A friend. 2. A female
ment. friend, or companion. ^38 SIS che
^fcsKo cherragu, s. vide ^tfKb-êf Ko likatte, A female friend, or com-

cheragu-cherragurnasina-
panion. "^S-sâ^j chelikadu, A
sfr«&tfa
male friend, or companion.
di, î A woman whose cloth is
stained. A menstruous female. i32)1 chelike, s. A field after its crop

has been cut, and the gleanings
êsy^^b cherralaau, v. n- To wander
gathered. 2. A field ploughed, and
about ; to roam. left fallow.
êJ,"Se^rcherri,cherruk;>, part, vide "Ôa chelidi, s. A troublesome kind
=38 cheri. of itch.
^&£»gb cherruku, The sugar cane.
s. ^38£o chelimi, s. Friendship, ^gilao
:
3aao&,tr B ex) cherrukupalu, The juice g"§ chelimi katte, A female friend.
of the sugar cane- ssoto'a&sb van- êsDir^ chelimikadu, A male
tacheruku, 5. £&£. Cooking sugar friend.
cane. Fuel for cooking. "SSosa^ cheliyalu, s. vide ^w che
^3eaj-i5b, "SftMsg) cherrutsu, cherrupu, llelu. .
•
v. a. vicZe ^sô chedu. ^SotfSS'k) cheliyalikatta, s. The

"Sa£»s5oo cherruinu, 0. a. To rub. sea-shore.
^&m$ cherrtivu,s.«?ic?e^«b^ cheruvu. êx)s5 cheluva, s. A woman,

"SejTfo chelagu, v. n. To shine, or be êwsssfoa, "3e»<£ cheluvamu, cheluvu.
splendid. 2. To be' pleasant, or s. Beauty, adj. Beautiful.
agreeable. 3. To resound. ^votytfo cheluvudu, s. A lover.
"Busk chelama, .9. A hole dug in a ,?8q) , "=3e) 2T5 chella, chellabo, interj.
'
dried up tank, or in the dry bed Expressive of grief, alas, &c.
of a river, so as to collect water ^t^^tite chellachedaru, adv. In a

from the spring below: disordered, or dispersed state.
a
3-Che 199 &- Chedu
^S'er«4oa5aa chellafcamu, s. Sport. "^fco ehekatlu, s. Bracelets, compos"
^33, "iSScaSex) chelli> chelliyalu, s. ed of coral and gold beads.

vide *sêjo chelleln.
$X chega, 5. Strength. ^Xa-feoSsfco
chegalamekamu, An elephant.
êx> chellu, p. w. To pass, as regards
^feo cheta, s. A winnowing basket.
time. 2.. To pass as money to be ;
^to'Sê/SoS'sfca chetachevnlaine-
current. 3. To pass by general
consent to be valid, fit, or proper.
;
kamu, s. The beast with
lit. ears
4. To
pass from one to another ;
like a winnowing basket.
to be paid, or liquidated. 5- To ^k>r°er°& chetakollaru, s. A square
pass from this world to die. 6. ;
yard, with houses on three sides.
To come to pass to be accompli-
;
shed. 7. To be extended, s. sum A "h3&>3 chetu, s. Destruction, ruin, per-

paid a collection.
;
dition. 2. Misfortune, disaster.
To cause ^^tt-'osSw chetugalamu, A disa-
ê)o-i$b chellintsu, o.â. to
CO
be current,, valid, or extended. 2. strous period.
To pay, or liquidate. 3. To per- "^SoaS, ^"3 chediya, chede, s. A
form, or accomplish. woman.
^3 "Sew,
on
iScf
CO
chellelu, chelle, s. A "^ cheta, j905^)05.This postposition^
younger sister, sometimes contracted into "^ che,
â chevi,The ear. ^ss^-3o,

5.
—
chevi isthe sign of the ablative termed
tamme, The lobe of the ear. "â instrumental.
S^nS' chevikonaka, The tip of the 1%& cheta, s. Doing; an act : action.
ear. â$"£&» chevinibeUu, To *ê^s5M chetanamu, s. An animal,

hear. or existent being.
"Ssgj&j chevudu, s. Deafness. â&3 "^S cheti, adj. Bitter. ^8 &*&>§!?

cheviti, adj. Deaf. chetipotlatige, The^ plant termed
Trichosanth.es laciniosa, used as a
stomachic laxative medicine.
"£ che, postpos. vide ^4 cheta, s. The ~<>z5r°8&>s chedaramu, s. Loss, waste,
hand ; as ^ $oa chesamjna, A sign diminution.
of the hand. ^go«»-^§j^(^>,^§cro^b ^& chedu, 5. Bitterneess. adj. Bitter.
cheknrru-chekudu, chekiiclu, To ^2& chedu, v. a. To draw in, or up,

succeed. 2. To obtain ; to acquire. with each hand alternate! v ; as in
^&- Cheru 200 êas-Cherru
pulling in the string of a paper cluded in. 5. To be assembled, or

drawing up water
kite, or in a pot, collected. 6. To enter as a member,
from a deep well. among any particular class of men,
^tf cheda, Drawing or into any sect, or profession, v.
s. in. or up, as
a. To lean upon.
above.
$tiw&> cherabaru,
r
v. n. To arrive-
"$& chenu, s. A field of dry grain
2. To assemble together.
only. 2. A crop.
^&r°?53 cherukonu, v. Comp. To lean
^^ chepa, s. A fish. "^;S-cr>§ chepa-
upon.
rasi, The sign Pisees.
^^> ch^pu, v. n. Milk to flow. s.
"^&n&, ^&} cherutsu, che'rtsu, v. a.
The act of milk flowing. To cause to arrive, or reach. 2.

To join, unite, mix, combine, in-
^£o9 chemiri, The sour milk cast
s. clude,add to, or accumulate. 3. To
into fresh milk, to make it curdle. assemble, or collect others, in a
body. 4. To admit as a member,in-
ô» cheyi, s. vide ô»e cheyyi. to any class, sect, or profession.
^0800 cheyu, v. a. To do. 2. To make.
^Qg cherika, s. Junction, union. 2.
3. To cause. 4. To perform. 5. To
Approach, contiguity, proximity.
frame, v. n. To be worth.
3. Familiarity.
^cooo-iSb cheyintsn, v. Cans. To cause
^&ss cheru va, s. Neighbourhood. 2.
to do, &c StX-s^ti &v^ctix> upaka-
An assemblage ; an army, consi-
ramucheyu, To do a favor. sr>zh sting of infantry, cavalry, eleph-
^k^Trtf^^-fr*^ vadumata- ants, and chariots,
prakaramrichesinadu, He perform- ^bbJT'oS cheru gondi, s. A female

ed his promise. treated as a wife, without the re-
"^Sb cheru, s. The native soup, usual- gular marriage ceremony.
ly termed Muligatany more pro- ;

^&>dc£)o35cs5co cheru dnbiyyarnu, s.
perly Melugutannir, from melugu, Bice not perfectly pounded.

Tam. pepper, and tannfr, water. "^65 cherra, s. The hand, held so as
"^db cheru, v- n. To arrive ; to reach
to contain any thing, ^~&&> che-
a destination; to De received to
come to hand. 2. To be attached
;
rredu, A handful,
to ,or connected with. 3. To be ^sso cherru, s. A string of flowers,
added, or joined to. 4. To be in- &c. 2. A chain. 3. A rope.
jS^&^-Tsokku 201 iSêw-Tsollu
^# cheva, s. Strength, courage, for- ,

toxicated, stupified, or faint, 2. To
ce. 2. Hardness. 3. The heart of die-TS^-s-^gbex) tsokkakulu,I>ead,
a tree- or dried leaves.
!%-5r> &-§"*&> chevadikadu, s. A thief,

•sS^-iSox,-^ Hook .tsotstsu, tsottent.su,
one of the light fingered caste 0. To enter by force? to pene-
a.
;
trate. 2. To interfere in any busi-
also an off-hand story teller.
ness, or matter to embark in any
^si cheshta, s-. Gesture, posture. 2. ;
undertaking, or enterprise.
Grimace. 3. Behaviour, manners. &*& tsotia, adj. Withered, or lame,
^g> chesi, postpos. From, by. This as applied to any limb, 8. A dent,
postposition is found in books only, or bend.
subjoined to verbal nouns, or to tsoppa, The straw of the
tS^sSj s.
nouns denoting inanimate things.
Holcus saccharatus, or Holcus
This word is also the past verbal
spicatus? jonnalu, or sudzalu.
participle of the verb ôaoo cheyu,
-tSôbx oa5b tsoppintsu, v. a. The causal
v.
of tS^-i^N tsotstsn, q. v. To pierce.
^3
2. To string or thread.
g^ ?1s5m chaitramu, s. The first Telu- -&* lôo tsoppillu, u. n. To shine.
gu lunar month that in which
the moon's change takes place
;
tS" ^ tsoppu, s. Manner, way. tS^sSo
# tsoppuna, adv. Agreeable to,

when the sun is in Aries.
according to, at the rate of. 9
"^cSsfco, 2. a chaidamu, chaidi, s. A zs-fir
trade, or profession. %£$ atsoppuna, In that manner or

way.
jSâosko tsobalamu, s. The foetus of
tSôX tsonga, s. Saliva* spittle.
the mare.
iS^g'^.&DsScx) tsokkatamu, s. Beauty. tsorava, s. Introduction, pene-
tS^tf ss
adj. Beautiful,
handsome. Boldness, confidence,
tration. 2.
tS^S^-sSm tsokkamu, s. Beauty, adj. firmness. «r>$%&^-& t>
$zs~3&> vani
Handsome. 2. Pure. kiannatsoravaledu, He has no in-
t^-^-, tS^-r^ôM tsokka, tsokka- clination for food.
yi, s. A jacket. •fcT'&f) tsorra, s. A species offish.
tS^So^ tsokku,^. Intoxication, stupe- oSêjo, -iS^g tsollii, tsollu, . s. vide

faction. Faintness. v. n. To be in- tSôX tsonga.
'
26
STS.Tsauti 202 gjoX-Dzanga
1
I
iT'&o® tsatidanti, 5. vide tf^So©
tsavudanti.
•fit* tso, 5. A place. 2. A time,. ^>e58 tsaudari, s. A Chowdry ; the
tS^&o tsotu, 5. A place. -sS^k) tsota, head of a village,
purganah, or
adv. In a place. caste,under the former Mussulman
government.
^tfcsdM chodyamu, 5. A curiosity. 2. ^tf£oS» chauryamu, s. Theft, rob-
Surprize, adj. Curious. 2. Surpriz-
bery.
ing.
ôsSao choulamu, s. The ceremony
-&*&t&> chorudu, s. A thief, a robber.
of tonsure ; shaving off the hair
tS^Sj chollu, s. £>£u. The grain usual- of a child, three years old with ,
ly termed Natchenny. Cynosurus the exception of one lock, left on

coracanus. the crown of the head.
3"°
^° tsau, adj. Four. s. vide rt$-^ tf chha, The twenty- second letter,
-s^Si>&> tsavu, tsaukalipita, A and seventh consonant in the Te-

lugu alphabet. «
chair ;
lit. A
seat with four legs.
^tfoiS" tsauvantsa, Five.
^°g tsanka, adj. vide •#;#§' tsavuka. -^^sfca chhidramu, s. A hole, vacui-
W£&x> tsaukamu, adj. Square, s. A ty, or perforation. 2. Fault, defect,
square. flaw. Xv^>-Ox^s5» grihachchhi-
^S&o-tfc tsaukalintsu, v. n. vide -js" dramu, Domestic, foibles.
^Po-sfc tsavu kalintsn. 2$

S'l tsauki, s. A custom house. 2. A
watch house. A watchman. ?s ja, The twenty- third letter, and
eighth consonant, in the Telugu
^2& tsaudu, s. vide &$&> tsavadu.
alphabet,
^cSêw tsaudolu, s. A howdah, or
esoSo dzanku, s. Fear, terror, appre-
seat on the elephant.
hension, v. n. To fear, to be afraid.
^"er tsautl, 8. The litter generally ssoSo-ifo dzankintsu, v. a. To frighten.
called a dooly^ gjo^-pr dzankhana, s. A carpet.
^8 tsauti, s. vide -CjgQ tsavu ti. 2soX dzanga, s. vide esoX anga.
so & *5»-Dzantramu 203 seSb^-ejo-Dzakkulu
ssoXs&sSw jangamamu, adj. Locomo- 23o"3sSm dzandemu, s The sacerdotal

tive, moveable, s. Any thing which thread.
has motion, as opposed to that aosg) dzampu, 5. Indolence, laziness.
which is stationary.
2. Procrastination. 3. Length. 4.
£5oXs5*> dzangamu, s. A caste among
An ornament worn by Hindoos,
the Suctras, who worship Siva ex-
from the tip of. the ear. adj. Long-
clusively ; some of them follow
the profession of tailors. aoc&tfSsjg) dz am puna dap u, v. a,
ôKo&S dzangapilli, s. A wild cat of To procrastinate.
a large species- 23 0MO dza-mbu, s. A reed.

esoc^SosSm dzandzatamu , s. The trou- jambukamn, s. A jackal.
230£»s's5c» •
ble, or annoyance, arising from a gjo^rsSw jambhamu, s.' Grandeur,

large family. pomp, pride? presumption. The
2502?*$ dzandzali, s. A dagger, with meaning of this word, in Telugu,
a handle covered, for defence. is quite different from what it has
sjo&o dzanta, s. A pair, or couple. in Sanskrit.
dzantamomulada
2soto-3cr*s*x>e>£o&>
22~i-cr> dzakera, s. A store, or hoard.
nta» The god of fire, who has two
The ruddy goose.
,
k^j-55 dzakkava, s.
faces, s o&j-cp^dzantarasi, The sign
23 g£ a ^v, dzakka vaka vavippu,
$ij-
ss
Gemini.
The moon because this bird is
;
£?o«T§sx> dzantikeln, s. plu. Cakes
said never to couple during moon-
made of baked flour, in the form
light. dzakka valame-
22s'k_s$'<y"&>ex>
of a thin rope, so^l dzantike,The
lu, The sun ; as favorable to this
vessel upon which these cakes are bird.
made.
An animal, e§k- dzakki, s. A horse.
C3o&>o$ jantuvu, s. or liv-
ai^-Oofo dzakkintsu, v. a. To be in
ing creature ; any being endowed
with animal error, or in fault.
life it is more usual-
;
s§k_$ dzakkini, s. A married female,

ly applied, however, to those of
the lowest organization. *
who dies during -her husband's
2?o^s5s> dzantramu, s. A machine. life-time.
8o^^ ^ s& dzantrapubomma, A sSojj-.ex) dzakkulu, *. plu. I)emi-gods ;
puppet. or nymphs, attendant on On

£5&»_Dzattu 204 £3sfc2&-janudu
e&k-ersroogw dzakkulavandlu, s- 2?& jada, 5. Plaited or braided hair.

phc. People who worship the god- 2, Matted hair.
dess of Kameswari 2&s£ jadanu, s. Stupidity, apathy. 2.
gjft'sofco dzagadzambu, s. Excess ;
a Awkwardness.
great deal. g?&s5x> jadamu, adj. Cold, frigid, chil-
ly. 2. Stupid, apathetic, idiotic

kX^sSw dzagadamu, s. War, battle,
3. Inanimate.
combat. 2. A quarrel, or dispute.
ssg dzadi, s. Rain. g?&sr*tf dzadivana,
gjK2ss5cr»ô dzagadamadu, v. n. To
fight, quarrel, or dispute, Heavy rain.
aft© dzagati, s. A raised open ve- ?3&ct&> dzadiyu, v. n. To fear, or be

randa. afraid. ejS&o-tSb dzadipintsu, To
jagamu, The frighten, threaten, or alarm.
sXsfc, kXs5do jagattu, s.
world, the universe, 2. People, aiô $g) dzadupu, s. Fear, fright.

mankind. gj^ dzadda, One consonant writ-
s.
23ft"32& dzagrvedu, *. The relation- ten below another as when the •,
ship of the husband of one sister, consonant is doubled, or when two

to that of another. consonants come together, with-
K^bs^sso dzaggumanu, v. n. To be out the intervention of a vowel.
agreeable, or acceptable. 23<lXs5co dzaddigamu,s. A sowing ma-
25^ dzadzdzu, s. A rag, or tatter ;
chine.
any thing torn. 2. Laziness^ adj. 2s£ dzata, s. A pair. 2. A set. 3.
Lazy. Equality of shape, adj. Equal.

23k jata, s. The hair matted, as worn gj&tfsSw dzatanamu, s. Endeavour. 2.
by Siva, or by the Hindoo ascetics. Stratagem, expedient. 3. Effort,

2. The fibrous root, growing down exertion. 4. Perseverance, energy.
from the branches of certain trees, ejtftf s5m jananamu, s. Birth, produc-
in India. afeSejs$*> dzatilamu, adj.
tion. 2. F amity, race, lineage.
Having matted hair.
2stf&x> janamtt, s. Man, individually,
K feB dzatti, s. Handsel, earnest money. *or collectively; a man mankind;
;
2. A bargain, or agreement. an individual, a person ;

people,
An assemblage, or population, community.
at** dzattuj s.
body of people. 23&&> janudu, 5. A man.

sssfc-Dzama 205 eSaa-Dzaribu
ssx6s5s> dzanumu, s. The hemp plant, ments. s^^^wî dzarnavasu-

Cannabis sativa. lubaki, Demand assessment, or
js^sSm dzannamu, A sacrifice, or collection, and balance. sBssô»o&

s.
ceremony, in which oblations are dzamabandi,The settlement of the

presented. assessment.
ES»\ zssSm, »SK dzannidamu, dzanni, a&re) dzamili, ac£/. Double. js&dDsSm
s. The sacerdotal thread. "^°k_D dzamilimukkali, A bee,
sj&N oft, ssl3^ dzanniya, dzanne, adj. which has six feet.
Consecrated, or devoted, to the gsSoSS' dzamilika, s. A kind of tabor.
deity. ?3$xn>& dzaminu, s- The land, ground,
K sf s5do janmamu, s. Birth, produc- earth, or soil. 8sar»§— s*tf>£b dza-
tion. mindarudu, A zamindar.
essSsSw japamu, 5. Repeating inaudib- esj&»2go jamuda, s. Yama, the regent
]y passages from the Yedas, charms, of the world below, and the judge
or the names' of the deity count- ; of departed souls. 23s5ao^§^_ao^
ing silently the beads of a rosary* jamunekkirinta, A buffalo ; be-
&c. cause it is the steed of Yama.
S2&0-&, 2sl)ooooo3b japintsu, japiyin-
e?s5x>tf jamuna, s. Jumna,
The. river
tsu, v. repeat
a. To inaudibly
which joins the Ganges below Al-
prayers, &c. as above. lahabad. gjsSwtfcBSo jamunayya, The
83 _i> dzapti, s. Sequestration. sun ; in mythology, the father of
83Wv dzabba, s. The outer side of the the Jumna.
thigh. 2. The arm. easbaex} dzamulu, s. A couple.
e?«o\ dzabbu, s. Inattention, negli- 23s5^ dzammu, s. vide ssoso clzambu.
gence, carelessness, 2- Delay, adj. ko^56do jayamu, &•. Conquest, victory,
Inattentive, negligent, 2. Slow. 3. triumph, success*. 2?o»o-&> jayin-
Insipid.
tsu, To conquer, or win to be
8sfc dzama, s. A revenue term, signi-
successful. 1
;
fying collection, or assessment, g?

dzari, Gold or silver thread,
2s5 s.
sfc^ctfoo dzamacheyu, To collect. & or lace-

s£r $)•&>£" dzamakhartsu, An ac- gjQw dzaribu, s. The mensuration of
count of receipts, and disburse land.
ssgoas-Dzalubu 206 £S*r>&-Javanll
S2&7& dzarugu, v. n. To pass, elapse, sy dzalla, 5. A long narrow basket,

or expire. 2. To get, or move, on ;
placed 'on a cart, to contain any
to creep. 3. To slip, or slide. 4. thing loose, which is carried on it.
To flee.
ese^s&j s?e>os5b?SS dzallanti, dzallumanu,
£?&;£) dzarupu, v. a. To spend, as v. n. To tremble,
perspire, ©r have
time.-, to procrastinate. 2. To pass one's hair stand on end, from any
involuntary affection of the pas-
time. 3. To move, or push, forward.
sions.
23tfx°& dzaruru, adj. Necessary, re-
230 dzalli, s. Broken tiles, little ston-
quisite, urgent. s. Necessity, occa-
es. 2. Boasting lies, idle talk.
sion, urgency.
ssD o-db dzallintsu, v. a. To sift.
ssessea dzarradzarra, s- The noise
arising from dragging along the
goex) dzalla, s. A shower, sjê-c^
ground. g3oo varshapuclzallu, A shower of
22033 tf dzarrruna, adv. Quickly. rain.
sjaS'^bô dzalaka&ngu, v. To wash 25 1$ & dzalleda, A sieve.

s.
earth for gold, diamonds, &c. zso 225$ dzava, s. A frame, or setting. g»
g&>fovsr>o&> dzalakadugulavan- sss'kjo dzavakattu, To set or frame.
dlUj 5. p/u. A caste of people who 23^sr°kx> dzavadatu, To transgress
search for articles, in drains, &c. prescribed limits.
€sej^sxwdzalakamu,5. Ablution, bath- ssssfeo, K3£# dzavata, dzavara, s. A net-

ing. like substance, which surrounds
23vW&> dzalataru, s. vide g?S dzari.
the palmyra tree, at those parts
whence the branches expand.
23e>T3â dzaladari, s. A drain, a ken-
gjsstftf dzavarana, s. Straightness,
nel.
smoothness. essstfaSw dzavramu,
sse>s5co jalamu, s. Water, ssej-sp^s jala-
adj. Straight, smooth.
badha, Inclination to make urine.
gstf-cew, 2S££» dzavaralu, dzavvani,s.
ssw-ST tftfêwjalacharamulu, Aquatic
animals, A young female.
A cold. z=sr>Q dzavadi, s. Civet, e3<cr>af>e)

asxiô dzalubtt, s. #$. Cold.
83s»2wôb6o dzalubucheyu,. To take dzavaclipilli, The civet cat.
or catch cold- 2Zot*& javanu, s. A peon.

;
g-^sS-Dzajipa 207 sT'sfc-Dzanu
£j»r>£» dzavabu, 5. An answer. 23or* . er ,

833 dzadzu, s. Red chalk, red colour.
2mtt>&2&. clzavabudarudu, A sure- |
adj. Red.
ty; a person responsible, e? oâo 2^2* dzada, s. The mark of a footstep
•^r»Qew dzavabuswalu,Discourse, ar- a track ; a trace. tiriiiv'iSX*, sr°
gument. 2? <ep> *»$!)&> dzavabunivi- ^-^Îboak dzadagaeheppu, dza-

su, A writer of orders, or replies, j
dagatsupintsu, To give a hint. &*
82$ So dzavuku, v. n. To become soft, 1
&7r>'£r*cg> dzadagapovu, To slink

or ripe, as a boil. adj. Swampy, away.
b rakish. TT'&otf) dzadintsu, v. a. To flap a-
ej$& dzavuru, v. a. To lash. 2. To bout as a horse does his tail. 2.
collect any thing scattered. To throw suddenly out the arms
sstfQtfsSN dzavvanamu, s. Youth. or legs. 3. To rinse about in water.
dzavvu,
4. To reprove by speech,
gjcg)^ s. Beauty, adj. Beauti-
ar*2& dzadu, s. The tender stalk of
ful
the great millet.
zT'ascsfo jadyamu, s. Coldness, apa-
st -^ dzaga,
3
s. A place, or station. thy. '2.Folly, stupidity, dulness.
2- Land, ground. 3. A disease, sickness.
ssÂosSw dzagilarnu, A dog.

2r°cB dzana, s. A clever or skilful
s.
person.
ss^bb jagiru, s. A grant of the
any
zr^tf dzatara, s. The festival of
land revenue payable to govern-
ment, from an extensive tract of deity, but chiefly of the village
country. goddess.
2r°^b dzagu, s. Delay. tr ® 3

jati, s. A kind, sort, class, tribe,
or caste. 2. The nutmeg tree. 3.
sr»^ jagrata, s. Vigilance, careful-
Birth. ss-SoS^ jatipatri, Mace.^»
ness, caution. '2. Activity, adj.
Yigilant, careful, cautious. 2. Ac- §£e>x*» jatiphalamu, The nutmeg.
tive, ready, sr^&^cpoa jagrata- er® dzati, s. Splendour, brightness.
cheyu, To take care, to be care- zr'esb dzadu, s. vide 8T°2?> dzadzu.
ful. 2- To make ready. 82"° tf jana, s. vide l£tf jena.
£"*g-sr°<s6 dzajikaya, s. The nutmeg. dzanu?
??*(& s. Beauty, adj. Beauti-
?T's33_§q dzajipattiri, s. Mace. ful.
SJêr^Q-Dzalari 208 sS&sS.Jitapa
2r°s6te) dzanngaln, s. plu. Ears. s^S dzali, 5. Pity, commiseration,

7r>&$) januvu, s. The knee. 2. Begret, sorrow. 3. Wrath.
s^ss^ dzapatri, s. vide gj-'sSoSjga 2r°ex> dzalu, s. The gentle flowing of
dzajipattiri. water. sT'eâsb dzalgonu, To flow
s?^s5os5m japyamu, adj. LoiteriDg. s. gently as water.
Loitering, delay. ^-S-^PcxsSxba, gr^sfoa dzale-dzali-
g^&w jabita, s. A list. yamu, dzalemu, 5. A purse.
25^>£)D dzabilli, The moon. gÔD
5. s^&sr* dzakiva, s. Gold.
s5fe3 clzabillipatti, The planet Mer, 25*°^ dzava, s. A thipk drink, made
cury. cJâS) QS'^- dzabillirikka- of boiled rice, pr wheat.
The fifth of the lunar mansions. j^jb jasti, a$. More, much.
-
-as * 2w dzabu, s. A letter of correspond- sr^tfo jahiru, adj. Obvious. ?r>$r°&
ence. ôcsoo jahirucheyu, To explain.
£-°s&3o&) dzamapandu, 5. The fruit
of the guava tree.

Sâfc-otf) jamarn, s. A long cloth, 220^ jink a, s, An antelope.
without any coloured border. £*&,£&>& jigata, jiguru, s. Paste,
2T ,
g*r>s6 dzaminu, 5. Security, bail. or gum.
zr'sSw dzamu," s. A space of time gft jigi, s. Brightness, splendour, adj.
equivalent to three English hours- Strong. s2ftss$ jigipani, Substantial
23-°&a> dzarru, v. n. To slide, or slip. work.

2. To trip, or stumble- 3. knot A g"todb jittedu, adj. Equal in extent
to slip open; or become loose. 4. to a span, measured by the thumb
To drop -as water. 5. To flee. and forefinger.
sr^sfco dzalamu, s. Delay, loitering. ££0 jiddu, s Grease, oil, &c. Swim-
y
zjôsSw^dCco dzalamucheyu, v. a. ming upon water, or besmearing

any thing, adj. Greasy, oily. $&>
To shuffle off.
zrv$> jalaru, s. Net-work, fringe. g'&e) jiddukadali, The sea of milk;
&*v&g&± jalarukannu, The mesh one of the seven fabulous seas.
of a net. £s£oS£o jitapadu, v. n. To be salubri-

êr«8 dzalari, s. vide 23^"sr°5 dzala- ous. 2. To be subdued. 3. To be
dari. qualified. 4. To be accustomed.
2§&-Jldi 209 & o&>*5b-Dzumdzuru
^^^ft3-i5b jitaparratsu, v. a. To sub- 2§i£o5m jitamu, s. Salary?" wages, pay.
due. 2. To qualify. 3. To accustom. £$b jinu, 5. An anchor. 2. A horse
£gb jittu, s. Craft, cunning. saddle.
£e5b jiddu, s. Quarrel, dispute. 2. En- ^wojibu, .s. A net-like substance
mity. which surrounds the cocoannt,
gtf&K jinassu, 5- A thing, an article. and other similar trees, at those
parts whence the branches ex-
£axn> jimma, 6'. Possession, charge.
pand.
23-cr»jira, s. Armour, mail.
<£$ jira, s. A line. 2. A crack, or flaw.
?3-cp>o333 jirayati, s. Agriculture, cul-
sftfg'sSoo-^tfras&w, 2§tfs5c» jirakamu-ji-
tivation.
rariamu, jiramu, s. Cummin seed.
£££tttf jirrruna, adv. Swiftiy, speedily.
2§tfb-2§TT>e&, 2§&"3r*eso jfru-jiradu, ji-
*Se> jila, 5. An itching.
rukadu, v. n. To hang down, or
gg)£)S)35e>o§b jilibilipaluku, s. A low trail, on the ground.
but pleasing sound. sêêa i il akarrra, s. vide 'i&g&ys ifra-
29e>o7^b jiKigu, adj. Very small, and kamu.
close. 2. Troublesome, v. a. To
igsSoz jivamvi, s. Life, existence. 2.
write in a very close and small
hand.
The soul. ^sStfsSw jivanamu, s.
s2"e5!)ex> jilebilu, s. phi. A kind of

Life, existence. 2. "Water. 3. Live-
lihood, means of subsistence. 4.
sweetmeat.
Profession.
£ e5i& jilledu, adj. Of or belonging
to the gigantic swallow wort.
Asclepias gigantea. s. The plant 2P0 2T°o dzumdzam, s. A torch made
itself.
of Jonnalu straw, used by the
£$& jivuru, s. vide £K& jigata. young people on the new moon of
the month of es rococoes asvayu-
ô^sSm jindramu, 5. Misfortune, jamu.
misery. eposô dzumdzum, s. The buzzing
2§&jidi, s. The juice which exudes of bees, &c.
from the stalk of the mango fruit, 23>ozP&g& dzumdzurukatta, s.' A
immediately after it is cut from torch made of sticks, tied together
the tree. in a bundle.
27
2»ex)t5^-Dzalumu 210 ^feB-Jerrri
wowkhzx dzUmdzurrulu, s. A lion's vp&cht) dzavvidivi, s. One of the

mane. seven dwipas, or continents, into
«»o83»ft9o'3o
v
t» ;
§'ex) dzumdzurruven- which the world is divided.
trukalu, s. phi. Dishevelled hair.
g?6o^ [i ex> dzuttanavrelu, s. The fore-
sêsSdo, s^tfsSw dziidzamu, dzuda-
fino-er.
mu, s. A game. 2. Gambling, play.
js3 ^ dzuttu, 5 A long lock, or tuft,
c?^22&, 2?^&a dzudzari, dzudari,
of hair eft by the Hindoos on
A gamester. 2?r~*2*?£r>&> dziiclzama-
the crown of the head, the rest of
du, To play a game.
which is close shaved. 2. A pea-
cock's crest.
g?*-^ dzuji, s. A procuress.
gp-*e>3 dztilu, 5. The mane of a horse.
s^^fo dzunagu, v. n. To retire, with-
draw, or retreat.
1
g» & dzutta, 5. A short span, measur- "Sotr* jenda, s. A flag, or banner.
ed from the thumb, to the tip of «?ozr i
3cTfc\ex> jenclakutstsulu, The
the ring finger. tassels of a flag.
g^tfb^ dzunnu, s. Honey, 2. Cheese. ~go& jenta, 5. A wicked young fe-

&&\ "spsw dzannubalu, The milk male.
of a cow which has newly calved, "SX jega, s. Greatness, ad/. Great.
until seven days after the birth, ^fe3 jetti, s. A brave man, a gallant
# dzubbuna, adv. Swiftly, man.
quickly. "i^ Jietti,
es
"•
5. A
wrestler, "g^ssfcw fettl-
u w "^ '
dzummalu, A kind pattu, "Wrestling. "^-^Soss jettf-

«Psêx) flu.
of birds. penukuva, A combat of wrestlers.
s?bbs5^(sr° dzurumana, s. A fine.

"g& iedda, *
5. vide &£ dzadda.
a J
* Ca
^^ dzurrru, v. a. To drink with a "%$ jena, s. The yolk of the egg.
sipping noise. 3?35oa2& jemudu, 5. The milk-hedge

dzulumu, s. Oppression, in- plant. Euphorbia tirucall',
2?>2x>s5s>
justice, gpfiws&a^dtfo dzulumuche- 2§&5$ jerrabhi, s. An old woman.

yu, v. a. To oppress ; to distress. "ê| jerrri, s. A centipedes
,
©ex>-Dzottillu 211 "i^kS-Dzoti
off
i*eJ£r«&> ierrripotu,
£3
snake.
a A kind of 1
ar°£\ dzonna, 5. The jonna
great millet. Holcus saccharatus.
grain, or
£fe> jela, s. A spring. of water. aT">£Kex> dzobbilu, v. n. vide -S>g)vex5
"SaK jelaga, 5. A leech. chippilu.

??«-«» S'cfta jelakante, s. A hawk or a^^Jx" dzorrriga, 5. vide arêJx dzo
falcon. rrfga.
13 ss jeva, *-. Strength. ap*ex> dzollu, s. Saliva, spittle.

CO - 1-
"2§sl jeshta, s. Misfortune. .

ar^ta dzoham, s. Prostration, salu-
tation, infer/- Expressive of joj^.
1§q,& oôgp jendravandlu, s. plu. A

certain caste of weavers. "&-*£ dzoka, s. Independence, pos-
sfflbtfc jeguru, s. Red chalk. sfftbao session.
-& jegurintsu, To grow red. "^>§b dzoku, v. a. To abuse, or re-
^ jeje, 6-. A deity, male, or female.

The mounta-
vile
buse.
;
to use imprecations. A
"j§l§e>X&3 jejelagattu,
in Meru, the abode of the gods. s^S^&jo jokottu, v. a. To lull a child

?ê>3&» jejelapattu, The heaven to sleep.
of Indra. "S^KsSw dzogamu, s. Abstraction of

T
jfjfjeje, interj. Expressive of jo} . mind, intense meditation on one
A span. object. 1^5\ dzogi, 5. A devotee,
^tf jena, s.
or religious mendicant. "^Tfo-oêx)
"^200 jebu, s. A pocket.
^ «# & j e vur u , s . icfe "^^bbb j egur u
dzognraln, A female devotee.
"^^)?5bKog3 jevurugaudlu r s. pZw. Em- c^rtb dzogu, s. A float, or raft, for

crossing a river.
brasures.
"Sâr6 dzodzo, interj. Expressive of
blessing. Be happy, <fec. It termi-
s?ôSs5cx> dzompamu, s. z»iete ftossobb nates each line of every song used
guburn. . for lulling children asleep hence ;
"3"§"*4» dzokottu, 7, v.
c^> ©e» dzottillu, v. n. vide ^ftbao-&
jegurintsu? Under "sffotfb jeguru. "Sâ, dzoti, s. A woman,
sr^-Jnati 212 2»Q#5&>-Jwaramu
srs^j dzodu, s. A. pair, or couple.*2. food, or water, offered to deceased

Equality of size. 3. Shoes, sandals. ancestors.
4. Armour, mail. sftfsSw jnanamu, Knowledge in
s.
sâb dzodu, s. A brave person. general. 2. Knowledge of a speci-

ar6 ^ dzopu, v.a. To flap away flies. fic and religious kind, that which
£**&, "S^ -0*55 6 dzoru, dzoravari, 5. is derived from meditation, and
Force? compulsion. the study of philosophy.
"êJK dzorriga, s. The dog-fly. ar*?) jnani, s. An astrologer, a for-
^°e> dzola, s. A song for lulling in- tune-teller. 2. A sage, one possess-
fants asleep. ing religious wisdom, or gnanum.
ar 8 ©, ^°l> dzoli, dzoli, 5. Purpose, 2T's^s6oajnapakamu,s. Remembrance,
business, intention, design. ok*£>§ recollection. sr ;S§'s$>oô36o
5
jnapa-
s5t5ov, ar6 !) §&-*:$ dzolikivatstsu, kamucheyu, To remind, to recol-
dzolikipovu, To meddle in one's lect.
concerns.
"JS
3-0
^ dzole, s. A small bag foEjalms.
&*h dzosi, 5. An astrologer, or as-
vTq jya>. The earth. 2. A bowstring.
tronomer. arôsSw dzosyamu, s.
Astrology, or astronomy. Astronomy,

"Sê SsxsSô jyotishamu, s.
c^^tfb dzoharu, s. vide ar^bo dzo astrology- ^S^Ssspjp.^ jyotishku.

haru.
du, An astronomer or astrologer ;
^- a fortune-teller.
"S^ca&v jyotissu, s. Light. 2. Fire.
& %) jnapti s. Understanding, com-
prehension the exercise of the
;
3. The sun. 4. The moon. 5. A
intellectual faculty. 2. Recollec- star
tion. &;
eqS'jd-w jwaramu, s. Feveiy-srSaptfaSaa

"er°© jnati, s. A collateral relation,' chalijwaramu,Z^. Cold and fever.
or distant kinsman ; one who does An ague. Sb jâjotfsStfpitta jwaramu,
-
hot participate in the oblations of A bilious fever.
tooS'rfM-Tankamu 213 £§-r*-Tika
koc$ s5x> tankamu, Pride. 2, A stone

"3 cutter's chisel. 3. Borax.
s.
jwala, jwalamu,
^S®' s^c^^w s.
feooSê* tankasala, s A mint.
Flame, blaze.
feoSo^ takku, s. Deceit, cunning. 2.
Sop
Dissimulation, hypocrisy, pre-
5bp jha, The twenty-fourth letter, tence, v, a. To deceive to pre- ;
tend.
and ninth consonant, in the Telu-
gu alphabet. fco^k-9, SoS'&xDSb takkari, takatan-
Sbo
o
-3^ tfs»o -Sbp or^s5Do, bbpo^8jhan ku, s. A deceitful, or fraudulent
person.
karamu-jhankritamu, j hankriti,s.
A buzz, or humming. 2. The loud £otr°§, &>^r>&> tapaki, tapasu, s. A
noise of anger. cracker.
SbpoSop jhamjha, s. A tempest, or to-tr^ tappa, s. The post, generally
storm.
termed the T appal, in Southern
India-
Sbpl>S)o-£5b jhalipintsu, v. a. To brand-
&>uôwo^5b talayintsu, v. n. To take
ish.
a walk. 2. To delay, or put off,
na This is the twenty-fifth, letter,

sf-
&n>§o taku, s. A ring used to retain
and tenth censonant, in the Telu-
others on the finger. 2. The end
gu alphabet, but no word in the or point of a pen.
language commences with it.
Sokes'* &» tatotii) 5. Deceit, pretence.
feo ta, The twenty-sixth letter, and fe3eJ tirrri, s. A beast of burden.
eleventh consonant, in the Telu-
gu alphabet. It is often added to
the root of the verb, to form the &g tika, s. A commentary.
verbal noun as, ôtfok? cheyuta
;
&s* tika, s. Inoculation. 2. The small
Doing. ,
pox by inoculation. 3. An orna-
feocS'sSM tankamn, s. An imaginary ment, hanging from the hair down
coin of the value of 16 copper upon the forehead. ^-3"°-^ 360 tika-
clubs, or four silver fanams. veyu, To inoculate,

$3S9-Thaval; 214 & o» s5x - D am bam u
^$ tip 1^ 5- Money, deposited as se-

curity for good conduct,
-st 3
£3* thana, s. The head place of a
eor*>
district. 2. A watch house. tet»3
&x3-o| tuki, 5. An abstract of the con- •sr»tf> thanedaru, One appointed
tents, or purport, of a letter. to superintend a district.
~& T2P!$ thavu, 5. A place, house, lodg-
The stone of the ing, or residence

"loos' tenka, 5.
mango fruit. &

loo-^csS tenkaya, s. A cocoanut. 8t«w thikana, s. A place of resi-
1oo§ tenki, s. A house. dence, or resort ; abode, station.
"laol tenke, s. A shoemakers awl.
Ib&k-ex) tekkulm, s. jpfo. Airs of
§gb thlku, atZ/. Proper, just, fit. 2.
pride.
Exact, complete. 3, True.
Iblk-sSw tekkemu, s. A flag, or ban-
6 & thivi, 5. Generosity, liberality. 2.
ner.
Posture, state.
Ti
dr*i> topi, 5. A hat. 2. A cap.
~£ss theva, s. G-lory, £ower.
tf tha,The twenty-seventh letter, and

twelfth consonant, in the Telugu o^§b tkoku, 5. A great sum.
alphabet. oêj-t. thola, *. A body, or company.
^TPooooa5b tharayintsu, v. a. To re-
solve, settle, or fix.
& da, The twenty-eighth letter, and
&3S&3S thavathava, $. Obstacle, or im- thirteenth consonant, in the Te-
pediment. lugu alphabet.
&sss5 thavarie, s. A great drum. SSoasfco dambamuj s. Ostentation,
$s»& thavara, s. A deceitful female. adj. Ostentatious. ca*c£>&&> dam-
£sss> thavali, s. Deceit, fraud. bikudu, A coxcomb,
2fc#e»-pavulu 215 £ft oaS-piggiya
2ô^ dambu, s. Splendour, bright-

- ness, brilliance.
"cÂb dagu, s. A stain, spot, blot, or
Ssl^- dakki, s. A small drum, shap-
mark.
ed like an hour glass.
rr>fo 4% u >
v - ^. To hide, vide •sr'Xb
&Ktf daggara, adv. Near; used in
dagu.
books only.
•<^s5e> dapala. adv. On the left side.
&7fo _§£" dagguttika> s. A low, chok-
Tr>oSD dapali, adj. Left-
ed, interrupted, or sobbing sound,
expressive either of joy, or grief. tt'-zp daba, s. Blame, censure,
&$£ dappu, 5. A large noisy drum. "c^ô dabu, s. A catalogue, or list. 2^
&b\ dabbi, s. A small box ; a vessel A physician's recipe. 3. A female's

kept in Hindoo temples, for the zone, of silver, or gold.
reception of presents from pil- T5-*ctfo dayu, v. n. To approach.

grims ;
or in which the custom •cr°oo dala, s. Splendour, brilliance.
servants keep the collections made 2. A shield. 3. A banner or flas;.
by them.
2s230\ dabbu, 5. A dub, or copper coin
cloX&e& dingarudu, s. A servant ; a
of the value of twenty cash. 2,
A fat man.
slave. 2.
- Falsehood, a lie- 3. Riches, eclat,
&o& dintsn, v. a. To let, or put,
ostentation. 4. The noise of a drum.
down. 2. To leave another, vide
&»<uXe>-5r>2& dabbugalavadu, A ao-db dintsu.
rich man.
&oitfsSx> dindframu, s. Froth foam.
e£sxy*tfs>M damaramu, s. A pair of
Meanness. Defeat.
&o&> dindu, s. 2-
kettle drums.
v. n. To die or expire 2. To be
%&.&
-=4' dammanu, v. n. To die.
dinduparra-
defeated. SojSbsSea^)
efioc6oo dayyu, v. n. To be fatigued, tsu, v. a. To defeat in battle.

tired, wearied, or weakened. SKb, &Kb digu, diggu, v. ». To de-
&zn>a&&> dalayatu, s. A deloyet, or scend, or alight, tide a 76 digu.
peon. &* oc5 diggiya, *. A large and long-
c£$)Vo davulu, 5. vide êw dauln. pond.
Boo^tf-Deppara 216 dSêttJDoltt*
ê^^s^b dillapadu, v. n. To be im- "Sâ, "S"S\ debbadi, debhbhai, adj.

moveable. 2. To be astounded. Seventy.
&&*& dikonu, v. a. To butt. ^X dega, s. A hawk, or falcon.
&e»oSdb dilupadu, v. n* To become "^7T°& degata, s. On the fifth day

lean, weak, or feeble. 2. To be de- after a marriage, the bride and
feated. kzx)$ts>&> diluparratsu, v. bridegroom, with all their rela-
tions, throw perfumed powder at
a. To weaken. 2. To defeat.
: each other, and this is the name
given to that pastime.
C&s5b duma, ^)ar£. This.word is found el^p dera, s. A tent.
in books only, added to verbs, to
express the optative mood as
ô^ A
; es>
donka, s. bush. 2. A road,
c&o&><& ayyeduma, May it be so.
amidst cultivated fields, left for
&>o&e duyyu, v. a. To draw a sword. cattle.
2, To open out auy thing. 3. To cSôSb donku, v. n. T be degraded

retire, or retreat. 4. To pierce. or decreased, s. Crookedness.
£&«o-©} durrruchehi, interj. Expres- eS^r^. dokka, s. The belly. 2. The
sive of defiance to battle. outward shell of a cocoanut.

£&ex> dullu, «?. n. To fall, as reaves cS^g, cS^to dorlu, dollu, p. n. To
from a tree, dbwrfo dulutsu, v. a. tumble, or roll over to ; fall down.
To cause to fall ; to slacken. <£"« dolla, adj. Hollow.
6
fir ;
°So£5s5oo dendamu, 5. Mind, heart, cS^-csp dokada, 5. The hundredth

opinion. part of any coin.
'SS'/— dekka, 5. A hoof. cS^Sb doku, v. a. To dig slightly ; to
"SSb^- dekku, t>. a. To hinder, pre- root up grass.

vent, or arrest. (Sê) dolf, 5. A litter, or dooly, vide
-g3S\tfs&3 depparamu, ae?;. Unattain- ^w chauta.

able.
dSêw dolu, s. A kind of drum.
£o*o -Tanta 217 ^c^-Tantrj.
ft
ft* ô2*fcs&o tandasamu, s. An instru
ment for pulling out hair by the
2T°e» daulu, s. An estimate. 2. Ap-
. root.
pearance.
e£oxs^ tanda,*. A heap of filled sacks*
2. A troop of Brinjaries, or Lum-
badies.
^ dha, The twenty-ninth letter, and
fourteenth consonant, in the Te- s£o&> tandu, v. a. To collect, to de-
lugu alphabet. mand. i£o£ex> tandalu, s. Collec-

tions.
<ô§" dhanka, s. vide #£]-. dhakka.
A ô^pjs5c»e)otandt)lamulu,5. plu. Rice.
tfs^- dhakka, s. double drum.
&o!*?x> tandelu, s. A tindal, or native
officer, in a ship, or vessel.
"qr*^ dh£ka, s. Formidable appear- e£o^ tandri, s, A father. &o.&.~*
ance. 2. Rigorous authority. ^dfo tandrisaidodu, 5. A father's
brother, or sister. "jôS pet-
qr*T° dhok&, *. Doubt, fear, sus-

tandri, 5. A father's elder brother,
picion. aô^S, pinatandri, A father's
ra yonger brother.
na, This is the thirtieth letter, and

&o9 tanti, s. The wire, or string, of
ca
fifteenth consonant, in the Telugu a musical instrument. s£o©o3^"8s5oo
alphabet, but no words in the tantivaddemu, Stringed instru-

ments.
language begin with it.
&o&> tantu, s. Craft, cunning, sub-
til ty. 2. Device, shift.
tf ta, The thirty-first letter, and six? s£o7iex> tantela, s. plu. The little
teenth consonant, in the Telugu steps, or bridges, in the handle of
alphabet. the Vina, a sort of guitar.
&oto, s£o£t° tanta, tanta,
ty, trouble.
s. Difficul- $£0 ^ j6» tantramu, 5. Craft, cunning,
2. Dispute, conten- subtilty. 2. Device, or trick. 3.
tion. 3. Slander, false report. 4. An intrigue, or plot.
Trick, knavery. 5. Debt. #0 © tantri, & vide eôS tanti.
28
#a»-Takhtu 218 «£/fosX>.TagU lU ;
e£o£tf tandara, s. Hesitation. 2. Per- ^X<£o, t£7fb&) tagadu, tagudu, s. A

plexity, confusion. 3. Trembling. thin flat piece of metal ; a plate.
#o& tampi, 5. A fire pit, used for; ^XtfsSw tagaramu, s. Tin.
boiling water. #;(& tagaru, s. A ram.
ô^&s, ôês* tamburra, tamburra, ^-7^-35-* tasrada, s. A claim, suit, or
V
s. A
musical instrument, with five dispute.
strings, resembling a guitar.
gfo tagu, v. n. To be becoming, de-
e£^-cr>& takararu, s. Dispute, alter- cent, suitable, fit, proper, worthy,
cation, quarrel.
or deserving. 2. To fit ; to suit.
#-**£> takavi, s. Taccavy ; advanc- $£ftb<ysko ta^jlamu, s. Lust. 2. Love.
es for cultivation.
e£?foex> tagulu, v. n. To touch, or come
ti^lr- takka, adv. Except.
in contact with. 2. To be seized?
^§o^_ takku, v. n. To remain. 2. To caught, ensnared, or entangled. 3.
stop, or cease. 3. To refrain from. To be affected with sickness. 4.
"
4. To give oneVself airs.Defi- *. To be found. 5. To cost. v. a. To
ciency, residue. 2. Affected ges- touch or hit. 2. To pursue. £K«k>&>
^ tures, foppish airs. To be caught, or en-
tagalabadu,
e£ &{,-#, ti&ij-^) takku va, takkuvu,s. snared. 2. To burn. ^K^"3^ taga
Deficiency, defect. 2. Dearness in
labettu, To burn, or set on fire.^K
price. 3. Inferiority, adj. Defici-
ent, defective. 2. Dear in price, oKg> tagalagattu, To tie on.
scarce. 3. Mean, inferior, low. oi e£Xb°-x>20& tagulubadi, s. Charges, cost.

§o^_ss'^§b^_55ekkuvatakkuva,More ^ftSoTSb tagilintsu, v. Gaus. To cause
or less. to touch. 2. To stick to, suspend
&""§£,_& takkeda, s. A pair of scales; from, or hang upon. 3. To set on
a balance. fire. 4. To give, or affect, with any
&~§k_£&>
takkeclu, 5. A weight of two disease., s5$er*^ft$o-i5b panilotagi-
vis. lintsu, To employ, in business. -3
&~§i—<±5 takkerra,a$. Little, trifling. ajex>£5\So-& debbalutagilintsu,To

^tto takya, s. A pillow. flog or beat.
&$» takhtu, s, A throne, or royal & !&&>&* & tagulukonu, v. Comp. To

seat. get one's- self' entangled in. 2. To |
£kr*S'-Tataka 219 $££sS-Tadapa
take fire of itself. tfo~§|\3&fte)o-tk tikj^votf tataluna, adv. Swiftly? qu-
r*sfc sankellutagilintsukonu, To ickly.
get fettered. &^X&»&K£)o :&r*& &k* tatta,

eo " s. A small basket. 2. A
rogamutagilintsnkonu, To get di- metal plate.
seased. &£ tatti, s. A small metal plate,
e£Kb$, &K$) taguvu, tagavu, s. A turned up at the rim, out of which

the Hindoos eat their victuals.
dispute. 2. A
Law suit. 3. The
presents given by parents to Iheir e£&3d tattu, s. A bank, or shore- 2. A
daughter, on her marriage, e^fio^ side, or direction. 3. pony. 4- A
Measles, v. a. To beat or knock at
a, e^Ksse taguvari, tagavari, A
a door. 2. To pat. 3. To clap. 4.
judge •
an arbitrator. To touch the heart, or mind. &&
&&> taggu, s. Deficiency. 2. Defect.
"Seek tattiveyu, To make a thing-
adj. Deficient. 2. Defective. 3.
fall out of one's hand. #£&**& ta-
Short, low."*, n. To be degraded; ttipovu, To be disappointed. £&a
to be abated ; to be humbled, v.
s6oofc>3 tattumuttu, Utensils, house-
a. To put down. hold stufi*.
&% o-^b taggintsu, v. a. To decrease, & fc»ss tattu va, s. A pony.
diminish, abate, or lessen. & &> oê^b tatravadu, 5. A gold-smith.
6% os£) taggimpu, s. A reduction, or $££ tada, f. Delay. 2. Hesitation,
diminution. doubt, suspicion, 3. Confusion,
#-S\tf tatstsana, s. Craft, cunning, embarrassment, 3&k&) tadabadu,
subtilty. 2. Device or trick. 3. De- To be impeded, or obstructed. 2.
rision ; a joke. c$-3\tfer»e& tatstsa- To be embarrassed. 3. To stutter
or falter. 4. To be infirm in walk-
naladu, To joke, or deride.
ing. &&r^ tadakattu, To stop by
titeTosxifo, e£feo§>o^£> tatasthaniagu, ta
charms.
tasthintsu, v. n. To succeed. 2, To
&£r tadaka, s. A Tatty, or straw
approach.
blind ;
it is also used as a door to
& &>$?&;) tatasthivdu, s. An indifferent huts, <fec.
man, neither a friend nor a foe.

&£3 tadapa, s. A small piece of any
ef&n»S'i6oatatakamu, s, A tank, pond, loose fibrous substance, such as
or pool. hemp, &c.
& ês-Tatiarra 220 ^^•^x>.Tanamu
ti&c&) tadayu, v. n. To loiter, or e^dTjJsSoo tatvamti, s. Essential nature;

trifle away. the real nature of the human soul,
s^ss tadava, s, A time ;
as Zjgg&g considered as one and the same
okatadava, Once. with the divine spirit animating
the universe.
&&$ tadavu, v. a. To look, or search
s£$fc;6oo tathyamu,*. Truth, adj. True.
for to feel for, or grope: s.
;
Hin-
drance, delay, loss of time. «£&tfoe£tfs6ootadanantaramu, adv. Af-
terwards.
ef& tadi, s. A wetting. 2. Damp, -wet.
adj. Wet, damp. &TF t$$'c tadarabhya,
>
adv. From that
To be wet; to time since then.

&&0&0 tadiyu, v. n.
;
€£&o3ootaddayu,«c//. Exceeding, much,

' get wet.
To wet. A more.
#£&$ tadupu, v. a. 8.
wetting, ti Wet, damp. *£fij£s5a> taddinamu, s. The annual

vide ceremony for ancestors, lit. That
i£Ss\ £<S~§ tadika, tadike, 5.
day, the day.
&&$ tadaka.
&c5tf ,s5m tadhdharmamu,s.The aorist
i^^^taduvn,??. a. vide &&$> tadava.
of the verb.
^cbK?5k>, Ê9ir°j6a> t&jiagamu, tanaga
e££\sss$3o tadbhavamu, adj. Corrupt-
mu, s. A leathern bag for water,
ed from the Sanskrit.
carried on bullocks. ^7p"S5^
,tarjagameddu, bullock which A i£tf& tanaku, v. n. To shine. 2. To
bears water, in a bag of that kind. be joined.
^S tati, s. Proper season, or time. e^4r* tanakha, s. An assignment on
— tatimma,
^Ds£r°. s. The remainder. the revenues.
# *£& tattadi, 5. A horse. ^tfssô tanamu.^>ar£. This particle is
& ^&9j6c», c£ e^-Jp&o tattarramu, tat- added to t§3Vs5c» desyamu, Adjec-

tarpap£tu, s. Perplexity, distur- tives,and sometimes to si<?c*x»
bance, confusion, embarrassment. desyamu, Nouns^ or even occasion-
ally to the relative participles of
tattarrapaclu-tattarrintsu-tattarri tSs'eii&a desyamu, Verbs, in order
llu, tattarrilu, v n. To be perplex-
to form abstract nouns ; thus
ed, disturbed, confused* or emba-
rrassed. 2. To tremble. sfto-os^sSoo manchitanamu, Good-
.Tapeh 221 tfô-ifc-Tappintsu
ness. &e) sStf^pillatanamu, Child- £&*$&& tapodhanudu, s. A de-

hood. "§So33»^^sSix> teliyanitana- votee, an ascetic, one who per-
rau, Ignorance. • forms religious penance.
^ôobo^c tanayudu, s. A son. ^*\ tappa, adv. The infinitive of
&$&>, ££tf>\ tanaru, tanartsu, v. n. i£sSo tappu, q. v. Is often used as
To shine. an adverb, to denote Except, un-
£tf&x tanarpu, 5. Breadth, width. miru-
less, without ;
as ; Bcrufctf^
&»s taniki, s. A revenue term, sig- '
tappa, Without you. ^ss^-^cca tap

nifying examination, or compari-
pakaya, Fruit without a heart ;
son, of an account, &c. or the ;
ascertaining it's correctness. such as a nut without a kernel.
6$o&) taniyu, v. n. To be satisfied, «£sSv -outfox tappadaltsu, v. n. To pre-

tend, to tell lies.
or contented. ^^^> tanupu, v. a.
i5s5vew tappalu, s.'phv. Corn of which
To satisfy.
eSfta tanivi, s. Satisfaction, satiety, the ears are empty, from disease,
content. or want of rain.
&&\ tanna? v. a. To kick. 2. To flog. £2>vi£s5!» tappitamu, 5. vide s£s?.
.t. A kick. tappu,

«$<&\ r**& tannukonu, v. Comp. To An error, or mistake.
£s$v tappu, s.
struggle. &tfo*j>r>& tannuladu, To A crime, any thing

2. A fault. 3.
fight together. #s&Ne>»2& tannula- To err, or mistake.
improper, v. a.
badu, To be beaten- To fail in an engage-
2. To miss. 3.
^sSsfr £& tapanudu, 8. The sun. ment, or promise. 4, To escape,
&3sSm, &<5&\ tapamu, tapassu* s. to elude, adj. Bad, wrong. Tfca&S

Beligious austerity, penance, or vSo gurritappu, To miss aim. rr>Q
mortification; the practice of men-
&$g daritappu, To miss, or devi-
tal or personal self-denial.
ate from the road, sfroto&ss^ m&ta-
e$2>o-&, &S>o»o-iSb tapintsu, tapiyin-
tappn, To fail in one's word.
tsQ, v. n. To burn ; to be inflam- tappintsu, p. Cans. To cause
^2)xo-v5b
ed ; to be hot.
to err, &c. to extricate, or save.
&-&zr» tapela,5. A brass pot, in which ;
the Hindoos generally cook their «$S»\oiSbr*56 tappintsukonu,??. Comp.

victuals. To save or extricate oneVself.
c
&s*ros5&..Tam(mu 222 *"*** Tamme
^s$^tf tappuna, adv. Quickly, spee- ^s5j-»s5:» tamamu, s. The. whole.

dily. £sfr»ooooo5b tamayintsu, v. n. To reco-
i£"^&> tappeta, s. A large drum. ver one's-self ir/rai falling.
sS-j£pss&> taphavattu, s. A difference, e^sij^^? tamasha, s. A. show, or spe-

a disparity. ctacle.
&f>6§b taphiriku, s. An extra assess- e£so tami, s. Love. 2. Lust.
ment, subdivided upon many. #Sto"3-iX) tamidelu, s. _pfo&. The grain

e£f)f>ew taphisilu, s. Detail, anal}T sis. usually termed Natchenny. Cyno-
surus coracanus.
&2o tf-g-0 tabaraka, s. A time.
&£»§b tabuku, 5. A salver, or flat
e£&>~3 tamire, s. A nail fixed in the
middle part of a yoke.
plate.
#"êr° tabela, s- A stable.

e£s5c»§b tamuku, s. A dram. 2. A tam'-
bourine.
e££)\«3\ tabbibbu, a$/. Distracted.
e£s5o^ tamma. s. Beetle leaf, and nuts,
e^j&s sow tamakamu, s. Lust. 2. Love.
which have been chewed. &s$o ^63
#sfcSo &&>*&> tamaku, tamuku, v. n.
tammakarra, The red stain of
To hesitate. 2. To recede from a them.
promise, purpose, bargain, &c. 3.
To be in a hurry, to be precipi- e£s&,k>s5*) tammatamu, s. A large
tate. drum.
e£sfcXsS» tamagamu, 5. A raised open e^£&o&_°5s^3&K, e£sfc^ &?(«*» tam-
building, with a high canopy, ge- matasuku-tammapadiga, tammapa
nerally termed a mantapnm. digamu, s. A spitting pot.
^s6ofeo56x. tama'amu, s. A large drum. tfsa, tammi, 5. The lotus. £&> g'ofeS
&s£>& tamarn, pro. One of the phi tammikanti, Lotns-e}? ed. Vish-
lit.
nu. eS&r ~f ew tammi kel 11, ^t Lotus-

rals of eJ^ssb tanu, q. v. —
hands. This is a complimentary
e£s$oe>-&-°§b tamalapaku, The s. beetle mode of mentioning the hands,
leaf. ds&os5w tamalamu, The beetle
e'o5w,^b tammudu S. A younger
•
o
and nut together. brother,
$fs*r»a6 tamanu, s. Long drawers, or ^"afe,
D
tamme, 5. The lobe of the ear.
trousers, such as are worn by pe- 2. That part of the rope round a
ons, bullock's neck lich fastens it.
&tfs5oo_Taramu 223 ^8JT*-Tai g
^cctf-°& tayaru, adj. Beady, s. Readi- |

tarabadilekkalu, The accounts of
Begs. classification. e£-u*«$tfsfc w -7r B wsso$rs>o
q'oooÎ) tavinatf.^. Attendance upon -& tarataramug-aanubhavintsu, To

another. possess, or enjoy, by uninterrupt-
sstfo/XsSac, i^Stf tarangamu, taraga, s. ed, hereditary succession, ^-o~>dtf
A wave, or surge. &x>H>°:&&^&j-°&> tarataramutelisi-

£tfrtfs5oo, ^5s> tarakasamu, taraka matladu, To speak according to
sa, s. A quiver. the rank of the person addressed.
^tfKSftbe^ taragatigundlu, s. j»&i. e£tfex> taralu, v. n. To move, or pro-
A kind of neck ornament. ceed. 2. To set out.
s£tfr3$5x> taranamu, s. A raft. 2. Gross- gtisyS) taravani, s. Sour gruel.

ing, or passing over. e£tf-5P>ooo taravayi, s. A time.
^tfttsSw, £&n&x> taranamu, taruua- £tf-5y*9 taravari, s. A Sword.
mu, 5. Opportunity. £•$£$ taraha, s. A sort, or kind. 2.
e£tf!$tf taratara, s. Beginning, com- Manner, fashion.
mencement. e£-aT&> taradzu, tarasa,
&Tr?Pi s. vide
s'tfiStfcwo tarataranibu, adv. Day-by-
&"§k_<S takkeda,
day.
&Q tari, s. Butter, adj. Churning.
£{f3&r>& tarataraladn,^ n. To fear,
e^BS'oasSos tarikambamu, vide -So
or be afraid.
tt°£o. $dXzr>$) tsallaradu. tariga-
$$&*& taraddudu, s. A revenue
term, signifying active exertion,
lavu, A cow whose milk is rich in
or contrivance especially to pro-

;
butter, gdf^v tarigola, A churn-
mote cultivation and thence ap- ; ing stick.
plied sometimes to denote cultiva-
£8o3b,s£9a»o3b tarintsn, tariyintsu,
tion itself.
gti$) tarapu, A side. adv. Towards.

s.
v. n. To get over. 2- To
cross, or
&tf<6y> taramu, s. A class, or sort. 2. get through. To obtain salva-

3,
j
A generation. 3. number of A tion, by crossing all the Hindoo

persons, or animals, adj. Equal. 2. hells.
Possible, tftfxS taragati, Classifi-
âêsScptf tarigorrrakura, s. A sort
cation, rank, order. sfoaSUS'k-ao
of pot-herb.
^&s^-Tarraka 224 &w-Tarrra
^8fe§ tariti, s. A large sack, which $£&9So£& tarramidu, v. a. To whirl

joins the two loads placed on each round.
side of a bullock. âws53o tarrama,tarrumu, a-
sSfcssS^, v.
«58&sg) taritipu, 5. Affection ;

love. To pursue. 2. To turn, or form by
&dh&r& taripiduda, s. A calf one the lathe.
year old.
e£e3crtx>, e£e!dceo tarrayu, tarriyu, v. n.
&&>•& tarutsu, z>. a. To churn. 2. To To enter. tfegooSay-ifcx tarriyadzo-

search, examine, or investigate. & tstsu, To intrude or enter in ; to
e^^Sbtarichitsiits'u, To consider engage in.
thoroughly. e£fcf>ex> tarralu, v. n. To set out, or
eStibeasfco tarunama, adj. Young, ju- start, for a place ; to proceed. 2.

venile. 2. New, fresh, novel. To be afraid.
«£&$ tarupu,s.A calf, one year old. s£e3 tarri, s. A time, or season.
2. An artificial diamond. &e£7!*ex>\ tarrigolpu, v. a. To excite,
&&>sf>& taruvata, adv. Afterwards? or incite.

after. £&*r>8 taruvati, adj. Next,; tfe3"Stotf"3&» tarrimenabettu, v. a. To
v
the following. turn, or form by the lathe.
&&$ taruvu, s. Dunning. £tfc#^cc6o ^6£»Xb, e£esrto tarrugu, tarragu, s. Bro-

taruvucheyu, To dun. kerage. 2. The deduction from
^tf^-sSM tarkamu, s. Doubt. 2. Dis- all payments, termed in India
putation, discussion, reasoning. 3. custom. 3. Wastage, deficiency.
Supplying an ellipsis. 4. The sci- e£ea>Kb, e^fesXb tarrugu, tarragu, v. a.
ence of logic. ê^_o^5b tarkintsu, To cut. v. n. To become less ; to
v. a. To argue, or declaim. 2. To waste. e£fcsoX8, ^tsKQ tarrugari,

reflect, or be in contemplation. tarragari, s. A broker.
£&s£r. tariuma, 5. A translation, or #«»&> tarrufcsn, adj. Close, thick. 2.
interpretation. Frequent, often.

^& tarlu, v. n. vide &tfex> taralu. e£eo>ex> tarrulu, 5. plu. Wrinkles.
^fesS'ex) tarrakalu, s. plu, vide «£sêx> £w , #eao tarrra, tarrru, s. A low, or
tappalu. mean person.
£od-«-Talap6 225 ôtf-Talava
&v, &o-r°c& tala, talakaya, s. The sfoS'fta, tiivKtM talakattu,talagattu, s.
head. &ejckx> talantu, 5. Anointing An excellent berson. The name 2.
the head. v. a. To anoint the head. of the connected vowel. * ».

#e>§oz5b talakindu, s.Disorder. adv. &&$&&, «£e>&>7foe» talakadatsu, tala-
Topsyturvy. ^JT^ss^Q talagotla migulu, v. n. To push before ano-
mari, An insolent or wicked per- ther.
son, inclined to beat every one. $v&> talaku, v. n. To fear, or be

e£e;0&-oo talabirusu, s. Stubborn- afraid,
ness, pride, adj. Stubborn. &vsr* «for"s> talakoni, gc£u. Excessively,

§£> talavakili. The principal door, much.
or entrance, to a house. #«Xb talagu, 5. A cord to tie cattle.
#&sSosg)ex> tala vamp uln, s. plu. Dis-

#e>Xb talagu, v. n. To move, or re-
grace, lit. Bendings of the head. move. 2. To lose.
«£e.©sSj2»A» talatippadamu, Giddi- e£e>-i$b-$£ex>o$b, &«c\ talatsu-talutsu, ta-
ness, swimming in the head.

To think, or reflect, 2.
Itsu, v. a.
To imagine. 3. To intend. 4. To
e£ejss&) talapadu, v. n. To begin. 2.
invoke.
To appear for the first time in
the season. 3. To meet together,
tfe;§>o\Sb talapintsu, v. Caws. To cause
to think, &c.
in battle. <6uir>ir> talapaga, A tur-
«^€>^) talapa, s. Thought, g. Inten-
band.
tion.
&vs$ys taladannu, v. «. To excel.
«fo»3 talabu, 5. Pay, wages.
#e)~s>&)0 talapettu,To endeavour, or
try.
e^^jsrsex) talabralu, s. The throwing
«fe £) % X s* ess talab ikarak ay a, adj. Per- of rice over the head of the bride
plexing, intricate. e£e>sstf£ tala vara and bridegroom, as an auspicious

sa, The pavement. ceremony, during that of marri-
e£e>£r*co6o talapoyu, v. a. To examine age. 2. The rice itself thus used.
one measure of capacity with a- e£a>bb talaru, v. n. To be agreeable, or
nother. 2. To soliloquize pleasant.

; to re-
flect. s£e>3S8 talavari? s. vide &y-«e talari.
29
&S -Talli 226 ^j&So-Tasuku
e£er» tala, part. Each ;

perhead, as s£ife£if talatala, s. vide e£$6§b taluku.
o3ô&&e£er*2$asstfsjêx)c»6a»q vand- #S>?C, £i>c83 taliga, taliya, 5. A vessel
laku talapadivarahaluyiyyi, Give in which boiled rice is measured

ten pagodas to each of them, or in Hindoo temples. % vide ro-8"
ten pagodas per head. sSw kantsamu.

&er° a talari, s. A village watchman. e£§6§o taluku, 5. Glitter, lustre, flash-
&8i taliki, adv. Before, previously. ing, shining. s£&r"e£>, &$>&;5b?53

&g)& taliru, s. A sprout, or shoot.
talukottu, talukumann, To glitter,
£S«b2y*&j tfSefcss^ talirubodi, ta gleam, flash, or shine.
liruboni, A young female.
t£j§ tallu, 5. War. 2. Incursion, in-
e£$&\ talirtsn, v. n. To sprout, or
vasion.
shoot forth.
A door. £ew;g)-&cc&9 e£sstf 3x> tavaramu, 6*. vide e£Ktf ;& ta-
&ex>$ talupu, s.
garamu.
êw^H&^tSb talupu-tfyu, talupu-
terutsu, To open the door. &ew$- e£»j-*c»o tavayi, s. War.
"^csoo, ^yo^)^r«'ja6o talupn-veyu, ^^)^b tavudu, s. Bran. v. e&. To
talupumuyu, To shut the door. search, or feel for ; to grope, vide
&3&>-e£e> &OT$b-«fo C3ex>-efe> o52&, e£
«£e)
fO CO CO OO CO &&$) tadavu.
e> SSb^b^talladapadu-talladintsu-
i^^yo tavulu, v. n. vide ^rtbew tagulu.
talladillu, tallapadu, talladaku-
dutsii, v. n. To be perplexed, or &*S tavva, s. A measure of capacit}r ,
vexed. equal to half a manika.
#8 talli, 5. A mother. &Dtfo t
e&,ex> i£cgo tavvu, v. a. To dig.
tallidandrulu, Parents. %$$& pi- £S)qo-T$btavvintsu, v. Cans. To cause
natalli, A mother's younger sister. to dig. &$oK*v tavvugola, An in-

% The wife of a father's younger
strument for digging holes in the
brother. "5> j£€) pettalli, A mother's
ground.
elder sister. 2. The wife of a fa-
s£oô&>s5cx> tavvatamu, s. Digging.
ther's elder brother. s6-&s>S, 7$
a &©
n CO
marudalli, savittalli, A step ^j6o§b tasuku, s. Trick, wile ; deceit-
mother. ful promises.

«T §oa5b-Takintsu
,
227 ir> e^ tic .Tatparya
&;fy_tib2& taskarudu, s. A thief, or !T >

if>&, «T°7P£3 tagadi, tagarii, s. A
robber. ^tf^Qo-ufc taskarintsu, v. beam, placed across the mouth of
a. To steal.
an open well.
&sj-°£s^> tahataha, s. Distress, fati- •*r>fo tagu, v. a> To drink. eTô-tSb,
gue. ^r»$ tagintsu, tapu, p. Cans. To

cause to drink,
^^êwTs^dbô tahasiludarudu, v. A
Tahsildar, Or native collector, of er^rtbêk tagubotu, s. A drunkard.
revenue. "eT^-db tatsu, 5. A deadly hooded

&&f3s5M takshanamu, adv. Instant- snake, termed the Cobra de capel-
la.
ly, this instant. It is properly writ-
«r°-»fo tatsu, v. a. To kick.
ten && wsSdo tatkshanamu.
'WiT' tadza, adj. Fresh, new. 2.
US* Pleased,
e^feo tafa, s. The bark of a tree. 2.
w°c&£&xi tandavamu, 5. Dancing,
The human skin.
especially with violent gesticula-
w°£ tati, adj. Of or belonging to the
tion, and particularly applied to
the frantic dance of Siva.
palmyra tree.
tambalamu, A large iT'feSo'tSb tatintsu, v. a. To move the

iro o'sro ?'s6w s.
metal vessel, or plate.

cheeks, as in chewing. 2. To flut-
ter with the wings.
iT'owr^sSw tambulamu, s. Beetle and
er°&5-s&>D tatotu, s. Deceit, knavery.
nut.
«r°&> tadu, s. Making in the inflex.
w°£t!X> takattu,s.A pawn, or pledge.
sing. ir>& tati,The palymra tree.
er°l<& takidu, s. An order an in-
-,
2. A rope. 8"*$%w &> janakitadu,

>
junction.
The match of a matchlock.
«r So takn, v.
>
a. To touch or hit. 2.
eT°^tata, s. A grandfather, eT^sSb.
To oppose in battle.
tatamma, A grandmother, great
gn»§o-db takintsu, v. Cans. To cause grand-mother on the father's side.
to touch. -sr>$l!S<y-5r»§tfa vanikita- lit. The third mother.
ladakinadi, lit. To him his head eT^tfcsSx) tatparyamn, a-. Object,
touched. He is now sensible of desigD, purpose, intent. 2. Opinion,
bis error. sentiment. 3. Purports
Ws&tf-Tamara 228 §$»-Tankhu
^•tfsfco tanamu, s. An ablution ba- "SPs&tfcSosSsfoa tamaradampamu, s>
thing. Prosperity, improvement, or in.

W& tanu, pro. He, she, or it. This crease of a family. "eT'sktfcSoSsk^
is what ma}? be termed the reflec- tamaradampamavu, To prosper.
tive pronoun, as it is always used These words are derived from the
with reference to some nominative foregoing, and allude to a compa-
of the third person preceding it in rison with the lotus, which is al-
the same sentence ; and no other ways deemed a most auspicious
pronoun in the language can be flower.
used, more than once in the same
tT'skSsSw tamasamu,<zr/?'. Affected by,
sentence, with reference to the or appertaining to the third qua-
same person or thing. In the plu- lity, that of darkness or vice. s.
ral, it makes eT'bb, «r*sko, e^sSbbb Indolence, laziness. 2. Anger,
taru, tamu, tamaru.
wrath. "5r°ss6& tamasi, An angry
person. er°sk&>£& tamasudu, An
i^sS tap a, s. A ladder. In the plural,
incendiary, a malignant or mis-
this noun denotes Steps* stairs.
chievous man.
TgPSSs^ tapamu, s. Heat, burning. 2.
er°s£>&o-ifo tamasintsu, v- n. To delay,
Inflammation; fever. 3. Distress.
tarry, or linger.
«r°i>, eT^ tapi, tapf, s. A trace. 2. W°a6&>> tayamu, s. A rarity.
A secret. 3. A bricklayer's trowel.
"er°^r° tapha, s. A set, or company.
eT'oaae^, ir ^^ tayittu, tayettu* s.
An amulet.
Wnotb tabandu, s. A species of pet- "UMg'sSx) tarakamu, s. Protection,
ticoat.
er^sê^ taratamyamu, s. More or
Wîvo tabeln, s. A turtle ; a tor-
less. State or condition.
2. 3. Com-
toise. parison, or distinction.
g^sSoS tamara, s. The lotus. 2. The "ST'tftfsSbKb— «^tf&oa5o, eT'tfS.oo tarasa-
ring worm. «r°s$b #«&*£& tamaratu magu--t'^rasintsu, taiasillu, v. a.
dn, The fibre of the lotus, ir'sbtf To meet, or approach. 2. To en-
lix tamaratega, It's bulbous root;

gage in battle.
a lotus plant. "5T°§3» tarikhu, s. Date, era.

eTewx-Taltsu 229 "cTôtf-Talwara
sr&tari, r. n. To lurk, or lie in X$rs-sfoo-<3-»2x^ garbhamudaltsu,To

wait. 2. To wander. 3. To move conceive a child. oi*<-sr>ex>\ egadal-
about, in a busy officious manner.
tsu, 'l'o deceive.
4. To become lean or emaciated.
"eT'fg'cdw talakamu, s Yellow orpi-
"S"°tks5a-*& taruinarii, s. Disorder, con-
ment.
fusion.
o
"«r -xr o Proof.
Mr 8 if 3 © §* talapatrika, s. A cymbal-
k_ ra tarkaria, 5.
^ Tr°^_£?o-l5b tarkar.intsu, v. a. To iT'fr-ax) talamu, s. Beating time in

music.2. Musical time, or measure.
convince to prove.
;
3. A
short span, one measured by
ir'&v tartsu, v. a. To join as planks,
the thumb and the middle finder.
&c. 2. To set as precious stones. 4. A
cymbal of bell metal, or brass.
1T6:\ t.rpu, s. Joining as planks, 5. The palmyra tree. w*$£\c£&x>
&:c. 2. Setting* as precious stones, A
talavrintamu, fan of palmyra
eT'eao tarru, v. n. To run. 2. To ab- leal
scond. 3. To lurk, or lie in wait. w°$ s6ao talamu, s. A lock. 2. A key;
"ePeJo-Jk tarrintsa, v. Cans. To cause but the latter meaning is more
to run etc. properly expressed by u'Ss'sSm^
IT'Dc^b talintsu, v. a. To season a, «r°f scwôooo talamuchevi, tala
food. €F°Do^)talimpu ;
5. The season- muchevyi.
ing of a dish. w>P tali, s. A breast plate. 2. vide
ePSg talika, s. Any substance rol-
"€r
o
©ir e
fe>D t'.libottu.
led into a round shape, between
the fingers, or bands.
w°& talu, v. n. To bear, or suffer. 2.
ir>£)z<mx> talibotfu, s. The small To forbear, or take patience. 3.

To wait, or stop.
piece of gold tied by the bride-
groom, at the marriage ceremony,
-&°&r°& tdlukonu,*. Comp. To take
round the neck of the bride. patience.
^"°ex> tain, s. vide sSssâo tappalu. "eT'PSo tilimi, s. Forbearance, pati-

ence.
U'ex^ taltsu, v* a. To dress, or put
To assume a form, or shape.
iTV'oti&x, 'eT'o^^sSM talwaramu, ta-
on. 2.
3. To twist thre d by the spindle. varamu, s. A shelving roof, sup-

4. To fan, or winnow, in a basket. I ported by pillars.
;
©tw-Tittu 230 S^ L
"7ro -Tinnaga
«T°s5^s5oo tavaramu, adj. Fixed, sta- ©J)

titti, s. A purse. 2. A leather
tionary, stable, immoveable. bag. 3. A
sheep or goat skin. 4.
w°£v&>i tavalamu, s. A place. 2. A The bag of a bag pipe. r°£>&)© ©
house, residence, or abode. A pair of bellows.
w* ssfsSw tavalamu, 5. A string of ©§ tithi, 5. A lunar day, of variable
beads, &c. length being that period during

;
which the moon travels through

•ej°s tavi,s. Fragrance, scent, odour.
twelve degrees of her orbit it ;
-§r»&&P>15 tavinune, Uttur. commences at different periods of
A An the solar day, with which it by 110

"eT ^ tavu, s. place. 2- abode,
means corresponds. 2. The annual
residence, or bouse.
ceremony which Hindoos perform
to their deceased ancestors.
©& tinu, v. a. To eat. &&%o&i tini-
© g tindi, s. Food, eating. ©o&5f_2 pintsn, v. Caus. To cause to eat

tindikatte, A female glutton. © & to feed. "Swxex>©s5bdebbalutinu, To
-r°&b-©o &&*«&>, ©o^^b tindikadu- receive blows, or be beaten. ^>s5c»
tindipotu, tindidu, A male glut- ©x6 sommutinu, To make away

ton. with property, ©£>©;& titlutinu,
©3fk_ tik ^ »
a s- Madness. G ^'- Mad. To suffer abuse, ^^xas^^va
SS^-afca tikkabatiu, To become dugadditinnadu, lit He ate straw.
mad.
He is a fool, or a silly fellow, he
talks foolishly
©K tiga, 5. Three. ©Ks> otf tigavan- To
©(&& tinuku, v. n. strain, in eas-
tsa, Four. These words are gene- ing nature.
rally used at games.
Qtf\ tf, Stf^tf^j&a tinnana, tinnadana-
©Xb%5b tigutsu, v. a> To take, or lift
ma, s. Slowness. 2. Straightness.
up. Ssâ
3. Merit, worth. tinnani,a(i/\
8& titta, 5. A heap of straw.
Worthy, good, excellent. 2. Slow.
©k» tittu, 0. a. To abuse, or revile. 3. Straight.
s. Abuse, bad language. ©gisS"5 ^ ®$\tt» tinnaga, adv. Slowly. 2.
tittubotu, A person who gives Straightways, directly. 3. Proper-

abuse. ly. 4. Well, in good health.
6
231
— tf-Timmana
©s& ©eft-Tiri!
^^ tinne, s. A high raised seat, or ©dSS§, ©c*6§$ tiyya, tiyyani, adj.
sitting place, outside of the house Sweet. 2. Not sour. ©as&§£,©aB8gS
&c. A pial. tfsSw tiyyana, tiyyadanamu, s.

©•3^ tippa, s. A hillock. Sweetness. ©o85§^,;& tiyyamra-
§^§1? tippatige, s The creeper nu, The sugar cane.

termed Heartleaved moon seed. ©csScsSm tiyyamu, adj. Acceptable.
Menispermum cordifolium.
©tftfe) tiragali, s- A hand mill.
©sS^tippu, v. a. The causal form of
©tf sSx> tiramu, adj, Immoveab]e, firm,
© & fio tirugu, q. v. To turn round;
2. Constant.
to turn back to turn over. 2- To
;
wind up as a watch. 3- To change, ©^->^_^55oo, ©tf % <sso tiraskaramu.

or alter to revoke as an order,
;
s. Disrespect, contempt,
tiraskriya,
&c. To turn away the face. 5.
4.
reproach, abuse, insult.
To put off, or make one often re-
turn. 6. To make to move, turn, ©tf#k_ao-3b tiraskarintsu, v. a. To
or wander about- 7. To be giddy. abuse, insult, or reproach.
8. To stop, or check, a disease, or ©6"5i>«5» tiripemu,*. Alms. ©8*5>tt>2&
the effects of poison. ©sS\&> tippata, A beggar.
tiripegadu,
Walking, wanderirjg.
©9£2&3 ©eibKb^sjJsb tirivadu, tiru-
ths**^*** tippukonu, v. Comp. A per- gudupadn, 0, n- To be in disorder,
son to return. 2. To retire. 3. To or confusion; as applied to a crowd
oppose. © lôtfo tippiveyu, To army, &c
©&Kb tirugu, v. n. To turn to turn
reject, or return any thing. ;
round, to turn back, to return. 2.

©sSaotfb timuru, 5. Numbness. 2. Th e
To change, as the wind to be re- ;
palsy. 3. Pride 5 arrogance, v. n. voked, as an order. 3. To move,
To be pround wander, or travel about. 4. To be
©sk^ giddy. 5. To go back, go away,
timmadu, s. A monkey.
or cease as applied to diseases,
;
©s&^ timmana, s. Goodness. or the effects of poison.

©sS^tfsSss
— <5
timmanamu, s. A mixture ©55\, ©&K tirigi, tiruga, ado. A gain.
of milk, jaggory, and flour, boiled ©&Ka&> tirugabadu, To change or
together. alter. 2. To revolt, to oppose. 3.
©SoX-Tilinga 232 dcsft-Tiyu
To fail in a promise. 8&&sS-*s&> &oy£ tivasf, s. A carpet.

tirugubotu, A gallant ; as being t>$3b tivutsu, v- a. Me ©&-& tigu
constantly moving about. ©& "^^ tsu.
otfo tirugacheyu, To do over again. &$& tivuru, ?;. a. To wish.
©&•& tirutsu, v. a. To beg alms,
©tib^?" tirunalla, s. Any festival at

§o # ex> tindralu, 5- £>/w. Splendour,
a Hindoo temple.
brightness, lustre. feôifc tmdrin
©&£tfcXsS*>ex> tiruvarangamulu, s.
tsu, To shine, glare, or gleam.
plu. A kind of paddy. Any
§X, 5 1? tiga, tige, s. vine, or
©5 r tirlika, A light. 2. A lamp.
s.
creeping plant. 2. 'Ihe string of a
©eJ tirri, s. Twist. lute, &c. B. A golden ornament
©eaaXsS-^ tirrugabota, s. Seasoning which Hindoo women wear about
their neck. &HKe££ tigeganika,
in meat.
The creeping bent grass.
©woXex) tirrngallu, s. vide ©tfX© tira-
&&> tit a, 5. The itch. 2. An itching.
gali,
§S>, &%) tfpi, tfpu, 5. Sweetness. The
©eaoô tirrugu, p. w. To whirl round.
latter word also denotes a stretch-
©*»Koe& tirruguclu, s. vide ©&?fo£o ing pain, or pain in general and ;
tiruguclu, Under ©«bxb tirugu. in this latter sense, is derived from

&oaoo tiyu, q, v.
©e45 tirrri, s. A sort of basket, for
tiyu, v. a. To draw, or pull. 2.
§-:sfc>
catching fish.
To To take. 3. To draw out 4. To

SteSo-tSb tilakintsu, v. a. see, to
draw back to open. 5. To with-
;
look.
draw from an office to dismiss, or •,
©eiex) tilalu, s. plu. The gingily oil discharge. 6. To draw out from ;
Sesamnm orientale. ©w^r* to discover, or find. 7. To draw,

seeds.
or rub, one substance upon an-
eS&d&tilaghatakudu, An oil-mong- other so as to grind down the
,
er. ©aocsSo^sSw tilayantranm, An softer ; as sandalwood, upon stone.

oil press. 8. To
take, buy, or purchase, for
money. 9. To take, receive, or
©DoXsSdo, $£;2\x5m tilingamu, tilipsa-
collect. 10. To take, or pull off;
mu, s. A very large snake. to carry away. 11. To take out;
ônSb-Tirpintsu 233 5<S.j&».Tikslir«amu
to excavate, or dig. v- n. To with- &&S5" tiruva, s. Duty, customs.

draw, diminish, go away, disap-
pear, or cease. 2. To draw up or
§tfsx» tfrthamu, s. Water. 2. Water
pain, as applied to any member of which an idol or sacred stone
in
the body. has been bathed, used in admi-
nl-terinr oaths to Sudras, and
tôooo-db tfyintsn, v. Cans. To cause constituting the common drink
to draw, or pull, &c. the Brahmans. 3. Any holy place,
&tf<6:« tiramu, a*. A shore, or bank. or place of pilgrimage but espe- ;
cially such as are situated along

&tf>, §«» tint, tfrru, v. n. To be finish- the course of s.icred streams, or in
ed, completed, concluded, or ended. the vicinity of some sacred spring,
2. To elapse- 3. To be qualified, or piece of water.
or skilled. 4. To be settled, decid- §mo tirru, s. Beauty. 2. Manner,
ed, or solved. 5. To be liquidated.
mode, way. adj. Beautiful. ^%b
5&j tfrpu, s. A decree, award, or de-
esosfc^lx okatirrumanishi, A per-
cision. 2. An agreement. 3. A
son of peculiar temper, or habits.
settling, or final arrangement. &ss tiva, s- vide &K tiga.
&&}* «Wn tirtsu, tfrrtsu, v. a- To
^sso-^ tivantsa, s. vide SKsSo-iS' tiga-
finish, complete,conclude, or end.
2- To qualify another. 3. To settle,
vantsa, Under 9K tiga.
decide, or solve. 4. To liquidate. §5525s5so tivaramu, s. Speed, swift-

5. To adorn an idol. ness, haste, hurry, adj. Speedy,
58jo-iSb tirpiutsu, v. C'aus. To cause quick. ^S8oo5btivarintsu, v. a. To
to finish, &o. oar»cxjo^s53o5eo\ vayasa hasten, or hurry.
mutirtsu, A crow to cross from 5£cj6, 5 "3 tiviya, tive, s. vide &K
the left, to the right side, which tiga.
the Hindoos consider a goocl omen. «6» tivramu, s. vide &sstf:6x> ti-
9 SS"
aXbe»&&v digulutirtsu, To remove varamu. 2. Heat. adj. Hot. adv.

fear. s5X§«o^ pagati'rtsu, To reven- Much, excessively.
ge. sSo*otf«6x&tf^ samsayamutlr- %£k&x> tikslinamu, §. Heat, warmth,

id
tsu, To solve a doubt. tt»^»s5c»5

pungency. 2. Haste, hurry,
adj.
Hot. warm, pungent. Zealous, 2.
^r°sbdahamutirtsukonu, To qu- active, keen, intelligent. 3 Sharp.
ench thirst. 4. Quick.
30 -
«fc o » &a -Tumbamu 234 &> ©8-Tuttiri
<3b &>rsk> tukamu, s. Estimate, or va-

&>o-i5b, 3&o$S) tuntsu, tumpu, luation.
v. «. To
pluck ; to gather ; to break off. «k&k_ tnkku, s. Any worthless, orr
&>o&) ttinta, s. A piece of sugar cane. useless, thing, adj. Useless.
adj. Wicked, mischievous, impu- e^b§o^— tukku, s. Offspring, children
dent. «kofeo£^sfc» tuntatanamu, s. &»4ty_tfs5w tukkharamu, s. An ar-
Impudence. &>chd row,

tuntari, s. A
«&-£5\ste> tuchchhamu,ad//. Void, emp-
wicked or impudent person. &00&
s^^ tuntavilkadu, s. The Hin- ty. 2. Small, little. 3.
deserted.
Abandoned,
doo cupid, whose bow is of sugar
cane. &02» flb tudzugu, 5. Haste, hurry. acZ/.
Hasty, hurried.
&>oto> ttmtlu, s. plu. The hips, or
loins.
&okp>o»o-& tutayintsu, v. n. To spoil
&oo2&, «^)o"S55m tundu, tundemu, s. A v. a. To disregard, or contemn.
€&&0c63o tutumu, 5. t'lde -tf&jffoKaejsSM
piece. &>o3o-&> tundintsu, v. a. To
cut into pieces. chaturangabalamu.
&>o25**x> tundamu, s. The belly. &, &>"?o tutte, s. A bee-hive. 2. A small
a tundi, ad/. Pot-bellied. 2. Hav- quantity of spoilt grain, useless

ing a large or prominent navel. hair, cfec.
&>o2$b£&Sb tunduduku, s. A wicked,

2k>1bsg)8b>fo tuttepurugu, s. A snake,
or mischievous, person. so called.
«&>o$&e», &>o$& tumpurulu, tum- &>&>3b tudutsu, #. a. To wipe, to
purlu, s. plu. Thin rain. 2. Spittle

rub, to clean. &>&>?& tudupu, s. A
accidentally ejected, when one wiping. An erasure, or blotting
2.
speaks with emphasis. out. &>&>$&& tudupubadu, To

&>o~t$zr>&i tumpesaladu, v. To agi- be blotted.
tate, or move. 5&&)s6c» tudumu, s. A kind of drum.
&>o£>8$m tnmbamu, s, A long gourd. &> ©8^3 fc» tuttirichettu, s. The pop-
&>c£) tumbi, s. The plant itself. lar leaved sida. Sida populi folia.
3bsfc»e>-Tamula 235 ^3o«S»-Tulamu
&>% tuda, s. The end, or point. &>&> ^sSw^ turamu, v. a. To sneeze. £ A

&>a tuttatuda, The very point. &> !
sneeze.
tfso tudanu, At last. &>^ a tummeda, s. A very large

black wild bee.
^rSSS &o»cssS tunaka, tuniya, 5. A
piece, or bit. &>$o3k tuniyu, v. n.
&>tfg turaka? s. A mussulman. adj.
Of or belonging to that tribe.
To be cut to pieces, v. a. To cut
to pieces. &)tt>oqf> turayi, s. A head ornament,
To be broken in the shape of a feather. 2. A no-
&>;&Kb tunugu, v. n.
segay.
to pieces.
&>a&oS», &>&«& turitamn, turutu, s.
ô^bsfoa tunumu, e?. a. To cut to
Speed, haste, adj. Quick. &>&&§
pieces ; to kill.
tf>j turututirpu, Quick time in
tfcsr © tunikola,s.
6 A peculiar weigh-
music.
ing machine.
&>&fo turugu, v. a. To stuff in.
&>*-*! tupaki, s. A gun, musket, or
&>t5bs5w turumu, s. Powder, dust,
matchlock. &>irltffe5oa$b tupakiga-
small bits. v. a. To reduce to
ttintsu, To load a gun. &>2r»#-5r* small bits, or to powder.
ex>-& tupakikalutsu, To fire a gun, 5k&s&k_2& turushkudu, s. vide &>tfs*
&;$} tuppa, s. A small bush. turaka.

