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LETTERS.
Of the 56 letters of the Telugu alphabet, 51 are used in this Dictionary,
and they may be represented in the Roman character as follows: WOWELS.
e
a, as in delta.
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á, as in father.
2x" ri, as in ream.
c) e, as e in mendicant. e. as e in grey. go ai, as ai in aisle.
3 i, as in pin. -6\ 1, as in pique. é, u," as oo in good.
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CONSONANTS,
Gutturals. s k, as k in king.
4 kh, aspirate of the preceding as kh in pack-horse. X g, as g in garden.
£o gh, aspirate of the preceding as gh in gig-horse. < n, as ng in angle. <- h, as h in hunger.
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Palatals. $5 ch, as ch in church or ts, as in beats.
# chh, the aspirate of the first is as in coach-horse. as j, as j in jelly or dz, as in torridzone. & jh, the aspirate of the first as j. 3. ii, as gn in mignon or ni, in onion. S, as S 1n Sure.
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t, as t in trump. th, the aspirate of the preceding. d, as d in drum.
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r, as r in rule,
rr, as in worry. }, the cerebral l. 3.
sh, as in shop. Dentals.
t, as t in taper. th, the aspirate of the preceding, as th in Sweet-heart. d, as in divine. dh, as dh in adhere.
n, as n infancy. s, as s in sin. Q)
l, as 1 in manly.
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3 m, as m in demand. 35 v, as v in marvel.
The dismissed letters are the two lris which are rarely met with in the language, the *ss ardhānuswära which although a nasal is yet almost impreceptible and the second 5 and 23.
TELUGU-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. --> 0<= <-oe
eoš-Anku
ecK-Anga
ea, The first letter, of the Telugu Alphabet. Prefixed to nouns of Sanskrit derivation beginning with a consonant, it implies nega tion; thus *8& Stirudu, a brave
eo sanke, s. A numeral figure, sign,
man, ex-8&o aSúrudu, a coward.
eos coxos ankanamu, s. The space
between two beams, or pillars. esos roo ankamu, s. A mark or spot. 2. A numeral figure 3. The inside of the thigh. eos8,
or mark.
eo scos ankemu, s. A stirrup 2. Half of a bullock load. or whatis loa- . ded on one side of abullock.
•ows a
ankevanne, s. A stirrup.
eox anga, s. A long stride. eoxtaxos anganamu, s. A court
or yard. 2. The open square, forming the centre of native dwellings.
ankamma,
eo-swig,
eox#3, angadattamu, s. Draw.
:
ers, trowsers, such as are worn
The name of a village goddess. eosë Koo ankitamu, &c. adj. Mark - ed; numbered; paged. ecságos *śco ankitamuchéyu, v. a. To de dicate a book.
esoto85x ankuramu, s.
A germ, a
sprout ; a bud.
by Mussulman women, or Hindoo dancing-girls. esox.<> angamu, s. The body. 2. A limb, or member of the body. 3. A part or branch. eox-axe angamola, adj. Naked. eox8-s” angaraká, s. A short jacket,
ele
or vest ; such as is worn by Hin
phant hook; the instrument by which the driver guides an ele phant,
doos connected with Europeans.
eosos Kos ankuśamu, s. An
ecker easyangalārtsu, win. Togrieve, to lament, to cry, to weep.
eox3-Angu
eo:-Anche
2
ecks #}<
angavastramu, s. A man's upper garment generally thrown over the shoulder, or
respectfully tied round the waist. eow" & Gos angāramu, s. Coal 2. Charcoal. 3. A live coal.
eox8) angili, s. The uvula, eo?.3
** angitimullu, s. A disease in the throat, generally peculiar to
eoxo: &s angulamu, s. A finger; a toe. 2. The thumb or great toe. 3. An inch.
ecKoy anguli, s. A finger or toe. 2. The thumb or great toe. eşo XS$) J') c25× angulitrânamu, s. A piece of leather or iron, often in the form of a broad ring, placed
on the fingers of the right hand,
children.
