Dictionary Telgu English

SR No.: 020329
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Charles Philip Brown, M Venkataratnam, W H Campbell, Rao Bahadur K Veeresalingam
Publisher: Asian Education Service
Publication Year: 1985
Total Pages: 1426
Language: English, Telgu
Classification: Dictionary
File Size: 33 MB

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bomol kami-viniki. [Tel.] n. A snake. character. rgersw. &totan
10, sho w . (a.ü.) (So called kannadi-dalaşamu. n. The blessed ligbt' · because it is supposed to hear through
or holy candle. See 100. 2&ords
& bokannadi. n. A native of the Canarose its eyes.) Y 630) kanu-vettsa. [Tel.] n. Slight hont.
country.rgt door Justo. Also, a contempor
thoscos. నులి వెచ్చ. B B kann-sanna. [Tel.] n. A sign with
Vasten kanna-poou. [Tel.] v. n. To be
pierced through by a robber as & wall. the eye : a wink.
కన్నము వేయబడు. pod kanganta. (Tel. Fokurobs.] adv. Right in the face, plainly way towar.
18 dus kannamu. [Tel.] n. A hole made
by burglars through a wall. Her 835 See $&x5.
Iw a way dug under a wall by thieves. petikanna. [Tel.] adj. (Contracted from BD. v. 701.8*51 kannupu-katii.
So who begot). " By birth" (& parent) D. A housebreaker's wrench. A sharpeued As distinguished from og á "by bar of iron to bore a hole through a wall. adoption." Do one's own father గన్నపుముట్టు or కన్నకోల kannapu. or natural father; s o one's own
muttu. A crowbar used in digging such
bole ; called in thieves' slang, a jemmy, mother; a child by birth, not
betty, or a look. కన్నము పెట్టు or కన్న by adoption. కన్న (i. e., కనిన seen,
So kannamu-X111. v. n. To comperosivod.) adj. Any, niscellaneous, in
mit burglary, to dig through a wall. disoriminately taken, vile. 5 stato any food that one could get. B oudsew vile
Stadtog kannayya. [Tel.] n. A father by language. anybody, without
blood (as distinguished from an adopted
fatber). Another neaning is in use. selection. To siraogers, anybody.
When parents fear an infant may die, se anywhere. In Paraj. v. 46.
they sometimes bore a crevice through Axor in any way or direction, the wall and put the babe tbrough it: bendlong. కాకి కన్నడి తింటుంది the crow then they name their son cos him ente trash
of the cleft" 18 received directly from XX or kannc. [Tel.] affix. Than.
the deity. 802. 035 wa kua this is blacker
kannara. [Tel.] n. Catastrophe, than that. tror awa to this is differ.
misfortuno. es. Sorrow, grief Supt. ent from that. నీకన్న దొంగలేడు. there ;
So kannari. n. A sorrowful man is no greater rogne than you.
bipolowas. K ré kauna-yddu. [Tel. fiom sy w.
kannalaru. [Tel.] D. Disregard 1. house breaker.
4. Vasu. iv. 3. kunnadu. Tel.] n. Disregard, neg. $$ Da kannarili. [Tel. 3 toy told. adj. lect. d. dobo kumilintsa.
Blind. Xong, 550. u. A blind man.
X ods. v. a. To disregaru. LcW.
8 2 kaunaku. [Tel. 14+050.} 1. The Sos kaunadlanu.[Tel.]n. The Canara |
spoke of a spinning wheel, which, being or Cariatic; a name including the Telugu the last put in, keeps the rest all tigbt. and Caparebe countries. Canarese lan- 'The outside leal in a bundle of betal guage. B u ciu tbe Caparese
leaves. The finishing bit or corner stone;