^btfcsfco turyamu, adj. Fourth. 2.
&)^tfex> tupparalu, 5. vide eko^tfbew
Speedy, hasty.
tumpurulu.
&>esoX£>, ôefKSturrangali, turragali,
^b^ tuppu, s. Rust.
s. Splendour, brightness.
&>-^p>?53 tuphanu, 5. A violent gale, or
&eao;cDo-& turrangalintsu, v. a. To
storm.
shine.
^bsfcotfc, «fc «& ^» do tumuru, tuttumu-
<& <*»**» turrumu, v. a. To dress with
vide «&&o5m turumu.
ru, s. flowers, s. A female's hair, tied
^sSwosSw tumulamu, s. A mingled, in a tuft.
or tumultuous combat ; uproar, &>«*> turrru, 5. Speed, haste.
tumult tumultuous sound, or tulamu,
;
sfce>s*» 5. The weight \>fon«
noise, adj. Tumultuous, noisy. rupee, or 30 Canteroy fanams.
tfT»3£-Tulika
&>sx)ZS tuluva, 5. A low, impudent, &r°£>?<, &r>%K tuniga, tuniga, s .

or mischievous person, adj. Im- kind of butterfly, often seen be-
pudent. fore rain.
&s>cj5m tulyamu, adj. Like, resembl- &r»c& tiipu, s. An arrow. ikr°$)&r>%)
ing, equal, or analogous. tupurupurikka, The 22d lu-
tt(j-
&>& tullu, v> n. To be elated: to nar mansion, from it's similitude
shew pride, s. Pride joy- ; to an arrow.
«&tfotf tuvvara, s. A shower, or driz- dbn>^)TT'^ tupurasi,s A drain, a water
zling ram. course.
s£r°<&>o tumu, s. A sluice, or flood gate.
&ro&> tuku, s. Hanging. «fcr» &&=<£> 2. A drain, or water course. 3. A

certain Indian measure, in the Ta-
tukutlyu, v. o. To hang. *&>&&*
mil termed a markal.
s6 tuknmauu, s. A gibbet.
&r>K tura, s. Drizzling rain. % A
&r°fo tijgu, e>» w. To sleep. 2. To be
kind of aquatic animal. &n& tura,
weighed, s. Sleep, drowsiness. <5on>
??. «. To drizzle as rain.
45i> tutsu, v. a. To weigh. &r>Q A
turi, s. time ; -as Zjg&r*Q
&r* lb o3b tu pintail* P. CWs. To cause okaturi, Once.
to weigh. &r»&sg), dcntf^ turupu, turpu, s. The
&r>^ tunika, .?• A weight. east. iwgf. Eastern.
&p>k» tutu, 5. A hole. &r*&T*&i tiita- efo-*~o e£> t

)
t^r»Tr^îo&» turpettu, tur-
du, To make holes. parabattu, v. 2. To winnow grain

«Jcr»fewS'>« tutnkattu,^. ?z. To be torn; lit. To lift to the eastward.
to have holes. e£p>&x;S>&> tutupa- &r»«» tii itu, v. n. To enter in.

du, v. n. To have holes. % To sus- &r*e>fT°£& tulanadu, v. a. To speak
tain loss.
contemptuously of another.
&nth tucju, s. The film or fibres of
tuiika, 5. A painting brush,
e&r-oDS'
the lotus. **r»e&aoS tududindi, A pen. A mattress,
or pencil. 2. 3.
The swan, which is said to feed or quilt. 4. .A bed ; a down or cot-
on these fibres. ton bed.
"3o2&-Tendu Z'dl "3>fc?v.Tegulii
^r»e)o tulu, v. n. T*o faint, grow fee- Ho«& tempu, s. Bravery, daring. 2.
ble, stagger, or reel. 2. To hang Liberality. 3. A breaking, vide

down. &r°e)o-&) tulintsu, v. Cans. Ho^-lôSQ tentsu-tempari, 5. A
To cause to faint, &c brave or liberal person.
H$"§tf tekatera, adv. Undesignedly,
unintentionally.
&\n&o triii amu, 5. Grass, or any Making
H§k_e)-ê& tekkalikadu, s.
gramineous plant, including reeds, in the plural. ir^STT ^ tekkali-

corn, &c. 2. Any thing contempti- karru, A thief.
ble as grass, or straw.
•§X tega, s. Sort, kind, or class.
tfv lb tripti, s. Satisfaction; content,
SK^-do tegataru, v. n. To die, or
pleasure, tf* z&* triptamu, adj
expire. Hx&ntf^ tegatartsu, v. a.
Satisfied, pleased.
To kill, or assassinate.
"§?(<&> tegadu, v. a. To censure, or
chide.
*§o3 tenki, s. vide lôl tedk'i.
Htfb tegu, v. n. To be broken, as
Ho-ifc, "§o$ tentsu, tempu, v. a* The applied to ropes, threads, &c, or
causal form of Hfo tegu, q. v. To to the holes in the nose or ears for
break, or tear, as applied to ropes, ornaments, also to the banks of
threads, &c, or to the artificial lakes or tanks. 2- To be cut with
holes bored in the ear or nose for a sharp instrument. 3 To be sharp;
to cut, as applied to such instru-
ornaments. er'&illo^b tadutentsu,
ments. 4. To die.
To break a rope, or string figura-
tively, this phrase denotes either
;
Urtbifc tegutsu, v a. To kill. 2. To

to ruin a person, to destroy every dare. 3. To break a rope, &c H?C
support he may have, or, apj.-l.ed £>>&, "Sfto-ifctegabadu, tegintsu, i/.
to females, to become a widow,

from the custom, on a husband's n. To dare or venture- Hx^£b te-
death, of breaking the string ganadu, To speak rigorously. "§jc
which ties the wdTS^ba talibottu, "ôcco tegaveyu, To cut off. "SrtbaS
q. V. tegubadi, Ploughing.
15o2& tendu, v. n. To sleep. Hfioô tegulu. s. Disease, sickness.
*Bs6b2»-Tema'.la 238 13&£)-Terupu
HKbsS" teguva, s. Sharpness. 2. Libe- Hsfc&o-tfb temalintsu, v. a. To move,

rality, daring. or shake.
H-ifc\ tetstsu, v. a. To bring. 13ss>, temma, s, vide "is& tema, Wet.
H-ifc\r
,
tfo tetstsukonu, v. Comp. To adj. Wet.
bring: for one's ownadvantage. H-30^ e5 temmerra> s. The wind ; as
£X3&H-L5bv§^sfc buddhitetstsukonu* dispelling wet--
To recover one's senses. ssbtf&>\Sb Itf tera, s. A screen, curtain, or
~%&\&*&> manassukutetstsukonu. blind. Itf ^r°;s teratsapa, A. screen-
To understand, to recollect, lit. mat. 2. A ship's sail. HtfHtf7r» te-
To bring to one's mind. raterag^, adv. At intervals.
Hfôofo teppintsu, Caus.To cause v.
A way, road, or path.
Htf Kb teragu, s.
to bring. 2. To send for any thing.
2. Mode, manner.
"§&» tettu, s. A bound-hedge, round
"§tf£-l§tf S>, "Be a terapa-terapi, teripi,
a city, or fort.
s. vide lies 3 terrapa, Under H&s^b
H£&> teddu, s. An oar, or paddle. 2.
A wooden ladle. terratsu.
II as Kb tenugn, s. vide Hex>Kbl5$5\o-i5b Htfe>7r» teralaga, adv. Loudly.

telugutenigintsu, To translate or Htfew teralu, v. ra. To open, or dis-
turn into Telugu. To move.
appear, as clouds. 2.
H^ tennu, s. Way, road.
"§tfs$, Ht&$ teravu, teruvu, s. An
"^Hi
teppa, si A raft, or float. opening. 2. A way, road, or path.
3. Manner, means. 4. Order, ar-
&a> tepparralu-tepparru-teppirrlu-
rangement. Htfbssa teruvari, A tra-
teppirrulu, teppirru, v. n. To re-
cover from illness. 2. To escape veller. Htfc-srofeM-g-6 ^ teruvatuka-
from danger. 3. To bo cautious. du, A high way-man. sr»»'3tf>$gb
HtfôlSex), UsS^tflSex) teppaladelu, te-
vaniteruvukupovaddn, Dont
^ss'jfo
ppunadelu, v. n. To increase, or go near him. Have nothing to say
exceed.
to him.
°@tf*tf teppuna, adv. Quickly.
Hbb?g)s6?5b;g) terupumarupu, s. Con-
"^j&£ temada, s. Phlegm. fusion of mind.
HSS-Telivi 239 "§X-Tega
Hw, ^3» terra, terrra, a J/. Open. 5. Hex>§be><cp2& telukulavadu, s. An oil-

A plain. monger.
Hfcs&ss terrakuva, s. Wisdom, pru- HwKb telugu, Si The Telugu langu-
dence. age, adj. Of or belonging to that

HesKo terragu, s. vide Htf;$ teravu. language, or country.
Hw-tfb, "3eoi-t5b terratsu, terrutsu, v. a. H"3 tele, s. vide s'o-S'sSm kantsamu.

To open. H&sss terrapa, s. An open- Ho ,H£> tella, teli.s.The colour white.
ins:. 2. Disclosure. 3. Cessation, Ho -US, "Bo » tella-teli, tellani,aefy\
suspension. 4. An interval. 5. Lei- White, fair. "galiwsy^ telatelabo
sure. vu, To become pale.
HesexD terrain, v. To pervade, as
n.
Hoocg) telupu, 8. Whitness.
scent, or perfume. 2. To flow over,
Ho *êa> tellavarru, v. n. To dawn,
in boiling. Heaêx^ terrakolpu, v. grow white.
to
a. To cause a perfume to pervade. Ho -sêJ tellavarri, 5. The dawn, the
"lea 55 terrava, s. A woman. tellavarlw, Un-
morning. Hoboes-
Ha"7T°oo telagalu, s. plu. vide Hsxjfib til dawn, or morning. Ho s^Qo-db,
telugu. Ho oa^tibv tellavarintsujtellavartsuy
HD teli, 5. 0«de Ho tella.
To wake until dawn, or morning.
USS'&oS telikapindi, s. The flour of oSioHo -5r>& panitellavaru, lit. Bu-
the sesamum seed, after oil has siness to become white. To be dis-
been expressed from it. appointed, or ruined ; to become

bankrupt.
v- n. To be understood,
HS0360 teliyu,
Hoo tellu, v. n. To overflow, in boil-
known, conceived, or comprehen-
ing.
ded.
Hswjg) telupu, v. a. To explain, or
H$oo tevulu, s. vide Hriboo tegulu.
make known.
Hoo^r ** telusukonu, v. Comp. To "i§os5 tekuva, s. Understanding, in-
understand, to know. tellect.
Hsa, H©a& telivi, telividi, $, Under- ~§X tega, s. The sprout of the pal-
standing, intellect, myra nut, when first planted.
"ilS-Tene 240 *iew-TeIa
"Sxdfl tegada, adj. vide II35S0 teyu. I

~§& tepa, 5. A raft, or float- 2. In-
Wasted by use, as applied to coins. crease. 3. Lightness, slightness.
"ix&tfr>£ tegadaruka, A smooth, 4. A time.
rubbed, or wasted fanam. ~$$) t pu, v. vide lirsox tentsu.
"«§?(sk» tegamu, s. vide iT'cXôo tya- Hak tema, s. Wet, damp. acfy*. Wet ;
ganra. damp.
~§ 23 sSoo , 1§ as <xk tej ami] ,tej a ssu, s. Splend- lls&tfsSM tsmanamu, s. i;iê ©ssb-tfaSoa
our, ligbt, lustre. 2. Fame, glory. timmanamu.

~id3dvo> ~§2sdox) tejarilu, tpjarillm "ioaoa teyu, v. n. To waste, by being
v. n. To shine, or gleam. handled, used, or rubbed.
~§£, Hd? tpji, tcji, s. A horse. of cost, or charge.
"©tf tera, a-ofy'.Free
"itf§c,lltf TV teraku, teraga, Gratis;

ll&> teta, s. Clearness, purity. 2.
for nothing.
Beauty. 3. A clear understanding.
adj. Clear, pure. 2. Handsome, ifdb teru, s. An idol car ;
a car. v.
beautiful. 3. Evident, obvious. n. To be saved from danger, tore-

tetaparratsu, To clear up, cover from illness. 2. To reach- if
"^6o^fe9n5D
To £!§&> kadateru, To be finished,

to explain. li6oss&> tetapadu,
be clear, or evident. or ended. Hbor*^ tcrukonu, To
&-& & tummeda. recover one's strength ; to be con-

"itB tefci, s. vide >
valescent.
1§C30\ tentsu, v. a. To belch. ~§&t& ^&J<& terugada, s. The settlement
tenupu, 5. A belch. of an account ; a conclusion.
l§a tedi, s. The day of the solar l! eiir*#-&j-°nft, llelxfcnikterrikonatsu
month. tsu, territsiitsu, v. a. To gaze ear-
-§-*, tene, s. Honey. ~$-3&K tenetig?), nestly, to look steadfastly.
~i&x> terra, v. n. To be clarified, li
A bee. ~lis1B5-lll$£&», Hl3&o"^:>
eo)x terrtsa, v. a- To clarify.
tenetera-tenepattu, ienetutte, 5.
llew telu, A scorpion. 9. n. To
s.
Honeycomb- "i*êê;ex> tenetola-
To be settled, or arrang-
float. 2.
lu, s, plu* A kind of sweet- 11. eat.
ed. 3. To settle, or fix, on a per-
^^freTr* tenesara, A spirituous li- son. "êwr'oS telukondi* The
quor, made of honey. scorpion's sting;
^c&^-Tondala 241 tS^&j-Totla
"<§©o-i5b fcelintsu, v. Cans. To cause to &**y- tokka, s. The skin. 2. A hide.

float, &c. 2. To glance, as applied 3. The rind of fruit. 4. The bark
to the eyes. of a tree.

llss" telika, s. Lightness, adj. Light. ^r/j-fc) tokkata, s. Distress.
2. Easy, simple. ^%-tokku, v. a. To tread; to
step. 2. To trample on. 3. To

Q
pound, or bruise, certain fruits,
2^ws6do tailamu, 5. Oil. 2. Ointment. or certain grains with a little
water.
<§"°o?Ce) tongali,s. Splendour, bright- ^§0?^ tokkti, s. Any thing thus
ness, adj. Splendid, bright, sparkl- pounded

ing. <§"§k_oa& tokkintsu, v. Cans. To
ô/fo tongu, v. n. To sleep. «Sô cause to tread, &c.
7foo&> tongundu, v. n.To lie down, £~*X toga, s. A water-lily.
or recline. ôA^fo-o^b tongitsii- ^K&, £-*;&& togaru, toguru, s.
tsu, v. a. To peep. Red colour. 2. Bed coloured

&*ok% tonti,a<i/.Former. s. The joint thread, adj. Bed. tS^X&s^&k-^)
of the hip. ewfio togarumukkupulugu, A par-
<>T*o29 tonda, s. A chamelion. 2. That rot ; from it's red beak.
animal, of the lizard kind, com- <§-°fe3 totti, s. A manger * a trough.
monly at Madras termed the blood- Postpos. Together with, in com-
sucker. pany with.
ô&oSm tondamu, s. An elephant's ^° fcSrfctf toUikattu,s. An open square,
trunk. with buildings on each side, of
<§"oT5->£5b tondadu, v. a. To be con- one or more of which the native
stantly hurr\ ing another. houses consist.
ô&tf tondara, s. Trouble, amnyy- (S^^so^-eTêx), eT 9

^^ totra-
ance, plague, vexation. 2. Danger. padn-totrilu, totrnpadu, v. n. To

3. Pis tress. be perplexed, or confused.
ô^^sSdo tondalamu, s. Boiled juice ^ >
,fc»,^r ^>,
5
^.So.tnfcoo totrupat:.:, to
of tamarinds, mixed with two or trapatu, s. Confusion, perplexity.

three kinds of vegetables. #••&> tot la, s. A child's cradle.
êaKb-Toriagu 242 <§-*(y-Tola
^Stoda, s. The thigh. 3-°£sg)fcp$ êwSo tonuku, v. .n. To wave, or

todaputtuvu, s. The merchant
or be agitated, as water. v> a. To
Vysya caste ; as sprung from the agitate water with the hand.
thigh of Bramha.
<§"&> tottu, s. A female maid- ser-
&»&ofo ,<3^&Xb todangu, todagu, v.
vant* or slave.
a. To dress, or pat on, as clothes,
&c 2. To prepare. ^°rf tona, s. One of the divisions
&*&££*$ todakapovii, v. a. Con- in an orange, and in other similar
fruits.
tracted from (T^r^d-s^ toduko
nipovu, Under «§-*£& todu, q. v. ^sssôiSo tonnundUj^.w.Tolie down,
£">&& todaru, or recline to repose one's-self.

v. a. To obtain. 2. ;
To excite, to provoke. 3. To hesi- ^55cr» 60 tommadu, v. a. To spoil.
tate in speaking. gr>c&o 8 toyyali, s. A woman.

3"°aK>e& todibadu, v. n. To be per-
«T°^ tora, *. From s. «^-?r» twara, q. v.
plexed, or confused.
^tfKo toragu, v. n. To shed.
&*&!!* todime, s. The foot stalk of
^tfsSrtsSw torapariamu, s. Agimblet.
a leaf, fruit, or flower.
A cow.
<§**&&> toralu, v. n. To be mixed.
«S^^b§o toduku, s.
8r>d8~°Q toritori, adv. Well, proper-
#*C&«o todugu, v. a. To dress, or
put on as clothes. 2. To place the
arrow on the bow.
V
£~°a o&> torlintsn, v. a. To reduce
£-*&>7& toclugu, s. A dress; dress.
the heat of boiling water, by pour-
<r°SAo^5b todigintsu, v. Cans. To ing cold water into it.
cause to dress, &c eêsTfo torragn, v. n. To slacken, or
â&for^^^r^j-.so todugukonu, become loose.
todukkonu, v. Comp. To dress, &*& tarrata-torrra, to
(S^&sfeo-^*?,
tto-^&^ôsg) bangarutodupu, A
rra, s. A hole, or cavity ;
a hol-
gold covering.
low.
£r°£o-fri todusu, s. Carnal connexion-
&ê| torrri, s. A maim, or defect.
<§^rc>fo tor.agu, v. a. To begin, or
&»<^<do torrrulu, s. plu. Cattle. £r>
commence. &°zx>%) tonnpu, v. a.
A cow-house.
e£»s^» torrrupattu,
To be constantly repeating the
(§^0 tola, s. vide &*$ tona.
same words.
#* © o 3b -Tollintsu 243 3*£-T6da
<§^<yftb tolagu, «. n. To remove, or ^"H tollika, A small instrument,

s.
go from one place to another. 2. for digging,

To move, or step aside to get ; ^s tova, s. A water-lily.
out of the way. v. a. To transgress.
tS^sssb tovaru, s. vide ^Xtfc togaru.
&»vKo-& To
tolagintsu,
move, or change from one place

v. a. re-
^^ tovvu, v. a. vide g^* tavvn.
to another.
&"°e) toli, s. A hole, or cavity ;
a
&-*-<§"*£, 3"*2&£ to-toda, toduta,
hollow, adj. Former, previous. 2.
postpos. With, along with j
the
Old, ancient. 3. First.
sign of the social ablative.
<§~°S)axr*£c8S-*jg> toliyitayavu, s. A &*g toka, s. A tail, S^r-dbs^- to-
cow which has calved for the first
katsukka, 5. A comet, lit. A tail-
time.
ed star. &*g%3&OTS} tokaadintsu,
<§-*e» tola, adj. First, êwsra, eTêw
To wag the tail.
-^>& tolukari, tolukaru, The first
<&r*F°i& tokonu, v. vide <§**$& râfc
rainy season. eT°ex>§8o-i5b toluka-
todukonu, Under £ê& todu.
rintsu, v. n. To rain for the first
&*&> toga, v. n. vide &r>7& tugu.
time in the season. £*° ex> §o &> sg>
<§**;& totsu, v. n. This verb is used
tolukudupu, The ceremony of gi-
ving solid food to a child, for the impersonally, with the dative
first time generally performed
;
case, and denotes To think, con-
in the sixth month, êwfir* e> to- jecture, or conceive. pT°§b«)Jr««S^
ludolta, At first. <oosâ nakuatla tostunnadi, I
^°ejo«o tolugu, v. n. vide eT'oTfo think so. It appears, or seems so>
tolagu. to me.
êwofo, ^°e>3v tolutsu, toltsu, «\ a.

<§^&> tota, s. A
garden. <>r$&>oT*2&,
To perforate. 2. To carve wood.

&*t£>3Q totavadu, totidu, s. A gar-
3. To cleanse, or rinse, a pot, or dener.
vessel. ^dcn» tota, s. A squib or cracker.
<§"*© tolli, adv.
CO
In former times. &* 2. A cartridge.
SofeS tollinti, adj. Former. &*& toda, postpos. vide ^-^^zw
<$**£) o-tfc tollintsu, p. a. wrfe 3^8 oxfo ftxtfr^^sM* 30 ^*^*^^ to-toda
torlintsu, buttuvu-todabattugu, todabuttn,
&*£ s5s>-T6tramu 244 eT*tfsS»-T6ramu
A sister, or brother; as born with j

e^sS topa, s. Batter, paste.
one's-self. &* Sr5 2*ex> todikodalu, cT*S> topi, s. A cap a hat.
|
;
The wives of two brothers ;

joint
&*%> topu, 5. A grove, or tope as it
j
sisters-in-law. <§^&os5ex>&> tocli-

is termed in India ; a tuft of trees.
two
I
yalludu, The husbands of 2. A

push. adj. Red
sisters; joint brother-in-law. #*ao&»;g) tobutuvu, 8. vide fr^ti^
«T*&> todu, s. A companion, or as- toassstodabuttuvu, Under <§~*£toda.
sociate. Assistance, aid. 3. A
2. ^55b-oe> tomala, s. A string of flowers,
word equivalent to an oath, cor-
&c.
responding with the English by,
&*&» tomu, v. a. To rub 2. To clean.
in such phrases as by heaven, &c.
To draw, 3. To beat.
v. a. or take up, as water
from a well or pot. 2. To draw G^Sttoik tomintsu, v. Cans. To cause
aside. 3. To wind up as thread. 4. to rub, &c. SoôeT*s5>a pandluto-
To dig. &*6o^& todukonu, v. a. mu, To clean the teeth.
To take with. v. n. To curdle, as ô«5s5m toyamu, s. A rarity; any

milk- S^&>§^s>d*^) todukonipovu, thing strange. 2. Association.
To take away, along with one's- &"*cs6> toyu, v. a. To push, propel,
self ;
to lead, or conduct, away. thrust, or shove. 2. To reject. 3.
eT^r^ss^bv todukonivatstsu,To To annul, to dismiss. 4. To deduct,
bring, along with one's-self. ^ftâfio tosiveyu, To push, &c.
^gsSM todemu, s. A little, a small Out to reject, annul, &c Alto-
;
quantity. gether.
£"*7§*x> todelu, s. A wolf. ^tfras-xw toranamu, s. A string of
&*&*&, Sô^ti todtoda, todtona, leaves, flowers, &c. Or sometimes

O .__0
of cloth, hung over the door-way,
adv. Immediately, forthwith.
or across the high road, on joyful
eT^Trsfeao todpatu, s Assistance, aid. or triumphal occasions.
^loiib totentsu, v. To come. 2 To eT^tfskO tt'ox toramallirayi, s. A
accompany. false diamond.
#*# !6» tdtramu, s. A stick, or bam- eT^tf&Do toramu. s A bracelet. 2. A
boo* with a short iron head, used string worn on certain religious
for guiding the elephant, 2. Any occasions, round the wrist. 3.
goad, or pike, for driving cattle. Beauty. 4. Largeness.
^.Travu 245 ^ oSb.Trotsu
<§êw tolu, s. The skin of man or

v
^r°,&> trasu, *. A pair of scales, a
beast; the rind of fruit the bark ; balance.
of a tree. 2- Leather, v. «. To drive;
to drive away.
£**8o-i5b tolintsu, v. Cans. To cause A tf
«3
^r '
PP U >
V - °- V ê © 53 >J ti PP a -
to drive, <fcc. &**»•&*&£ toludal- ^s&rseke-ex) trimtirtulu, s. plu. The

pu, Siva, as clot lied in skin. three principal Hindoo deities ;
^sxdo^'SsSx) toluvaddemu, A viz. Bhramha, Vishnu, and Siva.
drum. ,©,s5b.tfc trimmaru, v. n. To wander;

&*# tova, vide to travel.
6. s^ss" dova.
© e)oKs5x> trilingamu, adj. vide "§ex>7&
telugu.
^gôo5b tyajintsu, v. a. To abandon,

quit, leave, or resign.
s^b.o^b trungu, ». ra. To die, 2. To
be broken, ô-sfc truntsu, p. <z.
TB^jCsfca tyagamu, s. Gift, donation. To kill. 2. To break, vide. sko^Sb

•2. Generosity, liberality, munifi- tuntsu.
cence. 3. Relinquishing, resigna- .«&> ,«6 trullu, v. n. vide &>$> tulln.
tion of. er 5
^
tyagi, s. A giver, a
(3,
donor.
/el^k-Sb trekkonu, #. a. To attain,
to obtain.
{&j&>\ tratstsu, v. a. To churn.
To fall.
trellu, v. ».
.H.36
V ^ro
3» osssfca trayainu, adj. Three, s. The
H.s^" trevvana, s. Beauty, adj'
three.
Beautiful.
^,^)c travvu, v. a. vide &$<% tavvu.
L^§b^.
trokkn, y. a- 0wfo ^§0^-
"ST'.iSb tradu, 5. write "ar°£& tadu,
tokku.
No, 2.
y^^ra trana, s. Strength, power,
ability, capacity* ^^t5o, <
g^êgb trotsu, tropadn, v.
."eT
T>
.$ travu, v. a. vide w°fo tagn. a. To push.
tfcfco-Dantu 24G £o£&-Dandu
<&*jig) tropu, s. A push. a'o£ danda, s. A garland, wreath, or

. «§^.cx5c» troyu, v. a. vide «§ôrt» toyu. necklace of flowers, &c. Postpos.
y&*j°S trova, s. vide &*$ dova. Near.
zso&gi&x, dandakamu, s. A sort of
metre, the stanza of which ex-
ceeds 27 syllables, and may ex-
^S^' ^
8 ^ !5m twara, twaritamu,
Haste, hurry, speed, swiftness.
s.
tend to 200.
#ctfssa& twarapadu, v. To be in tio&K dandaga, 5. vide XoSsoK dan-

n. a
hurry. dnga.
ao2sXô!6s5oiew dandagadiyamulu, s.
#o$7P twaraga,acfo. Quickly ,hastily,
phi. A
kind of bracelet, worn by
Hindoos between the shoulder
and the elbow.
$• tha, The thirty-second letter, and
eSo&^cxwe dandacheyyi, s, The arm,
seventeenth consonant, in the Te-
lugu alphabet no word in the •,
between the shoulder and the el-
language commences with it. bow.

tfc&ssw dandamu, s. A stick, or staff.
2.Punishment, castigation. 3. A
# da, The thirty-third letter, and fine. 4. A measure of four cubits.
eighteenth, consonant, in the Telu- So&sSm dandamu, s. Prostration,

gu alphabet. salutation, compliments, respects;
&o3b dantsa, v. a. To pound, bruise, the joining of the palms of the

hands, in token of respect.
or beat in a mortar. £o7&&> dan-
tfoTr ^ dandata s. vide ~^-r^ka de-
gudu, adj. Pounded.
gata.
&ofeo danta, s. A dexterous, clever,
&o& dandi, adj. Abundant, plentiful.
or intriguing person. 2. A couple, So&OT5b dandintsu, v. a. To punish
or pair. adj. Two. This word, af-
to chastise.
fixed to others in composition, de-
dandn, danduvn, s. An
ssoô, £o2&cg)
notes an agent, or possessor. &o&>
arm}7a military force, a camp.
,
So ew dantapillalu, Twins. &ob>$&> c5o6îo dandubata, A high road.

dantapadu, To league, or combine. eso"§5&> dandettu, v. n. To levy an
&ofew dantu, s. A stalk. army ; to wage war.
tfo^sfo-Dambhamu 247 &* e-Daggiri
tfo2&X danduga, *. A fine. 2- An r

e^^jfos dakkinamu, s. The south.
extra, and unjust assessment. ego^- dakku, v. n. This verb is used
so"3sS*> dandemu, s. A rope, &c. impersonally, with the dative
Upon which clothes are hung to case, and denotes, To come into,
dry. or remain in, one's possession. 2.
To be preserved. 3. To be digested.
ftoxê dandy a, 5. A peon, under a
cutwal.
sô-^r^dakkintsukonu, v.
Comp. Toobtain, take, or retain

ftoe£s5s> dan tarn n, a-. A tooth. 2. Ivory,
possession. 2. To appropriate to
fto^-zptftfsfoo dairtadhavanamu, A I
one's-self what belongs to others.

tree yielding an astringent resin, j
3. To preserve, or defend, what
Mimosa catechu. 2. A tooth brush. ,
is one's own. 4. To digest.
£oll dante, s. An implement, with i
£§k_oo5b dakkintsu, v. Cans. To place

wooden teeth, used for hoeing in the possession of another. 2. To
up the ground, round corn, after defend, or preserve what is an-
the plants have risen a little in other's.
the stalk. dakkolu, adj. Occupied un-
ess^k-ex)
Soes& dandadi, adv. Exceedingly,
justly. 2. Free of cost, gratis.
much.
&r°k_?53 dakkonu, v. a. To hide, to
tfotftf, fto^tf dandana? dandhana, s.
conceal.
Procrastination, delay, putting off
z$K daga, s. Thirst.
by false but specious promises. 2.
Indolence, tardiness, adj. Indo- tfXesK dagadaga, s. Gleam, dazzling.
lent, lazy. & KV° dagala, s. A double quilted
«oo3^^> dampakarrru, s. The plough- jacket.
share with which wet ground is Sir* daga, s. Deceit, trick, chicanery^,
tilled. imposture.
&o£&>ex> dampatulu, s.plu. Husband aft tf, zliti daggira, daggera, postpos.
and wife. Near/ towards, to, with. zs% 8oo$b
o
&osg) dampn, v. a. vide &cn& dantsu, daggiriutsu, v. n.To draw near, to
s. Beating, pounding, or bruising. approach.
tfo^rsSaa dambbamu, s. Fraud, deceit, $% a daggiri, adj. Near. •&*£%$!§&
cheating. 2. Hypocrisy. 3. Sin, nadaegiraledu, lit. It is not near
wickedness. 4. Arrogance, pride. me. I have not got it.
8 e££M-Dattaniu 24S & ^85* ox o & - Dabay intsu
£?& daggu, v. «. To cough, s. A cS&S'sSw daddalamu, 5. A flat ceiling.

cough. esaaex), &&&> daddirillu, daddirlu, v.
esKsSwda^dhamu, adj. Burnt, scorch- w. To be alarmed, perplexed, con-

ed, consumed by fire. fused, or confounded ; to start.
& £k dachchi, 5. The number eight. It z$&> daddu, x. A scar : an inflamed

is used chiefly in games, es&yg&jo mark on the skin, from the bite of
dachchikadalu, The eight points, a musquitoe, &c. &8Qo-J5b dadda-
or quarters, of the world. rintsu. v. n. To be scarred, or in-
ftkr°o»o-&> datayintsu,#. a. To threa- flamed,
ten, reprimand, or scold- &&>& dadduru, s. The cutaneous

'
di-
es
£ feos5a:> dattamu, adj. Thick. 2. Close. sease, named Herpes.

3. Coarse, s. A body, or multitude. &§ dadhi, s. Milk curdled, or coagu-
%&>$ dattna. s. Thickness. 2 Close- lated, spontaneously, by heat, or
ness. 3. Coarseness. by the addition of butter-milk.
z$&r» dafcta, s, The covering, or cork? sôtftfsSM dadhyodanamu, Boil-
of large leather bottles, &c. ed rice, mixed with curdled milk,

£fe§ datt], s. A
zone, girdle, or waist and seasoned with mustard seeds,
and ginger.
band, of cloth : a sash. #4$ rfe»rsi
dattlkattukonu, To gird tftfS' danaka, adv. Until, as far as.
the loins;
to prepare. cSs^skm dappamu, s. vide c$£ox*» datta-
&2S dada, s. Fear, trembling. mu.

&g dadi, 5. A wall of twisted palm tfoS^SfsSaj dappalamu, 5. The boiled
leaves, &c. juice of tamarinds, mixed with
es^**» daniiemu. s. vide zso~&&x> any kind of vegetables.
dandemu. a&j dappi, 8. Thirst, aa^sfc dappi-
e5 e^sSô dattamu, adj. Given, presen- gonu, To be thirsty.
ted, made over, assigned. 2. A- g-^n> dapha, s. A time, or turn. 2.
dopted. 3. Preserved, protected. A certainnumber of peons.
c5^2lb dattudu, An adopted son. c523 8£> dabadaba, s. The noise of
asfc&x "^KSor^jBo datturmi chesuko- knocking, or running.
nu, To adopt. & &$> &' e£e£os5s> ^ôooo-tfo dabay intsu, v. a. To fright-
dattata, dattatvamu. s. Adoption. en, threaten? or alarm.
;
sscsS-Daya 249 tfBsS-Darijf
8z:i dabba, s. A piece of split bam- The quintessence of favour, kind-

ness, <fcc. so&â&o dayacheyu, To
boo, or palm tree. 2- A slice of
any fruit. favour, to oblige. 2. To be so good
dabbadintsu, v a. To beat as, todo any thing-, to be graci-

SEj\&o-i5b
ously pleased, to do any thing.
with open hands. 2. To close the
3. To do one the honor to visit,
mouth of a pot. or come.
3&xtfo6co dabbanamu, s. A bodkin tfcefr»&5$) dayaluvu,, adj. Favorable,
a large pack needle. compassionate, tender.
£z>xfc9 dabbarra, s. A falsehood, or
£os5os5oo dayyamu, s. A deity. 2. A
lie. 2. A sort of basin, adj. False-
demon, or evil spirit, tfcftcxfoostoo
aCK^sSj dabbichippa, s. A wedge, to
dayyamupattu. An evil spirit to
split palmyras, &c.
possess one. accoesSx-sêw, sS£e>
&£»* dabbu, .?. vide %kzv> dabadaba,
r*g> dayyamu-dolu, vadalagottu,
2. The cover of a large pot, or
vase. To drive out, or expel, an evil
dabbuna, ado. Quickly, im- spirit.
Sttoitf
mediately. estf dam, s. Price, value.

&ijr.titt dabhramu, adj Little, small. zXqr* 7$a darakhastu, s. A revenu 6
&o&&» damarnu, s. Self-command, term, signifying a proposal, or offer
a rent, or farm.
self-restraint; endurance ofpain-
fnl austerities, mortification of the stfnrioo daranamu, s. An imaginary
flesli. & Taming, sr €oin, of the value of 6 dubs, or
s£fe\'& dammid Tje quarter of a two fanams.
dub: five cash. tfsdari, si The bank, or shore, of a
^s5^ dammu, s. Wet ground, mud> river, <fec. A
point or end. 3. A
2.
mire. £«&» ^fttf^psj^
-no
dammuche- side. 4. Support, shelter, refuse
sinapolamu, A field watered and 5- Means of subsistence.
prepared for plants. csr\>5odarikonu, v. n. To]
5<3& day a, s. Favour? goodness, re- or consumed,
gard, kindness, graciousness. 2- aerêx^ darikolpn. v. a. To burn, or

Pity, tenderness, clemency., com- consume. 2. To kindle.
passiou. &a&*iS7$&xi (layarasamu, &Qi£ dariji, s. A tailor.
32
ft^sSw-Dalamu 250 «->-Datsa
Ô^sfos daridramu, adj. Poor, needy, balamu, adj. Thick, solid. zsV-Zntio
indigent, distressed. c5«e6» dalamettu, To levy troops. a?^

daridryamu, s. Poverty. 000 dalavayi, A general.
&&>£> daravu, s. Time, or cadence, z$3Q dalasari, adj. Thick, solid,
in music. coarse, s. Thickness, solidity,
KS^HTfco darobastu, adj. All, whole. coarseness.
adv- Entirely. ass& davada, s. The jaw. 2. The

d"o-*\ «b darbaru, 5. A court, or hall of cheek. tfss^sSogrc davadapandlu,
audience- 2, A public office. e$-*rs The double teeth.
&$>-&&- darbarukhartsu, Durbar essstfaSw davanamu, s. A kind of frag-

expense implies the sums paid, as rant leaf; a sort of balm.
bribes, to public servants or ; s-arof) davali, s. The belt of a peon.
douceurs, given to them, in gene-
#$> c5^)p davu, davvu, s. Distance.
ral without stipulating for any
positive favor, but to ensure gene- £$£& davudu, s. A military expedi-
ral countenance and support. tion, or incursion. 2. A gallop.
estf^tfafco darsanamu, s. Sight, seeing. c$c$& davurn, s. That part of a jacket
2. A visit. 3- A sastra, or one of which hangs below the waist.

six religious or philosophical sytf»g davva, s. Pith ; the soft part of
stems ; viz. The Yedanta, San- wood.
khya, Vysheshica, Nyaya, the # $* das'a, s. Power, authority. 2. The
mimamsa and thepatanjaka. influence of a planet luck, for- ;
£8}0-i$b darsintsu, v. a- To shew. 2. tune. 3. A

stage of life. 4. The
ends of a cloth. 5. wick. A
To see. 3. To visit. 4. To pay un-
justly.
ftS'S'sSx) dasakamu }
arf;\ Numeral ten.
tf<Lr°e> dalalf, s. Brokerage, the busi- ssSsSo^ das'iripanche, s. A flowered

ness of a broker. 2. broker. A silk garment.
e5er»&85j*fc>e» dalalimatalu. Deceit- ftrS &> daskhatu, s. Signature.
ful words. tf j£§o dastaku, s. A pass, or order.
a^sSw dalamu, s. Thickness, solidity.
tf
5? dasta, s- A quire of paper. 2. A
2. vide •jr&otfoKsaasSM chaturanga-
bundle of 24 arrows.
•^-s^-Paka 251 "CT'cLDadi
s-^ê* dastavedzu, s. A document -er>r*;& dakonu, v. n. To approach.

of any kind a proof, or docum-
; 2. To meet, or encounter. 3. To
ent, in one's own hand writing. congeal.
Sr& dastu, s. lit. That which has 75*sp?x>dakhalu, s. A revenue term,
reached the hand. The money col- which denotes an entry or inser-
lected, in contradistinction to the tion. 2. An arrival. Tr>spyo-$a&>
§ôo Sistu, or money outstanding dakhalucheyu, To v. a- enter •&*$)
unrealized. In revenue language* <*>«> 3) dakhaluavu, To arrive to
;
the dust balance is that which has be entered.

been realized by some one, as the dagara, A large
•cr>xtf s. winnowing
Redely, Curnnm, &c. from the
basket.
Ryots, but has been withheld by
An
-
-s^X © dagali, s. anvil.

them from the Government trea-
sury the
T5-°76 dagu, v. n. To be hidden, or
; shist balance is that
concealed ; to abscond, or disap-
which is still due by, and outstand-
pear. T^-ab clatsu, v. a. To hide,
ing against, the Ryots themselves-
or conceal ; to secret.
s&n>6 dasturi, s. Custom, manner. 55-o-ar*(& dachikonu, v. comj). To hide,
& ts^&o dastramu, s. A bundle of or conceal one's-self, or any thing
for one's own advantage.
written documents, tied together
in a cloth. zr°ho-&) dapintsu, v. Caus. To cause
asfrotfsfca dahanamu, s. Fire. 2. Burn- to hide, &c. -s^5\S&xr*i£ dagilimiita,
ing especially the burning of a s. Blinchnan's buff.

;
corpse. -sr'&w datu, s. A jump. v. a. To jump,

s JLra dakshina, s. A present or gift, or leap. 2. To pass, or cross over.
of ready money, offered either to 3. To copulate; as applied to cat-
the deity, or to brahmans. tle. 4. Togo beyond, or transgress.
-srôafc datintsu, v. Caus. To cause
s<!xr3s*» dakshinamu, s. The south,
to jump, &c.
adj. Southern. 2. Right, as distin-
guished from left.
zr°S, ts^g dacli, dadi, s. A beard.
-cr»g d: )di,
:
s. A military expedition*
incursion, irruption, or campaign,
Gr*§* dafka, s. A pot, with wide mouth- -zs^&^joxdadicheyi?, To prepare
•cr»-^ daka, adv. Until : as far as.
for battle.
zPo&r-o-Dayi 252 -2F»£9.Dasari
•zftp dan a, s. Corn ; horse gram, &c. 73^0200 dayu, v. n. To approach, or

&*& data, s. A generous, or liberal, come near.
person. tj»«£\5£ps5m datritwamu, s. •sr»tf2so£s5*> darabandamu, 9. A door-
Generosity, liberality. frame.
7T>®g& datikarrra, s. The piece of •srtf&n daramu, s. A thread, cord,
wood, nsed to support that which string, or rope.
a carpenter cuts.
-era dari, s. A way, road, or path. 2.
is* a dadi, s. nurse. A Manner, mode. 3- Conduct, cha-
tt»^s5x> danamu, 5. Donation. 2. A racter. 4. In composition, it is af-
gift, or present. 3. The fluid which fixed, to denote, a possessor.
exudes from an elephant in rut.
-cr&$, -nptfc daruvu, daru, s. Wood,
i&*$&2&!$)daparamavu, v. n. To bap-
timber.
pen, or occur. 2. To be under the
influence of misfortune. -syS.dali, s. Aheap of dung cakes
tpsSo dapala. adv. On the left side,
used as fuel, piled up, in order to
cook any thing.
or hand. -cpsss dapali, adj. Left.
-7^9 dali, s. vSplit pulse.
^r»^> dapu, 5. Protection, covering^
adj. Neighbouring, next. adv.
"zyfc dalu, s. A tinge, or slight shade^
Near. v. a. To set as precious of any colour.
stones. tpSosS" daluva, s. The cheek, or jaw-

-&*$)$ &» dapuramu, s. Concealed tt»s^> d£va, *. A claim, suit, or com-
property; from T5-*Kb dagu, q. v.
plaint.
"2P"So^^23;ô damenatradu,5. A long •sT'ks'sSao dashtikamu, s. Power, au-
eo
string, to tie cattle in a line- thority. 2. blustering.
-75* && day a, An enemy, or foe.
s.
Tr°38 dasari, s. An individual of that
"xr«ccs3-»a dayadi, s. A distant relation-
peculiar caste of Hindoos, worsh-
a descend ant from the same origi-
nal male stock.
ipping Vishnu exclusively, who
7sr» ox dayi, 5. An anvil, vide tt**?) go about begging alms, and often
dagali, 2. Any thing on which ar- dance in a frantic manner, with
tificers place the.jr.work. fire in their hands.
-apoor* dayi, s. A nurse, vide -sr»s -cr;s8^sSx> dasaripamu, a. A very

dadi large species of snake.
axb.Digu 253 ab-tfb\-g)x-Ditstsumo
-sr°k dasi, s. A female per v ant, or to be unladen, landed, or disem-
2. A prostitute. barked, as applied to goods. 4 To

slave.
halt to take up one's residence.
ff»;fcdb dasudu, s. A male slave, or
;
sKs^ô digabadu, v. n. To sink, or

servant. 2. A fisherman. -cptfgsSw
Slavery.
give way. To miscarry. aKêfo
2.
dasyamu, s.
Thirst Drink. diganadu, To forsake- axs^-da

15-sS-s^ dahamu, s. 2.
3. Ardent desire. •sr ^s$b$, -&»&>,

digavidutsu, v. a. To leave, q% &
digintsu, v. a. To make one des-
sfcoJTsss dahamavu, dahamugonu,
cend, &c. vide ao-db-axaock din-
To be thirsty. ^s^sSmcoo-^ daha- tsu-digadiyu, To decrease, or grow
muyitstsu. To give drink.
less. 2. To draw down, or expel,
•zs-lxragô dakshiriyamu, s. Pity, com-
an evil spirit, &?c. axstf digasana,
passion, complaisance. 2. Concord,
adv. Down, below.
harmony, agreement. 3. Partiality.
afoak digudn, s. Descent, adj. Mean,
a
base, low.
ao^b, fio^) dintsu, dimpu ,v. a. The afosiba digumati, 8. Disembarkation,

causal form of a Kb dign, q. v. To landing. 2. Import. afojkSôaco
lower to let, or put, down. 2. To
:
digumaticheyu, To land, to import.
unload from a ship, to disembark, afloew digulu* s. Fear, teror, alarm.
or land, goods, &c. 3. To
or distil,
2. Cowardice.
extract. 4. To cause a miscarriage,
or abortion. aTte diguva, adj. Inferior, lower.
ao&> dindu, s. A pillow, cushion, or adv. Down, below, under.
bolster, adj. Much. aKtf, aftotf dWana diofSfuna, adv.
° 9- ^
aSo^_ dikku, s. Region. 2. Space 3. Immediately.

A corner, or quarter, of the world. a^csS diggiya, A large oblong
4. A
point of the compass. 5. A pond.
side, or direction. 6. Shelter, asy-
afto22o8&*S3o diguijayamu, s. Universal
lum, refuge, protection.
conquest.
aKb To descend; to come
digti, v. n.
8-j5o\-^mXo5c» ditstsumogamu, s. Dis-
down, or off; to go down. 2. To
alight, or dismount. 3. To land appearance. avfr^-^XsSbjg) ditstsu-
from a ship, as applied to persons: mogamavu,To disappear.to vanish.
6
a^\&&o-Dibbadamu 254 atf-aoow-Disamola
a&> ditta> s. A courageous, firm, gal- i

a"S\sfo> dibbemu, s. A light? a lamp.
lant, sfcout, or clever person, a 60 a;5a-*§b dimaku, 5. Haughtiness, arro-
j
ska, a&>jg> difcamu, ditavu, s. Cou- gance, pride, disdain, insolence.

rage, bravery. ©&>&#**» dittatana- qô, dimma, s. Thoughtlessness, gid-
—
mu, 5, Cleverness, ability.
as^S dimmari, A
»•..,,
afeosSDo
order.
dittamu, s. Firmness. 2. Good
diness.
less, giddy person. ~&#6i& Q desa-

thought-
©&>££& difctapadu, v. w. To be regu- dimmari, A constant traveller.

lated, or put in order to agree; ©sSw, dimmu, s. Pain ;
as êjasSw^
exactly. &&%&&> dittaparratsu, v. taladimmu, The headache.
a. To regulate, or put in order ; to dimme, A sort of rocket. 2.
a*ao^ s.
make right, or proper.
A wooden cork.
©&ojt§£> diddivakili, s. Aback door;
aer*-£p> dilasa, s. Comfort, encourage-
a sally port.
ment, consolation.
?ja5b diddu, v a. To correct, orrecti-
o assSsSao divasamu, 5. A day.
fy. 2. To alter 3. To erase- 4. To
adorn. 5. To teach. a»r>casSoa divanamu, 5. A palace, or
aesb^feoo diddubatu, $. Alteration. court.
eaoiSb diddintsn, v. Caus. To cause &sr>o-° divala, s. Bankruptcy, a<n-*er*-

a
to correct, &c. ôaoo-Si^ divala -tiyu-yettu, To
atfsfco dinamu, s- A solar day. 2. Day, become bankrupt ; to declare
as distinguished from night.
one's-self bankrupt
atf-Ctfc dinacharya, s. A diary. atfa

as divi, s. Heaven. 2. The sky.
tfsfco dinadinamu, Bay by day.

aa^ diviti, s. A flambeau, or torch.
as5c;6oo divyamu, ad;. Celestial, di-
&#&>, a«6?So dinasu, dinusu, s. Sort,
vine. Beautiful, agreeable, su"
2.
kind.
pernatural, excellent.
ai?>\ dinne, A covered raised ter-
s,
race. 2. A sand hillock. a"Sq divve, s. A light. 2. A lamp.

a^v dibba, *. A hillock or eminence; a^Q&xSdivvesudi, A wooden lamp.
a heap. stand, fastened to the wall,
a20\&s5w dibbadamu, .?. An earthen ass-swej disamola, s. Nakedness, adj.
cork, or covering, of a vase. Naked.
J5bosS-Dumpa 255 262&So-Duduku
zsbosoTT'SxSsSoa dumparashtramu, *. A
medicinal root, so called-
&& diti, s. vide &&t! diviti.
abg$)55*> duhkhamu, s. Pain. 2. Sor-
6tM ditu, s. Equality, conformity,
row, affliction, distress, unhappi-
resemblance, adj Eqnal, conform- ness. duhkhin-
2Sb§^>o-i5b, 25bS$>sS£&
ing with, resembling. &kx>r°& di-
tsu, duhkhapadu, v. n. To grieve;
tukonu, To be eqnal, resembling,
to be afflicted. 2. To regret, cfcg^r*
or in conformity with.
Xtf&tfsSoz duhkhopasamanamu,
6tfs5w dinamu, adj. Poor, indigent,
Consolation.
needy, distressed, miserable, piti-
able.
25b-5^cas5Do dukanamu, s. A shop, 250-5-*
6tfe£, Sêfcsfoa dfnata, dinatwamu, s'

ra&»-~S>&», ~£crtxi dukanamu - pettu,
Poverty, wretchedness, misery. veyu, Toup a shop. &-r°n-Gr>

set
&sS#sfo> dipanamu, s. Hunger. 2. The &Z& dukanadarudu, A shop-keeper.

power of digestion. «fe§cn.e)s6o3 dukularnu, s. A silk cloth.
&3s$m dipamu, s. A lamp. 2. A light. 2. Any fine cloth.
&$ ska dirghamu, adj. Long. s. A 25b i^- dukki, s. Ploughed ground. 2.
long vowel. 2. The connected form Ploughing. j5b§k_X*b dukkiteddu,

"*
of es a viz. A ploughing ox. 2fc§^_êjs5» du-
&3 divi, 5. An island. kkipolamu, A ploughed field.
63o-&divintsu, v. a. To bless, &"3tf abX duga, s. A couple, or pair ; a
dlvena, s. A blessing, or benedic- deuce at games.
tion. 25bX<ys5a>, 2fc7fo<ys5M dugalamu, dugula-
mu, s. The sixteenth part of the
coin termed a pagoda.
25bo?C dunga, s. A block of wood. 8b"7r°;o duggani, s. A copper coin, of
25bo&Ks5*> dundagamu, s. Dishonesty, the value of ten cash.
craftiness. &o&%&> dundagidu, A 25b ?fo duggu, s. Spoilt grass, or straw.
fraudulent, or crafty, man. 25b K dugdha, 5. Enmity, hate. 2. Vain

A
male buffalo. 9
#boe£ dunta, s.
hope.
abosS dumpa, s. A root. 2. A vegetable. 25b2&& dudukn, s. Inconsiderateness.
2$bo5srx°tf dnmpakura, An edible 2. The follies of children, adj. In-
root. considerate, foolish. 2. Wicked.
abtf«5-Durati 256 zsbsx^^.Dushkan
«£&> duddu, s. A coin, of the value ! aotftf durada, s. An itching.

of ten, or twenty, cash. 2. club. A I
^tfifctf duradura, s. Great haste.
&&o£*& ducldukarrra.A laree stick, I
aotf^ctf^ durabhyasamu, 6*. A bad
or staff. practice, or custom.
J
£& & dutta, s. An earthen pot, with !

&tf**» duramu,s. Battle, combat, war,
a small mouth. ! efc-cpoar-o durayi, s. vide estf ana.
&>& duddu, s. A sort of ear-orna-
I
&-ut& durasa, s. Vain hope ;
unat-
ment, worn by women. tainable desire
»&£&*&> dunna, dunnapotu,
I
jsof^j, s.
abe^sSx) dnritamu, s. Crime. 2. Sin.
A male buffalo.
tfo&?oo dnrusu, s. Haste, speed.
tfbaso^ dunna, v. a. To plough.
tfotf
o
osSsSoo
° dur°:ai<dhamu, s. A stink.
&z^kos$x> duppatamu, s. Armour, ,
efctf »5oa durgamu,
o ° s. A hill fort.
mail.
2&;Svfe5 duppati. thrown
s. A cloth tfc&ra^ durgunamu, ac^'.Ill natured.
s. Ill nature.
loosely over the body, and some-
times tied, round the waist, sss'k- *fcS\e>s5» durbalamu, adj. Weak.
2fo£\£3 pakkaduppati, A cloth, or e5b tâ&. durbhasha, s. Abuse; oppro-
sheet, for sleeping on. brious language.
sfc S)^ dnppi, s. A male spotted deer. 25b -tr°. tf sfo> durmargamu, ad/\ Vicious,
tfc2XK dubbu, 5. A tuft, or bunch. wicked, s. Yice, wickedness.

26s5jxtfs53o dumaramu, s. Dust. &ew^) dulupu, v. a. To shake, so as
ffcj&»&, 2$bs5M§ber>2& dumuku, dumu- to throw off the dust-
kuladu, v. n. To leap. 2Sbs^S>oo$b duvalintsu, v. n. To shine,
2fcs&»§b dumuku, s. A leap. ekSDlo-tfo to glitter.
dumikintsu, v. Cans. To cause to ^ssooosj duvvaluva, s. A sheet, to
leap ; to leap a horse, &c cover the body.
jfcsSMj dummu, s. Dust 2. A bone.
**.£)£ duvvu, v. a. To comb. 2. To
£fos$ê)5T o^ dummulagondi, s. A
>
stroke, to rub gently, or tenderly.

hyena.
fcfeoB&oeduyyu, v. a. vide &*c&o duyu. *5b"3o£f duvvena, s. A comb,
efctffeSw duratillu, 0. %. To regret, to tfoss^-tfsfoo dushkaramu, ae?/. Difficult
lament to be done.
.
dfc-tf*5M-Duramii 257 & N S\-Drishti
s&sxxSm dushtamu, or. zfcsk dnshtu, &r»tf

§jJ
durastri, s. A menstruous
adj. Low, vile. 2. Weak, impo- woman.
tent. 3. Bad, wicked, depraved. ^490 durru, v. a. To enter. 2. To
25b&> dustu, s A suit of clothes, <£c penetrate, or pierce. 3. To creep
iD, under, or through. 4. To re-
c&r> proach, blame, or abuse. &*&»&
To penetrate, diirutsu,?. Cans. To cause to enter.
t&r>V& dukonu, v. c.
dfr»&M durru, s. Abusive language,
pierce, or enter in. From ôoco
reproachful words, ill usage, blame.
duyu, q, v.
&r*y dula, 5. An itching.
2$r>Xtf dugara, 5. The dust of paddy.
tfb^ôS, tir°vK*'3v dulagondi, dii-
2. A cobweb.
lagovela, 5, The plant termed Co-
afc*& diita, s. The interior tender sub- witch. Dolichos pruriens.
stance of the plantain tree. &rv&» dulamu, s. A beam of timber.
d$y& duel a, s.A calf. I
c&'Sxci, aScpsxrasS-o dushana, dusharia-
&*& 5. A messenger, a spy.
data, mu, s. A curse. 2. Blame, reproach.
s$r>® duti, s. A procuress. 3. A fault, or defect. a^txoift dii-
#sr*a dudi, s. Cotton, after it has been shintsu, v. a. To curse, blame, cen-
sure, or reproach.
cleared from the seed. âô&,
e£p&cxxK> dushyamu, adj. Reprehensi-
zSr>i$& dudiyeku, dudeku, To clean
ble, contemptible, vile, bad, accur-
cotton. e&»"£§oe>*r»2&dudekulav5du,
sed, s. A tent.
A cotton cleaner.
i5cr-s diipa, s. Thirst.
%
«r»»tfaoa dubaradindi, adj. Extra- &^36w dridhamu,ac?;. Much, exceed-
vagant. Hard, firm. 3. Able, po-
ing. 2.
werful.
4<, Bulky, massive, solid.
efc-ssâ dumudi. s . A looped knot. ^s^?oosfe) drjshtantamu, 5. An ex-
«j*c&d di'jyu, v. To enter, penetrate,
a.
ample, illustration, instance, proof,
or pierce. 2. To draw, as a sword, evidence. 2. Science, a sastra.
&c. 3. To strip leaves, &q. Off, by *)
9
£ drishti, s. An eye. 2- Sight, see-
pulling through the hand.
ing; a look, tfvixs^sxssw drishti-
tfr»tf;6cx> diiramu, s. Distance, adj. , v to
doshamu, The influence of evi
Distant, far eyes.
33
-gSssif-Devala 258 "3 tf »5~Daivata
"8 2§w»e>cx6rii» devalayamu, s. A temple.

-^& devi, s* Any female deity.
T5i^tfaS» depparamu, s. Danger, per-
T§5# devu, v. To take rice, <fcc. With
il, difficulty.
the hand, out of water in which it
•ass^ deppu, v. a. To taunt, jeer, or has been washed. 2. To search for;
reproach. especially in water. "^êr»2^> devu-
"3»% debba, s. A Blow ; a stroke. ladu, To dive into water. 2. To

search.
-3ê>o8;& debbalutinu, To be bea-
ten. -3» x ex>-ictf», r'fco debbalu- "&$)£o devudu, s. God, the supreme
veyu, kottu, To beat. being. 2. Any deity. 3. A cloud.
*3ct6cs5M deyyamu, 5. A demon, or t§$8o-ifo devurintsu, v. n. To beg
evil spirit. humbly ; to implore, or solicit.
"%$ desa, s. vide &&{,- dikku. t§"â deveri, s. A queen.
a "^#sfo> desamu, s. A country, terri-

tory, land, or district a region,
£& deku, v. w. To creep, or slide,
whether inhabited, or uninhabit-
;
along the ground, on the posteriors. ed. t§£"&>2& desasthudu, A man be-
-%$6 devata, s. A deity. 2. A god-
• '
es*
longing to any particular country;

dess. an inhabitant. 2. The appellation
•tssti devara, s. Making in the noon. of a particular tribe among the
brahmans.
<plu. "£x>tfex>, "^£>g devaralu, deva-
llu, A
deity, male, or female. This
I§3§b2& desikudu, s. A Guru, or spi-
Word, among the natives who wear ritual teacher.
the lingam, is often applied as an "c^cKfoa desyamu, s. The language
honorific to their priests
title, it
of a country, or land. adj. Of or
;
is also used, by all persons, when belonging to a land, or country.

much deference is meant to be paid
to men of superior age, rank, or t§s5-**>x> dehamu, 5. The body.
learning, andmay be said to cor-
respond with the English phrases
Sir, My Lord, &c. •gêss^ dainyamu, s. Meanness, co-
•^ssS'sScx) devalamu, s. vide -&-5r*vc&&x> vetousness. 2. Poverty, humility.
dev&layamu.
"8 ss£«5oo
daivatamu,s. god, or deity. A
r^&S'-Doddika 259 £-«tfr*-Dorako
"S tfs5x> daivamu, s. God. 2. Destiny, 6â-^°r doddikadla, <3c?i. Bandy-

fate, luck, fortune, adj. Divine- legged.
J 5>K9, ;s sscfcr*Ks5» daivagati, dai- &*# dona, 5. A deep fountain. 2. A

vayogamu, Chance, accident. 13 sJ quiver.
efr»sxre daivaduskana, Blasphemy. 6-»tf?& donagu, s. Evil, mischief,

"3 o3-?5b daivaru, v. n. To be agree- harm.
able, or pleasant. 2. To be born. fir»^& donaru, «$: Worthy, fit.
a* 6-*!^\ , sr*^ donne, doppa, s. A cup

made of leaves.
fir»oK donga, s. A thief, a robber. 2.
A rogue, or rascal, er^sSjfir*^ doppadogti, v. *z. To sink,
fiôftDoofc, £T*ofce>o dongilintsu, don-

to be drowned ; to be severely
wet by rain.
gilu, v. a. To rob; or steal. fiôX"
dongatanamu,
er°£>ux dobbu, v. a. To push. fir»^<y
s£x>s*», firôXersfea
«5S& dobbulapadu, v. ?i. To be pu-
dongarikamu, s. Theft.
dondatige, 5. The plant shed, 2. To be abused- fir°«»*e)13&a
fir*o£&l?
dobbulabettu, v. a. To abuse.
termed Bryonia grandis.
e»o& dondi, s. A hole. sr°oS£p2&3b
6r°o^ domma, s. A fainting disease,
which affects cattle.
dondipodutsu, To bore a hole.
er*o© donti, s, A heap of pots, one &*&_JSkf>o&> dommaravandlu, s. plu.
above another. Tumblers, rope dancers.
o25 £ dondadi, s. The confusion of

fir* SP&d, donrmi, s. A mingled or con-
battle. 2. A mingled noise. fused noise. 2. The confusion of
£**£ dodda, adj. Great, large, big, battle.
eminent. 2. Excellent, good. 3. fir^tf dora, s. A master, lord, superior,

Rich, powerful. 6r*££tfs5c» dodda- ruler, governor, or king. 2. Equa-
tanamu, Greatness. 2. Excel-
s.
lity, similarity. fir*tf£f$s5a> dorata-
lence. 3. Riches, power- namu, s. Government. 2. Reign.
6T*g doddi, s. A backyard. 2. A cow frM-fro^ dorasani, s- A queen, or
house, lady.
fir^&r&w doddikattu, s. vide «§*»£$'&» erô'^'so dorakonu, v. a. To attain,
tottikattu. or obtain. 2. To begin, or com
Sr&^b-Dotsu 260 S**tfr*-D6raria
mence. &-*tf"§o-*ex> dorakolu, s. At- £**>§ doti, s. A long pole with a hook
taining. 2. Commencement. at the end of it, used to pluck
fruit from high trees.
S^tfr^tf^x % dorakolusannasi, s. A
thief, a robber.
a^sSw donamu, s. A large heavy
mallet, for driving wedges into the
£"*tfoc*» dorayn, t>. w. To resemble.
clefts of the palmyra-tree, when it
&-*tf<yo doralu, «?. «. To roll figu-
, is split.
ratively, to die, or expire. £~*Se-o &*~% done, s. A native vessel with

&> dorlmtsn, v. a To roll.
a single masfc. 2. A boat.
ST*?5b^b doruku, v. n. vide sêooSo do- fi^^b &*&&> dopu, dopudu, 5. Plun-
rr uku. der, devastation, pillage. &*$&>
6r*dbrf>, £"*&£ doruvu, dorvu, s. A tzt>&> dopuctuvadu, s. A robber, a
spring- 2 A large well. thief.
A #*jg) dopu, v. a. To place, or stick,

e"»&3)»Tb2» doruvupatteda, s-
in ; to thrust in ; to insert.
crupper.
doiruku, v. n. To be found,
tf*s5b doma, * A musquitoe, a gnat.
fiâsogb
gotten, procured? or obtained, sr*

Sâ&litf domatera, A musquitoe
curtain.
el So-dbr* ssb dorrikintsakonu,To ap-
fiôoo doyi, 5. A couple, two.
prehend, seize, or secure.
fiêooS doyili, s. The two hands join-
ed together, so as to hold any
a^ô doku, v, a. To smooth the earth*, thing. £^Q»£>o-i5b doyilintsu, To
to dig up grass by. the root, er ^ 6 hold the hands joined together, in
that manner.
r'ssb-5 ^ dokukonipovu, To be gra-
zed, as applied to the skin.
&s $ir°c& dorakaya, s. A fruit almost
ripe.
£-5/6, e^7r«db dogu, dogaMu, v. n-
doragilu, doragillu,
tf*tf ft«yo, ST*tf ftex>
To creep on the knees, as an in- v. n. To be
bent, as applied to
fant.
trees; to be nearly ripe, as applied
fi^-iSc? 8* 3br* sso dotsu, dotsukonu, v. to fruit.
a. To plunder, rob, or commit de- 6"$tfe*K*» doranamu, s. vide #*tfc3*5w

vastation. toranamu.
%*&>.& ..Paubitru 261 a sâ-Brimmar
doramu, A
G*ti&x>
entrance.
s. gate, door, or
6
.tfjSSs&o dravamu, s. Juice, essence,
erStfssl^x doravanne, s. A bay colour. exudation, wetness. 2. Spittle.
£-*& doru, v. n. To be bent, as ap-
# 3o-& dravintsu, v. To drop.
plied to trees. 2. To die.
& dravyamu, Wealth, pro-
£T*s5 dova, s. A road, path, or way.
s5cs5oa 6*.
2. Means, mode, manner. 3. An perty, riches, substance. 2. A

expedient, vide &*,£ trova, s*ss thing. Elementary substance,
3.
{
&&£&*$) dovatappipovu, To miss nine kinds of which are reckoned,

one's way. s^s5-5°jo dovachilu, To viz. Earth, water, fire, air, aather,
part, or go off, as one road from

time, space, soul, and intellect.
another.
6T*,s© dovati, s. A Hindoo's lower
drabha, An awkward,
^^j^ s. or
garment the cloth round
; his loins.
useless person.
#**" dosa, s. A particular kind of
(-sr> tfS'sfeo dravakamu, s. Ointment-
cake baked on an iron plate. fi^S"
2. Distillation.
£r*otfo dosapoyu,To bake this cake
on an iron plate. (
7S* s>2a'^S's5a>,
/ ^» S^^jfej dravi-
S^sIsSm doshamu, s. Fault, defect^ dadesamu, draviladesamu s. The ,
blemish. 2. Sin, offence, crime. Tamil country, on the south eas-

& € Xs-°a& dusakaya, s. cucumber. A tern side of the Indian peninsula,
G*%® dosili, s. vide srSo»I) doyili. below the Ghauts, from Madras,
8*1>&> desedu, adj. As much as to Cape Comorin.
the two hands joined can contain. ^j® dravu, v. a. To push.
&*lb dose, s. vide fir**" dosa.
.Ty* & draksha, x. The grapevine.
^"°£ dauda, s. The cheek, vide »#£

davada. a s5b & drimmaru, v. n. To wander.
Z*£o daudu, s. vide &;#&> davudu, ,a,s&.8 drimmari, s. A wanderer of
S'Sr*^^ dauhitrudu, s. A daugh- either sex. ^ss^Sfifo drimmarfdu,
ter's son. 5. A male wanderer.
&p3x$M-Dw!'pamu 262 -jp#-Dh&ta
.&joKb drungu, v. n> To become less; # dha, The thirty-fourth letter, and
to decrease. nineteenth consonant, in the Telu-
gu alphabet.
£^ dhanf, s. A master, superior, ruler,
/B^k-So drekkonu, e>. a. To oppose, or owner.
or resist, #tfx5cx> dhanamu, $. Riches, wealth.
ôtfog dreyyu, p. n. To be broken. treasure, property.
$%cx&*vo dhaniyalu, s. plu. Coriander
€> seeds.
6T* s^s5w drohamu, s. Treason, re-
#s6$, #;&&£ dhanuvu, dhanussu, s.
bellion, revolt. 2. Mischief, malice,
trespass, injury. 3. Treachery, be-
A bow.
traying confidence or trust repo- $$& dharani, s. The earth.
sed in one. ^St^s^sSw^c&j droha-

#0 dhari, s. vide %q dari.
#8o-*fc, ^8c»oo^5b dharintsu, dhariyin-
mucheyu, To act treacherously.
tsu, v. a.To wear. 2. To dress, or
^^gp> drohi, s. A traitor, a betrayer. put on. 3. To assume a form, 4. To
retain in mind. 5. To hold.
#5^ dharitri, s. The earth.

#oo&c>s&> dwamdwamu, s. A couple,
#tf\*5a>, $&,$) dharmamu, dharmuvu,
pair, or brace. 2. Strife, dispute.
s. Virtue moral and religious
;
"** merit, according to the law and

the Vedas.
dwaramu, 5. A door, or gate.
-oê tf *&»
^J^sf^sr- dharmakarta, s. An arbitra-
2. A means an expedient. 3. A
;
tor, or judge.
medium, or way by which any
thing takes place, or is effected . 4. ^ss^jSm dhavaianru, s. White colour.
A hole.
TP*3 dhati, s. Advancing towards, or

&otfift» dwlpamiv. An island- 2. Any confronting, an enemy.
of the seven dwipas, into which tjt>s£, 7p<>3\&i dhata, dhatridu, s.
the Hindoos divide the earth. Bramha, the creator.
§£^8o^-Phikkarintsu 263 -^ctfsko-Dhyanamu
-^•ô^dhatuvu, s. A fossil, or mineral $

2. Bed chalk. 3. The pulse. 4. A
$ dhi, .<?. Understanding, intellect-
grammatical root.
qr>.©. dhatri, s. The earth. 2. The ual os£s5w dhimantamu, adj. Sensi-
tree termed emblic myrobalan. 3- ble, intelligent.§s&© dhimati, s.
A foster mother, a nurse. A female of understanding.
-qr>tfcsS3o dhanyamu, s. Grain ; corn $tfo5w dhiramu, adj. Brave. 2. Firm,
in general but especially paddy. steady. 3- Wise, sensible, learned.
•?p-*tfe->tfs5x> dhanyasaramu, Grain §35&>a& dhivarudu, 5. fisherman. A
after thrashing,
-qptf dhara, s. Distillation, dripping,
the oozing or issuiDg of any sub- $j*tfs&» dhupamu, s. Incense- $**$£

stance, by continued dropping. 2. ^»>8r dhupakalasamu,
e> *"«&»,
The sharpness of a sword or any
dhuparti, A censer.
cutting instrument.
>£r*sks5co dhumama, s. Smoke.
-qptin dharana 5 s. Price, valuation,
2^n»s5b"^ô^) dhumaketuvu,5. A comet.
-qr«tfr335a> dharanamu, s. Holding, ha-
^pdhuli, s. Dust.?^n.|)gob5s5i)55cw dhu-
ving, maintaining, wearing.
-jytfoSw dharamu, s. vide -5T># *5a> da- likuttimamu, A mound, or rampart.
ramu.
a.
-tp*Ty>$s&xi dharalamu, s. Fluency of
-9 tfeaSoo dhairyamu, 5. Steadiness,
speech. 2. Generosity, liberality.
firmness. 2. Bravery, courage, gall-
-5r>tfc& dharuni, s. The earth.
antry.
-jp8 ^"sSoa dharmikamu, adj. Virtu-
ous, pious, just.
-^s>o^s5c» dhavantamu, s. Grief. 2. ^tfsS dhorani, s. Line, range. 2. way.
Suffering. 3. Style. 4. Tradition. 5. Experi-

Tpss?> dhavali> s. A kind of woolen ence
75-*'
cloth.
9 ipr>otf&x> dhyanamu. s. Meditation,

$§k_eoS& dhikkariutsu, v. a. To send but especially that pro-
reflection,
off, or dismiss, abruptly. 2. To found and abstract consideration
speak contemptuously. 3. To dis- which brings it's object, fully and
regard. undisturbedly, before the mind.
-
tfoz?»-Nandzu 264 tfX-Naga
paru, To grow pale; to swell.

tfoa*>&> nandzu du, s. Flesh-meat,
#oo#s6w dhwamsamu,s. Loss, destruc-
tion, # o o tf s6*> ^ oak
extinction.
ô^-sôss nandrakaya, s. A crab.
dhwamsamucheyu,t\ a. To destroy, tfossb2& nandanudu, s. A son.

to ravage, to desolate, to annihi- tfoO*x*£& nambivadu, s. A priest in
late.
,
the temples of Vishnu; his caste
^2j«Sw> dhwajamti, 5. A flag, or ban- is traced to the descendant of a
ner, ââfctfoa dhwajadrumamu, chatriya female, by a brahman.
The palm tree. tfS"ew nakalu, s. A copy. tf**«yo-^jxr°
$~ 3 dhwani, s. Sound, noise, report, ctf», ^csfc> nakalu- vrayn, cheyu. To

voice. ^8£q& pratidhwani, An copy. # goo ^ o»o -& nakalucheyin-
echo. tsu, To get copied.
tf-r°ff&-»ex> nakarapollu, s. The sign
na, The of n final ; viz. §"~.
tf thirty-fifth letter, and
twentieth consonant, in the Telu- tf§!\;$& nakishlpani, s. Work in ena-
gu alphabet. mel.
tfortb nangu, v. n. To speak through tfSk_, rB oS'sr^r.nakka, konkanakka,
the nose. ô5\s5<r»6o nangimata, A s. A jackall. >footo'tf§V guntanak-
nasal sound ; a word pronounced ka, A fox. ^r^„^§ nakkajittu,
through the nose. Deceit, trick.
ô« nanja,s. Irrigated ground ; land ^"§^-§6 nakkillu, s. plu. The joints,
cultivated by artificial irrigation, of the jaws.
and producing what is technically-
nakku, s. A lump or mass of
tfgbL_
termed the wet crop.
iron. 2. A notch
in trees, tomade
tfoz?5 nandzu, v. a. To eat, from dis
try their fitness for being cut. v. h.
gust, a very little at a time, tfcts* To hide, or conceal one's-self. 2.
r*?3o nandzukonu, To eat a litte of To crouch down. 3. To lie in wait.
any thing, like pickle, &c. As a iSgptix, tf$3tfi6*> nakhamu,nakharamu,
reMsh to the principal food. s. A nail, or claw. A cat. 2. A lion.
tfos?3 nandzo, s. A lingering, or dor-
$K naga, s. A robe, or long gown. 2.
mant, disease. ô2»^r»eb nandzu A bullock load, as applied to ghee,
sto-Nattu 265 tf&rib.Nadama
oil,tobacco, or cotton. 3. A jewel tfknT*& nattukonu. o. n. To re-

or ornament. 4. metal vessel. A main : to reside.
tfXafc nagadu, s. Ready money. #&>o$ nattuvu, s. Dancing. ^w^-sr*^
^Ks&a nagamu, s. A tree. 2. A moun- nattuvukadu, A dancing master,
tain. ^few^âg nattuvutsavidi, A dan-
cSXtfsSw, tf?(a nagaramu, nagari, s. A cing school. tSknQ&yofc nattuvu-
city, or town.
pulugu, The peacock ; from it's
tfKtfb, tiKtf) nagaru, nagalu, s- Mak- elegant pace.
ing in the inflexion singular. #KQ
tf 6ar*oex> natwalu, s. plu. An amble. 2,
nagari, A palace. Ambling.
^•7t»tp nagara, s. A large drum. #& nada, s. Walk, pace, or step. 2.
nagu, n. To laugh, vide £$<>,
t*76 v.
A trip. s£>$S\tfe$ manishinada, A
*>*«$ navvn, nagavu, s. Laughter. man's walk. Tfo$s<§> $& gurrrapuna-
^«b-5T»&» nagubatu, s. A joke. da, A horse's paces- ss&sfssxr^tfdf
tf o^ natstsu, v. a. To confide in ; to ewsf^â padavamudunadaluvach-
trust, or believe to have faith in.
;
chinadi, The boat has made three
s: Delay. 2. Trifling. 3.
Annoyance*.
adj. Troublesome, ^sfnachchika,
trips, tf&spa nadabavi, A deep
well, with steps down to it.
s. Confidence, belief, faith.
X&Z nadaka, s. Walking. 2. Walk. 3.
tf jstfc nadzaru, s An offering, or pre-
sent, made by an
.
inferior to a su-
Conduct, behaviour, vide
$ t&> &
nadutsu.
perior.
tf£iT-tfa8-tf£tfg, tfe&s>& nadata-na-
tf |o natta, s. The middle. This word
diti-nadavadi, naduvadi, s. Con-
is used, in composition, only
pre- duct, behaviour, demeanour, vide
fixed to others ; as ?f6otf&>sk na-
#£&>#b nadutsu.
ttanaduma, In the very middle.
tf &Ho-& nadatentsu, v. n. To come, to
ife» nattillu, The middle of the
arrive.
house. ** * natteru. The middle
of the river. #&*& nadama, ado. In the middle ;
betwixt, between. $&&&*$?*&>

tffco natfcu, s. Residence. 2. Obstacle,
hmderanee.3. Procrastination, he- nadamamatladu, To interrupt one
sitation. 4. The bent
in speaking. 2. To intercede as a
grass, Nuth.
mediator.
34
tf^j&o-Nadumu 266 jsjsS^.Nanupu
#&$ nadava, s. The first passage, at tf£ks5a>§'fe»r

T,
;3o nadumukatfcukonu,
the entrance of a native house; To gird the loins, i. e. To be ready
to do any thing.
which leads from the street, into
the inner court. tf& naddi, s. The back of the waist.
nadu, The middle. adj. Bent, hollow, crooked, turned

#&, tfzh nadi, s.
nadikattu, A up.
adj- Middle, tf&sffea
man's waist band, girdle, belt, or tf e^^bo e», tf &vo nattagullalu, natta-
sash. tfSr&pS'ex) nadinukalu, Kice lu, plu. The small shell fish,
s.
termed muscles.
broken in the middle, tfclis 8 na-
dinetti, The middle, or crown of tf € o&oo nattamillu, v. n. To lie down,
the head. #&r£.&> nadivrelu, The or recline.
middle finger. ^bôoo nadureyi, tf 8 natti, s. Stammering stuttering. ;
Midnight. #«&> nattu, v. n. To stammer or stut-

#&>& nadutsa, v. n. To walk, to go, ter, s.The nose ring worn by In-
to move. 2. To proceed forwards, dian females.
to go or move on. 3. To happen, ties nadi, s. A river.
occur, pass, or take place. 4. To nana, s. A flower. % A sprout.
#tf
behave or conduct one's-self. 5. To
take effect. 6. To continue, to be tf^sS^jS nanaboni, A female.
in existence, to be going on with- #£-%*& nanakaru, s. Spring ;
the
out hinderance. of the six seasons into which
first
#&>$, #SSio-& nadupu, nadipintsu, the Hindoos divide the year.
v. a. To cause to walk, &c. In all tftftfb, tftfotfo nanatsu, nanayu, v. n.
of the above meanings. 2. To To expand, or bloom to sprout,
;
break in a horse to his paces. 3.

or blossom.
To navigate a vessel. 4. To manage
a family. tftfô°a» nanabayi, adj. Imperfectly
tf2&n5br*x& nadufsukonu, v. Comp. To boiled, as applied to rice only.
behave, or conduct one's-self. #?£>$ nanupu, v. n. To agree with
$&>Q nadupu, s. Walking. 2. Apace, one's health, or constitution, as.
or step. -&> "^2'jfoofr §ctftf;5"£2fc
,
idesamu-
^&>s5» nadumu, s. The'middle. 2. The n£kunanapaledu,This country does
waist. #&£» nadimi, adj. Middle. not agree with me.
;
#09S*«fe» -Nayanamu 267 tfewSa-Narruku
tftfrêaj nannurru, adj. Numeral. tfotf&a nayamu, adj. Cheap, s. A

Four hundred. sound or good state good health. ;
ôaSs5oa-7r»^r»6r»db nayamugamatla-
#15\ 8 nannetti, 5. vide ^<§"3_§ na-
dmetti, Under, tf & nadi. du, To speak with kindness; ôs5

*5x>-7r>$o£& nayamu gavundu, To be
XQoX&th napumsakudu,6\A eunuch.
convalescent, tfoss^csss s&gt^ naya-
2. An impotent man, ôSS^cako
napumsakatwamu, s. Impotency. bhayamuga, By means of both

kindness and threats ; both by
$%)o%gg>oX&x> naputosakalingamu, coaxing, and threatening.
The neuter gender.
tfosSaSw nayamu, s. Guiding, direct-
cS^r> naphi, s. Profit, gain, advan- ing, either literally, or figurative-
tage. ly as in morals, &c.
tfs&S) namali, s. A peacock. tf tf nara, 5. vide tfs $ narapu.
cfs&°x>, tfs&:>ex> namalu, namulu, v. a. tf tf *f&> narakadu, s. A low, or mean,
To chew, masticate, or gnaw. man.
tfsfc-Sr^-tfsS&s, tfsfcr5k_\© namaskara- tftfS'sfo narakamu, s. Hell; the infer-
mu, namaskriti, s. Prostration, sa- nal regions. tftf-ô^SoeSb narakan-
lutation. f5>s5b^^_Qo^5b ; tf jSb^^tfsSoo takudu, Yishnu.
"^dak namaskarintsu, namaskara-
tftf?C naraga, s. A drum.
mucheyu, To prostrate one's-self
tftftgb tfefc^) narapu, narupu, s> The
to salute another.
greyness of the hair.
^sS^Sb nammaku, s. Salt.
nammu, To believe, or
tftfsfeo naramu, 3. A vein. 2. A nerve,.
tfsSMj v. a.
tendon, or muscle of the body.
give credit to. 2. To trust, or con-
foToz^Xi naralubigusukonu,
tf-a*e>o£>
fide in ; to rely on ; to have faith
in. The tendons to contract.
tfSô-ab nammintsu, v. Cans, To cause <Sd3&> nariyu, v. n. To grow grey, as

to believe, &c. applied to the hair.
XSd^Z nammika, s. Belief. 2. Faith, tf&3b naruku, v. a. vide tf«»gb ua-
confidence, assurance, dependence rruku.
on. adj. Trust-worthy, faith-ful.
r$o&>&> narruku, v. a. To cut; to hew;
jfcsstfska nayanamu, s. An eye.
to fell to sever. st A cut ;
a
;
tfe»Kb&-Naluguru 268 #ste&-Navayu
wound. E3o^s»^«oSbjambhaluna- tfeajg) nalupu, s. Blackness, adj Black.

rruku, To boast. v. a. vide This word under tfex>fto
^690 23s narrudzu, adj. Little, small, nalugu.

êsew narrralu, s. flu. Horned beasts- tfew&a nalubadi, adj. Forty.
<S^°tk narrradu, v n. To wander. tfooss naluva, s. Bramha, the crea-
2. To travel. tor ; as having four faces.
tfoS' nalaka, s. vide tf ?) nali 1. tfe»s$ naluvu, s. Beauty, adj. Beauti-

tfeK&tfsSw nalatsadaramu, ful
naltsadaramu, adj. Square.

tfex>&> nalusu, s. An atom. tfzx>t$c&
nalusanta, As much as an atom.
#3) nali, s. Bust, powder. 2. Indispo-
<$<d nalla* adj. Black ; often in it's
sition, illness.
adjective form. $v 3, g& a nallani,
tfSS'o^^psfe? nalikandlapamu, 5. A nallati,
CO
Blackness.
*
CO
s. Charcoal. 2.
species of lizard. 3. Blood, tfo Hb&> nallaguddu, The
tfOS'sSw nalikamu, adj. Little, small pupil of the eye.
;
tfosfcotfb nalla-
thin, trifling, s. Smallness, little- mandu, Opium, lit. Black medi-
ness ; thinness. cine.
tfex> nalu, adj. Four ; as. tfex>"3;5e»
tfo ztf&x), tfo tf nalladanamu, nallana,
naludesalu,Four quarters or sides. s. Blackness.
jfooSbss' nalukuva, s. Illness, sickness,
Hosr8 nallavo, interj. Expressive of
weakness. sorrow, Alas! &c.
tfaoKo nalugu, s. The act of rubbing £8 nalli, s. bug. A
the body with the flour of green tfg>o& nallinllu, s. plu- Residence,
oo co
gram, Phaseolus radiatus, in order dwelling.
to cleanse and purify the skin. v. ^"3&> nalledu, adj. Of the size of a
n. To be bruised, or crushed. 2. span, or of four fingers breadth.
To be weak from sickness. 3. To #35" nava, s. An itching.
be withered. tfssJT^ navagonu, v. n. To itch.
fteo-ifo, tfex>$ nalutsu, nalupu, v. a. ##&£*&> navanltamu, s. Fresh butter.

To crush, or bruise. 2. To rub any #ssc&s, tfScsak navayu, naviyu, v. n.
part ofthe|body. To have any lingering disease ; to
£ex>7fc& nalu guru, adj. Numeral. Four. be weak from it's effects.
F--N* 269 •&-Natsu
£tfer» navala, s. A woman. (vT°go naku, v. a. To lick.
$<&*&> navatu, s. Refined sugar. cT> §o%& nakintsu, v. CWs, To cause

tfsr»tf> navaru, s. Broad and strong to lick.
cotton tape. ^Xsfco nagamu, s. A serpent, or
tfar»£r°X&s$x> navasagaramu, 5. Sal- snake.
ammoniac. paxes' :6m nagarikamn, 5. Neatness in
^.nawu, v. n. To laugh. 5. Laugh-
dress, elegance. % Prudence.
ter in this sense it is also written
;
jy*X© nagali, s. Making in the inflex.
$$) navu.
Sing. tpX^S nagati, A plough, -^x
^©Qo-^bnavvintsu, v. Caus. To cause
feSoS'eso nagatimkarrru, A plough-
to laugh,
»'^>o&p»ew navvutalu, 5. £>Zm. Laugh- share. ^XofeS-Os^ nagantichippa,
ing, joking. tf$Qer>&> navvulata, s.

The wooden part of the plough?
upon whieh the iron share is fixed.
Laughter ; amusement fun. ;
tf$o-& nasintsu, v. n. To be ruined,

TpXssID nagavalli, s. The beetle vine.
or destroyed.
2.The ceremony which terminates
nashtamu, adj. Lost, destroy- a Hindoo marriage, generally per-
tfsxsfoa
formed on the fifth day from the
ed, annihilated, s. Loss, damage, commencement of the marriage
injure, detriment, destruction. ceremony.
j67S nasa, s. vide tfss nava.
7r°X3r»tfs5x> nagavasamu, s. The infer-
#tfes5a> nasyamu, 5. Snuff. 2. Any
nal regions.
powder or liquid which physici-
ans prescribe to be snuffed up into
-fT>X*s*Xi6*> nagavasamu, s. A staple
the nose. ^tfgsSw&e&^b nasyamupi- for a hasp. 2. A
dancing school. 3.
dutsu, To express the juice of any
A set of dancing girls.
herb into the nose. 7T>Xb nagu, s. Interest paid in grain,

tf&^s&w nakshatramu, s. A star. 2. on account of grain lent.
A constellation, or lunar mansion, âr ^ nachikonu, v. a. To usurp ;
of which the Hindoos reckon. 27.
to seize unjustly. 7P'-S)r6 ao nachi-
kolu, s. Usurpation ; an unjust
•p* n£, pro. My. This is the possessive seizure.
pronoun of "^Sab nenu, T. -â nadi, 7r>-& n£tsu, s. The aquatic plants
Mine. te rmed vallisneria octandra.
sp'Stftt-Nademu 270 â^&.Napachenu
-fT*tegs$x> nalakamu, s. A drama, *or applied to the^texture of cloth, pu-

rity of metal, &c. 2. Ascertaining
play.
7r»fc>3 natu, v. a. To plant. 2. To trans- the quality of anything. 3. Ho-
nesty.4. Coin. adj. Fine. 2- Good,
plant- 3. To fix firmly, v. n. To
honest.
prick ; to pierce.
.«r°*5o-?$b natintsu, v. Cans. To cause •jt»8 nati, s. A woman.
to plant, &c. Tr^Jfo nathudn, s. A husband, ma-
fr°t>x> natu, adj. Of or belonging to ster, or lord.
the country. 7r°£sfco nadamu, Sound in general.
s.
7T°fc)c85oo nafyamu, s. Dancing. 2. A (3-°ao-v3b nadintsu, To sound.

dance. 3. A play. TT'-z^tib nadaru, adj. lit. Not posses-
•{5r>& nadi, s. Any tubular organ of sing. Poor, helpless, weak. v. n.
the body ; as an artery, vein, or To be poor, helpless, or weak.
A Hindoo hour of 24
intestine. 2.
•j3-°tf nana, s. Shame, modesty
English minutes. T^&aSa^nfo nadi-
•p^-?p nana, adj. Many, various, diffe-
tsutsu, To feel the pulse.
rent.
-$*& nadu, s. Making in the inflex-
&*&> nanu, s. A sort of neck orna-
sing. -&-•& nati, Time, as -ssK -^^b
ment, worn by Hindoo women, v.
chinnanadu, Infancy. &$•*&> ana- n. To be soaked, or steeped.
dn. That time. t^^S^So-© n^tinun- 7T°;&2& nanudu, adj. Moist, wet. 2.
chi, Since then. 2. day as *3o A ;
Soaked, steeped. t?$ tfg'sko^Sb 73-*
&oS<^&> rendavanadu, The second &&> 7F>sSi&\tfi apustakamunakuna-

r
day. 7r°^b"3v»êx) nadumodalu, nudu gavatstsunu, I recollect that

From that day forwards. 3. A book, by heart, but not so as to
country; as &ro&^&> turpnnadu, repeat it without some errors.
The eastern country. 4. A general pr»j3S$ nannpu, v. a. To bleach. 7r»s>
assembly of the people, isr-Tr"^
So -do nanipintsu, v. Cans. To cause
nanadu* Now and then. -&*?*&§ to bleach.
nanatiki, Pay by daj^.
^S^s&napachenu, 5. A field of the
-^"3 nade, ,?. A weaver's shuttle.
great millet, of which the stalks,
^"axSao-^^sSx), 7o-°caes5w na'demu-na" having been cut, have since thrown
riemu, na'nyamu, s. Fineness, as out sprouts.
iêsfitf-Nayana 271 lsP»S2xro-Nalibu
7^*$ nabhi, s. The navel. 2. Musk. 3. •pT»csa)£so nayudu, s. A title annexed

Poison. to the proper names of certain
7r»;5b-$ osSxSoo, -?r>ifcs*>a namadheyamu, castes, among the Soodras.
namamu, s. A name, or appellation. 73-^tf nara, s. The hemp of plants, or
jr'skstftt^ namakaranamu, The fibrous bark of trees of the palm

ceremony of giving a child it's species, -^tf-fotfew narachfralu, A
name. garment of bark, worn by holy
sages.
73-*sfowM namamu, 5. The white clay,
with which the worshippers of •js^Q nari, s. A woman, in general.
vishnu mark their foreheads. 2.

7or»a nari, s. A bow-string
The mark itself, thus made, in the ^Q£&s&o narikadamu, s. The cocoa-
shape of a trident, of which the nut tree
middle line is yellow or red, and 73~D Q~2"*tf6e)o narikayalu, s- plu. Scars-
the rest white, of this clay. -xrOS 2. Warts.

fjS&T^sksSw^feSTs-'ô vanikividuna- 7T°8&&;g) narikurupu, s. The guinea
mamu pettinadn, He deceived him. worm.
lit. He marked him with the Na-
•tr
>
d~i$s$*> narikelamu, s. The cocoa-
mam.
nut-tree,
73^0600 namu, $. The new sprout, grow-
pêsa narru, s A young plant, fit to
ing from the stalks of the great
be transplanted.
millet after they have been cut.
;
-^ssxrolx namiishi, s- Disgrace. 2. (3-»e)i nalaki, s. A sort of sedan chair*
Shame. termed in India a ton jon.
T^csssss *r>& nayakavadi, .9. A peon ap- oT^ss, TêwXsS" nalava, nalugava, adj.
pointed by a collector,^ or, amil- Numeral. Fourth.

dar, to superintend the husband- 7T°D nali, 5. Strength, adj. Slight>
men, in their cultivation. gentle.
ôsSSb^ nayakudu, 5.A guide, lea- -p*&ir>& naligali, A soft breeze.

der,or conductor. 2. A chief, head, 7T°©3b&;g) naliknrupu, 5. vide ^r°8§b
or general. 7^000^ nayika, s. A &>;& narikurupu.
mistress, wife, or female. (j^Dw^^s^, 73-*SiS3g-&k nalibutamu,
pT>csotf nayana, s. A father. nalimutstsu, s. A deceitful person.
soots' bb-Nindaru 272 jotftf-Nigacla
êx)^, pr°e)"i naluka, nalike, s. The $o2& nindu, v. n. To be filled. 2. To

kondanaluka, be full. SDosk^tfo nindukonu, v.
tongue. r°o2«?r'e)oS'
The uvula. Comp. To be pacified, to be silent.

In books, instead of. $oe& nindu,
7r*ooKo n£lugu, adj. Numeral. Four.
This word sometimes fiigurative-
is
We sometimes find. $oTr»?k nin-
ly used, to express every.

daru, used, as a verb.
ja-ofs&oew nalamulu, s. plu. Horse- Sotf ninda, s. Blame, censure. 2. Re-

shoes proach, reproof. 3. Abuse. 4- Ac-
cusation.
7o^s5, •&*& nava, navi, s. A ship, boat,
sooao-rfo nindintsu, v. a. To blame*
or vessel, -?n>£§b&> navikudu, 5. A
abuse, vilify, or accuse.
pilot, or steersman.
sg'&sSoo nikatamu, s. Force, compul-
^r°c$e& navudu, adv. vide wtf-rr* ana-
sion. 2. annoyance.
ga, No. 1.
$£&&» nikatamu, adj. Near, proxi-
^f^xSw nasamu, s. Destruction, ruin,
mate.
loss. 2- Annihilation, death.
SS'b'tfM nikaramu, s. A flock, or mul-
titude. 2. The pith, sap, or essence.
?)o"§e3 ninkerra, adv. Speedily, swif- Sg'tfoSw nikaramu, adj. Selected, ex-
tly. cellent, s. Net balance.
Soft ningi, s. The sky, atmosphere, a~ie$tfs5M niketanamu, s. A house.
or air. $g>®\ nikkachchi, s- Trouble, an-
S>OT&-£c&o-t$b, $ $ nintsu-nindintsu, noyance.
nimpu, y- a. To fill. The causal
form of. So&> nindu, </. v.
ftS^sSx-s"^^, $&k-tfs5oonikkamu-
nikkemu, nikknvamu, s. Truth,
$o£© ninjili, .9. Uneasiness, grief,
certainty, reality, adj. True, &c.
sorrow. nikkn, n. To walk
S)§b^_ v. erect ;
?jots*j ninda, ae^. from. ftodb nindu, to strut stand on tiptoe

to
; ;
9. Full, abundant. 2. Excessive,

2?. to be proud or presumptuous, s.
exceeding, great, much. s. Much, Walking erect, &c. pride, presump-
a great deal. adv. Much, greatly. tion.
ftoTS^tfb, $o&> nindarn, nindu, s. Ful- o>X&£(v5on nigadadannu, v. To stretch

ness, completion. forth, as the arms or legs.
a
» a 5&o -Nijamu 273 >T3"° tfs&o-Nidanamu
SX'SX' niganiga, s. Glittering, shining. SfcousSw nittalamu, s. Certainty, adj.

|
adv. Brightly. Certain.