to prevent their being cut by the eox, eck angi, angi, s. A long gown; a robe generally worn by Mussulmans or Hindoos connect ed with Mohammedan
Govern
ments. ec5 6" & Kos": angi todu
bow-string, in discharging an arl'OW.
eoxs:* angushthamu, s. The thumb,the great toe,
eex-8: angúruchettu, s, grape gukonu, v. a. To put on a robe. WIIle.
eoxo~ : angiviqutsu, v. a. To ects S. antsaná, s. An estimate, take off a robe.
a valuation, an appraisement. eo eckšec to angikarintsu, v. a. To consent, acquiesce, or accept a proposal. 2. To admit. 3. To ap
+5F-15s. 53, eots R-5 to antsaná-.
tsatsu, antsanávéyu, v.a. To form an estimate.
prove.
eoš-s-8.5× angikāramu, s. Con sent, the acceptance of a proposal; admission, approval. e3%** angikritamu, Adj. Ac cepted, admitted. eoxo angu, adj. Agreeable; plea sant; handsome. This word is al so used as a substantive, when it
denotes beauty, agreeableness, &c.
eot R-7-8& antsanádárudu, s. A
person who estimates thequantity of corn in a field, orsalt in a heap, &c. eo to antsu, s.
The or namented
border of a cloth. 2. The edge, end, or selvage. 3. The blade of a sword.
eo: anche, s. A relay, or post, atdifferent stages.
eoč-Anti-
eos-Anta
3
ece, andza, s. The food of a man.
glue. 3. To sting. 4. To light or set on fire.
2. The mark of a man's foot. 3. The measure of a foot.
eoex antu, S. Touching. 2. A graft. 3. Imaginary uncleanness, or legal impurity. ectoots antu badu, To have the menses, or any other impurity, ecoščiš, ecto s&ex antuvidutsu, antuvadulu, To become free from the menses, or from any other impurity, such as that arising from the death of
easses anjanamu, s. The smoke of a lamp made into paint used by women and children to blacken
the eyes. 2. Conjuration, ecès."
8% anjanakadu, a conjuror. eo ed anjali, s. The palms of the hands joined together in worship 2. The palms. eos "cooo to andzáyintsu, v. To delay to be in doubt; to hesitate. eo & 8 sea-ex anjidóyálu, s. (used only in the plural.) A play with shells, peculiar to women and
a relative, &c.
eoč anda, S. Proximity, vicinity, neighbourhood. 2. n. A butt
ress; a sloped wall built to support another.
children.
esočos andamus. An egg. 2. The testicle, eočar-cook) andaváyuvu, The disease arising from the swelling of the testicle. eo &o and emu, s. That part of a sack in which goods are put, when placed on a bullock. 2. Half
ecs: antichettu, s. The plan tain or banana tree.
ectoo antu, v. To touch, to han dle. 2. To be joined, to come in
contact with, to stick 3. To infect, to be contagious. 4. To be attack ed by insects, 5. To anoint, eo 8x3'-80 antudzódu, S. Ear-rings that hang close to the ear, touch ing it eosox' antagattu, v. a. To ed . " - -
a bullock load.
eos anta, an indeclinable adjective
and substantive pronoun. So, |
So many, such, thus. 2. That, eo
fasten or join together, to tighten.
, antasépu, So long eoč:303
eočo:3 antintsu, v, caus. To cause
antamandi, so many persons, eo
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to touch. 2. To join, to paste, to
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antamátramu,
such a
eca'-Andu
eos-Anta
as the decks of a ship, the stories
quantity, so much eosis: 8 an tamattuku, so far thus far, it is
of a house.
sometimes affixed to words, as to
enot," antá, s. Sometimes written.