The s&>°x> nittalu, s. plu. Banks, shores,
joxtfsfeasx) nigaranmlu, s. plu. ,
eo
*
dried rind of any fruit. 3ô^)^3^b nittavodutsu, p. n. To over-

flow. 2. To stand erect, as the hair
f3-7T°, $^ niga, nigha, s. Superinten-
on the body, from fright, joy, &c.
dence, control.
$&» nittu, s. Thirst.
$-7v° or* (& nigavanu, s. The head of a
»&xr»&\ nitturpu, *. Difficult, or hard,
village.
breathing •, loud sobbing ; deep
jofioSo-ifc nigudintsn* v. a. To dis-
sighing.
charge, or shoot, as an arrow. 2.
3^-» ô nitradu, s. The post, or
To draw, as deep sighs.
pole, of a tent, or of a hut.
Zfotk nigadu, v. n. To grow high. 2.
s>SS-3ôc5, $£b^$) nidivi-niduda, ni-
To be increased.
dupu, s. Length, adj. Long.
Sfowa nigurru, s. The ashes that re-
3ô55ô nidupaclu, s. A snake.
main overlive coal.
S0e£o£>s5*> nitambamu, s. A woman's
s>fo uiggu, s. Great splendour. 2.
buttocks. 2. The buttocks or po-
Sap, essence, pith. v. n. To be ma- steriors in general the circumfe- ;
naged. $ft o-& mggintsii, v. a To rence of the hip and loins. 3. The
o
manage. side of a mountain.
3$oo&o;g)inghantuvu,s. A dictionary, so^csfc) nityamu, adj. Eternal, ever-
or vocabulary ; a collection of lasting, continual, perpetual ;

past,
words, or names. present, and future. 2. Regular,
fixed, invariable, adv. Daiiy, al-
$-S\, s>-s\ex> nitstsa, nitstsalu, adv.
ways, continually, constantly. aiTo
Always, constantly, continually.
*ftf,s*» nityakarmamu, Daily acti-
$*3x tf nichchena, s. A ladder.
ons.
nijamu, s. Truth, veracity,
$aj;6tt>
»6-?&-tfs5M nidarsanamu, s. An ex-
certainty, sureness, reality, adj. ample, or illustration. 2, Evidence;
True, certain, sure, real. an instance.
3 s5k> nijamu, at/;. Own, perpetual, a-cptfsSM nidanamu, s. A first cause,
eternal. $«Scp>;5;&k> nijarupamu, a primary or remote cause. 2. Dis-
One's own, or natural, shape. appearance, cessation, or removal
35
$ » \ tf sbo -Nibbaramu 274 $c8fr*s£-]Niiyama
of a first cause. 3. Purification, Sôooo^bnibhayintsu, v. a. To suf-

purity, or correctness. 4. Ascer- fer, endure, or bear.
taining the cause of disease the
study of symptoms. 5. Judgment.
;
foanr 6
^ nimakala s. Remainder.
&-sr»iooT5b nidanintsn, To examine £&dj£;6^ nimittamu, s. Cause, reason,
carefully to consider, to judge. instrumental cause. 2. Mark, sign,
;
2. To wait or stop a little to take spot, trace, token. 3. Object, motive,

;
patience. s»-sptf^&> nidanasthudu, purpose. 4. Necessity, need, want.
A just man.
Sotosx3$x>, <0-&>&j5*> nimishamu, nime-
shamu, 5. The twinkling of an eye,
Sefctf, szsbtf nidura, niddura, s. From
a second, instant, or minute.
s. SjX nidra, j. «;.
$s»o &> nimuru, v. a. To pass the hand
StfsSw niddamu, adj. Coarse, gross.
gently over another, out of kind-
$ X nidra, s. Sleep, drowsiness, sloth. ness.
$-qr*tfs»4 nidhanamu, s. A Nidhi, or ^sk^ss^ nimmalamu, s. Ease, quiet,

divine treasure, belonging especi- patience, freedom from annoyance
ally to Kubera, the god of wealth. or grief, adj. Easy, quiet, happy.
2. A receptacle, a place, or vessel Ss^C>oa$bnimmalintsu, v. n. To be at
in, or on, which any thing is col-
ease, quiet, or patient.
lected, or deposited, 3. Concealed
property. %a&&g&» niyatakamu, s. Drawers, or
#j£v ninna, s. Making in the inflex. trowsers, which reach as far as the
Sing- $tf^£3 ninnati, Yesterday. knee; 7

vide tSv*&&x>
on
tsalladamu.
•
S&tf <C\tf«s» nippatstsaramu, s. Pover- SosSsfcsSao niyamamu. s. An agreement,

i
ty, indigence.
contract, or engagement. 2. As-
S>s^*5, $3}&>o nippati, nippattu, s. A sent, promise. 3. ob- Any religious
servance, voluntarily practised; as
sort of cake.
fasting, watching, pilgrimage, &c.
s>o$v> SsM' nippu, nippuka, s. Fire. K»tf&£>Do-&> niyamintsu, p. a To di-
»^j-/r>e) nippulagali, The hot rect, or order. 2. To appoint.
wind. »oB&^55i>5o^b niyamakuclu, s. A boat-
SwQ, »a6 nibaddi, nibaddhi, s.
man a sailor
; one who rows, ;
Truth, certainty, reality.ac//. True. steers, or keeps a look out from

jowxtfsfconibbaramu, adj. Firm im- ;
the mast head a pilot, or steers-
;
moveable, s. Firmness of mind. man.

itfxotfs&a-Nirbandliamu 275 Seas .Nirru
$tic£tixx» nirantaramu, adj. Coarse, 2. Seizure ;

laying violent hold of
gross without interstice. 2. Con- anything. sôô-tSb, sô^sfc^
;
tinned, continuous- adv. Always, ctfo nirbandhintsu, nirbandhamu-

constantly, frequently, generally. cheyu, v. a. To constrain, or op-
stf $» -^550^ nirakhunama, s. An ac- press.
count of the price current. $tf\cjsb?x>o nirbhayamu, adj. Fearless,
stftf^sSco nirarthakamn, adj. Vain, undaunted.

fruitless, unprofitable, unmeaning. s^«ys&» nirmalamu, adj. Pure, trans-
&#&&&& niraksharakukshi, s. An parent, clear, clean; free from dirt
illiterate person. or impurities.
s>Tr»£cr»&>K&» rnraghatamu, adj. Easy, aTTêasjoo nirmanamu, g. Manufac-

unobstructed, without hesitation. ture, production, creation, inven-
s>-u^niraSa,s. Despair, despondency. tion. j& 8,o^> nirmintsu, v. a. To
»-D^5^6^c6ai nirahararau, s. Fasting. create, or invent.
s>&& niruku, s. Fixed rate ;

price $-sr> e>os&» nirmalyamu, s. The re.
current ; tariff ;
assize.
mains of an offering, presented to
S&db nirudu,s. Making in the innex. a deity.
Singi 2&fe5 nirnti, The last, or past £tfrê>s$M nirmulamu, s. Extirpation.
year. Siba^ysSM'âcconirmulamucheyUjTo
&&©*;;* ska nirudyogamu, adj. Cause- eradicate.
less, groundless. SJ-cPQrasSao nirvanamu, s. Nakedness.
%&*& nirudhi, s. Thorough under- ^"o'ps^sSoo, S)'T7»£S^»§'§5>3 nirvahamu,
standing skill fluency.
; ;
nirvahakamu, 5. Management. 2.
s-rj-'tfraa^ nirdhar^namu,*. jCertaint}r ,
Power or ability to perform, ex-
or ascertainment. 2. Determination,
resolution. a-uTtfca^cSoo nirdhara-
ecute, sustain, &c £tfeSr<»~-s$b nir-
9 vahintsu, v. a. To manage, or tran-
nacheyu, To determine, or resolve.
$S>e-£o nirnimittamu.acfo. With-
sact. 2. To To effect.
sustain. 3.
—e^sSoa
o
out cause ; for no reason. S)T7*osSTo§b£so nirvahukudu, s. A

3tf\o#*i» nirbandhamu, s. Intent, or manager.
pertinacious, pursuit of anything. S>&£» nirru, adv, Very, much, 4
Sew^.Niluvu 276 $"3<>e$-Nivverra
R>»&e» nirrranflgu, v. n. To hold up, •5r>^§S)exi"Sen>S)sx?6M vanikiniluve-

or erect, the head to twist back ; llavishamu, He is a very deceitful
the body, &c. From affected pride, scoundrel, lit. His height is all
or insolence. poison.
Sosstfafoo nilavaramu, s. Truth, cer- »35" 6o^
o
nivartintsu, v. a. To aban-
tainty, adj. True, certain. don, or quit.y.w.To cease, or leave
$£»§'£, $wg£ nilukala, nilakacla, s.
off.
From joew-&nilatsu, q. v. Constan- o>*r>tfre;6M nivaranamu, 5. A remedy;

cy, firmness, steadiness. a cure. 2. Ave rting, driving a way.
3. Deliverance. 4. Prevention. S>«r»
S>sx>aft nilntsu, v. n. To stand. 2- To
remain, halt, or stop. ao-&> nivarintsu, To cure, or re-
Sex>^ nilnpu, v. a. To stop, or cause

medy. 2 To avert, or dissipate. 3.
To deliver. 4. To prevent.
to stand. 2. To stop, or interrupt
o>*r>§> nivali, s. Taking away the ef-
in progress ; to adjourn, to post-
fect of evil looks.
pone. 3. To stop, or cause to cease.
4. To set, or place, upright. 5. To %>sr*Po&i nivalintsu, v. a. To take
place, or repose, as faith in an- away the effect of evil looks.
$«r>tfs$M nivasamii, s. A house.
other. 6. To preserve or save. 7.
£>$& nivuru, v. a. To touch, to feel.
To reserve part of a whole. 8. To
?>%)<&) nivurru, s. The ashes upon live
repress, allay, humble, or abate.
coal.
êjoss", $o<ytf niluva, nilava, s. From
(O^tfsSM nivesanamu, s. Ground to
s>e>o-i$b nilutsu. q. v. Residue, ba-
the extent of 2,400 feet square. 2.
lance, remainder.
vide £>~£&ste> nivesamu, 3. A camp.
£>ew;s8o-i5b niluvarintsu, v. a. From
ss'otBex) nivvatilin,*;. n. To overflow;
joswiSb nilutsu, q. v. To cause to
to be too fall.
stand. 2. To support, manage, or
sustain. 3. To make proceed, to S>»r°^f> nivvali, s. vide £»r°f> nivali.
cause to go on. » "Sc esfto nivverra,nivverragu,

»"3S&p>
$ex>s$ niluvu, s. A man's height, with s. Wonder, surprise, amazement.
his hand held upright. 2. The un- S>"3owXo26 nivverragandu, To
reaped portion of a field partly wonder, to be surprised, or asto-
reaped.3. Height, adj. High, tall. nished.
S&k-&sr-Nishkarsha 277 &*3xSr»8-Nititsuli
3^S> nisani, s. A flag, or banner. 2. Ssx^-if nishkala, s. A woman past

A mark, or sign. child-bearing.
»|^sSm nisithamu, s. Midnight. $&. nishtha, s. The catastrophe of a

S)§*\oasj6oo nischayamu, s. Certainty, drama, the conclusion of a fable.
ascertainment, positive conclusion. 2. Conclusion in general, end, ter-
2. Positive resolution, settled de- mination. 3. Disappearance, loss,
termination. destruction. 4. Confirmation, com-
pletion. 5. Ordinary and uniform
$#\oooo-i$b nischayinfcsu, v. a. To set-
practice, or profession. 6. Good
tle, resolve, or determine. 2. To conduct, excellence. 7. Religious
ascertain, practice, devout and austere ex-
8>«^«£s$m nischitanm,ad/. Ascertained, ercise.
settled* $^tfoS:» nishthuramu, adj. Cruel,

ft«\
u
irxcp &-» nischitarthamu, 5. The harsh. 2- hard, solid.
ceremony of betrothing two per- afr nisi, s. Night.
sons, in which the terms of the
future, marriage are settled. $&>;$ nisuvu, s. The young of any
j&^slsSaa nis'seshamu, s. Whole, com-
animal, or of the human species.
&tfv«k$ nissattuvu, s* Weakness
plete, entire, all. ;
debility.
a?\#sSc>o nishiddhamu, adj. Prohibi-
ted, forbidden.
$-£p^tfe6w nissaramu, adj. Sapless,
ja-fxS'&w nishekamu, s. Consumma- pithless, dry.
tion of marriage. 3"tl\£s5Do nikshepamu, s. A deposit,
£-£>.$s5k> nishedhamru s. A prohibi- or pledge.

tion. s>-|>.ao3b nishedhintsu, To &
prohibit.
a&k-tffojfoonisblcapatamu"* adj. Sin- §> ni, 'pro. Thy. This is the possessive
cere ;
without deceit. .%. Sincerity.
of &$ nivo, q. v. & a nidi, Thine.
ftsfsSw nichamu, adj. Low, base, vile,
&&k_sx£- nishkarsha, s. Determina-
tion, settlement, final arrange- mean.
ment. 2. Certainty. ftsx^Ê-o-tf) ftfe33br*S nftitsuli, s. Fire, who in
nishkarshintsu, To determine, set- Hindoo mythology is represented
tle, fix, or resolve. -is the parent of water.
T
fc&STa-Nirukatte 278 &7T&J&3 uggadu
§&w& m'dtata, s. The wind the ;

from sorrow. «o7v»&$)& bangaru-
father of fire, and grand father of nlro, lit. gold-water. Gilding. &&
water.
Sim nlruvattu, s. Thirst.
£>&m nitu, s. Vanity, pride of dress,
&&>-g^& nirukaru, s. A kind of pin-
foppishness.
cers, or tongs.
$>& nida, s. Shade. 2. Shadow. &&>& nirudi, s. Urine.
£>2& nidu, s. A Telugu title, added ftbb© nirulli, s. An onion.
to the proper names of the Kum- £>&$» nlrru, s. A tear ; water from the
ma caste ; as. <t2>o%frtk> ankinidu,
e3ê. 2. Ashes over live coal.
rêjs^ nilarnu, s. The sapphire. 2-
b® niti, s. Ethics, moral qhilosophy;
Black, or dark blue, colour.
morals. 2. Guiding, directing. 3.
&© nilij 5. The indigo plant. Indigo-
Obtaining, acquirement, acquisi-
fera tinctoria. 2. Dark blue colour.
tion.
ftSô&iig) niliyedupu, False wee-
£)-tr>£sb nivalin, s. Boiled water, to ping ; crocodile tears. &s«p^r
mix with, gro-cp^b kuradu, q, v.
nilivarta, A false rumour-
&& niru, s. Making in the inflex.
ftwoTfo, &sx> nilugu, nilgu, o. n. To
Sing, ha niti, Water. This word is
strut, to walk proudly. 2. To die.
generally used in the plural num-
3. To yawn. s. Strutting.
ber, &?o nillu, ft&s'ko "Ssftew niru-
&g nillu, ^. £>/w. vide ft& niru.
kai£(i devulu, A stoppage of urine.
&$ nivu, pro. Thou.
fo&r^-^sSoo nirukattepamu, s. A
watersnake. s
,
o^&"§&»ro 3b kan-
dlanfllupettukonu, To shed tears. sfcofo nungu, s. The edible seed of
nilladu, To be brought
%>"&*&>
CO , a palmyra fruit, while unripe-
to bed; frc5o-2:»K, £o£ niru-bu- j&o-©, ;&o& nunchi, nundi, postpos.
gga, baclda, A water babble. £>& From, away from; out of; by;
t&&>§o nirutsurukti, Ardor urine. since.
abS$>s5aaT§e£frl5 pT»^ duhkhamuche- s5b7T°^b nuggadu, v. a. To kill, assas-

tanirainadu, He has wasted away, sinate, or slaughter.
(3o«b76-Nurugu 279 sfctfew-Nusahi
s?c«o nuggu, v. a. To pound, or re- ssbww^b nurrutsu, v. a. To thrash corn,

duce to powder. 2. To speak flu- by trampling it under the feet,
ently, in confutation of others. §. either of men, or cattle.
Powder. 2. A
dung cake, used as s&iMsSw niirrumu, v. a. To pulverize;
fuel. xJbKbjan-S'Tro nuggunutsaga,
to reduce to powder, or dust. s.
adv- Into powder, or pieces. Powder, dust. R5bea3s6w^ccoo, ;&e£o
nutstsupatalu, s.
j3o-E5bN^r»e5ew plu m
s5:r°£b nurrumuche} u, nnrrumadu, 7
Bits of cloth, with which the na-

To kill, or assassinate.
tives tie the teats of sheep, &c.
j&oS' nulaka, s. A sort of rope, or
&&, <&&><£) nudi, nuduvu, s. A word of which the net work
string,
or expression. which forms the bottom of the
&&<$ nuduvu, v. a. To say, express, common native bedsteads is com-
or tell.
posed.
jSS© nuti, 5. Praise, eulogium, com- ssbD nuli, .<?. Griping pain in the in-
mendation, panegyric, applause, testines, adj. Little, gentle. &&-&
encomium. s5b8o-&>, sfcScooo-eSb nu- few, sfcDfrâfc nulipettu, nuligonu,
tintsu, nutiyintsu, v. a. To praise, To have griping pains.
or applaud. nulipurugulu,
ssbS)£>?5b7foe,\5 s. flu.
sbribtf) nuduru, s. Making in the in-
Worms found in the intestines.
flex. Sing. sa&feS nuduti, The fore- sfcS-S-O^nulivetstsa, Gentle
head.
warmth.
sfcsfccg) nunupu, s. Smoothness, adj.
ssbScg) nulivu, s. Sound in general.
Smooth.
j&j^tf nunnana, s. Smoothness. j&tf^ sbexi-&), |Soew^) nulutsu, nulnpu, v. a.
»j sfctf^ nunnani, nvjnna, adj. vide. sbasooSb nurrutsn.

Smooth* sjosx)o5c» nulumu, v. a. To twist round
satf^csfc) nunnaeheyu, p. «. To the flesh.
smooth ; to level. 2. To destroy, so$, ?5b$o nuvu, nuvvu, s. A crop
or ruin.
of sesamum. In the plural, this
sbooog nuyyi, s. Making in the inflex. word denotes the sesamum seed
Sing, j^,© nuti, A well. itself.
sfc&Hb, &&>%) nurugtr, nuruvu, 5. sotfex>, j&i&ejo nusaia, nusulu, v. n.

Froth, foam. To trifle away time.
;
rfroftau-Nurrtsu 280 "^X'^b-Nes:adu
&% nusi, The dust into which wood

s. ^n»ex) nulu, s. Making in the inflex.
is reduced, by insects. p5o&$&7fo Sing. Either. t&p>w, ?&*£ nulu, nu-
nusiptirugu, An insect found in li, Thread. t&p>w£o"3 nulukande,
timber.
An oblong roll, or ball, of thread.
#b&>e& ntisuma, s. The eye-fly. tftf^;&n>ex> sannanulu, Fine thread.
?5cr° &n>e>o3S£So§o nuluvadukti, To spin
thread-
•Sr* nu, s. A contraction of (&$* nuv-
^>ewr°R6 nulukonn, v. n< To be ex-
vu, q. v. As tÔoS nubindi, The
cited, or incited. 2. To be rallied
flour of the sesamum seed. in battle. 3. To recover one's senses.
tfrêo nukala, s. phi. Broken pieces
of rice, or of similar substances.
!&;*&> nuku, v. a. To push violently £v jjafoo, tf\#csfc» nrittamu, nrityamu,
to thrust out. i>o£o?&^§b pentanuku, s. Dancing.
To sweep away the dust, or dirt.
^\^)^b tfsssnripudu, nripati, s. A
5
&r>7^&> nugaru, s. A line- of hair,

ruler a king.
;
from the navel to the breast.

tfrofio nugu, s. A sort of dust, which
covers the grain of the great millet.

Holcus saccharatus. 75 ne, part This is a syllable prefixed,
in composition only, to substan-
&r°e£tfs5w, tfjêfs sfo> nutanamu, nutna-
tives, to denote-Soft, smooth as- ;
mu, adj. New, fresh, recent, youug.

"a-acr* ssao nemmomUjA smooth face.
7&r>H) nune, s. Oil in general,
The consonant following it is al-
rfyfsso nurru, §. Making in the inflex. ways doubled.
Sing. ;s^fe5 uuti, A hundred, adj. -3r*k_?$3nekkont!,p- n. To be spread.
One hundred. -3K& negadi, s. A large fire, lighted
-&p>£9o nurru, v. a. To grind. sf_§tfr>*»
warmth in cold weather, or for
for
kattinurru, To sharpen, or grind keeping off wild beasts.
a knife,
UXdo negadu, .9. A shark, v. n. To
j&pa^x nurrtsu, v. a. vide (&<y»T&, $r>
be encreased or promoted. &. To
esttv, jêJ^S nurru tsu, nurrpu, nu- spread, or extend. 3. To be publi-
rrpidi. s. Thrashing corn. shed.
"S^b«b-Netturu 281 ~3<x»< g-Keyyi
~3K&o& negadintsu, v. Cans. To 15tf & nenaru, s, Affection, tenderness,

cause to increase, or extend. 2. To attachment.
publish. ISsSsSm nepamu, s. Blame. 2. Accusa-
15?Ccc&> negayu, v. n. To fly. tion. 3. A pretence.
l$>fo°x> negulu, s. Perturbation, dis- "3;$* neppu, s. The destined, fixed, or
quiet. usual place. 2. Contrivance, expe-
15?fo neggu, v. n. To be managed, or dient. 3. Good order, or arrange-
ment.
ended, To push one forward.
v. a.
135\ o-db neggintsu, v, a. To manage. 15s£§o nemaku, v. a. To search, or

look for.
ISSSbv netstsa, 5. A quantity of very
"^jfctfb nemara, s. The chewing of the
small broken rice, &c
cud. i53Sa&>-"2>ko, ~iaâ nemaru-pe-
1&t3^8 neclicheli, s. A friend ; either
veyu, To chew the cud.
ttu,
male, or female.
ISsfoe) nemali, $. A peacock.
15&* nettana, adv. Exceedingly, ex-
"SsSaotfb nemuru, v. a. To rub the body
cessively.
with unguents.
75&>5ac8joogb
15&* netfcu, i7. a. To push, or thrust,
nemmadiganundu, To be free from
away violently.
all disquietude.
"j3&*>r°s& nettukonu, v. Comp. To
rush in.
TSS&j nemmi, s. Happiness. 2. Meek-
^fe3oT5a nettintsu, v. Cam. To cause
ness. 3. friendship 4. A peacock.
"S-^co- e» nemmulu, s. ^^. Iron nails,
to push, or thrust,away violently.
sharp pointed at both ends*
15 jjj&w nettamu, s. Elevated ground;
whereby boards are conjoined.
a table land. 2. Gaminp-.
"So33ct5cK» neyyai&'*j s. Affection, ten-
15
J),
"S_§-r°c«5 netti, nettikaya, «.
derness. '^cfi3co^)&oews' neyyampu-
The head, ^^fo nettimiita, A taluka, Displeasure towards an ob-
burden carried on the head. ject beloved.
ias&>& net turn, s. Blood, u&&?(& !§©a>Q neyyi, s. Making in the inflex*
netturugadda, A boil. Tsô&ttoS'
D
Sing. -f& neti, Clarified butter.
netturubanka, The Woody flux. Ghee.
36
SwoBk-Nerrayu 282 "atfo-JSievva
~8>ticXx>, "âoaoo nerayu, neriyu, v. n. "Seas^ nerra vu, s. Breadth. 2. Nobi-

To extend ;
to pervade. 2. To be lity, adj. Noble, excellent.
published. 8. To grow grey as hair. "êa^cso nerraverru, v. n. To be ac-
13>S$, 13&^ neravu, nerupu, v. a. complished, perfected, completed
To spread or scatter. 2. To pub- or fulfilled. isesêan nerraverrtsu,
lish* 5. The act of spreading. 2. v. a. To accomplish, Or fulfil.
greyness of hair. lSe*3 nerri, s. Merit, goodness, excel-

IStfjoo nerasu, s. An atom. 2. A fault, lence. 2. Greatness, eminence, ex-
or mistake. cess, adj. Good, excellent.
1S9 neri, A sympathetic
s. swelling, ISeJg' nerrika, s. A female's under
caused by a wound or sore, but garment.
in a part of the body different from i "3&3os3, !s~U nerriya, nerre,
^ s. A crack
the precise place where the wound I
in the ground.
or sore is.
i
"3eJc«r» nerriya, adv. Entirely, totally.
•^&s6a> nermnu, v. n. The tendons >
"âassx) nerrulu, 5. phi. The hair.
or intestines, to pain. v. a. To turn A month.
Sv nela, 5.
or twist round a weapon, in a
-3<yr°;& nelakonu, «?. n. To be exten-
wound, after it has been thrust
into the body. ded ; to be scattered. 2, To stand,
"3&ig> neruvu, v. a. To distribute any or stop.
thing among a company, either in Svtf, IS^S' nelata, nelatuka, s. A

equal or unequal shares, according woman.
to their rank, 2. To make even, to
•3e>^) nelavu, 5. A house, dwelling, or
equalize.
residence, is^r ^ nelavukonu.
3&9 nerra, adj. This is a word al-
To reside.
ways prefixed to substantives, and
•^^cg), "&$5ag> nelavu, neluvu, 5. Infor-
denoting- Great, entire ; as. is&s
mation, acquaintance, knowledge,
s&o&> nerramanta, A great flame,
experience. n>$ssQ nelavari, s. a
or pain. iSesS)^ nerravidde,Mimic- well informed, experienced, or cle-
kry. ver person. 2. A person well known.
^tag-en nerrakalu, s. plu. Vital parts. "$*© nevali, 8. vide "^^bD nemali.
2. Hair. =$£<>, 1$%o&k nevva, nevvamu, s.
Ibesoô nerrayu, v. n r
vide i&jsx) Calamity, distress, misfortune. 2,
nerayu, No. 1, & 2. danger, peril.

"jSafr-Neyu 283 ^^V^NerpintSu
l§tf£o Derami, s. Stupidity. 2. Mis-

take, fault. 3. Failing. This is the
^22™ neja, s. A short spear »or lance. nagative noun from iStfcsk ncru-
-fm netu, «4/. Noble, excellent. tsUj q. V.
-§&> nedu, s. Making in the inflex.
l§tf s$w neramu, s. A crime, or offence,
Sing. -^63 neti, To-day, this day.
£. A fine. -jStfsswar*^ neramumo-
S6 neta, s. Weaving. 2. Texture.
pu, To charge, lit. To load, with a
-^^tv°ô netagadn, A weaver crime ; to accuse. •5^$2>r»Q~fti&»
-^^sfeo netramu,*. The eye. 2. blea- •^pSjoq vanimidaneramu mosindi,
ched or woven silk, ^^rtyti&xt He has been found guilty of the
netrachchhadamu, The eye-lid. crime, lit. The crime has been
nom. laden upon him. "^tftfod&nerasthu-
-jSô nenu, pro. Making in the
plural. •&>«*» memu, or in books du, A criminal, culprit, or offender.
sometimes. -§&*, Ssx» nemu, emu. "^tfcnft, ~f>&£ nerutsu, nertsu, v. a.
-^2X) nebu, s. A coin, of the value of To learn. The affirmative and ne-
40 cash. gative aorists of this verb are ad-
"^Sc&S'sko nemakamUjS. Choice, deter- ded to other infinitives, as auxili-

aries, to denote the possession, or
mination. 2. A rule, or law.
nemamu, $. vide Scs&sfcsba ni-
want of power or ability. I can, &c.
~f&>&x>
I cannot, &c.
yamamu.
l§9\r*3b, "^«o\r°jso nerchikonu, ner-
"^ddo-jSd nemintsu, v. a. To determine,
or fix. 2. To appoint from, ;
tsukonu, Gomp. To learn, or ac-
v.
~&s5i>o5M nemamu q. v* This verb is

5
quire knowledge, -g^ nerpu, v.
also the causal form of "^sSx> nemu, Gaus. To teach, to instruct, s.
q. v. Skill, knowledge, information. 2.
narau, To sift, to winnow.

v. a.
Dexterity, ability. 3. Contrivance.
"i§s5x>
4. Merit. i§&:$e, ~^^8 nerupari,
-fate neyn, v. a. To weave. -ô»o-i5b
neyintsu, v. C'aus. To cause to
nerpari, A clever person.
weave. sSb o-CsSx) ~âfco mantsamune- "^9^0^50 nerpintsu, v. Gaus. To cause

yu, To lace a cot, x&-|§csfc> gaddi- to teach ;
to educate. "^9^ ^rimi*
neyu, To thatch with grass. s. Skill, dexterity.
S^rtbyo.Nogulu 284 J^^&w-Nonatu
T§e> nela, s. Land, soil, earth. ^vgoK* 2T*£V\> nochchillu, 5. plu. Saliva.
e>&"3i5b\ nelakugolakudetstsu, To $r°£o\ notstsu, v. w. To smart, pain,
turn topsyturvy. T§e)Kex>?g) nelaga- or ache. $"*e&£b nodutsu, To hurt,

lupu, To kill, to ruin. *&e>sfc^!>X'
torment, or cause pain. s&tf&^JT*
nelamaliga, A subterraneous a- ^5v manassunotstsu, The mind to

bode. be displeased. S^^r ^ notstsu-
-&£&x nevanm, 5. Fraud, trick, decep- konn, To repent of; to be sorry,
tion. 2. Pretence. or afflicted ; to regret.
TSsr^sSw nevalamu, 5. A kind of neck- &>£&>& noduvu, v. a. To say, tell, or
lace, worn by women. express, s. Saying, ^sâ&êw
"& 7$£x> nestamu, s. Friendship. -g rs tolinoduvulu, s. plu* The Vedas.
-T°t£o nestakadu, A male friend, lit. The first sayings.
or companion. "^&>-u"»ex> nesturalu, $*o>\ noppi, s. Bodily pain, or ache,

A female friend. ^gô-tknoppintsu,?. a. To hurt,
or pain. 2. To afflict,or torment. 3.
2. To displease, or offend. £ tfssj&
2_-S"c!6» naichyamu, s. Meanness,low- ^°s5ê>oXâo^5 prasavapunoppulu-
pretended humilit}?-.
ness,
ganipintsu, The pains of labour
15"^£>'ea6s> naivedyamu, & An obla- to appear, or commence-
tion, or offering, to the deity. Making in the inflex.
&*$&} nosalu, s.
Sing. $*#& nosati, The forehead.
&°o& nontsu, v. a. To pain, or hurt.
^°Sb^- nokku, s. A dent, or bend.

-&n>& notsti, v- a. To perform a me-
v. «. To press down, to compress.
ritorious act.
S^§k-.e3&>ftb nokkiadugu, To ask
S^SosSm notamu, s. Examination of
rigidly, or severely.
coin by sight. ^î^>ô notagadu,
£"*§(,_ o-& nokkintsu, v. Cans. To
cause to press down, &g>
A shroff, or money changer.
Sr°Xex> nogalu, s. plu. The poles con- Ito-o^fcw nonatu, v. a. To pierce, so
necting a carriage with the yoke. as to cause pain. -&n>-jr>zk nonadu,

Sr°/foe)o nogulu, v. n. To be wearied, To offend to cause pain, or sor-
;
or fatigued. row- Tkr>lScsco noneyu, To throw.

SoSo^-Pankintsu 285 sSoKtfsfccJPandzaramu
so as to cause pain. These three So I paiikti, s. A line, row, or range.

words are compounded of $* no,
53 oX panga, s. The forked branch ol
The irregular infinitive of 3"°-&>\
a tree. ôXfeSoiSb-ôKSo^b, sSoXOo
notstsu, To pain, and the verbs.
pangatintsu, pangadintsu, pan-
7t°^d, es&> natu, adu, And. ^docu e- -tfo
yu,
galintsu, v. a. To open the legs.
q. v.
sSoXfe5"5"c if pangatikalla, adj. Ban-
!br°&» nomu, s. A vow. 2- A merito-
dy-legged.
rious act. 3. Fasting, v. a. To lose.
2. To perform a meritorious act. eSoX7^s5b55ao panganainamu, s. videT.
£"*& nora, s. Making in the inflex. •p-sfc&o namamu, No. 2.
Sing. "Sopd noti, The month. $*&

fe3
Softci pangidi, s. A deep pit, for cat-
s5«>o»? norumuyyi, Hold your ton- ching elephants,

gue. 3oKo pangu, s. Pudendum mnliebre.
3otf pantsa, s. A veranda.
sSo-S'S' sS>3 pantsakamn, s. The quan-
•j5"°£6 naukari, s. Service, TS'S'tib nau-
tity of 5 tooms of grain.
karu, A servant.
tfo-S'-sr'tf pantsadara, s. Sugar. 4b<^>
%&g-$otf-&*$ china, patika-pantsa-
•£t>c03Ss5m nyayamu, s. Propriety, fit- dara, Sngar candy.
ness. 2. Justice, equity. 3. Law. 4. •So-2T-£pf>, ssoiâ pantsapalf, pantsa-
Morality. 5. Logic. 6. reason, or A di, s. The roof of a veranda or bal-
cause. ?p cc$6c55m iryayyamu, adj.
,
cony.
Eight, proper, fit, jnst.
panchabangalamu,
#oiSz>oiv>$&x> 5.
Disappearance, vanishing.
The s5o-E)S£<6x> panchitamn, s. Cow's urine.

3 pa, thirty-sixth letter, and
twenty-first consonant, in the Te- sSoo& pantsu, v. a. To distribute,
lugu alphabet. divide, or share. 2. To dispatch, or

send. 3. To command.
3o"^ panka, s. A fan.
sSo^ panche, s. A Hindoo's lower
&o§o$fc pankintsu, v. n. To receive
garment.
attention ; to possess weight, or
authority. oSostfsSw pandzaramu, s, A cage-
o
s o §> o tfb-Pandintsu 28G •SoaS-Pandiri
sSog*3 pandzu, s. A torch. sSods^ptf) pancjabaru, v. n. To begin

£o*g panje, «cZ; Poor, helpless, s. A to ripen. 2. To grow pale, or white.
helpless person. s5og?e5tf;6o3 panje- £o<3or*;co panclukonu, v.- Comp. To

tanamu, 5. Helplessness.
down, or recline.
lie
£o£oX panduga, A feast. .v.
%ok> panta, s. Produce ;

crop. s5o&>
&o&>ss, ^0^3^) panduva, panduvu,
z5vo& pantavalantb s. The earth.
5. vide. s5o2ooK panduga.
s3ok>£r°^ pantasala, s- A granary or
sSo/B,o2&» ô^loô pandrendu, pan-
magazine.
clhendn, adj. Numeral. Twelve.
;Sofe3 panti, s. A large earthen pot,
*&o6tix> pantamu, «v. A vow, promise,
with a wide mouth.
or engagement. 2. wager. 3. Ob- A
Sola pante, s. A distaff. stinacy, firmness, perseverance.
£o k> §êj pantrakola, 5. A harpoon. £o^fto-&> pantagintsu, v. n. To vow.
s3o-cr -sr*o£&>
,
pandavandlu, 5. plu. A 2. To wager, 3. To persevere.
certain caste of Hindooos, named s5o$oe>o pantulu, s. plu. A title affix-
Panda. ed to the proper name, and assum-

A ed by brahmans in the northern
ôS«^^3 panditudu, s. pundit, or
circars, when employed by go-
learned brahman. vernment. 2. A schoolmaster.
3o&> paudu, 5. Making in the in- sSo« panda, s. A coward.
flex. Sing- ;$ofc3 panti, And in the sSoapandi, s. A hog. ;Soar B
§b( pan-
r-
nom. plu. ;So&> pandlu, A fruit. dikokku, s. An immense rat, com-
v. n. To ripen. 2. To produce. 3. monly termed a bandy coot. sSoft
To lie down. 4. To be accompli- r°s$M, pandikommu, The tusk of
—
shed. ôô^r*§05 5Sot^§o pandu- the wild boar, icaôlo^ pan-
taku, pandaku, A yellow or ripe- digondrintsti, To grunt as a hog.
ned leaf. sSoaofcsfco pandiyamu, s. vide ô"3j6x>
£o£&"315n pandiri, pandili. s. Ma-
the full moon. king in the inflex. Sing. ôftfeS p au-
So&otfa pandintsu, v, Cans. To di ti,'

And the nom. Lplu. sSoa#S
CO
cause to ripen ; to cultivate, or pandillu, A shed made of leaves,

raise a crop. of wicker work ; a pandol
ss'k Pakka 28> itf&Pagada
So&sfco pandumu, .?. Ten tooms. distinguished from those in front.
sSo'B&w pandemu, s. A wager, stake, S5Sk_ae>*fc» pakkabalamn, Auxiliary

or bet. fioca;g);So"3s53o gurrrapu pan- force ; assistance, help, sS^tp^
demu, A horse race. 3o"3sSx<sô $ pakkagabovu, To walk along-
pandemu vodo, To a wager. lose side. s5§'k_Sa'6xg'pakkayemuka, s.
so"35^êwu5bparidenTugelutsu, To A rib. 33^^^2S^&)3bpakkap6t-

win a bet. lubodutsu, To tickle one in the
sSoS"*^) a, So^TSâ pandommidi, sides.
pandhommidi,ad/. Numeral. Nine- sss'k-sfo) pakkanru, s. A side. 2. The

teen. SofiT'sô^ pandomman- lunar fortnight, either of the moon's
dru. *. £>/w. Nineteen^persons. increase, or decrease.
ôsSg's^ pampakarau, s. Division, ssi^_ pakki, 5. A bird.
3§ok_ pakku, s. A scab.

sharing. 2. Sending. 3. Dismission.
4- Contrivance, means, expedient.
ssgo^tf pakkuna, adv. Suddenl}-. 2.
5So t&, 3 o a o ?& pampu, pampintsu, a. .
Inconsiderateh'. 3. exceedingly.
tfi'de t9osg) ampu, The former word
%s~^^-bo pakkerra, $, Armour, mail.
is $lso a substantive noun, and de-
ssôska pakvamu, adj. Ripe, mature.
notes. Sending, dismissing. 2. A
2. Dressed, cooked. 3. Fit for use;
certain* weight equal to five eighths
fit, convenient. £S'ps5cx>^c*ft> pakva-
of a seer. ZoQô&z pampu cheyu,
To send evil spirits to torment mucheyu, To cook or dress vituals,
another. &c. 2. To bring any thing to a
S5'sS3'«opakapakalu,s.pZw.Loud bursts proper settlement. sS^qsfc^ pakva-
'of laughter. 3Sss&tf£)P, sssss§'er<>2&

magu, To become ripe? or mature.
pakapakanavvu,pakapakaladu,?7.?z. SX" paga, s. Hatred, hostility, enmity.

To laugh very loudly. 2. an enemy, or foe. ssjc &•&£-§*«&
SagfrJ. pakka* s. The side. 2. A side pagadirstukonu, To revenge to ;
or direction. A
page. 4. A bed,
3. avenge, lit. To vent one's enmity.
or bedding, adj. Near, next, neigh- ssKafcw pagabattru, To entertain or
bouring. sss'k-ajoGX) pakkayilhi,The conceive hatred.
neighbouring house. s5^,_ôgo 3X2» pa-gad a, s. An ace ; one in
pakkapanrllu, The side teeth, as
i^tfo-Pacharu 288 sS&sfoo-Patamu
^sx^s5w pagadamu, s. Coral. 2. vide ;5i5^ patstsa, s. An emerald. 2. Any

$K& pagacla. sSX&os&eg^ paga- figure punctured, or tattooed, into
dampurikka, The sixth of the the skin, adj. Green. 2. Yellow.
lunar mansions. sS -C5\£, s$-vT\8tfsxx> patstsana, patstsa-
S)K&o£& pagatudu, s. An enemy, or danamu, 6*. Green or yellow colour
foe. This word, in the nora. plu. •s-e\ » patstsani, adj. Green, yellow-
Makes, sSXes, ssK&xyo pagarra, pa- •> -ST^ » £> o Tr°«b patstsanibangaru,
gatulu. Yellow, or pure, gold.
£Ksx>, ssrtbtw pagaln, pagulu, v. n. To sS-zs^&jSm patstsadamu. s. A particu-
break, crack, or go to pieces to ;
lar kind of cloth,generally twenty-
be broken, or fractured, as a limb; four cubits long, and two cubits
to break, or burst, as a sore. s. broad.[2.Two cloths sewn together.
Making in the inflex.Sing.sKfcS pa- 5$-S5\& patstsadi, *, A sort of pap,
gati, Day, day-time. made of vegetables, or cards, mix-
SKe>o£>_§ pagaluvatti, s- A blue light. ed with tamarind juice, salt, chil-
s5KSo-3c-;SftSo-i5b, sSKewx pagalintsu- lies, &c.
pagilintsu, pagaltsu, v. a. To ;$-0 x pachchi, s. A bird. adj. Raw,
break, or crush. sSKe^fco pagala- unripe, unboiled, fresh, new.
goftu, To break into pieces, to sSSuS' pachchika, s. Grass, verdure.
break open, to break, off. sS'SvsSm pa,ehchemu, s. Robbery com-
ssftogs pagullu,s plu. Crevices, cracks. mitted in public. sS^Svi&o^do pach-
Tr»^s5Kex> ratripagalu, Day and chepuvadu, A man who robs in
night. pattapagalu, Mid- public.
sS£o;3Xex>
sSs padzdza, adv. Near.
day.
s$fte> pagidi, s. Mode, manner, way. SS&-3-* pataka, s. A sash.
&K sfo» paggamu, s. A rope, rein, or s5^-y& patakuru, s. A pair of tongs,

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halter. or pincers.
£Ac&, 31? paggiya, pagge, s. Arro- patamu, s. Cloth. 2. A picture,
s$&>s5x>
gance. when finished and mounted. 3. A

To walk particular sort of cloth ; coarse
3tfao3b pacharintsu, v. n.
thick cloth, canvas. tvDsS&sjw ga-
about to wander.
;
2. To cause to
extend. lipatamu, A paper kite. ss&a-s^&ak
..-&-&>& pacharw, s. Walking. patakarudu, A weaver.

-£&r°_Patta 289 *£&w -Pattu
31r°s$o-25'ex> patapantsalu, s. phi. Dis- ;S&n»$ix§'55c» pattabhishekamu, s.The

persion, defeat. 3kr°3ox5'e>5S) pata- coronation of a king, or installa-
tion of any one, by means of unc-
pantsalava, To be dispersed, as
tion, or bathing.
an army, &c.
sSfeS patti, postpos. Through. This is
^feS^sSo) patikamu, 5. Crystal. ^^§"
the past verbal participle of the
-s-^sSw patikakaramu, s. Alum, lit'
verb, ssfeo pattu, q- v.
Astringent crystal. £fe3 patti, s. A child, ; an infant. &&
^fe5§"Sos5w patikabellamu, Sugar- A
s.
$& pattipatti, s. grand-child.
candy,
?Sfe§ patti, s. A written list of abuses,
5S6w7r°& patugaru, s. vide *£&>-s"°?fc
committed by public servants. 2.
patakaru.
A roll of beetle, &c. Tied, up.
£&> patta, s. The inner bark of a tree.
Any
\ Sackcloth.
£&m pattu, 5. Silk. 2.
application to allay pain, or to a

external
£k>\ s5w pattanamu> patna-

SfeoE3s5ov,
sore, &c. 3. A
hold, gripe, or grasp;
mu, s«. A city. seizing. 4. place A
A house, an ;
-^k^Xew pattapagalu, 5. Vide under. abode. 5 Cause, reason, or ground,

for a proceeding.
t>%oo pagalu.
A boat- Sato pattu, v. a. To seize, or appre-

Sk^-sêk pcittapuvadu, 5.
man, hend )
to catch, or take hold of.
2. To hold, or take, possession of

3ks5*> pattamu, s. A stone for grind-
a country. 3. To hold in, or retain,
ing. 2. A diadem. 3&>$"z5a patta-
as breath, &c. 4. To undertake. 5.
pudevi, s. A queen. s*3"^sbJC patta-
To find out, discover. 6. To press,
penuga, A royal elephant. ss&os&a
depress, repress, or suppress. 7.
x*>3 pattamngattu* To crown ; to To begin. To be dependant on.
8.
invest with a high dignity. 3>&~£x> 9. To stop, as pay. 10. To blow,

ex> pattamelu, To reign. as a trumpet. 11. To admit, ss a
3£;r° pafcfca, «v. The Inner bark of a law suit. 12 To take* or receive,
tree. 2. Sackcloth. 3. The puttah or as a bribe, v. n. To be attacked
written document given to ryots, by insects 2. To cost, 3. To fit,
cultivators, &c- or suit.
-£&r-Padika 290 ^2&ss-Paduva
*£"&> patte, $ The wooden part of a ]

ss£"5? padige, 5. «;iete sS2*X paclaga.
bedstead. 2. The tape of a bed- s&"3 padide, 5. Clothes of another

stead. 3. A streak, or stripe, w°a borrowed, without his knowledge,
sib tatipatte, A palmyra spar. from the washerman.
•&"%>& pattecla, s. Broad and strong sSSoxs padiya, s. A puddle ; a dirty
tape. 2. An ornament for the neck- pond.
3. An anvil.
S^l^xj padisemu, s. A cold, or ca-
•ZTh &> pattedu, s, A handful. tarrh.
##s5m path an. u, s. A picture. 3!& padu, v. ?z. To fall- 2. To occur,
-&&£ padaka, s. A bed. 2, Reclining. or happen. 3. To be caught in a
S&K' paclaga, 5. The hood of the hood- snare, &c. 4. To be killed in battle.
5. To lose the power of any limb.
ed Bnafee- 2- A flag or banner.
^&£bs padatstsu, s. A puncheon, or

3&>§"*p5o, «S£&r*k_sb padnkonu. pa-
tool having some figure on it, by
du kkonu, v. Comp. To lie down,
or recline.
which impressions are struck.
SS&8 padati, s. A woman.
ZZkK paduga, 5. vide jggtf paclaga.
"SSssbbs padamarra, s. Making in the cSJ&rto padugu, s. The threads which

The
infle^. Sing. s^sbfeS paclamati, run the whole length of the web.
2. A heap of cut corn, whence p irt
west. 2. The west wind.
has been carried away.
tf &?£> pada) U, v. a. To obtain or
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To possess.
£&&> padutsu, s. A girl. 2. A virgin.
acquire. 2.
adj. Young, v. a. To prostitute
3£*> padava, 5. The end of a Calpa, ;
one s-self. ss^-&£^s*» padutsuta-
or destruction of the world. 2. A namu, .?. Puberty. 2. Youth.
boat.
sS2&*»£a> padupatn, s. Ruin, waste. 2.
ss£i*r»e)o padavalu, s. The leader, com-
Omission; mistake, adj. Useless,
mander, or general, of an army. unserviceable.
3£-£r°i> padas^la, s. A hall. Ztkib padupa, .9. Prostitution. z&>%>
sS padi, s. A measure of capacity, $&® padupu padati, A prostitute.
containing a seer and a half. 3&>sS paduvari, .9. Sprouts produ-
*£S*ffc» padikattu, s. A stair, or step.
ced by seeds of paddy, sprinkled
2. A weight. 3. A degree. by chance, as the crops are cut.
•^tfska-Padamu 291 *£&!3.Padurie
3g padda, 8. A female buffalo, or cow, $x&r»!h padamudu, adj. Numeral*

fit for breeding. Thirteen, vide z&^tk padhmudu.
;3ra8 panati, 5. A woman. oSS &, sStfadb padaru, padurn, v. n. To
sS^sSn patakamu, 5. An ornamental be overhasty, or precipitate,
breast plate, set with precious sssebew padarulu, 5. plu. Angry ex-
stones. pressions.
38 pati, s. A master, or owner ; a j
sSas padivi, s. Fortune, luck.
lord or ruler a husband. sStf£-6& padaharu, adj. Numeral.
;
j Six-.
«SD^sf,e£ pativrata, 5. A chaste and I teen.
virtuous wife.
;
soTy© padati, s. A foot soldier.
s$ © patti, 5. Cotton.
3'nr*tf3$x> padarthamu, s. Thing; sub.
s$©i patni, s. A wife.
j
stantial or material form of be-

tf^sfeo patramu, s. A leaf of a tree, ing.
or of a book. 2. A written bond. ga padi, adj. Numeral. Ten. ssas&oa
35
A^ P a^ rl ^ a s ' - ^ letter of corres- padimandi, Ten persons. Seve-
lit.
pondence. 2. A leaf. ral or many people.
sS£s*» pathamu, s. A road, or way. £ae>afo> padilamu, s. Care, caution,

security.
3£c£x> pathyamu, adj. Proper, fit,
ssa<ysS>j^c3Cco padilamucheyu, v. a. To
but chief-
suitable, agreeing with,
ly applied medically, with res- secure, or take care of.
pect to diet, or regimen, s. Diet, •£a^>e& padiyedu, adj. Numeral. Se-

regimen. venteen.
sSss'idM padakamu, s. vide js^xSm pa-
•â ^^,
-
ssa^ssb padihenu,padiyenu,
takamu.
adj. Numeral. Fifteen.
^SiJr'oigb, %'6g*o&> padakondu, pa-
•^tsb-êw fib padunalugu, adj. Numeral.
ddakondu, adj. Numeral. Eleven. Fourteen.
Zxio&» padatamu, s. Precipitation. •£&>;& padunu, s. Moisture, damp-
tf£e& padadu, s. Ashes. Sharpness. 3. Quickness.
ness. 2.
•SStfo padanu, s. vide $&>&> padunu. 4. A certain measure of rain a ;
3SSS3& padapadi, adv. Afterwards. quantity of it sufficient to render

the earth fit for ploughing.
sessSw padamu, s. A foot. 2. A foot- oSfiki&ioaoa padunenimidi. adj. Nu-
step, the mark of a foot. meral. Eighteen.
-ste-Pani 292 •£<6^-Pannu
"£&>$ padupu, 5. A herd of cattle. ^^cflco panicheyu, To work, or

•£#b paddu, s, A vow a promise. ; 2. serve, ssslss^ panikivatstsu, To
Ad entry in account. be useful, or serviceable.
SSft© paddhati, s. A road, or way. 2.
oSSItpS) panikirani, adj. Useless, un-
. A line, row, or range. 3. Manner, serviceable.
mode. 4- Custom, habit.
jssssao&x panimutlu, s. plu. Tools.
•&'d5,i6x> padmamu, 5. The lotus.
panivadi, adv. Exceedingly,
3S3S&
#<5^:Se;3ke» padmaveiamalu, s. plu. much.
A certain Soodra tribe.
£$£>;£> panivinu, v. n. To go.
êscs6oo padyamu, s. Metre, verse. 2.
s5(3o-&> panutsu, v. a. To send. 2. To
A poem. #zrytx:--ir>&>i rt&$) pa-~
dyrlu-padu, tsaduvu, To read or
command, vide &&& anutsu.
sing poetry. sS;3bS&> panupacju, v. n. To be ac-
customed, inured, or qualified. ;Ss6-£

•Sir^ L e> Ab padhnalugu, adj. Numeral.
Fourteen. &>o$o panuparutsn, v. a. To inure,
«5e$r^2& padhmi'idu. adj. Numeral. to accustom.

Thirteen. 3&;g) panupu, s. Sending. 2. Com-
%$ pana, s. A sheaf of corn. mand, order. vide$o$ pampu.
oStffeS panati, s, eêfe. sots p?nti. oS?t°n Xaw pannagamu, s. The canopy
3?*$ panavu, 0. a. To encompass, over an open native palankeen,
usually made of fine scarlet cloth.
it surround.
sSSKS' pannika, «. Yoking cattle, or
£tf#wo2& panasavandlu, 5. p/w. A
joining together instruments of
particular caste of people, who
husbandry.
live upon alms received from gold- pannidamu, vide
sS«0n zskSm s. 55o"3s5>i
smiths.
pandemu.
£$ paui, s. Business, work, employ-
ment. An ss $k& pannirn, s. Making in the in-
2. affair, or matter. 3.
Service. 4. Use, utility. 5. State, flex. Sing. sft^feS, ssfr^tib panniti,
condition. 6. An act. s5$6&\ pani- pannlru, Rose-water.
dirtsti, To finish a business. 2. To sSsson pannu, v. a. To make, to form.
kill. oS£"S&» pauibettu, To employ, 2. To invent. 8. To feign or pre-
or give work. sfco-SoSft manchipa- tend. 4. To yoke cattle, or join to-
ni, A good or praiseworthy act. gether instruments of husbandry,

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ôooS'-Payika 293 ^tfK-Paraga
X&\ pannu, 5. A tax. 2. Rent- •£oao2?"*e»E- payidzarlu, s. plu. Shoes.
Zfe\~K° pannuga, adv. Properly. *ôoofeo payita, s. That part of the gar-
nicely, neatly ; in good order. meat of a Hindoo female which

s "%l P anne s > - ^n instrument used c 3 vers the breast.
by weavers. £ooo& payidi, s. Gold. sSaoo&sSwi&ift

3"^> od*b pannendu, adj. Numeral. payilimudutsu, To betroth- lit.
Twelve. To tie gold. -&ox>Sk.z>x>&>'Q) payicli-
^Hi P a PP a s ^ cake.
> -
mudupu, Affiance.
?S^pappu,.s. Split pulse of any kind; •£;*»g-£ofe5, S"ol3 payidi-kanti, kante,
split almonds, <fcc. s. A
certain bird, the notes of
S^sko pabbamu, s. Particular pe- which are considered ominous.
riods of the year, such as the •£o»tfsiw payinamu, s. A journey ;
equinoxes &c, When offerings are departing or setting out from any
made by the Hindoos to the manes place.
of their ancestors.
•£oo©& payiru, 5. vide ~^bb pairu.
•£&>32»<y3'Kk J e>o pamudzulakammalu,
—
$. plu. A large kind of ear-rings, -<>aoo&> payenta, s. vide So»b payita.
worn by Hindoo females. -£aoctf payyera, s. vide ssoabff payara.

-6os5S payara, s. A southern wind. 2.
•£?*§' paraka, s. The fraction one-
A cool breeze. 3oa&tf£ok> payara-
eighth, or two-sixteenths. 2. Gold
panta, s. Pulse, or other crops, to
of two grains weight. 3. The 128th
the 'growth of which a stroDg part of a pagoda- 4. The cream
wind is favorable.
on curds.
-£oao, s$o»tf payi, payina, acfa- On the
Sjtf^sssl parakhavani, s. Shroffing,
top, upon, over, above. 2. Upon,
or examining money by sight.
against. 3. In future, hereafter,
sooaor*^ payikonu, To advance -6&K& paragada, s. A field oatside of
against another in battle. a village. 2. Another's possession.

"ôoeJC % payigasti, s. A person pla- £tf?(2s-7r> paragadag£, adtf. By means
ced over a patrole to controul it. of another.
vide K% gasti. ÎfX'Ssbsg) paragadupu, s. The state of
ôjoS'stoo payikamu, s. Money, cash, the stomach before a person has
treasure. 2. Wealth, property. 3. broken his fast. An empty., or
A coin of the value of five cash. fasting stomach.
"£tfsfr»-Param£ 294 *£^$J?aradhi
*^tfKw» paragana, s. A purgunah, or -&&&» paramu, adj. Other, different-

division of a country, of which 2. Distant, remote. 3. Subsequent.
several form a zillah. 4. Best, pre-eminent. 5. Hostile.
•itfKb paragu, v. ri. To resemble, or 6. Excessive, s. Salvation, final
be alike. 2. To shine. 3. To be a- beatitude.
greeable. xStfK paraga, adv. Agree- •£#&>*£&£& parameswarudu, s. One
ably, pleasantly. of the names of Siva.
*6tf-i$3, 3bb-i5b paratsu, parutsu, 0. a. •&&XO& paravandzu, v. n. To be

To spread; to extend to scatter. spread, scattered, extended, or
;
vide sSea-ifc parratsu. expanded.

-sStfô^sfco paratantramu, ac?;. Sub- •&tiss$<&x) paravasamu, adj. Subservi-
servient, obedient, dependant. ent to, dependant on, or subject

to another. 2. Out of one's own
"£ffese>:> paradalu, s. plu. A sort of
control from joy, ecstacy, or sor-
crane. row.
"*$£ cp parada, s. A curtain, blind, or
•Ûo^tt paravana, s. A written order,
skreen.
mandate, precept, or warrant.
^$£0, s&s$£c;6*> parapati.parapatya.
•&#&> parasu, s. Means. 2. Way, mode.
mu, 5. Credit, trust.
3. Opportunity.
*&$!& parapu, s. Extent, v. a. vide Mutual,
•^tf^tfxSw parasparamu, adj.
•$#-& paratsu.
reciprocal, interchanging. 2 tf tf^tf
"£#^8 parabhari, s. Assignment, s$tf
*SM-7r» parasparamuga, adv. Reci-
?^Q7r> pnrabhariga, adv. Separate- procally. 2. By some means or
ly. 2. Indirectly. other.
£tfsfcs&» paramamu, ad/. Best, most oS-cr»& paraku, 5. Forgetfulness, neg.
excellent. 2. Principal, chief. lect, want of attention.
•£# sfr*^, paramatma, 5. The supreme oS-o-* £ s6s5» parakramamu, s. Power,
being, considered as the soul of strength. % Exertion. 3. Valour,
the universe. prowess.
*£tfs*r»?^j&» paramannamu, s. Milk, -&v*§<$&» paradhinamu, adj. Depen-
boiled with a mixture of sugar, dant on, subject, or subservient,
rice, &c, and used as a delicate to another* s. Possession! by an-
food among the Hindoos. other.
-
seiy-Paricha 295 •ieab-Parima
^-cr'rfaSS' paramarika, s. Care. 2. Ex_ i

-£aS)S parichiti, s. w'ota ssa-CceSsS^
amination. parichayamu.
^Tr-sSbaoT^ paramarintsu, v. a. To £S"?o;£)&Kb paritepurugu, s. The spot-
take care of, to support. 2. To ex- ted beetle, usually termed a cock-
amine. roach.
"£-a*sfc8\ paramarsa, s. Inqairy, in- ;59<£aex> paridhavillu, v. n. To shine.
vestigation. 2. Care, watching. 3. ssas£S>o-&> paritapintsu, v. n. To be
Consolation. ^-cPs&eôoSb par a mar sorrowful.
sintsu, v. a. To investigate. 2. To £5e£e£o-&> parityajintsu, «?. a. To
take care of, or watch- 3. To con- abandon, or quit.
sole.
adj. Strange, foreign
Zdwydfoa parityagamu, s. Abandon-
3 tpoxp» parayi,
ment, quitting, desertion.
28 pari, s. A time- 2. viê tf&tf oXa
35sSSVsta> paripakvamu, s. Perfect
oss» chaturangabalamu-
maturity, adj. Perfectly ripe or
SBIo^b parikintsu, p. a. To seek for, mature.
enquire into, examine? or investi- sa^QS7^»yo7^pariparividhaluga,aû.
gate.
In all sorts of ways.
parige, s. Gleanings of corn. sS8
tf 8"iff
ssa^tS paripati, s. Order, method,
"7?^^> parigechenu, A reaped field-
arrangement. sS83pfe37r* paripati-
38"7?ek, £&;?«& parigettu, pamgettu, ga, Tolerably.
v. n. To run.
Zdix*v$ paripalana, s. Protection*
38"ftex> parigelu, 5. A species offish. fostering care. Performance of
2.
^SJT'ss parigonu, o. a. To encompass, any act. 3. Government.

or surround. 2. To obtain or attain. S8^r»©o-r5b paripalintsa, v. a. To pro-
SS9 ^s^sfco parigrahamu, s. Accep- tect, or cherish. 2. To perform. 3.
tance, taking. sa^tôofc parigra- To govern, or rule.
hintsu, v. a. To take, accept, or

sS8^r^*» paripurramu, adj. Com-
receive. plete, full. 38£r_8 panpiirti, s.
SB-CcsssSx paricha}âmu, s. Acquain- Completion; fulness ;
satiety, sa-
tance, knowledge. tisfaction.

â^r* tf §b&> paricharakudu, s. A man 38s£i£sfoo parimalamu, s. Fragrance,
servant, saêr paricharika, s. A perfume. sSBafc&o-tSb parimalintsu,
maid servant. To be fragrant.
•£8;£«-Pariha 296 *£bbtf-Parusa
?S8s5b^^ss>i parmianamu, s. Measure, sS8&, *§& pariksha, pariksha, s. Dis-

quantity. crimination, investigation, exami-
^8sscn»e9o\ parimarrtsu, v. a. To kill, nation, test, trial, experiment.
or assassinate. ;s6JLo-&> parikshintsu, v. a. To ex-

ssecc^-S'S's**) pariyatsakamu, s. From amine.
s. ssasretf s5x> parihasamu, q. v. ss&o<!& parundu, v. n. To lie down;
%Qss&)&x> rarivattamu. s. vide Z3v£&> to recline.
ej
L "
*5>3 alavattamu.
(Li
s&ftb parugu, 5. Running. 2. A coss,
cr distance varying from 2 to 3
s69<jr>tf;6M par vara m u,
i .9. A depen-
miles.
dant. 2. A train, or retinue.
3&l?&> parugettu^-.w.Torun.^Sbb^ @
38$ e>tf parisilana, s. An enquiry, in.
£r*$ parugettipovu, To flee ;
to
vestigation, or scrutiny. £8ê)o-&>
run away.
parisilintsu, v. a. To investigate. £&&> parutsu, v. a. To spread. 2.
S58^c5s6*> parisuddhamu, ad/\ Sacred,
To scatter. •£&;& parupu, s. Bed-
holy. 2. Pure, clean.
ding, A mattress.
ê-Tôik parisodhiutsu, z>. To ex-
a.
;Stf>&> parudu, A
s. stranger. 2. An
amine, or investigate. % To try.
ZQ'g&^ti&x parishkaramu, s. Deco-
excellent man. 3. God. 4. An ene-
my.
ration. 2. Cleanness, purity. 3. Set- S5&S5& paruvadi, adv. Well, proper-
tlement. ;S8&k_8o-&> parishkarin-
ly. 2.Much, excessively.
tsu, To make clear, or evident ; 3&sss5c» paruvamn, 5. Ripeness, ma-
to settle, arrange, or adjust.
turity. 2. Youth.
%dh$r*$) parisipovu, v. n. To be
;S&3Ss*» parnvamu, vide sstf^sto pa-
.9.
rescued, or saved, from danger,&c.

rvamu-
5Se?r€tfsS*> pariharamu, s. Remedy, 2.
£&;# paruvu, s. Running. 2. Ripe-
pretence.3. Objection. 4. Quitting.
ness. 3. Dignity, rank. 4. Season.
38s5^8o-&> pariharintsu, v. a. To adj. Ripe, mature.
throw off, or away ;
to quio ;
to sS&3.s*» parushamu, ad)'. Harsh, a-
discard, or reject. ^8^6^-s>&» pa- busive. 2. Rough, rugged. 3 Se-
riharapettu, To pretend, or object. vere, cruel, unkind.
SSsj-eSsfoo parihasamu, .9. Mirth, sport, ;S&£fttfs5cx:-3tfb£s&>o, 3tfb3o parusada-
pastime, jocularity, merriment, namn, parusamu, parusu, s. Harsh-
jesting, raillery. ness, or severity, in word or deed.
•^ftJ/T'-Pamcfo 297 6ejcg\.PaJukn
z>~6~&gz$xi paretsakamu, s, vide s. s»9 I

parriya, s. A piece, or bit. 2
*£*§cfiS
sHSsSw parihasamu. A chink an opening, or crack,

;
in the ground. 3. A pit.

sse^&ss^ parokshamu^ ad/\ Imper-
ceptible, invisible, unperceived. sSeJ-^j*^ parrivovu, v. n. To be cor-
3tfeo?5;&x> paryantamu, adv. Until; rupted, or spoiled, v. a. To en-
croach, upon to usurp. ;
as far as up to.
;
•£«»$ parrupa. s. Bedding ; a mat-
£tt>c c*6*»o paryayamu, s. Order, ar-
tress.
rangement, regular and methodi-
Man- -6& parra, s. vide *&£ parra, ^poBoo-^
cal disposal or succession. 2.
ner, kind. parrayuppu, s. Salt spontaneously

A swamp, marsh, bog, produced.
3 tf parra, s.
A measure of capacity, a -6~%3 parre, s. vide êDoss parriya-

or fen. '<'.
parah, forty of which make one -&v% palaka, s. A plank. 2. A gam-

toom.
bling table. 3. A board for writing
StfqsSw parvamu, s. A knot ; a joint on. 4. The side of a wooden pillar.
in a cane, or body, &c. 2. name A *£y£"s5x> palakamu, s. A small bed.

given to certain days in the lunar
•^s-S'QoaSb palakarintsu, v. a. To ask,
month, as the full and change of
the moon. beg, or solicit. 2. To
hint, or re-
mind. 3. To call aloud.
3&*p parvu, v. n. To extend, or
•êjtftf palatsana, s. vide ^sw-JS'tf pa-
spread.
To lutsana.
-£fcsfto-t5a parra gintsu, v. a. shoot
-£e>s5M palamu, s. A weight, equal to
arrows, &c.
that of ten pagodas. 2. Flesh.
3e#o5b parratsu, v. To flee, desert, or
ijvzs palava, s. vide-&yoss paluva.
run a way. 2. To flow as water.
-£fe9"3oa5b parratentsu, v. n. To come. ôssao-i&palavarintsu, v. n. To speak
parrapu, Cans. To cause in one's sleep. -&vssqo& palavarin-
-<jea^) v. to
flee. 2. To
shoot arrows, &c. 3. To ta, s. Speaking while asleep.
annoy or vex. ^v&o-tfo palavintsu, v. n. To lament.
•ê^sx* parrikalu, s. plu. A particu- •£ex> palu, adj. Many, several, s. vide
lar species of birds. -6ex> pallu.
êJJT'tf) parrigonu, v. a. To surround, •£«»£ paluka, *. A shield. 2. A
or encompass. 2. To obtain. part of a weaver's loom. 3. vide
38
*£*»j- 8 o ^ -Pa 1 k a r i n tsu 298 *£##-Pavada
£e>g* palaka. -£>ew£&> palgudu, s. Low ground.
^SewSb, -^yo^- paluku, palku, s- A ^sj^ pallakamma, s. The name of

word. 2. Speaking, warbling. 3. a village goddess.
Sound, especially of music. 4. A *%> § *%,^ pallaki, pallaki,s.A palan-
'
language. keen.
^t»-7T>§ palugaki, s- A wicked, or •Ao^TS pallagede 6*. A white female
bad, person. buffalo.
*£ex>7& palugu, s. vide ~6°x>ir>% palu- *£e^£32x> pallatilln, v. n. To be reduced

gaki, 2. An iron crow. to distress.
^w^d^'om palugurayi, 5. A white "£o fcSoo pallatilu *. /?Zw. Poves.

sort of stone, *£<y *&» pallamu *, A saddle. 2. A pit.
•^sjo-tftf palutsana,s. •Thinness, spare" 3. Low ground. ~6v ^-ioto pallapu-
ness, leanness. ê»-jrs> palutsani, panta s. The wet crop.
ad/. Thin, spare, lean. 2. Not close, •£«e$^)sx> pallarrapulu, s. plu. Use-
not thick, -&?x>tfti&r*b>°Jo palutsani- less, or vain, expressions.
matalu, Contemptuous expressions. •^DoaS, T$J palliya, palle, s. A "village.
•690^ palupu, s. A halter for cattle. *£"e3sfc-*&> pallemata, A provincial, or
62»a6&M, ^2»s^so3 palumarru, palu- vulga^, term.
marru, acfa. Often, frequently, con- •£e3<KT*2& pallevadu, s. A villager. 2.
stantly, repeatedly. 2. A fisherman.
£•»* paluva, s. A wicked, or bad, -&&> pallu, s. Making in the inflex.
person, adj. Wicked, bad. aexsss" Sing. -&C& panti, A tooth. -6c £sr» 2k
8fc» paluvatitlu, s. flu. Obscene pandlanoppi, s. The toothache.
abuse.. £e» pallu, ^. Low ground, ad;. Low;
-£e>osS8o%k paluvarintsu, v. n. vide on a low level,
*£e>ss8o-& pal&varintsu. *£e3Scp>k>s5M pallekutamu. s. A school.

^sô^k, *£e»$& paluvundru, pa- -6$ £ pallika, s, A small round flat
luvura, s. p&z. Many persons, vide basket.
«£*» palu. pallemu, palleramu*
4T?afoa, -^"?^«fco
^0^.80 4ft palkarintsu, v. a. vide a-. A small metal plate.
^g'So-db palakariptsu. -&ss&£» pavadamu, s, Coral.
^tftf-Pasara 299 -SP^Paka
-c5êx> pavalu, s. Day ;

day time, vide •itftfo, *£&tfc pasaru, pasuru, s. The
^SjCew pagalu. expressed juice of leaves. 2. Bili-
To ous vomiting. -&$&ir>a& pasaru-
^s^cPo-db pavvalintsu, v. ;-i. lie
down, or recline. tsaya, Green colour.

I
£^s<6>:> pasadamu, s. Food, especi-
-£3 pasi, a<i;'. Young, tender, infant.
ally such as has been offered to
4*^>6» pas'itanamu, 5. Infancy,
idols. Kindness.
childhood.
•£*•£ s& pasapadu, v. a. To eat.
*£$&> pasimi, s. Yellow colour.
Zh pasi. adj' vide -£$ pasi, s. Frag-
-Sj^j^) pasuvu, 5. An animal in gene-
I
rance, smell. 2. Cattle.

ral. 2. A beast. 3. Horned cattle,
*£&& pasidi,
4. A Goat. i s. Gold. adj. Golden.
•^'TSeS^sSM paschattapamu, s. Re- I -6hao& pasidindi, s. A tiger.
*^R)S» pasimi* s. vide *£3£>d pasimi.

morse, repentance. 2. Pity, com- I
passion. :
*^&3§" pasirika, s. Young, or tender,
•£$vj&x5m paschimamu, s. The west. grass. -^âr^sSw pasirikapamu,

adj. Western. 2. Hinder, behind, A greenish snake.
after.
sSr&;g) pasapu, s. vide -6x$ pasapu.
•£3 pasa, s, Brightness, splendour. % •£&><ys&-*e>*7r°e& pasulapoligadu, s. vide
effect, result. 3. Ability, qualifi-
o)^l oe£ etrinta.
cation.
*&5oao pasandu, adj. A greeable, plea- ^^r»oooo^ pastayintsu, i\ n. To feel
sing, handsome, comely. shame, or regret. 2. To bear or

suffer.
-£tfstfss»3 pasadanamu, s. Decoration,
embellishment. •£&Kk3 pakshamu, s. The bright, or
pasapu, s. Turmerick. ^S^sbok dark, half of the lunar month. 2-

-&r$$)
pasapukunta, A certain extent

A wing-
of low land in which tnrmerick

grows. -Sjtf^ôss pasaputs&ya
Yellow colour. •5poS^s6m pandityamu, .5. Learning^
^tftf s5x>, -^tfwsSoa pasaramu, pasalamu> knowledge.
5. A quadruped. It is usually appli- ir>£ paka, s. A house built without

ed to horned cattle. large beams, with a shelving roof.
•>&-Pata 300 an>fe»-&tuF
•£•»£»&» pakamu, s. Maturity ; natu- •£r»&>sssfcv> patavamu, s. Cleverness

ral,or artificial, as the state of be- talent. 2. Health. 3. Eloquence.
ing cooked* or ripened. 2. The
ir>br° pata, s. Erasure, blotting out.
young of any animal.
tr»da^-r*fc», ôooo pata-kottu, tfyu,
•>§, ir*%?r°&> pakf, pakivadu, s. A
To erase,
scavenger.
ir*A pati, s. Computation, as applied
•SpSo paku, v. n. To creep, or crawl.
to number, weight, measure, ex-
îê&pakodu, s. A raised wooden tent, or value. 2. Kind, sort, or
shoe. description. 3. Justice, adj. Ex-
-tr>X, -ir-n* paga, paga", s. A turband. act, as applied to number, weight,
2. A stable. ^r»7r»-^>fc» pagatsuttu, measure, or extent. a^rrisâSw
To tie on, or form, a turband.
v. a. epatijanamu, How many people?
irK&&* pagadamu, s. A silver orna- -&wo7T*tfbô-^feS ibangaruyepa-
ment, worn by Hindoo females, ti, Of what weight, or value, is
round the ankle. this gold? -&*-5T>tfcsSx> ôtr>feS i-

£—J$"&2& pachakudu, s. A cook. dhanyamu yep&ti, "What quantity
ir>%> pachi, s. Dirt, filth. 2. The un- is this grain? S&>?g)c8o-£pfc3 nidupu-
clean substance which covers the yepati, What length? &£& ^>*r»fe5
teeth. 3. The green stuff produced -or>&> viduyepativadu, What kind
in stagnant water. 4. Mouldiness.
of man is he?
adj- Dirty, unclean. Water is dee-
med by the Hindoos to be. $-£)
Sp>i>5onSb patintsu, v. a. To obtain. 2.
To regard, observe, or pay atten-
pachi, Or unclean, unless it be
tion to.
brought from the well on the
same day on which it is used. •SpfeSex) patillu, v. n. To be obtained-
£r*r*iSo pakonu, v. n. Dirt to attach 2. To shine.
itself, or to stick. ->fes> p&tu, s. A fall. 2. Suffering,
-
Dice. distress, misfortune,, pain. 3. La-
-^•OS pachika, s.
bour, work. 4. A declining state.
-&& pachu, v. n. To putrify, or be-
5. The falling back, or ebb, of the
come corrupted or rotten. From
tide. 6. Manner, mode. 7. A time,
this verb comes. &»•© pachi, q. v.
or occasion. 8. Pride, arrogance,
ir-& pata, 5. A song. 2. A poem. presumption.
; :
-£-°-3ft-P&tao-i 301 >^ -Pair a

*2p#sk> pathamu,s. A lesson. 2. Bea- ->^sSw patakarnu, s. Sin, crime. %'
ding, perusal in general. The cause of falling, literally or

figuratively alighting.
^g padi, s. A bundance of the pro- ;
duce of cattle ; as milk, &c. 2. •Sn&tf, Zrti&'iCcooQ patara, patarago-

Equity, justice, adj. Just, equi- yyi, s. A pit, in which grain is
A preserved.
table. •&>&&&*$> padiyavu, s.
•^p^tfer ^, -ir>$zr°z-tik> pataralad n ,

milch cow.
patarladu, v. n. To dance. 2. To
-an»2& padu, s. Making in the inflex.
walk about in search of some-
Sing. -^nfeSpati, Ruin, destruction. thing.
adj. Ruined, destroyed, v. a. To irtir $ sko patalamu, s. Hell; the infer-
Sing,
nal regions under the earth, and
Sr&o-tfc padintsu, v. Gaus. To cause
the abode of the Nagas, or ser-
-2pfeSi§<y patinela, Land on,
to sing. pents.
which formerly a village stood •SrSS'j >S1 patika, patike, s. The
inwhich tobacco and other such fourth, or quarter, of any thing 2.
plants are generally grown. -ir>&
The six.ty-fourth part of the coin
-6$ patirevu, The ruined, or bro- termed a pagoda.
ken, part of a bank, from which ^©^.^cstopativratyamu, s. Chasti-
a person can descend to a river.
ty.
-£r»&e» padilla, A deserted, or rai-
$»§& patu, To fix, or fasten, in
v. a.
ned bulding. ir*&ifr>to padumata,
the ground, s. That portion of the
An inauspicious expression.
thing so fastened, which is under
Sr*"g pade, s, A bier. 2. The funeral ground.
pile.
Zr®1ikx> patipettu, v. a. To bury in
->£esx> padyami, s. The first lunar
the ground.
day of either the dark, or bright,
lunar fortnight.
•Sr*^ patra, s. A vessel in general
•%*$ pata, adj. Old, decayed, worn a plate, cup, or jar. 2. A sacrificial
out. 5. Cloth. 2. Old cloth. vase, or vessel, comprising various

in&%zx> patagilu, v. n*To grow old? forms of cups, plates, spoons, lad-
or stale. •2n>&8S'5Sa> p^tarikamu, les, cfec, So used. 3. A dancing
Oldness, staleness. girl.
-
i3-*tfsf-Panava 302 *p*-Papi
ir>&j&x> patramu, adj. Worthy, fit, i -£r>?SSs6co A kitchen,

panasamu, .?. -*-»
capable, adequate. #%& panasidu, A cook. s.

^r»dSto) padattu, s. cob web. A ^p»pr»e^s5w panaramu, A kind
I
s. of
-^tfafcopa'datriu, s. A foot. 2. A quar- i beetle-nut.
ter. 3. A hill at the foot of a
i
tr-a6$, panupu, panpu,

-Zr*&$ Bed-
mountain. 4. A ray of light. 5.
|
s.
The root of a tree. 6. The "foot, or ding. ir&^&ss^'Doss panpuduvva-

line, of a stanza. luva, A sheet.
êstftfsSw padarasamu,s. Quicksilver, -^*£ papa, *. A child. 2. The reflexi-
mercury. on of objects on the pupil of the
>5 padi, s. A machine for crossing eye.
rivers. 2. A garden bed. ->«$&> papata, s. The parting of the
-£paKtoa padigattu, v. To divide into hair, on a female's head. &-&&

beds. 7S*kx> papatabottu, A kind of head
-Zr>& padu, 5. A garden bed. v. a.
ornament, suspended on the fore-
vide •£-*&> patu. head, from the parting of the hair.
•SpabS'ew padukalu, s. plu. Wooden •2p>ss&*5m papatamu, s. A harrow, or
shoes, hoeing instrument.
•^p^sSm panakamu, s. The juice ex -
•£ps$s5oa papamu, s. Sin, crime,
pressed from the sugar cane. 2.
wickedness. This word is also used
Water in which jaggory, or sugar,
as an interjection, denoting com-
has been dissolved, used by the
Hindoos as a cooling drink passion, what a sin! what a pity!
pa'namu, s. Drinking. poor thing! &c. ; as. ^p^sSooy-O^^r*
•Srtfsfca -ZrtfK*
A dram-shop; ^kssab Papamu a chinnavarmi
%\g panagoshthika, *%l
a place where people drink to- kottavaddu, Poor thing ! don't

gether. «j^/a-»-j3-°2&ex> annapanadu- beat that child.
In, s- plu. Food and raiment* frsStfs&a^ paparammu, s. An arrow,
Sr*$6x> panamu, s. Life, in the form of a snake.
Or#&> panalu, s. plu. Doubts, objec- ^pfi"i9^b paparredu, s. Sesha, the

tions. king of snakes.
*3-°fte&>s533 panavat[amu,6'.The lower ir>& papi, adj. Sinful, or wicked, vide
part of the lingam. ^psssfco papamu.

£_Para S03 tfb-Paru
tp$ papu, v. a. To free, or deliver. -&ti~icrtx> paraveyu, v. a. To throw

2. To dissipate, or remove. 3. To away. 2. To lose.
expiate, or efface. 4. To liquidate,
-£r*tfS~5 €x> paradolu, v. a. To drive
or pay. vide, ô&o payu.
out or away. 2. To defeat, ^r-tfeew
•^^r*^ papukoriu, v. Corap. To free, paradzallu, To pour or empty out.
&c. one's-self. -^tfosstfesSw paramparyamu, s. Tra-
-£rsfctfs5w pamarama, adj. Wicked. ditional instruction tradition. 2.
;
2. "Vile, low, base. 3. Stupid, foo- Continuous order, or succession.

lish.
>tf re parana, s. Eating after a fast.
-2r>&x> pamu, s. A snake, or serpent.
Zr°$-F*&> paranadn, v. To speak con-
-2ps5» pamu, v. a. To rub.
temptuously.
•5r?.oas P*y a > s- Tbe branch of a river.
5p5's5^gs6M parapatyamu, s. The su-
2. The
divisions in garlick, or
perintendence of a village.
those in onions, and similar sub-
stances. -ôsSSoSb} payavitstsu, A ir°-u*& param, s. The decoration of
branch of a river to break off the feet with. §oo§osSb kunkuma, &.
from the main stream. ^-cpsSo^b paranintsu, v. a. To de-
payasamu, s. Rice, mixed
•^ncssstfska corate the feet, in that manner.
with sugar and milk. -£r° -<r»03S re s5*> parayanamu, s. Rea-
•&<&• paya, Manner mode.
s. ;
ding a holy book at so much a
day. 2. Totalhvv, entireness.
ir»cs&> paya v. n. To separate. 2. To
leave, or quit. 3. To be rotten. 4. -Sr>tfc paru, v.ti. To run. %. To purge.

To be defeated 3. To fly, or rise, in the air. 4. To
-Zr>K para, s, A short hoe, or marnaty. ;

begin. 5. To grow or become. 6.
-^>tf para, part. The infinitive of.

To flow as water, vide -tr&x> parru,
a-ta paru, q. v. Prefixed to. other $r>Q$r*t& pa*ripovu, v. n. To run

verbs, to add force or emphasis to |
off, or a way ; to escape Sjo&spco
their previous
meaning and ; |
yendabaru, To begin to dry, or
corresponding with off, away, out, heal. ;So£-srt5b pandabaru, To be-
&c In English ; as, -^fosôtfo pa- I gin to ripen. K2&&>îfcgadusupa-

raboyu, v. a, To pour or empty I
ru, To grow hard. &&6o^r>& ki^
out< rusuparu, To grow stiff.
^pwtf-Palava 304 ipex3s5cr»-Paluma
-><ros-s5>3 pairsvamu, s. A side- 2. A ô"3© palavelli, s. The sea of milk,

part. 3. The body below the arm- from -£-°jyo palu, q. v. 2. A small
pit. 2j£?i^ôE-5foo*7r*£>j*&r*&> oka- decorated shed, erected in the
niparsvamuga matl&du, To speak houses of the Hindoos, in which
in favour of one. an idol is placed, and worshipped,
>es parra, part, vide -irti para. on particular festivals.
êas parru, v. n. vide -&>& paru. -£pe;&>2& palasudu, s. A wicked man.
^pfcw^b parrudu, x. The flowing of £r»e>;oo-o-»ex> palasuralu, s. A wicked
water. female.
•Sp aw ^b parrudu, 5. A brahman. ^p>Do-{5bpalintsu. v. a. To preserve,

£r>&93"Boa& parrutentsu, *'. n. To come cherish, or protect.
running. ^p>«w palu, 5. Making in the inflex.
jpe> pala, s. A small bird, whose Sing, ip jd pali, and in the nom. plu.
flight is consulted in omens. ^pgpallu, A share, or portion ; a
•&°e;§ palaki, s. A palankeen. -SpoI division, or allotment ; a part. 2.
ôTfcaSk- palakibongurikka, The

The ryot's share of the whole pro-
duce of the crop. 3. Possession,
tenth stellar mansion; because it's
shape resembles that of the bam-
charge. ^S-g-ojg) palikapu, A part-
boo of a palanqueen. ner, or sharer.
-£pe>&£3b palakudu, s. A cherisher, irvz>&> palabadu, v. n. To fall to
preserver, protector, or guardian. one's share.
-£pe>X&;# palagaruvu, A ^waotfb} palubutstsu, v. a. To di-

s. soil, con-
vide into shares.
sisting of sand above, and clay
underneath. •£pgx> palu; 5. flu. Making in the in-
-£r>e>""fD§o, -£r>e>1§3b palateku, palateku, flex. >o pala, Milk. 2. Milky jui-
ce juice.
s. A particular species of the teak ;
tree. ir>ex> palu, v. n. To become pale from

>^s5Mpa],anamu, s. Protecting, disease. z,$>-ir°&$& ollupalinadi ?
nourishing, cherishing, preserving, The body has become pale from

guarding. disease.
^pej3J"S\ palavanne, s. Pale-red co- êxjasêwpalumalu, v. n* To be idle,
lour. or lazy.
ir*$tr*-Pavula 305 S> o 2a tfx -Pindamu
êxj^&S" palumalika, sj Laziness. •SpS'sSm pasamu, 5. A fetter, chain, or
-?r>~8iv£fo pa-Iegaduj s. A poligar. tie the string for fastening tame

;
The river animals, or a net or noose for

êfeso pal err u, s Palar,
catching birds, deer, <fcc.
which runs through the province
^psxoc&a& pashandudu, s. A heretick-
of Arcot.
an impostor one who, not con- ;
•^p"«fg, i£p"e$g> palerlu, palellu, s. plu. \
forming to the orthodox tenets of

Ryots who cultivate with the Hindoo faith, assumes the exter-
farming stock of another. nal characteristics of tribe or
ir°$sx» palamu, s. A manner, or me- sect ;as a Jaina, <fcc.
j
thod. 2. A lump, or mass, of metal. |

Sp^wsSm pashanamu, s. A stone.
-ir*C> The slit of a pen. 2. A
pali, s.
j
--^frg'ex) pasikalu, s- plu. Dice.
cloth marked with squares, upon
-fr*H>&x> pasemu, s. vide -tr°G&$gy> pa-
which games are played.
yasamn.
-$-*"? -*-*£&
palegadu, s. A poligar.
h
^p>"?sSm palemu, s. A Paliam, or coun-
try under a poligar. Ijott^ pingani, 5. China ware oi
palemu pattu
-3-°"?s5M;Sfcx> s. An en-
any kind as ;
plates, cups, sau-
j
cers,
j
<fcc.
campment. Pride- po-tfs&ra-ab
aotfafcapintsamu, s.
•frssoif pavantsa, s. A stair, or step, j
pintsamanatsu, To suppress an-

3r»5J§*g3- &*?$§*&, iriosv&o pavakollu- |
other's arrogance. 2. To kill.
pavukollu, pavalu, s. plu. Wooden S>o£"°5 pinjari, s. A useless, poor, or

shoes. helpless person. 2. Acotton cleaner.
inss& pavada, s. A petticoat, vide iv> j
S>o ?§pinje,5.The feathered part of an
7Ctt> gagara- arrow. 2.The end of a cloth plaited
-^rsstfsSw pavanamu, adj. ¥ure> puri- I
up, or drawn together, in folds.

fled. s. Purification. 2. Penance. |)o^s5od pindamu, s. A lump, heap,
3. Water. cluster, quantity, or collection. 2.
i^^ pavu, s. A quarter. 2. The quar- A ball, or globe. 3. mouthful, or A
ter of the coin termed a pagoda. roundish lamp of food, considered
•Sr^tf *&>;>, -ir-^-xôoo pavuramu, pa- as equivalent to a mouthful. 4. An
oblation to deceased ancestors
vurayi, s. A
dove, or pigeon.
as a ball or lump of meat, or rice,
;
^pêro pavu I a, s. The quarter of a

mixed up with milk, curds, flow-
rupee. ers, &Q.
39
&
>-25\*-Pitstsapa 306 atf-Sf-Pidatsa
S>o&e) pindali, s. A lump, or mass. and exactness, of measurement. To

relate to another all one's adven-
S>cS pindi, 5. Flour. 2- A flock, or
tures, both fortunate and unfor-
multitude. 2>o&sfo4aex> pindi van- tunate.
talu, 5. plu. Cakes made of any 8>-3Ya«Se>o pitstsapesalu, s. plu. A
kind of flour. small species of the pulse termed
%>oZso pindu, v. a. To press, squeeze, green gram, or Phaseolus radiatus.
or to wring. 2. To milk. &-8\Do-&> pitstsalintsu, v. n. To be
in great pain, distress, or anguish.
S>o£-S>oaoa5, &o"3 pinda-pindiya,pin-
8>€k pichchi, s. Madness, lunacy,
de, s. Young, or unripe, fruit.
folly- adj. Mad, lunatic, foolish.
%o%i#> pimpiilu, plu. Leaps.
s.
S>-S)\^ pichchika, s. A sparrow.
SS'/j- pikka, s, The calf of the- leg.
a -Shew, S-Shc» pichchiiu, pichchillu,
ar^-^w.* ^6-*^$ pikkatilu, pikka-
v, n. Juice to flow from pressure*
tillu, v. n. To be overflowing ; to a-ifcxS' pitstsuka, s. A sparrow, vide
be or bursting, from the in-
full,
§>SK5f pichchika, l>£b\r&ofeS pits-
creasing size of what is confined.
tsukakunti, adj. Lame, or halting,
S»Sb^_ pikku, v. a. To cheat, or de-
like a sparrow.
ceive. 5. Ambiguity. a4/. Ambiguous. 2>& pitta, s. A bird.
^So^sSnk pikku mata, Double en- Sbfcw pittu, 5. Flour boiled by steam.
tendre. %&£ pidaka, s. One of those cakes
!>ftoex> pigulu, v. n. To be burst, by of dried dung, which are used for
tightness. fuel. gj&S'eweS&R pidakalutattu, To
S-J5\ pitstsa, s. vide &©v pichchi. 2. form these cakes of duDg.

Shortness of measurement, adj. & 2b S" "Stoatf© pidakamosali.s. The Gan-
vide g)©v pichchi. getic porpoise. Delphinus Gan-
geticus,
5>«\;sta> pitstsapattu, 0. w. Madness &&iS pidatsa, 5. A quantity of boiled
to seize, or attack one. s. Exces-
rice, sufficient to be held in one
sive frugality, or economy. 8>-e\;S
hand.
&>:>-7r*$o£& pitstsapattugavundu, &&&•&& pidatsapata, s. A piece of
To be a miser. &$v &*&>%* %>tfytr>
cloth, used in besmearing with
pitstsapatitalaposukonu, lit. To macerated cow dung the floor of
pour on the head both shortness, Hindu dwellings.
§>tf\S-Pitriti 307 g)v -Pippi
?>£»$£ pidata, s. A very small earthen are made to the manes of one's
ancestors,
pot.
I) °§£>*> pittamu, s. Bile the bilious
SjS picli, 5. A handle, or hilt.
;
humor.
gjg pidi, s. A female, as applied to
&e£> pittu, v. To oreak wind be-
a.
animals only.
hind, s. Breaking wind behind.
&3§d pidikili, s ' Making in the m-
&£ss pidapa, adv. Afterwards, adj.
flex. Sing. &S§*3 pidikiti, And in
Frugal, economical. 2. Degenerate.
the nom. plu. §>&§& pidikillu, The
t)25b§b piduku, v. a. vide s>s^go pituku,
fist, &&"§&> pidikedu, Such a qu-
1)^, &tf pinna, pin a, adj. Young. 2.
antity as can be held in the clen-
'Small. &<^T&e5ex> pinnapeddalu,
ched hand.
A Both old and young; both great
!>&Xb2& pidiguddu, 5. fisty cuff* or
and small. &#>##»&» pinnatanamu,
blow with the fist. t>&S£>o-& pidi-
s. Childhood, infancy. SôS
kilintsn, To close the fist.
^^^ pinatandri, A father's younger
e»afl§toaSfe»§r*p5o pranalupidikita- brother. 2. The husband of a mo-
pattukomi, lit. To hold one's own ther's younger sister. 8>rf£© pina-
lifein one's own fist. To be in the talli, A
mother's younger sister. 2.
greatest state of alarm, or fear. The wife of a father's younger
fb&JT
^ pidigottu, v. a. To geld a- brother.
nimals. 8>tf^ 5""§( -tf
r
pinnakakkera, s. The
l)S*^»asfeo pidivadamu, 5. Obstinacy 5 partridge termed Perdrix sylva-
pertinacity. tica.
i>&-^tf pifiisana, s. An auger, or a^l) pippali, s. Long pepper. g^©
carpenter's tool, for boring holes. sla pippalikatte, The dried long-
!)&3 7fo pidugu, s. A thunderbolt. pepper vine. gj^S&cS pippali-
2>d&-tfc pidutsu, v.a. vide hoih pindu,
'
dumpa, The root of long pepper.
No. 1. S^îbcrvcl pip p alia modi, The
&ek§o pituku,v. a. To milk, vide fbo<&> thick part of the long pepper vine.
pindu. To squeeze a sore.
2. ^9 > pippi, s. The remaining solid
&&\8$ pitritithi, s- The day of the part of' any thing, of which the
new moon, 011 which she rises in- juice has been expressed, or strai-
visible, and on which offerings ned out.
S>e£o&>-Pirrudu 308 a© -Piiii
&s^k> pimmata, adv. Afterwards .

Sew-tib pilutsu, v. a. To call another
subsequently. to come, or approach. 2. To invite
&©»c piyyij *• Making in the inflex- to an entertainment. |> ex> &> r° ;&
Sing- l)©piti Human excrement; pilutsukonu, -y. Comy. To call
also that of dogs, crows, &c-, But

for one's own advantage, or for
not applied to that of cattle.

one's own purposes. 2. To call
each other mutually.
atfoft, S>tfofc pirangi, pirangi, s. A A call,
2>ex>$ pilupu, s. or cry. 2. An
great gun, or cannon, &£. Of or
invitation.
belonging to Franks, or Europe-
ans. §>tfo**n»tf"3fe» pirangivatabet- !>©&o*fc, S>exg>o^> pilipintsu, pilu-
from the muzzle pintsu, v. Caus. To cause one per-

tit , To blow off
of a gun. lit. To place one at it's son to call, or invite, another.
muzzle. &e> pilla, s, A child, or infant. 2. The
fbtfo5\"3Sk- pirangichekka, s. The young of any animal, adj. Young,
plant termed Mimosa octandra. small, tender. i)c^-3^ctfS pillakaya,
«>9jr s&
>
pirigonu, v. To encompass, s. A child or infant; applied to

or surround. the human species alone. g><y afr^s&o
S>TPcssb piryada, s. A complaint. pilladulamu, A small, or cross,

beam, gb^&a kukkapilla, A pup-
fbTr>e& piryadf, A plaintiff.
py. liyTP^b pillagadu, A boy, or
I)&9 pirra, s. The fourth fraction in
lad. tiv~£a&> pilla veyu, To bring
descent by fours from unity
the ;
forth youno;.
two hundred and fifty-sixth part
6
of a whole. 8»«^ 5T ft, l)e;o"7^S) piilanagrovi,
g>6l§ pirriki, s. A coward, adj. Co- pillamgovi, 5. A flute.

wardly, timid, ae^faotfaoa pirriki-
So ffio8oc3Ss5» pillamiriyamu, 5. A
summerset, or leap, heels over
mekamu. The antelope, lit. The head.
timid animal.
!>er*o& pillanllu, s. plu. Ornaments
§>«», l>fc?»5S pirru, pirruda, acfe. Be-
worn on that toe which is next to
hind. §bfc9o©^)-z5b pirrutivutsu, v. n. little one.
the
To retire, or withdraw. *)© pilli, s. A cat. !>© 5jt>& pillikuta,
*> &££&>, ?)B pirrudu, pirra, s. The Mewing, as§a-°tf pillikiina,

CO l
A kitt-
buttock, or back side. en.

f>Sc-Piku 309 I^X-Pinioa
S)^8 pllari, s. A name of Ganesa. i>~% pike, s. The windpipe. 2« The

Ij^-cTsSoo, S>^£) pisachamu,pisachi, 5. reed used in blowing particular
A demon, evil orspirit, fiend, wind instruments.
malevolent being, always descri- %X&k> pitsamu, s. Pride- l^sSora-So
bed as fierce and malignant. |>^ pltsamaratsu, To subdue one's
-#§ pisachaki, s. One possessed by pride. 2- To kill, or assassinate.
I-STsSdo pitsarnn, The peacock's tail.
s.
an evil spirit.
niggard !>-& pitsu, s. The fibrous part of
!>$7r-8 pisinari,s.A miser, or
plants.
S>3$^tfo$*> pisinitanamu, s. Avarice ;
the quality of a miser.

£>&> pita, s. A seat, chair, or stool.
!>£& pisaru, s, A bit, particle, or i)fc>13fc» pitabettu, To reside per-
small quantity. 2. The refuse of

man entry.
washed grain. §>3«b"3g pisaruve- i^jflos pfthamn, s. A seat, chair, or
llu, lit. A particle to go. The stool. 2. A
throne.
strength to be exhausted. I>©g* pithika, s. vide f)#s5w pithamu,
!)£r°f> pisali, s. A wicked, or mean
?
2. A preface, or preamble.
person. !>2i pida, s. Pain, anguish, suffering.
Zi-fr*Vo& pisalintsu, v. n. To emit f>£tf*s» pidanamu, s. Inflicting
perfume, or scent. pain paining. ISsSsSm piditamu,
;
l)?So§b pisuku, v. a- To press, squee-

adj. Pained ; suffering pain, or
ze, knead, or shampoo, with the distress.
hand.
I>&ot5o pidintsu, v. a. To torment,
2>&§ft pisikillu, 5. plu. The tender
teaze, or importune.
unripe grain of dry crops, depri-
ved of it's husk, by being press- f>£ pita, s. A crab. ,
f>^"as ^_e» pita-

ed in the hand, and thus eaten. dekkalu, s. plu. The claws of a
crab.
I)
sbtftf pinasa, s. Cough, catarrh; cold

l)§b piku, *v- a. To pluck up, or away;
affecting the nose.
to root up, or eradicate to wrest ;
out of another's hand. 2. To turn fbsK-tiaoX, i)(S37fo piniga-pinuga, pi-

out of a situation, or employment. nugn, s. A
corpse, or dead body.
t>Sber»2& pikuladu, To quarrel, or f>j&7foe>"ao&> pinugula penta, A
wrangle. heap of dead bodies.
$i> ©-Pukkili 310 $&3*f-Putika
|)e> pila, adj- Thin, slender. 2. Spare, Hex. Sing, î^.ta pukkiti, The in-
scanty. Ixd&o&> pilapanta, A scan- side of the cheek. î^Doofc pu-
ty crop. le k.ilintsu, To rinse the mouth, or
pili, s. The, rudder of a vessel. gargle the throat.
f)£>
iSg' pilika, s. A rag, piece, or bit. $-S\cls' putstsadika, s. A virgin; a
||)-g^ô pilikadu, s. A steersman, girl.
or pilot. j§nfc\ putstsu, v. a. To send. 2. To

f>e»-tfcpilutsu, v. a. To suck up. 2. command. 3- To divide, v. n. To
inhale, as snuff, smoke, &c. decay; to dry up, or become rot-
To
ten, s. The sediment of castor oil
fbewsg) piluvu, 6*. An elephant.
f)£>ov piltsu, v. a. vide f>t»4S> pflutsu, s^^r 8
^, ^>«K§f s& putstsukonu, pu-
chchikonu, v. a. To take. 2. To re-
ceive. 3. To take, or eat, food.
^)o«^» pundzamu,| s. A poonjam. ^^\ ptichche, s. The young unripe

or certain number of threads. fruit of the palmyra, cocoanut, or
other palmtree. 2. The skull.
$ ©e? punji, 6-. Crops cultivated with-
out artificial irrigation, commonly
<£)-£\s&o puchchhamu, s. A tail ; the
termed the dry crop. tail, the hinder part.

ôgp pundzu, s. A cock. ^&> puta, s. The leaf of a book.
?&o£o pundu, s. Making in the in-

$feo;5b8o^b pntamarintsu, v. n. To
flex. Sing. <&ofe5And in the
punti,
rise, or swell up, as a sore-
nom. plu. ^060 pundlu, An nicer, $&»sfeo putamu, s, A folding, or dou-
bile, or sore, xr* Jtf$c&> ratsapun- bling, of any thing, so as to form
du, The large, or rajah, bile or a cup, or concavity. 2. The eye-
sore, which on the back, and
rises lash. 3- The purifying, or calcin-
affects the spine, so as to be deem- ing, metals by fire. 4. The bury-
ed mortal by the Hindoos. ôe&> ing of medicine in the # earth, &c,
ôa&opunducheyu, To raise a blist- in order to improve it's quality.
er'. jg)&r*&tf35c» putaksharamu, s. An ab-
sg)o& punta, s. A path, or road, for breviated letter.

cattle, ^feSsf, $a % putika, puttika, 5. A
*g)§k-8
pukkili, s. Making in the in- small basket.
-
^)2$Qo-PudaHii 311 s§) £^c £ o -Pu n y a van
putta, 5. An ant hill. 2. A %)&%>& p*udisili, s. Making in the in

snake's hole. flex. Sing.$g&a pudisiti, The
$£o*x» puttamu, s. Cloth. palm of the hand, held in such a
sg)*3 ptitti, s. A certain measure of manner as to contain any thing-
capacity, termed candy, or poot-
placed in it. ^&"3>e& pudisedu, A
tee, which is divided into twenty handful.
smaller measures, called <fer»8S»>ex> #
ig)^>§o puduku, v. a- To give. s. Gi-
tumulu, 2. A round, or circular, ving, ^)2&&>er*e&& pudukudodu-
basket boat, covered with leather. ku, Tbe celestial cow, which gives
^)fco pnttu, v. n To be born, or pro- all that is desired.
duced. 2. To arise, issue, or spring To
^reg'So^k punakarintsu, v, a.
from. 3. To get, or obtain. &
give an insufficiency, v. n. The fin-
Birth, slaws', *£)&»£> puttuka, pu-
gers to be convulsed in the ex-
ttuvU; 5. Birth, production, origin.
tremities of death. jêsS'aoêcs sg>
c^faw^Sc^co^) puttucheyuvu, s> The
£§§aoê>o punakarintalu, puniki-
Hindoo ceremony performed at a
birth. s£)&x>sfc-s$\ puttumatstsa, s.
rintalu, s. plu. The giving an in-
sufficiency. 2. The convulsion of
A natural mole, or mark, from the fingers, in death.
one's birth. %&&>&& puttubadi, s.
s&ewlo punuku, v. a. To spread oat
Produce. ^feSooSD puttintsu, v.
the fingers of the hand, and then
Cans. To create, generate, form,
draw them in again, as in taking
or raise.
up a handful of any thing. 2. To
3)££ew pudakalu, s.plu. Small sticks;
touch, to feel. 3. To give an in-
fuel.
sufficiency.
:$&ao pudami, s. The earth. ^&ga
i&nz&x* punyamu, s. Virtue, moral
xs^swjg) pudamidalupu, Sesha, the
or religious excellence, or merit. 2.
king of snakes, and bed of Vish- A good action. 3. Purity, purifi-
nu ;
because supports thehe cation, adj. Virtuous, good, pure,
earth. êScDStS pudamipatti, The righteous, excellent. 2. Beautiful,
planet Mars, the son of the earth. pleasing.
sg)2s»o"s»o^n>sw podamimolanulu,£z7. ^)c3£5Soi£{6co punyavantamu, adj. For-
The waistband of the earth. The tunate, well fated; virtuous, pious,
sea. righteous.
:
-Punriemu 312 ^ 8r -Puriko

5
sg) &x
15^85 )
tg> &&, %> &S>

"*
puttadi, puttali, s. tg^&M puppamu, s. A flower.
Gold. sg)8)^ pup pi, s. Decay, vide -$)&\ pn-
ÎBo^Sb puttentsu, q. a. To send,
tstsu, t&S^&fio puppipurugu, s #
dispatch, or forward, vide ^-^ An insect found in rotten timber-

putstsn. ?g)&v"62» puppipallu, A decayed
^^ putri, s. A daughter. }&&* tooth.
putrika, s A daugher. 2. A pup- $$n>\& puppodi, s. The pollen, or
pet. 3. A copy. eg)j&,a& putrudu,
farina, of a flower.
«. A son.
puranintsu, v. a. To disre-
?§)tfE3ca&
^tfsgrf^sbo punarjanmamu, s. Me-
gard. 2. To oppose.
tempsychosis, or transmigration
of the soul. c&tf^tf^&k- purapurabokku, ?;. n.
^)7P>8 punadi,s. Foundation; ground-
To be in excessive grief, or sorrow
to be severely afflicted.
work. .
7&tf$>tizr°&> purapuraladu, v. n: To
3$)7r*?s punasa, s, The poonasa crop,
have a desire, longing, or incli-
consisting of corraloo or Panicum
nation.
Italicum, guntaloo or Holcus spi-
catus, and alatsundaloo or Doli- ^)Tr>ws5w purariamu, 5. A poorana,
chos catiang, and other similar or sacred and poetical work, sup-
grains. posed to be compiled,or composed,
$(&£, &*{j- punuka, punka, s. The by the poet Vyasa.
skull. $s&r-sr>8 punukadari,5.Siva, sg)-tr°^^s5>3 puratanamu, adj. Old,
who begs with a skull in his hand. ancient.
punugu, puri, s. Pack-thread, twine,

j&sfcte The civet produ-
6'. jg>8
ced by the cat of that name, ter- twist. 2. The straw basket in
med, j&tfbfiol)© punugupilli.

which seed grain is preserved.
jg)8"S&» puribettu To twine, or
^^"isw punnatelu, s. A small scor-
twist.
pion.
$8r°tf> purikonu, v. n. To recollect-
^tf^sfc punnama, s The lunar day .
2. To be careful, cautious, or
on which the moon is full.
watchful, êr'ew^) purikolupu,
?g)l^*S» punnemu, $. vide s. j^rao^ v. a. To remind. 2. To excite,
punyamu. provoke, or instigate.
s^t-Pula 313 $3><^Puliyu
t£)6£^ purivitstsu, v. n. To sepa- $v%X&x> pulakaramn, *'. Fever.
rate. 2. To loosen. 3. To retreat, $e>S8o-i$b pulakarintsu, v. n. To be

or withdraw. attacked with fever.
$&7Sb, $«>'# purugu, puruvu, s. A ê>;cs5a> pulagamu, .?. Bice and split
worm. 2. Any insect, or reptile ;

pulse boiled together, with which
to snakes. ghee, or clarified butter, is some-
and applied sometimes
times mixed.
*§&£& purudu, s. Making in the in- $u$ pulapa, s. An acid dish, made
Hex. Sing, êapuriti, An imagin- of various edible roots.'
ary pollution, proceeding from the ?&e;£tfs5oo pulasaramn, s. Indigestion.
birth of achild. adj. Equal. ^QfeSoo 2. An acid taste.

puritillu, s. The house in which a 3>8 puli, ^S^tfb puligoru*
A. tiger.
woman has been brought to bed.
The claw of a tiger. $>£>&*&> pu-
5$)&s&>2& purushudu, 5. A man, litolu, A tiger skin. "ssîD pedda-
generally, or individually ; a male, puli, s.A royal tiger, lit. A large
mankind. 2. A husband. tiger. ©Baa&^schirrutapnli, s.The
$ && piironi, A short letter, or hunting leopard, or cheeta. -&>K
note. 4D igapnli, s. lit. I he fly tiger.
$eJc*s, Q'ts purriya, purre s. The The spider ; as devouring flies.
skull. sg>© puli, Is sometimes used as an

^mômo purracheyyi, s. The left
adjective to denote-Sour, acid.
hand. $©&& puliniilu, s. The matter, or
$e&> purrn, s. Any solid substance pns, from a sore.
reduced to a certain state of liqui- $£>&S pulisiri, s. A sort of wart;
dity as miry clay, or excrement

;
$)®Z£$)&\ pnlimiputstsn, v.n. To tu-
in a looseness of the bowels. rn off conversation, with the view
Copula, pulu, kadugu, of concealing the subject which
<$<y, ^>ew, §<&>
has been mentioned.
v. a. To wash pearls. This is
derived from the verb ka- ^)£)"2»ejo pulimef.tu, 5*. The sediment
s'c&fib e> .... .
dugu, To wash but the word of water in which grain has been
;
here prefixed to it has no mean- washed.

ing when used separately by it- ^)£>ci£} puliyu, v. n. To be, or be-
self. come, sour.

40
°
-& sx?y_ w - Pushkaia 314 ^r^)-Puclj
^wo pulu, s. Grass. 2. A blemish in s^lx pushti, s. Increase, advance,

precious stories, vide ;£)ex> pullu. thriving, prosperity. 2. Strength.
ptilumu, v. a. To rub. 2. To adj. Strong, ablebodied, fat.
^)s>ds6oo
To wash with s^sxs&w pushpamu, s. vide sg)j$jj puv-

beat, or lash. 3.
both hands. vu, 2. The menses. ^^tf^ss^ pu-

3)e»3o pulusu, s. Acidity, sourness. shparathamu, s. A car of any
The juice of tamarinds, adj. kind, not used in war. ^^tfSssxj
2.
Acid, sour. pushparasamu, The honey of
$ pulla>pullani, a<ij. Sour. flowers.
^)e> ,
^>e>
j&sxctt'X^w) pushyaragamu, s. The
sg>e^ «*«*»» ^>o^ pulladanamu, pu-
topaz.
liana, s. Sourness, acidity.
cg)tfer°oooO"& pnsalayintsn, v. «. To
s&e^ pull a, s. A small bit, or piece,
coax, wheedle, or persuade. ^£<vp>
of stick, reed, or stiff grass.
o»o^ pusalayimpu, 5. Coaxing,
ô8 pullari, s. A tax for pasture.
wheedling, persuasion.
$>v ss2& pullavadu, v. n. To stand
#j& pusi, *• The rheum of the eyes.
fixed, or immoveable, from amaze: pustakamu, pusta-
3$) ^sScw, 7& £s5^
ment.
mu, s. vide &» tfg'sS*) postakamu,
£>£o pnllu, s. Grass.
Land which ^ ~S» The bit of gold worn

puste, 5.
<£)oo&"^y pullu dinela, 5.
round the neck by married women-
is only occasionally fit for culti-
vide -er^ss^ftM talibottu,
— & ~z$x>
vation.
pustemudupu,
eo
5.
"aA woman
2&jg>
^>$Q> $$) P^vvu, puvu,
s. A flower.
twice married.
^)^)ê>sS>3^c^ puwulamudnpu, s.
A ceremony among the Hindoos,
in which flowers are placed on a
pregnant soman's head. $p pu,s. A flower, vide ^^ puvvu,
$r°fo ® pugutti, s. A cluster of
^)&k_ecl pushkarini, 5. A. square, or
flowers, a nosegay.
larê, pond ; a pool where the
lotus does, or may, grow. s^-a^KS puchikagaddi, .9. A. sort of
^)si> <ys5*> pushkalamu, arf/. Excell- long and stiff grass, of which
brooms are made.
ent, eminent, .chief, best. 2. Much,
puchf, Responsibility.
many. 3. Full, filled, complete. o3r-£) s-
315 %&*-tZ2o-¥uTcciu
#*«frd?'y*i
putsu, v. n. To bloom blos- &>6 piita, s. Rubbing, besmearing.

^T-t5b
som, bud, shoot out, or expand. 2. blooming, budding. 3. Flowers

êx>$fs£r-&> nalukapiitsu, The collectively.
tongue to blister, or to become sgTtfel pudarri, s. Spring.
sore, or discoloured, g'ôosgrifc ^p"3 pude, s. A round ball

kannuluputsu, The pupil of the ^b&> piinfrti, s. Rose-water.
eye to become discoloured by
$y°&> piinu, v» n. To undertake, en-
disease.
gage, or interfere, in any enter-
êj, ^Patfa* pu>, pujanamu, g.
prize. 2. To bear a burden. sgp^,
Worship, reverence, respect ; Ho- puntsu, piinpintsu,
j
3§rôifc v.
mage of superiors, or adoration of j
Cans. To cause to undertake, &c.
deity. $y°£o-& pujintsu, v. a. To |
?grsar, c^r»i punika, puniki, s. An

worship, or adore; to do homage, j
enterprize, or project. %A vow.

or evince reverence.
To or-
&"& pupa, ^. A tender fruit, just
^gsxj-gjfca pujelupefctu, v. a.
formed from the blossom.
nament, or illuminate, a book, &c.,
with nourishes, painting, or gild-
cgrsr&S, ^r^£§ pubodi, puboni, s.
ing. A handsome female, lit. Flower-

bodied.
sSTfc piita, s. Half of the day. 2. A
^Tcsjco puyu, v. a. To smear, bes-
time as two times, three times,
;
mear, daub, anoint, plaster,

j
&c. 3. Security, surety, bail. &*&> \

or
lay on by rubbing. *>. vide &>&
3fr»& putakullu, Food obtained by I
putsu, sgr*o»oi5bpuyiiitsu^. Cau>.

daily contract, ^ytegretf a»«x> pu- !
To cause to smear, &c.

takullayillu, An inn, or -boarding j
house. £r-a- para, adj. Full. c£p8o«& purin-
?<rp &> &fa p utamu ,.v. Heaviness, weight, i

tsti, v. a. To complete, to make
full. ô^scoeSpQo-ck sankhamupii-
&>&> puclu, v. n. To be filled, or \
rintsu, To blow a conch.

closed up.s$f°i&-$5b piidutsu, v. a. j
or close up. 2. To bury

sgp>5 purl, £ Grass, or straw. ^dox>
To fill, ;
to conceal under ground 7§p8>\o& purillu, A thatched house.

piidpintsu, v. Cans. To cause to fill £p"c5££ofb&o p u red u pitta, s. Any bird
up, or bury. which calls those of its own kind
ofo-Penta 316 i)oa&> -Feudal a
s§ptfo6» purvamu, ady. Fjrst, for- "sbofeS penti, 5. The female of any a-
mer, prior, preceding, initial, be- nimal, or plant, "3>ofe5£tfcSk penti -
fore, in front of. 2. East, eastern. karudu, s. The female, inner, or
$. Former or ancient times days ; smaller, surf.
of old. pentika, Hard excrement
"ôfeSS' s.
<&-*&> ##«&» purvottaramn, 5. The
in shape like that of sheep.
former and future particulars, cir-
cumstances, or incidents.
~ô£ penda, s. The excrement of
&*$ puvii, s.A flower, vide &° pu. horned cattle.

A bead. "Stfx sgptf venua- pendalamu,
"S>od»e>*xx> s. The yam.
$y>$ pusa,s
"ôT5-°6 pendari, 5- Pindary, or armed
piisa, s. Butter. "Saa^fSeo vennu-
plunderer.
pusalu, The joints of the back
bone. "3>o"S pende, s. A lath. 2. Half a bul-
tgrtfg'îftw pusakajjemu, s. A very lock load of tobacco, &c
sweet cake. -S)0^sSx> pendemu, s. The gate of a
cow-house.
"ôlitfâo penderamu, s. An orna-
"&0& penku, s. A tile. 2. A broken ment, worn round the ankle.
piece of pot.^€j"g)0§b talapenku, lit-
~S>o;eps*», "s>o^*5» pendlamu, penlla-
The head-tile. The skull.
mu, s. A wife.
"3>o"? penke, adj. Obstinate, stub-
"3o^, *^>o^, ô£&pendli,penlli,pen-
born.
dili, s. Making in the nom. <plu.
?>o-&> pentsu, s vide "s>o§b penku,
"5>o& o£so, l>ogo^ pendlindlu,
no co x
v. a. To
nourish, or foster. 2. To nono ' • " '
pendlinllu, Marriage; a wedding.

bring tip, or educate. 3. To sup-
port, or maintain. 4. To increase, "Sjois^ô, "3>o&
no «~i
^toor*^ pendladu,
J. • . '
or improve, -ô-tfcr*^ pentsukonu, pendlichesukonu, To wed, or mar-

v. Corrvp. To nourish, &c. For ry, as applied to a hasband or
one's own advantage. % To adopt wife only. ^qS^ceoo pendlicheyu>
as one's own. To marry, or unite a husband and
~~&o?3tf pen j era, 5. A species of rock wife, as applied to their relations;
snake. to celebrate a marriage.
ôfc> penta, s. Sweeping, dirt, filth, ~1iO&v%l&, "Soa^S pendalakada.
2. Manure. pendaladi, adv. Early, betimes,
,1o-Petle 317 :S -Pcdda
*3,oSr*fi pendoda, s. The thigh, vide &£*>, "s.fow petlu, petalu, v. n. To

&*& toda. fire, or go off, as a gun, or any
thing made of gunpowder. 2. To
*5>o$ pempu, s. Nourishing. 2. Edu-
crack, or open. "S>fe»»vP e ^ u PP u
cation 3. Maintenance, support.
,
s. Saltpetre.
4. Increase, or improvement. "So
"%& peda, adj. Hinder, back, behind.
$e& pempudu, adj. Nourished. 2.
Adopted. 3. Adoptive. ~&oir>&> 2. Wrong, erroneous."S>£" 3c»oQ pe- :
pemparu, to be increased, or aug- dacheyyi, The back of the hand.

mented, "aosw pemparrru* In- •2>2s-5T>a pedadari, A wrong way-
crease, or improvement, to cease, i
"S)2s^£-s&)o pedarthamu, An erro-

"sbS'SoaSb, ""as'aox pekalintsu, pekal- ^^sfcesew peda-
neous meaning,
I
tsu, v. a. Toor eradi-

root up, I
marralu, To turn back. s»a"S>2»#w

cate ; to pluck up by trie roots ;
buddhipedatalabattu, To be
l
k(lx>
to pull, tear, or force out by the j
roots. wanting in sense.

feS'ew, "S>Sbex> pekalu, pekuln, v. n. -g>2»sy*a>\ pedabobba, s. A loud roar,
To come out by the root ; to be or cry.
plucked, or pulled, out by the ~2>&#&s5<» pedasaramu, s. Obstinacy,
root.
stubbornness.
"^So^-. pekku, adj. Many, several. ~5>
~&nW penaka, s. A pent roof.
Îj-oÔj^ "5>&k_& pekkandru^ -^>i£&e?o petarulu, s, plu. Ancestors.
pekkura, s. plu. Many persons.
pegadalu, "5>&tfce>-ifoS'k_ petarulatsukka, s.
"aX2*ex> s. plu. Great, or
elderly, persons. The tenth, of the lunar mansions.
"Sj-s&v petstsu, s. The rind of a fruit. "3>e£tfbe>-£r«>sx> petarulasami, Yama,

2. An excess in value, or measure- the regent of the dead.
ment premium, or
; profit,in the "5>ss), "aas, "sa-ste pedavi, pedivi ?
exchange of coins The lip. loa"S)25a kin-

pedime, s.
"S>fc> petta, s. A hen.
dipedavi, The under lip. aroa
"Sfco pettu, v. a. To place, or put; to
-s>ss> midipedavi, The upper lip.
lay, or put, down. s. Placing, put-
ting. / "5tf, "a& pedda, peda, adj, Great,
"S>1d. "aôsa pette, pettiva, s, A box, large, big, spacious, extensive. 2.
or chest. Chief, principal 3. Wise, sage, 4.

aSdafc-Peddavn 318 -?>tf-Pera
Old, ancient. 5. Long. (i. Loud- "^Sok^ peddintamma, s. A certa-

"Z&ô^ji 'Zitii&j pedatandri, pe-
in village goddess.
ttandri, A father's elder brother.
2. The husband of a mother's elder
"3>g", ^& pen, penu, adj. Great,
sister. -2>tf&8 ,
"3> &g> pedatalli large. 2. Heavy.
no o rr\ x '
pettalli, A
mother's elder sister. "-^tf pena, s. A twist of rope. 2. A
2. The wife of a father's elder rope tying one animal to another.
brother. penaveyu, To
"Id^^cooj tie two ani-
§>ltf\ "3>tfe» pinnapeddalu, s. plu. vide mals together, with one rope.
§>k5s pinna, "as-s^sg) peddakapu* "2>tf/fo, "^sofibj "^tffr ^ penagu, penu-
The chief; or head, inhabitant. gn, penagonu, w. a. To surround,
""S>#&tf;6co,"'S> l^tfsSx, "^)>Se3§'sS»> pe- or encompass. 2. To fight, or dis-
ddatanamu, pettanamu, peddarri- pute.
kamu, s. Greatness. 2. Age, old ibrS&tt penamu, s. A fiat thin round
age. -Zi8S-°& peddadora, This ex- iron pan, or plate of iron, used in
pression literally signifies the baking cakes.&c. "Saaigb^^s^ che-
principal chief, or ruler, and is rrukupenamu, A sugar boiler.
applied generally to the first in p@ni, A
"S>& s. twist of rope.
authority at any place, "z&s^vi&xt
"s>(35sx>£, penimiti,
peddakalamu, A long time. ""&&£& "S>s>sx>fe3, "s>«b^Dfe5
peddapani, Important business.

penumiti, penumeti, s. A husband.
*^£5 »£*>«" peddanidura, s. Death. *a$o3oo peniyu, p. w. To twine ; to
lit. The long sleep.

interlace of itself. "&Rfc-tfbpeimtsti,
~^>t$o&%%\o$) peddamanishiavu, v. n. v. a. To twist, to interlace one

with another. 2. vide ô-xSb pen-
To become nubile, as applied to
tsu.
females. iiSftôtJ^wa peddapin-
nantaramu, The distinctions
s.
"S)tf>&35 penukuva, 5. Battle. 2. War.
between the great, and the low. ~a#bc£) penupu. s. vide "s»o<£)pempu.
"^)#S)#n ^s5w peddavinnapamuj s. Ibocs&peyya, s. A female calf. adj.
Deafness, A loud request.
lit. ~&£
Female, as applied to horned cat-
&§ peddavidhi, A higli road. tle.
^>c5csc» peddayu, adv. Very, excee- -%& pera, s. Honey-comb. "atfowoX"

dingly. pterayfga, s* A bee.
"3>e> fto-Pellaein 319 ,8&_Pedu
"sbtfeSb peracjn, .?. Making- in the in- kalintsu, -3,9" fto-ST&taa peliaginohi-
jflex. Sing. ^jtffeS perati, The back pettu, lit. having eradicated, to
yard of a house. place or put- To transplant.
^#"6 -So peraretsu, To induce, pre- "3»o 5\ex>, "2>Ocx> pellagillu, pellagil-
vail upon, or excite. lu, 0. ». aide ijg'yo pekalu.

t>tf?oo perasu, ,v. Flesh. l>ew pellu, adp. Much, excessively. 5.
1>&Xb perugu, 1
a . Curds, v. n. To Excess.
grow, increase, or accumulate. 2. ;
"$$9X> pesalu, s. plu.lhQ pulse term-
To bebroken, as applied to ed Phaseolus radiatus, or green
string, or thread, only. gram. ~5>Stf pesara, adj. Of or be-
"S>«bs5cr»& perumallu, s. Perumaul, a
longing to that pulse.
Tamil name of Vishnu,
"Se# perra, adj. Other, another- 2.
•
Strange, foreign. ~5>es-sr>£& perra- J
'
~&£ peka, *. The warp, or cross
. vadu, Another man.
threads in. a web. The woof, or
A
•
"êll perrike, s. large sack, or

threads which run the whole
bag. "SeSTr°&5s5M perrikatamu, 5. length of the web, is termed, s&gp
The lading of oxen, &c. with ?6> padugu, q. v.
such sacks.
~iifo pegu, s An entrail, or gut.
""*)&9o& perruku, To pluck up by
v. a.
I
~i>& pefca, s. A pettah ; the suburb

eradicate. 2. To load
\
the roots; to
of a large city, or a village pro-
oxen, &c.
The porcupine, tected by an adjacent fort. £. A
"âsoKb perrugu, v. n.
row, or string, of any ornament.
to shoot it's quills.
li&o-tS pelutsa, adv. Excessively, ex- ;
-&&p>2& petadu, v. n. To wander, or
prowl about ; to traverse.
ceedingly.
~aoo-&>, "2»?5-i$b pelutsu, pelutsu, s t
i
-&Z& peda, .<?. The dung of horned eat-
Stiffness: difficulty in being bent. i tie.
""S^k-eso pelkurru, v. n. To start.

~£2& pedu, ?. Making in the nom.
I
~5>e> , "^f pella, pella, 5. A lump, or

flu. ~&& pellu, A piece, cutting,
clod.
chip, or splinter, v. a. vide -i>&>
"Sâo-sk, "s>jf ftc-ifc pellagintsu, pe
j
penu, -£1ds£> petettu, t>. h. To °hip,
llagintsu, 2?. a. vide n?r£>o-&, pe-
or splinter.
r>J &_Peru 320 >is?l rJ$i-¥4&kk$p
~£"3sp2^d pedevadu, ,9. A man upon "£& peru, s. A long loose necklace.
whose face Lair does* not grow. 2. Fame, character, adj. Great. 2.
~£êx> penllu, s. plu. Sweet cakes, Famous, v. n. To congeal, or

curdle, as milk, &c.
made of wheat and sugar.
-&<5 peda, adj. Poor, indigent, s> A *3tf>r°»o, -£8^^_sJb perukonu, perko-
poor person. ~&SeJg's5*> pedarrika- nu, v. n. To congeal, curdle,
mu, s. Poverty* indigence- harden, or thicken, v. a. To com-

mend, or praise. 2. To call one
~£ssb penn, v. a. To twist, or entwine. by his name. This verb is derived
s. A louse ; making in the worn.
irom both of the foregoing words,
plu.- ~£e» pelu, ^j&JT «»Sbfe» penu-
,
and r*j& konu, q. v.

gorrukuta, .v. A disease arising
~i>&>&, *^f5b\ perutsu, pertsu, r. a.
from lice, which destroys the hair,
vide, ao.s.ew £$&>>, ~£;&Sio indra- To pile, heap up. 2. To display.
or
^J O CO
luptakamu, penupilla, s. A nit. ~£"3s5™ peremu, s. Running. 2. A
-Soogbsbk- pelukukku, To kill lice. Gallop.
-£*s*> pemu, 6-. A rattan- reed, or cane. ~£*3sfco^r&, '£- d-&>&>
r
peremubaru, pe
"&tfc£os!b3, "^ôô,«5a3 perantamu, pe- remettu, v. n. To run. 2. To gallop.
rantramu, s. Married women go- "£590 perm, v. n. vide ~i>& peru.
ing to each other's houses, on any pelavamu, adj Tender, deli-
~~&vzs&x>
domestic festival.
cate, fine. 2. Easy, not difficult.
~iitio&TT&> perantaln, s. A wife whose plu- Fried grain.
~&znvo pelalu, 5.
husband is alive. 2. A wife who
dies before her husband- "£ej|>o& pelapindi, .9. Flour made
-^tfska peramu, 5. Running. of fried grain.
~£es£ perima, s. Profundity. I

"£©g\ "&©"§ pelika, pelike, s. A rag.
-£8SX>, "^ perimi,permi,s. Affection. I
-£ex> pelu, ?;. n. To be covered with
2. Friendship. 3- Greatness. eruption, as applied to the body.
-£& peru, s. Making in the inflex. 2. To be fried, as applied to
Sing. ~^8fe5 periti, and in the nom vegetables, v. a. To talk in a silly
plu. -£& pellu, A name ;

an ap- I
manner. ""s&ex?\ v. a. To fry.
pellation. -&tfb>v£> perugala, adj. !

-ii&ij-ih pcshkaru, s. A Peshcar, or
Famous, renowned. revenue servant under an Amildar.

tfc-Piiiru 321 sb-°o&tf-P< 'Titan :i
eO S^
"i, pai, ado. vide sSooo payi. ô pom, 5. Gobi £r»o;Cta> poneattu.
2>^s5m paikamu, s. Money, cash 5. A golden mountain.

treasure. 2. The quarter of the ;
$r>o$s>x> ponkamu, s. Beauty, pro-
coin termed a club. portion, grace.2. Fluency, elegance
2s^» paikamu, s. An assemblage of speech. 3. Pride, adj. Hand-
of cuckoos. some, well proportioned well ;
"J^xjbew paigastilu. s. pho. vide s5a» formed, or well made. 2. Fluent,

payi. eloquent. 3. Proud.
^^"ews- paidzarlu, s. plu. Shoes, J 'ôKO, £-*oK?> pongali, pongali. s.
slippers. Making in the inflex. sing. £n>oX*5

1^&> paita, s. vide Scoots payita. pongati, Boiled rice, mixed with
t} S paidi, .?. Gold, vide sSawSpayidi. milk, and seasoned with sugar,
and other articles that give a
"?» SS'olo paidikante, s- e^de -£ooo&
high relish. &*o?C43£o&>;c pongati
§*o"lo payidikante.
panduga, A great Hindoo festival,
~g> &s$oo2&^> paidimudupu,. 5. tnWe sS
at which this dish is used.
o»Ss5c»^^), payidimudupu, under
j
&-°o«b poogu, v. n. To effervesce ;
•£o»& payidi.
to boil» or bubble up. 2. To over-
2_ ^Q&*> paityamu, 5. Madness, im- flow. 3. To be overjoyed. 4. To
becility. 2. A
superfluity of the swell from blows, s. Effervescence;
bilious secretion. 3. Any bilious boiling, or bubbling up. 2. Over-
complaint. ~£>e£o-7v«>db paityagadu, flowing. 3. Excess of joy. 4. The
A fool, a blockhead. 2. A lunatic, I
measles.
or madman. I £r°on& pontsu, v. n. To lie in wait ;
~^<5© paidali s. A woman, to lurk. 5. Lurking.

"g^ pain a, ady. vidte £o*> payi.
£r»o"?3 ponte» Part. With together
;
2»sS*> painamu, .<?. mrfe -ioootfsSw pa- with for.

;
yinamu. £poe£ponta, .5. A way, road, or path.

^Sfcs paiyeda, vide sSewfo payita.
5.
2. A bank. adv. Near.
jLtf paira, wide sso&tf payara.
5.
sbô^tfsSoo pontanamu, s. A happy
-g, & pairu, *. Growing corn. conjunction of the stars
41
;
^Sb^-Pokkn 322 £p *3\ «5c» -Pochchemu
$r*o&$ pondika, s. vide £n>o3

,
s5ao or rise up. s£p.&>"3 ew^gc^ mata-

ponkamu, No. 1. and 2. 2. Regula- bailupokku, To reveal a matter, j
rity of arrangement, or constr £r*X poga, s. Smoke. £r»x"3&» po-
uction, of words.
gachettu, The tobacco plant, sfr*
£poab pondu, v. a. To obtain, procure,
-tpSo pogaku, s. Tobacco, lit The
or acquire. % To be under the
dominion of any of the passions ;
smoke leaf. ^K^?fo pogatagu,
to experience joy, grief, <fec. 3. lit To drink smoke. To smoke a
To or undergo
sustain, suffer, pipe, &c. ; To inhale smoke. £pX
as applied to misfortune, lo~s, or
c«» pogayu, v. n. To smoke, or
pain; 4. To enjoy as applied to ;
happiness, or good fortune. 5, To emit smoke as applied to fire,

;
enjoy by copulations. Friendship. &c In a burning state. s^>x&r»&

2 Enjoyment by copulation. &*o pogatsuru, To become black, from
fio-i&pondintsu, v, Caus. To cause exposure to smoke.
to obtain, &c. as above, in all the &-*Xfiw, &*Xb£& pogaclu, pogudu, v. a.
meanings of £r°o8b, "^tfs6w&*©ao To praise, applaud, or commend.

•sfo pondu, beramupondintsu, To 2. To flatter. &r»xajr-&*)car s.e»-
settle a bargain as applied to
;
£r»X_&, £r«>X2& pogadika-pogadi-
brokers,
Making in the kolu-pogadta, pogadu, s. Praise,
s^gk-g) pokkali, 5.
commendation, applause, encom-
inflex sing.
ium. 2. Flattery.
s^S^-^ pokkati, A temporary fire
place, formed with loose stones,&c. &"*X&, &-°Kb& pogaru, poguru, s.
^S^.© pokkili, 5. Making in the Pride, arrogance, presumption. 2,
inflex. Sing. &*§{,_« pokkiti, The The surf of the sea. &*&&>'&*&
navel. pogurubotu, s. A very proud, or
&*&?._ pokku, v. n. To be sorrow- haughty, person.
ful, or afflicted. 2. To blister ;to £r»Xex>, £r*/fogx> pogalu, pogulu, v, n.
be excoriated. 3. Earth when To be very sorrowful, or afflicted.
parched to rise up, on being
$n>fo& pogupu, The seasoning of
moistened, s. A blister, pimple,
s.
pustule, or pock. ^§k_o-&po- food.
kkintsu, v. Caus. To vex, or sfrr'BxjSM pochchemu, s. Sin. 2. Im-

torment. 2. To cause to blister purity.
"
£r*2»&-Podasu 323 £n> SS'-Pottika
£r*&>3'eo-&> ^&>s&QonS> potakarintsu, £r*& podi, s. Any ground

powder.
potamarintsu, v. n. To rise, or 2. Snuff, Dry. 2. Small. 3.
adj.
swell up, as a sore- 2. To shoot Young. £r°g^:x$x> podicbeyu, To
out anew; as lopped trees. pulverize to reduce to powder-
;
-&»& potty, s. The belly. â"3g^r»i6 podibettivudu, To sol-

^pfe5 potti, adj. Short smalllin ; size.
der, lit. Having placed powder,
£r* &$ $ &*> pot titanamu, r. Shortness to blow.

£p&»tfb podugu, v. n. To increase,
£nt>x> pottu, s. The husk, or "pod.
or grow be heightened, or
to
£r*%y* pottelu, s.
£i
*
A ram. ;
lengthened, adj, and s. vide £-°£

£r°6orii» potlamo, s. A leaf, or paper,
"° Kb, s^clfto^D podagu, podigintsu,
folded up,|"generallyîn a square
v. a- To heighten, raise, exalt, or
form for noiding, or containing,
;
increase . s^Sso-A^tSpodug at 1 adj , .
any thing.
High, tall. 2. Long.
£r°da poda, s. A visit. 2. [A speck,
mole, or mark. 3. Figure, shape.
^^^bAozov© podugugubbali, a-, vide
£-*&^&» podakattu, v. n. Tojfhe 6-tfcoS^.a. udayadri, under &-&cs6
remembered, or recollected. 2. roo udayamu.
The appearance of something seen £p>£&-&> podutsn, v. a. To stab, thrust,
before, to present itself to the
or pierce through ; to gore. 2. To
mind or imagination only, but not prick, or cause pain. 3. To fight,
in reality to the eyes.
or combat.
£n> 2*7no &,&*&)(;!& podagantsu, poda-
&»£&. s5» podumu, s. Powder of any
ganu, v. a. To see, or descry. ir>
kind- 2. Snuff, vide &>& podi.
2»-v$j-»sg) podatsupu, v. n. To appear. ^wr ponaka, s. A large basket?
&*&7& podagu, adj. Tall, high. % made of splinters of the marshy
Long. s. Height. 2. Length. date tree, &c. for holding grain.
,
&^&sfca podamu, v. n. To be produ- £p £s&» pottamu, 5. A book.

ced to arise.
;
£r* &tf, s^tftf pottara, potaka, 5. A
&•*£# podava, s. A boat. bundle of leaves, &c.
sb-*&5$ podavu, adj. and s. vide £r° ^r« $£tf s$w pottaramu, s. A roller or
&fo podagu. pestle, for grinding spices, &c.
£n>&£o1! podasutte, s. A small tn ©££&$ pottikadupu, s. The ab-

hammer. domen, or lower part of the belly
£n&>-Podd u 324 &-°8-Pori
£p> ©;&& Pottigudda, A small sb-^Sb ponaru, v. a. To give. v. n.
piece of cloth, used for infants. 2. To be agreeable, pleasant, or

A kind of bark garment. splendid. £r°tfao-£$b ponarintsu, v.
£r*e£) ^ Frieodsbip. 2. Eating
pottu, Gaus. To cause to give. v. a. To
in tbe same plate together. &*&>$ make agreeable, or pleasant ;
to
7&6o& pottunagudutsu, To eat to- make shine.

gether from tbe same plate, or leaf. ^°ssb^ pounu, *. Gold, 2. A ferrule, or
^>»^pw5r»dbpottulav^ru,s. p^.Frieiids. rim of metal, at the bottom of a

j
stick, or of a pestle, <fec.
$r*&>® pottuvu, s. The goddess £po», ^roowo poyi, poyyi, s. Making

Saraswati. in the nom. plu. &-°oo6s» poyilu,
£ps> poda, s. A bush. ^seg» poda-
A fire-place.
rillu, A place overgrown with
sr^tfpora, s. Duplicity, fraud, deceit.
creeping; plants; a bower, or arbour.
s^ftex? podalu, v. n. To shine. £p&
2. Pretence. 3. A plait, or fold, in
To cause cloth. 4. The coat, or fold, of an

So-&> podalintsu, v. C'aus.
onion, &c. 5. A
mistake, or error.
to shine. 6. The cataract in the eye. 7. A
£r& podi, .?. A quiver. 2- The leather secret, ê?^^ porabovu, To go
case used by barbers. the wrong way ? in swallowing.
£r?£5bKb podugo, v, a. To cover. 2.
s^tf^ poraka, s. A sweeping broom.
To bind, or cover with leather. 3.
&*&&> porada, s. Half of the day. 2.
To set as precious stones. 4. To
sit on eggs. 5. To surround, or
A time, or period.
encircle, s. The udder of horned £n>efd&> porayu, v. a. To obtain, or
cattle- &«» a ft o oSb podigintsry; Guus. . procure.

To cause to cover, &c ^-^Kb^csco £ptf«yo poralu, v. n. To roll. 2. To
podugucheyu, To have the udder turn in sleep. 3. To flow down as
swelling, increasing in size,
or water. 4. To be afflicted. s^SS^,
from the augmented secretion of >8g"
r
poralika, porlika, s. Roll-
milk.
ing. s£r»&>£n»tfe» mataporalu, To fail
$r°&rS) poduvu, gj. a vide £r>&]& po-
in one's promise.
dugU-
Any £r*e pori, adv. Exceedingly, very
sfr*2fo poddu, s. The sun. 2. time,
or period, of the day or night- 3.
much. adj. Angry. $r>0&n$) pori-
A day. tsupu, An angry look.

&-°e»$-Polupu 525 &«So-P6ku
d^8iT -j&-^ro88Scr»69o^, s^8*w&^ porigO-

,
&-*2x>&> polusu% 8. The scales upon

nu-poriniarrtsu, poributstsu, v. a. fish.
To destroy, or kill. sb-°ex> polli7, ,?. The empty ears of
$r>d7S*$) poribovu. v- n. To die, or
corn,which have produced no crop.
expire. sôos5cr»6oewpollumatalu, Silly and
&-°&fib poruga, The neighbour-
s. fruitless words.
hood, the vicinity, adj. Neigh- &-*sjpova, s. vide j^x poga.
bouring, adjoining, adjacent. This £-"£«b-&-°;oortb, £r>Sz& posagu-posu-
word refers particularly to what
gu, posuku, v.n. To be agreeable,
is in front, or on the left hand.
or congruous to fit, or suit to
Me q&fib irugu.
be on good terms.
;
2. To happen,
;
$r°& porlu, v. n- vide £n>tfex> poralu,

or occur.Seaside ax* viriddari-
No. 1 2. and 3-
kiposagadu, These two do not
&-»e> pola, s> Flesh meat. $r>vQo& po-
agree together.
ladindi, A
Rakshasa, or giant. &* tf£s5M postakamu, s. A book-
ô-Sa polatsu, v. n. To wander. 2.
To be agreeable, or pleasing.
A
l
£r*e;8, $r*v&og polati, polatuka, s.

s^^ poka, s. Going. 2. Conduct.
woman. i
s^S' poka, Beetle or areca nut, in

£r*e>sfc» polamu, s. A field
;
ground
|
a*.
raw or unboiled state. sHr*^ po-

fit for cultivation.
kottu, Scissors to cut areca nut.
sfr-'ectfceMS' polayaluka, s. A quarrel
s.
between husband and wife. I

s^g's^g pokamudi, s. The knot of a
£p>e>oa<o, $r>8cx5cx> polayu, poliyu, v. n. woman's cloth.
To die, or expire.
J
$r*-s*m>\ pokarrtsu, v, a. To destroy.
&-*&£:> polasu, s. vide ^»e pola. d*!8 pokiri, s. A blackguard, adj.
&•*£ poli, s. An oblation. Blackguard.

&-*D"&>tf polimera, s. A boundary, or 3r«§§6 pokillu, s. plu. Childish wish-
limit. es, or longings.

sb-^^jg) polivovu, v* n. To miss &*&> poku, s. Going. 2. An opening.
aim. 2. To fail in battle. 3. Expense. s&r«§bss&)s-Tr»j#o2& po-
3r*ex>cg> polupu, v. a. To roll, adj* A. ku vartngavundu To be going and ,
greeable, pleasant, congruous- coming ; to frequent.

&*&-P6tu 326 dr«Tr»ao-P6rarai
s^Xtf pogara, $. A goldsmith's tool. or even to women; as. eT'Kb^sfc

&*&> pogn, a. A thread, or string. [2 tagnbotu, A drunkard, or drunken
A heap. 3. A crowd or assem- fellow. ^(^02^00 goddubotu, A
blage. 4. An ear-ring. barren woman. ôS^ô tindipo-
£r*fr"°fc>o pogottu, v. a. To lose. 2. To tu, 6. A glutton.
be freed from ; to get rid of.
^pf^sSas potramu, s. vide s>r$e£tfs5cx>
£r*\b y £j-«2y> potsu, podzu, v- a. To

potaramu, In Sanskrit, this word
draw out in threads. denotes the snout of a hog.
&*&>§'_© potakatti, s. A large knife,
&-*£ p6ni,*W/. Like. skKT^dko^^
for cutting wood.
sr>&> manmadhudumbonivadu, A
£r*&>5 potari, 5. A brave man; a hero.
man like Cupid.
sâsfosfeew potikandulu, s. pht. A
£r*2D& pobadi, s. A hint. 2. A wink.
white species of doll, or pige-
on pea. Citysus cajan. 3. A trace.
£*t>x> pom, s. The swelling of a river, sôafc poyu, v. a. To pour. 2. To

&c; the flood tide. 2. A stab, or cast in metal. «o&,-sr>c5b sôacw
blow. 3. Pain. ammavaru poyu, The small pox

£r*^2& podadu, v. n. To fight, qu- to appear? or break out, on the
arrel, dispute, or contend. s^>kr°&> skin. 2. To inoculate with the
potlata, s. A fight, quarrel, or dis- small pox. jan>tfc£rSc8co narupoyu,
pute. To sow seed, in order to obtain
d*&ao, &*&&> podimi, ponimi, s. Na- plants, which are again to be
tural splendour. 2. An ornament, transplanted. -£)sSx>d-*ctf» chimUpo-
or jewel.
yu, To suppurate. "Ssfcfcosôacoche-
&$& pota, s. Pouring. 2- Casting, in
matapoyu,To perspire. &-iS\£r*oc&
metal. 3. The eruption of the small
utstsapoyu, To make urine. ss<&
pox. adj.Molten, cast in metal.
sH^tfsSoo potaramu, s. Pride; boast- sb*c«5o vadapoyu,To strain through
ing. a cloth. &-S0000-& poyintsu, v-
&*&> potu, & The male of certain Caus. To cause to pour, cast, or
inoculate, ^-^r ^ posukonu, v.
birds, horned cattle, and plants.
2. A male buffalo. This word is also Comp. To pour upon one's-self.
applied contemptuously to men, & s tt>s» porami, s . Friendship.
d*$-P6vu 327 ir tfb sSL-Paurusha
$r*d$&xi poritamu, s. War, battle, auxiliaries, to the infinitive of any
fight. verb, to give it a future significa-

tion, as ^.osStf^-fo-sr'N so vraya-
s!r*&> poru, v. n. To fight, or combat-
s. A fight, or combat. 2. A botsunnanu, I am going to write.
quarrel, or dispute. 3. Enmity. r°OT$b, rô-tf-s^^) kontsu, kontsa-

sr*-^£c poradu, To -fight- 2. To povu, v. a. To carry away, or off.
quarrel, d* -cp> ko *x» poratamu, 5. d-$o»?s poyina, Relative past par-
Combat, battle. 2. Quarrel, dis- ticiple. Gone, lost, past, dead.
pute. &*&"gfc» porubetr.u, To cry &*oootf »r>tfo5oo poyinavaramu, Last
as a child, week. %,% i^^zr8 ^ okastritobo-
&-*{5bss poruva, s. A sheet. vu, To go, or cohabit, with a
£r*fc9^b porradu, 5. A boy, or young woman.
man. &-*S\OT$b poshintsu, v. a. To nourish,
Srtvg&j polakamrna, s. A certain cherish, maintain, support, pre-
village goddess. serve, or protect.
&-s$r, 2r*8§ polika, poliki,s. Resem- posarrekkalu, plu.
blance, likeness.
$r*i$~%ij£(
r.vo s.
A particular species of fish.

&*e» polu, 9. a. To resemble, or
be like.
d*13 pole, adj. Resembling, like :
as -xr> &»$&*!$ ramunibole, Like s^8?> paudzu, s. An army.

Rama. s. A sort of flour cake. srv© pautri, s. A grand-daughter,
sJr*l5tfos5b, poleramma, 5. A certain either in the male, or female line;
village goddess. 2. The goddess though more usually confined to
of the small pox. 3. The small a son's daughter.
pox itself.
ir»ô,a^> pautrudu, s. A son's son ;
&*i> poll, 5. A cake, made of wheat-

a grandson in the male line only.
flour, jaggory, and doll, or pigeon
ir*&'&&yi paurushamu, s. The mea-
pea.
&*$> povu, v. n. To go ; to go off, sure of a man, equal to the height,
or awayto proceed. 2. To be
;
to which he reaches with both
lost, to disappear. 3- To die. The arms elevated, and the fingers
present, perfect, and aorist tenses extended. 2. The property of
of this verb, may be affixed, as manhood ; virility, manliness.
^-sr'S'-Prakasa 323 sS.er^-Pratapa
<o
or manifestation of a truth. s -s^

;
3o#b prakasintsu v. n. To shine,

<sl pra, part. A Sanskrit particle, or glitterto be splendid.
;
prefixed to words of that language, r^sSM prakritamu, adj. Made,

,^5
and implying. Progressive motion
(forth, forward, away, &c. ) 2.
completed, accomplished. adjV. At
present just at this time.
•,
excess, or excellence, (very, f much,

exceeding.) ^jfs© prakriti, s. Nature.
^?f&>8too prakatamu, adj. Display- ^$r*£© prakhyati, s. Publicity? no"
ed, unfolded, manifest, appa- toriety. 2. Praise, enlogium.
rent, proclaimed, public, notorious,
^K&praggada, s. A protector.
igj feo s3» ^ oabo prakat amuchey u To
g' ,
.s5.-cfo£s$»> prachandamu, adj. Into-

proclaim, or make public.
lerable, insupportable. 2. Exces-
An in-
Otroduction;
sS
;
prakaranamu,
£tf ras&o
a proiogue.or prelude.
5.
sively hot, or burning. 3. -Bold,
confident, fierce, presuming. 4.
2. A poetical fiction, or poem, in Wrathful, passionate*
which the story and principal .•5 & pradza, s. Progeny, offspring. 2.
persons are wholly imaginary; the People, subjects.

term is especially applied to a £ s prajna, s. Intelligence, under-
dramatic poem. 3. A chapter, or standing, wisdom, sense, clever-
section ;
a book. ness, talent.
3 prakaramu, Difference. &sko pranutamu,
2.
TT'tfjko
Similitude, resem-
s.
likeness,
C^ adj. Praised,
celebrated, ^faoSo-db pranutfntsu,

blance. 3- Manner, method, mode. To
v. a. praise.
adv. According to, conformably
^•3© pratati, s. Any creeping plant.
with, ^-^tfjfco-rr prakaramuga,
2. Spreading ; expansion.
Accordingly.
^^wsixj pratalamu, s. The open
^ -t^sxm prakaiamu, s. Sun-shine,
hand, with the fingers extended-
lustre, splendour, light. 2. Expan-
sion, diffusion, manifestation; the <j5.
-&*$>&» pratapamu, s. Majesty,
word being equally applicable to dignity, the high spirit arising
physical or moral subjects, as the from the possession of rank and
blowing of a flower, diffusion of power. 2. Heat, warmth. 3. Valour,
celebrity, publicity of an event, prowess.
.tf.aSo-Pratibini 329 ^^Jv-Pradakshi
^8 prati, A Sanskrit particle, pre- .3 8s5b prati ma s> A resemblance; a

fixed to words of that language, figure, image, or picture. •
and implying, Substitution, (in- A respondent

stead, in lieu). 2. Several, in or-
6aD«r-3 prativadi,
defendant. ^Dsâo-db prativa-
s.
der, (severally, each, by each.) 3.

direction, designation, (to, to-
dintsu, p. W. To answer, or reply.
wards, upon). Belonging to, (as
4. .sS.Ssx pratishtha, 5. Fame, celebrity.
a part, or portion). 5. Exchange, 2. Consecration. 3. Endowment.
return, (again, back again). 6. A 4. Staying, standing, fixation. ,£,
little,&c. s. Any thing substitut-
To conse-
©Ixo-tfb pratishthintsu,
ed for another a copy. adj. Each,
;
°
crate. -£p & 3 8& p r a napratish-
every. ^ a^Si praticlhwani, an
, .
,
echo. tha,That consecration of an idol

3 ®$n>vz&i pratikiilamu, adj. Contra-
which is supposed to inspire it
with divine power.
ry, adverse, cross grained, reverse,
inverted. ^_§ pratti, s. Cotton, when in the
,3.8k prati] na, s. Promise, assent, pod. vide *£ © patti.
agreement, engagement; determi- jJS^c&sSm pratyakshamu, adj. Per-

nation, resolution a vow. ; ^©^ ceptible, perceivable present, as ;
"SO o-tSbpratijnachellintsu, To ful- cognizable by any of the organs

fil a vow. of sense.
3 9^ pratina, s. vid e^Bx pratijna. 3 3ce j£tf«Sc» pratvuttaramu, s. An
<£,©$$ pratinidhi, 5 A resemblance answer, reply, or rejoinder.
of a real form; an image of a sta- (^^0*^-3-° ^s5w pratyupakaramu, s.
tue, a picture, &c 2. A surety.

A return of good offices;gratitude.
Otion
£.©$<>;*&> pratiphalamu,
of a mirror
s.
&c^©^Sot5o
Eeflec-
v ^ "§c§'s5ao
)
pratyekamu, adj. Separ"
ate, distinct. $~§?%o&> pratyekin-
prati phalintsu, To reflect back a (
hgure, &e. tsu, To separate. * lies' s$x>tp
s3 ©ô^s5do pratibandhamu, s. Ob- pratyekamuga, Separately ; in

stacle, impediment, hinderance. private, alone.
jS.9Qoas5oa pratibimbamu, $. A re- ês.-LcasSao pradakshinamu, s. Reve-
semblance, or counterpart, of real rential salutation, by circumam-
forms as a picture, an image, a
;
bulating persons, or objects, keep-
shadow, c&c. ing the right side towards them.
42
^ô^-Prabhuvu 330
O.^So-Praiapin
55
(
55 "^#s&k> pradesarnu, 5. A place in s. Power, authority, rule, govern-
general a country, a district, <fcc.

ment.
;
-qr°^5»c pradhanamu, adj. Chief, £ s&*ra**» pramariamu, 5. Measure,

U2
principal, superior, 55 -^tfsSoo^
size, dimension, quantity 2.
Proof, testimony, authority. 3.
ca6o pradhanamucheyn, To betroth An oath, adjuration. 4. Limit.
5. Cause, motive. s5^ra^ô^
^Tp^jcS^, <£ -*pS> pradhanudn, pra-
^ y
pramanamucheyu, To take an
dbani, 5. • A prime, or chief, oath. ^sscr^rasfcwiiSoeooTfc pramana-
minister.
mucheyintsu, To administer an
& &o-SV,:o prapanohamu, .<?. The oath,
expanded universe. 2. Extent, 55 3&r°&s5a> pramadamu, 5. Mistake,
expanse. 3. Copiousness, abun-
error, inadvertence, carelessness,
dance. 4. Illusion, or delusion.
inaccuracy 2. Misfortune.
,^23oe^s5oo prabandhamu, s. A con-
j3,£o"S pramide, s. The cup of a
nected discussion, or narrative.
lamp ; the place which holds the
/£ atfstito prabalamu, ac£/. Strong,
oil-
powerful, pre-eminent.^ a ex) pra- prayatnamu,
balu, 0. m. To increase, to impro-
O cese^sko
55
or
our, Act, effort. 2.
s. Endeav-
action.
ve; to become great, or powerful. s> csfr»eas5oo prayanamti, 6-. Journey,
,55 ^©o-& prabalintsu, v. a. To ex- march, departure.
tend, or augment. This verb has 55.CG£n>cO<&x> .sS.c^tf prayasamu, pra-
also occasionally the neuter mea- yasa, s. Trouble, labour, fatigue. %
ning of 55 20 e» prabalu. Difficulty, embarrassment.3. Pain
\&$ prabha, s, Light, radiance, 55 o3o-og;tfs5s> prayojanamu, s Cause.
splendour. .^^S'bb^b prabhakaru occasion 2. Motive, origin 3.
du, The sun. Result. 4. Occupation, business.

The dawn, 5. Profit, advantage. 6. Use. T.
/Sd.^^sSm prabhatamu, s.
A religious ceremony,
or morning.
55 er^sSco Unmeaning
pralapamu, s.
5$ s^s5sSw prabhavamu, .9. Majesty,
O* (
or unconnected speech. 2. Sorrow

dignity, magnanimity, high spirit.
lamentation.
2. Fewer, strength, energy.
/<S^r» 2> c -&, ^<y S) o-do prala pintsu, pra
,36$ prabhuvu, s. A lord, master,
lapintsu, v. n. To lament, or
or ruler. <53 ^ô^^prabhutwamu, arrieve.
.aâ-Prasiddlu
&** Trasna 331
— v
v -'
.& ôsssSm pralayamii, s. The end of a $ 3oXs*» prasangamu, s- A discour-
kaipa, or destruction of the world. se. Introduction, insertion. 3.

2.
2?e>£ .S'csSs&do jaiaprafayamu, The Association, connection. £ySo'ho^ (
deluge. ^^ce3s5wrr pralayamuga, prasaugintsu, To discourse ; to

argue, or dispute.
adv. In immense or overpowering-
numbers. 2. With vast pomp. 3. £ 7$ § prasakti, 6 An occurrence*
In a most extraordinary manner. or event.
ss.ssjjtf pravartana, s. Action, busi- , 3 £#n £ prasannata, s. Brightness,

ness, worldly interest or activity, pellucidness, clearness, purhty,
as opposed to abstract contem- ijZ.iSX^&xi prasannamu, adj. Clear.t
plation. 2- Conduct, behaviour- transparent, clean, bright, pel-
3 ss©sr-o3b, sSsS8e-e» pravarfcin-
( lucid. 2. Pleased, delighted, com-
tsu, pravartillu, To act or behave. placent, gracious, favorable.
2. To be going on, in a state of
r&jZzS&xi prasavamu, s. The bring-
action.
ing forth, or bearing, young. 2.
.*.sj8oo pravardhillu #. 71. To in-
A flower, or blossom. 3. Birth,
crease, prosper, or lugment. production. 4. Offspring, posteri-
^3 -5r*£ pravada, s. Bumour. report. ty, .^tfss^^-êx) prasavapunop-
.3ysr>&-&x> pravahamu, 5. A stream, pulu, The pains of child-birth.
or current the flowing, or course

:
^So^b prasavintsu, To brign
forth a child.
of any thing; continuous passage,
,*$,£> irônft pravahintsu, To flow :
j3,3r°£36»
(
prasadamu, s. Clearness,
to run as water. cleanness, brightness. 2. Favor,

kindness, propitiousness. 3. Well-
^Htftx* pravesamu, Entering-,
being, welfare. 4. Food offered to
entrance. 2. Arrival. 3. Advance- \
the deity, or to a Guru. ,j^,-£r°ao
ment in learning. 3,~£§o&> prave- 1
-vSb prasadintsu, v. a. To favor.

sintsu. v. n. To enter. 2. To arrive
at. 3. To interfere in. 3 &>-£&) prasapadu, s. To eat
£ S"_gs5w prasastarnu, adj. Happy, I
j
3 & & <&*> prasiddham u, adj. A domed
,
well, right. 2. Good, excellent, ornamented. 2. Famous, celebra-

best, illustrious. 3. Commodious. ted, notorious.
js,^, ^^tin prasna, prasnamu, s. .3.&& prasiddhi, .5. Fame, celetmty,

A (jueshon. demand, or 6tiquiry. notoriety
jjfrêl-Pram 332 ,
&» ,K tf.Prarthana
<tf,#r*tf, ^^r»©r prasuta,prasutika,6". <-£-<> ^prata, adj. Old, ancient, vide

A woman who has borne a child, ^\j, ^3 pra, pata, s. vide -^^
or who has been recently delive- pata. ^.g^vo pratagilu. To be-
red.
come., old.
^frvss&o prastavamu, *. Opportu-
nity, occasioD. ^.t^-gr^sSM pratahkalamu, s. The
&^&o%$i> prastavintsu, dawn, the morning.
v. a. To
an opportunity.
seize rZr>jjZ&>z praptamu, ad/. Obtained,
^r&^sfeo prastutamu, adj. Said, re- gained, received, procured. ,-sr* I,
vealed, propounded, declared. 2. prapti, s. Gain, profit.

-Ready, prepared. 3. Praised, pa- jJr>, £o?5o§oe» prabalu-
,Jr>.ae>ogb«>Oj v
negyrised, s. A feast, or ceremo-
ny, adv. At present.
praminukulu, s. plu. The
kulu,
Vedas. lit. The ancient words.
<5!ô-& prasthapintsu, v. a. To
place, keep, or stop.
^râ&^S'sSoa pramanikamu, adj.
Speaking truth. 2. True of great
<3,s^6 prahari, s, A wall, raised a-
force, credit, or authority, from.
;
round the house.

^s^rasSw pramanamu, q. v.
^H\ftfs5<x> prakshalanamu, s. Wash-
r^j s5w pramu, v. a. To rubj to wash
ing, cleaning.
a wall.
^p,«6j6» prayamu, s. Fasting in
order to die. 2- A state, or condi-
<^p, pra, adj. Old, ancient. tion, of life ; as age, youth, adj.
v
2^-s-°^s6»3 prakaramu,s. A rampart, Like.
or fence; any enclosure, or defen- .-> .osS3\ e£s&» prayaschittamu, s.
ce, in the form of a wall, upon a

Expiation, penance.
raised mound.
^-.tTo^rsSw prarambhamu, s. vide
v
^§b praku,ft.| n. To creep.
estfo^sSw arambhamu.
^2j^^> prakudu, s. Dirt.
^£p tf£>s6w prarabdhamu, s. Destiny,
Q^j^fr- P r akku, adj. Before, prior; luck', fortune.
preceeding in place, or time. 2.
<^2jX# prarthana, s. Asking, begg-
East, eastern. 3. Past, gone. adv.
Formerly. ing. 2. Prayer, supplication. r&\,
^^^pram, s. An animal; a senti- 8o-i& prarthintsa, v. a. To pray,

ent or living being. or supplicate.
^ca&fb-Preyasi 33 ^£r* a.Prodi
in oo pralu, 5. plu. Bice. 2. vide «> |

ÎSSoea, ^"^^rasSw prerepana, pre-
&&ew akshatalu, No. I. And. 2. repanamu, s. Sending, directing.
2. Passion or operation of the
.Sn>,ex>s£few, .-2H>,er*,ex) pralumaJu ;
organs of sense.3. Excitement,

pralmalu, v. n To be idle, or lazy.
instigation. ,~&y3 2> c •&, ^j&yssSb
vide •are»aSr»e» palumalu.
prerepintsu, preretsu, v. a. To in-
^-£r> tfs5w prasamu, s. A bearded
duce, excite, or instigate. <j£,"6*£
dart. In Telugu prosody, it de-
§b£& prerepakudu, s. An instiga-
notes alliteration.
tor.
,
•£-» , ^sSx> prahnamu, s.The forenoon.
."&,ex> prelu, ?.a. To prattle, or tattle;
to talk in a silly manner, vide ~£vz

pelu.
.1) Sew pridi]u, v. %. To grow slack,
or become loose. rf>j$) prevu, s. vide ,%Kb, "3 Kb pre-

& os3s5w priyarnu, adj. Dear, belov- gu, pegu,
ed, desired. 2. Dear, or high, in sxo A maid servant.
preshya, s.
price, fbctfcofcso priyudu, 5. A hus- -.S&C2& preshyudu,s. A man servant.

band.
5
^«,c5b proddu, s. vide &n»e5b poddu.

i © priti, s. Joy, pleasure, delight,
happiness. 2. Love, affection, re- ^ j ojo^ proyyi, s. wete &-*©*> poyi.
gard.
£r* g' proka, s.

a
A heap, multitude,
or assemblage.
£,?& pregu, 5. meZe -£fib pegu.
o^,^ preta, s. A ghost, goblin, or ,£r$ no proga, 5. »«fe &-*fib poga,
an evil being, especially an-

sprite; No. 2. And 3.
imating the carcases of the dead. yfrBj •& protsu, v. a. To save, pro-
^jî^j
J^,s5wg prema, premudi,
s5b, 5. Af- tect, support, or preserve.
fection, kindness, tender regard. <&* & proda, 5. A wise, or skilful,
2. Pleasure, sport, pastime, joy. person.
^coSft preyasi, s . A wife. ,
&* a prodi, s. Beauty.
sse;s5w-Phaliir.nu 33-Jt woS-Banka
<j£r« 3$) propu, s. Protection; saving. rishing, thriving. 4. Gain, proiit,
vide ^r^-so protsu. acquisition.

%°r°-$r> phalana, s Such a one. adj.
A
.
i&^jo&ovd proyalu, 6-. woman.

Such and such.
^s e» prolu, ,9. A city. &-s ,e>0 8&
/& proludirugu, 0. w. e;£de £i-g?fc
uregu, To go in procession about gain
•ôofl-sp phayid&, s. Profit,
a city- This term, in marriage
ceremonies, is often applied to advantage, utility.
that part of them which consists
in a fictitious procession round the
city, represented by some object
|efo"*6 phituri, s. Disturbance? in-
placed in the house.
surrection, rebellion. 2. Any
<J^3> provu, s. vide ,&*, 76, £r«7fo
secret, deceitful or underhand
progu, pogu. No. 2. And. 3. proceeding.
fjtfok phirangi, s. vide §)tfoft pi-
rangi.
^ pha, The thirty- seventh letter, §dc&n>& phiriyadu, s. A complaint.
and twenty second consonant, in 2. An accusation, or plaint, inlaw.
the Telugu alphabet. f>ao8â pniriyaeli, A plaintiff, or
î«bp hakiru, s. A fakeer, dervise, complainant.
or religions mendicant.
n;
%&®, %'£&> phajiti, phajitu, s. Dis-
grace, ignominy. s> ba,The thirty- eighth letter, and
^tfsScrôoSsfc pharamayasfm, s. Order, twenty third consonant, in the
commission, direction. 2. Pleasure, Telugu alphabet.
pharamayintsu,
will. ££s£r»©x>©x5b a o*f banka, s. Gum, glue. 2. Mux,
To give orders ; to appoint, to fix. or issue, of matter, adj. Viscous,
%ir>&&$) pharariavu, v. n. To run glutinous, sticky. 2. Figuratively,
stingy. i3«k&»cr netturubanka,
away ; to desert, or abscond.
%°j&>* phalamu, s. The fruit of any The bloody flux. ziog<£&^ banka-
plant fruit in general. 2. Fruit,
;
mannu, s. Clay. lit. Glutinous
(metaphorically) result, produce, earth. woS'ex) •$*/& bankalusagu,
consequence. 3. Prosperity, nou- v, n. To bo pfiimmy., or stie&y.
o^-Banda 335 ao&s&a-Bandamu
kqX&, aoTv*tfs5c», ôTT^db bangaru, davandlu, s. A certain class of

bangaramu, bangaru, s. Gold. adj. people, who beg with a stone in
their hands ; threatening to beat
Golden. so o -**&&«& bangaruniru,
themselves, with it, if alms are
Gold leaf. lit. Gold water. z>otv> not given.
ebsgre^ bangaraputa, s. Gilding. 25o&&sg) baucjaruvu, s. A bag of
ao7r»&^&bangarukaddi, An ingot money.
of gold. ôT^&^§bex3 bangarure- K>o2s3Se>*Saa, aoir eJs5» bandavalamu,
,
kulu, Plates, or flat pieces, of banclalamn, Stock, capital, fun-

s.
gold. ds, money. 2. The true extent of
83o-7r»bb5"5?ewbangarutigelu, s* A spe- one's property, or ability.
cies of pady. lit. Gold-vines. 2aoTS^&2>i5b.\S' bandarupitstsuka, s. A

«o5\ bangi, s. The bang, or ganjali, gallinule.
plant ; a species of hemp, Cana- «o& bandi, s. Any wheeled conve-

bis sativa. yance ; a carriage, a cart, &c. 2.
soofeS banti, adv. As high as ;
up to- A wheel. ao^Ko Safeo bandi-mo-
It is applied with relation to ggaramu, An army arranged in.

depth only ; as -s»ae>»ofe5frab mola- the form of a wheel. »o&aco«»;&
bantiniru, Water, as high as the bandiyirrusu, s. An axle-tree. 200
waist. SaSfr- bandirikka, *, The fourth
&ckx> bantu, s. A hero, or warrior. of the lunar mansions, from it's
2. A 3. A peon ; the
loot soldier. form, like a cart, or wain. aoSS'oo
lowest civil officer. 4. At chess, bandikallu, The wheel of any
a pawn. »o&»£j£sfce bantutanamu, conveyance. Stone wheels are
s. Heroism, bravery. common in many parts of India.
aoiF^j banirautu, s. A trooper or ao© banti, s. A ball made of flow-
ers, or cloth.
horse soldier but now generally
;
applied to a peon, vide sdo&jo ban- k>o& banti, s. A row, line, or rank.
tu, No. 3. ^&25o© eiabanti, A string, or row,
» o£ banda, s. A vock or vast stone. of bullocks.
2. A
pestle without a ferrule, adj, 25ces^-» bandamu, s. A cord, or rope,
Worn out. 2. Opprobrious, obs- used to tie together the two legs
cene- 3. Cruel. aofiisr»o£sb ban- of any animal, to prevent it's
o^.Bandhaka 336 23 230 & -Bajantri
escape. 2. The rope used by the wo^ bandhana,s. Paste, gum, glue;
drawers of toddy, to keep their any thing sticky, adj. Viscous,
feet together, in climbing high glutinous.
palm trees.
bandhanamu, s- Binding,
£>o£tf;6oo
23otf<y*»o bandalamu, s* A pot, with
tying, imprisoning, confining.
a wide mouth.
sooa bandi, s. Imprisonment, con- £>o£tf*> bandhamu, s, A binding, tie'
A captive. aofiT ^) or fetter, ôôi&bandhintsu, v. a.

finement. 2. 9
bandikadu, s. Oneof a gang of To tie, bind, or tighten, v. n, To

robbers. 2. A prisoner, or captive* be bound, or stopped, as urine, &c.
'aofi^to bandipotu, 8. An incur- woô^b bandhudu, s> vide ô^^j
sion of robbers. bandhuvu.
2oo<& bandu, s. A hinge. 2. A spe- ao$35g>, aoJ^bsg^b bandhuvu, bandhu
cies of bird. 3. Restraint, confine- vuclu, s. A
kinsman, or relation ;
ment. 4. Stopping, terminating, but especially a distant or cogna-

concluding. te kinsman, and subsequent in
aoaaS'^ bandu kattu, Conspiracy, right of inheritance to the Saho-
s.
tara.£>o#3#os5c» bandhutwamu,Be-
league, cabal, plot? plan, scheme-
so o^fcar* ssb bandukattukonu, v n.
lationship, affinity.
eo
To conspire, cabal, form a party, z>%ts*q bakadari,s.A dove, or pigeon.
or be leagued together. aS'k-bakka, adj. Thin, lean, meagre.
&)©ab7fo&3 bandugudu, s. vide ô#o$ Ashes, dust.
a* baggi, s.
bandhuvu. baggundi, s. A red powder,
softoocl
ae"3 bande, s. Imprisonment, con-
which the Hindoos throw at each
finement. 2. A fine for a trespass other, during the Holi feast.
by cattle-
£>-&>\-sjt£&> batstsu, batstsuva-
*o-i$b\,
aofir^roo banclobastu, s. Arrange-
duy 8. A banker, money-changer,
ment, settlement, regulation, ma- or shroff.
nagement.
2ooe^xx*> bandhakamu, s. Binding,
a ^* bach chena,s. Paint, cpldxir.adj.
Painted, a^tfgs^sfcjbachclienabo-
confinement. 2. Engagement. 3. I
Servitude. tfo-£p=tf zooms' &» samsa- |

mma, A painted doll, or puppet.
aaoêw bajantrilu, ,v. flu. Musical
rabandhakamn, The yoke of mar- I
riage. ! instruments. 2. Musicians.

'»2»sr-Badaba 337 i&Sc-Batuku
E32r >
&a5 badzarru, s. A range of shops; ^&ex>32& badalu, badalupadu,
£)2s$x>,
a bazaar. v.a.To be fatigued, tired, weari-
W2§©, wish bajiti, bajitu, s. vide ed, or harassed. n&8£ badalika,
%£® phajiti. s. Fatigue, tiresomeness. s>e£8o\fc
&£ bajji, s. A dish made of brinjal, badaiintsu, v. a. To fatigue, &c.

»eSD§'6a5bs-r B ?5& badalikadirtsuko-
the eg& plant, or solanum melon-
gena. nu, To rest one's self.
85*j^»fee» bataniln, s. plu. Peas, Pi- 2)"Cs*6»0} K>TT ,
oocn> bad ay i, badayf, 5.
sum sativum. Pride, arrogance, ostentation.

£>kr»-£p>?w batasalu, s. plu. A sort of »& badi, 8. A school, ady. As much ?
baked cake- used in composition only; thus.

«&>$ batuvu, adj. Round, circular, gj»\S ibbadi, Twice as much.
spherical, s. A circle, or sphere. 2. s5ao^\S mubbadi, Thrice as much.
A plain gold hoop ring.
»&1, a&oaS badite, badiya, s. A
£>& batta, s- Cloth. 2. Clothes, adj.
large thick stick.
Bald. ®&r>c& battavu, A cow spot- w&£><% badibadi, acZu. Repeatedly;
ted white. one after another-
3ik>»o»e» battabayilu, s. An open a&c*&> badiyu, v. a- To perform anyr
plain ; a champaign country, ac?;. ceremony, in order to obviate, or
Clear, open, evident. K>to»©»e>j# prevent, bad effects from an evil
battabayilavu, v. n. To be eye. This is done generally, by
dis-
covered, or disclosed. mixing turmerick and fine lime
in water, placing the whole in an
2:^>»&3-5r»j£b,23,<Lr* g?s battu-battuva-
J
open vessel, and moving it, with
du, batradzu, s. bard; a chaunt- A a circular motion, all over the head
er of praise, and titles. and body.
»fes>-rc»2& battugadu, s. The bird ter-
bannamu, A
k>on a£» s. heap, or qu-
med, in India, the myna. antity, of new brass pots.
a2s^^s5M, aSs^T's^^rfoo badabana-
w 8 sir- so batimalu, v. a. To pray, sup-
lamu, badabamukbamu, s. Sub-
plicate, beg, or importune.
marine fire. 2- A being consisting
but with a mare's head,
of flame,
20&>§o batuku, v. til To live, or sub-
sprung from the thighs of Oorva, sist, viae a s&go bratuku, s. Sub-
and who was received by the sistence, mode of life, trade, or
ocean. profession.
43
a^jfos-Badramu 338 loxoo-Bayilu
a «£?>r battalika, s, A quiver. £>s^j6m bannamu, *. Interruption

V)&>!$o battudu, s. A worshipper, a prevention. 2. Fraud. 3. Disgrace,
servant.
dishonor. 4. Evil, misfortune, bad
battemu, Batta, a daily treatment.
23 H3600 5. al.
lowance in money, or food, for s^tftf s5oa bannasaramu, s. A neck-

subsistence. lace, of coral and gold beads, alt-
badanami, badal£- ernately.