2333 duddanta, such as a copper piece i. e. the size or weight of a
eos anta, The whole; everything pro. All-adv. Completely, alto gether, wholly. eoss' antavat.
copper piece, eoser" antaló, with
& Kosos8 antakumundara, Before that e osso: & antakantaku, By
tu, In all parts, esočere antatá, Every where. eo.3 anté, That is all. eo 3R. anténá, Is that all? eo G-2, #3-8 antá oka säri, All at
degrees, eočws antagā, Much ; frequently. vide, eow" antá.
eogo antu, s. The whole, total, or
in that ; in the mean time, eoč
so go antakante, Than that, eos
OnCe.
aggregate. adj. Total.
eose, antata, The inflected abla tive of eos anta, afterwards; in the mean time. eoszos antamu, s. An end,
eosses antyamu, &c. adj. Final; ultimate; last, concluding. eos ss andanuka, adv. Till that
time, as far as that place. esočáos andamu s. Beauty; as
consummation. 2. Death, destruc
tion. 3. The waist. adj. Beautiful. eos 8 vs. #38 antaradámara, s.
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rámuniyandamu,
beauty of Rama. adj. Beautiful; as G. oss roots so rámunimu
water plant, without any root in the ground, floating upon the sur
khamandamu, Rama's face is beautiful. esočTwóo andagādu,
face of lakes &c. eoč8xos antaramu, s. The middle
A handsome man.
space; interval. 2. Difference. 3.
eoseo, andarru, indef pro. All men. Rank. esoč-o-o:38.620 antarántara mu, difference, or distinction of | eow's andáka, adv. Till that time, rank. as far as that place. eoč-o-Wasantarálamu,s. The middle eoeos andiya, s. A silver or gold ornament, worn by women round space; interval. l
eos #2 antastu, *. A story, or range, placed one above another;
the ankle. \ |
eos andu, adv. There, in the place.
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eos-Amsa
ešū--Akku eos &o amSamu, 8. A share, a part,
eox, andu, postpos. in. G. & Rasos råmuniyandu, in Rama.
a portion.
es ests exos, es eros es5.o akata vikatamu, akatávikatamu, adj. In verted, topsyturvy. *čo es eso ses 3,3-esex *******, vådu akatavikatapumátalumátládutádu, He speaks invertedly; he preva
eos andu, v. a. To reach. 2. To take hold of, to obtain, ecss's andukonu, v. t. To reach. So: woots wiyyamandu, 0. a. To in termarry.
eo; Kos andhamu, adj. Blind.
ricates, or shuffles.
eo: Brel ampakóla, s. The shaft
es?-, 5- akasmåttuga, ado. By chance; by accident; suddenly.
of an arrow. ec:Ke3 ampagarri, s. The feather of an arrow.
e-sexo, akālamu, s. Improper time.
adj. Untimely or out of season.
eo & ampu, o. a. To cause to go; to send away, to delegate, 2. To forward; to dispatch. eos, 3) ambali, S. A kind of pap, made from the grain called a "No
as ere 38o3s, e." V akálamaranamu, akālamrityuvu, s. Untimely or premature death. est- akka, s. An elder sister,
est-3 go? akkachellendlu, sis
ex rágulu,
ambáramu, s. A heap,
ters, including both elder and
a magazine. 2. The Government share of the produce.
est-& akkada, adv. There, in that
e°ow-652
e oxy-6
ambári,
S.
A
younger.
Howdah.
place.
Helpless;
est-e- akkarra, s. Necessity. 2.
poor. 2. Unable to speak when
Want; need. 3. Occasion. Fr's
eo 33 ambéda,
ajd.
necessity requires it.
est-e asse a náku akkara unna
eso?"8532, ambhāravamu, s. The lowing of cow. eos amsa, s. A share, a part, a portion. 2. Good fortune or luck; as **asons's vāniyamsa do diladi, his good fortune is great.
di, 1 want.
ešo, - akku, 8. The breast; the bosom. s. 5 essor-ex 350,-ex. So
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â5: váni
akkulu chekkulu en
dinavi, lit. his breasts and cheeks l
t
are dried up. He is emaciated.
e' 5-Agguva
ex3-Agapa
e 8,539 akramamu,
w.