£>a>75-°j», £>Ser°sx>
mi, 5. Infamy, disgrace. 2. Blame, w^9ex> bammarillu, v. n. To be

defamation. confused, or confounded.
v&'Dd badulu, 5. Exchange, substitu- £>ooo&> bayita> adv. This is the in-
tion, stead, lieu, retaliation, adj. flected irregular ablative oi kooo
Substituted, exchanged. 2. Other. &o bayiiu, q. v.. And it deuotes-
adv. In lieu In exchange. si&>e»
;
Out, outside, abroad. £)coofeo$oe&
sg> ^s5m baduluvuttaramu, A ver- bayitavundu, lit. To be out- To
bal or written answer. £)&e»s£r<.&> be menstruous; because Hindoo
badulumata, A verbal reply. 2. A females, in that state, are deemed
contradiction- z> &er* o»o •&>,&) a ©o-ifo unclean, and are removed from
badalayintsu, badilintsu, v. a. To the usual dwelling part of the
change, exchange, or substitute- house* »©»&>&*$ bayitapovu, To
2)8 badda, s. A slit, split, or opening. go out ; to go abroad. Ka»b>~£cs&>
2. Apiece, or slice. 3. Split pulse.4. bayitaveyu, To disclose, or reveal.
Split wood. £)#«;£) baddalavu, To £>oco£d£>2& bayitabadu, v. n. To be-
be broken to pieces. disclosed ; to become public.
25 253* 1600 baddakamu, s. Laziness, in-
aooofeS bayiti, adj. Outer, outside,
dolence.
exterior. 2. Strange, foreign.
^so-iSb baddintsu, v. a. To re-mea-
s3cwtf^tfoS(» bayiravasamu» s. ride
sure.
20^), wtfbtf baddu, baddura, s. A lie, ooKx TS^&o aD g avas tramu.
or falsehood, ac?/. False- £>cw>ex> bayiiu, s. Making in the in-

«"3 badde, 5. The end, or selvage, flex. Sing. £>ooofe§ bayiti, A plain,
of a web. an open field, an empty space of
w & *6c» badrama, .5. ficfe s- tf^&x ground. 2. An esplanade. 3. The
bhadramu, outside, the exterior, 4. The air,

aes'-Barika 339 £>&;s5iM-BaIamu
or atmosphere. 5. Publicity, adj. «8""§ barike, s. A small stick, or

Clear, evident. »ooeews«6 , »a»g»-
bough.
"^&, "êw bayiluvellu, bayilu-de-
s»e£> barichi, s. A spear.
ru, delu, n. To go abroad, to
v.
£)5£§ barine, s. A small box,
go out. 2. To set off, or start. 3.
»8l barisi, s. vide a e-£> barichi^
To be shed. aoooex^fcs-Sb bayilupa-
rratsu, To make known to reve- £>&Sb baruku, v. a. To scratch ; to
;
al, or disclose. »oo«ex>;s£b bayilupa- lacerate.
du, To be discovered, or disclosed. w&2»ex>barudzulu, s. plu. Small

£>aoofc3§s$-*sj$) bayitikipovu, To go tinkliug bells.
out, to aDSwer the calls of nature. atfbtftfsfoa baruvasamu, s. Confidence.
atf S'A* barakamu, 5. A load, or bale, courage, vide ^rtftftfsSx* bharava-
of cotton. .
samu.
»ff&> baradu, s. The bark of the a«btf> baravu, 5. And. adj- vide a,ex>
tamarind &c. tree,

^ baluvu.
nti&tiQ baratarapu, adj. Discharged,
®&& barusu, s. Roughness. 2. Rude-
dismissed, eStf^ôofo taraphuche-
ness, adj. Rough, coarse. 2. Rude'
yu, To dismiss. brutal, brusque.
»£;S4yie» barapatalu, 5. A sort of
sTfe barre, s. A female buffalo.
grain.
exyXsSw balagamu, s. A number, or
&tf tfr» barama, s. An auger •, an in-
company, of relations, or kinsmen.
strument with which carpenters
ae>£sko balapamu, s. The soft white
bore holes.
clay substance, or crayon, like
2o-cr»^85aa baratamu, s. An assign-
slate pencil, used in writing upon
ment a written order.
;
a black board, &c.
»tj^«8 barabari, s. Equality. 2.
Good order, or arrangement, adj. «e>sfc» balamu, s. Strength, might,

Right, just, proper. force. 2. Power, virtue, influence.
»8 bari, s. A school. 2. The side. 3. 3. An army, forces. 4. Rigour,
A line or boundary, adj. Bare, severity, adj. Strong, powerful,

naked. stout, robust. 2. Efficacious. iTsk
?o8S~Io barikatte, s. A spear without tfoXa>e><6»3 chaturangabalamu, The

point, four kinds of Indian forces, viz.
;
aoo^-Balupu 340 aatf-Bavira
Infantry, chariots, elephants and wewsS baluvidi, adv. Much, excessi-

horses,hence tftftfoXaoska tsada- ve. 2. Impetuously, vehemently. 3.
rangabalamu? Chessmen. Severely, strongly.
wSbali, 5. A king and Daitya. % Tax, '»e»5$, s>%6j£ baluvu, baluvu, s.
royal revenue. 3. An oblation, a Weight. 2. A load, or burden. 3.

victim, a religious offering in A charge, or obligatory duty
general. 4. Presentation of food, onus. 4. Oppression, or heaviness,
in sickness. 5. Importance, conse-
&c. To all created beings one of ;
quence. 6. Difficulty, adj. Heavy,

the five great sacraments of the
onerous. 2. Obligatory. 3. Indis-
Hindoo religion. 5. The sacrifice
posed. 4. Important. 5. Difficult.
of an animal, or raw flesh, to the 6. Acute, severe.
goddess Durga. 6. Fragments of
food, left at an oblation, or meal.
&ex>a£2& baluvudu, s. A strong, vigo*
rous, powerful, or rich, man.
2}£>^st'&, v>~psr>&> balijevaru, balje- a "3 bale, inter]* Look lo ! !behold !
varu, s. very numerous

flu. A »ef"*tfxo& balodbandi, s. Force, vio-
caste, among the Sudras of Telin-
lence.
gana. The Balaja caste wS'^QS'ska
» e> balla, s. A plank, or board. 2. A
balijerikamu, The profession of
that caste.
table. 3. A
disease of the stomach*
v<D$F>&fo ballaporugu, table A
sjS&> balimi, s. Strength, power,
drawer.
force.
25 e) balli, s. The house lizard : often
«2)otf» baliyu, v. n. To become cor-
consulted as ominous.
pulent ; to grow or thick.
fat, big, a^sfcsk ballibudu, s. A vigorous, or
2. To increase, multiply, or be
strong, man.
augmented. w?)§)0-& balipintsu, v.
a^csasko, «^s5m balliyamu, ballemu,
#. To fatten, or strengthen. »ew&>
s. A spear.
r*(& balusukonu, v. Comp. To »?"•» »$ bala, ball, interj. Expres-
grow of itself fat, big, or thick. sive of approbation. Bravo <fcc !
w€» bain, adj. Much, great, exceed- a) ff balla, 5. vide goods' *fc» kuntsamu,
•
ing, very. 2. Mortal. sitfooxSoo bavantamu, 5. Deceit.
êfcXb&e* baluguttulu, 5 s. plu. A sort ttsstfa&a bavaramu, 5. Battle, war.
of paddy. »&tfex> baviralu, 5. ^Zm. Ornaments

» eN>$ balupu, Bigness, corpulence.
:
s.
worn from the tip of the ear.
asjDof-Bahula 341 ^rfio-Bagu
sj8& bavisi, s. Honor. 2. Splendour, bahuvachanamu, s. In

sosjToss-tftfsSM
eclat. 3. Estimation in public opi- grammar, The plural number.

nion. 4. Bank, condition, state. 5. ^stto^S, atfoa^bahusah, bahusa,a<fo.
Modesty, shame. Often in many ways
;
•
for the
oSS basa, s. A house ;
a temporary most part.
abode, a lodgiDg. atf-^ctfo, "^&>
r*& basa-cheyu, chesukonu, To

lodge, or dwell. ôi&tfbanduva, 5. An earthen pot..
k$s$&>, vTSsstf^ basavadu, basavan-

tp®$$&> bandhavudu, s. A relation
A sacred bull.
or kinsman.
na, s.
ô^sfgsSw bandhavyamu, s. Affinity,
a8>a basivi, s. A female dedicated to
relationship, alliance.
Siva, whose profession is prosti-
tution.
•sp-5"» baka, s. A large trumpet, such
as is used at Hindoo festivals.
£)&)s5b«6fc> basnmamu, s. Ashes*
A bale of goods.
tp§, Tpi baki, baki, s . The residue,
wfr* basta, s.
the remainder. Balance ar-
2.
a i basti, a$. A population, a vil- rears, adj. Remaining. 2. Wide.
;
lage- Populous. ,
"ET §*^r»?5b bakinoru, A wide mouth*
£)s^>^ bah ana, 5. Pretence, pretext, ?j*I$o2& bakfvunda, To be in
excuse, contrivance, evasion. debt; to owe a balance, -Er>§|$&*
»Sr*tfoXsfc3^d3k bahirangamucheyu, bakitlrtsu, To liquidate, or clear,
v. a. To make known, or public. a balance, or debt.
^Sjto bahu, adj. Much, numerous, 23^go baku, s. A short dagger,
many: 2. Very large, great. 3. Se- poignard, or creese.
vere, violent. cXsfcaex) bagamulu, s. phc. Cut
E)S7T»s£r-tf tfx> bahumanamu, s. A gift areca nuts.
by a superior to an inferior. % Re- £T"7r> bag4 adv. Well, properly,
compense, reward. 3. Honor, adj. rightly in good, or sound, order,
;
Honorable in public estimation

;
; or repair. 2. In good healtji. adj.
creditable, respectable. Handsome, beautiful.
25^0^8503 bahu lama, s. The dark ^prtb bagu, s. Good, or sound, state,
lunar fortnight; that of the moon's or condition. 2. Beauty. 3. Health.
decrease, adj. Much, or many. adj. Good, proper, well, sound, 2.
«y9 ttfeS-Bariati 342 st $c sSx-Badhyamu
Handsome. 3. Healthy, "spfo^cflk "spwrw ban£karra, s. An iron

bagucheyu, v. a. To mend, or mounted mace, or heavy stick.
repair. 2. To cure. s5b-°, <&&e-ys>fo •ep8 bati, adj. Great, large. 2. De-
m&, maha-bagu, adv. Very good; sired, wished for. 3. Regretted.
very well yes. ;
^r"&> batu, §. A duck.
W2T baja, s. Music ;
musical per- ^ tf o-isr^cua badankaya, s. An almond.
formance. •2r>ab Mdu, v. a. To beat, flog, or
^2T°69obadzarru,s. A bazar, or range chastise, s. Fees in grain, paid to
of shops- ^r 8r &£»$)2otf>
, ,
badzarm- the village servants, before the
khabaru, The rumour, or common division of the crop.
talk, of the day. •%r$ badha, s. Pain, trouble, afflic-
"ST'to b&ta, 5. A road, way, or path. tion, torment, torture. 2. Oppo-

sition, contradiction, -srô-tfc ba-
?y&>-Zr°Q batasari, s. A traveller.
dhintsu, v. a- To torment, annoy,
ir&x badava, s. A common sewer,
or cause pain:
for conveying filth out of a town.
^t^sSm badhakamu, s. Any thing
TgrSir b£dige, s. Hire, rent.
opposing, impeding, or causing
^S^-^rSI, *r° ca'J^^ b£dise-ba"di- difficulty-, any argument, cr fact,
te, badasuvu, s. A hatchet, or axe. which can be urged in refutation,

or in contradiction of another $
set" "3 bade, s- Mud, mire.
inconvenience, annoyance. 2. In
•&>&&* banamu, s. An arrow. 2. A grammar, an exception from the
Firework. ^"S^tf^rasSw akasaba- general rule.
namu, A sky rocket. -^rasStw*^ •&»$?& badhyata, s. vide -sptfetfa b&«
g&Ko bartamutodugu, To fix, or dhyamu.

wn 3j*#os5m badhyamu, s. Relationship,
place, an arrow in the bow.
sSajpSofcnôok banamu pray ogintsu,
2. An obligatory duty. 3. right, A
or claim to possession, adj. Re-
To shoot an arrow. wcasSsa"^^^ lated to. 2. Incumbent on. 3.
banamukalutsu, To fire sky rock- Having a right, or claim. tj»#^ss
ets, .or other fireworks. 2& badhyapadu, v. n. To be obli-
-spwS banafi, s. Making in the in- ged, or under obligation to an-
flex. Sing. other. ^°$fc*£fcp-i& baclhyaparratsu,
TTrafeS bariati, A kitchen utensil, of | v. a. To oblige, or place another
iron or pm$s, used as a frying pan, under obligation.
5r* e -Bar 34S wPJBali
•wtf bana, s. A large earthen pot, inclined near a deep well,

pit
much used by washermen, down which bullocks are driven,
to raise the water, by a pulley.
•epS"^ banise, s. A maid servant, or
female slave. "5T'3tfifct5& barisamaru, v. a. To kill.
tâ^b bapadu, s. A brahman. •3P& baru, 5. A line, row, rank, or
^y£tf bapana, acZ/. Of or belonging range. 2. An army. 3. The evo-
to brahmans. TJ"£tf-5r»2& bapana- lution, or exercise, of troops. Tr«b
vadu, A brahman.-5T'^^^--^^^g*jr-, "sr»o2& baruvandlu, s. Infantry,
-srsSâ bapanata-rbapanakka, ba- •^bb^csoo barucheyu, To load, as
panadi, s. A bralimani woman. a gun, &c.
•ww b&ba, s. A horse, ww^^ TSP&^cg), ^ptf^sg) Mrutsapu, bara-

babarautu, Kubera, the god of ri tsapu,5. Long cloth a technical ;
ches, whose steed is the horse. term, applied in India to a parti-

Wix> babu, s, A father. 2. A point, cular kind of cotton cloth, woven
in long webs.
matter, subject, or item.
•EPsfco bamu, s. Embarrassment} en- •sy&ss baruva, s. A candy, the
tanglement. 2. Birth, production.

greatest Telugu weight, equal to
about 500-lb. Avoir.
•&*$ bara, s. A fathom ; the measure
from the tip of the middle finger
w& bala, adj. Young, tender. 2.
Puerile, childish. 3. Foolish, s.

of one hand, to that of the other,
with both arms stretched to their A woman. 2. A
under eight girl
years of age. ^pej&aSb balakudu,
full extent, adj. Twelve. &§o"sr>S
3-*&>r*;& ekubara posukonu, To

s. A boy, or infant. 2. A fool-
spin threads.
W&0&-UVOO balintaralu, s. A woman
in child bed.
•sp$s^& barakadi, 5. A yoke in A girl, under eight
•spDr bafika, s.
which untrained animals are pla-
years of age.
ced, with those already trained.
^tfê) barasala. s- The ceremony, w°Jd&> baludu, s. A boy, under
eight years of age.
of naming a child.
^-cr»a baradi, adj. Much, many, ^r»e>ctfs» balyamu, s. Childhood, in-
sâ ban", s. Annoyance, trouble. 2. fancy.
The front of an enemv. 3. The trV bali, s. Sorrow j

grief, anxiety.
•^sffifa-Bahafa 3M S)o*3-Binde
^yss bava> s. The son of a mother's ^r»2rotfs5*> bahiramu, s. The outside*

brother, or of a father's sister, if w$y*ti$r*%) bahirapovu, To faintr
older than one's self. 2. man's A or swoon.
brother in law, if older than one's-
self. 3. A woman's brother inlaw,
epstto, w^w^ bahu, bahuvu, s. The
if older than her husband, vide arm- w&k>22>&> bahujudu, A che-
s&esa, ^tfsSbQa marradi, bavama- triya, or one of the Raja or second
ridi, A man's brother in law, pure Hindoo caste as produced ;
either older, or younger, than from the arms of Bramha. et s£w ,
himself. :$a bahupuri, s. Ornaments for

33*3 bavi, s. A well. the arm, vide ôX&sfca, w&K>$xn>
3T,
>
2)e)?r ex>&> baviligolusu, s. A gold w?6mangadamu, bahumulamu, s.
chain, suspended as an ornament The armpit. sr^TxDS&tfsS*) bahu-
from the tip of the ear. It is worn 9
yuddhamu, Close fight, personal
by men only. struggle, boxing, wrestling.
«3*S§ex> bavililu, s. plu. Ornaments •sr>s$Toe>s5o3 bahulamu, s. vide -s-°Ss-
worn by female Hindoos, on the g-s&> kartikamu.
tip of the ear.
^rsôs^ bahyamu, adj. External,
•3T$, TP$r"tf> bavu, bavukonu, v; a.
outer, outward. 2. Public, notori-
To eat by large handfuls. ous.
^$&ib^ bavurupilli, s. A male cat.
•ETêosfcaôiSb bavurumanivundu,?.
n. To be solitary, or deserted. SoS's&a, £>o~3sft» binkamu, binkemu,
sr'Sx^ska bashpamu, 5. A tear. 2. s. Pride, presumption, arrogance.
2. Boasting, vaunting. 3. Ostenta-
Bheum. ejtfotf-sr'^êw ananda-
tion, a o Issuer* 2& binkemuladu,
bashpamulu, Tears of joy.
To vaunt, boast, or presume.
a^tf basa, s. A word. 2. An oath. 3. £)otfbsg) binduvu, s. A drop. 2. Semen
A language. virile (modest). 3. The letter o.
zprSko basata, s. Assistance, help, aid. S)oQoak bindintsu, To fall in
ET'tf-sr-ew basavalu, s. A penitent. 2. drops, as rain.
A deity. So "3 binde, 5. A metal water-pot,
^sHfeosSoo bahatamu, s. Notoriety. 2. generally of brass or copper, but
Loudness in readme;. sometimes also of silver or gold.
;
2)-S\a5»-Bitstsamu 345 •
abbb-Birudti
Sowsko bimbamu, s. The disk of the £)ko bittu,

*
s. Excess. 2. Firmness.
eo •
sun, or moon. 2. Form, shape, or «di>. Much, exceedingly, severely.

figure. 3. A reflected or represen- £)&x>fir*tf;fo birtucloragn, v. n. To die,
ted form ; A shadow. or expire.
2)-g-*a bikari, adj. Very indigent, or ©T^cwoo-Efo bidayintsu, p. a. To en-
poor. 2. Lean from disease. close in an envelope-
£)§#$&» bikiramu, s. Alms. 2. Begg- £)Ta^tfs&3, £)ts<»«» bidaramu, bidarru,
ing. s. A herd of loaded cattle. 2. A
heap of the loads of cattle.
g)5\, £)>&)$ bigi, biguvu, s. Tightness,
S&obSsSm bidiyamu,*. Modesty ,shame
tension. Pride, arrogance. 3.
2.
%Zh$> biduvu, adj. Empty. 2- Free,
Bigidity, austerity, adj. Tight. 2.
Proud, arrogant. 3* Rigid, austere, unengaged, s. Leisure.
rigorous. Oftcafo bigiyu, v. n. To && bidda, s. A child, offspring-
be tight. 2. To cease, or termi- g> £8 bittari, s. vide n^r^ praudha.

nate. 3. To be proud,
or arrogant.
25b biddu, tf. ?i. To drop through a
OAooSb, £>5\owo3b bigintsu, bigiyin-
hole, in a pot. 2. To die.
tsu, v. a. To or fasten.
tighten,
€5s5b k> bimmata, s. Sorrow, grief, per-
2. To stop. DKsitoa bigabattu, v. a.
turbation.
To draw, or hold in, as the breath
to restrain any passion, or emo- Qotfcska biyyamu, s. Bice ;
paddy
tion to detain ;
to withhold. ; deprived of its husk.
OKo&> bigutti, s. Tightness, tension. Otf ta* birada, s. A peg, or screw ;
especially such as tighten the

adj. Tight.
OKtf-O^T^, biggara, biggira strings of musical instruments, or

S)T?
o . .
. o o are used as corks, to fasten bot-
bigge, adv. Aloud. Sft^j*3£n&n»2&
tles.
biggiramatladu> To vociferate.
OQiew birikilu, s. plu. A necklace,
,S)-i3\8S» bitstsamu, s. Alms. 0-ss\7h2&>
worn by Hindoo females.
bitstsagadu, A beggar. 0%5\"3o§
O&ab birudu, 5. A brave man a :
r°^> bitstsamettukonu, To beg

hero. 2.Any honorary distinction
alms. 0-^\s&>o"^fc>D bitstsamnpettu, , as a star, garter, ribbon, medal,
To give alms. standard; &c conferred
, for eniin-
44
a«o*S»-Birvamu 346 itpgy-Bir^dzu
ent services of any kind. &&"&*£%> S^ billa, s. Any thing made in a

birudavali, s. The
heading, or ad- round, or flat, form ; as a tile,
dress, of a letter, in correspond- a peon's badge. 2. A bump or
ence. swelling.
a&sa&s-a^tf, OeJtf birrabirra- birra, £)# bisa, s. The internal spring, or
na, birrina, adv. With great haste; machinery, which gives motion
quickly. to a watch, an automaton, &c.
Hardness, firmness. £)& bisi, s. The cross stick at a door,

&&9o&> birrusu, s.
2. Roughness, adj. Hard, firm- &c. , by which blinds or tats are

fastened.
2. Bough.
£)&<s-*«$ bisivovu, v. n. To be dis-
0«»^sx) birrusulu, 5. plu. A species
located.
of fire -work.
birru, 5. Hardness. 2. Haste,

h
£)&£»
speed. 3. A large piece of wood, tXi&to bigamu, s. A lock. 2. A key-

especially when used to shut a £>&"? bitike, s. A chink, crack, or
door. ©«©*«&> birrabigiyu, v. n.
opening.
To be in a hasty passion. 2. To bitikebayu, v.n. To crack.
6fe3~3wcflco
cease entirely. 3. To be excee-
&& bfdu, s. Making in the infiex.
dingly tight.
Sing. $)& biti, And in the nam
£)e>s5<» bilamu, 5. A hole, chasm, or
plw. 6& billu, Waste or un.
4 (V)
vacuity. 2. A cave, or cavern.
cultivated land. adj. Base, low.
'aex^sfc-^r- bilukumartsu, v. a. To £)& bitu, s. Fear.
kill? or assassinate. Poor, needy.
&x bida, ad/\ 2.
Ooo^_6£» bilkurru, v. n.To be suff- poor per- A
Pitiable, piteous, s.
ocated, vide &>k> goe&tfj udduku- son. bzs&#&* bidatanamu s. Pov-

dutsu. erty.
©o oJT
6
^ billamgodu, s. A small £)tf«6a> biramu, s. Heroism, fortitude,
stick, used in play. bravery. Ostentation.
2. '6. Va-
>e;qs*» bilvamu, s. The tree gene- unting, boasting.
iEgle mar £)tp2» biradzu, v. a. To amass to
rally termed the
;
Bel.
melos. collect in a heap.
sxrnrstt-Biiciahi 347 »>aJBuddhi
6eaa blrru, adj. Excessive ; as htso 2»S"7C budige, s. Half of a bullock

& birrenda, Excessive beat. load ; as applied to that only
which consists of two large lea-
l)ftso ~^pj£ birriivovu, v. n. To be thern jars, or bottles.
disgraced, spoiled, or ruined. The swelling from
i^&oi budipi, s.
a blow. 2. Knots, or joints, in a

cane.
fcttoX" bunga, s. A long deep basket, woS^wS§o y*r»o2lb, sM&aaS&Sb o«t°o25o
of wicker work. 2. Half a bul- budibudikkulavandlu, budibudu-
lock load ; as applied to jaggory kkulavandlu, 5. A certain class
and simi]ar substances. 3. A pot of Siidras, who dress themselves
with a narrow mouth;

fantastically, in many old clothes,
and profess fortune telling they ;
ttoT'k-. bukka, 5. An aromatic beat a small drum, of the noise of

powder. •aa'T r.sr»!h bukkavadu,
i
which this word is an imitation.
s. A man who deals in, or makes, wo£be£ buduta, s. A child. £»£&?£ 2&
this powder. budutadu, s. A male child.
«>Kfisx> bugadalu, s. plu. Ornaments zto&z&od budumaln, s. A particular
worn on the tip of the ear by- sort of paddy.
Hindoo females. The
sx>2£ budda, s. disease termed
zw£ bugga, s. The cheek ; the inside
the rupture. 2. A bubble of water.
of the cheek. 2. bubble of A adj. Ruptured. «o£Aook budda-
water. 3. A spring of water. 4.
gintsu, v. n. To be swelled. s&»$)
The source of a river, fee.
sSooaa^ô-tSbr ^ mukhamubudda-
2X>ft bugo-f s. Cinder, ashes, dust.
gintsukonu, The face to be swel-
2^23 sfoa budzamn, s. The shoulder.
led.
$x>23 5\o-& budzdzagintsu, v. a. To vto£&vx>& buddapunudu, s. A tick,
caress, or fondle. 2. To cajole, or infesting animals.
wheedle.
sag buddi, s. A pot, with small
zxifco butta, s. A basket of wicker
mouth. 2* A bottle.
work.
smS , ao® buddhi, buddi, s. Intellect
2X>"cr»^ budaln, s. The place where sense, understanding. 2. Know-
the top of the ear joins the head. ledge, wisdom. <3. Advice, admo-
o
siV&tf-Burada 348 i^Ktf-Bugara
nition, reprimand. 4. Inclination, sweasss3 burrudzti, s. A bastion.

wish, disposition. 5. Thought, 2do« burra, s. A nut, or shell gene-
;
zooa^ss^buddhicheppu, To admo- rally applied to the nut of a fruit,

nish, exhort, or advise. 2. To such as the cocoanut, &c, after
reprimand, or chastise. £>o&ir°tf# the inner substance has been
buddhihinata, .5. Stupidity. «oS scooped out. ttowafoo&i^ burramu-
Hi5b\r*;6 buddhitetsfcsnkonu, To kku, The nose with open nostrils.
2Doer*l bulaki, 5. A nose ring.
come of one's-self to one's senses.
wjQc&tfcrtb buddhiyerugu, To have waDooSo buliyu, v. n. To rejoice in
the use of one's reason. 2. To expectation of any thing, txvo^)

reach the age of puberty. zxs&z&o bulupu, s. Rejoicing in expecta-
e£s&» buddhimantatnu, adj. Wise, tion of any thing.
wossq buvva, s. Food, victuals, boil-
® sb&zx&!r>& idi-
sensible, clever. t
ed rice,tt^&s&t&buvvakudupu,
nikubuddhigada, This is not pro-
s. The ceremony of feeding a
per in you.
child for the first time.
s»!$-x«j6!» budbudamu, s. A bubble. wtfpoao8j sê^tfqatoo buvvambanti,
«o#>J&> tt>&<&> budhudu, bududu, haribuvvamu, s. A peculiar cere-
5. The planet Mercury. vx>$?r>tf mony, performed on the fourth
budhavaramu, bu-
s&>, ôJSb-sn^sSw night of the marriage.
«o^ busa, s. In theatrical language
duvaramu, Wednesday.
only, A younger sister.
£»tf-r° buraka, 5. A covering ; a veil.
^tf busa, s. Hissing ;
the noise of
wotfsS o^b burariintsu, v. «. To dis-
serpents. woS^&o, ooSzooSe^Jk bu-
regard, or slight. 2. To transgress
sakottu, busabusaladu, To hiss.
an order. ix>& busi, s. Ashes covering live coal.
«o3b&5 a»tftf baruda, burada, 5. Mud, «5&<3^sg) busivovu, v. n. To be sligh-

mire, E »ab8S'&>,
—
burudakammj, tly disgraced, or spoiled.
The plank in the ground, across
the threshold. aot&tfKboto buruda-

2xn*Xtf bugara, 8. Grain mixed with
gunta, A puddle, m&ti&îj-. buru-
dirt and dust, after thrashing, and
dadukki, Ploughed and irrigated before being winnowed. 2- Cob-
ground, ready for the seed. webs, dust.
»r*'»o£>o-;Bijmelu ®A& ~^& s-Bettida
wcn-^s^-wT^s, «w*esj6» butsamu,-bu, 2.>j-»tf, sxr*XX bura, biiraga, 5. A blow-

clii, budzamu, s. A demon, devil ing horn. jao-o^JT
5
^^ buragommu,
or evil spirit. 2xn>-t5bej"i92&> butsu- 5. A conch. 200-0 r$K^p& buragavti-
larredu, Siva ; as presiding over- du, To blow a trumpet.
demons. ixr°$&ex) buratillu, v. To evince par-
£xr*s» biidzu, 5. Mildew, mouldy vxrr>?P,

tiality, or favor.
iyr°&$kx) biidzu, biidzupatki, v.n.

200^ "3 bure, s. A sort of sweet cake.
To become mildewed, mouldy, or 2ocp>D biili, adj. Sapless, juiceless.

musty. 2xn>& biisi, 8, A cobweb.
sw» &>&'»&» butakamu, s. A lie, or false- "S
hood. 2. Deceit.
wm&'S, »r°~5 budide, budde, 5 13o2»ftex> bendagilu, v. To be af-
Ashes- ^t^'Bê-sSm bndidevar- raid. 2. To wither.

riamu, Ash colour. wsn&'SsSiSoN bu- "So2s5a bendu, s. The shrub termed
didepannu, s. A tax payable for JEschy-nomine aspera. The white
and light corky wood of this
permission to burn a corpse.
shrub is used in mailing artifici-
»3-° £sfa> butamu, s. A demon, devil,
al birds, flowers* and other toys.
or evil spirit.
«rf^> Jbutu, Obscenity ~3K&> begadu, 5. Fear. v. h>. To be
s. ; obscene
afraid.
abuse.
Ashes of dung cakes.
~&% ex> beggilu, v. n. To be afraid.
«aâ budi, s.
sMTâ-Sw^b biiditsarratsn, n. To "3?fotf> beggurn, s. The indian crane.

v.
become mildewed, musty, or moul- "SssSm bedzdzamu, 5. A small hole.
fly. "S^sSx-^pô-cSb, -icaoo bedzdzamu-

vxn>~% bude, s. The day sacred to podutsa, veyu, To bore a hole.
Siva, in the month of Mastfia. "Sfio-afc bettintsu, v. a. To drive be-
es
2*re&> bumi, s* The earth. 2. Land, fore one.
soil. !3fe3£s*x> betiidamu, s. Hardness,
eo
»n>-3a$x> burnetii, s< phi. Fictions stiffness, rigidity. 2. Severe langu-
;
fibs. age ; violence, farv.

"Stfbb-Bedaru 350 "^2*ew-Bedalu
"3&» bettu, adj. Scarce, rare. 2. In- alarm, or terrify. 2. To startle.
tolerable, insufferable. "Sftaossesofo

"S#8o$ bedarimpu, s. Frighten-
ing. 2. Startling.
bectuvarratsu, To cause intolera-
ble suffering. "Sw^S bebbuli, s. A royal tiger.
"3&rtb bedagu, ad/. Great, big, large. "StfeSb beradu, The bark
5. of a tree,
"3&s> bedada, 5. Evil, misfortune, IStfoak berayu, v. a. To attain, or
trouble, embarrassment, difficul- reach.

ty. S8§ beriki, aoj. Timid.
^Scsk bediyu, v. n. To be spoiled, "3<fc§b beruku, 5. Distance, reserve,

or ruined. 2. To separate, or part. coldness, indifference, adj. Distant,
"3& bedda, s. A clod of earth. unsocial, cold, indifferent.
"3re§o, "3rao§o benaku, benuku, v. n. "3e^*5oa bellamu, 5. Joggory, or coar-

To be sprained, s. A sprain, se treacle. 2. Membrum virile, as
applied to children only.
"SciKb benagu, 5. Beauty.
"3D ©-Sb bellintsu, v. a. To coax, or
"Scw^bsx) benugulu, s. The cross bam-
wheedle. "SDoâSjr&ex) bellimpu-
boos used in erecting a pandal,
matalu, Sweet words coaxing
or temporary building made of ;
expressions.
bamboos and cloth.
3
"SfSo belaku, s. A glimmering light.
6 betta, s. The breadth of the
"3&§b beluku, v. n. vide "3ra§b bena-
four fingers of the hand.
ku, s. vide "srsb belaku.
•3 e^sSco bettamu, s. A rattan cane.
"3^n»*r»o^b bestavandlu, s. plu. A
3 £sS»-ê»,
p CO
-fcfl&jbettamii-allu, ne
caste of fishermen, or palan queen
yu, To plait the rattan. 3-3^0 t3"°;S bearers.
bettalatsapa, A rattan mat.
"3 8£ bettika, s. Any thing rising
up, or coming off, in flakes. "^7r>6 began', s. A person forced to
"Sdb&bedaru, beduru, .9. Fear, work, with, or without, pay a ;

"3tftf>?
pressed cooly, or porter.
fright, alarm, terror. 2. A start.
"£& beda, s. The thirty-second part
v. n. To be afraid, to fear. 2. To
of the coin termed a pagoda.
start. "Ssao-ifc, "3a9o-& bedarin-
tsu, bedirintsu, v. a. To frighten "^£e» bedalu, s. plw. Split pulse.
tf*r»-Bestava 351 sr6 o^T^-Sontaka
"^8S»r»;& bedisamlnu, s. A sort of

carp, Cyprirms chrysoparius.
"3 &> baita, adv. vide woook bayifca.
"3& bedi, s. Purging, looseness of
the bowels, "ârtf^tf bedikara-
"3-cr«ft, 2.13^^ bairagi, bairagi, s. A
maina, adj. Purgative,
wandering religious mendicant*
practising austerities.
"^SksSm beradzamu, s. A mean, or
"Sew bailu, s. vide. sio*>ex> bayilu.
mischievous, person. 2. Mischief,
trick.
"3 tfra baisaria, 5. The bridge of the
Vina, or Hindoo lute.
"^tfifco beramu, s. Tra£Sc 5 trade,
commerce. 2. A bargain. 3. The
offer of a price, "^tf tp&o beragadu,
sr'oSb bonku, s. A lie, falsehood, or
s. A purchaser, or buyer.
falsity, v. ft. To lie, or assert fal-
~£d-sn>o&> berivandlu, s. The Beri sely. 2. To pretend. -<&•>
o§o-s5b bon-
caste.
kintsu, v. a. T@ deceive, or tricky
~£6&> beridzu, s. The total, or ag-
2r°oX^s5o8 bongaramu, s. playing top.
gregate, of an account. 2. The as-
sessment on a country. sSôJfo bongu, s. A large hollow
"^<y bela, s. A simple ignorant person. bamboo. 2. A bamboo whistling,
or rattling, the wind. 3. A.
in
"ê» belu, s. A deception, or trick. pole. -£pe>i2r°Gfio palaklbougu, A
"2§e»sg)-t&v beluputstsu, v. a. To de-
palanqueenpole. ^|-tF»sr6 o7fo dhera.
ceive, trick, or beguile.
bongu, A tent pole. •3ab&sr»©>&
*^#5 besari, s. An ornament worn vedurubongu, A. bamboo pole.
by female Hindoos, on the out- sSôTfos^sg) bongupovu, To become
side of the nostril.
hoarse.
"&% besi, adj. Odd not even; as ;
applied to numbers only. l!&sf ©&

ôeS-sSôasss^sS, ^Sô^rÔBSc bon-
da-bondamanu, bondakoyya, s»
êx>^ besikantivelpu, Siva as
;
The stocks in which petty crimi-
having an odd eye. tfe"^S> saribe- nals are confined.
si, The game of odds and evens. -2^0^ bonta, s. A
quilted jacket. 2.
"^jSur>tfj6x bestavaramu, s. Thurs- A ragged patched cloth.

day. ô^-s^B bontakaki, s, A raven.
or6 S'ft-.S -Bokkasa 352 25^&>»'-Botana
'cT*o£-cpo» bontarayi, s. A kind of 2S-§/ _

>
bokki, adj. Sunk in. 2. Tooth
light reclstone. less. Humpbacked;
3. as 2^%^
2r°o&>e>o bontulu, s. plu. The great I5c^?5b bokkinoru, A toohless mou-
millet,not yet deprived of it's th. ^S^fcôfoi bokkirrommu,
husk.
&>o8 bonda, s. A small pit, or hole.
A sunken chest, or humped back.
2. A small palmyra tree. 2y°o££> ?r°§k_3p> bokkisa, s. A small parcel.

25^20^. bokku, v. a. To stuff the
<&> bondabadu, To have holes. 2^0
mouth with any dry grain, &c. ,
tiiT sk -& bondabodutsu, To bore
and eat it voraciously.
holes.
bondalamu, A jacket,
2y*-§/^tf bokkena, s. A gram, or
fir*oX$&x> s.
corn bag. 2. A bucket, for draw-
with arms which do not reach ing water from a well. 3. A
below the elbow. 2. Armour, mail. leathern bag, for baling the water
2SôS bondi, s. The hnman body. out of a boat, &c.
2Sôae)e» bondililu, s. plu. The na- ^r >K&?X) bogadalu,
t
5. plu. vide zy>X&
tives of the Bondelee country. 00 bugadalu.
23^02^ bondu, s. A parcel of threads.
2r*Ko boffoû, 5. Charcoal.
2. Growing corn dried up, from A quantity of hair;
2r>T&\ botstsu, s.
want of moisture, adj. Big, heavy.
wool-
iSTcS bonde, s. The edible inner
substance, or heart, of the planta-
25^^ bochche, s- A particular fish*
in tree. 2. A
string for fastening 2. A
large pot, or jar, with its
a jacket. upper part taken off horizontally.
2S°23°fib bodzugu, s. A lover, para-
25^0^9 bompiri, adj. Fall, complete-
mour, or gallant.
2T°§'?_ bokka, s. Any round small
tffg bodzdza, s. The belly. 2. A
hole especially such as are made
;
pot belly. s^ss—-z&fo, *s&» bo-
by rats, and other similar animals,
which burrow in the ground, or dzdza-perugu, petto, The belly to
such as are bored in a stick, &c. 2. become large.
A mouthful. ^Sfr-'Stfefc bokkabe- 2S^6otfêx)— 2SêosSbtfê», sr'ktf^
radu, A particular species of snake- ex> botanavrelu - botamanavrelu,
2T*S'{ .;5j6» bokkasamu,
r A treasury. s. bottanavrelu, s. The thumb, 2.
2. A money bag. The great toe.

&
tf"* ©ir^-Bottij sr^-Bomma
-ss^^-so botime, 5. A pimple. zr*& bodi, 5. The name of the places
sr'feo botfa, s. A large cylindrical in a river, where small

or creek,
basket, for gram, &c vessels are and get
fastened,
repaired, m the manner of a dock.
25^430 bottu, a. A drop. 2. An orna-
CD
2r*x£tfb££b bonugupadu, v. n. To be
mental round patch of gold, &c.»
"Worn on the forehead by Hindoo encompassed, or surrounded.
females. 3. sectarial mark The 3S"&) boppi, 5. The swelling arising
worn on the forehead. 4. vide from a blow.
"e^DsT ^, zT'&s^kx) talibotru, bo-
6
ttukattu, To tie the «r - S2r ft»> o

BSâtx bobba, 5. A loud noise, or
talibottu To marry.
disturbance. 2. A blister, or pust-
j
ule, s. A lion. srâc-rSb bobba-
'^r"lo botte, s. A child, or infant.
rintsa, v. n. To cry, or call out.
sy&aa botlu,
to •
5. An honorary d
surname,
?^»xtf bobbara, s. The rind, or bark,
assumed by certain Yydica brah-
of roots, &c.
mans.
er°2êx3E-bobbarlu, s. plu. A black
^Sss bodipa, s. The knot, or excre-
species of pulse.
scence, on trunks of trees.
sr^S-g^cas bobbilikaya, 5. An orna-
25°S"3o bodime, wood- s. The pin in
ment worn by Hindoo females on
en shoes, which goes between the their toes.
great toe and that next it, and-
ss^s&boma, s. The eye-brow, ss^ssb
which, by means of a button at
its top, enables the toes to grasp sfcocl bomamudi, Knitting the
the shoe. eye-brows, in anger.
2T>&> boddu s. The navel, 2r=S)o"l bomike, s. A bone. ?:ide 3
bonige, s. A small leathern !&»§' emuka.
jar, filled with any liquid. In the
wsn&g&x), ^So.d^sSco bomidikamu,
plural, this word also denotes. A
sort of cake. 2. Dry grain depriv-
bommidikamu, s. A helmet,
ed of the husk. tr — bomma.
^, 5. Bramha, the crea.
^r3
$ botta, s. A hole in any metal tor.
vessel, &c. tf^c^ bomma, s. An image, or

zr* _8 tt» bo 1 1 i
ga , ado . E ritirely, statue. 2- A
picture. 3. A pup-
wholly, completely, perfectly . pet or doll. 4. An idol not
1
e< li-
45
sS^pjc-Boihtlu 354 2S*-3-B6d<
secrated. 5. vide ?yj&, i?r >

&,bex> &*& bodi, adj. Bald, shaven, s. Any
boma, bommariilu, $. A doll house. person whose head is bald, or has
?r°s5o,£7-fc> bommalata, 5. An ex- been shaven; as a Hindoo widow,
hibition of puppets, moved by or some of their religious mendi-
springs. cants. 2. vide zyZn boni, No. 1.
-$*>Q~7\ borige, s. A hoe, used for &S&0&, ^Sôaco bodintsu, bo-
digging up grass. dicheyu, To sbave.«y*Saoz&,b6di-
«y°Ocss5-'2r 6sc«5,t,
25^"% boriya, borri-
yeddu, A bullock, without horns.
ya, borrre, s. A hole such as is ;
sS^&s&'S boclimidde, AJiouse,
made by large rats, &c. o
without an upper story.
vy&TSbew borugulu s. plu. Fried
grain.
6
•jT ^ boni, s. A tender bodied female;
*r»{fc&> bornsu, .?• A wide mouthed as.^sSêS puboni. A female whose
earthen pot, for frying grain. body is as tender as flowers. 2.
?sê£> borra, s- A pot belly. The payment of ready money, by
2r"e) bolli, s. The white leprosy. the first customer who bargains
adj. Spotted white. in the course of a day, with any

zy*$)4c$&to bollitanamu, s. vide zr°8 shop-keeper. Until a Hindoo shop-
CO CO
keeper gets paid in ready cash
bolli.
?r°er> bollu, s* A lie, or falsehood. by some one, for the purchase
#. To made by him, he deems it inaus-
adj. False. 0. tell lies. 2.
picious to give goods on credit
"
To boast. ssêwwasoâ bollulamari, ;
and in reply to a customer ask-

A liar.
ing goods on credit, will say. tt»So
oooo-^sy5 ^ -s**^ 25b nakuyinkaboni-
«y*§ bold, 5. A pot. 2. A native
kaledu, I have not yet had. zr5 ^
ship, or vessel.
boni.
^"1 boke, s. & bone.
sSêsb s. The coarse sack cloth,
bodu,
*y*fe8 boti, adj. Like, resembling,
in which leathern oil bottles are
equal to. s. A woman. placed, when loaded on a bullock.
^êx) bodalu, s. plu. Particular
Care.
2. 3. Nourishing.
animals of that class which gene-
rally have horns, but which them-
^"3 bode, *. A small water chan-
selves have none. nel 2. The wooden capital of a
355 . a. s^» -Brahma
pillar. 2rs-3r°cj6§b6dekoyya J The sS^tf bora, s. The breast, or bosom,

lower part of the door frame, pla- •ss^tfftyo, ^tf a^b boragilu, Borla-
ced in the ground, at the thresh- badu, v. n.To lie on the face, or
old. ^"Sibk) bodepita, vide ^"a
breast. 2. To be turned topsytur-
bode, No- 2. vy-
?<$*$ bodha, .v. Wisdom, intellect,
sT^^cocc, «y*8oifc barlaveyu, bor-
understanding. 2. Awakening, ar-
lintsu, v. a. To turn topsyturvy.
ousing, sr^tf bodhana, s. Instruc-
iS^&tf bo r una, adv. With great
tion, teaching. 2. Persuasion, ex-
hortation. 3. Advice, admonition.
haste, speed, or 4 noise.
4. Excitement, inducement. ^^ êx) bolu, adj. Hollow.
§o2& bodhakudu, A person who ^"eJ bole, s. A broken earthen ves-
teaches, persuades, admonishes, sel.
or excites, sy*#<32&, ^ês^ bo- sySfr bo si, adj. Toothless.
dhapadu, bodhaavu, v. ?i. To be
understood, or become intelligi-
ble. s&^-sSwtfb, "^coco, srôtfb bo- S^XbS baaguni, s. A Copper, or
dha-parratsu, cheyu, bodhintsu, brass, pot; in shape like a bason.
v. a. To render intelligible ;
to
explain, to inform. 2. To persuade
or exhort. 3. To advise, or admo-
a
^skSo, âb&j bratuku, braduku, ».
nish. 4. To excite, or induce.
n~ To live, exist, or subsist. 2.
#*tf rt H bonagatte, s. A female slave. To survive. 3. To be delivered,
2S^?Ss5» bonarnu, s* Food, boiled rice. or saved, s. vide ««&§Oj jcv&ogb
2S**;& bonuj s. A trap. "3tfc$ batuku, bratukuderavu, The
23^ &&•<&*&> boyavadu? s. A huntsman, means of livelihood. ^ ©go-sfc bra-
or bird-catcher. tikintsu, v. a. To restore, or save,
sSôoct) boyi, s. A title assumed by life to resuscitate, or revive
j ; to
the mootaraja,and the palanqueen- save, or deliver from danger. 2. To
bearer castes. 2. A palanqueen support, maintain, or nourish,
bearer.
i^,^ brahma, s. Bramha, the first
2$^cocp»2sb boyidu, s. A title assumed deity of the Hindoo triad, and the
by the caste of cow-keepers, or operative creator of the world. 2.
shepherds. An officiating priest.
6
ygy^-ife-Brotsu 356 Â^-Bhagabha
^ ^r>8 brahmachari,
machari, or religious student.
s. The Brah-
$ bha, The thirty- ninth letter, and

.s^sSoo brahmamu, s. The divine
/ —
twenty-fourth consonant, in the
cai.se, or essence,of the world, from
Telugu alphabet.
which all created things are sup-
posed to emanate, and finally to tfcK&» bhangamu, s. A wave. 2.
'return the unknown god. 2. The
',
Breaking, splitting ; a or bit,

practice of austere devotion. 3.
piece. 3. Defeat, discomfiture,
The Vedas. 4. Holy knowledge. degradation. 4. A
chasm, fissure,
or division. 5. Dishonesty, deceit,
fraud, circumvention, cheating.
.
-3J* Q brati, adj. Great, large, big.
tfoKXtio bhangapadu, v. n. To be
vide T. ^r°a b£ti.
deceived. 2. To be defeated, otis-
^°,sj^c3o^> brahmanudu, 5. A man honored, or degraded.
of the first Hindoo tribe, or of the 9'oXo5&d-&— $ro7C3>fca3, ^Tofto-sSb bhan-
order of priesthood a brahman. •,
gaparratsu-bhangapettu, bhangin-
.-^.^n.zh brahmani, $. The wife of a tsu, v. a. To deceive. £. To defeat,
brahman, or a woman of the bra- dishonor, or degrade.
manical tribe. 3To5\ bhangi, s. Manner, mode, way.
V^Tj^^S 1605 brahmanyamu, s. An tfofctf&x) bhanguramu, adj. Crook-
assembly of brahmans. 2. The ed, bent. 2. Perishable.
state, quality, or business, of a
brahman. ^roSatfafca bhandanamu, s. War? bat-
tle. 2. Armour, mail.
6 ôTa^tf s$Mbhandaramu, 5. A treasurj-.
fp.&oo bridilu, To become 2. A money bag.
loose, or slack. bhakkika,
tf Sfr-S' s: manner, mode,
,2X>
•tf'jf.
brungU: v, n* To sink. 2. p § bhakti, s. Service, worship. 2.

^5,07^0
Zeal, devotion, piety. 3. Faith,
To die.
belief. 4. Affection. 5. A part, or
portion.
,r* n5b brotsu, v. a. To nourish; $>X#K bhagabhaga, s» The crackling

save, or protect. of fire:
!
$' tf.ifcc-Bhadramii S57 ^f S &c-Bh a v i sh y a
3TXtfo$&£&, ^x^&^bhagavantudu, ^rocSsfcs bhayamu, s. Fear, alarm,

bhagavanudu, s. God the supre- ; fright, dread, timidity, feasors
me being. 2. Siva. 3. Vishnu. 4. s5ao— 3TcXfr»c^*Sc», fc^tftf'i-Soo bha-
Boodha. 5. Any adorable male.
yankaramu-bhayanakamu, bha-
$rK#8 bhagavati. «. The goddes yavahamu. adj. Terrific, fearful,
Parvati, wife of Siva. 2. Any god- formidable, frightful, dreadful. <$r
dess.
c*£3^ bhayapaclu, To be afraid;
^rftso bhagini, s. A sister.
to fear. fcso^toa. tfross^sas-tSb bha-
$76 tf bhagguna, adv. Suddenly, all
yapettu, bhayaparrutsu, v. a. To
at once, as applied to fire, or
intimidate to frighten.
;
anger, sjf/fbs&ab bhaggumanu, To
^tfrasSw bharanamu, s. Cherishing,
be the heart to palpitate.
afraid ;
qr&tf bhajana, s. Worship, homage,

maintaining, nourishing, suppor-
ting. 2. Wages, hire.
adoration. $•# o >&, $r £ o*> o & bha- ^rtfssSsSaa bharavasamu, s. Trust,
jintsu, bhajiyintsu, v. a. To serve,
confidence, dependence on, faith.
or worship to pray.
;
2. An assurance, or pledge of
$&»2&bhatudu, s. A warrior, soldier, good faith.
or combatant. 2. A messenger.
^8o-s5b, 3r9©»OT& bharintsu, bha-
S5toa bhattu, s. A surname, denoting
riyintsu, v. a. To carry a load.
excellent or chief* assumed by 2. To bear, or sustain. 3. To main-
certain learned brahmans.
tain, or support.
$too—qfbxi-sn!h* $*,kr» g» bhattu-bha-
^ J£ bharta, s. A husband. 2. A lord,
ttuvadu, bhatradzu, 5. vide at»
or master.
baitu.
3Te> kx» bhallamu, s. A. kind of arrow.
^rgfctin bhatyamu, s. Batta. vide
2. A bear.
v> 15s5s> battemu.
iSooS'sfco, tfvcr>ggx> bhallukamu, bha-
tf^Xj s5a> bhadrarnu, s. Cafe, atten-
llukamu, s. A bear.
tion, precaution, watchfulness. 2.
$-^*-?jfS>-3fI>tf, Îbhala-bhali-bhalira,
Safety, security. 3. Happiness,
bhali, interj. Expressive of praise,
prosperity, fortune, adj. Careful,
or commendation,
attentive, watchful. £. Safe, se-
cure. 8.Happy, prosperous, lucky, ijrasxc &> bhavishyattu, adj. Future,
propitious. Interj. Take care about to be. # a &e«r» ôxko bha-
beware be on your guard
! ! vishyatkalamu, The future tease.
^•tftf-Bhigava ;58 qptfAa-Bharamu
^fcsxosfoa bhavishyamu, s. Prosperi- 1

^XX&Zsq bhagavatudu, s. A pious
ty, welfare. 2. Rank, distinction. I
man- 2. In the plural, it also de-
bhasmamu, s. Ashes. 2. Calx- notes actors.
qrZ *6a> |
^r&ra, ^&pa85»bhaksliaria,bhaksha~
*$r»K'os&» bhagyamu, s. Destiny, for-
naniu, s. Eating, feeding. tune, good or ill luck. 2. Prospe-

bhakshitamu, adj. Eaten. rity, felicity. 3. Biches, wealth.
$- JL&tfw
^Xetfo^sfco bhagyavantamu, adj.
$-&<?**» bhakshyamu, 5. Dressed
Fortunate, happy, prosperous. 2.
food ; food. % A cake.
Rich, wealthy.
^rjuo-tf) bhakshintsu, v. a. To eat.
^p&> bhata, s- A road. 3rk>-£r°Q*6, ^
tv>i**Q bhatasvaru, bhatasari, A
ô^s5w bhandamu, 5. An earthen traveller- vide zrts bat a.
pot. 2. Any vessel. 3. Capital, W feo^sSw bhatakamu, s. Price, espe-

principal. 4. Harness. cially paid for the use of any
ôt3-tt>&sS» bhandagaramu, s. A thing, or person-, wages, hire, rent.
store room, a place where house- $r«s6, ôtici bhama, bhamini, s. A
hold goods are kept. 2. A treasury. passionate woman- woman. 2.* A
!TXx5» bhagamu, s. A portion, share,
sptf&sfca bharatamu,s. The Mahabha-
or part. % A side. jpKO bhagari,A
rat, an epic poem.
partner. -g-*tfgsp»)(s*»e» karyabha.
^ptf© bharati, s. A name of Saras-
gamulu,The various departments wati, the patroness of the arts. 2.
of business.
Speech.
?pfto*fc bhagintsu, v. a. To divide or
ip* X&x> bharamu, s. adj. vide ®oo&
distribute.
balnvu, z,gQ&r*£iF'ti$Sx>-£cs& oka-
^TPtf *>*> bhagaramu, 5. Subtraction,
rimldabharamuveyu, To throw the
or division, in arithmetic. ^-77*80 responsibility on one. Sj&s^tfsSaa
4fc bhagarintsu, To
subtract, or
-tp&oZso oUubharamaganundu,
divide.
bhagavatamu, The fam- The body to be oppressed by sick,
^Ktfg^ s.
ness. ^^§o45b, ^tffto-tf) bharakin-
ous Hindoo poem termed the Bha- tsu, bharagintsu, To be ill, from
^vat Geeta. 2. A
dramatic repre-
overwork. #<&^tfl\crs5^tfs*»Bcro£>
sentation of any part of the vari-
nannurakshinche bharamu midi,
ous incidents celebrated in that
work. The onusof supporting me is yours.
sr-tx^-Bhashit 359 $o«jSE-Bhujamu
^9 bhari, adj. Great, tall. 2. Impor-

tant,
S^\ a&» bhinnamu, adj. Split, broken,
s^tfo bharya, s. A wife.
torn, rent, mutilated, disfigured.
^ss bhava, s. vide -wzs bava.
2. Divided, distinguished, other,
e^sstf bhivana, s. Mental perception, Blown, budded, ope-
different. 3.
recollection, the present consci- ned. 4. Joined, connected.
ousness of past ideas, or percep- bhiksha, bhikshamu,
$&, $£xs$x> s.
tions. 2. Religions and abstract
Service. 2. Hire, wages. 3. Beg-
meditation. &&zr»ss tf7r*55oo-£fc bi-
ging, asking. 4. Alms.
ddabhavanagayentsu, To view, or
consider, in the light of a child.
§&&>& bhikshakudu, s. A mendi-
cant, or beggar.
¥ sSiti$-&)Z*& bhavanachesukonu,
7
To imagine, or figure, to one's-self. $<£$>£& bhikshudu, s. The Sanyasi,
^•sSsSm bhavamu, s. State, or con- or religious mendicant the brah- ;
dition, of being. 2.Natural state man who has entered the fourth
stage in life, and subsists entirely
of being, innate property dispo-
sition, nature. 3. Meaning, pur-
on alms. ^&.-7r°£& bhikshagadu,
* pose, intention. 4. Mind, soul. 5. A beggar.
of mind emo-
State, or affection, ;
ft
tion, passion, sentiment, especi-
ally as an object of amatory and fiS'tfska bhikaramn, adj. Terrible,
dramatic poetry. fearful, formidable, frightful.
s^S bhavi, s. vide tt>& bavi.
f>@, §&> bhiti, bhitu, s. Fear, appre-
5T°sl bhasha, s. Speech. 2. Saraswa- hension.
the goddess of speech. 3.
ti, A f)Sex>, hdop bhitilu, bhitillu, v. n.
language. 4. The dialect of any
To be frightened, or afraid. $i?4m
language.
adj. Afraid, frightened, fearful,
Îxo-iSo bhashintsu, ©. a. To speak,
timid.
converse, or talk.
Îx^sSoi bhashitamu, s. Speech. s*r»tf>
q*& t iF"&*o&tfiAx> marubhasha,bha- 3£807Ca&&3-<$03oX8539, ÔZSKsSto bhu-
shantaramu, lit. Another langu- jangamamu - bhujangamu, bhu-
age. Interpretation, or translation, jagamu, s. A serpent, or snake.
from one language into another. ^?ssx>9 bhujamu, s. The shoulder.
^•&fas6w bhashariamn, s. Speech. 2. The arm.
"^tfsSw- -Biiedamu 3(.0 ^tfr-Bhoru
-$o£o &, ^SsSoooc-sfo bhujintsu, bhu- "f ao-&> bhedintsu, v. a. To separate,

jiyintsu, 0. To eat.
«. divide, or disunite. 2. To break,
36 g> blmvi, s. The earth. or tear. 3. To pierce, v. n. To
differ from. 2. To be purged. 3.
To change, or alter.
^n bhu, s. In composition. The "S Qe>o,. 25aex> bhedilu, bhedillu, v. n.
earth ;
as, ^g'o^sSw bhukampamu To be separated, or disunited. 2.
?
An earthquake,
To be torn, or rent,
$3r*38 bhupati,
"â bhedi, 5. vide if a bedi.
A king, or sovereign.
"â bheri, s. A kettle drum.
sê£s&» bhu tarn u, s. A goblin g,
ghost, or malignant spirit, haun-
ting cemeteries, lurking in trees,
animating carcases, and deluding, ipo^c&s bhoncheyu, v. a. To eat
or devouring, human beings. from êtfa&M bhojanamu, q. v.
adj. Been, become, gone, past.
ipK&xi bbogamu, s- Enjoyment. 2.
jpjr°<£-g-*e)<6M bhutakalamu, '
The
Pleasure. 3. Wealth. 4. Nourish-
past, or perfect, tense of the verb. cherishing. 5. snake's A
ing,
sjG^Soss bhutadaya, Universal body. 6. & snake's expanded
benevolence. hood. 7. Acrop.
sjG-ojto bhumi, s. The earth, universe, cÂo-tfb bhogintsu, v. a. To enjoy;
or world. 2. Land, soil, ground. particularly as applied to any
3. A place, or site. carnal or sensual pleasure.
$5-°txras63o, #j-*n bhushariamu, bhu-'
^Xex&s bhogyamu, 5. Enjoyment,
sha, s. Ornament, embellishment. or usufruct; especially of land, &c.
2. A trinket, or jewel. ^Sx^sSoo
Given in pledge, or on mortgage.
bhushitamu, adj. Adorned, deco- 2. A crop. adj. Fit to be enjoyed,
rated, dressed. agreeable, delicious.
s£T*8tf*s» bhojanamu, ,9. Food. 2. A
repast, or meal. 3. Eating.
Ip&sfca bhedamu, s. Dividing, sepa-
^sseska bhojyamu, s. Food. adj.
rating. 2. Tearing, rending-, break-
Edible.
ing, &c. 3. Distinction* difference.
4. Kind, sort, species. 5. Disunion, ?pth bhoru, 6*. A great, or Iced*
discord, disagreement. noise.
^pi^-Bbrata 36i s&otfafca-Mantsamu
.$\«&, $* s&iSm bhrama, bramamu, s.

a& ma, The fortieth letter, and
Whirling, going round. 2. Error, twenty-fifth consonant, in the
ignorance, mistake, misapprehen- Telugu alphabet.
sion, illusion. 3. Confusion, or per-
plexity of mind. 4. temporaryA ^>o§omanku, s. A wicked person.
aberration of reason, delirium. Wicked.

adj.
5. Astonishment, surprize. 6. skoltf mankena, s. A basket made
Desire, wish.
of rattan work, in which water
,$'. socxfcobhramayu, bhrami-
^r.skoooo, {Vj
er pots are placed, when loaded on
yu, v. n. To err. 2. To be in con-
bullocks.
fusion, or perplexity ; To lose
one's presence of mind. .3. To be sfcoXe>s5cw mangalamu, s. An earthen
astonished. vessel, in which grain is scorched.
^&oo-&>, bhramintsu,
^Sfcc»oo4fc sfeoXasr^, skoKD mangalavadu,
bhramiyintsa, v. a. To throw into
confusion, or perplexity. 2. To
mangali* s. A barber. gboXuS'j^
turn round, v. n. To wander, or mangalakatti, A razor-
s.
turn round. 2. vide tft&a&s,

C^ 8^ sboXS'sSoo, sSboKwsSw mangalamu, man-
s&^fcoDo bhramayu, bhramamatalu, galamu, s. Happiness, good for-
Words void of reason ; raving ? tune. 2. Preserving property ;.
nonsense. taking care of what has been

<%jfs&* b hr ash tarn u, adj. Fallen. 2. gained prudence, carefulness.
;
Figuratively, vicious, depraved ;

adj. Happy, lucky, fortunate, pro-
fallen irom virtue. sperous, faring well. *boXiff&r»*2,
&x, mangalasiitramu, s. vide -spg)
ôD bhranti, s. vide & .s& bhrama* 2S"°&» talibottu.
»po8f o8 v an tibh ran t i, lit- sfcoX $ !&»&&& mangalavaramu, s. Tu-

Vomiting and delirium. The dise- esday.
ase in which both vomiting and
purging take place cholera mor-
ô-^sSw mantsamu, s. A bedstead,
;
s& o tf j& ~?
bus, either spasmodic.or otherwise. sS j e>3 mantsapupaf.telu.
\^T& bhrata, s. A brother, a uterine The four pieces of wood, forming
brother. the Frame o"a bedstead.
46
s6o"3-Manclie 362 s6o2£tf-Mandana
jjootD manchi, adj. Good, excellent, gadamanche, A

stand as applied ;
virtuous, proper. 2. Handsome, to that generally used in Hindoo

houses, for holding any thing.
pretty. 3. Fine, nice, commodious.
4. Much, great, severe, violent,
sftosr^ manjali, s. A certain weight,
heavy, ssbo-oa manchidi, adv. Very as applied to diamonds only I ;
believe it to correspond with a

well •
very good. sSbo-Ssr © man-
carat.
chijati, A high tribe a pure
;
sSbofio manta, s. Blaze, flame. 2. Sore,
caste ; a fine sort, or kind. sfco-S)
or acute, pain. 3. Fury, wrath. 4.
•&*a5» manchipamu,|The Cobra da Ardor, heat, inflammation. *»2&^
Capello, or hooded snake. The
s5bo&> kadupumanta, lit. Belly
Hindoos term it the good snake,
flame. Jealousy. 2. Envy.
though its bite is nearly mortal, s5bo&>
out of superstitious dread of it; s&t,8 mantamari, A furious, or pas.

and they rather endeavour to sionate person.
propitiate it, than to destroy it.sfco
sSbo&g'sSw mantakamu, s. A sort of
%>??»$ rnauchivana, Heavy rain.
made
cake, of wheat flour, but
sSbo-S)"3^\ manchidebba, A violent
without sugar.
or severe blow. s&o-©tfr>13 manchi-
sSbo&5*£sfo>, sfco&sSsSw mantapamu,
nune, lit. Good oil. The oil of the
manchi mandapamu, s.A temporary build-
sesamum seed. a&o5tf?te»
. ing an open shed, or hall, ador-
-
}
tanamu, Goo'dness, excellence.
5.
ned with flowers, and erected on
2. Reconciliation. 3. friendly A festival occasions ; as at marriage,
footing, or good terms, with
&c. 2. An open temple or open
another.
building, consecrated to a deity.
sfco-&> mantsu, s. Dew. 2. A fog, or
sfcofeS manti, adv. vide £>ofe5 banti.
mist. 3. Snow. adj. Snowy.
3&0-& mantsu, v. a. To preserve, ma- s&o2* manda, s. A bough. 2. A vessel
for scorching grain. 3. The ankle.
intain, nourish, or cherish.
e£e>sfco& talamanda, The skull.
260 "S manche, s. A sort of stand, or
sSbo&XzH mandagabba, s. The large
shed, erected on four long posts,
iii a field for holding persons
;
black scorpion.
who watch over the ripe grain. 2. s&o£tfs5» mandanamu, s. Ornament,
A shelf. 3. A platform- K&sSao^ decoration. 2. Trinkets, jewels.
sko^-Mande 363 tfbotfaSaa-Mandamu
s5bo£e>s£» mandalamu, s. The disk j&oe£tfj6M mantanamu, s. A secret-
of the sun or moon. 2. An orb, a 2. A retreat, or concealment.

circumference in general the ;
3. Secret consultation, private
circle bounding the view, the advice.
sensible horizon. 3. ball, a A s&o^j sfc» mantramu, s. A division of
globe. 4. wheel. 5. A province,
A
region, or district. 6. heap, quan- A the Yedas. 2. mystical verse*A
or incantation. 3. formula sacred A
tity, multitude, or assemblage. 7.
to any individual deity. 4. Secret
A sweet meat. 8. The period of consultation, private advice. 5. A
forty days. cSboe£"#$V&£& manda-
charm.
les'varudu, A king, or supreme
s&o.S o-vSb mantrintsu, v. a. To utter
prince, governing a 8fco£e>s5»
incantations to charm, or en-
;
mandalamu, q. v. No. 5.
chant. 2. To advise, or give
s5bo2sO mandali, s. An assembly, counsel.
flock, or multitude. 2. A dog. 3.,
sSbo^-7r°2&, sSboôâ mantragadu,
A cat. 4. A snake.
:& ocl mandi, s. A wholesale shop.
mantra vadi, s. A conjurer. sSbo.el
An attitude in shooting the

cêT'coo^) mantra putayittu, An
2. ;
right knee advanced, the left leg amulet.

retracted. In the plural, it also 56bo^-Sr°$ mantrasani, s. Amid wife.
denotes a sort of sweet cake. A or
s£o 8 mantri, s. counsellor,
sfco2& mandu, v. n. To blaze. 2. To
adviser. 2. Aking's counsellor or
smart, or give acute pain. 3. To minister. 3. The queen at chess.
be in a fury, or violent rage, s&o
s£o£ manda, -s. A flock or herd, of
So-ift mandintsu, v. a. To inflame; cattle.
to put in a blaze. 2. To put in a
skossfca mandamu, adj. Slow, tardy.
furious rage. g^^sfco^b kadupu-
2. Dull, stupid, heavy. 3. Fool-
mandu, p, n. lit. The belly to
ish. 4. Thick, s. Thickness. 2.
blaze or burn. To be jealous, or
Indigestion, loss of appetite, s&ozs
envious. 2. To be most severely
afflicted. &§6s$oo2& ollumandu, v.?i. %o& mandagintsu, To become
lit. The body to blaze, or burn. dull- 2. To lose one's appetite.
To feel great anger. vide eig'D akali. &o&&> mandudu
s6oo"3 mande, s. A heap of the un- s.The planet Saturn, from his
thrashed ears of the srreat millet. slow motion. cSbcfa'^xbr^x manda-
s&o-g-Mandi 364 ssb Kb-Maggu
pumanishi, A stupid person, jfcotf sk^tf skamakaramu, 8* An alligator.

s5oD mandamati, Dull comprehen- 2. The sign in the zodiac termed
sion. 2. Forgetfnlness. s&e>-cr>5W
Capricornus. 3, One of Cubera's
treasures.
niandagni, lit. Dull fire. Want
of appetite, or digestion. tfcg'a makari, s. vide afcS'tf sSw makara-
s£o&So-& mandalintsu, v. a. To mu, No. 1.
g6§<y makila, 5. Dirt, filth, impurity.

mention, say, or speak as appli- ;
ed to an inferior addressing a su- adj. Dirty, unclean, impure.

perior. sSbSbeosSw makutamu, s. A crest, a
s&oes&sfci mandasamu, s. A high box. head dress, a crown, a tiara.
s&Sb^s^ makkuva, s. Affection, love.

sfto-sr'tfsSM mandaramu, s. Cloudy,
or dark, weather,
2. Desire, lust. 3. Wish, inclina-
tion.
s&oa mandi, s. flu. People, persons;
s£1k_ex> makkelu, s. plu. Bones.
as ^-^sfeoa sanamandi, Many
s5b4)s5b makhama, 5. A tax, or assess-
people. This term is affixed to all
the neuter numerals, from jive ment, for any religious purpose.
inclusive upwards, to make them jfcft maga, adj. Male, vide -»»X'-sfcK&>
masculine or feminine as t9owab moga-magatami, ma-
^
;
S», 5fcXfe3s»
ôasr1 ayidumandi doralu, gatimi, 5. Manhood. 2. Bravery,
]?ive gentlemen. prowess.
s&oatfx4» mandiramu, s. A house. 2. 8&\'£b magadu, s. A husband, vide
A city, or town. *^»Kb2& mogudu.
s&oab mandu, s. Medicine, physic. sbX-frov magasala, s. A place with
2. Gunpowder, adj. Scarce, skoefc seats, in front of the house.
ejoô^mandulavandlu.s.»^M. Dru- S&XC& maguda, adv. gain. s&Ko£b A
ggists.&S)&o2fcnilimandu,s. Indigo, magudu, v. n. To return. s5bKbcl©-i5b
tfe^s&oefc nallamandu, s. Opium, magudintsu, v. a. To turn another

valapu, pettuman- back.
sse;^), ~S>k»s5botf>
du, Love-powder. s&Tto maguva, s- A woman.

?&o"S"&>e>sSw mandemelamu, s. Negli- s5bK s5w maggamu, s. A loom,
gence, carelessness- 2. Familiar jftfo maggu, v. n. To become soft,
repartee. as applied to fruit, 2. To be spoilt,

sk£e)-Majili 365 s5b kx> -Mat tu
55b ^v matstsa, s. A mole, freckle, or sk2*>So-i& madzukuru, adj. Before

spot on the skin. 2. A scar. $&> mentioned, aforesaid.
sk-t5\ puttumatstsa, 5. A natural s&«tfsSw majjanamu, s. Bathing, ab-

mole, or spot on the body one -,
lution. 8£>K^-F"ej majjanasala, A
with which a person is born. bathing room.
sSb-^tfsSM matstsaramn, '*. Malice, ^b^x" majjiga, s. Buttermilk, vide -He)
hatred, envy. s$b-i5\aoo5b, c5b-S\*5*£t» tsalla.
matstsarintsu , matstsarapattu, To s5bc5b^ majhjha, interj. Expressive
entertain malice, hatred, or envy, OOP
of praise, or commendation.
tib-OxS*, sk©\1machchika, machchikej
oSofeot&w matamu, s. vide sfc&sfo ma-
s. Fondling;, caressing. 2. Love,
thamu.
attachment, affection.
ssb-i&K matstsu, s. An upstair-house.
sfcfeo matta, s. A young palmyra tree.
2. A sample. 3. A model, s&iixe) 2. A bough ofany palm tree, as
the cocoanut, &c. 3. leaf of the A
76 a matstsulagudi, A string* of aloe, or of cabbage, or of similar
little samples of gold, of different plants, or vegetables.
degrees of ascertained purity, by s&feoô^mattagintsu, v. a. To lessen,
comparison with which the purity diminish, or depress. 2. To cut
of other gold is defined. sfcsk\&-»S into small pieces.
matstsupodi, s. An enchanting
&>&> fo&lo mattagudise, 5. A jDarticu-
powder, which allures the person
lar fish.
on whom it is thrown to follow
the person who throws it. sSo^b. s&fea4»j3rr mattapalaka, s. A measu-
&-°clj s5oT&\-tfsx-> matstsupodi, ma- ring yard.
tstsu- tsallu, To sprinkle that pow- s5b^553o, &toir>& mattamu, jnattapi-
der. ti, adj. Short, small.
ssb3bvrj§ matstsukatti, s. A large sSbfeS matti, s. Earth, soil. adv. Since
wood knife. from,

s£"^\s5xmachchemu, s. ^[fctS ma- s&&3 mattu, s. Limit, bound. 2. Mea-
chchekanti, A woman, lit. Fish- sure, extent. 3. Capacity, either
eyed as applied to measurement, or
s&ssl) majili, s. A stage, or halting figuratively to men, as denoting
place,, in travelling. their ability, or powers of mind.
s&fe-Madava 366 sfcg-Maddi
*
C3 "
sfe&»lx)&9cmattumirru,v.0. To exceed, s& & madi, s. A garden-bed, or plot.
to transgress. s5bfc»-*^^b> <^£> nia- 2. A paddy field. 3. Purity, adj.

Uu-padu, avu, v. n. To decrease; Pure, sfcg^feo
CO
...
madibatta, A pure
a
abate, or grow less. sfc&o^Mo^Sb cloth. 5&&&*<$o&> maditovundu,

mattuparrutsu, v. a. To decrease,
moderate, diminish, or make less.
To be in a pure dress, -srôoskg
s5b&x>§b, s&fcwSos&N mattuku, mattuku- kalumadi, s. Urine. videsêx> kalu.

nnu, Until, till, as far as, as much sSb&cs& madiya, adj. Stupid, dull.
as, to such an extent. s&bmr> ma- madiyu,
sfc&otfo v. n. To die, or
ttuga, adv. Temperately, sparing-
expire; to be- destroyed. ssbSowo
ly. ssbfcB-r^ssboeSo mattuganundu, v.
xfo, sfcs&sg) madiyintsu, madupu,
n. To*fit. 2. To be sufficient for.
v. a. To kill, assassinate, or
s5b&o mattu, v. a. To trample. s£&3& destroy.
er»&> mattimalladu, To trample s6&or>ex>j s£gecx<»ex) madivalu, madi"
all over. yalu, 5. A title, assumed by the
s^"|o, s5b43 oss matte, mattiya, s. A washermen.
caste of
ring, worn on the second *toe. c&&>7& madugu, s. A deep or hollow
sfc&sfco mathamu, s. A school, college. place, in the bed of a river, or
s5o2*^madaka, s. A yoke of oxen, tank. 2. Purity, vide ska madi,

with a plough and all the other No. 3. And. 4. a$. Pure.
implements of husbandry apper- s&c&ifc madutsu, To fold,
». a. plait,
taining thereto, vide etfr araka.
or bend, &&>%> madupu, s. A
sfc&ef madata, s. A fold, or plait. fold, or plait. 2. fold of beetle A
sfc2£e£-"ata>, -£c&> madata-pettu, ve- leaf, &c. -^-°ews&&>-& kalumadu-
yu, p. a. To fold, to double up. tsu, To make urine, lit. To bend

the leg.
s&&© madati, s. A woman.
sSb^b^ 8 madupukatti, 5. A folding,
sfc&ab. sSbS"3o madama, madime, s.
or clasp knife.
The heel of the human species
j&^b^ maduvu, 5. 0^£ ;fc2&76 ma-
only.
A dugu. NO- 1;
sfcgss madava, s. small dam, or
dike, for stopping water. s£>& maddi, s. The lees, sediment,
5&s»Xo-Mai?tfgu 3G7 s5b^5r-Mattuo'o
or refuse, of any liquor, adj. Dull, twenty make one candy. 2. The
stupid. 2. Aukward, clumsy. multiplication any thing by
of
&£h maddu, s. Great heat. adj. itself, as defined by the English
"Very hot. word fold ; as five fold, six fold,
sfc£b*r 8 maddukatti, s. A hatchet. &c. 3» A pure cloth, as applied to

the first of the two words only.
s&w7r°#5tftfc» managasanamu,.s. Smoo-
thing the ground with wet clay. s5bwofio£o;$<>£x> manugubuvvulu, s. A
sort of sweet cake, made of wheat
sfcrartb managu, p. n. To be bent to ;
be inclined down.
flour, sugar, and butter.
sfe^&o matamu, s. Purpose, inten-
sSbra£ rnanata, s. A fold.
tion, wish, mind. 2. A religious
skeS mani, s. A gem, or precious sect.
stone. 2. The sting of the scorpion. 85b"er°2oo,
-
s& eT 2^,
matabu, mattabu, s.
s5b«Sg'to3 ) s&âo^stoo manik attu, A large sort of blue light.

mariibandhamu, 5. The wrist, lit. s5b© mati, s. Understanding, intell-
The place where precious stones ect, mind, common sense. 2. Wish,
are bound. will, desire, inclination. 3. Ad-
vice, counsel.
s&£§X-,sfcj3i? ? &£>&* maniga-manige,
skSo-vfc matintsu, v a. To value, or
maniha, s. A shop. ssb^s^sfco ma-
%
appraise, vide sfcSo-ifc madintsu.

nihamu, s. Merchandize, trade.
sfctSccSsxx) maniyamu, s. The superin- s&sr> matta ,s.Intoxication, drunken-
tendence of a village, or of a Hin- ness.
doo temple. tfrSabivzh maniya- s5b 9e», s5b Sex> mattilu, mattillu,
gadu, The superintendent of a v. n. To be intoxicated, to. be
village, or of a Hindoo temple- inebriated.
s&tsoKo manugu, v. n. To be folded, &&> mattu,s.Intoxi cation, drunken-
or bent, ssbeso^b manutsu, v. a. To ness. 2. Pride, arrogance, 3. Rut,
fold, or bend. as applied to that of elephants,
s$b£3o?fo, s5bfso^) manugu, manuvu, s. sSbe&JT'tf) mattuo-onu, v. n. To be
A maund, or Telugti weight, intoxicated. $ x ssbô nidramattu
containing eight viss. and of which s, The drowsiness of sleep.
—
ska' «k-Maddatu 368 sfctfa-Manavi
s5b &\ti£x, matsaramu, s. Envy, s&s-^csSw maddikayalu, s. plu. A

animosity, impatience of ano- kind of loose ear-ring.
ther's success or prosperity. 2.
s5b"Be> maddela, s. A small drum*
Passion, anger.
beat with the fingers, used at na-
s5b£\ csSoo niatsyanra, s. A fish. tive dances.
sjbssfeo^>^>nb, sSbssjg) "fa 553Kb madataye- sftKotfoo madyamu, s. Wine ; vinous,
nugu, madaputenugu, s. An ele- spirituous, or fermented liquor.
phant in rut.
s£>$dSs6m madhnramu, adj. Sweet,
ssbtfsSoa madamti, s. Joy, pleasure,
pleasing, agreeable delicious.
delight. 2. The juice that exudes
madhuvu, s. Spirituous liquor,
sfcj£>jg)
from an elephant's temple, when
in rut. 3. Spirituous or vinous wine, <fec. 2. Honey. 3. The nectar
liquor. 4. Inebriety, intoxication. or honey of flowers.4. The month.
5. Pride, arrogance. 6. Insanity, ^3 ,^.s5m
n— *> J
chaitramu, a.
L
-
v. 5. The
madness. 7. Desire, love. season of spring. 6.The name of a
s£>"cr°%>OT& madalintsu, v. n. To grow, demon slain by Vishnu.

sk£e£» madhyamu, adj. Mean, low.
or shoot out, well, or strongly.
vile. 2. Middling. 5, The waist,
s&a madi, 5. Mind.
middle, or centre. 2. The middle
sfcao-rSb madintsu, v. n. To be joyful. sort.
2. To be proud, or arrogant. 3. sfc#sfc£& manamadu, s. A grandson.
To be intoxicated. 4. To be in rut. s£^s$b-o-*e» manamaralu, s. A grand
sftao-db madintsu, v. a. To appraise,
daughter.
estimate, or value, vide &®o& manamu, pro. We. This pro-
sfctfako
matintsu. noun is used by the first person on-
s&abtfb, sSb&tfM raadugu, madumri, s. ly, but applicable to the first and
\
The stone sluice of a tank, whence second persons conjointly, to the

\
the water flows to the exclusion of the third person,

fields.
sb^sSoo-sk^jSo, a&tf&!\ manamu-mana-
s&&& maduru, 6. Making in the
su, manassu, s. The mind or, ;
iniiex. Sing, 86**3 maduti, Thatch,

considered as the seat of percep-
placed on the top of a wall,to pro- tion and passion, the heart. 2.
tect it from the wet. Inclination, wish, desire.
5&g&» maddatu, s. Help, assistance, sfctfS), s£>*>3 manavi, manivi, s. A
aid, succour. request, or solicitation.
sfc"3r«£\ . MancvK 369 3&s6*£-Mama^
s&S§ maniki, s. Existence, living, jfc^s^s&w manoharamu, adj. Beau-

sfcsoiss&o manikipattu, 5. A house. tiful, lovely, pleasing.
s5bS)cs67r»^b maniyagadti, s. vide «*£ skS^ manki, s. frfife ^>a§ maniki.

a&i^zh mariiyagadu, under ^^ afrs^tf mannana, s. Civility, polite-
oc3&» ma ni yam u. ness, respect*
sfcSft, ssb$?\ manisi, manishi, s. A a&TT^ mann£, s. Prohibition. 2.

person applied either to males,
; Hindrance, prevention.
or females. ese&s5b$!\ adumanishi,
1**^0 4fc mannintsu, *. a?. To excuse,
s. A woman. pardon, or forgive. *>s^
a&so manii, v. n. To live, or exist.
$ ma-
nnimpu, Pardon, forgiveness.
s.
&&&,' ssbss sg> manutsu, manupn, sfc^fr^ mannigono, v a To kill, . .
#. c. To preserve, revive, or or slaughter.

protect.
&*%, ma nnu, V- n. vide ssb^ manu.
s6£3sp2& manujudu, man. .9. A
sfcaolboa, sasbOS manupenti, manu-
&>sb^ mannu, s* Making in the
bidi, 5. The female, or white infiex. Sing. &c es manti, Earth,
footed antelope. sksb^&o manu- land, soil, dirt. 2. The white
botu, s. The male, or white footed antelope. In it's second
footed antelope. meaning, the inflexion is regular.
s&&£), s6;&s5m manuvu, manumu, s. sfc^, sSbôTTtf) mannu, manne-
The settlement of a marriage, 2. varu, s. <plu. Zemindars,
A husband. s5cr- ?5j s5b vss s5^ mariima- etors of land.
propri-
numu, The marriage of a woman jfcs^ mappu, v. a. To break in, or

with a second husband/
train, an animal.
s6sfis5s>g£& manushyudu, s. A man. sim^mabbu, A cloud.
i
5. 2. Darkness-
a&^?ej&o manojnaniu, adj. Beauti-
»£,sfca^ nidramabbu, Drowsiness,
ful, handsome, lovely, pleasing,
agreeable. or heaviness.
s&s&£, ^bs&-5^^»ix> mamata, maraaka-
s&^tf^sSw maiioratkamu, s. Wish
desire.
ramu, s. The
interest, or affection,
entertained for other objects, from
& S^sT) _2? ssb^sJSs- manovritti, ma- considering them as belonging to,
navarti, s. Daily house expense. or connected with, one's-
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sfctffto-MaratiU 370 &8fr\.Marigo
2&<36s5m m a ya m u , Th i s is a love. v. n. To be inched, or devo-

Sanskrit affix, ; which serves to ted to. 2. To be qualified, experi-
iorm adjectives, attributive of enced, or accustomed to. 3. To be
that of which a thing is chiefly trained. 4. To boil up. &ti'ho&
made, or consists as tfoessrJ&ct&a&w maragintsu,
;
v. Cans. To cause to
svariiamayamu, Golden. e$\ca;fco3S desire, or love. 2. To make incli-
;6w trin amayamU; Made of grass. ned, devoted, qualified, experien-
ced, or accustomed. 3. To train.
3ti&a&£x> saramayamu, Made of
4. To make boil up.
reeds, or arrows.
^tfre^maranama, .9. Death, demise.
£oooo£sSs> mayinamu, s. Wax. j&cootf
s&tfesex) maradalu, s. vide s&zs&oo raa-
$& © mayinapuvatti, s. A wax-
rradalu,
candle.
sfttfsîk marammatu, s. Bepair,
sSoooov niayila, 5. Dirt, foulness, un-
mending.
cleanness. 2. Imaginary impurity.
adj. Unclean, foul. 2. Impure.
s&tfoo maralu, v. n. vide sêw ma-
rralu-
s&cs&rstfs&a mayuramu, s. The pea.
s5b-cpfeo'^'?'s5o5 maratldesamu, s. The
cock.
Mahratta country. s&tt>&&> ma-
s£tf mara, s. Any thing of a spiral
ratilu, s. plu. The Mahrattas.
form. s&tf-£o§b maraineku, 5. A
s&8 mari, adv. More, further, else,
screw, lit. A spiral nail. 2$otf&&n
maratsutfcu, s. The screw of any
again, s^fi-^ marivoka, adj. An-
jewel, or ornament, which among other. s&a^K marinni, Besides, also,
the Hindoos is used instead of moreover.sSDQoSoSto mariyemi, What
clasps,
more what? s56~3£a"e5tfb ma-
else ?
s5btf
S"
maraka, s. A stain, spot, or
remiledu, Nothing else, nothing
blot. 2. A kid. more, nothing further.
j&tf^sSM, s&tf&s'xSao marakatamn, ma- s£6l? marige, s. A vessel, made of
ratakamu, s. An emerald. a certain soft white stone.
sktf -£-*£& marakadu, 5. The native s5bQ7r°3oj marigommu, 5. The Calin-
commander of a vessel.
gala, or outlet, by which the sur-
sfctfrtb maragu, v. a. To desire, or plus water flows out of an artifici-
have a violent inclination. 2. To al Jake.

sfcir«s-2& -Marnadu 371 s5bfe5o5b-Îarratsu
s&6& maridi, s. vide s&esa marradi. s5btfsk> marmamu, 5. A joint, an ar-

s&ecsj-otf mariyada, s. vide k»-cp»<?& ticulation of the body. 2. A vital
maryada. member, or organ. 3. Secret mea-
And adv. vide

ning, or purpose ; a secret, any
s5otf> maru, acZ;. ssbeas
thing hidden, or recondite. sk£^
marru.
marugu, s. Shelter, cover; a
marmi, $. One that conceals a se-
s£>i£tfb
cret. ,
screen or shade, any thing that

s6-tPc£ maryada, s* Continuance in
covers another, vide ^&>o tsatu,
And n. vide maragu. the right way, propriety of con-
v. a. sgbb'/fb
duct, steadiness, rectitude. 2. A
s&ebi&j sSd5©^^) marntsu, marichi- boundary, a limit. 3. A bank or
povu, v. a. To forget, vide j&fes-db shore. 4. Respect, civility, polite-
marratsu, sfceSjo-Jk maripintsu, ness. 5. Usual custom, or establi-
shed habit.
v. Cans. To cause to forget to ;
divert from a purpose, to amuse sfcfcs marra, s. vide s&# mara. 2. In-
Avith an underhand design. attention, forgetfulness.
sk&og), s5btf;g) marupu, marapu, v. a. s&es&ss marrakuva, s. Inattention,
To teach, instruct, qualify, or ex- forgetfulness.
ercise to break in, or train. 5.
;
Forgetfulness. Hoo^sfctfcc&ex) teru-

sfc63-7r>ex) marragalu, s. A stilt, or
wooden ]eg.
pumarupulu, The loss of one's
senses. s&esKb marragu, v. n. To boil, vide
sfctfcew marulu, s. Love. 2. Lust. c&tfKo maragu, No. 4.
s5bBbss" maruva> 5. Dumbness, adj. s&eaKoss 3 inarragudzdzu, s, A dwarf.

Dumb. adj. Dwarfish.
sktfk_&>8fo» markatamu, s. A monkey, s& ts -»5b , &> fcf> £) 2r* ^mar r atsu,ma rr achi-
or ape.
povu, z>. a. To forget. a&«-0"3^s>
&$ tf s5*> mardanamu, s. Bubbing the marrachiteppuna, acfo\ Inconside-
body. 2. Rubbing, grinding, poun- rately. s5oea§>o-& marrapintsu, 0.
ding, &c. ska o-^b mardintsu, v. a.
Ctas. To cause to forget ; to di-
To beat, pound, grind, or rub.
vert from a purpose to amuse ;
sSdê-^) marnadu, s. vide s&&9oi3~ t>

&> with some sinister design. sftef>$p
marrunadu, Under, sfcaw marru. marrapu, s. ForgetMnes
afcoS'-Malaka 372 s6ar*^^Malara
ssbes&ex) marradalu, s. The daughter s5o(uX malaga, s. A herd of carriage

of a mother's brother, or of a bullocks,. &c. "With empty sacks
father's sister, if she be younger upon them.
than one's -self, ska fib malagu, v. n. To turn round
s6e=>a marradi, s. The son of a from disgust.

mother's brother, or of a father's ckfy-rftj s&ex>-& malatsu, malutsu, v. a.
sister, or a man's brother-in-law, To carve, or polish, stone. 2. To

if younger than one's-self. vide winnow grain.
spss bava. s&'j&alk) malapabarrre, s. A female
buffalo, which gives milk after
sfcfcseo marralu, v. n. To return, s&es
her calf is dead.
So-tft marralintsii, v. a. To turn
sfcysgr^^cck malap'jpucheyu, v. a*
back ; to recall, ssbesy marrala,
adv. Again. To enclose in an envelope.
sfceJ marri, adv. vide sfcD mari. s5be)S5b-i;s5oft5^b, a&<ys5bE)s5j^2& malamala-
skeBl? marrige, s. vide s&SU marige. marragu, malamalamadu, v. n.
marru, ad/.. Other. 2. Next.

To barn fiercely, or violently.
skeaa
s6<y&>3 malamu, s. Excretion of the
Mc$>i In return. s&Wgy&i marru-
nadu, Next day. body as serum, semen, blood,
;
marrow, urine, fasces, ear-wax,

&**»?& marrugu, s. Shelter, cover.
nails, phlegm, tears, rheum, and
vide ak&fo marugu.
sweat. 2.Sin. 3. Dirt,filth.4.Dregs,
cêao z&) marrupaclu, v. n. To disap-
sediment. 5. Bust, a&ssforc^rrêx)
pear, or vanish.
malamutralu, Human excrement
<&*&$ marruva, s. An earthen pot.
and urine.
s5ofts»sg marruvu, s. Retreat, shelter, malayu, v. n. To wander, or
5&<ycSco
cover. 2. Armour, mail, vide &eo>
roam. &>vox>g malayika, s. Walk-
Xo mrrugu. ing for pleasure, or amusement.
s&e) mala, 5. A mountain. j&y^tftfx* malaramu, s. A string of
s&°>g malaka, s. A twist j a curved glass armlets, such as are worn
line. by Hindoo women.
sfce) cs6-Malliya 373 sfctfew-Masalu
s&Stfs&o malinamn, adj. Dirty, filthy, tie irs3cts produced in the worst
foul. 2. Black. 3. Vile, bad. 4. kmi of small pox, which the
Foul, figuratively, soiled with cri-
Bi idoos, afraid of offending the
goddess who presides over that
me or vice, sinful, depraved, s.
disease, do not term insects, but
Fault, defect. ^D^sSxô^b mali-
jasmine flowers.
namukhudu, s. The god of fire.
2. The black faced monkey. 3. s&e» mallu, s. A monkey.
A vile or wicked man. 4. A dead sfo'SgsoTfo&malledzanguni, s. A heron.
man, a ghost. s5bl>~7? malige, s. A shop-
skwo^jfc malukaru, s. The cold, or sat*. &>w rnaili, malla, adv. Again
winter, season. another time. ssb& mallu, v. n.
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sfcooflb malugu, v. n. To be extin- To return, to turn back, or about;
guished, sfcsosg) malupu, m a. To to come back. &§ -&> mallintsu,
no
extinguish. 2. To turn, or drive, v. a. To turn,or drive, back, or
back. about ; to recall, or bring back.
j&ewflbex) malugulu, s.plii. The joints s&^sSm masakamu, s. A musqnitoe.
of the back-bone, near the waist. s&-£c£*> m a s h a 1 u , s. A torch, or
sfcoo-&r6£>:> malutsiilu, s. The second flambeau. s5bê)\, &-&?&•<&* &>!&&.

pregnancy. The second
2. child. shalchi, mashaljivadu, s. A masa-
The Ijee or torch-bearer.
sSbewsssf^xSM malupakkamu, s.
dark lunar fortnight.

s5box« s&o> mashi, masi, s. A black
powder. 2. Ink. adj. Black.
s&v
ro
malla, s. A little shallow ear- &>s& mashtu, s. Sediment. ;
to •
then vessel.
&%g masaka> s. Dimness of sight.
s5be) tffc$-& mallatsarratsu, v. a. To
ro sSbr57fb masagu, v. n. To be extended.
beat the open hand on the shoul-
2. To be furious, or enraged.
der, or thigh as the Hindoo ;
wrestlers do. s&Stfsfoa masanamu, s. A sepulchre ;
sfce> 8 malladi, 5. Heat, closeness. a burning, or burying, place.

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sfcStf masara, s. Grey colour.
2fce^&> malladu, v. ??. To wrestle.
ro masalu, masuln, v.
sfc£ex>, sfc&>e» n.
ske) ob&, s5b"e3 malliya, malle, s. The
To w ander, move, or turn about.
T
jasmin plant. sfcjgsw mallelu, The 2. To idle away time. 3. To boil

plural of this word also denotes up violently.
sbSnsk-Mahi ma 374 s^k-Mata
s$b-£r>a-° masala, s. Spicery, seasoning. a&Srx&.&» mahishamu, s. A buffalo.
s5bt)25b masfdn, s. A mosque. s5bSr-«>^x mahishi, s. A female buf-

falo. 2. The wife of a king, but
ssb ^sSw, s5b 75&xi mastakarnu, masta-
especially the one who has been
mu, The head the skull.
s. ;
consecrated, or crowned a queen. ;
s&<& niastu, adj. Abundant, plenti-

ful.
5&s^>k& mahajjaru, s. A general cer- s*r° ma, s. A name of Lakshmi, the
tificate, signed by all present- goddess of prosperity, and wife of

Vishnu.
sfe^sk mahattu, ac?jf. Great, large,
s5jô^s6m mamsamu, s. Flesh.
bulky. 2. Best, excellent, illustri-
s5on.go m6ku, s. A tree in general.
ous. 5. Glory, greatness.
sj^-têS magarii, s. Lands artificially
a&sj-» &qs5»5.
—n *^
rnahatvamu, s. Greatness,
. irrigated.
either in bulk, or rank.
55^-7^$ magani, s. Side, direction ;
s5bs^7r°2^> mahanadu, s. A general

as «$r»sg)£-8&»-7P»turpumagani,The
convocation of the aboriginal casts
eastern side.
of the country.
&»~7r>c& magaya,5. Mango pickle, of
$&s$-»&p\w niahassulu, s. Produce,
a pungent taste.
particularly of the land- the crop. &*fo magu, v. n. To ripen.
sfc*fc> mata.5- A word,
j5DS^»vS3T\ex)73r»ex>E-mahassuludarlu 3 5. an expression.
flu. Mahasooldars, officers employ- 2. Speech. 3. A language. 4. A
ed to protect the crops from depre- promise- &*br°&> matladu, v. a.
dation. To speak, converse, or discourse.
maharashtramu, £5o-»&e£-£o matatappu, To fail in

s&srS-^sxS*^ adj.
one's promise, sft-o&s^x matava-
Mahratta. s. The Mahratta langu-
tstsu, Blame to come. &r»b>ox&\
age.
matayitstsu, To. give a' promise.
s&an>o6, skgras&sko mahima, mahima-
s*r»feo-â matakarij A talkative,
mu, s. Magnitude, as one of Si-
%
also an eloquent, person. sSr»fo-!>
va's attributes ; illimitability. 2.
Greatness in general, literal, or &>j &$&> mata-pfku, tfyu, To fish-
figurative glory, power. ;
out secrets. !
.
s^^sfc-Matama 375 s^fcg'-Manika
s£ni>5 ssa-o ts§ matimatiki, adv. Often, s$cr»&> matu, 5. Checkmate, at chess.
frequently. 2. A Yemedy-jvide xZnt>x> matu,ISo.l.
ssjxôo matii, s. A remedy. 2- Ambush. s5cr»^ matra, adj. Little, s. A short
3. A time,period, or occasion. 4. syllable. 2. A pill.
A piece of metal, put in to mend s£r»e£vtfcs&» matsaryamu, s. aicfe skd\
a vessel, v. a- To conceal, or hide,
»o5w matsaramu.
s5Jp>&»*oj£& matupadu, v. n. To dis-
Bcn-al? madige, adj. Of or belong-
appear, or vanish. sfr-toasSbeaoflb ma
ing to the Chundala, of chuckler
tumanngu,To be hushed, or silent,
caste.
at night.
a*r»& mada, s. Half of the coin term- «5>»a&, ss^ a madiri, madri, s. A
pattern, sample, or specimen, adj.
ed a pagoda
Similar, like.
s$r»2»*o34», &*dk>~6i>x> madapattu,'madu
s£r»^SosSc» madhuryamu, s. Sweet-
pattu, The crown of the head.
5.
ness of flavour, or disposition.
sfr»e& niadu, v. n. To be burnt, or
sScrotf mana, s. A
certain measure of
scorched, black. ss-rodSb-tfb, s5>2&\
capacity,of which sixteen make
madutsu, madtsu, e?. «. To burn, greatest Telugu
one toom, the
or scorch, black. -acoXsfcos&^&n
measure of capacity.
mogamumldtsu, To be sulky. s5^. s5j-»tf s5*> inanamu, s. Measure in gene-
&>^3§k_, sStdô niaduchekka, raa- ral, whether of weight, length, or

du, Burnt rice. capacity. 2. Arrogance, haughti-
ness, pride. 3. Civility. 4. Honor.
Sor-S^- madki, s. Manner,mode. 2.
In the peninsula, this last is the
Similarity, likeness.
common meaning. aSr^^roK'sfea ma-
^xro^rcsSoo manikyamu, s. A ruby, or
nabhangamu, s. Disgrace, disho-
carbuncle. nor, sfc^ss, &» manavati, ma
sSr-
3or«s£ mata, 5. A mother. 2. A name nini, s. A woman; as owing pe-
of Parvatee, the wife of Siva. culiar attention to the preservati-
s£-oir»!>sê» matapitrilu, s. fhi. Par- on of her honor. s6*#rv>2& manas-
ents mother and father.
; thudu, A man of high, or strict,
s^'ST's&srco^ matamahudu, s. A honor.
m aterd al g randfat her s5cr»($s#£& maiiavuclu, s. A man.
ssor*<r°8&Sr» matamahi, s. A maternal sSjO^jSm manikamu,*.?ic/e ^£r§s5a>
srrandmother. manikyanru*
.
sjJr^-Mapu 376 a*r*c8fo-Mayu
s5r*&*~§ man ike, s. vide s&*$ niana- s^^Kb, a^^7> mabagu, maba, adv.
s*r»$& manisi, s. vide &,%l> manisi. Very well very good.
;
sso-ofss nianu, s- Making in the inflex j£r»s& mama, s. A father-in-law. a5cr»^
sing, ssj^so, s5^s& mani, manu, A sso^s^b mamamama, «• A name of

tree. 2. Wood. adj. Fit, proper, Vishnu.
worthy, v. a. To
abandon, quit,
tfr*&xrozx> mamulu, 5. Usage anci-
;
leave off, desist, or refrain from ;
ent, or established, custom.
to renounce, or relinquish, v. n t
To be healed, or cured. s£r*os5 may a, s. Fraud, trick, deceit,

sSr»s6^)— sfr-sfcp sScr»«sb-£5o manupiT^man- deception, illusion. 2. Juggling.
3. Understanding, intellect, &r>a&
pu, manutsu. v. Caws. To cause to
quit. &c; to appease, to stop. p. *r*& mayaladi, A deceitful female.
«. To heal, or cure. s6-°S)S>o-& ma- 55crro8&er°^b. mayaladu, A deceitful
nipintsu, V. Cans. To cause to man.
heal, or cure.
&natir>& mayavi, s. A juggler, or
s£r.3oSx!633 manushamu, ,?• Honor.
conjurer.
jft-êsSro manyamu, adj. Bespectable,
mayamu,
s£p>csos5qo 5. Disappearance,
venerable, .s. Lands either liable
vanishing. s*r» «&»&$, afc-.o3STfc&*$
to a trifling quit rent, or altoge-
ther exempt from tax, x&™-$oir>&> mayamavu, mayamaipovu, v. w.
To disappear or vanish.
manyagadu) s. A man holding
such lands. Stfg^tfcsfco sarvama- zfactio mayu, 9. ». To be destroyed,
nyamu, s. lands exempt from all or effaced. To become foul, dirty,
tax "whatever. unclean, or impure, vide &r?& ma-
&*& mapu, s. Evening, night ; as. pu, v. a. s6-s^b*t*coSo matstsamayu,

~5$s5or°$ repumapu, Morning and lit. A
spot to be destroyed. To be
entirely destroyed, or effaced
evening. 2. Foulness, dirt, impu- ;
rity. In the first meaning, this

so that not a vestige, or mark, re-
word makes mains. 6vgr*ctixs taiamayu, 'Th©

Sing. s^g
its inflex.
43 mapati, To destroy, or ef-

v. a.
head not to be cleaned, at the
usual time. z$vgT*%ftsr>&, talama-
face. 2. To make foul, or dirty.
sinavadu. A
poor helpless man;
XtvZ& mapu, 5. Pardon, forgiveness. 2. as being unable to command the
Exemption, comfort of a clean head
a6^wk-Marrata 377 sJr*e>-Mal;
sScn»^rts5pa maranamu, s. Killing £^r.ia> marru, adj. Another, other . 2.
slaughter. Substituted, altered, changed ; as.

s£r»Tr°6os$s> maratama, s. The mista- s£r»eeo&p>ig) maiTiirupu, Another
king one for another. shape; anew, or altered, form.
afr^Sîo marfphattu, Charge, pos- ,<. 2. Turned, averted. 3. Bepiying,
rejoining, answering as t^&w
session ; as o^sS^&risSr^ê&^&fa-* ;
so v&nnivinimariphattu. chesina- s5ir-^ marru mata, An answer,, or
nu, I have delivered that man to reply, adv. Again. s. A time ;

as,
this man's charge. s*r.§£i£>tf mari- stos5^> fe£» mummarru, Thrice. 0.

phattuna, adv. By means of, n. To shew prowess in battle. &.
through the means of.
ea>r»;&, s^feT6 ^^ marrukonu, ma-
a$r»?5b maru, #. w. To be changed, al- rrkonu, To attack, or oppose, in
tered, or turned into a new form. battle, a&»g3»2fo marradu, To op-
s.Buttermilk. 2. A second course pose in argument, or reasoning.
of dishes at dinner. 3. A time as
•"3c£&s*r»&>rendumarlu, Two times,
;
*fr»«»a© marru dalii, s. A step-
mother. s5in»«»*^ô marrupadu, To
twice. *£r»«fcx martsu, v. a. To chan-
disappear, to vanish. s£r»&9osSbtf>$,
ge, substitute, alter, or turn into
a new form. 2. To exchange. 3.
marru manuvu, 5. vide s5a^dbs5c>ss>
Among the Vaishnavas, to serve ska mirurnanumu, Under. s&|&

up food.
^ manuvu.
s&-»tfcj marpu, s. Exchange.
^ca^ marrpu, v. a vide &•&£ marpu.
a5j-**5b^tfa> marutamu, 5. Air, wind.
s*r.e> mala, 5. A garland ; a string,
s5^bb5&&, gr &>&> marutaru,marturu,
or wreath, of flowers. 2. A neck-
s.plu. Enemies, foes.
markamu, s. Exchange, lace. 3. A string of beads, a
:6-»&k_s5s>
rosary, ô^ssê) kanthamala, s. A
particularly of money.
necklace. 2. The scrofula, eSt-^
sfcntf sfco rnargamu, s. A way, road, or
o -g^&JSo malakarudu, s, A flower
path. 2. Means, manner, mode.
seller a florist, a gardener*
s5^&\ marpu, s. vide under. ;&-»& ;
To or slaughter. &nv mala, adj. Of or belonging to

maru, v. a. kill,
tfj»«to marrata, adj. Substituted, al- the Paria caste. s^£)-irc Smalak:Jc:,
tered, changed, adv. In lieu of. s. lit' A paria crow. A raven.
48
ssWSS'-Masaka 378 £»o-&-Minisu
s5o^?5 mali, s. A time ;

as. ^sÔ &n>Z&& masamu, s. A weight equal
okamali, Once. to five sixteenths of a'pagoda.
sfc,3>s» mali mi, Familiarity with
s.
s5on>^s5a> masamu, s. A month, either
children. % of the lunar, solar, or any other
s$r»sx> malu, p. a. To leave, or quit.
computation of the year.
3$S;*r»S>tf> r*ws*fe)tf panikimali-
s5cr°& masi> s. vide &>%% manisi.
na. korramalina, adj. Useless.
To be ss^&g masika, s. A. patch, vide sS^s*
d-*e)os5j-oex> paluma-ln, idle,
or lazy. masika, In the plural, this word

z&=zx>fo malugu, v. n. To be dis- also denotes Embarrassment,
confusion,
satisfied.
male, s. A chaplet, wreath? sfroftssko masikamu, adj. Monthly.
s£r»"3
or garland of flowers. s. A ceremony of the Hindoos.

s*r»f>;C maliga, s. A building. This
word is tised among the Vaishna-
vas, with the word ©&> tiro, pre-
mingada, The cream of
Si3oK2fl s«
fixed to it, to denote a house ; as
curds.
*£ sstf »r> e 3 So s^PK^r^^devarava-
saoflo mingu, v> a. To swallow.
ritirumaligayekkada, "Where is
Swallowing.
aoo«b£o mingudu, 5.
your honor's house ? -j§e>s&»Prt ne-
aXsooftb digamingu, To swallow
lamaliga, A subterraneous abode.
s&*oSfe§&> mavatidu, 5. An elephant down. 2. To suppress ; as ^S^sfcs
driver, usually termed AMahowt- aXaso^TT'^ duhkhamu digamin-
s£n>a mavi, s. The after-birth. 2. A ginadu, He suppressed his grief.
mango tree. £ao-& mintsu, v, n. To be above,
zfr>z& mavu, s. Ahorse. 2- The, co-
beyond
over, or ; to exceed, or be
vering a mare; excessive. To be high, proud,
2.
?&*%$ masika, s. A patch.
or arrogant. 3. To increase; to be
ss^lx mashtf, 5. »ide s5j» 35 fe§ e& mava- exorbitant. 4. To elapse, or expire;
tidu. to be gone bye, beyond recall, v.
t^^S'^ masakairlma, s. woman A. a. To excel, or surpass. 2. To
who has no breasts, and who is transgress, s. Excess. 2. Light-
never m,enstruous. ning.
Sofcr»6-Mitari 379 SSocaoSb-Minuku
£oo-&£fo mintsudala, adj. Excessive, ao&> mitta, s. High or raised ground,

much. "ôooSdo^ cheyimintsu, To ad/. High, raised. sx>&ô&> mitta
beat j to give the first blow. ss» pandlu, Teeth which iut out. £ok>
sbSoo-ift mundumintsu, To go for- sxiew mittamirrru, Very high
ward, or in front. 2. To be preci- ground. ao^sSb-^-^s^sSw mittama-
pitate, or inconsiderate. -^Saoo-do dhyahnamu, Full mid-day.
panimintsu, Business to go bye, ffiofe3££&, SX>clfts5£o mittipadu, midisi-
or be beyond recall. padu, v. n. To jump, leap, or hop
8tto#-?r»2&-£»o£<&, £oo2s&£& minda- along. 2. To be puffed up with
gadu-mindadu, mindagfdu, s. A .pride, or insolence. aoSftsa-ff^fcx
v
gallant, or paramour. £oo2Se/3cp>5 midisipaditsatstsu, To die sud-

mindalakori, s. A lascivious fe- denly.
male, within thirty- six years of s»-s-°oob-w mithayi, s. Any sweet-
age. meat.
ao3k_6os&3, sx>gbk_k>s5co mikkatamu, ao&aocler'Sk midimidiladu, v, n. To
mikkutamu, *. Excess, abundan- be excessively hot, as applied to
-
the sun.
ce, adj. Excessive,
cX>&>§b, SXitsosb miduku, miriuku, v.n m
sx>§fr-©, sx>76e> mikkili, migula, adv.

To grieve, mourn, or lament.
Much, exceeding"^, excessively
£££&-&> midutsu, v. a* To pour drop
greatly.
by drop.
Sto^DSX) migulu, v. n. To be over, or s»go^, sx»2s^ miduta, mi data, s. A.
above ;
to be left, or remain. as grass hopper,
a residue, s. Remainder, residue, êso-^ôewj g^f^NKoex) midtinagulu,
remnant. s»7foe;13&» migmlabettu, mirmagulu, s. plu. A sort of small
eo * -
v. a. To
save or lay up the rem- deadly snake, which springs at
nants. soXer*, Softool migala, mi- the object it attacks.
gula, adj. Remaining. SfccaS'ao-sk minakarintsu, v. n. To be
sfoaoabS^Tfosx)
mundumigulu, To go quite at a loss .what to say, or do.
before, or
in front. 2. To be precipitate, or £0£3o§o miriukus.Glimmering, spark-
inconciderate. ling- Stoewgos&tfo miiuikumanu, To
£o&r«8 mitari, s. A cunning person. glimmer, or sparkle. s»rao3o^&>r»
2. A woman, adj. Hard, cruel. & minukuchesukonU; To dresi
SfcjBS^-Minnu 380 £)06j»So-Mirrumi
ornament one's-self, in a showy Siva as having the sky, to form

;
manner. £o?3o§btfcx£o minukuche- the lock of hair on the crown of

yu, To polish, to burnish. his head. aasG^-sr-g' minnuvaka,
Sxnoofomy minugurru, 5. A spark of The heavenly Ganges.
fire. £0^ ;& w ^ & fo minugurrupu- s&s&^&s&o mimmatamu, s. Excess, a-
rugu, The firefly. bundance. adj. Excessive.
®* CTdk.& îvnalli, s. A flea. £»tfs5 mirapa, adj. Of or belonging
Sfctfsfea mi tarn u,s. Measure. 2. Mode- to the chili, or red Cayenne pep-
ration, temperance, forbearance. per plant. sx>tf sS-5-°c*6 mirapakaya,
3. Limitation, bounds, adj. Mode- It's pod.
rate, temperate.
£ott>3 miras'i, s. Meerasi, or heredi-
$x)8 miti, Measuring? measure.
s. 2.
tary property in the land. This
Limit, bound.
term is equally applicable to the
s^>j> mitti, s. Death.
hereditary property of the village
sx>^,ô mitriidu, s. The sun. 2. A officers, in the lands which they
friend, or ally. hold exempted from tax, or liable
sa>j3> s>Dgfl8& midde,middiya,s.A ter- to a small quit rent only, as to that
of the villagers, or ryots, in the
raced house, or one with a flat roof.
2. A
house with an upper land paying full tax, which they
story.
sx^sH minaha, s- Deduction, hold. SoTr>$T5*&&) mirasidarudu,
sub-
traction. A Meerassidar, or holder of mee-
rasi property.
S»^b^bew minukulu, .5, ^w. The sci-
ences- 2. Glittering, flashing. S»3c5J585o3, sxrssfc* miriyamu, miremu,
Sto(3os5oaex) minumulu,s.<p/& The black s. Used chiefly in the plural s»8
pulse, termed Phaseolus mungo. co5-»ex> miriyalu, Black pepper, ao
£d<&sS, S»^«S minupa, minapa, adj. 8c*sSsg)£r°& miriyapu podi, The
Of or belonging to that pulse. powder either of black pepper, or
Sds^s minnaka,aefa;.Silently ;
quiet- of the chili or red Cayenne pepper.
ly j
without emotion of any kind. S»eST&r°^ mirritsupu, s. An upward
aos&Nj Sosfc minnn, minu, s. Making view ;
looking upwards.
in the inflex. Sing, s»ofc8 minti, mirrumitlu, s. plu- Dazzl-
SX>6soSX>to3
The sky or atmosphere. aoso&K"^ ing. sx>MoSX>£a?r';sb mirrumitlugonu,

t»$ minusigavelupu, 5. A name of v- n. To be dazzled.
ftnfcw.Mitu 381 Bcr» £s5x-Mi'samu
&d&*> mirru, 5. Making in the inflex. from listlessness. s. A fillip. 2. Ag-

sing, gô e^ mirrti, Kaised or high grandizement
ground. arotf, »r»£?5o mida, mldanu» postpo-
£»<ys»u milamila, s. Glittering, spark- Upon, on, over, above. 2. Against.
ling. 3. Of, respecting, regarding. 4. Af-
aoP so 9 Kala milli, miiligarite, s.A
j ter, beyond. 5. ln.6.By, by mean s
very small iron spoon. of.7.At S.with. s5o-^p>c^n c£x>2Sl$s6x>

SX)?SSX>*S misarnisa,s.Glittering, sparkl-
&>& madhyahnammidanenuvasta-
ing.
Fresh lustre. nu,I shall come after midday 3^ gxri
sa?bs» misimi, s-
Want of sikamida,In future. &tncx&o$xr*z$Z3

So&Sko&ew misimintalu, s.
lustre, unfavorable change of tfôbSss'S ssbupayammidaapamche

countenance, yavalenu This affair must be effect-
s
SXro ed by stratagem. -&*s5$e3<ytfoo»r»

&'Tr*tfej3£a ipanialasyammidaka-
g*r»ft£ migada, 5. The cream of millc.
valasinadi, This must be done at
sxnX&tf&M rnigadagattu,The cream
so leisure. "j$;&*r>aftoc<sX-cr>s>§â»
to form on the surface of milk-
sxroKS" -ao^s5c» mlgallarnekamu, s. A TCP'sfc nenuvanimldadzagadanikipo
fabulous animal, with eight legs. yinanu, I went to quarrel with
migalu, 5. The instep of the him.

sxr*-7r>ex>
foot ; the rising upper part of it. ocr»a midi, adj. Upper being above.
;
sxr«"£ewK mijeyyi, s. The back of the ao-»2fcinidu, s. Top, or head. 2. Futu-

hand- rity. 3. Any thing, particularly
Do-* feo mita, s. A lever. money, tied up in a knot, and
ar»fe*> mitu, v. a. To fillip, or strike vowed to be presented at a future
with the nail of the linger period to some deity.
against the thumb. &£3©or&o vine-
sambo miru, v. a. To exceed, or trans-
mitu, To strike the strings of the
Vina, or Indian lute. tfjr°iroor»
gress, v. n. To be haughty. This
txnkxi rupaylmitu, To up a
toss word is also the plural of the pro-
gollumitu, To noun, $><$ nivu, Thou.

rupee. Tr&sxntix*
fillip the nails of each finger, as sxp>£35c» misamu, s, A mustachoe, or
tfoooft-Munoi 182 s$MO&-Munta
whisker. It is generally used in |

The court yard, enclosed within
tlie plural. §bo£r°^ misalu. a native house.
Sfcn>Stfss*> misaramu, .v. Excellence. sSaooKbêx) mungurrulu, s. plu.
adj. Excellent. 2. Proud, -
Curls, or ringlets, of hair.

S5oo mungopi,
s5»>o'7fa-*2> adj. Hot-headed,
s5w mu, adj. Numeral. Three. This or hasty.
is a contraction of. skr*^ mudu, &xo%)^ &, &»o%x>ro & munchikonu,
three q. v. , and is used in compo- muntsukonu, v. a. To surround.
sition only, being prefixed to the 2. To cover, as applied to heaps
word with which it is joined, of insects, flies, &c. Collecting
which then doubles the first con- upon any thino\ 3. To take out,
sonant thus, &xr*tso mudu, And
•, or draw up, any liquid. 4. To dip,
as a pen in ink, &c.
2zK&» jagamu, The world, make
s5wo^5b muntsu, v. a. To dip, immerse,
sScwk Ksfeoex> mujjagamulu,The three
or sink under any liquid. Figura-
worlds. j6»3-:s\sre;s5w mutstsavala-
tively, to ruin ;
to vex, or annoy.
mu, Three eighths of a pagoda,&c.
sSMog^tfc mundzuru, s. The eaves of
skioXS mungara, s. A nose ring,
a house.
worn by Indian women.
s5k»o!3 munje, s. The unripe kernel
sSwoXe> mungala, adv. In front, op-
of the palmyra fruit, so long as it
posite. j63ooKD mungali, adj, Op-
is soft, and edible.
site, fronting.
sfoaolgaxo munjeyyi, s. The wrist.
s&»o-7r>s5a>-£)"3 mungamuchire, s. A
particular kind of silken female
s5a>o& munda, s. A widow. 2. A
garment. whore. &XiOd9Sxr*&&> mundamoyu,
s5K>o-7^2S»eb>foe>3 mungamurugulu, s. To become a widow. 2. To be
plu. A kind of golden bracelets. ruined. s5wo2si3croa»o-& mundamo-

s5*>o$\, sSwofttf mungi, mungisa,s.The yintsu, To make any married fe-
mungoose. Viverra, ichneumon. male a widow. 2. To ruin. s5wo2s
s5x>oftI) mungili, s. Making in the in- •3o-°?>mundam6pi,s. A widow.
flex.sing. {6tt>oftfe5 mungiti, And in s5wo^ munta, s. A small earthen pot, I
the nom, plu. *x»oft^ mungilln, or pitcher. 2, vide &*$ m^na,

xSM-s^-.-Mukka 383 j5m i.Mukti
tf»oÊSJnS5o& mutamamidi, s. The cu- sSw-rêw mukkalu, s. Three quart-

slioo nut tree. Anacardium occi- ers of any whole.
dental e. s5x§k_fe3 mulduti,ac/;'. Noseless-, want-
j6moX&5 mundarra, s- Making in the ing the nose.
inflex. Sing, si»os>el>, sfcoo&a mun- s^xS/y-S mukkidi, 5. An epidemic
darri, mundati, The
front. 2. For- disease, adj. vide s&aS^tfmukkiti.
mer or past time. Futurity, adv.
3.
s$m§o>_ inukkn, s. The nose, bill, or
Before, in front. 2. First, in the
beak. 2. The end, or point, v. a.
first instance. 3. Formerly, previ-
To strain in easing nature, v. n-
ously. 4. Hereafter, in future.
To become spoiled, or damaged.
s5s>o£e3, sSa>oSfc3 mundarri, mundati,
sfcogb^go&w mukkukuttu, To per-
adj. Fronting, opposite. 2. Former,
forate the nose. xSxSb^-fejfo muk-
previous, past. 3. Future. As this
word implies both past and future kuehiclii, To blow the nose. *&»§b
time, it's precise meaning is to be &* ejs5w mnkkudiilamu, The bridge
found by reference to the context, of the nose. ss M Sa{ r .tf <ip,ex> muk
and chiefly to the tense of the
kurandhralu, The nostrils. &*&)_
verb. s6«>o£c»g3sjs5b^ mundarrikiva-
tstsu, lit. To come in front. To be â mukknpodi, Snuff, ^.^ss^go
promoted. tsannmukku, The nipple of a fe-
male's breast.
sSwotfc mundu, s. adv. And. adj. vide
sSaooJSfcemundarra. sSsoo&'StfS' mun- s^go^-feo^ô^ mukkutapupanche, s.
duvenaka, Fore and aft ;

for- A peculiar kind of silken garment.
wards and backwards past and j&aSoêx) mukknlu, s. plu.Yevy small
;
future. broken rice.
sko&k_ mukka, s. A piece, portion, j&o§o^_^ mukkusa, s. A measure of

fragment, or part. capacity, equal to three fourths
sfcaS'k-ofeS mukkanti, s. A name of of the Toom, the largest Telugu
Siva ; as having three eyes. measure of capacity.
aSbo^k-tf mukkara, s. A nose ring, or *S» £$0 muktasari, adj. Abbreviat-
ornament, worn by Indian females.. ed, abridged, brief.
&x>-g*lr-'£o&><z&> mukkakaladirru,i\ n. s5m § mukti, s. Final beatitude, the

To be clever, or experienced, lit. delivery of the soul from the body,
To be thrice heated. and exemption from further trans-
aSwTfc-Muggu 334 afeaesTT'-Miidzara
migration ; the absorption of the jSkjK', a&wHbtf mugdha, muguda, s. A

emancipated spirit into it's great stupid, ignorant, foolish, or sim-
primary source identification
;
ple female.
with God.
s$x>t5\& mutstsata, s. Conversation,
*5c»3)sSp>£~ mukhamal, s. Velvet.
conference, discourse. 2.An expres-
s5m$>s5k> mukhamu, s. The month. 2. sion. 3. A
circumstance. 4. Beau-
3. The ty. 5- Childish play. adj. Beauti-
The face, or countenance.
entrance to a house. 4. Com- ful, elegant, handsome, fair. *&»
mencement. 5. A means, an ex- i5\i3c$e& mutstsatapadu, To feel a
pedient. strong inclination, or desire, for
a5w4P»o^8's5>3 ) s5M4T'o^^s5Mivniukhan- any thing.
taramu, mukhantaramuga, adv. By iSa>«Hel>e£tfi6c» muchchirritanamu, s.
means of, through. Perturbation, sorrow, grief.

t5w4r»€)V mukabila, Comparison,
s.
ska^KS-r" muchchilika', s. A penal
collation, confronting. agreement in writing.
tiMqpcsta mukhyauiu, adj. Chief, pri-
s$M-£h£Kbofc> muchchiligunta, s. The
mary, principal. 2. Urgent.
back of the neck.
sSwKsSw mugamu, s. The face.
sfa>-£)\e>o, s£»£K®o-tft muchchilu, mu-
tfx>ftcsft> mugiyn, v. n. To be finished, chchilintsu, v. a. To steal.
ended, or terminated. s5w5\o-i& ma sfeo-tSn mutstsu, s. A thief, or robber,

gintsu. v t a. To finish, end, or adj. Deceitful.
terminate- sfcofto^ mugimpu, s.
^Ssmuchche, adj. Of or belonging
End, conclusion. to the Muchi who are ge-
caste,
J&3 76&, :6*>Kbtf> muguru, mugguru, nerally trunk-makers,
painters,
numeral. Three persons. This is saddle-makers, paper cutters, &c.
s. Generally used in the plural,
the masc. And fern. Form of s&r»
sSm^ksw muchchelu, Shoes, j&w^x
2& mudu, Three q. v.
•sr»2& muchchevadu, s. A muchi
aSsoKb muggu^s. Flour, or powder, of man. s5M"3\2oo-7r>tf> muchcheban-
any kind, used by Hindoos in or- garu, Gold-beaters leaf.
namenting the floor of the house.
skaa-cr* mudzara, s. Kemission, de-
v. n. To ripen. 2. To be spoilt, or
damaged. duction. 2. A visit.
.
8&»££-Muda,ta 385 S$»22&S»-MllduSU
s5x£x°2» ijuUf&]a, s. Lumps of dried s5»£, *%>^<s6 Wiudi? mucliva, s. A

dung-, used for fuel. Knot, fexg-^^f mudikalia, adj.
&x>to& muttadi, s. A siege, or block- I
Knock-kneed having the knees

;
ade. 2. Surrounding, environing, touching each othe r. &x h oe& a e5b ^>
encompassing-. axo&>g"^;s&> .murta-
mudiyavidupu, s. lit. A knot-
diveyu. To besiege. opener. A pick pocket. ss»il;sak
sSocfeS -s"*^ ~£:^^°& inuuikalluvesuko- !
£J ro .
.
mudivadu, v. To be tied in a
n-
ntti *. «• To kneel down.
knot. 2. To ^sx^sSxg
succeed.
sSxta muttu, v. q. To touch. 2. To
t> 1bfe» boraalumudipettu, To knit
arrive at, to reach. 3. To bite as
the eye-brows.
j
applied to snakes only. v. n. To

be received : obtained, or paid. s. sSx-a^^x ex> mudijonnalu, 5. jpZw.
The menses, adj. Menstraous. The great millet, or Holcus

sSxeo-^j mufc-avu, v. n- 1 o be menstru- \
saccharatus, in it's husk.
ous. i5x*,3
to
tfag' mutiatsavika,•
A s5oaS»^ mudibatta, s. A plain cloth,
room separate from the house, without any border.

to which females retire when sSx&s/fo mudugu, v. n. vide rSxcsoTto
menstraous
mil nu gu.
*6:>ofe3oik rnuttintsu,». Cans. To cause
s5oo^D\5b mudutsu, To tie up
v. a. in
to touch. 2. To cause to arrive, or
reach to deliver, v. a. To give
;
a knot, or bundle. 2. To dress or
; \
to pay. 2. To kindle, or light. ornament with flowers.

one's-self,
?;. To bend, as applied to any
s5x^r°s>D muttukoniij v. Comv. To ;
member of the body. tfx2&-&rB £b

touch,
mudutsukoirmr- Camp. To tie in a
g^tfrfxiw, sS&sSx&a koramuttu, pani-
bundle, or knot, for one's own use.
muttu, 5. Tools, implements, mate- To dress one's-self with flowers.
2.
rials.
3. To bend one's own limbs. 4. To
ssoolo matte, 5. The beak, or bill, of shrink, shrive!, or close up.
birds. 2. '1
he snout of the hog. s5>:^^), kjoc^ mudupu. muclpu. §.
3. The kernel of a nut a fruit
stone.
;
A bundle of money, jewels, &c
2. Ornamenting one's-self with
s63>£-5ex> mudatahi, s. plu. Wrinkles.
flOV-
2. Knots in spinning, or twisting.
3. Crumpling of paper, kc. s£»do3a ttiudlisu, S. A hone.
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•s5?o s~l -Mil (tike 386 **»ab&-Muduru
sxwTi^sSso mudekamu, s. A coin, of *x» ©TJ*-i5"<Br»o2&,sS»

M ©o xr> 23° gx> mu ttira-
D
the value often cash. tsavandlu, muttiradzulti, s. phi.
sfc»g mud cli, s. The buttock. 2. The The caste ol Muterazus, one of
anus. sSM&c^ptf muddipusa, s. The the Telugu subdivisions of the
Sudras.
end, or last joint of the back bone.
*foo Hsfco— &k> 9oK3s53o, sSooe£o£» mutte-
s*x>F3§'Tr=xx>sex) munakaramulu, s. plu.
mu muttjyamn, mutyamn, s. A
Trouble, annoyance. pearl, s&w H^©^ muttepuchippa,
sSwreotfb munugu, v. n. To sink. 2. A pearl oyster shell ; mother of
To be drowned. 3. To dive, ssaerao pearl.
rtbr^sb munugukomi, v. Comp. To

{6:»j|tf, sSwlêsboS muttaida, muttai-
lie bent up, with in a narrow duva, s. A woman whose husband

space. oT'ô23^^j<§^s5ooES^?ro db va- is alive.
duappulatomuniginadu, lit. He is sdxitr*3> muttovu, s. Saras wati, the

sank by debt. He is over head patroness of learning. % A grand
and ears in debt. sSaoÂo-ESb muni- mother.
gintsu, v. a. To immerse, or cause s6wa mndi, adj. Old, ancient. s5c»a^
to sink to drown another.
; tfsSoo, ôoaso muditanamu, mudimi,
sta reo33 muntitsa, v. a. vide sSao^b-iSb s. Age, decrepitude, sfcoaocfc niu-
mudutsu. w. To grow old. &x>&g&>
diyu, 0.
v&»&7$& mutasaddf > s. A writer, mndukadu, s. An old man. £»&£

accountant, or clerk. mnduka, 5. An old person.
a5ao&>sf, *5c»$$3f mutuka, mutaka, adj* 8$m&>?6 mudugu, s. Coarseness. 2.
Coarse. 2- Opprobrious, abusive. Opprobrious or abusive language-
muttava, mutta- adj. Coarse. 2. Opprobrious'
aSw e£ss, sSw eSss&D
abusive.
vatalli, 5. A grand mother. &. A
great grand mother. 3. An old sS^tibtfc muduru, v. n. To be mature ;
woman. The first word only is to arrive at the period of full

used in this last sense. growth, or maturity. 2. To in-
crease, s. Maturity full growth,
iôiF ^ muttata* s. A great grand
or age. adj. Matare ; fully grown.
;
lather. 2. Old, relatively only with others.

s$w Sl§ muttike, §. p'wte &•»&& mu- tfcw&tf&tfsSêo mnduraksharamulu r
ttadi. Matured or settled hand writing:*
s&o£>b-Muddu 887 *5x> 25 S'- Mud raka
tfwsbtfa, s^&SS mudusari, mudusali, muddtitungaramu, s. A ring, worn

for ornament, on the little finger.
s. An old person, adj. Old. îde
£:»?&-£: few r'rfo, *Si»Tr o db muddupetfu-
*5wtfS) musali. s$x&Z£)&#ss» mudu-
salitanamu, s. Old age. konn, muddadu, 2?. a. To kiss. ss*>
sS»25, s6^c5-Tre ex) mndda, niuddaralu, a-dbx, s5^2Sb *!>&*> mudditstsu, mud-
s. vide sSxK niu2;dha. dupettu, To give a kiss. s5»gtf^
9 mudduvatstsu, v. n. To be de-
«bo£5 mndda, s. A lump, an unshapen
lighted. 2. To he handsome ; as
mass. sk^sTsfesSwmuddakavvamu,
sr* &>$&-<> ]£> -(3^&)i&K&3tioc& vanni-
A peculiar churning staff, .with a
nakumudduvastundi, When
tsuste
lump of wood at the point. s5w25-£
I see him, I am quite delighted.
^ muddapappu, A sort of pease -c3^&);ft»2fc 35 -$-*&> vadurnudduvas-
pudding, lit. A lamp, or mass, of
tadu, He is verv handsome. &»&
split pulse. Q
vo&w&X&x) muddulumuta gattu,
«5x25^s5b,^»r»oô m u d d a k a m m a- To be exceedingly beautiful, lit
ravandlu, s. p^w. The caste, collec- To tie a load of kisses.
tively > who smelt iron.
sko55b23b muddudu, s. An idiot.
sS»25r*DS»
a
muddakolimi, s% A forge o
sfccê/fosk mu ddulagumma,
•
s. A
for smelting n*on.
woman; as if a string of kisses.
sSootsôxj, sSx-zt'omts*^ muddayi, mu- mudra, s. A
seal, or signet. 2
*Scu<£k
ddayidaru, s. A defendant at law.
The impression of a seal; a stamp,
The term isôao dayi, is used to or print. {&»<©, c-i&, s6»,25 "^cooc mu-
denote a plaintiff and this word,•
drintsu, lmidravcvu, To seal.
which also in the original has the sfca^-^&g', r*e> mudra-palaka, kola,
same signification, in Telugu is
used to denote the defendant.
»\ A wooden stamp, for sealing
heaps of corn, <fec &» 25 ssb^k mu-
sSxg muddi, s. Calamity, misfortune.
dramanishi, 5. A person who seals
2. Peril, danger. heaps of corn, <fec.
s&oaac6 muddiya, s. A woman. tfw^S'efe- jmudrakarta, 5. A man
*5m25o muddu, 5. A kiss. 2. Affection entrusted by a Guru, or other
or kindness, especially towards priest,with his seal, and deputed
children. 3. Joy. adj. Dear, affec- by him to settle disputes of caste,
tionate, kind. 2. Handsome* &c.j&» es &&"â-ixmudratisiveyu.To
delicate, 3. Joyful. s5y,*bfe:»©,\tfs*>5
unseal ; to open a seal.
a*»&r°-Munuko 388 Soil "»>o Muppu
sSw.a.b" mudrika, s. A ring' on which *5<v,;&?6munugu, v. n. vide sSxc^Xb

characters are engraved. munngu.
s&atfs munaka, s. An immersion, or sS^&tffeS munupati, adj. Former.
plunge. s6ws&^) munupu, s. Making in the
s5w;o muni, s. A holy sage, or saint; inflex. Sing. &»x>t$& munupati'
a pious and learned person, en- Former times- acfo. Formerly, be-
dowed with more or less of the fore.
divine nature. sSxaaaoo munumu, s. A field of grain,
s5s><o muni, s. The end, or point. 2- of which part has been cut. 2. The
front, or van, of an army. 3. Auy
The beginning, or commencement,
thing opposite.
sfca&ssno munipalhi, The point of
munimapu, ;6»fc^«b munnfru, 5. Making in the
the tooth. s5:a$s5^s3)
The commencement of the eve-

inflex. Sing, sfeâ munnlti, The
ning. s&asr*e> munikola, s. A goad. sea.s5co^feSos5A munnitiyaggi, Sub-
s5s>$s&tfs&&> munimanamadu, s. A marine fire a being consisting of

;
flame, but with a mare's head,

great grand son. 2. The male of
sprung from the thighs of Oorva,
the fourth generation, in lineal and received by the Ocean.
descent.
«fc)^PN 6m munnurru, a Numeral adj.
s53>$£btfs&Tr ,
ex> munimanamaralu, s.
& sub. Making in the inflex. Sing.
A great grand daughter. 2. The
s5a>s&* \ feSl munnutiki, Three hun-
c
female of the fourth generation, in
dred.
lineal descent-
a5wâ muppadi, adj. Thirty.
tfx>%c&&s muniyedu, s. The year be-
tf»-5r^©S' inuppatika,5. A three quar-
fore last.
ter part of any whole.
sS^siv munishf, A muushi, or
j6»*^s$ muppavu, s. Three quarters
teacher of any language.
termed a pagoda, or of
of the coin
*&»;£> munu, aclj, Former, adv. For-
the weight or measure termed a
merly. In this last sense, it is seer.
sometimes written 8&»s&^ munna. {6>»^8 muppiri, s. Three twists, adj.
a5o3ssbr
,
» munukoni, ado. Before, in Thrice twisted.
front, first. 2. In former times, afer^niuppu, s - Old ago. 2, Deceit,
previously. fraud. 3. Misfortune,
sS»8"Si-Muvipe 339 xSasss'Qr^-Muvvako
ik&îauppai, muppliai, nu- ska&Ko murugu, v- n- To putrify ;

to
**>!£_£•>
meral. Thirty. become rotten, or putrid, s. A

^^&mubbacU,mummadi, bracelet. 2. An ornament worn
s*»^&,
adj. Treble. awsfo, on the tip of the ear.
Three
*'. fold.
s53obb5g) muruvu,5. Beauty. arf/. Beauti-
ao^mummadintsu, To multiply
ful.
by three.
85»fels5Mfe§ murrimurri adj. Very lit-
j&isk tfsb&> mummanamadu, s. vide
tle, inconsiderable; as, sSêJs^&S
tf8a»«fc£s&2& munimanamadu.
4b
3" & murrimurri chikati, Inconsi-
«Saa-s6jtf6» mummararau, s. Vehe-
derable darkness.
mence, excess, violence especial-
sSMâ murru, s. A piece, or
;
bit. **»&§
ly of pain, or disease, the ele-
^^80^ da&a murriyu,?.a. To cut into piec-
ments, the sea &c.
or bits.
raummarintsu, To grow vehement, es,
excessive, violent; especially

or s5aa«», sSooMoêx) murru, murrubalu>
as applied to disease or pain. s. Milk for the first seven clays
Making in after birth.
tfcos5a-°,«» mummarra, s.
£»©§, sSao^k- muliki, mulki, s. An
the" inflex. Sing. sfe>s53^& mumma-
arrow. 2. The point of an arrow.
ti, Three times, adv. Thrice.
sSasex), sSêw mullu, mulu, s. Making
sS»-a» $-5F>ex) mummonavala, s. lit.
intheinflex. Sing. &oofe3 munti?
An instrument with three points.
mun
And in the nora. plu- s&»o£3o
A Trident.
dlu,A thorn. 2. A spur. adj. Thorny,
sSwcsSoe muyyu, v. a. vide s&r*cs£3
prickly.
miiyu.
s5ooew*!o-»<y rnulukola, s. A goad, sfeoo
s5K>tfs5!»tfer>£sb muramnraladu, v. n.
mundlapandi, The porcu-
2s-o3oa
To evince anger. mullu-
pine. s6»3e>3-7^)T5b\r*ab, -p^bx)
muriki, Filth, dirt, nastiness.
s5ao8§ 5.
gutstsukonu, natu, A thorn to
adj. Dirty, soiled, unclean. pierce, or prick.
*5c»8-£>s5w, s3^?5b^) muripemu,murupu, *5m"c3 mulle, 5. A bag, or bundle, of
s. Exultation, joy, gladness. s5m money, or jewels. 2. Property in
8ccco muriyu, e. n. To exult, or general.
rejoice. 2. To evince a strong de- s$*>sSQ§

r£
"2 muvvakocle, s. A bullock
sire. i in training.
aSw-âb-Must&dt 390 «&j-*2&.Mudu
&»ss^&> muvvalu, s. phi* A kind of s&iSmre j?;5m rnuhurtamu, s. A divi-

foot ornament. sion of time, the thirtieth part of
*&»?#q& muvvuru, numeral, vide s&o the day and night. Or an hoar of
7fo& moguru. forty-eight minutes. 2. period A
and fixed, for any impor-
selected,
a5a>sS.y.tfs5Mmuslikaramu, adj. Obsti- tant ceremony as for a marri-
;
nate, stubborn, s. Obstinacy. age, &c.
s5o3?x mushti, 5. The fist, the clench-

es
ed hand. 2. The
or handle,
hilt,
of a sword. 3. A handful of grain 2fcn>?f muka, s. An army. 2. A mul-
given as alms. <&K>%\-tfex>&> mushti. titude, concourse, or assembly.
chanudu, A wrestler, boxer, S5b3-»§b2& mukuclu, s. Making iri the
s&otftfb, ska&>& musaru, musuru, v. a-

index. Sing. &n>&& mukuti, An
To earthen plate, used for covering
collect, or gather, in a crowd;
pots.
to settle upon any object, as flies,
or insects to surround.
;
j5bx*xmuga, s. Dumbness, adj. Dumb.
stotfwsSw rnusalamuys. A pestle, par- s&reKo mugu, v. a. vide ss&otftfc musaru-
ticularly a wooden one, used in s&n>&r^-& mutstsutsu,*. a. To smelh
cleaning rice. by applying to the nose.
sfcotfg) musali, s. An old person, adj. ssbr^ta muta, s. A bundle, parcel, or

Old, aged. *&»tf8e£tf s*» musalitana- package a load carried by a
;
mu, Old age.

man a bale.
;
*S»6ogo, **»&>Kb musuku, musugu, s*

skrefeosSw niutamu, s* A lump of dried
v
dung, used as fuel.

A veil. 2. A cover of cloth. *$»;&
s&re2& mudu, numeral adj. or sub.
Xo£2& musugupadu, v. n. To be
making in the inflex. Sing. 5fcr»*3*
veiled or covered.
miiti, miiditi, Three. v> n.
s5x>6o& musuru, s. A constant or
s5»r»clfe5
To be ended, or terminated ; as
continued rain. v. «. vide, sSwtftfc
o^{0sesoaco;#s5cxr«>goa vanikiayuvu-
musaru.
mudindi, His life is ended. 2. To
**» ^25 & mnstadzaru, s. A renter, or
happen, or occur ; as, ^t&tfxrt&j
farmer.
chetumudu, lit. Ruin to occur. To
«6»^&mnstadu,a$. Prepared, ready-
be ruined? or 'destroyed.
3bcr*c2co-MuvU 391 sSw-e ^sSx-Murtar.in
s&r*â&» miidhamu, adj. Foolish, ig- Comp. To shut, &c, for one's own
norant. sSa-e^qsiM mudhatwamu, use, or benefit, or any member of
s. Ignorance.
one's own body. v. n. To shut of
itself. g'o£?bs5b3-»6oro R$b kandlumu-
s&n>^ miita, s. A cover, or top, for
shutting, or closing up, that on
sukonu, lit. To shut the eyes. To
which it is placed. 2. Shutting, die. ikr*&5b3r°&)r £b ,>
norumusuko-
closing, or covering, s5kt»c£s5^ mii- nu, To hold one's tongue, to be
tapadu, To be shut- "^êwsftx^sS silent, lit. To shut the mouth.
sso chevulumutapadu, lit. The ears mura, s. A cubit, the measure

ssbcrrtf
to be shut. To be in a state of in- from the point of the elbow, to

sensibility. the extremity of the fingers.
$&r«i$*2De; miltaballa, s. A plank at ^bj^6^^_^b inurkonu, v. a. To smell,
the point of a shelving roof, to by application to the nose.
cover, or conceal, the beams which ?5b3-°tf ssao miirkhamu, adj. Foolish,
support it.
ignorant, stupid, idiotic. 2. Obsti-
sxxr°& inuti, s. Tiie mouth. nate.
£xn>,&jt&>3 mutramu, s. Urine- s&ra
s&r°& murkhu, s. An idiot. 2. An
^©.o-ufe miitrintsu, v. a. To. urine, obstinate person.
to make water.
s&r°Sv murchha, s. A swoon, or faint.
s&rosSo-vk mudalintsu, v. a. To re-
murchhillu, v. n. To
s&r»eN!yo
mind, to caution. mu-
swoon or faint. s>bx*8\e^K85M
'0&xr>$ muna, s. The chaff of castor
rchharogamn, The epilepsy- sfer«>8\
oil seeds.
The upper part
^-s^ murchhapovu, To swoon
&xn>$) mupu, s. of
away.skr»tf\He)cvk> murchhateliyu,
the back,
sfer^tf &» mupuramu, s. The hump To recover from a swoon.
which Indian cattle have on the gxn> tfsfcomurtamu? s. vide sSoosrwr*
shoulders. tfxxw muhurtamu.

$xr°G&> muyu, To shut, or close-
v. a.
sixn> tfs$x> murtamu, adj. Fainting,
2. To cover. 3. To spit. ;sbcr»cxx>o-t&
fainted, losing sense or concious-
miiyintsu, v. Cans. To cause to ness. 2. Solid, material, endowed
shut, (fee. s&r*coor*rfc miisukonn, v. with form or shape.
sSw-t n M u shak a
g' - 392 •So&.Metta
eo
s&r°e> mil la, s. A point of the com- S5b

pass; a quarter, or direction. 2. A S
corner. 3. A braid, or tress, of a S&\K«6cx> mrigamu, s. An animal in
female's hair. 4. A retreat. 5. A general. 2. A deer, or antelope,
herd of loaded cattle. 6. A heap sfcv ©§", ^\^> mrittika, mrifctu, 5.
of the loads of cattle.
Earth, clay, soil,
s>w-o2;s5w mulamu, s. A root ; the root skv&ocjg) mrityuvu, s. Death.
of a tree. 2. Origin, commence-
ment. 3. Capital, principal. 4- llie
sfc\25oXsS» mridangamu, 5. A tabor,
any work, as op-
original text of
or small drum.
posed to the Tika, or comment. "3o
5. Means, 6. Csase. adj. Main,
principal, original. *3ooô menclu, s. Abundance, excess.
sSbcp^jskoT^ mulamuga, adv. By means ad?\ Abundant, excessive.

of, through. $o^y^-$xr°v-5r»£§ i
$xrr> -goo© menti, s. Commonly used in
v&og mulamu » mulavyadhi, muia the plural -sooôew mentnlu, Fenu-
sank a, The *'. disease termed the greek. Trigonella fasnum gra^cum.
piles, ôoêj^îooo muladhanamu, 5. •goS'ska, *So\'s5oo mekamu, megamn, s.
Capital, principal, stock. vide 86vX*&» mrigamu,

sSocroyofib mulugu, To groan, to v. n. •So So j,- mekku, a. To eat.
moan, to make any noise from *soi^> so^r'sb metstsu,metstsuko

pain. s. A groan, or moan. To applaud, approve,
nu, v. ot.
ssbcr* ve s6oo mulyamu, 5. Price. 2. praise, or commend. The former

word also denotesas a s.Applause,
Wages, hire.
Maim, or defect, adj.
commendation, approbation, vide
7ten>%> rnuli, s-
-go-ô, meppu.
Maimed, broken, cut off.
•gofeSI metike, s. The noise arising
nniva, s. Dumbness, adj. Dumb.
s5oo-t>s5
from cracking the joints of the
vide s$xn>X muga. fingers, &c. -aotflaoS&iSa metike
sSoo^js., ssbare js m li s ha , musa, s. A luvirutsu, To make that noise, by
crucible. 2. A mould. pulling the lingers, &c.
5&r° isâw mushakamu, s. A rat, or •g»fc> mctta.s. Raised, or high, ground;
mouse. ground not irrigated artificially.
-
-^c ^7v-Metta,ga 393 15o*&S^-Meppu
•Sofco mettu, v. a. To trample, to Tte &# mettana, s. Softness, meek-

tread, s. The step of a stair 2. A ness, mildness. 2 Tardiness, slow-
step, or degree. 3. custom A ness.
house, or place .where toll is levi-
-Bo &a mettani, adj. Soft, meek, mild.
ed. 4. The the whole. 5.
total,
Curds with a proportion of water. 2 Slow, tardy.
6. A stop of the Vina, or •SaeSo mettu, v.To smooth a sur-
a.
Hindoo lute. This noun, in it's face, by plastering it with mud. 5.
irregular plural "Sd^m metlu,Also
The mud thus used.-
denotes Shoes, slippers, or sandals. -&>&&} medadu, s. Making in the in-
"SotuS* mettuku, adv. lit. To the
flex. Sing. *2»&feS medati, The
step, to the whole. At least, at
brain.
any rate. 2. At last, in the end.
aaêx, -soeêx) medalu, medulu, vn.
s^ti meda, The neck. •2»&r*o§bex>
s.
To move, or shake. 2. To wander,
medakonkulu, s. plw The collar or go about. &-°§'<yo*3D*&ew rukalu-
bones, -?x>ci£r°o$ medapompu, ,9.
medulu, Money to be in hand, -go

The back of the neck. -gb&sbX'&o
a&o-ik medilintsu, v. a. To move,
medanugaf.tu, lit. To tie on the
neck. To force, constrain, or obli-
stir, or put in motion. ^db^BDo
ge. -ao^£^*jo mecjabattinuku, •15b norumedilintsu, To speak. 2.
To push by the neck. -30&/&& me To be eloquent, clever, or able.

dagudda, A neckcloth. *ao£&p>e)o, •Sozfcgi medukiv.flzWe-so&agb metukti.
"saorso-*, ex> rnedanulu, mennulu, lit. "Sosfc)(b medugn, v. n. To be pound-
Neck threads. An ornament sus- ed. 2. To be inured to, to be well
pended from the neck, made of versed in- 3. To associate with. -2©
gold 311 threads plaited together
26 ^> m'ednpu, v. a. To pound, or
"SoSo^s metuku, s. A grain of boiled
grind. % To inure, to qualify. ,v.
rice. 2. Boiled rice collectively. Any tiling mixed with flour, to

"2joô^> inetuvu, adj. Soft, mild. thicken it in baking.
-Socfcjg) meduvu, adj. vide "Sdô^ me-
-5o_J metta, .7. Bedding ; any soft
tuvu.
staffed substance.
•& ^tv* mettaga, adv. Softly. 2. •ao^jo meppu, s. Approbation, ap-
Slowly. proval, commendation. -s©?ko-&

50
"So&Tfc-Merugu 394 ssae) tf-Mellana
meppintsu, v. Cans, To cause to gubettu, v. a. To polish. •**>*> Kb sb

approve, or applaud, -sîô^r6 ^ ^)^<b?fo meruginlupurugji', The fire
mepj onu, v. Caus- Oomp fly-
Xo o.iiise to approve, or applaud,
"2»&$, gtoasoî merupu, rnerrupu, s.
one's self, vide -gc^bx jnetstsu.
Lightning. 2. Glittering, shining,
*a>o» meyi, s. The body. 2. Time,
lustre.
period Postpos. Used in books
•aa&*v» merumu, s. Lightning. ©. w.
only. By, by means of.
'I'o lighten as lightning.
-2»o»r >
xo meyikoDU, v. a. To seize,
-Sofe5^K>oPx> merramulu* s.plu. Exhibi-
or fake hold of.
tions of tumbling.
Ibbfeoc' meyyu, b.az vide -&,csk> meyu.
"So'-L&exj melakalu,6\|5?w. Trick s,frands.
'gntfg meraka, s- -i-.aised, or high,
"So -
ac, "^,ewfib melagu,melugu,«;. w. To
ground.
associate with. 2. To act accord*
*3o5"s»tf meramera, s. Perplexity. 2. ing to another's wishes.vide 7bw&
• Doubt, suspicion. meiapu.
-Satf'5»?5'ir°£fo roerameraladu, v. n.To •ao e: a, -3ow&>r melata, melatuka, 5
feel pain, as the eye when any A woman.
sriialf substance enters it. •3oe.$$) melapu, e\ a. To cause to
-3otf;5;$ ineravadi, s. A procession associate with. 2. To cause to act
through the streets. according to another's wishes. 5
•Jte812) itffc'&o merikebiyyamu, Un- s Association with others. 2. Con-
duct, behaviour. 3. Cleverness,
broken rice. "So e "S.sôfeS -5^ r^ me-
experience.
ri: elavantJVr n la, 5. flu. Men
perfect, either in body, or mind *So©, ao«"§ meli, inelike. s. A twist
*g©8.-jMo Sn^jr&o meriyu,iuerrayu, #.??.
-got) mella, s. A squint, squinting,
To lighten, as lightning. 2. To acfy'. Squinting. -goo ô^ mellakan

glitter, glare, or slrne. -srj5§>o-& ti, adj. Squint eyed, s- A crow.
meripintsu, v. Caus. To cause to -2o^T&r»sg);&ro-tfc mellatsuputsutsu,
lighten, or to shine, &c To squint, lit. To look a squinting
•&>#&> merugu, s. Polish, brilliance, look-
shining, brightness, gleam, lustre. •aoe)

CO
tf m ell ana, $. SI own ess. 2- Gentle-
2. Oil. 3. Ghee. *a»»joAb^43» meru ness, -«»£) 7T 1
, -ao?) 7r* mellaga, me-
•&>Kb-M&r« 395 ^tftf-Medara
Uiga, adv. Slowly. 2. Softly. *s»e> -fe^sfco, •&>£»<!& raeghamu,mfghudu,

a mellani, adj Slow. 2. Gentle. 5-. ^ cloud-
-Sotr* mella, s- A hall. iozr' mija. «v. A table.
melukuva, 5. Wakefulness itofeS mod, a$. First, chief, excellent,

-Sa&SosS' ;
An expedient, or
noble, s. A heap. 2. The chief, or
watchfulness. 2-
head, of a body, especially of un-
,
stratagem -ao&^sKe) melukuvaga
der ryots.
la, adj Watchful, on one's guard,
careful, cautious 2. Artf J, clever
-£xi& mJ.ia, 3- A house of two or more
melukuvagavun- stories.
-3o&Sbsf"^£)o<J$o
"SSod me-.ji. s. The glomerous fig tree.
du To be watchful, or cautious ;
to be on one's guard, "ao^&ssssô Ficus glomerata. 2. That part of

the plough-haudie which joins in-
meln kuvapa lu, To be roused.
to the plough, -&>&^s melit -ka,
mesaga, mesavu, v.
"SoiS/fo, -g»J$^> a-
s Thar part of the plough-handle
To eat.
which is held in the hand. -&>3&*>
*3a^âo mehanatu, s Labour, toil,
meflisila,^.The naii or p n, which
trouble, exertion, pains, difficulty.
fixes the handle to the plough
~£x>& met a, s. Pasture, forage, food
for any animal. 2. Grazing- vide
•&>me, s. The body. -gocsabo rneyu
"&^ meka, s. A goat. -^qS'&ocI meka- -§x>£Q metari, s. An eater 2 A mais-
dindi, s. A wolf. -&>§-&**&> meka- try, or head of the lower castes,
potu, 5. A he-goat, -gng-xr** me- such as of the palankeen bo}'s,
karasi, s. The sign Aries, in the washermen, cowherds, toddy draw-
zodiac. -&o&£ptfs»o mekasoramu, 5. ers, &c.
One of the seven primary notes of &&3b.&> medakudu, 5. A meek, or
music. &$&« mekapilla.s.Akid. mild man. io?,5oa'^ m'dakuralu,
"5»o*9-&g'peutimeka. j. A she-goat. s. A meek, or mild woman. --^^^
t&>& meku, 5 .
A nail, tent pin, or rS'^j madatanamQ, s. Meekness,
hook. mildness.
-&>r ,
tf> mekonu, v. a. vide a0x>r &
-g
, -&&& mcd&iw, adj. Of or belonging to
rneyikonu. that peculiar caste who cut bam-
•&*> megu, v. a. vide -&>&> mettu. boos, and live by selling them, or
bast ets, &c. Made of them.
"SoooSo-Meyu 39G "io'xS^-Meluko
*&oaa medini, s. The earth.

1&>S mera, A
s. limit, or boundary.
-£o* mena, Connected through
adj. An instalment, A
2. quantity of 3.
a paternal aunt,or a maternal un- corn, given from the thrashing
cle. -&># Tfo^-x) monagodalu, 5. floor, to the hereditary servants
The daughter of a man's sister, or of the village, as their establish-

of a woman's brother. ;&>tf«o>& ed fees of office.
meualludu, s.\ The son of a man's -ix>63& meruvu, s.A bead, suspended
sister, or of a woman's brother. from the clasp of a. necklace.
- "&s^_g menatta, s. A paternal -£o»;*v>o melamu, s. Laughter, ridicule.
aunt, or the wife of a maternal -sb»j37-<ô melamadu, To laugh at?
uncle. i&o»sir»s5o inenamama, A
s. to ridicule.
maternal uncle. iibtf^s> menaba-
-5fcD£D rMimi, s. Pure gold. 2. Ad-
va,s. The son oâ paternal
aunt, vantage, profit,
or of a maternal uncie, if
older
than one's self. If he be younger -skew melu, s. Goodness, excellence.
than one's-self, he is termed 2. Worthiness, fitness. 3. Happi-
-J^
^Q. menamarradi. -^ssa^ me- ness, prosperity- 4- Kindness, be-
nefit. 5. Success, adj. Good, bet-
navariine, s. The daughter
of a ter, noble, excellent 2. Fit, pro-
paternal aunt, or of a maternal -
per. 3- High, lofty, adv. Above,

uuc;e, if Older than one's-self.
If up, interj Expressive of appro-
she he you ger than one's-self,
she
bat, on. -ioexr&w mehikattu, s. An
is termed -&, <
s&^s^ mena-
mHrradalu.
awning. -&D<yoTr"1 melurasi, s. A
mmu, heap of grain ready, or fit, for
Tfeto s. The body.
measurement. -&>eo^cxft> m'miche-
*&>-£a mepari, s. An eater.
yu, To do a kindness, or favor ;
"&>crt» meyu, n. a. To eat food, as ap-
'
to bestow, a benefit. "i»*ycô&>?&>

plied to any animal to graze, or ;
meluyerugu, To be grateful.
eat grass. 1*0^ mepu, v
bans To
cause animals to eat
"So sx £~*
& --fa er* Cr _ <& , -£a v^ «•> mel u ko_
to feed, or
;
graze, cattle, nu-melkonu, melkanu, n. To v.

&?c. s. vide %£
m£ta.
awake of one's self, to be awake.
"&>>c-&>
mepintsu, v. Cans. To 2. To be on one's gaurd. 3. To be
cause another to feed animals, or roused. iiewrtv^j meiukolupu, To
to tend cattle ij awake another. ^wVvojfavd me-
•So Q -Maitri 397 "205 g'tf.Mokara
lukolupulu, s. plu. Songs, used to "2D-cr».tf<$>3 maidanamu, x. A plainer

awake the great. open field,
*&>ex>£>o© melubanti, 6-. An excellent •go^maidu-.s An enchanting powder,
person. 2. A piece of good writ- which allures the person on whom
ing, to be copied by a person lear- itis thrown, to follow the other
ning to write, adj. Excellent. who throws it.
-ioS'tfoo melamu, s. A band, set, or *Sotfxx>o mainamu, s. Bees wax. ;
"5»^
company of dancers, or of singers. j&s 8 mainapuvatti,s. A wax can-
2. The music used by them. i&$ —a
die.
-**£o melagain, s. A musician, or tsbv maila, s. & adj. oide 'sôcos) ma
dancer. yila.
"&>?£> o-&> melavintsiv v. a. To mix. Sotido «fs5x? mailatuttamu, s. vide &
o — o
2. To unite in harmony the sound
owej»o <i<6*> mayilatuttarnn.
of various instruments.
TcooS mondi, adj. Stubborn, obsti-

-So mai, s. The body. i&>5\e=>jg) maigi
nate, perverse. 2. Maimed, defec-
rrapu,To stretchout the members tive. -£)jocS-"acooJ£o, "Scoc&^tfsfca
of the body, »s when first awake, monditanamu,
mondi -mondu, s.
aasg-*^ maiputa, s. vide &cKtj°K Stubbornness, obstinacy.
sSoo angaria gamu ^sfcis^ maima- mondemu, A headless
-aa>o"3*c» s.
rrapu, s.Armour ; mail.

trunk, or corpse.-a»o"2^>-Jv*85>amon.
-acg'sSx) maikamu, s. Intoxication. 2-
depugimu, s. The moon's ascend-
Insensibility 3. Drowsiness. ing node, personified as the giant
-Sor"s>a maikonu, p, a To agree ; to Rahu, without a head.
consent. ikr^maikolpu,^ Calls. -assies s*r- mokaddama, s. Matter, af-
To cause to agree, or consent. fair, subject, business ;
cause, in
-SosT'eb maijaru, s. That end of a law.
Hindoo female's garment, which -a»§"tf**o mokaramn, s. A post, or
isthrown over the shoulder. 2. The *
pillar.-ac^Qgo^tf mokaritumme-
ornamented border which runs
da, s. A large black bee, which
across that end. ,
makes it's nest in wooden posts,
i&>,s maitri,.s. Friendship. and pillars.
v ,
x
-ax.^^-Mokhasa . 3D 8
iScoSâo mokarraru, adj. Certain, in- -&xK moga,- «$'. Male. .?. The point,
fallible, established fixed. 2. Ap- or commencement. 2. The mouth
pointed. of a ri er, » &c mogata-
-aa-. x a a $fe
-a»-r*6ir» mokablla, s. Comparison namu, Manhood, manliness. i&»
.?.
collation, confronting. X«j-»£fo mogavadu, s. A man, ^xa

-s^-g-".^ mokamu,s Dwelling ;
place Xa mogadi-, a-. The male of any
of residence. animal.
"Soo^ mokka, s. A germ, or young- -3»XtS mogada, s. A bnd.
plant. 2. bluntness. 3. Disgrace. moaamu, The face, visage,
-&»X*fc» s.
•ôo^r ^^ mokkabovu, v. n. To
or countenance. -a»Xsjj»fc>i6» moga
be blunt. 2. To be disgraced -&»
matamu, a*. Complaisance 1
,
-s>x>x*»>
S^-^ô mokkachedu, v. n. To be
3 8^0 3a roogamutappiutsu, To
disgraced- ~2co3'(
r
.':
3ea-&> mokkache disappear, or abscond.
rratsu, v. a. To disgrace.
-aooft mogi, s. A time, generally used
-aoaS'k-af^^N mokkadzonna,s. A large
with ^^(y- okka, Prefixed as z, ;
species of the great millet.

S^-SodA okkamogi, At once, to-
-&x>3k_dJ!& mokka tidu, s. An obsti-
gether, at one time-
nate man.2. An elephant, without
tusks.
"aoo^btSb, "Sao«b<^ mogutsti, mogud-
-SxaZij-Zgo mokkadu, s. A clever, able,
tsu, v. To
close, or shut up.
h.
especially applied to flowers, or

-as
or strong, man- the members of the body,
's^ sf i^ s*» , -a» g^-tf si» mokkalam' i -sco fo£& mogudu, s. A husband, vide
mokkaramu, s. Obstinacy, stub- j&Xek) magadu.

bornness. -a»«bex> mogulu, s. A cloud, -soafiboo
-Soa&k- mokku, v. a. To prostrate 2T»e moguludari, s The sky, or

one's-self. 5. Prostration, salutati- atmosphere.
on . *a?o Sc^ r* ^mok k u k onu ,v Comp . sasK mogga, s. A bud.
To vow. -a»&k_»& mokkubadi, s. TtaiX Stfoa moggaramu, .?. The array
A vow. of an army.
~2xx>qr* -£r» mokhasa, adj. Rent free, -^fo moggu, v. n. To incline, or
exempt from tax. lean, to one side. 2. To trip. 3. To
-a»3e»-Modalu 399 -ScotfsScw-Ivioramu
consent, or agree. 4. To interfere..? -a»a«x), "Sa^d«oT*» mod^ln, modalu-

Learn, ng,orincH ling, to one bide. koni, adv. From, since, forwards.
-Sjoo&w iuoi.tu. c a To beat with" the qa_TS»tfeK, la^fcexyTS idi-modalu,
fist 01 hard body, so as to pro-
1 a modalukoci, Henceforth- -sojSs»
duce m5. A blow of this
noiê-
"3 % modaluchedu, To be totally
kind. It is also termed -ac&^-ycxss
ruined, or spoiled, s^-aootfeo vad-
inottikaya
& mOtta^.The corner of the wail, dimodalu, principal and interest.
t&»
"acoasx' & modavagaddi, 5. The grass
near a door.
-Sa-> ^sw m'ottamu, s. The total or termed Saccharam cylindricum.
-5x»fc^) modava, s. A milch cow.
'whole. 2. A flock, or mulikud'e.
Tkc&> mottn, v. a. To smitei beat, or -&,»& modda, s. A block, or beam,
strike. -200 Soak mottir,fcsn>. Oaus. of wood ; a tree ciit down and
deprived of it's branches. 2. A
To cause to smite, &c -&5&£»-sfi
c
blockhead, adj. Blunt. 2. Stupid,
mottukonu.a.C'o??^?. To beat one's- -aostf inona, s. The point, end, or
self. especially upon the mouth,
extremity. 2. An army. -»»tf-7r>£&
in token of grief. 8. To grieve,or
lament. monagaiu, «. A general, or leader,
of an ariiiy.
-Sx»8ew mod-ilu, s. Making in the in-
SbxXcXx monayu, v.w. To rush in.
flex. S>ng -ôafeB The be-
modtti,
Tkatf-s monna, s. Making in the in-
gi idling, or commencement; the
flex. -saosr^feB monnati, The
Sing.
iirst. 2 Origin, source. 3. Princi-
pal, cap.t- l,:>s opposed to interest. day before yesterday.
4. The iirst, ch ;
ef, or principal a- -Sw"^ moppe, s. An idiot. 2. An ob-
mong many. 5. The base of a tree. stinate person.
The inflexion -ga> : *8 modati, Is -Sooo»ex, -5^5c«x.ex) moyilur moyulu,«.
much used as an adj. To denote. A cloud.
First, foremost, prior. 2 Ch.ef,
-a»tf, "Swfes mora, morra, 5. A loud
from
principal, original,. adv. Since,
cry, or complaint. ismS"2>&» mora"
that time forwards, from one ex-
tremity to the other. 2. Even. pettu, To cry aloud, to complain.
"a»ae»3 3>x, Tta5S>w"Si» modabiche- -soo^do mora,lu, adj. Rough, mgged.

yu, mod Tubettn, v. a. To begin. -ô^ssao moramn, s. Calx, gravel. -s»
-3eos"£3 £ modalaina, Other,similar, #•£"&<>> morapanela, s. Calcarious
et cetera. soil.
~a»e>-Mola 400 '^p'g'-Moka
"Sjotfoooo uiorayu, v. n. To emit sound. goti, or waist cloth, -soaw^rt-w

-s^ôwo-tfe morayintsu, v. a. To molantiln, *. A female's zone, of
make, or cause, to sound. gold or silver, and sometimes set
ibxdli morite, s. A small winnow- with precious stones.
ing basket, used by children. ~9m*g molaka, s. A germ, or sprout.
"gwj&fo, Ttoc-eeXb morugu, morragu, 2. The hard substance in a bile,
v. n. To bark, as a dog. 2. To which causes the sore. "a»fug'£>o7r>
shade. Or cover, the eyes, or face. &> molakabanga'ru, s. Gold sup-
s A bark, barking.
posed to be produced by snakes,
-aoo&sS' morraka, s. Defect, deficien-
and other animals.
cy} maim.
•aooeTôabo molaveyu, ,v. a. To sow.
-a»e$gb morraku, s. An idiot. 2. An
lit- To throw, in order to sprout.
obstinate person, adj.- Obstinate
-*>»er»s*r» molama, adj. Plated, cover-
-s-yfcs^r6 ^) morrabovu, v- n. To be
ed with gold, or silver, a. Plating,
blunt. 2. To be disregarded, or gilding. 2. Any external applica-
disgraced. tion to a sore.
a»ef»"Sa3&5er»^5 "Sa3ft*en>ô m or rain o-
-aa><yon& molutsu, v. n. To sprout'
rraladu, morraladu,^. n. To evince
germinate, vegetate, or grow. 2.
anger.
To rise,or appear,as applied to the
TBosft^g*, "2»p45 morrika, morrri, s. vide
stars of heaven.
-gêsr morraka, The latter of
movvu, s. The tender or
"Sxa^c-
these two words, -aooe-3 morri, Is
palmyra,
young leaves of the
also an adj. Denoting-Defective,
or other palm trees.
maimed, deficient.
-Stofes morrra, s. An outcry : cla- -so3^D mosali, s. An alligator. sa?z&

' mour,compIaint. âo-oc'StaafeS" 6
ku- xr*% mosalirasi, s. The sign Capri-
y3 6morrro,
r
A very loud and cla- cornus, in the zodiac.
morous cry. vide -scotT mora." "Soosêb moharu, s. A seal.
-scxêj mola, s. The waist. 2. A large -?\x>£-oo6 mohuri, *. A gold Mohur, or

nail, orpin. Tsooîr ^ molatadu, rupee.
.9. The
small string round the
waist,which every Hindoo Wears,
and whence is suspended the Jan- "So-»S' moka, s. A germ, or sprout.
1
•s^ a- Modi 40 "ar»"Sjtoo-M ope ttu
-fVr»-êw mokalu, s. Making in ike ~&r>&i modn, s. The trunk of a felied

inflex. Sing, -s^-s^tf, -ar--**© mo- Raised, 01 high, ground.
tree. 2-
kafii mo kali, The knee. '&r°-3-e fe5

^fer-&f&0 r-&£> modu-charratsu,
-os5j mokatiehippa, 5. The pan of paclu, v. n. To be motionless.
the knee. -ar°-ê)o£:--ar»-r'eo-&>, -&r>& mota, s. A load. 2. A sound, a

roar.
"Scr« s'Oyo mokalintsu-mokarintsu,
mokarillu, v. n. To kneel.
-&r°£tf-kr> motaraph.i, s. The Molifcur-
moku, A fa tax, levied on traders, mer-

•^-•So s. cable, or thick
chants, and artisans.
rope.
'3^ &>£>§, -aa^&320& motubari, motu-
Hxr>fo moga, v. n. To emit sound, as
baru, adj. Confidential, reputable,
a bell, &c-
trupt-worthy.
"S^Câko mochanamu, s. Liberation,
freedom.
'sbr'X moda, s. A bundle of leaves.
-sr»-& inotsu, v.a. To ~&t*8&x> mcdamu, s. Joy, delight,

bear, or car-
ry, a burden. pleasure, happiness. -ar-ao-do rao-
dintsn, To rejoice, to be happy.
•^r»'3o»g mocheyyi,*. Makiog in the
i^tfo nuklu, v* a. To beat. sx^&
inflex. Sing.-sr-ô mocheti, The
r*?Somodukonu. v. Comp. To beat
elbow.
-s^fc mota, one's-self.
3. vide r&*3 kapile, t*t»
&>*?># ^j^-^ps mopadi, s. Banger, risk.
motabana, s. The large buc-
• ket, in which water is drawn up -Scp»I) mopi, s. A widow.
from wells. sxr>%) niopu, s. A large bundle, or
-sj^fc> mota, adj. Dull, stupid,simple. load. 2. A burden.
-ar°&3 motu, s* A stupid person, a sjvQ mopu, v. a To load a burden
blockhead. 2. A stallion. 3. The on another. 2. To put upon, or
trunk of a tree when felled, adj. charge against, another. 3- To
Stupid, ignorant, dull. prop up. i&r^r tf> mopukonu, v. ,
-a^^rwo modamu. s. Cloudiness. Comp. To load, or take upon one's-

7&r»fi modi, .*. The thick part of the
self.
.
-ao'jgp-sj mopudala, s. A
long pepper vine. 2. Any biting charge, or accusation : a load.
placed by a conjurer to try the -^~^*» rnopettu, v. a. To braee a
ability of another. bow.

51
•sbj^ &« sSx -M 6 ham u 402 afos &_ifK)igga
-ar»*S» momu, s. The face, or a.swoon. •^p.ô-iSb mohintsu, v. a.
countenance. To love.
lectio moyu, v. a. To bear, sustain, •a^s^^jfeo moharamu, 5. The array

or carry, a burden. i5cp>o<»ot& mo- of an army. -g^sêo-ifc moharin-
To prepare
'
To cause to bear, tsu, for battle.

yintsu, v. Cans.
&c. . A burden. -Sxr^r*^ mosu- ikr.gS-o-cp mohara, s All the pieces
konu, -v. Cc/mp. One's-self to bear, at chess, with the exception of
&c> A burden, pick -3>cr°ig) mopu, the pawns.
-s^>tf mora. s. The face, or counte- i5cr>Sr*& mohini, s. A fairy.
nance. -s>3-Hs5w mokshamu, s. Beatitude,
•ar»»* n S'
rnorapaka, s. A house, of bliss, salvation ; the exemption
which the roof is made of grass, of the soul from, further transmi-
leaves, prats, &c, and not of wood. gration.
-s^&> mom, s. The coagulated blood, ^5

suffused under the skin, after a ,s£>,otfb mrandu, To burn ; to
bruise. consume, vide s$bo£& mandu.
-ar»a movi, s. The under lip.
,s5b.7fb mrag;°;u, v. n. To decrease. 2-
sxr°7$&x> mosamu, s, Fraud, deceit, To become very soft, as applied

treachery, trick, ~s>st>$-k*& mosa- ) to fruit. 3. To be overboiled, as
gadu, A deceitful or treacherous applied to food.
man. ~axr>ZK 1% mosagatte, A ,s$5,^\ mrabbu, 5. vide sfcao* mabbu
deceitful or treacherous
o&o, -Sj-*3~S>ko mosagintsti

woman.
- mosa-
•5*r».sfc mranu,
&
s. viae x£n>33 manu.
.
' ° CD
.s&-* ,^^0 mranpaclu, v. n. To remain
putstsu-mosamucheyu, mcsape-
To motionless, like wood.
ttu, v. a. deceive, delude, or
betray. -&r>7$$r*<$) mosapovu, v. n.
To be deceiver].
,SôKo mringu, v. a. ride £ooHb
^r>7Sa mosu, s. The sprout of any
minim.
edible root.
iS&O
"Bxr>&a>i mohamti, s. Love. 2. Fas- j
cination. 3. Loss of consciousness, s&> 76 mruggu, s. vide jfcoKb mugger

casaTx s6x-Yatnaniu 403 a&, ^5-Yabhj
s&o «Ks» mruchchimi, s. Theft, os3"qr° #£-***> yathardhamu, 6'. Truth,

robbery. verity, adv. Truly, adj. True, real.
s&o,-SKex> mruchchilu, v* a. vide, ct6"^Sx36oi— oBi "q$ !k e£ «6co , cs6lp-Z5\i6M ya-
s5m-£kod muchchilu. theshtamu-yathepsitamu, yathe-

mrutstsu, 5. vide *S»-i5b\
chchhamu, adv. At %
one's will, as
v*2/*& one pleases.
mrutstsu.
0333Sqtf35M yavvanamti, s. vide d&>z$
<6&n yauvanamu.
raco-So^-. mrokku, s. And verb, wde osS^sSm, «62'&>\ yasamu, yasassu, s.
-g>»£ok_ mokku. Fame, renown, celebrity, glory,
.-3a>,7(b mroffffu, "

v. n. vide -s»76 reputation.
moggu.
cc6n»Xs5w yagamu, s. vide ^2= *>m
yajnamu.
r3cp> Komrogu, v. n. vide s>j*i&m6g[i.
crtnir>$ yagani, s. A coin, in value
s^.&â mroyu, v. n. t>iq\e -§xr>fo
equal to ten cash.
mrogu. tifrrt yatsa, adj. vide as esa.
-sen* & mrola, adv. Before ; in front.
cx&*TS£i$x> yachakamu, s. Begging,
0B0
asking, adj. Begging.
oa5 ya, The forty-first letter, and co^-irsb^b yschakudu, s. A beggar,
twenty-sixth consonant, in the or mendicant.
Telugu alphabet. car»e£sko yatamu, s. vide a^s5w etamu-
daSess^^sS^b yajanianudu, s. An em- cssj+i&j yatra, s. Travelling, moving,
ployer of priests at a sacrifice ;
proceeding, marching. 2. A pil-
the person who institutes it's grimage. 3. The procession of an
performance, and pays the ex- idol, at any holy festival or the
pense of it. 2. A lord, or master.
;
festival itself.
3. An owner, or proprietor. 4.
A husband. csj"»&<& yadastu, 5. A memorandum.
ceS« tfoo yajnamu, s. A sacrifice. cofr*a yadi, s. Recollection, memory,
ob&^sSm yatnamu, s. Effort, exer-
attention.
tion, endeavour perseverance,

cc5"2^ cefr^ yabhai, yabai Nume-
;
energy, 2. Intention, disign, pur- ral, adj. And sub. Fifty, vide S)aa
pose. ebadi.
o
^tog^ •Yokka 4-0-4

tfo So-Rank u
c»fr»» yala, adv. Why, wherefore,

vide Syi ela-
ecS*e>§oe>o yalakulu. s. plu. Cardamom ^cr™5\ yogi, 5. A devotee ; an ascetic
in general.
seeds: vide &e> ela. %
cc6-»sy«&> yavattu, adj. All, entire. 5.

3^^ yogyata, s. Ability, clever
ness, merit. 2. Worthiness, fitness-
The whole. adf^ Wholly, entirely,
capacity.
altogether.
Skn.K'csSao yogyamu, adj. Worthy
cefr»?S yasa, adj. vide $3 esa.
fit, proper. Clever, skilful.
2.
afc^-Eftf yochana, s. Consideration,
csfo s'sSm yuktamu, &c. ad?. Right, deliberation, reflection.2. Counsel,
—
proper, fit. 2. Joined, or united advice. 3. Expedient, means.
with. s. Propriety, fitness. obzrv£)o :&> yochintsu, v.a. To consider,
c&\> I yukti, 5. Propriety, fitness. 2.
or deliberate.
Inference, deduction from circa in-
cScr*s^s5M yojanamu, s. A yojana
stance,or argument. 3, An ap-
proved or good argument, or plea. or native league. 2. vide s^-s^
4. An excellent expedient, a hap- yochana.
py thought. 5. Advice, counsel.
d£oK&» yugamu, s. A pair, couple,
or brace. 2. A
yoke. 3. Age, as dS^sftfsSw yauvanamu, s. Youth,
applied to that of mankind. 4. An manhood. d&>sSt6vgLm6M yauvana-
age of the world. lakshanamu, s. Beauty. 2. The
ctfoX,© yugmali, s. A woman. breast, the bosom.
cxftjtf 3&0 yuddhamu, s. War, battle,
9 *
•
combat, contest. cafostfoXtfw yu-
9
ddharangamu, The field of battle. -tf ra, The forty-second letter, and
twenty-seventh consonant, in the
Telugu alphabet.
&ot*Ij-zk> yekkalu, s. The Telugu ranku, s. Adultery, fornication,
tfos'o
multiplication table.
debauchery, vide woSo rrankn.
tfoSbewX&w rankuluo-attu, To im-
oto^^- yokka, postpos. Of. The sign pute adultery, or fornication, to
of the genitive case. any °ne. tfo5vvj~*& rankuladi, s.
tf §-Rakti 405 tf^jfoa-Rathanm
A loose female. tfoSo^tftfw ranku- tifovo ragulu, v.n. To burn, or flame

tanamu, s. Whoredom. tfftSo-db ragilintsu, v. a. T
tfo~3 ranke, s. A roar ;
bellowing, kindle, or light, a fire. ^^be»r*^b»
or lowing. Kbe^^-ao ragulukonu, ragulkonu,
tf
tfe>X8o-&, tfoXSotfo r angarintsu,
v. Gomp. To take fire of itself.
rangalintsu, v. a. To blend or mix tf-e$\ ratstsa, s. A court of audience-
together, with the finger, any-
2. Betraying, or divulging, a
solid and liquid substance.
tforto rangu, s. Colour, paint, tint,
secret. 3. quarrel, A or dispute.
tf-S\ae> ratstsaballa, s. A plank,
dye. 2. Lustre, shining. tfo7r>2§
used as a seat-
$)&> rangajivudu, s. A painter. tfa&iSM rajatamu, s. Silver. 2. Gold.
J
tfoKs£> rangavalli, s. The painting adj. White,

the floor with figures. tfo-7r»ax>o tf g^ raja, 5. Permission, leave ;
leave
•&— tfoXb^cxSoj tiofc>a<3&i rangayin- of absence.
tsu-rangucheyu, ranguveyu, To #^?jo radzdzulu, s. plu. Vain, or
paint. useless, words.
#o& fane] a, 5. A widow. tf|^& rattacli, s. The exposition of
tf o«S» rantu, .5. A noise clamour. •
another's vices, or faults.

tf o^,?6» randhramu, s. A hole, fis- tf&» rattu, Sj Betraying ; divulging
sure, cavity, or chasm. a secret.
tfosSsfca rampamu, s. A carpenter's tfca&o ranamu, s. War, battle, tin
saw. vide eso*£*5c» i r am p a m u. X\sJ*a5M ranagilhamu, s. A house,

tf©;S-7r*d& rampagadn, A person built over the gate of a fort.
who worlds with a saw a sawyer. tin&o&v&ioi tfciSoKxS*) ranaman-
;
tfSo^- rakku, v. a. To scratch, or dalamu, ranarangamu, s. The field

tear with the nails, or talons. s of battle.
%
A scratch, or tear, tfrcsk) ranamu, s.. vide s. ^nafea

tfr*k_s*> rakkonu, v n. To extend. vranamu.
2. To grow. tf&tfaSw ratanamu, s. vide s. tfe£x ;6w
tf « »Sx> raktamu, 5. Blood. 2. The ratnamu.

colour red. adj. Bloody. 2. Red. tf£s5:» rathamu, s. A car, 01 war
# § rakti, 5. Affection, attachment. chariot. The
car of an idol. 3.
2.
2, Excessive joy, or pleasure. Any carriage, or vehicle.
tfatf-Ravara 406 tfsS-o c-Rahada
tf&tf\8*s»>, tfatf^tfaSw radachchha- $T>r>7r° ravana, s. A pass, or passport.

damu, radanachchhadamu,s. The adj. Dispatched, sent off, forwar-
lip. ded. .
# a raddi, s. A disturbance, or noise. tfSS' ravika, s. vide eaSS' rravika.

2. A
report unfavorable to one's tf;$ex> ravulu, v. in. vide tiTfa&i ragulu.
character. 3. Betraying divulg- ravesu,
;
tf"^&> s. Established or custo-
ing a secret.
mary fees. $-£ioz<i3&>?x> ravesuaku-
#ab raddu, s. Rejection, repulsion ;
lu,Fine, or excellent, beetle leaves.
setting aside, disallowing. 2. Res- tfss^ ravva, s. vide estfo rrawa.
cission. 3. Rendering null and
tftf-sr'S rasadadi, s. The sugarcane.
void.
Cam. oftf-t5o^ tftfsfca rasamu, s.. Juice, sap, exuda-
tfô-ift rappintsu, v.
vatstsu, To comei q. v. To cause tion, fluid, liquid.. 2. Mercury or
to come ; to send for. quicksilver. 3. Flavour, taste, sa-

vour as sweet, sour, &c.
tfs&ôsbska ramaniyamu, adj. Beauti- ;
tit&oj*&i6x> rasavadamu, s. Alchymy.

ful, pleasing, charming.
ramyamu, adj. Charm ing, Stf*r»a rasavadi, s. An.alchymist-
tfafcosSw
pleasing, delightful. 2. Commodi- tf&, tf&S" rasi, rasika, s. The pus, or
ous, agreeable. matter, of a sore. '
tfsfceao^) ramanuclu, s. A husband. tf frS'd'Qsfoa rasikatvamu, s. Possession

tfs5cr>tfcS> ramarami, adv. At a guess ;
of taste, as regards literary com-
on an average ; more or less. position, or female dress.
tisnoxb, tfSko*>oa& ramintsu, rami- #&&£& rasikudu, s. man of taste, A
yintsu, v. a. To copulate. especially as regards literary com-
A diamond, vide &>$ position, or female dress.
tfs rava, s. rra-
tf&> rastu, s. Store of grain, or pro-
va, 2. A small particle of any
thing small shot- tfssoe* ravanta, visions, laid up for an army.
;
tf&*lr°, tfs^&w rahata, rahatu, s. The

lit. As much as a particle. 5. A
very little, a trifle, adj. Very being much frequented, or used.
little, some, tfs^^spS rahadarf, s. The collection
tftfras&o ravariamu, s. An ornament of duties on the high roads. ti&>
,
of any kind. 2T»6-u)fe5 rahadarichiti, A passport,
tfstf £ ravarava, adv. Quickly, hasti- specifying these duties to have
ly, precipitately. been paid.
TP %£x-Migidi 407 -cPSja*r«-Rajama
tf^;5cs&» rahasyamu, s. A secret, a TPftew, ttôo ragilu, ragillu, v- a&
my&tery. adj. Secret, private. To shine. 2. To be glad, to rejoice.

tf&^jfc, tiox&> rahitu, rayitu, s. A Tpftboo ragulu, s. plu. The grain
ryot, or cultivator. termed at Madras Natchenny, or
tf& raksha, s. Preserving, saving, raggy. Cynosurus coracanus.
protecting. 2. An Amulet. 3. The -xr> tf ratsa, adj. Of or belonging to
actual cautery, often applied by the caste of Ratsa wars, found
the native doctors, as a cure to chiefly in the northern ci rears.
diseases of various kinds. They are originally descended
tfjk«£ssc» rakshitamu, adj. Preserved from the Raja, or Kshatriya castes
saved, protected, tf&ca raksharta, in the north of India.
s. Preservation, protection- tp-S"~s^^j6o3 ratsakaryamu, s. Affairs
tf JLo-ifo rakshintsu, v. a. To preserve, of state. 2. News, information.
save, or protect. -o-*-i5bratsu, v. a. To rub. 2. To cover
with any substance To white- *,
wash. 3. To file. ir>&r*& ratsu-

ip ra, 5. A stone. 2. A king.
konu, v. Corny. To rub one's-self
TTg*, -&%& raka, rakada, s. Corning, against any thing.
approaching, arrival, tp §"&*:$ ra- -epx&p>£) ratsuli, s. A prince, or prin-
kapov-u, v. n. Not to come, or ar- cess.
rive.
TP2» raja, adj.. In compos. Royal ; of
IPX*** ragamuj s. A mode in music,
or belonging to a king. 2. Emi-
of which the Hindoos reckon
many, and frequently personiiy
nent,chief, excellent, -cps^s^ ra-
them in poetry and mythology. 2. jatvamu, s. Royalty.

Mental affection in general as ; •TPK-^rO rajadhani, s. A metropolis
sorrow, joy, &g. 3. Envy. tpX"3oSx or royal residence.
sfcoex> ragadveshamulu, s. j)lu. En- -&•&&?&> rajanyudu, s. A man of the
vy and hatred. regal, .
or military? tribe; being
-*r>% ragi, s. Copper. the second pure Hindoo caste-
Ty^^?)^ A circular
raffidibilla,
s.
*a*8r£&2i rajapatni, s. A queen.
ornamented plate of gold, worn by
Hindoo females, on the crown of tp&^Xe-sSm rajamargamu, s. The
the head. high way.
-crsfc-Radu 408 tp s^cdS-Rainaya
^gjfts) rajaniti, s. Justice, and other -cr»c9 rana, 5. Brightness, lustre. 2.
conduct becoming a king, -oêsxt* Affection, -crô^ rariintsu, v. n.
2? rajaradzu, 5. The king of kings; To shine, to be splendid.
an emperor, or universal monarch. tp& rani, s. A queen. 2. A wife. tt»
2. Kubera, the god of riches. & -s^ZsSo* rSnivasamn, s.A seraglio.
tpôKsSw rAjangamu, s* Regal state. 2. Residence in a seraglio.

-u"ex>£ ranuva, s. An army.
Tr>ejtfs»oex> radzanamulu, s. plu. A
• superior kind of paddy.
-u*6 rata, s. vide ^ g^vrata.
raji, adj. Satisfied, contented,

tt>B rati, adj. Made of stone. -o»©
tt>&
Tfoo'S ratigunde,5.Aheart of stone;
agreed, pleased, willing. ir'-S^r'sir*
bravery, ncr-d^s^ rati vuppu, Rock
rajlna'ma,s- A written agreement;
salt.
an acknowledgment of a cause be-
ing finally settled, given by the tt>^ ratri, s. Night. v$inr> Q ar-
plaintiff. dharatri, s. Midnight. -&» © o^K$6

TP2» radzu,* A king, prince, or sove- ratrimbagallu, Night and day.
tt»!>&— tp^)S, -cr°c»o<S rapidi-rapudi,
reign. 2- A
man of the regal, mili-
tary, or second pure Hindoo tribe. rayidi, s. Rubbing. 2. Filing.
3. A
master or lord. -cpwto> rabattu, ^. <x. To recover, or
T7»zy» radzu, v. n. To take fire ;

to regain.
begin to burn, tpkôoos rajaveyu, TT°woex5^b rabulugu, s. A heron.

To kindle, light, or set on fire. xr>'i3
n>
& rabodi, s. Powder, either
tpeokSm rajyamn, 5- A kingdom, produced by rubbing, or filing, or
country, or province. 2. The ad- from stone.

ministration of sovereignty. -(yeS^S, -<r"&*& rabodi, raboni, s. A
rattamu ratnamu queen.
°ry h sto , -ct* to\ s5w ,
Tr»sk^Ktf^^ramasagaramulu,s.j?£?f.
s. A spinning wheel. -XT' fc)»5o3«2^gb
rattamuvaduku/To spin..tfoSoe>-cr»
A species of paddy.
ramayanarnu, s, The
&oiSx> rankula-rattamu, s. A whirl- T7'i5a-»cs55eBi6s>
second epic poem of the Hindoos,

ing machine, in which the lower
recording the adventures of Rama,
classes amuse themselves, at festi-
the son of Dasaradha, sovereign of
vals, <fcc.
Oude, written by the poet Val-
tt»&> radn-j 5. A post, or pillar. mikf.
-&*-&* ^-Rarapu 409 68-Riti
tj»ch5o--S* rayantsa, tf. wide -rr'sssôtf -d^sx) ralu,y.?z.To fall, or drop, down;
rajahamsa, No.2. Under -u^ raja. applied particularly to leaves, tt*
Tr»cx6^b rayadu, s. Master, lord. 2. A v
ex>T5b--o'*ew^),TPe;?r'&>3 ralutsu-ralu
titleassumed by many as a sur- pu, ralagottu, ?;. «. To knock off;
name. It's plural Tr>cz&od rayalu, to cause to fall, or drop down.
was the title assumed by the last -cr*S)o3b ravintsu, v. Caus. To cause
Telinga dynasty the kings of ;
to come to send for.
;
Bfjanagur. *d^>2)"6§', *cr»^,§b ravireka, ravreku,s.

tt> cs& u°8 sfco , tt» cs&trti s5x> rayabaramu,
An ornament suspended from the
rayabharamu, s. A negociation ; hair, on the forehead of children.
embassy.
tps£ ravu, vide rayudu,
TPoc6^s5Do^r>e6 rayasamuvaru, s. A
s. -o^ccbo^b
2. vide -xr>c&&> rayadu, No. 2.
Rayasam, or native secretary.
-tPooorayi, s. Making in the infle^. tp§, tp& rasi, rasi, 5. A heap* stack*
Sing. -xrB rati, And in the nom, pile, quantity, or multitude. 2. A
sign of the zodiac. -cr^&ôeao rasi-
•phi. -0-0 §6 rallu.A stone. tpooo^ccco
poyu, To heap, or pile up.
r&yiveyu, lit. To throw a stone.
To obstruct, or prevent. -cô«»«S2& tp^.S«5m rasktramu, s. An inhabited
rayipadu, lit. A stone, to fall. To country, realm, or region.
be obstructed, or prevented. q\&~%
-u-*o» itikerayi, s- A brick. €5§otp»
80 Kb ringu,s.Tke fluttering of wings.
o» akurayi, lit. A leaf stone,-a file.
tpomS^ rayirappa, Stones, &c.

ar^- rikka, s. A star.
8 <$ ritta, adv. vide s. 8 s'sfco rikta-

-cr>c»» rayu, v. a. V'de -&*& ra'tsu,
ôj <&» vrayu. mu, 2. Useless.

2. vide .3. To be-
8*^^rippuna,flrfi7. Suddenly, abrupt-
come hoarse.
ly. 2. Quickly, speedily.
Ty°ctf»e& rayndu, The title assum-
s.
as^ rimma, s'. Sickness." 2. Evil,
ed as a surname, by the Velma
misfortune.
caste, in the Northern circars.
-o-*-o^2» raradzu, s. vide -u-*aj-cr>2»
rajaradzu, No. J. Under -^ 8 raja.

6© rxti, s. Manner, mode, method,
^^^) varapu, s. Sard, or continu- way.2. Brass; pale brass, prince's
al, rubbing, metal.
tfbafr»e>-Rimi3la. 410 "3o4j*e>-Rent.£la
5b (5osTq ruvva, jt.A coin*- in value equal

to five cash,
Jibe 23 rundza, s. A sort of brazen
ifc&nska rusumu, s. Customary fees.
dram.
&© ruchi, 5. Taste, relish. 2. Desire,
wish. 3. Lustre, light, 4. Beauty.
&r*r ruka, 5. Money in general. 2.
tfc-So-ab ruchintsu, v. n. To yield a
The small coin termed a fanam,
taste* or relish. 2. To be to one's
either of gold, or silver. '
liking-. bb-bt&ro-Eb ruchitsutsu, To &-»<£&» rudhamu, adj. True, certain,

try, lit. To see, the taste of any
thing.
ascertained. 2. Public, common,
famous, notorious. 3. Budded,
tfcxDS'tfsScw ruchikaramu, adj. Delici-
blown. 4. Born, produced.
ous to. the taste. rupamu, Figure, form,
&^-£*&>o s.
&>2?>$) rndzuvu, s. Proof, conviction.
shape. 2. Appearance, semblance,
adj. Proved, established. 3. Beauty.
&> & rutta,s. Destruction, ruin, havoc.
&r»ss>o&>£jo rupavantudu. s.A hand-
adj. Destroyed, mined. some man. s.A
ex>ssss© riipavati,
&& ruddu, v. a. To rub any thing 1
beautiful female.
on the body, in order to clean it.
0cr>->axn> rupayjf, s.Â rupee.
to^s^So rudrabhunn, s. A cemete-
ecrô-&> riipintsu, To prove, or
v. a.
ry, or place where the dead are
burnt, or buried. demonstrate- 2. To corroborate,
or confirm.
t»$tfs5oo rudhiramu, s. Blood.
tfr>$ rupu, s- wcfe &»$&> rupamu.
tf^, &$o ruppu, ruvvu, v. a. To
2. Manner, mode, way- &r>$tf^c&
throw, or fling, vide eso^ rruppu.
rupumapu, To kill or destroy.
tfj^v rubbu,?. a. To grind, in a mor-
tfr°£>J5b-<» rubaru, tfefo. Face to face ;
tar, any thing first moistened in

before in one's presence.
;
water.
8jt& ruksha, s. Fever,
tf>mxan>^.s&» rubbupotramu, s. The
stone pestle used therein. ^bexuS"*
ex> rubburolu, s. A mortar made
-8D6x°w§o^£g) rentalakubovu,?;. nMt,
of stone.
To go to two. to ease na- To go
&$*r°e>) *5bsSr*ex> rumala, rumalu, s. A ture. This derived from
phrase is
handkerchief, or towel. the custum in Hindoo schools of
*BJ)"i-Revike 411 -dSSa-Rev&ti
the children holding up one fing-

er when they want to go to urine,
and holding up two fingers, when ~8, "6o» re, reyi, s. Night, ^^g'^
they require to ease the other rejlkati,
s. Night-blindness, adj.
necessities of nature. Blind at night. -^zoKex) rebagalu,
*3o2& rendu, numeral. adj.& s. Mak- Day and night.
ing in the inflex. Sing. -30 e8, "5o5o -655oo£ reyenda, s. Moonlight.
45 renti, rendinti, Two, *3o£bs$s& ~&g reka, s. A line, streak, or stripe.
rendupadu, v. n. lit.To be two. ~3§b reku, s. The leaf of a flower. 2.
To disagree to become disuni-
;
ted, or divided. -do&}&vtf>

A sheet, or plain cloth, used as an
rendu- upper garment. 3. A
thin plate of
talatsu, lit. To think two. To be- |
metal.
tray. -3ofe3§£r*c$ rentikipovu, vide
|
^~§f& rekettu, v. w.To be increased.
"3o&p><ySo2S'*jg) rentalakubovu. )
i5K& regada, regadi, s. Making
"6?C£,
•Btfb^ retstsu, v. n. To low, as cattle- J
in the inflex. Sing. ~£k& regati,A
2. To be proud, or ostentatious. rich black loam, or soil in which
-36o retta, s. The upper part of the cotton is usually planted in the
arm. 2. Dung of birds. peninsula of India thence com- ;
monly termed cotton ground.

*3g retti,s.Double fold, adj, Double.
"SXb regu,v.n. To increase in degree,
sfcr^-Stoa muduretlu, Three fold.
power,or influence ; to be excited-
•Sgo^b rettintsu, v. a. To double. 2- S& retsu, v. a. To excite, or set
To oppose. 3. To repeat. on.
^fc» rettu,s. A very coarse long cloth. "^rao^ renuvu, s. Dust.
The Keddy, "6-^r^ repakada, s. The morning, or

-Ba reddi, s. or prin-
cipal aboriginal Telinga daw11 -
caste of
cultivators. 2. The head of a
-^ repn, 5. Making in the inflex.
vil-
lage. Sing. "3;5fe3 repati, To-morrow. 2.
reparepamanu,
^£*3"6tfb»& The morning, or day before mid-
v. n. To
day. "6$5&*;g> repumapu,Morning
be hungry.
and evening.
"BsSj reppa, s. vide ~%z^ rreppa.
*6x&-fv revatinela, s. vide SX& re-
*38~§ revike, s. vide &&g rravika. gada*
A '
e^s^-Rokati 412 8"%. sSm -Roshamu
~8 $ revu, s. A harbour, or port. 2; 8"*r£> rokali,.?. Making in the inflex.

A ford. 8. A beach or bank. 4. Sing. 6^r« rokati, And in the
washing place. -gsgss&» revupattu, nom.plu. 8^0 36 rokanllu, A large
v- n. To arrive in port.
pestle.
6^Ks6oo rogamu, s> Disease, sickness.
8ô5 rondi, 5. The haunch. %)o^6*Xsxk> punllarogamu? The

S"*o-£ rompa, s. A catarrh, or cold. venereal pox.
8**o I) rompi, 5. Mud, clay. 8^ft rogi, s. A patient ; a sick per-
^^(j-sSm rokkamu, s. Ready money, son.
cash. 2. Wealth, riches, proper- 6^83° rodzu, v. n. To pant. s. Pan-

ty- ting, breathing hard. 2. A day.
S^xb^ rotstsu, 5. vide 8"*oS> rompi. &*& r6ta,s.Uncleanliness, dirt, filth.
6^*lo rotte, 5. Bread. 2. A loaf. 2. Human ordure. 3. Disgust,
e^&^cwog roddacheyyi, s. The left horror*
hand. $"*## sfcw rodanamu,s. Weeping, cry-
£r># roda, s. An outcry, or noise. ing, lamentation,
e"
6
^ 6
rommu,s.?rê erô
—6 lTommu. e^KbsSw romamu, s. Hair ; a hair.
8ôj6q royya, s.A prawn, or shrimp. 8"s c*£> royu, v. a. To hate, or dislike.
8^0000 royyi, s. Making in the in- v % n. To be wearied, or tired.
flex. Sing. 6^© roti, The ashes on Oôsswaso ts&> royabaya adu, To
. live coal. affront, or outrage.
8"%£'s53o roravamu, s. vide B^&sssSm
#** ro, s. Wealth, riches- 2. Yalue, rauravamti.
price. This word is also affixed to aêx) rolu, s- Making m the inflex.
nouns, as a vocative particle; thus, Sing. S^feS, 6^00 roti, rolu, A mor-
ssg'k-S"* akkaro, elder sister. e>
tar for pounding any thing.
c^6^ annaro, elder brother.
6^ss.x5oa roshamu, s. Anger, wrath.
erV&aofi rokatibanda, s, A large
8^S\o5$b, 6^sx«^b roshintsu, rosha"
pestle, without any iron ferrule
padu, v. n. To be angry. 6^&7r>
at the end. 2. A species of black
insect. 2& roshagadu, s.A passionate mai],
413
W°
^& rautu, _s. A stone. 2. A rider. es* rra, s. A stone.
^ <£,**» raudramu, adj. Terrible, e^K rraga, 5. A deceitful female.
terrific, fearful. 2. Sharp, acute. 3. es^coa rrayi, s. Making in the in£Lex #
wrathful, violent. Sing. tt>8 rati, A stone, vide tx»o»

rayi.
es rra, The forty-third letter, and

aJg'sko rrikamu, particle, affixed to
twenty-eighth consonant, in the
adjectives or substantives, to ex-
Telugu alphabet.
press their abstract rneaning ;
as,
esoSo rranku, s. Adultery, vide tfoSb
"S)£5eJSsfe3 peddarrikamu, s. Great-
ranku. °
ness. tfbk&SS'sSx) tsuttarnkamu, s.
eso&> rrantu, s. A festival.2. A play.
Relationship.
3. An outcry.
rrikkalu, s. $lw. Cries;
ôtfsSw rrampamu, s. A saw. feflr.j-ew
clamour.
eso&ew rrampillu, e>. n. To weep, or
eJ-S5\ rritstsa, adj. Motionless.
cry, violently.
The fluttering sound
ef>o*S> rrampe, s. An awl. e8$s rrivvu, 5.
of birds,
65 &a rrattu, s. Ill fame ;
disgrace.
e^tf r-r i vvuna ,
adv. Quickly,
&$s?rrava, s. A diamond. 2. A smal1
hastily. -
particle, vide tfsr rava.
fc5S5&3êr°2^b rravarravaladu, v. n. To
evince anger. rruppu, rruvvu, *. o. To
«»^, e»^S
65S58 rravali, s. Sound. 2. Any of
throw, or fling, vide &^ ruppu.
the musical notes.

eass' rravika, 5. A sort of bodice,
worn by females, like a small -^r^ rrekka, 5. A wing. 2. the
shoulder blade. 3. Half a plantain

close jacket, to confine the breasts.
leaf. -^SVêx)^ rrekkalatalupu,
fame, disgrace. 2-
e*ttg rravva, s. Ill
Abuse, s. A folding door.

ocS'ra-Lankana •114 aS'k— Lakka
Istf^ rreppa, ». The eye-lid. 1^ cyo3o-& lankintsu, v. a. Or e>o§o-sfc
-2p&>d rreppapatu, s. A wink. "feg. r'Xb lankiotsukonu, v. Gpmp. To

fer» ex>v rreppavaltsu, To wink. catch, seize, or take, .by artifice.
00"^ lanke, s. The rope fastening
1s»\, ~^>&, rrebba, rremma, 5. The
two animals together. 2. The ty-
branch, or bough, of a tree.
ing them together.
&b ejo"il)6o lankepita, s. A small piece
"tsSoew rrekulu, s. plu. Feathers. of wood, tied to the neck of a
"ig^)Sor^_ rretsukukka, s. A small bullock, &c.
wild animal, described as resem- e>oK&> langaru, s. An anchor. (yoKtfb
bling a dog, but climbing up trees, ôcm langarucheyu, To anchor.
and famed for destroying tigers.
ejoKtfc&ccfo langarutlyu, To weigh
%>Zfo rredu, .9. A king.
anchor.
oo-E'sSdo lantsamu, s. A bribe.
feS^sSo rroppu, v. a. To drive away. e>oK, vo££ lanja, lanjika, s, A pro-
2. To beat. 3. To grumble. stitute ;
an adulteress ; a kept
fcT°s5w rr mmu , 5. A female's woman. cyoaeJ^sfca lanjarrikamn,
breast. 2. The breasl, or bosom. s. Prostitution.
woS, e>o& landi, landi, s. A mean,
&*£ obstinate, or wicked, person.
e^d rrota, s. vide rota,
oo£k> lampata, s. Indisposition, dis-
e^d&j rroyu, v. a. To seek, search,
order. 2. Fatigue. ejos5&>£&> lam-
or look for.
patapadu, v. n» To be indisposed,
eêx) rrolu, v. n. To weep, or cry or fatigued.
aloud. aosSeT lampata, s. The son of a fe-
male slave.
o la, the forty-fourth letter, and e>§3, e;^ lakini, lakhini. s. A reed
twenty-ninth consonant, in the pen.
Telugu alphabet. e)3b*5a>§ lakumuki s. A small bird.
ejoS'caxSM} oo$)r3&» lankauamu. ]an- e>r*6 lakorf, 5. A sort of weapon.
khanamu. s. vide oo^tfsSw langha-
u^lr- lakka, s- Lac, the red animal
namu. No. 1 &c 2, dye ; it's nest? of a resinous sab-
e>$co#-Laghiivu 41, e;s5»5x-Lavaniu
stance, is used as sealing wax. 2. v-t)£$6x> latstsanamu, s. vide s.