adj. Irre
exco agaru, s. A red sort of sandal wood.
gular, out of rank or order s. Irregularity.
espc&zoo akhandamu, adj. Whole, entire, without interstice. 2. Undivided.
espexo, akhilamu, adj. All, whole, entire.
ex** agatsátlu, s.
ex-p, ex*-es-8s agaśāli, aga sáleváqu, s. A goldsmith. e-à agádí, s. The van, or front of an army. 2. The ropes tying the fore feet of a horse.
ex-552, agádhamu, This word
is used only in the plural, and denotes. A very distressed and
adj.
Deep,
unfathomable. 2. Abstruse.
e-r's agavu, s. An advance of
money. helpless state, or situation. 2. Ca ex:39, agisechettu, s.
The lin
lamity; adversity. ex~#2&
plant. ex:K.R. agisentine, s.
agatsatlabadu v. a. To suffer great distress; to fall into ad
Linseed-oil. ex:3-8 agisekira
The leaves of the Lin plant, which verse circumstances. ex& agadu, 8. An accusation.
the Hindoos curry.
e R*58 & 2 agócharamu, adj.
In
ex: 3e33% agaduparratsu, * *
comprehensible, imperceptible. ex58 aggapadu, o, n. To be seized, ex & agadta, 8. Aditch, or trench; or taken. To prefer an accusation. a moat.
ex*S* agatyamu, s.
ex* aggamu, adj. Possible 23 Necessity.
£3 ex & idi vâniki aggamu,
ex'sses" agatyamugă, Necessa rily, positively, or to ex*S*T" -o-sps, miru agatyamugi rāvale
lit. This is possible to him, he can do this.
e? aggi, s. Fire. ex: Ges, e? ** aggidagulu, aggidaku, To be
nu, You must positively come.
ex5% agapadu, v. n. To appear; to seem. 2. To be found. ex:
ea, 3 agaparrutsu, o, ø. To point out, to sheW.
kindled by fire; to be fatigued. e's agguva, adj. Cheap, of
small
value, easy to be had 58-5999
est,-Atsts.
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*ašš 308,-4) ess" exes, H-8 vartakulu biyyamu mikkili aggu vagá ammuláru? The merchants sell rice very cheap.
e's 7-8as
agguvagātiyu, To buy at a cheap
dren.
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Tate.
e%) agni, 8.
es:ys was atstsanagāya, s. A round ball, made of clay, tamarind stones, &c. used as a tdy by chil
Fire, e?' BAbo:
earnest money.
eiš) atstsu, v. To be indebted ; as #5, #s erys's niku nénu
e'3-8:32, aghöramu, adj. Horrid, frightful, dreadful e \po-bo: a ghórintsu, v. n. To grieve, to lament. 2. To be in alarm or agi tation.
e£oës” achintyamu, adj Beyond inquiry ; incomprehensible. s. The number formed by a unit, followed by thirty one cyphers, or other figures.
e355.5× achétanamu, adj. Inani
eiš) atstsu, 8. A weaver's reed 2. A printing type. 3. A mould e
*A*coatstsuvéyu, To print, to stamp. ex:y:##### atsisuvési mayeddu, A bull that is marked or stamped, allowed to wander at large, in commemoration of a de
ceased person, or as consecrated to the deity. e3, 22.3, atstsu
bellamu, A stamped lump of jag gory, used as a sweetmeat.
e:Q) achchu, s. A vowel. esyatstsa, adj. Pure, real, unmixed. e:Q\" atstsugā, adv. Agreeably. et awns atsisatelugu, s. n pure es"), es'y's atstsó, atstsóta, adu. mate, stupid, insensible.
Telugu.