A lac, or one hundred thousand.
ej&rasSw lakshanamu.
adjl Painted, lakered.
e)0} lachcbi, s, vides. <yjL lakshmi.
e>*>'k_tfj6*> lakkanamu, s. o&easSoo lak-
shanamu. <l>k, £>« lajja, ladzdza, s. Shame,
e;7P>otf&> lagayatu, s. Commence- modesty, bashfulness, timidity.
ej2T>&3) lajjaltivu, adj. Bashful^
ment, beginning <Dir>d&&&o-& la-
gay atununchi, From a long time or modest. e>^^ôo lajjitama, adj.
since. Abashed, agoofc lajjintsu, v. n. To
e>fib;# laguvu, adj. vide o$c»^ laghu- be ash am eel.
s. vide The same
vu, Except No. 6. e)Z5ôxr-o ladayi, s. A battle, or fight.
word No. 3.
oK lagga, $. Escalade. ejKe»-^§o^_, o & latta, s. Casualty, misfortune.
S
laggalu-ekku, pattu, To scale,

«&>§' lattuka, s. Lac ;
the red animal
sSko
dye.
as a fort, &c.
e>K sd» laggamu, s. vide a A sfcolagna- a&ed ,
o
z>~3 laddi, ladde, ° s. The dung-
mu ?
No. 2. of horses, asses, elephants, or ca-
ejAb laggu, s. Welfare, prosperity, mels.
happiness. 2. Food, victuals, ejo«5s5c» layamu, s. Destruction, loss#
vK^&x lagnamu, s- The rising of a 2.The root of the Andropogon

appearance above the
muricatum or cuss-cuss grass. e>
•
sign, it's
horizon The oblique ascension

;
oaoo-tSb layintsrj, v. n. To be des-
or the divisions of the equator, troyed.
which rise in succession with each e)ej-«&>3$» lalatamu, s. The forehead
sign, in an oblique sphere. 2. A
ejyfcoS^&x), ©*> lalatalikhitamu^
4
period selected for any auspicious
ceremony, such as marriage, &c. lipi> That which is written on the
adj. Attached to, intent on- 2. forehead ; destiny.
Joined to, connected "with, lavangamu, s, A clove, o
ejssoKsfco
acpootf) laghuvu, adj. Light, not heavy
ssoXsSk* lavang ap att a, j\ Cinnamon.
2. Better in health. 3. Less severe,
ejs5ras5M lavariamu, 5. Salt. adj. Salt,
abating, on the decrease as ap- ;
plied to disease. 4. Slight. 5. Tri- saline.
vial, trifling. 6' Swift, quick, s. A asssSw lavamUjS. Reaping, adj. Little,
short vowel. or small.

er» fto -Lagu -4 JO itf-Lalana
v& Jaksha, s. A lac, one hundred bling, jumping.êr°?&ilagu,Thu,s,
thousand. in this way. ts^Kb alagu, In that
&&£**»<> lakshanamn, 5. A sign, or way. aer°fio elagu, How? in what

mark. 2. An indication, a predi- way ?
cate, any thing by which an ob- u-»5»tfs*» laghavamn, ,v. Lightness,

ject designated,or distinguished.
is sliglitness, delicacy. 2. Easiness,
3. A rule in science. 4. Perfecti- facility., £* tfe^>fc>s5<6w, £tfer° $0555603
on in outward form, or shape.
hastalaghavamu, karalaghavamu,
<yjlj lakshmi, s. Lakshmi, the god- Slight of hand.
dess of wealth and prosperity,and er°-6 lachf, s. The sack for loads,
wife of Vishnu. 2. Prosperity,
placed upon horses or asses.
success, fortune, riches,wealth. 3.
er^-ift latsu, v % a. To wish, or long
Turmerick. <yJL StfsSw lakshmika-
for.
ramu, adj. Prosperous, success- yilôa ladamu, s- A horse-shoe. v-°
ful, fortunate, rich. e>JL ssoe*^
&&kV$x> lariamukottu, To shoe a
lakshmivantamu, adj. Fortunate,
horse.
rich, wealthy. <yjL K^tfsSao laksh-
en>"S lade, s. A sore on the back of
mivaramu,s. Thursday, or Friday.
any animal of burden, produced
e)&Q*5» lakshyamu, s. A mark? or
by it's load. .
butt. 2. Aim. 3. Care, regard,

respect. e&csSxT5>4a> lakshyamupe- er*£j6*> latamu, s. A rod, or switch.
ttu, v. a. To aim. 2. To esteem, er>© lati, s. A stranger.
regard, value, or respect. -$&&*$ er^s&o, wtto* labhamu, labamu, s.
lo&csSajlStfb "nenuvanikilakshya- Gain, profit, Inte-

advantage. 2.
rest on money. er»$r£-&pe» labha-
muledu, He dos not care for, or
mind, me. nashtalu, Profit and loss.
£j-o er*os5s5w layamu, s. A stable.
er°ctf» layu, v. a. To approach.

er'S'ex) lakalu, s. plu. Small pieces of
<y-"<utf,er°e>«Ss5M lalana, lalanamu, 5.
stick, used by indian weavers-
Caressing, fondling. er*?)Q33 lahn-
o^fo lagu, v. a. To draw, pull, or
* tsu, v. a. To caress, or fondle-
drag. Mode, manner, way. 2.
er»8£*SM'lalitainu, a<#. Caressed,
Short drawers, reaching only to
the middle of the thigh, 3. Tum- fondled.
S)7r>£k-Ligaclu 41? •^^\7^-Les8agi
•:-?) lali,s. The lullaby sung to chil- ©S> lipi, s. Writing in general, hand-
writing, a writing. S2>-r»tf>2& lipi-
dren.
u-otfwsfca lavartamu, s. A list of sol- karudu, s. A scribe, or writer.
diers, &c. £P>tfra^» o3^csfi> lavana D£K libbi, 8. Wealth, riches.

t
muvrayu, To enlist soldiers, &c. 8$ libhi, s, vide sa lipi.
£^55r90s5» lavanyamu, s. Beauty,

loveliness.
er°2>8 lavari, s> A big, robust, strong,

)e> lila, 5. A branch of feminine ac-
tion* proceeding from
love, or the
or corpulent person.
imitation of a lover's manner,
er*$ lavu, *. Strength, robustness, speech, gait, &jc, by his mistress,
bigness, largeness,fatness, 2. Size, to pass the time in his absence.. 2.
dimensions, «d/\ Strong, robust, Play, sport, pastime- in general. 3.
big, large, fat. Amorous or wanton sport.
er»«g>ex> lavulu, s. plu. Feathers.
OT*>
tnh^Q lahiri, 5. Drunkenness, intoxi-
cation. &r>& liiti, Plunder, sacking.
OoKsfea lingamn, s. A mark, spot, "SoS" lenka, s. A servant, or peon.
stain, sign, or token.2. The penis. An account.

*3Sfr- lekka, Arith-
s. 2.
'3/JFhe phallus, or Siva under that
metic, reckoning. 3. Figuratively,
emblem. 4. Gender.
regard, esteem, as *3§k_^ctf» le- ;
S§k- likki, s. A small sickle.

To reckon,
kkacheyu, v. a. to
8£po£b, ©spox>o-&> likhintsu, likhi-
count. 2. To regard, mind, or
yintsn, v. a. To write. esteem/3 S/ô-s&lekkintsii, v. a. To
$$*£«&» likhitamu, adj. "Written. 2. reckon, to count ; to make up an

Drawn, delineated, painted, s. account.
Scripture, writing, manuscript. ^tfv lessa, adv. vide ->x°-if> baga, s.
Stt 6 ^ ligadu, adj. Inferior. 2. De- <fc adj. vide wfo bagu.
fective, wanting. 3. Poor. s. Infe-
3^-7^, "3sr^ lessaga, lessa, adv.
riority. 2. Defect. 3. Poverty, dis-
tress. *r 7r> baga.
53
418 iS&.Lcdu
"e5feo"a»K*foa letamogamu, s. Turning

the face) retreating.
15 le, adj. A contraction of -$g leta,
"3 a ledi, s. An antelope, iffis'o^ le-
q. v. inierj. Get up up with you!
!
In this sense, it is a contraction dikanti, Antelope eyed. A

s. lit.
female with the vivid glance of

of the imperative of the verb -£&
the antelope.
letsu, q. v.
"e5i£ leta, adj. Tender, soft, young.lS
ife leka, s- This is the negative ver-
e^c9?5s5s>, "efêtis'stoo letatanamuje-
bal participle of Sex>7fo kalugu, q-
tarrikamu, 5. Infancy, youth.
v. ;
affixed to a notin substantive
13sbledu, adv. This is the neuter
it denotes. Without. 2- Or, or
if not; as, ;&«&•» 13 if £n^?5b gnrrra- third person singular of the nega-
tive aorist of &'tx>fto kalugn, q. v.
mulekapolenu, I cannot go with-
out a horse. ^^^"^§"^"3 ^p» idai- Besides the power which is there
explained to belong to that aorist,
nalekaadaiua-, Either this, or that;
as an auxiliary verb, when conju-
this, or if not, that. Added to the
gated through it's several persons,
infinitive of any verb, it .denotes
this word used indeclinably as an
unable; as, t§cb&i5s cheyaleka,
adverb has two senses peculiar
Unable to do. •xr'lSg' rale'ka, Un- to itself. 1st, placed after a nomi-
able to come, 15 £&-*"<§ lekapote, native of any of the three persons
adv. Otherwise, if not. iteô^ and the infinitive of any verb, it is
a simple negative particle denying
lekavundu, To be absent.
the action of the verb with refer-
#$> lekha, s- A letter. ^^0o lekha- ence to the past time only as. ,
kudu, s. A writer, or scribe. S$) ^(ôas^nemicheyaledu. 1 did

tf *s» lekhanamu, s. "Writing, scrip- not do.2dly,used independently of
itself, it is a simple negative par-
ture.
ticle,denying existenee,uppiicable
13 K legat, .?. A sucking calf. to all persons, but without refer-
l5Kfe2o5^^) legatiyavu, 5. A cow, new- ence to any time, and opposed to
ly with call. ~s*»& kadu, which denies essence,
"^•&> letsu, p. n. To rise, get up, or quality, &e- The contrary of. "^«b
arise, vide ~§& lepu. ]edu ; there is not? is g& kaddu,

"e5tolet,a, is. The bough, or branch, of There is ; but the contrary of
s-r& kadu, aynnn, q. v.
is t? $j&
a tree.
&+ a-Lotti 419 eH-TP-Loga
~3$) lepu, v. a. To cause to arise* er°&"2:&x> lodapettu, v. a. To mix

to
or get up ; to raised rouse, or any liquid.
awake another. This is the causal er°d&£ loduta, 5. The span from the
form of !$&> letsu, q. v.
point of the thumb, to that of the
"e5sk lema, s. A woman. forefinger.
"efao, "e$&ocl lemi, lemid-i, s. This is
the negative verbal noun of sTewfo er5 16, postpos. In. The sign of the
kalugu, q. v. Denoting Non- local ablative, adj. Inner, inward,
possession, non-existence* and inside. er*ôwe lojeyyi, s. The
thence poverty.
palm, or inside, of the hand.
"eS^sSx) les'amu, s. A small quantity.
er^&w lokamu. s. A world, a divi-
adj. Small? little.
sion of the universe. In general,
"e5sfr«i&», TJsêska lehamu, lehyamu, three lokas are enumerated, or
s. An electuary, in medicine. heaven, hell, and the earth.
er*§oss" lokuva, adj. Subordinate,
of™
inferior, subject to. er*sbss^r<x>r°a6
e/ôfto longu, v. n. To become low, lokuvachesukonu, To reduce, or
or humble. 2. To yield. bring, under one's authority.
er°-ifcy erâ» lotstsu, lodzdzu, 0$. erf'Scr* s^tfs&o lokotfcaramu, adj. Ex-
Inferior, less, deficient. cellent, elegant, pleasing, or
v^&lih— er»J3&4j, ^"fossofio lotipita- agreeable, to all.
lottipitta, lottenugu, 's. A camel. &~*K& logada, s. Making in the

er°&)S'ss«N lottakannu, 5. A sunken innex. Sing. er*Xfc3 lcgati, Former
eye. times, adv. Formerly. £. Pre-
e^&jôd&o lottaveyu, v. %. To prove, viously.
or render, false, 2. To click, or ts^Kd, logadi, adj. Former, previous,
smack, the tongue against the foregoing.
palate.
&+-K*\6g&,adv. Formerly, previously.
er**3 lotti, s. The .small earthen
2. Inside. 3. Within, as applied
pot, used in collecting fermented to time, or any fixed period. 4.
juice from palm trees. er°t3 sfoj-iftv Mean time, while, whilst. 5. In
'
lottimutstsu . s. A drunkard. the course of.

er*?fr s&c -Lobhamu 420 tfog^Vanka
€j^5\D IxSgili, f. Making in the inflex. er*^&» lomamu, s. The hair of

Sing, er5 *^ logiti-, The interior the body.
of a house. er*«so loya, s. A deep pit, or crater,
<^rto logu, «?. fii To retire, retreat,
on the top of a mountain.
or go back. er*£> lovi, s. A large brass water pot.
er^-Ctfsfeo lochanamu, s. The eye. &>
er^sS lovidi, adv. vide zr*x& logada-
er^tf sSw sulochanamli, s.
Spectacles, or glasses, for the eye.

€^"3 #tf» lovainamu, s. Former par-
Loss, detriment.
ticulars, or circumstances, adv.
er*&jo 16 tu, s.
Formerly, before.
er^gb^ss lotakkuva, adj. Remain-
ing, s. Remainder, residue.
er*«& lotu, s. Depth, adj. Deep. IPSg'sfea laukikamu, adj. Mundane,
er*S> loni, adj. Inner, inward, inside. secular, worldly ,human, what pre-
?!**(& lonu, s. Making in the inflex. vails amongst, or is familiar to,
Sing. er*$ loni, The interior, or mankind. WB&&> laukikudu, s.
inside. secular, as opposed to a spiritual

er*-£&> lopadu, v. n. To submit, or man ; one of the secular, as op-
yield. e^sSesoSb loparratsu, e\ a. posed to the regular* or religious
To reduce within one's power. brahmans.
<2T*s$&» lopamu, s. Rejection, cutting

off in general, especially used as a" va, The forty -fifth letter, and thir-
a grammatical term, for dropping
tieth consonant, in the Telugu al-
letters, syllables, &c.
phabet.
er*Sa lopala, 5. Making in the in-
ssosf vanka, $. Crpokedness, tortuo-
flex. Sing. er*sSD lopali, -The
sity. 2. A side, quarter, or direc-
or interior the inner, or
inside, ;
tion. 3. A watercourse. 4. Pretence.
inwarcl part. adv. Inside, within, 5. Blame, adj. Crooked, tor-
postpos. Within, among. .
tuous, twisted. tfoS'sSr-kew vanka-

er^sftw lobhamu, 5. Covetousness, matalu, lit. Crooked words, Irre-
avarice, er^Spsî&o lobhitwamu, s. levant expressions. 7r>tfo£&r»&>
Covetousness, parsimony. sr*p 16- navankatsiidu, Look towards me.
bhi, s, A covetous man ; a miser. £>£ $q$ tallivanka, The mother's
Sctf-Vantsa 421 sfo*S- Vanti
side, "^ô bbss o^XSm netturuvanka- So-tftf, Sc-^tfafo) van china, van-
gattui Blood to flow, like water chanamu, Delusion, trick, de-
s.
in a watercourse. ceit, cheating, fraud. Xotf&eh

sSoS'tf vankara, adj. Crooked, tortu- vanchakUilu, s. A rogue, cheat,
ous, twisted, uneven, s. Crooked- deceiver, knave, or impostor. so£>
ness, a bend or curve. 2. Blame. van chit amu, adj. Tricked,
e£sfo>
3. A fault
deceived, cheated, so -©oik van-
sffoS'fS^tfxeo vankasannamula, &
chintsu, To deceive.
plu, A species of paddy.
So-s-°c*6 vankaya, s. The vegetable So-iSb vantsu, v. a. vide softo-tfo
usually at Madras termed Brin- vangintsu, Under, sjo^j vangu, 2.
jal; the egg plant, or Solanum To pour.

melongena. So'S vanche, 5. vide 2j<5 odi, No. 2.
Sol vankl, s. An armlet of a waving
Cooking, or dressing,
So£o vanta, s.
form, worn by Hindoo females.
food. 2. Any thing cooked, dress-
Sol vanke, s* vide a,ol onke.
ed, or prepared. 3. Dried dung of
scX vanga, adj. Of or belonging to
cows, &c. ? used as fuel.
the Brinjal, or egg plant, s. A crop Sckoaoex) vantayillu, s. A kitchen.
of that plant.
Sokes' >_. vantalakka,A cookmaid.
SoX&sSao vangadamu, s. A family, or
Soto«r*^vantavadu, s. A cook. so
race.
So^Seaogo, #0b§b vantacherruku
SoX&sfco vangasamu, s. vide s. soS"
saruku, s. Fuel.
s&o vamsamu.
So&> = s5m vantakamu, s. Food, victu-
So Kb "v an gu,To bend down, or
v. n.
als, boiled rice.
stoop. 2. To become low, or hum-
ble. softooSb vangintsu, v. a. To SofeB vanti, adj. In composition only,
bend or make crooked to cause ;

affixedand not preceeding the
to stoop. 2. To humble, lower, or word with which it is connect-
reduce. soX"5>&», soX~^c&o vane;a- ed. Such, like. tt'So*5 navauti,
pettu, vangaveyu, To force to Such as me. ci&3So*3 etu vanti

stoop, or bend. What like ? wk^sotS atu vanti,
so*S\ so-tfsSw vantsa, vantsamu, s. Such as that, like that- s^&osots
The ace, in dice. ituvanti, Such as this, like this.

tfoSTtfx-Vanisaniii 422 tftf-Yaga
3Sc£& van d ii v. a. To cook ; to dress, cle, or genealogical history, ssc^

or prepare, food. sSo&o-i& vandin- »?> vamsavali, s. Genealogy, ssotf
tsu, v. Gaus To cause to cook. &c. %&e- vamsakarta, s. The original
ssotf vanta, s. Vexation, grief. progenitor of any race.
sJo&'Sccfo vantaveyu, v. a.To direct, s5r-2>$>, ssrfr-. vaka-vakha, vakka,
or cast, the eye, in a wanton Numeral, vide &§" oka.
manner ; to glance wantonly.
#§ex> vakil n, s* An agent, ambassa-
ssosk vantu, s. A share, or portion. dor, or representative.
2. A turn by rotation.
s>?fk_ vakka, 5. Areca nut. 2. A bit.
s$a"§tf vantena, .?. A bridge/ or piece, of any hard substance. ss
xots vanda, s. A hundred.
^k_er>§bex> vakkalakulu,Areca nufc
sso£tfs&a vandanamu, 5. Obeisance and beetle leaf ssg^Do-db vakka-
to a brahman, or superior, by lintsu, v. a. To split, or break, in
touching the feet, &c. reverence, ;
pieces.
worshipping, adoring respect, •,
ssr^-cavkkaria, s. videt^y^ziokk^r^.
civility.
s3'k_tf&o vakkaramu,s. vide # sTs5*>
#o stf vandara, 5. A piece, fragment, vakramu. 2. vide ss s'Ssfra vaktra- «/
or bit.
mu.
tfotfb, tfosbtfb vandu, vanduru, v. n.
vakkanintsu, v. a.
tf-5-*k_t3oo5b
To grieve, to be sorrowful or okkanintsa-
Zj-3^_ {3o-l5b
vexed.,
x^j&n vakramu,«cy. Crooked,awry,
tfojsfetfc vandurn, s. Sorrow, grief,
distorted, curved,bowed, bent. 2.
vexation.
Cruel, malignant, xrôtfb vakrin-
sTo$ vampu, s. Crookedness a
;
tsu, e>. rc. The planets to move in
bend, or curve. e£e>sSo«&e>D talavam- an irregular course.
pulu, lit. Bendings of the head, XX vaga, s. Melancholy, grief, vexa-
Disgrace. tion. 2* Foppish gestures. 3. A
#o<rs5M vamsamu, 5. Race, lineage, sort, or kind. 4. Manner, mode,
family, extraction. % A. bamboo. 'way, means. sstf-s-*&>, #Ker°2& va-
sSo-sr^Qs- vamsanarti, s. A rope, gakaclu, vagaladu,s. A fop. tfXer*
orbamboo, dancer. zSQfp>&rtd\&i6x> & vagaladi, s. An affected female;
vamsanucharitramu, s. A chroni- a coquette.

tfafc^-Vatstsu 423 Xkx-V&itvi
»Xt6 vagatsu, v. n. To grieve. 2. continue to send, eA^&ca-o&is-tfb*'

To ponder, or consider. ssxj^.vaga 3babhashavanikivatstsunu,He un-
pu, s. Grief, affliction. derstands that language, lit. That
To be language to him comes. Ôcxfioo
sJX"3/fo vagadegu, 0. ^. final-
ly settled, or decided. Ôo-^ ^g'SosSe^^&itfakvai ibiyyam-

vagadentsu, <v. a. To decide, or okasamvatsaranikivatstsunu, This
rice will last (lit. Will come
.settle, finally. ) for
s$X& vagaru, s- And adj. vide 2o»Xdb

a year. ^§2^ ollikivatstsu^zt.
To come to the body, To be sick-
ogaru.
S52T 1
vadza, 5. Deduction, subtrac-
S)K*fc\ vagartsu, v. n. vide 2oK"db\ o-
tion.
gartsu.
ss^sSm vajramu, s. A diamond. 2. A
ss-^tfs&a vachanamu,6'.Speecli, speck-
thunderbolt; the weapon of In-
ing. 2. A sentence, dictum, or
dra. sJ^^s^tfoa vajradehamu, A
aphorism. 3. Prose. sô-tfo, tf£)
strong constitution of body.
omot5o vachintsu, vachiyintsu,.? a.
tf^sSw, s>gtfsxx> vajramu, vajjiramu,
To say, to speak.
s. Glue.
S5n5bv vatstsu, v. «. To come., 2. To ssaoifc vatintsu, v. n. To starve.
arrive, happen, or occur, sssfc^ £k> tfa> vattamu, s. Premium to the
vatstsunu, And -cr»& radii, The receiver, and discount to the
third persons neuter of the affir- payer, or profit and loss respective-
mative and negative aorists of }
ly, by exchange.
this verb, are respectively added, 2?<3 Empty,
vatti, adj. void, blank,
as auxiliaries, to the infinitive of plain, bare. 2. Useless. 3. False,
any verb, to denote liberty, or the untrue. 4. Mere, quite. &&c&»%)
want of it may or may not. 76sx>
;
vattiyavu, s. A dry cow. ss^-^to
~£s&-<r>& nenucheyaradu, I may
vattikalu, s. The shinbone-. eâsj
not do. Any
part of this verb,
when affixed to the present verbal, t5 es»\tf adivattidabbara, That is
participle of another, gives to the a downright falsehood.

action expressed by that partici- s5fco vattu, v. n. To be drained, or
ple the meaning of long habit, or
dried up. s. Drying up, or drain-
continuance. acro&ôSj^TT ;*"^
ing. 2. The joining of two pieces
nn'rupampiaturavalenii, You must of wood. 3. Ail adjixrationi
&&s:-Vadapa 424 srS-Vaddi '
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SirôS'^ vatnalakarra, 5. A pole, I

green gram, split and soaked in
on which sacks of grain, &c. Are |
water, with salt, pepper, assafoe-
carried. tida, &c.
55,^0 tf vatrana, s. Roundness. a" .&>. » |
£&zr*a&> vadapoyu, v. a. To strain,
vatrani, arf?. Round. or filter.
s$,k>,"s>4*> vatrapettu, ?;. a. To mind> 1
ss&sko<§ vadamudi, s. A name of Bhr

regard? or evince respect. ma, the second of the Pandu prin-
#£ys£»vatramu,s.A purse for beetle ces.
leaf, &c. ss&eo vadalu,'*;. n. To fade, or wither.

sy.fl'ejo vatrillu, v. n. To be agree- g&$, oS&$) vadavu, vaduvu, s. Man-
able, or pleasant. ner, mode.
^j^). va?ruvu,vatruva, «cZ/>
s» ss £*>,£>
ss& vadi, s, Quickness, rapidity, brisk-
Round, circular, tf'^^tfoS, tf^ ness, sharpness. £. Severity, vio-
&,& vatrUvusudi,vatrusudi, s.The lence. 3. vide z>& odi, No. 2. 4-
y # & .o-&> vatrintsu, 0. a.

letter vide c*6& yati, No. 2. ss&Kv?r>z&
To make round, or circular. vadigalavadu, A clever, quick, or
#£ vada. s. The hot or land wind. brave man.

2. A sort of cake. £&ossar«e£ vadiyapota, s. Filtering,
s5&j ss&ceS-S'fcw vada, vadiya-kattu, straining.
v. a. To filter, or strain. tfcaotfoa vadiyu, v. n. To drip down.
sS&Sb vadaku, s.The northern point. 2. To be expended.

ss&& vadaku, v. n. To tremble, or ss&^<y, s^Sêj vadisala, vadisala, s.
shake. The weapon termed a sling.

x&Kodk) vadagandlu, s. plu. Hail. z$ik&> vadukuj v. a. To spin.
ss&>fo vadugu, s. vide &*£tfos5tfs5*>

ss£fir*ex> vadadolu, s. A leathern
worn by huntsmen. 2. A upanayanamu, 2. vide gbotgo va-
dress,
leathern rope, used by the toddy tudu.
drawers. ss&, ss& vaddi, vaddf, s. Interest on
£&-&•&$ vadapappu,s'.A sort of mess, money.s&%ss& vaddikivaddi,Com-
prepared from the grain termed pound interest.
ss sex- Vadalu 425 «5c5-Vadha
s<2oifc vaddintsu, v- a. To serve up sS8®c-&-35a8o-£&,^£ew\Vadalintsu-va
a meal ; to place food before one. dilintsu, vadaltsu, v. a. To slack-
Distribution of en, loosen, untie, or liberate. 2.

ss ££ vaddana, s.
To cause to expend.
a meal. vadine, vadiniya.
55813, tfaftcsfi 5.
?s& i&*&>, sf £oft vadlavadu,vadlanm,

The daughter of a mother's brother
5. A carpenter. or of a father's sister, if older than
s5ô vadlu, 5. «/#. Padd}-. one's- self. 2, The elder sister of a
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wife, or husband ; or an elder
s5ra&, 55?30§b vanaku, vanuku, v.n.To brother's wife.
tremble, or shiver.*. Tremor trem- sJeSbe>o vadi.lu, adj. Loose, slack, v.u.
-
bling, shivering, #$§0^ vanikin- & a vide s5«ô vadalu.

tsu, v. a. To shake ; to cause to oS&voV& vadulukonu, v. a. To
tremble. abandon, or relinquish.
asslecsfco vanijyamu, s. Traffic, trade, 55 tf vadda, postpos* vide 2o& odda.
commerce, 5526 vaddu, A corrupted form of
a' D vatti, s. The wick of a lamp, or s5«ycfc, 35e)35& valadu,valavadu, The

candle, -aotfjg) ss 8 mainapuvatti, third person neuter of the ne-
s. A wax candle, -g-etf^ss & kara gative aorist of the verb 5500200
valayu Affixed, as an auxiliary,
pn vatti, A seton? when applied to ;
to the infinitive of another verb,

a sore.
it denote's obligation or necessity
s>^ vatsa, s. A child. negative of it's action, must not ;
but having rather an imperative,

s5fy ska vatsaraniu, 5. A year.
than an indicative meaning; it
5S£tf>, s5efc& vadaru,vaduru, z>. ». To may generally be translated Do
prattle, or not, do'nt. -*rss& ravaddu, Do'nt
chat. 2. To grumble-
s»is«)2y*d5' vadarubotu, s. A chat- come, sr, &&*%.& varupovaddu,
\
terer. s5s&ex> vadarulu, s. #£#. They must not go. Used indepen-
Tattling, babbling, dently by itself, it may be often
translated No it is not necessary,
;
sstfexi, sjzsbew vadalu, vadulu, v. ?i.To or required I do not want it, &c.
;
become loose, or grow slack. 2. 55 £ vadha, s. Murder, killing. sr$

To be expended, as money, v. a. •&, 35 9a»oa5bvadhintsu, vadhiyin-
To quit, give up, or renounce. fcsu, v, a. To murder, or kill.
5-4
afcootf-Vayiria 42G sstftf-Varasa
stiff* & vadhiiti) ,9. A young woman. ssS vara, $. A term, or limit, sstfgo,
5>e^&> vadhyudu/'s. A man deserv-
***&*&, varaku, varakunnu, Un-
ing of death.
til, till, to, up to.
x>#s*», sfSczx) vanamu, vanambu, s.
stf vara, s. A scabbard, or sheath.
A forest, or wood. 2. A grove, or vide 2oea orra. s>tf2$r>atf>o varaduyu,
garden. 3. Water.
To unsheath, or draw, out of the
#£& vanaru, v. n- To grieve, or be
scabbard.
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afflicted, s. Melanchoty, grief.

^S& varaku, adv. Until, vide T. s>s
sss>e£ vanita, s. A woman.
vara.
tfôds, ssis^ vanniya, vanne, s.
sstfX©o-& varagalintsu, v. *z. To
Colour. 2. The
lustre of metal, or
ge?> ;
s. 3. Affected airs, or gestures. shine, or glitter.
adj. Coloured, painted. ^"^^2 sstf&>e>o varatalu, s. plu. Lumps of
vannekatte, s- An affected female, dried dung.

a coquette, ssis^ -sêfo vannekadu, sstftf varada, s. A torrent, or flood.
s, A fop, or coxcomb. ssisôêwflb sstf$, ss&sg) varapu, varupu, s. A

vannelapulugu, <: The pheasant. drought, or want of rain.
lit. The painted bird. ssSsSco varamu, s. A boon, favour
sssfctf s$>3 vamanarnu, $. Vomiting. blessing, or supernatural gift ; es-
ss^vammu,<X(i/.Of no effect,useless.
pecially granted by a deity, or
brahman, adj. Best, excellent."
ssobs&j ssdtS^S vayasu, "vayassu, .?.
tftfso varalu, s. plu. The large cir-

Age, time of life. 2. Puberty,
cular rings of.burnt earth sunk
youth. soastfoSw vayasthuclu, 5. A
in a' small well, to prevent the
man in the prime of life. £o&Zq earth from falling in.
vayasya, s- A female friend- ssass
astftf varava, s. A channel of supply,
&!&!&> vayasyudu, .5. A friend, or *to an artificial lake.
contemporary. sstf$ varavu, s. Income, profit, pay.
#gb&*0 vayali? s- A car, or chariot. ##$£& varavu du, s. A servant, astfjg)
^coo^sSso vayinamu, s. The particu- feorfeo varavutamu, s. Service.

lars, any thing. sScoo
or detail, of ss&tf varasa, 5. A line, or row. 2.
ti ^w7v» vayinamuga, gû. At large; Order, arrangement, 3. Relation-
narlicularlv ; in detail. ship. 4. A gift presented by a
sfos-tf-Varnana 427 SMO-YaiTlTl
procession of relations. 5. turn A g&sr&xi varnamu, s. A tribe, class,

by rotation. 6. A time, as once, caste, or order. 2. Colour, hue,
twice, &c. The order
tint. 3. or arrangement
55^^€-sj-d?, sstfsrca varaha-vara, va-
of a song, or poem. 4. A musical
rahani, 5. The gold coin termed mode. 5. A letter of the alphabet.
a pagoda.
sSe£sr-§'s»a va rtakam u, s. Traffic,
ss 5 vari, s. Paddy.
varintsu, variyintsu,
trade, commerce. 2. A
horse's
8oo5b)55 80000 -do
sS
hoof. 3. A sort of quail. s5&s-§oSk
v. a. To desire, wish for, or covet.
phi. vide sSo^sSm
vartakudu, s. A merchant, or
seiâo varigelu, s.
trader.
e>o varakamulu.
3$££-s*r»tf»Sw vartamanamti, s. News,
ss&fib varugu, 5. Vegetables, or fruit,
intelligence, information; intima-
preserved in a dried state^ 2. tion, notice. 2. In grammar, the
Leaning, or inclining to one side, present tense.
v. n. vide z>KT& oragu. N
3S8s-o-*Sa-5S9E-e» , sSlfcroo vartintsu-

dam, CO
S)&2» varudzu, s. The ridge, or
vartilu, vartillu, v, n. To act, or
dividing one irrigated piece of
behave. 2. To be going on, in a
ground from another. state of action.
sJSbdb varudu, s. A hasband. 2- A
A son-in-law.
35&.£-sSm varshamu, s. A year. 2»
bridegroom. 3.
vide xtirs varasa,
Rain, sslxs-o-db varshintsu, v. n.
S&3 varusa, s. s>tf>
»#-** varusaga adv. Regularly, in

To rain. tf s&s-sSotfBavarshopalaniu,
Hail. sszLs-tSxi&Qcs&i varshamu-

good order.
XX &*> vargamu,*. A class, or tribe. kuriyu, Rain to fall. 3Ssxs-s$»-3
% '
A multitude of similar things. Scc$»yarshamuveiiyu,Rain to stop.

3. A chapter, or section. s'ktfsSS *5<x> ss&& varradu, s. An old jackal.
kattuvargamu, s. A dress, or suit ss"ea^, 55&5c$ varrata, varrada, s.
of clothes.
Flood, deluge, torrent, or inunda-
Seas-tf, stosr-tfsSw varnana, varna-
tion.
namii, s. Praise, panegyric. %
ssoatx) varralu, v. n: To shine.
Describing, expatiating, explain-
ing, pointing out qualities, or ex-
s5^ Yarrra, s. A pungent taste.
cellencies. sSsSs-ooSb varnintsu, v. Sew varrru, s. A heap, or quantity.
a. To praise, or describe. adj. Much,

-Valauiu 428 s>ai-V^ ilipe
s5"e» vala, s. A net. a'a-ioaoo, Ltio va-

cs
s$e>s&»9 valamuri, s. The conch of
la-veyu, odcln. To throw, or cast, Vishnu.
a net. ssoo&sSdo valayamn, .?. A bracelet, or
3S00& valanti s. A clever, or skilful, armlet. 2. An inclosure.
person. ssvosv valayu, v. a. To wish, want,
sJe>"^8sJK'£x> valakarivagalu, s. plu. desire, or. covet. ss"3sfc, ssasâ va-
The airs, or gestures, of an affect- lenu, valasinadi, The third person
ed female. of the past tense, and ss<ycc&;&
£<d1C& valagonu, To surrouud, v. a. valaynnu, The third person of

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or encompass to walk round.
; the affirmitive aorist, of this verb,
ssej-vfo valatsu, v. a. To love. v. n. To
are affixed, as auxiliaries, to the
infinitive of any verb, to denote
smell, or emit perfume, swô^ obligation, or necessity, without
valapintsu, v. Caus. To cause to reference to any particular time,
love. and may be translated by the
Xo& valadu, vide #&> vadd'u. English word must.
£v$ valana, postpos. vide 35 o valla. #e>-cP2?> valaradzu, s, A name of
sssysS valanu, s. An expedient, stra- Kama, the Hindoo Cupid. zs&ir>
tagem, method, manner. 2. Beau- 2»7&r2& valaradzusudu, s. Siva j
ty, excellence. as his enemy.

tfasSfy valapala, s. Making in the in- sJcjsSe>5Sj2&\, s5e)S5e)er>2& Valavalayed-
Hex. Sing. sjosss, sseâ valapali, tsu, valavalaladn, v. n. To weep
valapati, The right side. or cry, very violently, or loudly.

sjotf valasa, s. The fleeing, or re-
Xv-A® valapali, adj- Right, #e)£k>
moving, of people from their
valapata, adv.' On the right side.
homes, from fear. sswtf-^ctfa, &•*;£
z5t)Zv%vs valapalagilaka, s. The
valasa-tiyu, povu, v. n. People
letter g- which is always Written their homes, from
to flee from
on the right side of the syllable fear,
before which it is pronounced. .
ss© vali, adj. Cold. cool. s. Cold, ss©

valapu, s. Love, affection,
zs <y^>
©^ valitippa, .9, The snowy? or
fondness. 2. Smell, fragrance. Himalaya, mountains.
s5e)«x» valamu? s. Size, dimension. 2. 35 valipenms.Open texture,
©*&/&» of
v
BignesSj fatness adj. Big, fat. cloth, etc. •
5515,^ -Vaiietra 429 PM-Vasulu
35<W*SX>
sSdcSo valiyu, v. a. To love, 55?^) valavu, s- Manner, mode, me-

s$-<yo& vaiuku, v. Wi vide z,ex>§b oluku. thod- 2. Expedient, stratagem- 3.
valuda, adj. Great, big. s. vide z*$$) olavu.

ssex>tf
Greatness, Bigness. s&*r»2&,

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ss§6
IV)
55 -53* ...
&> valluvadu, val-
s5ex>s5 valuva, s. A cloth. luvavadu. 5. A man of a caste,

among the parias, or outcasts,
5513 vale, adj. Like, resembling, si-
superior to the rest of that tribe,
milar- and considered as priests.
va-
j
ss"3s& valenu, vide Under, stoctfo

; 55rs5c» vasamu, s. Possession, custo-
layu.
dy, charge. 2. Subjection, submis-
ssers valna, postpos. vide ssatf valana.
sion- 3. Authority, supremacy. ss§
sre, valla, postpos. By, by means of,
S'tfrotfaa vasikaranamti, Subduing,
with, from. 5. Stratagem, expedi-
Convenience, adj. Conveni- overpowering, or obtaining pos-

ent. 2.
session of, by charms, drugs, or
ent. 2. Possible, are^CS valla-
i incantations.
malina, «$. Impossible. 2. Much,
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sS'Tesko vasyamu, adj. Dependent on'
excessive, large.
tfo -r-efe vallakadu, s. Making in humbled, overpowered.
"the inflex. Sing. sSe^T**3 vallaka- ss?Sqs£s5» vasantamu, s. Water, mix-
ti, A cemetery, or place for burned with turmerick and fine lime.
ing, or burying, the dead. i
55^8 vasati, s. A house, dwelling,
s5o & valladi, & Misfortune, evil- 2.
or residence. 2. An allowance •
Plunder, booty. pay- adj, Commodious, agreeable.

s5e) o-i5b vallintsu, v> a- To learn, or sstf&» vasamu, s. vide ss-rsko vasama-
no
get by heart ; to repeat from me- s^êr vasala, s, One piece of w ood, T
mory. joined to another.

5>15 valle, adv. Yes ôod,well,
° ;
right,
no s5-Sr°TT° vasara, s. A veranda.
&c, expressing approbation, or
consent, s. Repeating from me- s5& vasi, 5. A thorn. 2. A spike.
mory, or learning by heart. ssftonSb, s5&c»oo-&> vasintsu, vasiyin-

5515 "eT\&> valletradu, s. A noosed tsu, v. n. To dwell, reside, or
lodge.
rope ;
a noose. ss]3 ,-g^ 2&-zy«ex^
vaUetradudalpu.s. Varuna, whose 55&pe>o vasulu, s. Collection, acquis

weapon is the noose- tion.
;
ID -Vale ill 430 w»-&-Vatsu
8>#o$ vastuvu, s. Thing, article, •5T>&, •sr'Sb^ vaku,vakku, s, A word.

matter, substance. 2. Natural dis- 2. Speech. ot^&w^sSm vakpatu-
position, essential property, na- twamu, s. Elegance of speech- -st*
g\sr6cB5£x> vaksahayamu, Verbal
ture, essence.
recommendation. s^y( ^tfwvagda
ss tf^sfco vastramu, s. Cloth, clothes,
ttamu, A promise, lit. That which
raiment, estf^sj tfStfao annavastra-
isgiven by word.
equ, Food and raiment, sj ?s^*7^l> <ep>7P>oSsfc>3 vagvadamu, s. A verbal
s£s63o vastragalitamu, s. ^training dispute, or altercation an argu- ;
ment. *j-»2êjs6e» vajnmulamu, 5,

any powder, through a dry cloth.
x
A deposition.
#gr*o-&, s$Sj-°a»o-& vahintsu, vahi-
sr^cs&a vakyamu, s. A sentence. 2.
yintsu, v. a. To bear, support, or
A rule, or aphorism.
sustain. ? 53-* XX vagara, s. A painting brush.
35^ vahf, 5. A book ; an account sT'X^sfea vagallamu, s. The circle
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book. round a thrashing floor.
•r°7fo vagu, s. An army. 2. A torrent,
or^current, of water, v .w.To sound.
•sr> va, *. The mouth. v. «. To* chatter, or prattle.
spo'lfc vantsu, 9. a. To bow down •st»"7? vage, The rein

5. of a bridle.
o^-s'rsSM vachakamu, s. Reading
to bend.
fluently.
sr> o^ vanchha, s- Wish, desire. 2.
o^-S'fedo^ vatsarratsu, v % a. lit. To
Love, attachment. 5r»o-ô-i5i> vau-
beat the mouth. To beg alms. In-
chhintsu, To desire, long, or wish.
dian beggars, or complainants,
"srôS vanti, .«?. Vomiting. often beat the mouth, with a loud
s^S vaka, 5. A river. cry, to attract attention.
•so^tf vakara, 5. lietching to vomit. sp>^r e»2& vachaluduj

>
s. A talkative
man.
vide ^§"5o -do okarintsu.
oTârss** vachikamUjS.News, tidings,
•sy^SI) v&kili, s. Making in the inflex.
intelligence,
Sing. sr%a vakiti, A door. 2. The o^-ift vatsu, v. n. To swell. 2. To
threshold. •s^lfeSUoS'ex) vakitilen- have a longing, or desire for. v.a.
kalu, s.plu. Porters, door-keepers. To sound.
.^b-Vadu 431 sytf-Vaaa
*r> :
&r>& vatsura, s. The eaves of a often formed by adding this word
to the inflexion of a substantive
house.
noun Qo&?r>&) intivadu, lit.
; as
•srtssf), «p^\ vajibf, vajbf, adj. Just,
He of the house. The house-owner.
expedient, proper, right, reason-
able.
•pr>sr»&> navadu, My man, relation,
or servant.
BP&>s5*3 vatamu, 5. Convenience. 2.
Means, expedient, %r»teS2& vata-

us* & vadu, v. n. To wither, or fade.
v. a- To make use of. 2. To talk,
padu, To be usual, customary, or
convenient. speak, or tell, -sr-^br^so vadukonu,
sr>fe5, -syfeSrv^ti, vatika,*. A garden, v. Comp. To make use of, for one's
own
benefit. 2. To be generally
or orchard.
talked, or spoken of; to be the
sr>& vada, s. A street. 2. vide £,£ common talk.
oda. ^p.fig'toa vadakattu, A street, •sr>& The actual cautery. 2.
vata, s.
or range of nouses. The mark which it produces.

s^g-T^S vadagali, s. Wind, blowing •smiles vaterra, s. The lower lip. lit
m
from some point intermediate The skreen of the mouth.
between the four cardinal points
5r>2Sj6oo vadamu, s> Discourse, disser-
of the compass.
I
tation, discussion, dispute, argu-

w& vadi, s: Sharpness, as applied
ment. tf?So^>c5sS» rasavadamu, Al-
to weapons or instruments, adj.
chymy. lit Mercurial dispute.
Sharp. ^Sêsb vadichedu,To be-
come blunt. ^&s&K2& va*dimaga- sr>a vadi, s. A plaintiff, or complai-
nant.
du, s. A brave, or valiant man.
sr^r, «^S"i vadika, vadike,s. Prac- 5r»e>on5b vadintsu, v. a. To argue,
tice,experience. 2. Habit, custom. debate, dispute, or discuss.

3. Use. adj. Customary, usual, o^>*es*», 0^*3 as* vadyamu,vaddemu,
habitual. 2. Versed in, experi-
s. Any musical instrument. 2-
enced in. 3. Used, made use of.
Music.
s^^b vadu, pro. He, that man. This
?r><S vana, s. Rain. adj> Rainy. «r>#
is the masculine remote demon-
strative pronoun of the third per- -tr&o vanapamu, s> lit A rainy
son. Nouns, denoting the agent,are shake- The common red earth
coa^-Vavkl.'i 432 «r»Qo'^b-Varintf
worm. ^n-tfXb5oa£o vanaguriyu^.w. -sr°oeooS$'oXs$xew vayuviiangamulu,

To rain. o3^?5"3Doa^ vanaveliyu; s. plu. A sort of medical plant,
To stop, or cease, raining; used as a vermifuge.
•sr>tftfs5ao v^naramu, s. A monkey, or 5r>ccfcoc& vayuvu, s. vide sr'&sko, va-
ape.
tamu. $y>G&>$)ro & vayuvukonu, To
•5r>s5b vanu, p. a. To create- be flatulent. sr*o$»& x%s&>o& va- )
kp> $$> vapu, s- A swelling, or protube-

yuvupattemandu, Medicine which
rance, s^^-ftofrvo vapudevulu, sm
dissipates flatulency.
Dropsy.
oT*tf vara, s. A bundle of thread,
-srÊg) vapovu, v. n- To cry aloud.
for weaving, containing eight
2. To chatter or talk icily.
Panjams. 2. Variance, difference;
•sr*£o vami, s. A
heap of straw- esnecially in accounts. 3. A side,
-xp>o35tf j6m vayanainu.s. Sweet meats, or corner, adv. Aside.
or cakes, the eating of which is or* tfg' varaka, adv. Constantly,
no breach of a religious fast-
continually.
«r°css£3fo> vayasamu, s. A crow, *r»oc&
o3-°tf5fs$a> varakamu, s. vide G- tis^b
^xr>B vayasar^ti, It's enemy, > takavi.
the owl. varadi, Tendency.
«r>tf& s.
•scpooo Making in the iuflex.
vayi? s.
eT'^^b varadu, v. a. To quit,
Sing. *n>8, vati, The mouth. 2.
abandon, or leave off.
The edge of any cutting instru-
sr-tiri varara, adv. Fairly, well,
ment. 3- Such a quantity of grain
as a mortar can contain at once. i
agreeably:
In this last sense, the inflexion is sptfipg' varapaka, s. The veranda?
regular.
or portico, of a house.
5^cooo-& vayintsu, v. a. To beat,
varamu, s. A day of the
sr»tfs5oo
sound, or piay upon any musical
week. 2. A multitude, or quantity.
instrument, except wind instru-
ments, to which is applied the 3. A time ; as 'once, twice, &c.
verb. &&&> uclu, p. v. 2. To beat, •s^-câ varadi, a. vide xo~&tS vantena.
or give blows. varmtsu, v. a. To drive

sr»eoifc
w-*o»-cr» vayida, s: An instalment, away. 2. To defend, or ward off
or term of payment. to guard* 8. To prevent, or oppose.
EJosSb-Valutsu 433 l&rVi
•sr»8e9 variria, s. A leathern cable. tt»v ofeS valganti, s. A" woman having
sr>dtd»>b> varinapita, s. A piece of '
large, or long eyes. «
stick, used in fixing the yoke to -sr>Z) vavi, s. Relationship, -5r«£)«£*£o
the plough. vavitappu, To commit incest, lit'
»p& varu, s. A leathern belt, or To neglect relationship.

strap, v. n. To be strained of sr>£9 vaviri, adj. Very much. 2.
water, as applied to boiled rice. Frequently.
v. a. To strip, or cut off? the edge
of palm leaves. 2. To heap up.

5T*$$<6x> vavuramu, s. Ahorse.
varuvamu, s. A horse.
vr»tf& vasana, s. vide »r>"S>tf vasena.
sr>tfbsSsSx>
o3^^, *r>& vasi vasi, adj. Better,
•5T**fc\, «r>&T& vartsu, varutsu, v. a.
To wait for. 2. To strain off the either in health, or as to quahMy;

water from boiled rice. 3. To preferable, s. Preference. ??»&&$)
offer up daily prayers. «p»«o
i vasiavu, v.To be cured, s^^
n.
varpu, s. Straining rice as above. ctf» vasicheyu, v. a. To cure.
*r» tf varta, s. Tidings, intelligence, w^v^sSm vasagrihamu, s. A bed
news. 2. Conversation. &*j>zr>&> chamber.
vartaladu, To speak, or converse. sr»r5tf vas ana, s. Smell, odour,
•5F>X£&x> vardhakamu, s. Old age. fragrance, scent, flavour;- 2. The
2. An "assemblage of old men. present consciousness of past per-
*r»e>sSw valamu, A tail. s.
ception. isr>Xc$T$jT> :&) vasanatsutsn,
sr>zr*cx&&>o valayamu, adv. Always v* a. To smell ;
to try the smell.
constantly.
•sjrtfsScw vasamu, s. The rafter of a
sr»sx> valu, v. To bend, or incline
n.
building, -o^^^co&o vasapoyu, To
down. 2. To light down, or perch,
place the rafters on a building.
as a bird, &c. s. A sworcl. 2. A
slope, adj. Long. 2. Sloping. 3. |
o^-dro&o^c^&s vasabantravutu> s. A
Sharp. peoD or the lowest civil officer,
o3-»ew-&>, or*e»\ valutsu, valtsu, v. a.
nominated to superintend cultiva-
tion.
To slope? lower, or incline clown.
2. To wink, or shut, the eyes. ?.. sr-!o# vasena, s. A cloth cover, for
To place one thing mo as 10 slope, j
a jar, &e. ;
particularly that in
incline, or lean, against another. |
which rice is boiled by steam. -^
SoSf-Yinta 431 S)4r»QS-Vikyati
^gbz&tfaaex) vasenaku dumulu, So«b vindu, 5. An invitation to an

'
-Cakes prepared in steam. entertainment, or the entertain-

•sr»_gtfes5c» vastavyamu, adj. True, ment itself, 2. A relation either
male or female, Sotfbôebo vindu-
real. s. Reality, truth.
A vehicle, or cheyu To give an entertainmeut.
^s^tf&a vahanamu, s.
Sotfe§bS>oo-&> vinduknpilutsu, To
conveyance of any kind ; a carri-
&c invite to an entertainment.
age, car, horse,
sr»$r»?> vahini, $> An army, or force. &gtf&&»e>rt»ex> vikaranidulamulu, s.
2. A river. <Kr-Sr*£>ss& vahinipati, s. pho. The cross lower beams of

The leader of an army. a shelving roof.
srfro-vfc-aS'&eK), SSf&w vikasintsn,
vikasillu, vikasilu, v. v.. To blow,
© vi, p^- A Sanskrit particle, pre-
or expand, as a flower.
fixed to words of that language,
and implying, Certainty, ascer- a-ytfsdK) vikaramu, s. Change, trans-
tainment. &c. mutation,transforrrjation,alteration
CoX^sSw vingadamu, s. Separation, 2. Sickness, disease change from
;
parting. 2. Beauty. 3. A wonder.

a state of health. 3. Ugliness, adj.
adj. Separate, apart. SoK&oift,
Ugly. 2. Unnatural.
SoX'Poift vingadintsu, vingalintsu,
a>3\ «r»-^tfs5» vikritakaramu, adj-
v. a. To
separate, or divide. 2. "To
arrange, or put in order. Ugly, deformed, disgusting.
vintsu, p. «. To break. aSo^- vikku, v- n. To stretch out
&o-&
sosr»2fctf**» vijamara, vin- the limbs, as on- first wa tang.
So£-°ifctf.
& vikrayamu, Selling, ven"
5. A .chowri, the tail of
S'.c&sta) 5.
jamaramu,
the Bos granniens, used to whisk dmg. »,!§,€>> S>ôa33o&> vikreta,
&c.
off flies,
vikrayakudu, s. A seller, vender,
SofcB vinti. adj. Of or belonging to a
- or dealer.. »^ ooooifc vikrayintsu,
bow. vide aex> villu, &o&v& yin- v. a. To sell, a ~i .o&sSm vikreya-
tirasi, s. The sign Sagittarius, in
mu, adj. Vendible, saleable.
the zodiac.
S 4^0 9 vikhyati, s. Fame, celebrity,
•>o£ vinta, s. A 'Curiosity, or wonder.
wonderful, mar- notoriety. &qr>?3s$x>. vikhyatamu,
adj. Surprizing,
vellous', curious \ strange', foreign. adj. Famous, notorious, known.
S>S\a-Vitstsavi 435 &cl-Vidi
An impedi- ©&} vitstsu, v> n. To become open,

»^£6» vighatamu, s.
or hindrance a or loose to burst ; to be cracked,

ment, obstacle, ;
;
or broken, v. a. To open, or loosen;

pr ohib it ion. a ^ $ s&o "^ oboo vighata-
to untie-, to undo. ©•vSbxS'jS vitstsu-
mucheyu, To hinder or impede. katti, 5. A
drawn sword.
a^xsSw vighnamu, s. Hindrance^ vichcheyu, v.n. To come.
S^Kccfo
obstacle, impediment.
Investigation, &22G&&x> vijavamu, s. Conquest, tri-
a^tfra vicharana, s.
In-
umph, victory. aacBSsfc^ctfjo vija-
inquiry. a^tfs*» vicharaniu, s.
yamncheyu, To go. 2. To come.

vestio-ation. reflection. 2. Grief,
This phrase, of two such opposite
sorrow. meanings, is used only when
3^r 8c"t& vicharintsu,
3 I?. a. To in- speaking of the great.
vestigate, or inquire into to re-
; £e?\o$o-& vijrimbhintsu, v. a. To
flect. 2. To condole with to ;
unfold, or display.
console.
An &sr ,
;Stfskd vijnapanamu, s. An ad-
s^tfrt^sr- vicharanakarta, s.
dress, representation, communi-

inquirer, a superintendent.
cation, solicitation, or application.
&&**•&& vicharapadu To be
ss-"2>o*fr vinjapintsu, To repre-
;
sorrowful, s^-eo^) vicharimpu, sent, address, communicate, apply,

s. Inquiry, examination. or solicit.Thesetwô words are used
S-agsfcj vichitramu, 5. Anything with reference to the communi-
cation of an inferior, to a superior.
variegated, beautiful, or wonder-
ful, adj. Variegated, beautiful, or
S&tt 6 ^ vitak&du, s. A gallant or
lover.
wonderful.
a&£&3s5M vitatatamu, adj. Topsy-
atS\ vichcha, s. A small ball of
turvy.
thread.
aefoe> vidadala, s.. Release ; setting
a-S\«»a vitstsalavidi, adv. Accord-
at liberty,
ing" to one's own uncontrolled in-
s£ vidi, s. The cotton produced from
clination ; at will, or pleasure.
Dis-
one pod. & Time, opportunity, oc-
S>tf\ptf\tx> vitstsavitstsalu, s.
casion, adj. Unloaded, untied,
persion on all sides scattering
;
. loose. aaw&> vidibadu, v. n. To
about.
»J&£-Vifluda 436 ftWeotfo-Vidvamsu
setoff. 2. To break loose. a&7T» £*&&•», a£os*» videiuu. vidyamu/s.

vidiga, adv. At liberty, idlo, un- -yicZe a&cBSsto vidiyamu.
employed. a<5£r>tfs*» vidduramu, s. Obstinacy.
eo ...
&&««, a&sfcfc*) vididala, vidimattu, adj> Obstinate.
,9. A halting place. SSo&sfca vitandamu, s* Criticism ;
a&a vididi, s. A lodging, or tempo- refutation, subverting another'

rary residence. opinion, and establishing one's
a8s5a>& vidimudi, s. Wealth, riches. own.
J&&033x5» vidiyamu, 5. Beetle, with air a£ , vit&, -vita, adj. Useless,
areca nut, &c. vain-
a&oaco vidiyn, v. n. To reside, or air So vitaku, s. Being without mo-

halt. tion* s«r §o^^b vitakupadu,
e
v- ».
a£& vidu, v. n. To become loose, To become motionless,

slack, separate, or untied ;. to a &tf*w> vittanamu., s. seed." A
part, asSb-db viclutsu, v. a. To ©&> vittu, s. A seed. v. a. To sow.
loosen or slacken to untie, or ;
a ©0-& vittintsu, v. Caus. To cause
undo. 2. To leave, quit, relin-
to BOW.
quish, abandon, or give up. 3. To
aaSonfc-atfooy aa©oofc vidalintsu-
depart. 4. To shoot, or discharge.
P. n. To cease, or terminate. a& - vidaltsu, vidilintsu,?. a. To shake,
or beat out the dust fr©m any
2>o-tfb vidipintsu, v, Caus. To
thing. 2. To reject with anger.
cause, to loosen, fee. ; to release.
8£e, a "3 vidya, vidde, s. Science,
8&-S)~5)to3 vidichipettu, To leave
knowledge, learning. 2. A langu-
off, to quit entirely.
age, or tongue. 3. An art. 4. Jug-
&&F*£& vidanadu, v. a. To discharge, gling. &T3r*c§£- vidyai*thi,a<^'. De-
or dismiss. 2. To abuse ©&>$ Yif sirous of acquiring science, s. A.
dupu, Quitting, leaving 5 relin-

s. student. aacuêSo vidyaladu, To
quishing, abandoning. juggle ;
to play tricks of legerde-
a2&#_ a£££ viduta, vidata, s. In main.
composition. Time ; as, &gae&# a"WVo&>2& vidvamsudu, 5. A learn-
okaviduta, Once, &c ed man; a man of letters, a pundit.
£ôes?j vidudala, ,v- vide a&£«y vida- a-ar»<ô;6oTr>ex> vidvamsuralu, «• A
dala. i
learned woman.
,
a ;& -Vijiu 437 £>#29o-Vibhajm
S>£jfc» vidhamu, s. Manner? way> forms, however, as well as atfss&x
mode. 2. Kind, sort. £#£>£& vinavatstsu, vinabadu,

a#s vidhava, s. A widow. Used impersonally wT ith the dative
case, denote to be heard- tt»Sos
3$ vidhi, s. Bramha, the creator.
2. Destiny, fate, luck. 3- A sacred »l)o-£)oSnakuvitripinchindi,I have

precept, act, or rite, prescribed by heard.
the Vedas, effecting certain con- Ssfc© vinuti,s- Praise, commendation-
sequences. 4. A decree, order, or S);£8o\fo vinutintsu, To
v. a. praise,
command. 5. An act, or action.
orcommend.
»$o-i& vidhintsu, v. a. To order,
a*^r»««5oo vinodamu, s. Eagerness,
command, ordain, or prescribe. vehemence. 2. Play, sport, pas-
Stfg'a vinakari, s. Hearing, listening- time.
StfctfSska vinayamu, s. Humility, sup- Sr^x £#*&» vinnadanamu, s. Sorrow,

plication. 2. Mildness. 3. Reve- grief, affliction, as£s sr^ vinnabo
rence, obeisance. 4. Politeness, vu. To be sorrowful, or afflicted.
civility. a £^j6sSm vinnapamu, s. vide &&*-£$
S^r% a 73-* tt» vina, vinaga, adfc. With- vijnapanamu. atf^Sotfb,
s5oo.
3?^
out, except. STPoooo-db vinayintsu,
So^Jb vinnapintsu, vinnavintsu, e>.
v- a. To except, or excempt. a. To represent, address, or soli-

apj^rfw vinasamu, s.Buin, destruc- cit ; to make application.
tion, annihilation. & Disappear- SfSêaaka vinnanamu, s. Worth,
ance, loss. worthiness, adj. Worthy.
S>§, S£§a viniki, vini'kidi, s. Hear- ©(33^ vinnu, s> The sky.
i)
ing, listening. »-£8^k5m viparitamu, adj. Contrary

SSô-'X't&a viniyogamu- s> Giving, or opposite, reverse, inverse.
parting with, any thing, for a 5)*^ vippu, v. a. To untie, or loosen-
consideration, or in expectation of adj. Extensive, large.
some advantage. a^^b viprudu, s. brahman.A
£sa vinu, s. The sky. To In grammar, The
p. a. hear. Cf ? vibhakti, s.
as6nfc-£$g>oa$b, aso!)0\5b vinutsu- case of a noun-

vinipintsu, vinupintsu, v. Caus. Sjjrô-tfo vibhajintsu, v. a. To divide,
To cause to hear. The two latter share, or make a partition.
;
StfS-Virasa 438 aer^-Virodka
&##*&> vibhavamu, s. Substance, »tfs£*xk> virahamu, s. Separation

property, wealth, riches. parting, especially of lovers.
a^Ksfca vibhagamu, s- Share, part, 3-cp!fs$M viralamu, s. A tax, or im-

portion. a^5\o"-& vibhagintsu,tf.«. post.
To divide, or share. S-tr»S> virali, s. The pain of separa-
Ss5b^ vimars'a, s. Inquiry, investi- tion, from a husband, or lover.
gation, examination. Ss&eô-db 88 viri, s, A flower.

vimarsintsu, v. a. To investigate. sasS^S, aezr5 ^ viribodi, viriboni, s.
Ssfc^tfako vimanamu, s. A car, or A woman.

chariot, of the gods, sometimes ©9osao viriyu, v. n. To expand, or
serving as a seat or throne, and blow, as a flower to crack, as ;
at others carrying them through lime-stone, when burnt. tfe>a8o&

the skies self- directed, and self-
2S^& §*";$> talaviriyabosukonu, To
moving. 2. Any car, or vehicle.3.
A horse. 4. A
palace ; the palace wear the hair all dishevelled.
of an emperor or supreme mo- S&7& virugu, v. n.To break, or be-
narch. come broken- 2.*To be defeated.
£>cxfc>Qsko viyyamu, s. Connexion by 3. To curdle. &&•& virutsu, v. a.
affinity, or marriage. g>cs$e«&Ty*ex>
To break, or reduce, to pieces, 2.
viyyapuralu, s. The connexion of To kill, or destroy, as applied to
mothers-in-law to each other. & mercury when mixed, or amalga-
OSSOO&S& viyyankudu,s. The con- mated with other medicines. 3.
To counteracts applied to poison.
nexion of fathers-in-law to each
sa©^6» virichikattu, v. a- To
other. acsScsfcoab viyyamandu,To
pinion. a tfX5T*&» viragagottu, v. a.
become connected, by marriage.
To rout, or defeat.
atfK»2&viragabadu,tf.ra.To be^proud,
3&>fo2k virugudu, s. A remedy; a
or arrogant. StiTCwkxt viragabatu, counteracting remedy.
s. Pride, haughtiness. virodhamu, s. Enmity,
a8"*$>s5»
aff&tf viravira, s. Heat, ardour, in-
animosity. 2. Opposition, contra-
flammation. atfsSsSbsfc viravirama
diction. S. Prevention, hindrance.
nu, «. n. To be inflamed. '
SS"*$o-i5b virodhintsu, To oppose,

atftfsfea virasamu, s. Kupttire, or dis- withstand, or contradict. 2- To
agreement, among friends. prevent or hinder.

SocX-Villang'a 439 S^rViveka
£-&"*"$ virodhi, s. An enemy, or op. llangasuddhiga, Without any

ponent. the smallest claim. This is a
»e3s>, Sagaavirrivi, virrividi, s. Ex- phrase in bills of sale, transfer-
ring property without any the
tent, adj. Extensive, large.
smallest reservation, or future
£g£>?6 virrravigu, v-n. To be puffed claim.
up ; to be large, big, or proud. Sew, aewvillu, vilu, s. Making in the
Se)S)o^5b vilapintsu, v. n To lament ; iuflex. Sing- SofeS vinti, And in the
to be in grief, or affliction. nom. plu. So^b vindlu, A bow.
£e>s> vilava, s. vide *Se> vela.
SaxD-s^^b vilukadu, s. An archer,
SaSej^fewr*^, 3wg)<yer*£b vilavilaoÔ-
aew-cpft vilurasi, The sign Sagit-
ttukonu, vilavilaladu, y. w. To be
tarius. sj&(r 'Sto villekkubettu
convulsed,, or in convulsions.
&o&t*i6» vilakshanamu, adj. Other. To brace the bow. a^goâo^
villekkndintsu, To unbrace it.
2. Unprecedented, extraordinary.
sxyoStfc viluvidya, s. Archery.
Ser*3S<6s> vilapamu, s. Lamentation,
S)£tfsx» vivaramu, 5. Particulars, de-
weeping, grief, distress.
tails explanation, a descriptive
;
£>er*g>o-i$b vilapintsu, v, n. vide &e> account. &xdo& vivarintsu, v. a.
ô-ifc vilapintsu.
To particularize ; to describe.
Ser*;5sk» vilasamu, 5. One kind of
$ sr»2S} So3-»£o5m vivada, vivadamu, s.
feminine action, considered as A contest, dispute, or quarrel. 2.
proceeding from, and indicative litigation, a lawsuit.
of amorous sentiments change
of place> posture, gait, or look, on
;
&*r»^s53a vivahamu, s. A marriage,

the approach of the lover as, ;
or wedding-, matrimony, wedlock.
hiding at his approach, assuming 2)"^§'s5k> vivekamu, s. Discrimination,
a look of displeasure, &c. 2. Spor;t, judgment the faculty of distin-
;
pastime, play especially amor-

;
guishing things by their proper-
ous pastime, dalliance, wanton- ties, and classing them according
ness. to their real, not apparent, na-
ae»i5b vilntsu, v. a. To sell.
ture in the Vedanta system,
;
sexjsr viluva, s~ vide "Sa vela- it is applied to the power of sepa-
&e> d'jfsSw villamgamu, s. A claim, rating Bramha, or the invisible

or
spirit, from the ostensible world;
dispute. SCqOo oTCâiT' sarvavi-
truth, from untruth or reality, 5
&*^sxc-Viseshya 440 a&§c-Visikin
from illusion. a^sfoaH-iS-nr6 ^ vi- & #" j&sjoj visramamu, s. Rest* repose.
vekamutetstsukonu, One r
s-self to SfosSw visvamu, s. The universe, or
acquire this faculty.
world.
&"^ §a viveki, s. A person who has st'pSA) visvasamu, s. Trath, faith,
acquired it. &"^8o-i& vivekintsu,
confidence. 2. Kindness, favor.
To communicate to another the
vishamu,
«>sx.s5c>3 s. Poison, venom,
means of acquiring it.
virus. 2. Water.
8 £$£)o-ifo vivechintsu. v. a. To exer-
cise this faculty
2> &.«&&» vishayamn, s. An object of
; to discriminate,
to distinguish. sense as colour, form, flavour,
;
odour, and sound. 2.An object

JbtfExSM visadamu, adj. Pure, clear,
in general. 3. Respect, relation •
white ; evident, apparent, mani- in such phrases as, in, this respect,
fest, atfassw-tk visadaparratsu, in that respect. Postpos. Respect-
v. a. To explain, make clear, or ing, regarding.
manifest. a^ssfco yishadamu, s. Sadness,
s^^jfoo v i s a 1 a mu , adj. Great,
lowness of spirits, dejection.
stupendous, large ; spacious, ex-
StftfS'fcs, ££&>£«> visanakarrra, visa-
tensive, broad. ed c3
a*^Kxw»&3 vises h an amu, s. In rukarrra, s. A fan ;

a punka.
visamu, vide ssxjSwvishamu.
grammar, An adjective. stfs'ba s.
atftfc, a&tfb visaru, visuru, v. n. To

2)"^sx»5(» visesbamu, s. Distinction,
blow as the wind. v. a. To fan.
diiference. 2. In logic, the peculiar
attribute, predicabile proprium. 2. To grind. 3. To brandish or
H: Any thing extraordinary, or flourish about a sword, &c. 4. To
unusual. 4. Detail, particulars. 5.
shake or swing about in the wind.
A charitable, or virtuous, action.
&%&~£o&> visiriveyu, To sling, or
adj> Different, distinct. 2. Ex-
traordinary, unusual. '6. Much, throw from a sling.
great. 4. Charitable. a&§b, s;oc$ visuku, v i s u v u , s-
s"#l\o-&> viseshintsu, v. a. To state Fatigue, weariness, tiresomeness-

. in detail ; to particularize. v. n. To be fatigued, or tired.
»*^sxei6c» viseshyamu,s. In grammar, Sftlo-^b visikintsu, v. a. To tire, or
A substantive. fatigue.
igeaS-Vicliya 441 $~Vidhi
a £9— a Stf, a £-cr°3o vistari-vistara, a^b Yidu, s. A city. 2- An army.

vistaraku, s. A clish, or plate, In the former sense, it makes in
made of fresh green leaves, sewn the inflex. Sing. &a viti, «, a. To
or stitched together. quit, or relinquish, v. n. To be
a tfao-db— a #Qw, a tf6ex> vistarin- separated, loosened, or unfastened.
tsu-vistarilu, vistarillu, 0. n. To a&> vldu, pro. He, this man. This
extend, spread out, or expand. 2.
is the proximate demonstrative
To dilate. The first of these three
pronoun of the third person mas-
verbs is also used in an active
culine.
sense, in the two meanings al-
ready given ; and, also in that acS^V-fSo vidkonu, v. Comp. Of &&>
sense, denotes, to publish, or make vidu, q. v. To give up, leave,
public. quit or take leave, a^^jo^ vi-
S"£r°tfs5a> vistaramu, s. Abundance, dkolupu, v. Comp. Caus. To send
a great deal, plenty. 2. Diffusion, away, or dismiss.
extension, adj. Abundant, much,
ample, large, great.
a&oJsb vidvadu, v. n. To be exchan-
a £>c3e-s5m vistirnamu,acy. Expand- ged, by mistake.
ed, wide, great, large. aw vina, s. The Hindoo Vina, or

a &> vistu, s. Surprize, wonder. lute, a fretted instrument of the
aSro&sfca vihitamu, s. Friendship, guitar kind, usually having seven
wires or strings, and a large gourd
intimacy, adj. Amiable, friendly,
at each end of the finder board ;
intimate. 2. Proper, fit.
the extent of the instrument is
b two octaves it is supposed to be
;
the invention of Narada the son

a^ vika, s. Courage, boldness.
of Bramha, and has many varie-
aXb vig'j, v. n. To retire, go back, ties enumerated according to the
or retreat. 2. To become large, number of strings, &o.
or big.
tts vine, s. vide So vina. 2. A box
a 3b vltsu, ». n. vide a3& visaru.
for musk.
Except the active meaning No. 2-
aHo-3b -vitentsu, v. n. To blow as
a»3 viti, s. Eavage, plunder.
wind,
a<S«6sfco-a'3&», a^sSw vidiyamu-
videmu, vidyamu,.?. vide a&csfcsfco a?, a a vidhi, vidi, .?. A street. 2. A
vidivamu. row or line- 3. A road.
56
a ifc-Vise 442 "Soto-Venta
h&&> vmulu, s. plu. The ears. &$,$>

>i>
, s'otS vinulakanti, s. lit. Ear eyed.
tfv^°o^85oa vrittantamu, s. Tidiugs,
A serpent; because supposed
it is
to__ admit sounds through the news, intelligence. 2. Detail, par-
orifice of the eye. ticulars. 3. An event, or occur-
rence.
S$ vfpu, s. The back. £>$*&•*?& I ss\ © vritti, s. Livelihood, profession,
viputsupu, To turn the back ; to
means of acquiring subsistence- 2.
flee.
Conduct,
iDtfrasSw viranamu, s. A species of
sjx-qr*, ss\$ vritha\ vrritha, adj.
drum.
Yain, useless, fruitless, adv. In
&tfsk"^syew viramaddelalu, s. plu. vain.
Ornaments for the middle toe. ss\% $otfo» vnddhatvamu, 5. Old age.
§)tf&x>%\?yQ&) vframushtivandlu, s. 55\T^fios5w vriddhapyamu,s. Old age.
#>Zu. A particular cl-ass of itinerant sS\& vriddhi, s. Increase, augmen-
beggars, who practise incantations. tation, extension, enlargement. %
!)&£& virudu, *• A hero, warrior, or Prosperity, success.' 3. Interest,
usury especially returning the
;
champion ; a brave man.
principal with a proportionate
Sedfi yirradi, s. A foolish, or silly, increment, as in the case of seed
person. corn lent.
he$&) vllpadu, v. n. To succeed. tf\2Sb, #\&>&> vriddhu, vrriddhuda,
&e>\w-ifc vilparratsu, v. a. To cause
s. An old man. e\ 26-0*00 vriddhu-
to succeed; to, arrange.
ralu, s. An old woman.
&^tf vivena, s, A fan.
sTs&.$s5w vrishabhamu, s. A bull. 2.
£)^s5cw visamu, s. The sixteenth part,
The sign Taurus, adj. In composi-
or fraction, of any thing. 2. A tion only,Pre-eminent, excellent.
share.
"3
i>3tf visara, s. A little, or small
quantity. •3o?C?> vengali, s. A foolish, or silly,
bxtivsrs® visarabovu, v. n. To begin person.

to spoil. Sofcj venta, adv. With, along with,
fh vise, 3. The weight termed a in company with. 2. Behind, after;
a viss. as regards situation, bat never

£§(,-90 -Vekkirin 443 rfa-Vetti
applied to time. "3c&>tfo&o venta- "3 §6-8 vekkili, s. v'ide ^So^- vekku:
nantu, To go or follow close be- 3§bk- vekku, s. The hiccup, or hic-
hind. -3060 a do ventabadu, To fol- cough, v. n. To hiccup. '3§(r."3§(r-
low, or accompany. ô&xofc vekkivekkiyedutsu, To
"3 0*3 venti, s. A straw-rope. sob, in weeping.
"3X&» vegatu, s. Harshness of
"3 o &'"T'obS ventrakaya, 5. A crab. taste."
"So^^ ventruka, s, A hair ;

more 2. Satiety, repletion.
generally used in the plural to "3Xd& vegadu, 5. Being without mo-

denote The hair ; as, Sotsi.gvo tion, 2> Surprize, astonishment.
ac$q ventrukaluduvvu, To comb "3K as5M veggalamu, s. vide "3§k_tf s5w
the hair. vekkasamu.

"3o ^ss ventruva, s. A species of the
3-^ vetstsa, s. Heat. 2. Fever, adj-
muugoose, or Yiverra ichneumon. Hot. -
t
>
"3 xSêstfsk), "3tf\tf vetstsadanamu,

"SoS vendi, s. Silver, adj. Silver, adv.
vetstsana, s. Heat, warmth. "3-J5\a
Agaio, once more.
"3oSoc6o vendiyu, adv. Again, once vetstsani, adj. Hot, warm.
more. "3-x5\56»3 vetstsamu, s. Expenditure,
-3o*tizr>& vemparaladu, v. n. To expence. 2. Purchasing trifling
.grope ; to search for. articles on credit. "3-25\-7r°2k ve-
%oag vembadi, adv. vide "3o& venfca. tstsag&du, s. An extravagant, or

dissipated, man ; a gallant.
•SoaSoT^b vembadintsu, v. a. To
"3-s^^ vetstsallu, v. a. To scatter,
follow, or accompany.
or cast about.
"Sg'k-.tfsfco vekkasamu, s. Dislike, re- "32» vedzdzu, s. A physician.
pugnance. 2. Repletion of food. 3-
•§feo vefcta, 5. Heat of the body.
Severity. -3s'k_tfs5bag)vekkasamavu,
-3*3 vetti, s» The performiug the
v. n. To dislike. 2. To be full to
lowest village such as offices,
repletiou. 3. To be severe, or dis-
cooly, or porter's, Sealing work ;
pleased.
the grain heaps, &c. , without
"3§k_Qc-i5b vekkirintsu, v. a. To mimic, pay, in consideration of fees in
jeer, mock, ridicule, or laugh at. grain, or of lands enjoyed free of
"3§fr-6o3 vekkiriuta, s. Mimicry, assessment. "saâ^ vetti vadu, A
jeering, ridicule. man thus employed,
^Vr-Venakii 414 ^soxtf-Vennupa
3dotf vedada, adj. Extensive, large, tf&k--^^) venakaku, venakku-

wide. ^dfei^sSw-Satrskovedadamo bovu, To retire or withdraw.
rnumekamu, s. The lion. ~3tfghcx&) venakadiyu, v. n. To draw
-£&(x> vedalu, v. n. To set out. back, retire, retreat, retract, or
"3&sx)sg), "S^ vedalupu, vedalpu,s- prevaricate. -stf^-aSo^ venaka-
Breadth, adj. Broad. chikku, To hang behind. "3$£to&i

"S&SexDSk vedaviltudu, s. Kama, the venakabadu, To fall behind. 2.
Hindoo Cupid. To remain as a surplus. •Stf&ôcSo
3raKo venagu> s. A foolish, or silly, venakaveyu, To throw, or keep,
person. behind. 2. To save a surplus. -3^
13 £§o, "3*fc§o vetaku, vetuku? v. a.
Sojj-owiSb^ venakkuyitstsu, To re-
vide "3cS§b vedaku. turn, or give back. "Stfrsfcootf^
"3* veda, s, The sowing of seed. 2.
venakamundavu, lit. The back to
The rutting season, 3. Grief,pain. be in front. To be in confusion. 2.
3 aâso vedagorrru,A sowing ma- To be, as to time, a little earlier
or later. "Ssteiftf venakavena,
chine. srsr ^ vedavu, A cow ready s.
for the bull.

The back.
"3^} "S^^r^ veniia, vennapusa, 5.
"3&§c, 3&S0 vedaku, veduku, yaJLO
Butter.
search, look, or seek for.
"Zz-tfoz vedatsaUu, v. a. vide

"3tf^sfca vennappamu, V. A sort 0%
"3-s\ex>
sweet cake.
ve,tstsallu.
"Safc^, "3;& vennu, venu,s. The back.
*3<&t5j veduru, s. The bamboo, adj.
Of or belonging to that plant. "3ab
% An ear of corn. "3$\ -Sbx venni
tstsu, To retire, or retreat. "3^
&z?*ofo vedurubongu, s. A bam-
3$Ttf, "STS^sSxr vennupusa, venne-
boo pole.
muka, s, The back bone. "3sfcesXb
"3£as. "3$£TT>ex> vedhava, vedhavara
ew-'Ss^^, •37r^ e& venudagulu-
lu, s. A widow. L
vennadu, vennadu, To follow, or

3tf £ venaka, postyos. Behind* after;
pursue.
either as refers to situation, or "3afc^)1o, 3«Sn eas vennupatte, ven-
time. s. Former times. •stfg'feSve-
nubadda, s. The main and middle
nakati, adj. Former, previous. 2>
'
beam of a shelving roof, support-
Subsequent, following. ^tfr&j "3
ing those on each side of it.
g
Sagfj-Veiyrini 445 "SStf-Vel'itsa

63
"Sô venneia, s Moonlight. 76 •35; vela, s. Price, value, rate.
^"^ guddivennela, Obscure "3<yoe-"3e;a, "3e>2fc§' velandi-veladi,

moonlight. "S"^> ejTvccco vennela- veladuka, s. A woman.
gayu, Moonlight to shine. "3e;s$e> velapala, 5. The outside. It's
"3 owe, "Scaoveyyi, \Q\i,numeral adj. inflexion is "3e;s5feS, "3ej"£D velapa-

fe s. A thousand. ti, Also used as adjec-
velapali,
*3sse veravari, s. A clever, skilful, tives, to denote Outer, outside.
"3ejsSb velama, adj. Of or belonging
or adroit person.
"Stfafi veravidi, s. Contrivance? ex- to the Fellama caste, one of the
pedient-, method, adroitness, principal of the Telugu Sudra
tribes.
"38" $ verayu, s* Contrivance, ex-
pedient, method I , adroitness. 2.
"3^ce^>e» velayalu, s, A courtezan,
or harlot.
Skill, cleverness.
Sti% verasi, s. The total, or whole. 3e>coco velayu, v. n. To be pleased.
adj. Total, entire. 2. The deity to vivify an idol. 3.
-3es \erra, 5. Fear. -Sestfesifr. verra To shine, or be splendid. "Sejcooo
tsarratsu, "Sea-rfc, "3a£»-& verratsu, i& velayintsu, v. a. To render
verrutsu, i7. %. To fear, or be splendid.
af raid "3 es S> o3b, "3 el a o 45b verrapin-
. ~3y~3vzr6 $ velavelabovu, v. n. To
tsu, verripintsu, v. a. To frighten, become pale, or stupified.
or terrify. -3-5^, "Seas^ verrapu, 3er°&^ velartsu, v. a. To lose.
verrupu, *. Fear. "3© veli, s. Whitness. 2. Excommuni-
"3&5^b verragu, 5. Surprize, astonish-
cation, or exclusion, from caste.
ment, wonder.êsJT'cssb verragon- adj. White. 2. Outer, outside, -3
du, v. n. To be astonished, or 8-^cfloo veliveyu, v. a. To eject, or
surprized.
excommunicate, from a caste, or
"Ses^ssb, verrabomma,
—&
s. A scare-
» sect, "ssr'ek velikottu, To drive
crow.
out.
•3^ verri, adj. Mad. 2. Foolish, sill v.
3£§eja2& velikilabadu, v. oh To re-
3. Inferior in it's species, a. Mad-
cline, or lie on the back.
ness. 2. Folly.
"3S-7r°tfsko veligaramu, 5. Borax, used
"3fe§&$6 verrinilln, s. The liquor ex-
tracted from the palmyra* date,

in soldering, and in medicine also
or cocoanut tree. *3Dtf8 velitsavi, s. Adultery.

, ;
"3ewtfb-Velutsu 446 •3^-VelIu
"3S© veliti, s. Deficiency. 2. Vul- gett&>&, "Sewtfo veluturu, velturu, s.
garity, lowness- adj. Inferior, less. Light, lustre, shining.

Low, vulgar. 3. Deficient. 4. *3ew£e> velupala, s. vide •3e>?3<y vela-
Open, having interstices.
pala.
"3D 8?^ velitippa, s. The paradise of "3ewtf£s5we» veluvadamulu, s. plw.A
Siva. sort of paddy.
"3S&dS velimicli, s.* The ashes of "Sewss&o veluvadu, v. n. To set out
dried dung cakes. to go out. -a?x>s$do& veluvarintsu,
"SScsSo veliyu, v. n. Rain to stop. 2. «'. a. To drive away.
Colour to fade. 3' vide, •aâcco "So vella, 5.The colour white, adj.
velayu, No. 2. White.
"3e)jcn>as velivada, s. A village of •3o"3°j£e> vellavelakala, adv 9 On the
Pariars. lit' An outer street as ;
back ; by the back.
these outcasts dwell in the "3S>
en
, "Sooss velli, velluva,
en
s. A flood,
suburbs only. or inundation ;a stream,or;current.
That part of a beam
"SS"^) velise, s. "aâaoo&o velliviriyu, 0. n. To be
which juts out beyond the wall. spread a broad, or become no-
torious.
"Sejo^b velugu ;
s. Light, lustre, bright-
"3ex>£> vellulli, s. Garlick.
ness, shining, v. n. To shine, or CO c*>
"S&jg) velupUj .?. Breadth. «c?/. Broad.
give light. "SSfto-xfr, "Sewfto-vk veli.
"3&-an>& velupati, <&$. Broad, vide
gintsu, velugintsu, v. a. To make }
or cause* to give light to kindle, ;

"32£e»?g) vedalupu.
or light, a flame. "3e»7fce>a3§ficr<'2& •3 & vellu, v. w. To go, proceed, or
velugnlayekimidu, s. The sun. depart. 2. To flee, or run away.
•3ex>7& velugu, s. A hedge. -3%) otfb-"^ "^csfr,
rn m -sr
en
Âm vellin-
CO
•Ssw^baotf velugubanti, s. A bear tsu- vellajeyu, vellagottu, 0. a. To
vide êwrtbr ^ elugugoddu. drive out, or away. r^^)"Sg ka-
velugura- dupuvellu, The bowels to be
SswXbir'25a , "SewôT^ca&o
loose, or out of order. "S^XSc^
dzu, velugurayu, v. n. To become
vellagakku, v. a. To vomit. 2. To
hoarse.
disgorge, or give back under con-
*3exs"tfc) "3e>^ velutsu, veltstt, v. a. straint. "3 •&* 2& vellanadu, v. a-
$s*
To wind thread. To promise, or declare, publicly

^jCafoo-Veoramu 447 Sgg^-Vediko
~3-£<**&tt> vevyerrnga, adv. Sepa- ÂooSb vegintsu, v. n. To wake of

rately. one's-self; to watch without sleep-*
-3# vesa, s. Haste, speed. tnsr*

o
-^tftfsS&a vesanamu, s. vide ss^tfsks "^5\osg> vegimpu,The ceremony s.
vyasanamu. performed on the consummation

•3?S«, "3 £"5 vesala, vesale, s. A small of a marriage.
earthen pot, with a wide mouth. "ÂtfaSw vegiramu, 5. Haste, speed,

expedition.
•^Tfo vegu, s. Spying, secretly prying
~i ve, acZi. A thousand. 2. Frequent,
into. adj. Of or belonging to the
often, many, much as "^ssoêso
;
dawn of day. v. n. To dawn. 2.
vemarru, Often times, adv. Quick- To be fried. 3- To watch without
ly, hastily. sleeping.
Hoâte vencheyu, v.n. To come, or
"ifo^^b vegutsutsc,To spy. Ufa
go? as applied to the great only, o»r*&> vegulavadu, s. A spy.
"io^sg) venchepu, s. Coming, or
going, as so applied. "3i& vetsu, v % a- To fry, or grill. 2-
io^to vend ram u, s. The heat, vide £>•& etsu.
either of the sun, or of any pun- ^43 veja, .<?. Hunting, the chase. 2.
gent taste.
A sheep, or goat, for slaughter. •£
~£g& vekati, s. Pregnancy, adj. Preg- A huntsman,
teT°&) vetakaclu, s.
nant, as applied to women only.

or hunter, "3 &>&£".>,_ vetakukka, s-
iS veki, s. Fever. A hound, or dog trained for the

a&ss vekuva, s. The morning, or chase. "3~£j-°&> vefcadu, To hunt.
dawn. "ieoo vetu, s. A blow, or stroke. 2.
isbszfoM vekiivadzamu, s. The The firing of fire arms. -3^2^
morning watch the dawn ; of day. vetladu, To fight.
-£k&» vegamu, s- Haste, quickness, •^S vedi, 6- Heat. adj. Hot, warm.
speed, velocity. % Violence, im- -£&-£&£ v,ecjive]pu, s. The sun. lit.
petuosity, severity, sudden im-
pulse. <7c/j. Quick, speedy. 2. Vio-
The hot deity.
lent, severe, impetuous, adv. ~£&§*v vedikola, s, vide £}&r*i> edi-

Quickly, speedily. fr 61a-
-3$-Vepu 448 ^2x: -Vela
"£&Zx) -vedimi, s. Heat, warmth. ^$J& vepudu, 5. A frying pan. adj.

"^^b vedu, v. a. To beg, pray, or so- Fried, baked, dressed.
licit. 2. To wish, or desire. -£& l§aSbe£», -£&»<&* vemarru, vemarru,
r*s& vedukonu, v„ Comp. To beg, adv. Often, constantly,
"^cooveyi, Numeral. adj.s.A thousand.
or solicit, for one's-self. •
veduka, A spectacle, or "^tfsfc, "^tfxSw verami, veramu, s.

-£ekg s.
show. 2. Pomp. 3. A curiosity. 4-

Natural enmity, as that of the cat
to a mouse, &c
Eagerness, adj. Pompous. 2. Cu-
"^& veru, s. A root in general.
rious. 3- Pleasant, amusing, happy,
pleased. "^ôS'sS^b vedukapadu, ~£~6 vere, adj> Separate, different,
To be happy, or pleased. distinct, other, another.
"^J&S'S'IS vedukakatte, s. A courte- -£<&& verradi, s. Madness. 2. A mad

zan an adulteress.
;
person, adj. Mad.
verru, Separation, division.
"£&$-&* tk vedukakadu, s. A gallant, H&y-i 5.
or lover. -i&5»££& verrupadu, v. n. To be

"^Jx & venniliu, s. Hot water. separated, or divided ; especially
as applied to a Hindoo family
~i& veta, s. Throwing, casting. 2. A separating, and each member
throw7, or cast* , taking his distinct portion of the
"êstf vedana, s. Perception, sensa- paternal property, iie^s verroka,
tion. 2. Pain, agony, distress. 3. adj. Another, other.
Knowledge. êjsSw velamu, s. A sale by auction.

-^&sSw vedamu, s. Yeda. The generic "^£>SX> velimi, s. A burnt sacrifice.
term for the sacred writings, or -êx> velu,s. Making in the inflexion.
the Hindoos, sup-
scriptures, of Sing- -£q veli, A finger, or toe- 2.
posed to have been revealed by It is also the plural of ^000 veyi,
Bramha.
q.v.v.n-To hang, or to be suspend-
"^&efc veduru, s. Madness, folly, adj.
To hang.
ed. êr°2& veladu, v. n.
Mad, foolish.
*y ,
feaafci5"êx> botamanavelu, s. The
-£$ vena, adj. In composition, Many; or great

thumb, toe- ©65"3tf"3e»
as, "itf"^*x> v e na v e 1 u , Many chitikenavelu, s. The little finger,
thousands. or toe. tf&£D"^*yo nadimivelu, 8.
"£$ vepu, s. Frying. -
The middle finger, or toe.