There, in that place.
etx%-Atuku
eč-Ada
eg's: ajnánamu, s. Ignorance.
|| *: atta, s. The body. 2. The leather |
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ees ata, adv. There, in that place
vide. e58, atsata, exes ata, a particle. It is said, or they say; as ****\ses váqu
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Vachchenata, It is said, or they
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forming the sole of a sandal.
esses” attahásamu, s. The defiant shout previous to bat. tle. 2. Affectation of superiority. e'ssess:=es attahasamuché yuta, v. To give one-self airs.
say, he is come.
eg atti, adj, pron. Such. eêos ataka, s. A space above a ceiling. e ess K-308 atakamámidi, s. The name of a plant. ečo scooto atakāyintsu, v. a. To hinder or prevent. 2. To arrest,
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e3, attu, s. A particular kind of cake, baked on an iron plate. ego attu, particle.This word is a cor ed . ruption of eo atu, that and when added to the indefinite relative
participle in #8 kéti, , or to the past relative participle of the
to detain. 3. To molest.
verb, expresses, So that, so as.
e83-s"5 atakāvu, S. Prevention. 2. Detention. 3. Molestation.
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s
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re.
o
2. As. 3. As if 8*** *@9
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e88 atika, s. A small earthen pod,
soots
with a large mouth. ee> atu, particle. There. 2. That.
mandu í, Give medicine that
& imanishi bratikétattu
he may recover £93: *# *s
3. So, as, etx3' atupó, go there.
3 #8 nivu cheppinattu nénu chés
ex's GSB alutarváta, after that.
tini, I did as thou saidst.
e.g. atlá, adv. Thus, in that
etxsoë atuvanti, like that, such.
manner. 2. So, in such a manner.
ex, sees atucheyyi, do so.
e.g. K. atlágu, adv. In that man
etxso atuku, s. vide, eess ataka, ecošeo atukulu, 8, pl. Paddy, which, after having been scalded in the husk, is beaten and depriv
ner; in such a way. e.g. Kots,
e.g. : atláganti, atláti, adj Such, alluding to some thing written or said before.
e& ada, s.
ed of that covering, and becomes bruised or flattened rice.
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A. lump of tama
rinds. 2. Matted hair.
ečke, ada
es&c:3. -Adiyá
9
gattu, v. n. To be clotted or en tangled, as the hair. ears adakottu, s. Scissors for cutting beetle nut. e&xo adagu, v. n. To be reduced; -
to be depressed, or pressed down vide ecoxo allagu.
e, e% adatsu, adagintsu, v. a. To reduce, to humble &c.
e?:58s adakuva, Humility; sub mission ; modesty; politeness vide e cases allakuva.
e:No-Addagin C3 known. 2. Any symbol used as a signature by those who cannot Write their names.
erés" adisälä, s. The obtaining
goods from a tradesman in order to sell them. The business of a broker.
ečošo aduku, v. a. To range; to pile up. ečossex adukulu, s. atukulu.
"ide e: 830% exo
es& Ko adugu, s. A foot-step. 2. The mark or measure of a foot. 3. The
foot or bottom of any thing, 4. A
ẹ adapamu, s. A beetle-nut pouch. ex:3-setío adapakádu, s. The person that carries his mas ter’s beetle-nut-pouch. ečex adalu, p.m. To bawl; to weep ;
e&so adutsu, v. a. To beat ; to
to cry loudly. 2. To be afraid.
e: adja, s. A small measure, equal
foot.
strike.
e adusu, s. Mire; mud. to two mänikas.
ečo adavi, s. A forest ; a desert. e##os adavikanda, s. An escu lent wild root, es”& adavikódi, s, a jungle fowl, eł.53 adawi cherruku, s. Wild sugar cane. ets":58 adávudi, s. An alarm or disturbance.
eå Road.ime, s. bond man; a slave; slavery.
eåctó- exos adiyālamu, s. A mark, a token by which any thing is
ešog aidanki, s. Delay. 2. Hin drance ; prevention; obstacle. *ide e#& addamu. CŞ
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e:## addakatta, s. A dam, to shut up, or confine water.
e:##9, addakammi, s. The upper part of a door frame, carved in an elegant manner. e: Ac is addagintsu, v. G. To stop ; to hinder from progressive motion or action; to prevent; to arrest. 2
era"-Anā
egs: addanamu, s. A shield; a buckler.
egs& addapadu, v. n. To fall, to obstruct, to impede, to block up. 2. To interfere; to secure.
e:"'s addabása, s. A nose orna.
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eae-Atiri
erosos anukuva, s. estasks anugu, v. a. wide, ecoxo anagu, eros) anuvu, s. An atom; a particle so small that it cannot be divi
disorganized or confused state. 2. A tumultuous disturbance or
necklace.
e: addi, s.
A deposit. e: addu,s. Any thing that affords concealment. 2. Any thing used to
noise. 3. A jolting. esexos atalamu, s. Hell ; the re gion which is supposed to be be low the earth.
exclude cold or heat. 3. A cover.
e8#903 atikramintsu, p. a. To
e£x adduga, s.
Half a fanam, or a
bout 8-pice. e cases anakatta, s. An annicut, or
pass over or beyond. 2. To surpass, to excel. 3. To transgress; to in fringe, v. n. To elapse.
e8.58×9 atikramillu, o, n. To
dam. erow-to anagáru, o, n. To be extin guished. econo anagu, v. n. To be pressed down. 2. To be humbled, depres sed, allayed, appeased. ero?o:53, ecoto anagintsu, anatsu,
pass away. 2. To be too late. eap atithi, s. A guest. easoš8:oo atimadhuramu, adj.Very delicious or delicate ; affording delight; grateful to the sense or
v. a. To press down. 2. To humble,
eak-,” atimatramu, adj. Immo
subdue, reduce, allay, or appease.
eraš
anakuva, s. Modesty. 2.
Politeness civility. 3. Submission,
humility. e F aná, s. An auna, the sixteenth
part of a rupee.
mind. s. Licorice.
derate; exceeding, excessive. e385* atirasamu,
s.
A sweet
cake made from a mixture of rice
flour, sugar &c.
eae śros atiriktamu, adj. Exceed ding ;
excessive.
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erro-Adâtu
II.
ativäsamu, 8. The fast ob- easočks atyantamu, adj. Exces
served on the day preceding the
sive, adv. Very, exceedingly.
oblations
e.8, atri, s. Atri, one of the seven
are offered by the Hindoos to the
'') Sages; one of the principal stars
ceremony
in
which
manes of their ancestors.
e8# ativrishti, s. Excess of rain. e8#ctorios atisayamu, adj. Excessive
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Wonderful; marvellous, extraor dinary. 2. Excellent. 3. Uncom In On.
esso atuku, v. n. To be joined,
ess adanu, s. An opportunity; a critical point of time; a junc
ture.e388=Q\S-8s adanukuvach
chinádu, He came opportunely. fastened, united, or soldered; to cling together. v. a. Tojoin, fasten, e°5% adapu, S. Respect; polite
unite, or solder together. e3$o:3atikintsu, v. a. Has the same
meaning as esoso atuku, in its active sense.
es:
ness; aWe, to adapulö nuntsu, To e ers keep in so awe. e8#roso:3 adamáyintsu, v. a. To fri
: 't •
S.
2.
A
upon a cloth, to cover apiece hole;sewed a joint in a plank &c.
esse Goo atulamu, adj. Unparallelled, unequalled. e 5 atta, S. A mother-in-law 2. A -e
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righten; to terrify. e?880 adaru, v. m. To tremble; to hake; to palpitate ; to start snake;
palp
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maternal uncle's wife. 3. A paternal aunt. This last is termed pro-
Habitual timidity; pusillanimity.
perly £os 3, e #3-sex ménatta, attamāmalu, S. plu. The father
twitch or start.
and mother-in-law. 2. A matermal uncle and his wife.
e #6 attaru, s. Perfume, fragrance; essence, ottar offroses. roses
e£&s attimrānu, s. The glomerous fig tree.
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e86"ex, adaripátu, s. A sudden adalintsu, adaltsu,