.
^tfoft-Vesangi 449 "3 tf afca-Vairamu
"3ex)-&, ~£ex>\ velutsu, veltsu, v. a. To -SSfco vesata, s. Fatigue. % Vexation-

offer up a burnt sacrifice. "^2dos5c» vesadamu, s. A mule.
"iex>£), "^s»j velupu, velpu, 5. A god, "^^690, ~£-fr>c&i vesarru, vesarru, v. n.
or deity, adj. Of or belonging to To be fatigued, or tired. 2- To be
the deity, or to heaven. vexed ;to fret.
"^sxê;^p>s> velpulasani, s. A female Hsôo vevalu, s. ^lu. vide "â&
fortune teller. veviilu
H$ vela? 8. A time, period, or oppor-
tunity. -&> -£$ i vela, s. To-day. 2.
This time. e3 *^f a vela,s. That day. ^4>9 vaikhari,s. Conduct- 2. Manner.
"3 -& vaitsu, v. a. To. throw, or flino-.
2. That time.
r
~£v* §j-»$&» velakolamu, s. Playing, ^£sy>tfcsSoo vaiduryamu, s. The lapis
jokiDg, trifling. lazuli.
-â«6 veviilu, s. plu. The vomiting, ^3tfos*» vaidyamu,- s. f Medical aid,

and other signs of pregnancy- advice, or prescription. 2. The
science of medicine.
"^zT'sSm vevudzamu,
-
s. vide "^Sbs
13afco£&, 2_25bnb^b vaidyudu, vaiddu-
vekuvadzamu.
zr'iko
~£$&> vevaru,Numeraladj. & s. plu-

gudu, s. A physician.
"3 $&* vainamu, s. Detail parti-
A thousand persons. ;
culars. 21Convenience. 3. Affair,

~£#? v e s ya , s. A prostitute, or
circumstance. 4. Cause, reason.
courtezan. 5. Manner, way.
^sIsSm, ^3sfe> veshamu, ve'samu, 5. •3 i& vaipu, s. A direction, side, or
Disguise, a mask- 2. Ornament, quarter. 2. An expedient. 3. Con-
dress, decoration. -itxakoôcto ve- venience.
shamu veyu, To put on a disguise- "3 ^rsssfo), 2.^X5503 vaibhavama, vai
^sl-qr»a veshadhari, *• A person
bhogamu, s- Wealth, riches. 2.
in disguise ; a mask. Happiness.
-££?£ veshtuva, s. Used by the 3 tf 6» vairamu, 5, Enmity, hatred,
Vaishnavas only, A garment. hostility. £tf»-<y<>«$£s5oo, j^sso©
"isSo*, "3?sa vesangi, vesavi, s. The vairaniryatanamn, vairasuddhi, $.
summer, or hot weather. -

Revenge, retaliation,
57
tfessrC-Vyavaha 450 x .-sSk- Vratstsu
^TPtfos&u vairagyamu, s. The abs- sfotftfsMo vyasanamu,*. *Sorrow,griel

ence of worldly passion,or desire. 2. Calamity, misfortune.
2. The profession of religious
mendicity.
g_ -ct-°s6 vairanu,acy.Desolated,waste, -sr^tf casks vyakarariamu, s.A gram-
depopulated, ruined, mar.
2_ o vairi, s. An enemy- 2, A hero. •5^>c3b<ysS» vyakulamu, adj. Perplex-
;3?s&o vailamu, .9. Haste, speed. ed, confounded, bewildered.
3 s!5Js6m vaishuavamu. 5. The sect snc^crfsSoa, -sr-c^ vyakhyanamu,
of Vishnu. vyakhya, s- A comment, or gloss;
"3 ?xs&«fo vaishnavudu, s. A follower explanation, exposition.
of Vishnu, one of his sect. 5r>og?6c» vyajamu, s. A pretence. 2,
Fraud, deceit, cunning.

sss&^ti&v vyabhicharamu, s. Pro- "ST* ese&» vyajyamu, 5. A law-suit*
stitution. 2. Erring, straying, sso dispute, or quarrel, •srêos^sb
$-8"6o"tfc vyabhicharintsuj To go vyajyamadu, To dispute. ot*o8»o**»
astray. &«b^ vyajyamutfrtsu, To settle a

•setf s&o vyarthamu, adj. Useless,vain, dispute. -5r»ceje -§-»£& vyajyakadu,
fruitless, uuprofitable, unmean- A quarrelsome, or disputing, man.
ing.
•kpc$ vyadhi, s. Sickness, illness?
tfotf-£r*o3Ssk> vyavasayainu, s. Effort,
disease, malady.
industry. 2. Cultivation. #e3S>»
w<^rS85» vyaparamu, s. Trade,
ocssfco^ccfo vyavasayamucheyu,To
commerce.
cultivate.
3Setfsretf*SM vyavaharamu, s. Law-
suit, litigation. 2. Civil
administra- vrakka,
^{j- 5. vide jjr^_ vakka^
tion,management of public aflairs.
3. Usage, custom. 4. Profession,
No 2.
^§^_€io-t5b vrakkiliutsu, v. a. vide
business. sfrosss^Qo-ift vyavaharin-
ss 2(j-8ci& vakkilintsu, Under. s$
tsu, To make use of. 2. To dispute,
or litigate. tfcsssr6tf«fc»^cx&> vyava S"$_ vakka.
haramiicheyu, To administer, or ^•iSbx vratstsu, v. a. To tear open,
conduct public affairs. , or in pieces.
-
ô^.Banka
^tfri» vratamu, s.
the voluntary
Any meritori-
&
ous act of devotion ;
^b,vritstsu,$. Excessive eagerness.
or vowed observance, or imposi- O
tion of any penance, austerity,
or privation as fasting, conti-
•,
O Wonder, sur-
-£ >**» vrekamu, 5.
nence, exposure to heat and cold,
One who per- prize. 2. Excess. 3. Weight, heavi-
<fec, ST 8 vrati, s.
ness.
forms a ^gafea vratamu. Weight, heaviness.
-£ rtb vregn, s.
vrayamu, Expense, ex-

£,dB5ri» s.
-£ to vretu, *. A blow, vide "i&o
penditure' vetu.
^«s3e<yo vrayyaln, s.ptu. Slices, frag- ^dtfo vreyu, -u. a. To throw, or
ments, bits, pieces, splinters, <fec. fling, vide "3ccfc> veyu.
^cctxc vrayyu, v. n. To be broken êr-ô vreladu, *. w.Tobe suspen-

ve-
in pieces, or bits. ded, or hanging, vide -£v-Zk
ladu, Under, "ioo velu.
3 ex> vrela, v. «* & s. vide êx>
js^J 6 vrata,
{
s. Writing, hand-writ
^ 8 j vrelmidi,a<fo. In an instant;
r&>j&-&°&> vr£takadu, s. A scribe, Hna. crack of the fingers.
writer, or accountant.
vrayu, v. a. To write. 2. To The forty-sixth letter, and
CS>
cjcoo * sa,
delineate ; to draw, or paint. thirty-first consonant, in
the Te-
,-s^ .oooo-ifc vrayintsu, v. Cans. To lnû alphabet. .
3-osr sanka, s.
Doubt, uncertainty,
cause, or make, to write. ^^^ suspicion. 2. Fear,
awe, terror,
r°3b vrasukonu, v. Comp. To write sankitamu,
apprehension. #o§£s*»
on one's own account, or for one's
adj. Alarmed, frightened. 2. Doubt-
own benefit.
ful. *oS*^ sankmtsu,
3fo§otf>,
e» vralu, plu. Letters of the or
sankapadu, To doubt, hesitate,
•sr* s.
alphabet. 2. Writing, "^.-srvew suspect. Vott>*% _§ ^HfeMnvn-

che vralu, s. Signature, lit. Hand- tti, * *fc: Dispelling doubt, Easing
writing nature. % Human excrement.
.
«» s5a»-§abdamu 452 S'ai&s-Savamu
#c$)s5a» sankhamu, s. A conch, es- voice. ^g^sS-psfe* sabdagrahamu,

pecially as used by the Hincloos The ear. #&<?* $<)&» s'abdasastra- /
either in libations, or when perma, s. Grammar. <T£)o-& sabdintsu,

forated at one end, as a horn. In
this sense often written, ôspo
v. n. To sound, or emit sound.
S^tf, s" *r sabbara, sabhra, Evil,
sankhu, 2.One of Onbera's trea- s.
sures. 3. The number formed by misfortune, injury, adj. Unfortu-

the addition of sixteen cyphers to nate, bad, wicked.
unity. raastf*s» sayanamu, s. Sleep. 2. A
#"©5»&<nn>&b s'ambadivadu, s. A fisher- bed, or couch. ôcs3»o-t$b sayanin-
man. tsu, v. n. To rest, recline, or lie
^Sb^sSoa sakunamu, s. An omen, or down.
|
augury,' especially as derived

ôasg sayya, s. A bed, couch, or sofa-
from the flight of birds. S'tfeasSM saranamu, A house. 2.
s.
$ I sakti, s. Power ; regal power Refuge, asylum. 3. Protection,

aid. 4. Quarter in battle.
as resulting from majesty, per-
severance, and counsel. 2. Power, S'tfeao saranu, s. vide $&zz&x sarana-
strength, prowess, force, ability. mu, No. *2. &. 3.
STcsfca sakyanra,a$. Possible, practi- #Stf s*» sariramu,s. The body. 2. The
cable. constitution, temperament, or
¥l< 9 && saga, sagha, s. Heat, either health.
internal, or external. S'tf^-.tf sarkara, s. Sugar. 2. gravel.
#5£s5w satamu, s. A hundred, adj- A «"tfk_9ejxfoo sarkarilamu, s. Soil
hundred. % Many. abounding in gravel.
«\efc,2&. *\&y& satrudu, s'atruvu, s. &v$) salavu. s. Order, command. 2.
<^J <CZ>
An enemy,, foe, or adversary. Leave, permission. 3. Expense,
tf^&QS^ satrutwamu, s. Erimi- expenditure.
ty. #<yc«to» salyamu, s. A bone. 2. A
S'tfX'ex) sanagalu, s. plu. The pulse thorn.
termed Chenna, or Bengal horse $vp> salla, 5. Muslin cloth. 2. Any
CO
gram. Cicerarietinum. cloth without a border.
^«^»sabdamu, s. Sound in general, -rsss6» savamu, 's. A corpse, or dead
noise. 2- A sound ; a word. 3. A body.
<F°&pi!$- .Sasvata 455 S^sSsj-Silpamu
$ S^s&» sastramu, s. A weapon, or ^Srfsfeo sasanamu,.?. An order, edict,

surgical instrument, in general or command. royal grant of
2. A
-r ZiS abc£fo Sastravaidyudu, s. A land, or of privileges a charter, ;
surgeon. &c. , usually inscribed on stone,

or copper. 3. A writing a deed,
^P ;
a written contract, or agreement.

ôe^s5», ô© santamu, santi,s. Pati- 'ytfew sasalu, s. plu. Grains of rice
ence, endurance meekness, mild- ; mixed with turmerick, &c. Used
ness, calm, tranquillity- The for- on auspicious occasions.
mer word is also an adj. Patient,
y'tfSsfao sastramu, s. Scripture;
meek, mild, &c science; institutes of religion, law,
^sakha, s. A branch. 2. A bough, or letters especially considered
;
or branch, of a tree. ^^ntfXtfsSw as of divine origin, or authority.

sakhanagaramu, s. A suburb, lit.
The branch of a city.

§r°$£ sata, s. Action, or deed.^2. Con- §-r° sika, s. A coining die ; an im-
duct, behaviour. 3- A ceremony pression ;
a stamped coin.
for the dead. 3 $)#**» sikharamu, s.The point, top,
^ <s-» sana, s. Much, plenty, abun- peak, or summit ; especially of a
dance, a great deal. adj. Many, tree, or mountain.
numerous, very, long. adv. Greatly,
exceedingly.
s&tfsSoo sibiramu, s. A camp, or en-
campment.
^•SjsSm sapamu, s. A curse, maledic-
3tf;&K, stfsfco sirassu, siramu, s. The
tion, or imprecation. 2. An oath-
^2>OTk sapintsu, v. a. To curse. head. 2. The top of a tree. $tf-£p»
^•2T?3o sabasu, interj. Bravo ! ex- 5S8r»o-t5b sirasavahintsu,^. To car-
cellent !
ry on the head. To obey implicit-
j?°e) sala, s- A hall, a chamber. 2. A

$-rr° sira, s. Ink.
line, or avenue, of trees.
ôoss, êxr» Saluva, salu, s, A shawl, 3e> sila, 5. A i
stone.
especially those from Cashmere. Se^sfco silpamu, s. An art; any

iô&jSoo sasvatamu, adj. Eternal, manual, or mechanical, art. 3©^,
perpetual. v#£&&> sasvatudu, s. Se^^Sb^c silpi, silpakarudu. s.
Siva. An artisan, or mechanic.

«oSiS»-§uddhamu 454 $\ 01^0 o-Sringario
9
$&$ sisuvu, 5. A child, infant, or *&a Suddhi, s. Purity, purification,

babe. 2. The young of any animal. cleansing.
«skc£& sishyudu,s. A disciple, pupil, ^j&o subhamu, s. Welfare, happi-
or scholar. ness,good fortune. 2. Any auspici-
%&. siksha, s. Instruction. 2. Punish- ous ceremony, adj. Happy, well,
ment, correction, chastisement. $ right, fortunate, auspicious, pros-
perous.
<!,&>&} sikshitudu, s. A learned
man. 2. A man who
punished. is
&>"
$\ sfc» subhramu, adj. White- 2*
3Jko-& sikshintsu, v.a.To punish, Pure, clean, s. The colour white.

or chastise. 2. To teach, or in- 2. Purity, cleanliness. &iô&&>
struct. subhramsudu, s> The moon; from
I her white rays.
4 cjxkj6» SighramU, s* Speed, velo-
city,expedition, diligence, promp-
titude, haste. adj.Quick, speedy. nfr*&&> siirudu, s. A hero. ^â»
adv. Quickly, swiftly, speedily. Suratvamu, $. Prowess, heroism,
$#sk» sitamu, s* Cold, chiilness. adj.
bravery.
Cold, chill.
^r>ei sula, s. Pain, ache-
$e>s£w silamu, s. Nature? quality,
disposition. 2. Good conduct,
steady observance of morals.
ê>3Soe$$5c» silavantamu, adj. Of a $\ oTftfs** sringaramu, * The pas-
good, or amiable disposition. sion, or sentiment of love as an ;
object of poetical description, or

dramatic representation. 2. Beauty.
3. Ornament,decoration, embellish-
*&G& suntha, s. An ignorant^ illiter-
ment. ^xot^Sss© sringaravati, A
ate, or stupid, person"
female ; as being ornamented.
^s5m suddhamu,(Xc?/.Pure, purified,
s\q-7t*8o-Sq sringarintsu, v. a, To
clean cleansed. 2. Faultless, cor-
adorn, or decorate.
rect. 3. Entire, complete, s. The
bright lunar fortnight. #o£o7r> #\oTr>eo &>£"•;& sringarintsukonu, v.
suddhanga, adv. Entirely, wholly, Comp. To adorn,or decorate one's

completely, perfectly. own person.
f*&. .Sosbj 455 .^.tf^-Sraddbamu
1
**£$ sepu, s. Time, period, ^°^gs!boSauryamu,s. Strength, powers
seshamu,, s. The remainder, heroism, valour, prowess..

"f sixfco
residue,
sf^tfsSoo smasanamu, s. A cemetery
rest, or ?
or place where dead bodies are

1
Q burnt, or buried.
"J_efcs5w
5. A
saityamu, adj. Cold,
cold,
fresli.
6
.•rssraddha, s. Faith, belief,
^sssfco saivamu, &•. The sect of Siva.
,
devotion, confidence. 2. Wish,
adj. Of or belonging to that sect, desire, strong inclination.
or deity.
.<T tt*$o$) sraddhaluvu, s. A woman
«* longing any thing
for as in ;
sokamu, pregnancy, adj. Faithful, believ-

S'Vafca s. Grief, sorrow,
ing. 2. Desirous.
affliction.
$*$Xi6to sodhanamu, s. Search, <S\5&, ^ribsfco srama, sramamu, s.
examination, research. 2. Refining, Labour, toil, fatigue, weariness,

cleansing. difficulty, trouble, distress.
$*§o-& sodhintsu, v. a. To search,

or examine. 2. To try. 3. Ta
refine, or cleanse.
'
&°j£ &x> sraddliamu, 5. A funeral
f*^Soô sodhakudu, s. An examiner, ceremony, observed at various

fixed periods, and for different
critic, or visitor ; scrutator.
purposes, consisting of offerings
•T^tfsSoo sobhanamu, $. The con- with water and fire, to the gods,
summation of a marriage. 2. The and manes and gifts and food to-
;
ceremony on that occasion, adj. the relations present, and assisting

Propitious, splendid, auspicious. brahmans. It is especially perform,
•Sô-ik— <T*$,ex>, -rêxD sobhintsu-s'o- ed for a parent recently decease^,
bhilu, sobhillu, v. n. To shine, to or for three paternal ancestors, or
be splendid. for all ancestors collectively, ariC[
is supposed necessary to se cllre
•T
5
^ Sosha, s. Fainting from weak-
the ascent and residence of ±\ie
ness, ^sj^jg) soshabovu, v. n. To souls of the deceased, in a w or]^
faint. appropriated to the manes.
«5.Sa 456 So§r*tf-Sank6ch a
for initial -C cha, when words,

beginning with -0" cha, are pre-
£ s'ri, s. Lakshmi, the goddess of
ceded by nouns in the nominative
riches, plenty, and prosperity, case, even when used accusatively,
and wife of Vishnu. or by any part of the verb endiug
in &>, du, ab du, and a di, or by
% the words ts^ô, q$*& appudu,

^cb&k*», ôss&^s'reyamu, sreyassu, ippudu, and ^^^. eppudu,
s. Virtue, or moral merit. 2. Final tfo sam, particle in composition
beatitude, the delivery of the soul
only, with, together with, &c,
from body, and it's exemption
from further transmigration. 3. Being the optional form of
Good fortune, prosperity.
'
writing. $& sam.
,*f ,^s5x sreshthamu, adi\ Best, most 7$og&>&K> sankatamu, s. /Trouble*
excellent, pre-eminent. misfortune. 2. Difficulty. 3. Ill-
ness, indisposition, pain. adj.

m Narrow, contracted.
-rVafea slokamu, s. A verse, or stanza- Sorts sankati, 5. A sort of coarse
2. Fame, celebrity, bread.
tfoStfsfoo sankaramu, s. Sweepings,
The forty-seventh letter, and

dust. 2- Mixing, blending. 3. A
&. sha,
mixed caste, or race-, one proceed-
thirty-second consonant, in the
ing from promiscuous intercourse.
Telugu alphabet.
SSo§oe>sko sankulamu, adj. Confused,
&.&Sbek shaddakudu, s. vide %&&&>
crowded, impervious. 2. Inconsis-
saddakudu.
tent, contradictory.
s^lx shashti, s. & adj. Sixty.
#o"§<y sankela, s. A fetter, or iron.
slsxsdao shashihamu, arf?'. Sixth.
To *
tfo"§a-»-cf!6M sankochamu, s> Shrivell-
ing up, contracting. 2. Hesitation,
tf sa, the forty-eighth letter, and timidity, modesty, tforô-ift san.

thirty-third consonant, in the kochintsu, v. a* To Shrivel up, or
Telugu alphabet. It is substituted contract. 2- To hesitate, &c.
•£o"7*<r»tfb-Sang6ru 457 ô£e£-Saritata
»o^-s-ô8, So^sfcosSw sankranti, So Xsfr'sfco sangrahamu, s. Collection,

sankramanamu, actual pass-
s. The acquisition, amassing. 2. Compi-
age of the sun, or other planetary- lation. 3 Abridgment. 4. Taking,
body, from one sign of the zodiac, seizing, So^fc-o-ifc
into another. sangrahintsu,To acquire,or amass.
So$>e sankhya, -s. Number in gene-
So^Tr jfcsfcw sangramamu, s. War ?
ral. 2. A number, or numeral. 3.

battle, combat.
Counting. So«fc*ko sanghamu, s. A multitude,
-£oK&*Joa sangadamu, 5. Help, assist-
or number of living beings.
ance, aid.
?5c$bn»^«6a> sanghatamu, s. A flock,
SoXS sangadi, *. A kind of boat,
multitude, heap, or quantity.
constructed of two trunks of the
So-CStfcjg) santsakaruvu, s. Earnest
palmyra tree, hollowed out. 2.
Friendship. 3. A friend. money,

tfonyffttcw sanch£ramu,s. Traversing,
£o?0 sangati, s. Association, union.
wandering, roaming. So-tfeotf)
2. Subject, matter, affair, business,
circumstance, occurrence,contents sancharintsu, v. n. To wander, or
of a writing. roam about.
•£oXafc*5» sangamamu, s> Meeting* So©, Sol) sanchi, sanchi, s. A purse,
union, junction, association. 2. or bag.

Copulation, coition. 3. Confluence, So OS', So-Sfl sanchika, sanchike, s.
as of rivers. 4. The adaptation of A section, or part of a book,

two things to each other. written on palmyra leaves.
SoKsba sangamu, s. Union, junction, So-tfb santsu, s. Knowledge of finesse,
confluence. or niceties.
*£oXSifeo sangaramu, s. War. battle, Sees sandza, 5. Twilight, evening.
combat. 2» Promise, assent. tfoss sanjna, 5. A gesture, token, or

-(Oott»£, Sotv°8 sangadi, sangati, s. sign. 2. The technical name of any
A friend, companion, or comrade. affix, in grammar.
-(Ooft#*s»i sangitamu, s. Vocal music; •£o£ santa, s. A fair, or market day.
a song, singing. J
SosJS'**** santakamu, s. Signature.
So'?kr'& sangoru, s. Half of the Soc^sfoo santatamu, adv. Always'

whole produce of the crop. constantly, aternalty.
58
fSotffi-Sandadi 458 i*>& s&w-ândramu
Xo&Q santati. 5. Race, lineage. 2. tfotfÂxSoo sandarbhamu, s. Conveni-

Offspring, progeny, issue. ence. 2. Opportunity. 3. Occur-
Agreement or con- rence.
3oe££ santana, s.
?So &#£-#**» sandarsanamu, s Look-
cordance^. Obtaining, procuring.
ing, seeing. tfocSSsrosSb sandar-
3. Joining, junction.
santarintsu, v. To Sintsu, v. a. To Look, or see.
•ô&Qo-tk a.
SoaKsSoa sandigdhamn, adj. Doubt-
nourish, or feed.
ed, questioned, s. Doubt.
tSo'S s5s-^santarparia,«v-Tlie ceremony
7$oQa&z&> sandiyamu, s. vide 3ot§s$*
of feeding brahmans.
a6oo sandehamu.
tfo^SsScw, £o&*£&>* santasamu, san-
tfoaS sandili, s. Making in the in-
tosamu, s. vide $o&^&.&x> santo-
flex. Sing. Either j5o&*5, tfo©8
shamu.
sanditi, sandili, The arm, from the
•ô'e^^sfea santanamu, 5. Offspring,
shoulder to the elbow.
progeny, issue. 2. Race, lineage.
tfoaStf o£ sandilidanda, s. An orna-
tf0€3"°aSsfca santapamu,s. Heat, burn-
ment worn upon the shoulder, or
ing heat ; torment, pain, dis- upper part of the arm.
tress, tfo'sr'ibo-ik santapintsu, To #o*fc sandu, s. A lane, or narrow-
be afflicted, or be in distress. street. % A cleft, or opening. 3.
tfo&> santu, s. vide tfo^r*tf?6ao santa- An intermediate space of time. 4.

A direction, side, or quarter. 5.
namu, No. 1. An opportunity.
#0 £**&.«$» santoshamu, s. Joy, de- a Tfo ex>,
-£ O83o tfo2kfc"°ft3o sandudagulu
light, pleasure, satisfaction, happi- sadugottu, v. n. Evil spirits to
ness, gladness. ^cxS^Sxo-tk? ZoS* affect children.
gxew santoshintsu, santoshillu, v. -joo'^S'aSao sandesamu, s. News, ti-
n- To rejoice, to be pleased, glad, dings, information ; sl message.

delighted, or happy. j5o&>sxkx» sandehamu,
-£o~&&*iSto s. Doubt, un-
santu shtamu, adj. Delighted, certainty, scruple, hesitation, sus-
pleased, satisfied. picion. ;5o"^2^>o-sfc sandehintsu, v.
#oS& sandadi, s. Noise, clamour, n. To doubt, hesitate, or suspect.
disturbance.tfo£fio-&sandadintsu, ô^Kfoo sandramu, s. vide tfs$w * ;6*>
To make a noise. samudramu.

i> o^^-Sampanna 459 •£osro tf-Sambhara
ô-qr^sfeo sandhanamu, s. Mixing, ?So-a-*ao-tfb sampadintsu, v. a. To pro-

joining. 2. Combination, associa- cure, obtain, acquire, get, or earn*
tion, intimate union. tfo-qr»»o-& $o-ir>&tf, sSo-2r>£<?35oo sampadana?
sandhanintsu, v. a- To join, or sampadyamu, s. Acquisition ; earn-
unite. jSo-i?-«>s>^sS» sandhanitamu, ing:.
adj. United, bound. ô^wr^ sampurnamu, adj. Com-

plete, finished, whole, entire.
*<oo$ sandhi, s. Union, junction, con-
nexion, combination. 2. Peace, tfo «a.d
c
samprati, .?. A person who
making peace, pacification. 3. A aids a village Curnum.
hole, or chasm- 4. hole made in A rSo s5 -5T°c*6<6do sampradayamujs. Tra-
a wall, or underneath it, for hos-
ditional doctrine what has been ;
tile, or felonious purposes. 5. The
transmitted from one teacher to
union of letters, to avoid disso-
another, and is established as of
nance, or hiatus.
sacred authority. 2. Usage, custom.
3o§o-& sandhintsu, v. a. To join, or tfQ£>c$s5o> sambandhamu, s. Connexi-
uni te. 2. To fix, or place as an ;
on, relation ; affinity either natu-
arrow on the bow. v. n. To meet.
ral, or essential.
tfo9e£s5w sandhitamu, adj. Joined,
fastened, tied.
tfo^tfsSaa sambaramu, s. A festival.
2. Joy.
tfo#e sandhya, s. Twilight. 2. The
*£oa?<aao sambalamu, s. Wages, sala-
daily prayers and ceremonies of
ry, hire.
the first three pure Hindoo tribes, sambaru,
rSosrtib s. Spicery.
especially of the brahmans. Zo$*
jSo"$s*?g>ex> sambavulu, s. plit. A parti-
sr-eox sandhyavartsn, To perform
cular species of paddy.
these ceremonies.
tfo;?r^s*x> sambhavamu, s. Birth,
tfo*£ 8-tfos5&>, XoZ£ sampatti, sam-
production. 2. Cause, origin. g ^r
pattu, sampada, s- Success, pros-
So-db-JSo^rSex), tfo^r&ex) sambha-
perity increase of wealth, power?
;
vintsu, sambhavillu, sambhavilu,
or happiness.
v. n. To be born. 2 To happen, or
tfotf^sfco sampannamu, adj. Accom- occur.
plished, completed, effected, ob- tfo^SsSao sainbharamu, 5. Provision.;
tained. 2. Prosperous, fortunate, preparation; getting every thing-
thriving, happy. ready, or complete.
•£otfg\-Samvatsa 460 i> 3 8 o •sfc-Sakilintsu
ô^ptftf sambhavana, s. Honor. 2. -joowss5<» samvadamu, s. Communi-

uii-
A present, or reward, tfoâo-tf* cation of intelligence, or news

sambhavintsu, To honor, to re- tfo«r ao'& samvadintsu, To com-
,
ward. municate, or talk.

-£o3r sx.ff»SM sambhashariamu,
>
s. Con-
-o>o$fcB&s5»> samsayamu, s. Doubt, un-
versation, discourse So^sx^ôbSo
certainly, scruple, suspicion. So
sambha^hauacheyu, To converse, samsayintsu, To doubt, or
tfooocAfc
or associate with.
suspect.
•ô^X6» sambhogamu, 5. Enjoy-
tSoX\& samsaramu, samsri-
-£o**tf36:»,
ment, pleasare, delight. 2. Copu- A wife,
ti, s. A family. 2. tfoiâ
lation, coition. So^fto-ab, So^K
samsari, s. A
man who has a fa-
jA»"^cflfo sambhogintsu, sambho-
mily.
gamucheyu, v. a. To copulate.
-(OoSjy- \& **»samskritamu,a/. Wrought,
So.^sSatfoa sambhramamu, s. Fear, artificially made. 2. Finished. 3.
terror. 2. Flurry,
confusion. 3. Adorned. 4. Excellent, best. 5.
Honor, respect. 4. Joy, pleasure. Prepared, s. Language gramati-
5.Grandeur. %otf '&>o-& sambhra- cally correct; the Sanskrit tongue.
)
mintsa, v. n. To be elated, foo-^r'tfska samsthanamu, s. A large

tfocfl&a tfrix>, ôoo&a^sfea samyuktamu, hereditary landed estate.
samyutama, adj. Compounded, tfosr6tf**»samharamu, s. Destruction,
united, joined, annexed. 2. En- annihilation, killing. 2. The end
dowed with, possessed of. of the world, tfossêo-tfc samharin-
-$oS>^>Xt5x> samyogamu, 3. Intimate
tsa, p. a. To kill, destroy or anni-
union, or association. hilate.
*£ocw>cK)o& sanyyibuddi, s. An ink «£oli\*£tfw samkshepamu,s. Abbrevi-
bottle, ation, abridgement, adj. Abridg-
tfoffeur* samrakshana, -s. Support, ed. rSo^Jio^ sankshepintsu. v. a.
maintenance* nourishment. £otf To shorten, or abridge.
JLo-tfb samrakshmtsu,p. a. To sup- •jSSwtfoo sakalamu, adj. All, entire,
port, nourish, cherish, or maintain. whole, s. The aggregate, or whole.

«£©3$d\tfs6<M samvatsaramu, s- A year. -£§©o-& sakilintsu, v. n. To neigh.
»os5^xTâ samvatsaradi, s. The 3§8o£ sakilinta, s. A neigh, neigh-
new year's day.
-<o2&>6.Sadugu 461 -££csvx>-Satyamu
-£?p, tfSoss sakhi, sakiya, 5. A wo- -£2S* sadda, s. Regard, esteem, honor.
man's female friend, a confidant. *££"3otfx> saddacheyu, v. a. To es-
3ap>2& sakhudu, s. A friend. teem, regard, honor, respect, or
-£$>cs$do sakhyamu, s. Friendship. care for.
-£2SSb2k saddakudu, s.The husbands
£K&», 3Xb&» sagatu, sagutu, 5. vide
of two sisters stand to each other
3§b&x> sakutu.
in the relation defined by this
ZK&x> sagamu, s. The half; a moiety. word,
#Kb saggu, v. n. To be degraded. •{oreorto sariugu, v. n To grumble, or
2. To grow feeble- 3. To be dimi- mutter.
nished, or decreased. -£<>r sat, adj. In composition only,
sadzdza, 5. A bed, or couch. Good, virtuous ; as js«r ,

> tfos*»
j5zj
Z?*°x> sadzdzalu, s. plu. The grain satkaryamu, A good or virtuous

action.
termed Holcus spicatus. vide Xo %& sata, s. The number seven, as
1aex> gantelu.
applied to dice.
^zf-g^tfrico sadzdzakaramu, s. Resin ££*» satamu, adj. Eternal. 2. Cer-
in general. 2. The resin, or exu- tain, permanent.
dation, of the Sal tree. •£$ sati, s. Parvati. 2. A virtuous wo-
-£& sata, s. An untruth, or lie. ad?'. man. 3. A woman in general.
False, untrue. X & satta, s. Juice, sap, essence- 2.
-$&°x> sadalu, v. n. To become slack, Result, effect, use. 3. Power, abi-

To be degraded, or lity.
or loose. 2.
diminished.
£© satti, s. vide & § sakti.
-£& sadi, s- Noise, clamour. 2- No- -£e& sattu, s. Being, existence, adj.
toriety. Excellent, good, virtuous.
S5o-2b sadintsu, v. a. To pound, or -£&> sattu, s. Pewter. 2. Sediment*

beat, rice, so as to deprive it of refuse.
it's husk. 2. To beat. -£Sojg)£w £&>;$, #«&>;* sattuvu, sattuva, s.
sadimpulu, 5. plu. Rice beaten as Strength, force, capability.

above. •jjI^dsSx) satyamu, s. Truth. 2. An
•<o&>fibyo sadugulu, s. plu. The joints oath. 3£o3-tf;6o2k>satyavachasudu,
of the hip. s. A sage, saint, or seer.
^?^«6oo-Sannamu 462 •jo^-Sabha
*£^**h, r$ ^Qako satramu, sattramu, ^P^L^tfcu sannahamu, s. Armour,

s. A sacrifice. 2. A choultry, or mail, accoutrements. 2. Prepara-
halting house for travellers. # & tion.
ô satrasala, s. A choultry in "e^êw sannikallu, s. A stone on
which food is daily distributed m which articles are bruised.
charity.
^Ss&esowa^ccSi sadamadambucheytt,
•jS^Tptfrfoo, ^n^ sannidhanamu,
sannidhi, s. Presence. 2 Proximi-
v* a- To kill, murder, or assassi-
nate.
ty. 3. Appearance, perceptibility.
^£S5lr»sadarahi,ac?y. Beforemention- itîr* & &x> sannipatamu, s. A mor-
ed, aforesaid. bid state of the three humours.
-£cr> sad a, ado. Always, at all times. *(0-jr»N ofo sanyasi, s. A Sanyasi, or
$-gt>k® sadagati, s. The wind. brahman in the fourth prescribed
^J5b saddu, s. Sound, noise, interj. stage of life ;
that of the religious
Hush ! silence !
mendicant.
^-qr>o sadhya, adv. At this present £Ar^tfsfc» sanmanamu, $. Homage,

instant ; at present. honor, politeness. #-sr>o>o-i$b sa-
•$c$Xod sanagalu, s. jplu. vide tf^Koo nmanintsu, To honor, or pay re-
sanagalu. spect to.
^\ sa,nrm,s.vide tfcsi sanjna, No.l. -£sSvk5c» sappamu, s. vide s. «Stf\**»
^>tf\ sanna, adj. vide skTn&m. sanna sarpamu.
mu. -$tf\ tfr*«x>ssd&§b sannanuhwa- ~£k\o?&> sabbandu, s. Abuse, of the
duku, lit. To spin thin threads. vilest or most obscene kind-
To become lean.
-$zx)s sabbu, s. Soap.
^tf^tfa sannadu, s-. A written order,
*<o^v€)cs6e3ifc» sabbubiyyamu, s. Sago.
deed, or grant.
<$$\&x> sannainu, s. Thinness, lean- -£$ sabha, s. An assembly, or meet-
ness. 2. Fineness. Smallness. 3.

ing. 2. A house. 3. A royal court ;
adj. Thin, lean. 2. Fine. 3. Small, an assembly of wise and learned

little, narrow. cStf^ftoafo, tftf^ *ew men. 3^#«k2&>, $$&>&> sabhasa-
sannagintsu, sannagilu, v. n. To dudti, sabhikudu, s. One of a com-
grow thin, or emaciated to be •,
pany, or assembly. 7$ip£r*&> «a-
Jean. bhakiidu, An assembly to collect.
is& tf-Samarta 463 -£s5cr*tf-Samana
or meet, #$fSr»«b^sabhakurtsu, To •£sfetf rix> samarthamu, adj. Powerful,

assemble a meeting, -^êônfc strong. Able, capable. 3. Per-
2.
sabhakurpintsu, v. Caus. To cause fectly versed in, or master of.
a meeting to be assembled. 3 #80 *£s5o_gsSx> samastamu, adj. All, whole,
2& sabhyudu, 5. One who is fit for entire, complete. 2. Compound,

compounded.
an assembly.
•£ssb&si», tfsfc&sSbafco samakshamu*
•£skSfcx> samakattu, v> a. To prepare,
samakshamamu, Presence, sight.
s.
to put in array, to keep in
adv. Before, in presence, or in
readiness.
sight of.
3s&§cp>2k, SsfcSj^tfb samakudu, sama-
•(OsSr*^ samakhya, s. Fame, reputa-
kuru, v. n. To conspire, coincide,
tion. 2. Confederation, convention.
or agree. 2. To succeed. 3. To
happen, or occur. jSskgro&N sama- £8£n>^tfs5oa sarnacharamu, s. News,
kurtsu, v, a To cause to agree, tidings, intelligence, information.
or coincide, succeed, or happen. 2. A message. 3 An occurrence.
SsksSw samamu, adj. Like, similar. Ss5bâa6oo samajamu, 5. A crowd, flock
2- Equal. 3. Equable, uniform. or multitude.
#sSojtoo^cecosainamucheyu,To level, tf3j*-^-*tf»cx> samadhanamu, s. Con-
or equalize. tfsfc&jâSoa samachi- ciliation, agreement, consent. 2.
ttamu, s. An equable temper. Tranquillity, peace. 3. Reconcil-
tfsfcaflbs&o samayamu, s. A time, or ing differences.
tfs5o-$ samadhi, s. Deep meditation,
opportunity; season fit, or proper
time for any thing. 2. Leisure. restraining the senses and confin-
3. An oath. 4. A confederation, ing the mind to contemplation on
or engagement. the true nature of the spirit. 2.
tf 3k 35bo samayu,
v. n. To die, or Reconciling differences- 3. Perse-
verance in a difficult undertaking.
expire. 2.To be diminished, ex-
4. A grave, or tomb
pended, or worn out. £K»a»o-t5b
2s5cp>tf26»3 samanamu, adj. Like, simi-
samayintsu, v. a. To kill. 2. To
lar. 2. Equal, s. One of the vital
wear out.
airs supposed by the Hindoos to
samaramu, Battle, war,
-^sSbtfsfco s.
exist m the human hody ;
it's
combat, conflict. place is supposed to be near the
•£sk j£ samarta, *. The first appear- navel, and it is considered essen-
ance of the menses. tial to digestion.
*
-£sk^-Sammada 464 ^tfif-Sarala
3s£n> j> samapti, s. End, conclusion. ^•So^, #&kcb& samme, sammiya. s.
3ajj*£o\56 samalintsu, v. a. To man- Confederation, convention, league.

age. 2. To control. *£"^fc* sammeta,*. A sledge hammer.
sss*n-£sfc» sainasamu, s. In grammar, tfcar«o say am, adj. Own ; as *r*&>-7j-*
Composition of words, formation Sb-ôoô^sSx^^ vadunakusayam-
of compound terms.
£&)*£**» samfpamu, adj. Near, proxi-
tammudu, That man is my own
younger brother.
mate, contiguous, s. Proximity,
neighbourhood- Soooo-iSb sayintsu, v.n- To agree with;
?SsSdo^s5c» samukhamu, s. Presence, to be agreeable to-
proximity. •jooooK sayiga, s. A wink, or sign.
;$Kfoo&cs&«»o, ^sfoozr'osssso) samudaya- tfooo&sSw sayitamu, adv. vide $&*&&&
mu, samudayamu, multitude, s. A sahitamu.
number, heap, or quantity.
-£©»&>£b sayitudu, s. vide ;sa#\2k
Ssfco-epoaoo-dD samudayintsu, v. a. To
savitridu.
console, or condole with. 2. To
pacify, or allay any passion. -£c8^q&>, tf5kr°c&>*fcc> sayyata, sayyo-
#j6x>-sr»tfb2k samuddarudu, s. The Su- tamu, s> Touching with the hand,
ed
perintendent over several villa- or finger, in play, or joke.

£a5cr*£$£ sayyodhya, s. Friendship.
^sSm^sSm, tfsfco^&j samudramn, sa-
•£&& saraku, s. Esteem, regard, care
mudrudu, s. The sea, or ocean. for. tftfSbt>oaoo sarakuseyu, To re-
samuhamu, s. A flock,
«S£xn>sS-°tfw
gard, esteem, or care for.
crowd, or multitude a heap or ;
*<otf;fo saragu, s. Swiftness, speed. #tftf
quantity.
3s»s& samriddhi, s. Thriving, in- saraga, adv. Speedily, quickly,
swiftly.
crease, prosperity, success.
Consent, assent, %tiz>& sarabadi, 5. Friendship.
%&> © sammati, s.
accord, acquiescence, compliance. StfsSoo saramu, s. A pond, or pool. 2.
2. Pleasure, command. £s&,3o-&

— A string of pearls, or wreath of
flowers,
sammatintsu, To consent, or a-
gree. JStfiftfw saralamu, adj. Candid, sin-
^6s^fi«5oo sammadamu, s. Jo}^, plea- cere, honest. 2. Straight, upright.
sure, happiness. 3. Easy, simple.
•jSQ&f-Saripo 465 or^^bo-Sarkaru
JStftfew saralalu, s. plu. In grammar, wishes, habits, taste, <fcc. to be ;
pleasing or agreeable. 5. To be
The soft consonants, viz. x s&$ w
complete. Zd&r°TS) saritsutsa, v. a.
gaja da daba.
To examine, or compare, care-
&tf-£ sarasa, acfo. Near.
fully.
_
_
-£tf*(Od(» sarasamu, «$. Juicy. 5. A #87r» sariga, adv. Properly, rightly,
joke. correctly. 2. Equally. 3. In good
tftf3o-3tf&>\, 3tf& sarasu, sarassu, order. 4. Completely, fully, per-
fectly.
sarasi, s. A pond, or pool. tftf && 35X" sariga, s. Gold, or silver, lace.
^»j6x> sarasiruhamu, A lotus.
38 "ft sarige, s. A gold necklace. 2.
^xp^), SJ-cr-w) sarapu, sarabu, s. A gold, or silver, lace.
shroff, money changer or banker.
38"S)&-^81br3, -^s^tfsariperji-saripe-
Sxp'^ôi saralamu, adj. Fit, proper. na» saripena, s. A sort of gold
2. Easy, convenient. chain, or necklace.
S-o^SQ sarasari, 5. An average. S8l!fr saribesi, s. Odds and evens.
$d sari t adj. Right, proper, fit, just. #8s^£$b sarihaddu, s. Boundary, ex-
2. Equal. 3. Even, not odd. ado. tremity, frontier, limit.
Expressive of assent. Good, very 3&§b sarnkn, &. Goods, articles,
well. commodities, merchandize.

To put *£&-cf-^, saruchashma, 5. A super-
tfSôaoo saricheyu, v9 a. in
order, or arrange. 2. To level, or irrtendent.
-$&>&> sarudu, sarusu, v. a. T«i
make even. 3. To complete, or fi-
i>&&,
arrange. 2. To distribute what
nish.
is enough for a few only, in equal
#8&r*$ saripovu, v. n. To be finished shares, amongst many, -^Soôr ^
6
or completed, tfe^c&o, se^^bx sarnsukonu, v. Gomp. To arrange,

saricheyu, sariputstsu, v. a. To <£c, for one's own benefit.
adjust to arrange, or put in or-
;
sarulu, s. plu. Chaplets, or
tf&ex>
der. 2. To distribute, so that no-
thing remains. 3. To finish, con- wreaths of flowers.
^"g?oo saresu, s. Glue.
clude, or complete. s8*£ô saripa-
du, v. n. To be on good terms. 2. *£^k-&sarkaru, s. The government.
To fit, or suit. 8. To be right, or 2. A district comprehending seve-
proper. 4, To agree with one's ral Purgunas.
D\)
i&S^-Salupu 406 ;^£r_$.Saskam
tfâSoo sarpamu, s. A snake, or *£& sallu, v. n. To become slack, or

serpent. loose, adj. Loose, slack. ôaSo^*^
^SosSao sarvamu, adj. All, entire,
vayuvusallu, Wind to escape be^
whole, complete, universal. hind.
^s^sm sarrabu, 8. vide~$-m£) sarapbu. *(j#® savati, The wives of the
s.
-f>z.t salaka, 6-. A small sack. 2. A same husband stand to each other
quantity in capacity, equal to in the relation denoted by this
two and a half tooms. word. -£5>s^ savatitalli, A step-
^K^ptf salagapara,AHincloo spade, mother.
or hoe. i>s&> savatn, s- Specimen, sample,
*^2jKs5w salagamu, 5. Human ordure. or pattern. 2. A sort, or kind. adj.
•^K^^ salagani&clu, To feed on Like, similar.
ordure. i>£&n savarana, s. Requisite imple-

^£>sr€ salaha> s. Peace, concord. 2. ments, articles. &c.
Advice, counsel. ^6o-^s savarintsu, v. a. To supply,

^y^r salaka, s, A sledge hammer. or furnish. 2. To arrange, or put
in order. 3. To prepare.
^j^^Ss^, *£er°£>tfc» salapamu, salaba-
*£ss'^7r° savasavagai, adv. As if ob-
mu, s. A pearl fishery. serving, but pretending
•£y-*«5x> saUran, The 6-. usual not to
see as if winking at.
;
Musalman salutation ; safety,

s. A conveyance .of any
^sr*S savari,
blessing, peace.
^De)s5w salilamti, 5. Water. but especially a palanqueen.
kir/d;
^9&iQ salupn, To make,

v. a. or do.
^spoDsavHu, s."A question, or
To interrogatory.
2. To wage, Or carry on. v. n.
give severe pairs, s- Severe, or "o>5gtfs§&-5jsavurapukuppe, s. An
acute ? pain. ornament worn by Hindoo fe-
-Zzn^&n sallapamu. s. Conversation, males, on the Lair,
familiar discourse. <5e^g>o-i5c> sa- fS^tfsfco, -(6&tfsSw savuramu,savaramu,
llapintsu, To converse, or talk s. The hair of the Bos-grunniens.
familiarly. -£R> sasi, s. Grain, corn. 2. Relish.
~{>ti%) salupu, v. n. To grumble. 2. To 3. Health.
give acute pain. s. Severe pain, •£^,-.3 saskani, s. An imaginary
also termed ^tidotf salaparinta.
coin, of the value of forty cash.
;
>»oX*fc-Sangatya 467 iffU
tfs$*XsSbtfo5w sahagamanamu, s. The ir*oK&* sangamu. adj. Perfect, com-

burning of a widow alive, with plete.Hr>ol$<r>ir>oKi6x> sangopauga
her dead husband
mu, Complete from beginning to
7$&>\S&'& sahacharudu, s. An atten- end-
dant,companion, or contemporary. ô^ J e^ sambrani, s. Benzoin.^n»o
sahajamu, Nature, dis-
^^-assScx) 5.
^.tgg Q sambrani vatti, s. A
position, adj. Natural, innate. 2. kind of candle, made chiefly of
Proper. 3. True. benzoin, and producing the fra-
Ss$*tft5s», Ss^sdMsahananiu, sahamu, grance of frankincense.
s. Patience, quiet, resignation. •>§8 sakiri, s. vide •>!>, sakshi.
^^•sp^sfca sahavasamu, s. Associa- £r°*o Baku, v. a. To foster, cherish,
tion, friendship. or nourish. 2> To bring up, or
tfsfro .tf.s&o sahasramu, s. A thousand. educate- 5. A pretence.
tfsrCos&ska sahayamu, s. Assistance, tr*X-cr°tisaganara, s. The aloe.
succour, aid. 2. Protection. >Xtfs5^ sigaramu, s. The sea, or
»5xScB5o2& sahayudu, s. An assistant, ocean.
companion, follower, or adherent. -fr*K&&x> sagaramu, s. The large

leathern bottle, or bag, used in
tfSr»onfc, ^Ln>o»oo5b sahintsujsahiyin
conveying oil, ghee, &c, in India.
tsu, v. a. To suffer, support, en-
>>Kb saga, s. vide $o3<sr<»e>jSa> bhin-
dure, or bear. 2. To pardon.
divalamu- 2. Cultivation, adj.
tfSr>c£s$M sahitamu. adv. With, along
Cultivated, v- n. To go on, pro-
with. 2. Even, also. adj. Accom- 2. To expand,
ceed, or advance.
panied, in company with.
spread out, or become elongated
•$~z&vt*&i&&> sahodarudu,.?. A brother as red hot iron, by beating. 3. To
of whole blood, one by the same take effect, to be of considerable
father and mother. duration. £r°x;6oc& sagadfyu, v. a.
To draw out, or elongate. 2. To

importune. ^xfr*°i» sagagottu,To
£p> sa, adj. In composition, Half; as, beat out, to elongate by beating.
•£r°-&>(SS samenu, The half body. •£n>X^csfco sagaveyu, To send off,
SrooX^csSw sangatyamu, 5. Associa- or away. ^p>5\o3b &&gmt$Ti v>Caus. y
tion. To cause to go on, advance, or pro-

•2r»#eiSa"dhu 46S &• isô - Samany a
ceed ; to carry on. 2. To cause I
some, pleasing. 5. Well" born. 6.

to take effect, to establish. 3. To !
Tame, docile, not vicious, as ap-

Cultivate. plied to tame animals.
•£p>Xb»cl sagubadi, s. Cultivation. sadhyamu, adj.
7tf-°#e<6M Possible,
•£p>4j-=»"go-»fe5^5'Ax>,
,
an»&r»"^tf**» satako practicable. 2. Curable.

tiberamu, sataberamu, 8. Barter. ir*$>o&i sadhyudu, s. An inferior
^r>feS Rati, adj. Like, similar, equal. deity, or demi-god.
•&• cT s> satani, c2<^J- Of or belonging fro sani, s. A lady, a female of rank
to the Satani caste? who worship or respectability. It is used chief-
Vishnu exclusively. ly as an affix as, £-*#-£*$ dorasa
;
•£n>i&> satu. s. A number of travellers. ni, Alady. tr>%sr>o>k> sanivandlu,

^•sr» s a da * ac£/. Plain, un orna- s. Dancing girls, prostitutes.
plu.
mented. sfco^«^& mantrasani, s. A mid-
^r»a\^c^> sadrisyamu, ^. Resem- wife. "5S^r»?) reddisani, s.A Rhed-
, ,
.to
blance, similarity. dy s wife.
£r>$g'j6s> sadhakamu, 5. Practice, •£r°s>H sanike, s. An earthen vessel,
exercise, % A document.
usage- or deep plate-
3- An instrument. 4- Any thing- -&>£&, sapadu, v. a. To eat.
eaten with rice.
i>$> sapu, adj. Clean, pure, clear.
-&>§<$ sadhana, 5. Denial. 2- Pract-
&>&&> sabitu, adj. Proved, establi-
ice, usage.
shed.
ir>$i$&x> sadhanamu, s. Contrivance,
•Zr>&>o&&n samantamu, s. Power,
expedient, means. 2. Instrument,
agent. 3. Cause. 4. The penis- 5. authority*
Premises leading to a conclusion, i^&> ft samagri, s. A thing, article,
6. Authority for the use of a word. material, or implement.
T^-jptfcas&w sadharanamu, adj. Com- i^s&> tic £<x> samarthyamu, s. Power,

mon, general, applicable to all. strength. %
Ability, adequacy,
To succeed cleverness, capability. 3. Prowess.
•£t°§ot& sadhintsu, v. a-
by dint of perseverance ; to take, £r°s£r*s6 samanu. 5. Things, articles,
or conquer. 2. To deny. materials, apparatus,
furniture,
3p>#>, •&>&> sadhu, sadu, adj. Good, tools, instruments.
virtuous, pious, pure. 2. Proper, •&<»•&* tfcs6w samanyamu,ac?j. Common,
right, fit. 3. Excellent. 4. Hand- general.

•>S-Sari 469 •£r»sj^-Savas;
£r°&) sami, s. vide ifr°^zx> swami. 1<r>&>-5r>~6ote saruvapanla, .?. A crop

•^sd^-^SdII, ^"So°3 s iinita- samite, i n low wet ground.
sameta, s. A proverb, or common •£p&;g> saruvu, s- A ridge, or small
saying- 2. A parable. bank.
"^»r»sScstoo samfpyanm, s. Proximity. £p-g sare, 5. Presents to a daughter
-^^500 sainu, s. Any bodily exercise; when sent to her husband's house.
as fencing, &c. 2. A pawn, or piece, at the game
^r° 6sj ,a,r j5» samudnkamu, 5. The of Sogetaloo. 3. A potter's wheel.
interpretation of spots on the "Zr>~5-fr>~d, -fr°~d£> saresare,sareku,aefo.
body. 2. A book on that subject. Often, frequently.
•>°skosto> samyamu,s. Equality, same- ^Ssko sirthamu, 5. A multitude :
* . . .
ness. 2. Likeness, similarity. espicially of similar animals, or of

"%rOyc&°j23?&so samrajyamu, s. Imperi- travellers ; a caravan.
al rule. -£r>tf-5r*;$ToS&> sarthavahudu, s, A
^n o56o~5*
, ,,
e;853o— •£p>055o $ s6oo, ^cfiSo^ trader, or merchant.
tfafcp s&yankalanm-sayantramu,sa- ^<y sala, s. A hall. 2. A stable; 3.
yantanamu, s. The evening. An avenue.
-£r»c*65dcx> sayamu, s. vide -^srCetsSsfco
sahayamu. salagramamu-saligravamu,sa-
s5«x»
^r»ccSn»s^\ sSw sayahnamu; s> Evening.
lagravamu, s. The Salagramam,
£r»a»ysr*o2& sayilavandlu, 5. vide «.->
or stone sacred to Vishnu, said
S2»SScjr_ejsr'o^b budibudikkula- to be found in the bed of the river
vandlu. Gunduk.
•£r*tf$ sarathi, s. A charioteer. >>&&, s
Hr>'&$)&1& salidu, salepuru-
i>ti&x> saramu, 5. The pith, or sap? gu, s- A spider.
of trees. 2. Strength, vigour. 3. >?^^ salevadu, s. A weaver.
The essence of any thing. 4.
-£r«35'-3rx S"s53o savakasamu, s. Leisure.
Marrow.
?S-o ir>aooj->'Tr> sarayi, sara, s. Spiritu- •>5S-qr»rfs5oo savadhanamu, adj. Di-
ous liquor, of any kind. recting the attention to one ob-
£p»a sari, s. In composition, A time, ject.
or turn, in rotation ; as Zjgfnd -£p>3T6-£i*» savasamu, s- vide £s3-»»r»
okasarj, Once, &c. *£&» sahavasamu.

&r«Sika 470 fczh-Sibbi
^•^?o?Cs5ao sashtangamu,s. Prostra- S)"^ 5

^ sikka, s. A seal, or stamp. 2.
tion to the ground, so as to -touch, Their impression.
it at once with eight different S>X siga, s. vide %$ sikha. N. 2.
members of the body viz. The ;
%fo siggu, 5. Shame. 2. Modesty,
two hands, the two feet, the breast,
the forehead, and the two shoul- timidity. 3. Disgrace. ftfos^Stf
ders. siggumalina, a<#/. Shameless, im-
•£p&>$ex> sasuvulu, s. plu. vide esur* pudent. &?fo;S£& siggupadu, v. n.
ex> aValu. To be ashamed.

T^s^Ssfco sabasamu, s. Violence ; the &£<&» sidamu, s. A flag, or banner.
perpetration of any act of rapine, %-cr>c&i6x> siddayama, s. Saving in ex-
or aggression. penditure.
-A i**&*o&?6xi sahayyamu, .9. Assist- &-g sidde, s. A large leathern bottle,
ance, aid, succour. 2. Friendship. used for oil, &c. In India. 2. A
^Sr»£§ sahird, s. A groom* .
brazen oil bottle.
<3-°l!roS£eskK> sahityamu, s. Classical &£>s5m siddhamu,s, A state of readi-
knowledge. 2. An implement. ness, or preparation, adj. Heady,
fr>&x>-? r>
& sahukaru, s- A Soucar, or prepared. 2. True, certain.
banker- ?>-e3ô^s5oosiddhantamu,5. Demonstra"
9
•^1^ sakshi, s. A witness, an evi- ted conclusion, established truth-
dence. 2. A
famous Sanskrit work, on
astronomy.
&& siddhi,s. Fulfilment, accomplish-
ftoKtfw singamu, s. vide gjos^^sim- Kesult, ef-
ment, completion. 2.
hamu, fect 3. Success. &&0-& siddhintsu,

fto-7r>& singarii, 5. A bow. v. n. To succeed, or take effect ;
Jbo*7r>tfs5c» singaramu, s. vida 3\o7r» to be accomplished.
tf*x» sringaramu. h-trooJ7x>, ^fpnco-D sipayi, sipayf, s
Sjos^j5m simhamu, s. A lion. Anindian soldier.
£w simhasanamUj^.A throne,
ftosS-sfStf
&S)tf«5w sibiramu, s. A camp.
as in India being supported by ?>S) X sibbi, s. A brazen cover- £tp2?»
lions. &£k taradzusibbi, The scale of a
&g* sika. s. vide $$> sikha. balance.
&s&ce£-Sim.aiita 471 TfcS\£-Sukrita
&£k© sibbiti, s. Shame. 2. Modesty. ceremony, performed

sacrificial
&"S\s*» sibbemu, s. A blotch, or scab.

in the sixth or eighthmonth of- a
Hindoo female's pregnancy.
fixr> sira, s. Indian ink. A
f»e> sila, s. nail, pin, peg, clasp, or
fca siri, 5. vide A. sri, No. 1, 2. & 3.
screw, of wood
or metal.
&e»Kb silugu, s. Danger, peril. 2. 7be>s6o£ sllamanda, s. The ankle.
Calamity, misfortune- §>7$i&x> sisamu, s. Lead. 2- poetry of
&g> sillu,s. /?/&. A kind of spear, used
a particular measure.
in urging on .the elephant. . &$» sisa, s. A
bottle, glass, or phial.
ft £ oft sivangi, s. The leopard. So

%&> istu, 5. mcfe $&>sistn, Under. A particle, and prefix, analo-
&> su,
&£o dastu, I cannot trace the de- gous to good well, or the Greek
rivation of this word. As opposed Eu, and implying reverence, wor-
to s3o dastu, Money in hand, it ship, honor. 2. Assent. 3. Increase,
denotes, money outstanding un- prosperity. 4. Excess, exceeding.
collected but when used with- 5. Pain, distress. 6. Pleasure, de-
;
out 'reference to that word, it delight.

notes a fixed assessment in money, &oo&£» sunkamu, s. Toll, customs.
as distinguished from a variable &>o56 sunkari, s. A collector of

tax, or assessment in kind. customs, or toll. i&oS'eô&a sunka-
*> rimettu, A custom house.
-rtW$u&xi sitaphalamu, s. The cust- jSaocf sunta, s. A little, adj. Little
short, trifling.
ard apple. Annona squamosa.
sidivamu, s. The slough of ?5oc&6's&o sundaramu, adj. Beautiful-
&efftfvx>
a serpent. 2. Poverty, indigence. handsome. £oo&8 sundari, A beau,

&jSb sfm a, s. A boundary, or limit. 2 tifui female.
A country, or district, and hence £oS«ako sukaramu, adj. Easy, practi-

applied to designate. 3. Europe. cable, attainable.
^>s56 3cr»S simakodi,
r
5. A turkey. £o&s&*tfsfco sukumaramu, adj. Soft,
lit. A European foul. smooth, tender. 2. Young, youth-
fbj&oel'tfcw simantamu, s. A separation ful.
of the hair on each side, so as to sfo3\«*s5c» sukritamu, s. Virtue,

leave 'a distinct line on the top of moral merit. 2. Fortune, atispici-
the head, 2. A purificatory and ousness.
&£-Sui 472 &>tfcX.Suranga
i&sp&K-'&gi&xi, K3oKsS» sukliamu, su- Too® suti, s. vide s & ® srati, No. 3.
>
kainu, sugarnu, s, Happiness, plea- &&>&) sutudu, A son.

s.
sure, delight, joy. 2. Health, wel-

roD "3 sutte, s. A hammer.
fare, adj. Happy, &c. 2. Healthy.
#o£> sukhi, s. A pleasant, happy,
&>& suda, 5. The point, or end, of any
or healthy man. thing.
£oi£>o-t$b, joogpcx»o
sukhintsu,
6o# sudda,
a
s. A sort of white clay,
-do sukhiyintsu, To
or pumice stone.
feel pleasure, or joy to
; be
&>a sudd'i, 5. vide &>a suddi.
happy. rSosf) ss tfsssko sukhaprasava-
KSoO suddi, s. The moral of a fable,
mi], A and easy delivery, in
safe
child-birth. &$)Sog'fc>sfe> sukha- or tale.
Kx>ô»oi5b sunayintsu, v. a. To plait
sankatamu, lit The pain from
pleasure. The venereal disease. clothes,
A footf^ sunn a, s. A cypher. 2. The

#os;£2& sujanudn, s. good, virtu-
letter o jSos^-^fcw sunnapettu, lit.
ous, or respectable, man.
To put a cypher. To refuse, or
fSog sudi, s. A whirlpool. 2. Curled
decline to give.
hair. ?3o&-7v°D sudigali, A whirl- &>?^5 sunnati, s. Circumcision. 2.
wind. i&&ir & sudigonu, To sur-
3
The traditions of Mahammad.
round, or encircle. &>acc&> siuli- X»#\ j&» sunnamu, s. Lime, or mortar.
yu, To whirl round. &o£s5C& sudi- QsôsS sunnapukaya, The
toz*\
vadu, To become confused in chunam box used by Hindoos, iu

battle, joo&sroew sudivalu, &. A mis- which a little fine lime is kept, to
sile weapon. be rubbed on the beetle leaf,
before it is chewed.
foclcsft sudiya, s. Haifa load of beetle
^SK sunni, s. Powder of any kind.
leaf.
Kx» sura, 5. Spirituous, or fermented,
&&>-7r°&o sudugadu, s. A cemetery,
liquor, adj. In composition only,
or place for burning, or burying,
Of or belonging to the deities, or
the dead. gods; as, ;&s sicsgek surajyeshthu-
tSo^dsSmsudumu, s. A flock of one du, s. Bramha, the creator.
hundred sheep. fOotfoXsSao surangamu, s- A hole, such
&>& suta, adv. Since, from. 2. Even, as ismade by rats, or by burglars*
also. or in blasting rock^.
jSjitftf-Suchana 473 «£r* & , afix -S u k slimamu
&>tf tt>$ suragali, s. A whirlwicd. mation by signs, ^ffrjfca sucha-

7x>Vfo suragu, v. n* To flee. kamua^/. Conveying meaning by
gestures or signs. £r*£)o-& suckin-
SoSfe3 surati, s. A fly brush, usually
of the Bos
tsu, To hint, by signs or gestures.
made of the tail
grunniens.
£r>a suti, s. Aim. % An expedient.
£oSex> suralu, s. pin- The gods, or &n>3X*5ooe» sudigamulu,s. plu
deities. &o-cr>8 surari, 5. An asoor, Bracelets of a peculiar make.
or infernal being.
^S"SSudide,*Arare,orcuriousthino'
£oir»§>o-& suralintsu, v. a. To throw &n>&> sudu, s. An enemy, or foe.
away, in disdain. c$3-^Ss5m sutakamu, s. The imaginarv

&o9oe&, jfc-a suriya, sure, s> vide -^beg* pollution, proceeding from
the
chhurika. birth of a child, or from the death
rfc&rtbô^SV- surugucluchekka, s. of a relation. 2. Mercury,
or
quicksilver.
Red- wood-
surekaramu, Saltpetre.
&r^s5w sutramu, s. A thread. 2.
&>~3-3r*tfsSM s.
jooej^rasco sulabhamu, adj. Easy •

An expedient, or contrivance. 3.
A
rule, a precept, in morals 'or
feasible, attainable of easy acqui-
;
science a short obscure and
;
sition, or attainment. technical sentence, enjoining some

tfoer^-c'tfsSDo sulochanamn, s. Specta- observance in law or religion, or
cles, or eyeglasses. intimating some rule in grammar
£o&$, z»oo$) s til uvu, suluvu, s. logic, <fcc. 4. An opinion, or
decree,
Facility. 2. Lightness, as opposed in law.
to heaviness. 3. An expedient, or f$raScfc»TT°oM sudanturayi, s. The
means, adj. viêêj^s>x sulabhamu. loadstone.
?5oS5cbs-s5c» suvarriamu, s. Xjrold. adj. &p& sudi, s- A needle.
Of a fine colour. $t°XZ® surakatti, s. A small
knife.
#o£o suvvi, interj. This is the sSp»TPTr»^6»surakaramu,s.SaItpetre.
chorus used by women, at the ^"3 sure, s. A side, or direction.
close of their songs,in beating rice
c^-6^56 surepanu, s. A kind of
triangular parasol.
<&n>£tfs5*> siikaramu, s. A hog. $tt>&^,i6x> siikhmamu, adj. little,
tfretf^ suchana, s. A hint, gesture, small, minute, atomic. 2. Subtle.
or gesticulation ; conveying inti- 3, Thin, fine.
60
.
"SycCx-Selayu .
474 • tfe sSx-Sevyamu
tO< ~fca^& selayeru, 5. A cascade.

%,
9
o\ srishti, s. Creation, creatine-
"5>«8 selavi, s. The corner of the
Nature, natural property or
mouth
2.
disposition. Sv^sSw srishtamu,^'. ~&2>jgj selavu, s. vide &&$ salavu.
Created,
srishtintsu,
made. jsô-&, J^go-sfc ^
srijintsu, v. a. To
create, make, or form. t>ft segi, s> Evil, harm.
srishtimpu, $. Creation.
e) & "$&>$ setuvu, s. A bridge. 2. A cause-
way, bank, or mound.
i>& seda, s. Fatigue. 2. Rest. t,sci&\
^r, "S>X seka, sega, s. Warmth. IbK sedadertsu, To refresh another.
S^XsSoo segarogamu.
t>tf§**» sedyamu, s. Agriculture,
"X>3V»gfo sekalatu, 5. AVoollen cloth.
cultivation, t>tfeTr>&> sedyagaclu,
Hih o-ifc seggintsu, 9. ?z. To evince
A cultivator.
disgust, or horror.
"£tf sena, 5. An army.
lo?3 sedzdza, s, A bed, or couch. 2.
t><§ sepu, s. Making in the inflexion
a basket.
"£)£ setti, *. The title assumed by all sing. ii$& sepati, A space, period,
members of the Beri, Comtee, or or interval, of time; the time or

±>alajee castes, who trade as merch- duration of any event, action, or
ants, and usually, at Madras, writ- occupation.
ten Chitty. t>ssbs*» semamu, s. vide ^,s5bs6x> kshe-
*£>tfXe>o senagaiu, s. plu. v de $<$)(££>
:
mamu.
Sanagalu. "£& seru, 5. The measure of capacity,
liVfo seragu, s. Danger? calamity, or weight, termed a seer.
peril. Hiss seva, s. Service, servitude, wor-

H}$k& serabadi, s. Friendship. ship, devotion, zeal. t>ss§b£k seva-
~%>vX selaga, s. A cant word, used in kudu, s. A servant, or attendant j
measuring, to denote either a score, a man devoted, or attached to.

or one hundred. "&aoifr sevintsu, v. a. To serve, or
^Tfo-^ selagola, 5. A goad. attend. 2. To serve, worship, or
1)vo&> selayu, v. n. To run about, as j
honor.
applied to cattle. t>*g*5w sevyamu, s. Ploughed land.
8
>c^)-Sompu 475 $fs&&-Sommasi

—
Oi£ sesa? s. The place where the able, or pleasant, jôlbyo sompil-
hair parts, when combed down on lu, v. n. To shine. 2. To be hand-

each side of a female's head. some? or beautiful.
~&tfe» sesalu, s. plu. quantity of A £n>5ok_ s °kku, s. gjtfe -^Sb^ tsokku,
rice,thrown on the heads of the v. n. To reel, or stagger; to be
bride and bridegroom, daring the intoxicated, or stupified to be
;
marriage ceremony. faint. £r°§k_o3b sokkintsu, v. a. To
cause to reel, &c.
Js r**» saikamu, aclj> Small, little*

#-°K&r>ex> sogatalu ;
s. A sort of Hin-
doo backgammon.
minute. 2. handsome.
"=5
x saiga, s. A sign, hint, token, or £n>Xcj&sogayu,#.^. vide ^5o^_ sokku.
wink. 'c^pKjoo, ^^dô sogasu,sogusu,5. Beau-
1> •& saitsu, v. a. To endure, bear, ty, comeliness, elegance, adj.
Beautiful, handsome.
or suffer.
"S>£s5m saitamu, adv. vide #gr*e£s5c» ^°§s SoJJ a > *• Bice, or broken rice,
Q
sahitamu. boiled, after having been first well
"^ ©"Sô saidodu, s. A brother, or heated, in a dry state.
sister.
£r»*o sotta, adj. & s. vide ^ &>tsotta.
2^$Sbdb sainikudu, s. A guard, cen- £n>3o sottujj. Property, goods, estate*

tinel, or piquet. £-»# soda, 5. A funeral pile, or a
lo tfosfco sainyamu, 5. An army. place for burning the dead.2,The
2>_tf» sairana, s. Patience. lo9o-t5b fire used at the funeral pile. 3.
sairintsu, v. a. To endure, bear,

Any distressing intelligence.
or suffer.
&rtf sona, s. A cascade. 2- vide &&
jJps^ sonna, s. Gold, j^tpn^ sonna

&*o*S sonti, vtde 3oo© sunthi.
s.
rri, s. A gold, or silver, smith.
ôe£s$» sontamu, aJi.Of or belong- ^TTôw-o sonnayf, s. A sort of In-
ing to one's-self, dian clarionet.
d*o?& sompui 5. Beauty, elegance £-&soKo sobagu, s. Be autv.ac?/. Beauti-
harmony, adj. Beautiful, handful.
some, elegant, harmonious, ^po^p &**<>, 8>cx> sommasilla.'y, n,
— CO
To swoon,
& somparujTo be beautiful,agree- or faint.
&*cir-S6deka 476 $*o£tfe-Saundarya
tfr*;^ sommu, s. Property. 2. Riches, £-Stf^s$» sodyamu, s- And adj. vide s.
wealth- 3. A jewel, or ornament. tSôj&o chodyamu.

£"*#£> soradi, s. A row of trees, &c. &*#' sona, s. Rain ; thin, but long
2. Successive order. 3. Abundance, continued rain.
much. &*fr°#s&a sopanamu, s. A stair, or
^Sacr*^ soramfnu, s. A shark. step.
£ptf s5w soramu, s. vide tf^tf tfoo swara £r&$ sopu, s. Caraway seed.
ma. &*&£&» sobanamu, 5. *?wfe jb^^jtfsSw
^re&Tpgo sorugaku, s. A dry leaf. sobhanamu.

£p &Ko sorugu, 5. The drawer of a
£p£"3 sobe, .5. A blotch, or scab.
£-5 s5bo3-«tf*fc» somavaramu,s. Monday.
table, or box. 2. A dry leaf. 0.0.
To be inclined? to fall down from j^sâ somari, 5. An idle, lazy, per-
weakness. son. d*s&»d*^«k» somaritanamu,
^roeeofc solayu, v. n.To be in a lan- s. Idleness, laziness.
guishing, feeble, or fainting, state- £r*sk3 somu, 5. vide s.tfo^sfea sukhamu.
£-*e>^ solapu, s. Feebleness, faint- The moon-
^Sc5w2^ somu da, s. 2.
ness.
Siva. 3. Cubera.
&*tf w Xo£ sorariaganta,s.
Making the
&*& soku 5
s. An evil spirit, or Titan. nom. pho. Either regular, or £-*£
&*So sdku, v. To touch. To con-
2. caKo^b soranagandlu, A hole in
tract by touch ; to be affected by the wall, or ceiling, used both as
contagion. a window, and a chimney.
£rS)C soga, adj. Long. *c sola, 5. The third subdivision,
Teluga
^^bsS^fc^ sodumuttu, v.n. To reach of the toom, the greatest
measure of capacity, of which
the sky, or the head.
word consequently denotes
&*$&&o sodarudu, s. brother of A this
the sixty-fourth part.
whole blood ; lit Of the same
womb. £*e>o solu, v. ». To reel, stagger, or
&*a> &*"S sodi, sode, s. Fortune- be faint.

3
telling. ir
^"3r J Beauty,
sodekatte, s. A female for- iro%«g*x» sauudarya.mu, »
tune-teller. loveliness.
477 Sr^tf-Sthapana
-£r>gtfo6to saukaryamu, s. Health* sfc&oifc, c&8o«>o-& stutintsu, stutiyin

good condition. 2, Convenience. tsu, v. a. To praise, flatter? com-
adj. Healthy, in good condition, mend, or approve.
convenient. -&>£c&x> stutyamu, adj. Laudable,
•£-*$>cx5<x> sankhyamu, s. Pleasure, praiseworthy.
happiness.
-i^stfcsSa) saujanyamu, s. Goodness,
mildness, &*els&» stotramu, s. Praise, flattery,
^^Kcaoo saubhagyamu, s. Auspici- applause, commendation, ^ps © o^
ousness, good fortune. 2. The stotrintsu, To praise, commend,or

fourth of the astronomical Yogas. flatter.
^r-55bcs5wsaumyamu,ac/?.Mild, gentle,
placid.
•^>«'s5a-oc^353o sauramanamu,s.The solar? iS stri, 5. A woman, adj. Female,
feminine.
in contradistinction to the lunar,
month,
iêbsauru) s. Beauty, adj. Beautiful.
#<ys5a>, 7S$&x> sthalamu, sthalamu,5.
iPtHtf s5xsauhardamu, s. Friendship.
A place, or site. 2. Soil, dry or
firm ground. 3. Kesidence.
sthaviramu, adj. Old, aged.
tfo^sSw stambhamu, s> A post, or tS stfa6x>
2. Firm, fixed.
pillar. % Insensibility, want of
feeling, or excitability. #o^)o-i&
stambhintsu, To cease, or stop.
&>#&* sthanamu, s. Place, spot, site,
jotfsSw stanamu, s. A woman's breast.
situation.2. A
house, or residence.
jgsfcsSw stanyamu, s. Milk.
->a&C& sthanikudu, 5. A
fixed wor-
tl shipper, in a Hindoo temple.

•>•£#, -3n>o5tfxko sthapana> sthapana-
->tf *$» stananiu, s. vide •&>£$&*
mu, s. Fixing or concentrating
snanamu.
the thoughts.-£r°2>e£ss«> sthapitamu,
adj. Firm, steady, established.
^S, jSssskostuti, stavaniu, s> Praise, -£r°S>o-i& sthapintsuj e\ a. To esta-
flattery, encomium) eulogium, blish, make good, or confirm* 2.
panegyric. To place, or deposit.
»
^Sn>«&-Snehitu 473 ^tfca-Smarana
-£r°o» sthky'hadj. Permanent, steady,

firm, invariable.
•>°caoo§o£b sthayukudu, s. The over- "c^tfj sparsa, s. Contact, touch-
seer of a village. •^8\tfi5» sparsanamu, 5. Touch, con.
•£n>2) sthali, s. Any small potj tact. 2. The wind, or air.
-£p>tfSs5» sthavaramu,ad/. Fixed, sta- •(OjSxsSm spashtamu, ad/\ Clear, evid-

tionary, stable, immoveable; real, ent, manifest, apparent* conspicu-
as applied to property.
ous, easy, intelligible.
fo
ft© sthiti, s. Condition, state. 2.

*^t5^s&3 sphatikamu, s. Crystal.
Property, wealth. $3^8 bhusthi-
ti, Landed property, ft3a5bo&>2&
sthitimantudu,A man of property. 7oo\&j5» sphutamu,ae?/. Blown, open
fttfs5s> sthiramu, adj. Firm, fixed, ed, expanded. 2. Apparent, evi-
steady? immoveable, stable. 2.
dent, manifest.
Permanent, durable.
êo45b, ^8oooo45bsphurintsu,sphu-
q> riyintsu, v. n.To recollect, or re-
ê>^sthulamu,0^'. Big, corpulent, member. % To be manifest, or
bulky, s. A tent. clear.
***
£r»x #«£», -^StfssSw snanamu, snapa- is$\kz£&to sphotakamui s. A boil, or
namu, s. A blution, bathing. tumor hence, in Telugu, used to
%
;
denote the small pox.
^v^sSm snehamu, s. Friendship, in-

timacy, affection, kindness. 2. Oil, Recollection, me-
—4 tin smarana,
7$ s.
unguent. ~&y§r>o-&> snehintsu, v. a>
mory* ?$ ***<+-
8o-t5b, * fi««nA
tf,8©»o-ifc
—
sn
To cultivate, or court, another's
friendship, tsu, smariyintsu, v. a* To think.
"^x !r*&>2£ snehitudu, 5. A friend, 2. Recollect, or remember. 3, To

companion? or comrade. invoke, or meditate on.
^£ ^ *** -Swap nam u 479 *êS
1
^ cp
d^-Swasthamu
•fo^tfife© swabhavamu, s. Nature ;
3te natural state, property, or dispo-

# vS smriti, 5- Recollection, remem-
sition.
brance, memory. 2. Law, The swayampakamu,
•ôtfo-SrS'sSw s. Ar-
body of law as delivered original-
ticles requisite for the prepara-
ly by Menu, laws.
tion of food. 2. Cooking or prepa-
ring food. ôboo^pI swayampaki,
•>?e)So2&, Hr>evo&> syalakudu, sya- 5. A cook.
ludu, 5. A wife's brother. . -â6osstfsSa> swayamvaramu, s. The
v£/
ceremony of a young female se-
lecting her own husband, from a
^ Kb sraggu, v. n. saggu.
large assembly of young men.
^,So^- srukku,
C
v. n, To become less,
•ôBSosrtf
who selects
swayamvara,
her husband.
s- A girl
weak, or fatigued, s. Fatigue. •£gtfs6c» swaramu,.s. Sotmd. 2. A mu-

Îk-oifc srukkintsu, v. a. To sical note.Vocal sound, the
3.
make less to weaken, or fatigue.

;
voice. 4. An accent.
5. Air, breath
(O;
through the nostrils, o'. In gra-
mmar, a vowel.
"fooe£s*» swantamu, adj. One's
proper, private, peculiar, belong-
own;
^ tf sko swargamu,
ise.
Heaven. Indra's
ing to one's- self.

-<o-tfr»3sfco swanipamu, s> Natural fi-
*£-i5\ss» swachchhamu, adj. Pure^
gure, shape, form, state, or -pnv-
transparent, pelucid.
pose.-£Q&r«*£fy?tfsx>o swarupanas'a
*£c2ss&&> swajanudu, 5. A distant
namu, s. lit Destruction of the
kinsman.
natural form. Disgrace.
•fo«$o.#.*Soo swatantramu, a$. In-
tfoo swarnamu? s. Gold.
*<btf
dependent, free, selfwilled. s. In-
dependence. ê^j6w swalpamu, adj- Very small,
^p^sdooswatvamu s. Self-existence, or few ; trifling.
iudependent being. 2. Own right, fjs-S

swasti,A'. A particle, expressive
or property, of benediction, or approbation.
•fo^sfco swapnamu, A dream.2. Sleep. -^^sSaD, ^»co^sSm swasthamu.swanta
"cS^^Ksfr swapnamuganu, To mu, s. The mind, or facult}^ o*
dream. thought and feeling.
$^>o&2&-hamsudu 483 sr^sfci-haraiTiU
s^s^fessSw hadzarramu, s. The gate

7<r>o&o s$jQ&» swatantryamu, s. Inde-
of a mansion. 2. A royal court.
t
pendence.
s^fc>sSw hattamu, s. A market, or fair.
at°o£d sw-ami, s. A god, or deifcy. 2. s^g«5oa hathamu, s. Violence, rapine.
A chief, lord, or master. 3. A &>7sr>&lr.Qo& halhatkarintsn, To
husband. 4. A king, or governor. violate, or force.
5. An owner, or proprietor. 3^s»
zfr-w&oir* hathattuga'.a^. Suddenly.
' £^ ^tfaaswamidrohamii, Treason;
£*£&» hatamu, adj. Killed, beaten,
treachery to a superior-
destroyed. 2. Disappointed. £->£
-fro^ti^&xi swarasyamu, 5. Principal
sSwôoco hatamucheyu,z?.c To kill,
or chief aim, object, intention, or
destroy, or ruin.
meaning, lit. It's own juice, adj.
Pleasing, delicious.
s^«&> hattu, v> n. To be joined, or
attached. 2. To be obtained, as
applied to a situation, or employ-
fbq-r'tfsko swlkaramu, s. Adoption. ment. &> ®ot& hattintsu, v. a. To
%ogdo& swikarintsu,To adopt. join, unite, or attach: 2. To bes-
tow, or give, an employment.
s$*£g hatya, .s. Murder, slaughter
"£q£s&» sw cdamn,s. Sweat, perspira-
T
killing.
tion. 2. Warmth, heat. s5-»£(oo hadanu, 5. An opportunity.

sj-*o35s$m hayamu, s. A horse. s^«6
&* ha, The forty-ninth letter, and sr>&*&&} hayavahanudu, 5'.

Cube-
thirty-fourth consonant, in the
ra, whose vehicle is the horse.
Telugu alphabet. s^tfrcs&o haranamu, s. Taking, ac-
'0*£&x> hamsa, hamsamu, s. cepting, seizing, carrying off. 2.
A swan a fabulous bird of that
;
A special gift, as a nuptial pre-
species, thought now to be ex- sent, &c.
tinct. 2. One of the vital airs. s^»o s^tfjdw haramu, adj. Expelling, de-
-£s3r°s^s5o£o hamsavahanudu, s. livering; counteracting evil effects.
Bramha as ; having the swan for s^Qo^b, 5^8o»o-& harintsu, bari-
his vehicle. yintsu, v. n. To expel, deliver,
sô£o£o hamsudu, s. The sun. take away, or counteract evil ef-
sS*o r*-Hallako 481 gr°$o£b-Hitudu
fects. 2. To be digested, v. a. To sJ«e>o«o hallulu, s. plu. In grammar,

carry off, or usurp. s^Sot&r°s6 ha The consonants.
rintsukonu, v. Comp. To possess &> Z<3& hastamu, s. The hand. 2. A
a strong power of digestion.
cubit. 3. The elephant's trunk.
s5^5 hari, s. A lion. 2. A snake, or
s3-° X&v&x> hastatalamu, The palm
serpent, 3. A monkey. 4. A horse.
of the hand. s^-Î^Q hastakshari,
6. Vishnu. Yama. 8. Indra. 9.
7. D
Air, wind. 10. The moon. 11. The s. Hand

writing? signature.
&° % hasti, s. An elephant.
sun. 12. Green colour.
sêjrSo harigolu, s. A basket boat,
such as used on the Tambudra,
is
sfr*$ hani, s. Loss, privation. 2. Da-
and other rivers in the Deccan.
mage, harm. 3. Ruin. 4. Aband-
s£*8-J5*oas#s$» harichandanamu, s. A oning.
yellow, or very fragrant species sr6o« hayi, s. Happiness, quiet,
of sandal-wood. 2. One of the
peace, adj. Happy.
trees of paradise.
&€S3 harati. s. vide «tf© 6rati.
s$-»5«rD £'sSc», sfroea £«&» hari talamu, ha
ridalamu, s. Yellow orpiment.

sj-stfs&u h£ramu, s. A necklace, or
^5-sr>e3«3c» harivanamu, s. A small garland.
metal plate.
&6tr°&>oi&» halahalamu, 5. A sort of
t^bbjg) haruvu? 5. Contrivance, meth- poison, or venom.

&c§> haii, s. Joy, gladness.
od, address.
^-ck-.-cr* harka"ra, s. A messenger,
courier, or spy. §r*6SS himsa, s. Injury, mischief. 2.
s^&e-sSm harshamu, s. Joy, gladness,
Murder, killing. 3. Trouble, diffi-
happiness, sô\s-o-*fc harshintsu. culty, gsô.tf tfoo himsramu, ad/.
To rejoice. s^^s-^jSm harshitamu, Mischievous, hurtful* injurious.
adj. Rejoiced. gr>o&o-& himsintsu, v. a. To in-
sê>s*>a halamu? s. A plough. jure. 2. To kill.
sêr»5ê>^» halahalamu, s. A sort of gr%e£skc, Sr°eS£) hitamu, hitavu, s. An

poison. 2. The saliva of a horse. agreeable, suitable, or obliging,
iy*ej r*er*tf tfw, sê> rer*e>sfc» hallakol- service] adj- Agreeable? fit, accep-
Tumult, table, suitable-
laramu, hallakallolamu $.
confusion, disorder. &>&)&> hitudu, *. A friend.
61
;
sSbv-Hetstsu 482 P-la
It-
Ir*tf s*» hinamu, adj. Dificient, defec- "ir*&>;$ hetuvu, s. Cause, reason,
tive. 2. Vile, low, base. 3- Left, origin, motive.
abandoned, ~ir>TT°$rj5a> heralamu,acfy\Much,many.
hiramu,
ir°tfi&» s- A diamond. ~ir>$<S&x> helanamu, s. Disrespect,
£roo disregard, contempt.
#roo-rB tfsfe>, sStooS'n© hunkaramu,

hunkriti, s. A roar, or loud noise- -=roo&-3-*a hontakari, s. A person
sSrooêoiSi) hunkarintsu, To roar who

deceives one, in one's own
presence.
aloud.
&n»oasex> hoyalu, s. A gesture, or
- 5
jfoog, sfcooci hundi,hundi, s A bill

affected gait,
of exchange-
«frw&r«srwfe5 hutahuti, s. Great haste*
^Sror^ s5b sibah omamUjf. Aburnt offering
sfo>«f§k_, sttoSToS hulakki, hulanki,s.
the casting of clarified butter, &c.
A lie, or falsehood. into the sacred fire, as an offer-
ing to the gods, accompanied with
** prayers or invocations, according
7fr\tso&>Gx> hridayamu, s, The mind. to the object of the sacrifice.
the seat* or faculty of thought or ijTor°tf hora, s. An hour the twenty- ;
feeling, 2. The heart. fourth part of a day.

"?ror»Sh6ra,$. Expedient, contrivance,
2^\£cs6m hridyamu, adj.De&r, belov-
ed, cherished.
2. A person clever at expedients.
vj^/"pjg'«fr» hrasvamu. adj. Short,

krK& heggallu, s. phi. Eunuchs.
little, low. s. In grammar, A short
5^ -areas' hetstsarika, s. Gladness, vowel.
pleasure. 2. Caution* precaution.
Sr*\fcx hetstsu, v. n. To increase, or
tf la, This is the fiftieth letter, and
become augmented, adj. More' thirty-fifth consonant, in the
much, -^suo-ik hechchmtsu, v, a. Telugu alphabet but no words
;
To augment, or increase. in the language begin with it.

/
JLs-Kshiti 483 J\ e£. 1600-Kshetramu

>—
& 4
& ksha, The fifty-first, or last letter* J\ casks kshinamu, adj. Thin, emacia-
and thirty-sixth consonant, in the ted, feeble, slender, less.
Telugu alphabet. JLtf sfc> kshiramu, s. Milk. 2. Water.
&ras*» kshanamu, s. An instant, or
moment, of time.
&£ aw kshatramu, 5. The second <3*?«k,&p£ kshuttu,kshudha, s. Hun
pure Hindoo tribe, the regal or ger.
military caste. & & cafr*f3 kshatri-
^p^sfea kshudramu, adj. Small,
yarii, A female of that tribe. &,©,
little. 2. Mean, low. 3. Mean,
cc6o2& kshatriyudu, s. A man of niggardly, avaricious. 4. Cruel.
that tribe. 5. Poor, indigent. ^^jêxD^ss^
&sfc kshama, s. The earth. 2. Pati-
kshudralucheppu. To tell tales of
ence. 3. Pardon, forgiveness. any one. &? iE* voi$aSo kshudra-
{
J
&sks5» kshamamu, 8. Patience. 2.
lucheyu, To intrigue, or conspire
Pardon, forgiveness, adj. Patient.
&$Q kshuri, s. A barber.
2. Able, capable. &£»o-tfc ksha-
mintsu, v. a. To pardon, or forgive.
&cc&&» kshayamu, s. A destruction <E$r>ea£ kshunata, s. Disgrace.
of the world. 2. Loss, waste. 3.
A house, or a-bode.
"|^^g?>ô kshetradzuda, s. A son
ZS£o8kshanti,s.Patience, forbearance. born of the wife, by a kinsman,
or person duly appointed to pro-
&«fes$» kshamamu, s. A famine. create issue to the husband.
3£tf«i» ksharamu, s. Salt. 2. black
%.,£ &&> kshetrajnudu, s. The soul
ashes.
the emanation of divinity residing
JU in the body.
JL© kshiti, s. The earth. 2. An Tt^sSw kshetramu, s. Afield. 2.

abode, or dwelling. 3. Wane, loss, The body. 3. A wife. A pure, 4.
destruction. 4. the period of or sacred, spot a place of pilgri-
•,
the general destruction of the mage, as Benares, &c. 5. A geo-

universe. metrical figure*
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Auspicious, propitious conferring kshauramu,
;
3£tfs5s> s. Shaving.
good fortune, or happiness.
"il\sksi» kshemamu, s. Happiness- ZIP
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well being, welfare, health. 2.
Preserving, protecting, keeping
Z^ ksba, s. The earth. & $\ &>
what is acquired. 3. Final eman- kshmabrittu, s> A king ; as pro-
tecting ifc.
cipation, or eternal happiness.
adj. Happy, well, in good health,
prosperous.
"<Iê& kshveda, s.A war whoop, or
battle cry. 2. A bamboo rod, or
Sf 3 kshdni, s. The earth. stake.
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TELUGU WORDS PRINTED IN THE ROMAN,

IN THE TELUGU CHARACTER:

Departments under the Government of Madras.

THE REV- P- PERCIVAL,

LATE GOVERNOR OF MADRAS,

Jf the 56 letters of the Telugu alphabet, 51 are used in this Dictionary,

and they may be represented in the Roman character as follows:

ss a,, as in delta- mn> ri, as in ream.

& i, as in pique. S3 ai,asaiinaisle

£XXJ ri, as in rill. ^ an, as ou in foul

sp kh, aspirate of the preceding as kh in pack-horse,

3» gh, aspirate of the preceding as gh in gig-horse.

tf ch, as ch in church or ts, as in beats.

^ chh, the aspirate of the first tf as in coach-horse.

83 j, as j in jelly or dz, as in torridzone.

Sep jhj the aspirate of the first a j.

sy- fi, as gn in mignon or ni, in onion.

tf th, the aspirate of the preceding.

# dh, the aspirate of the preceding.

«w) rr, as in worry.

&. sh, as in shop.

# th, the aspirate of the preceding, as th in sweet-heart.

is yet almost impreceptible and the second iS* and &,

Alphabet. Prefixed to nouns of or mark.

tsogotfsfco ankuramu, s. A germ, a fc5oX"3cce> angamola, adj. Naked.

&oK$ X^&xi angavastramu, s. A WoKo^j&m angulamu, 8. A finger ; a

i6x>€x> angitimullu, s. A disease in Apiece of leather or iron, often

children. on the fingers of the right hand,

woX^&'S&o anguruchettu, s. grape

^>0 2j andza, s. The food of a man. glue, 3. To sting. 4. To light -or

2, The mark of a man's foot. 3. set on fire.

The measure of a foot. £5o&» antu, s. Touching. 2. A graft-

fc?o2srfs$Do anjanamu, s. The smoke of 3. Imaginary uncleanness, or

alamp made into paint used by legal impurity. £jc&ow2& antu-

&> anjanakadu, a conjuror. ssj$bex> antuvidutsu, antuVaduh?, To

hands joined together in worship from any other impurity, such as

that arising from the death of

to be in doubt ; to hesitate. e> ^ anda, s. Proximity," vicinity,

fasten or join together; to tighten. eSltsg) antasepu, So long, eo^sfcoS

^5ofc3oi5b antintsu, v. caus. To cause antamandi, so many persons. «>o

to touch. 2. To join, to paste, to £3^1^ s$a> antaini.tramu, such a

quantity, so much. t9o^s$b^»§b an- as the decks of a ship, the stories

sometimes affixed to words, as &> <&ow anta, s. Sometimes written.

go6o*oz$ti antakumundara, Beiore all. t?o"i?r» antena", Is that all?

that. <y c^o^So antakantaku, By &owz>$-Zn>Q anta oka sari» All at

degrees. £5 0^7^ antaga, Much once.

frequently, vide. tsoeT* anta. &c&) antu, s. The whole> total, or

antata, The inflected abla-

ultimate; last, concluding.

antamu, An end, sfotfsoS' andanuka, ado. Till that

consummation. 2. Death, destruc- time, as far as that place.

tion. 3. The waist, adj. Beautiful. woaisfcw andamu s. Beauty ; as

tsotftfTSfsfctf antaradamara, s. A -tr»sSx)$o3$ocS36s> ramuniyanclamu,

water plant, without any root in beauty of Rama. adj. Beautiful ;

t5o£-o 3 f s6^antaralamu,s. The middle woe-oBS andiya, s. A silver or gold

tpoab andu, postpos. in. -v^£xZ>a£o&> J

t5o$s$x> andhamn, cc//. Blind. ricates, or shuffles.

t5o$ ampu, p. a. To cause to go; adj. Untimely or out of season,

eo rag ul u, tsSfr-^jgcgb akkachellendlu, sis-

«o-ertf<6x> ambaramu, .?. A heap, ters, including both elder and

tSQ-wb ambari, s. A Howdah. place.

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