[Tel.] v. n. To happen. kalugu. u. hari. v. a. To put, place. uncu. To lay (eggs), to bring forth (young), kanu. To wear, dharincu. To give, iccu. To impute a blame, a crime, &c. mopu. To raise a wall, kattu. To plant, natu. To beat, kottu. n. A blow, a thump. debba. Bestowal, charity, giving. ivi. A time, maru, tadava, avrtti. When the verb pettu is added to certain verbs like viducu, it means Altogether.bottiga vidicipettu to give up entirely. This verb has numerous senses peculiar to certain nouns under which it will be found. pillalupettu to bear young ones. gudlupettu to lay eggs. asapettu to tive hopes, tantalise.a tappunu vanimida pettiri they laid the fault on him. ameku nuru rupayila sommu pettinadu he gave her a hundred rupees worth of jewels. annamupettu to serve or help food at dinner. kavalipettu to put a guard over. aparadhamupettu to pay a fine. naivedyamu pettu to offer an oblation. bobbalupettu to yell. badhapettu to torture. kanipettu to watch, to find out, to wait. cetlupettu to plant trees. atlu ceyavaddani naku otlu pettinadu he adjured me not to do so. pallupettu to divide or separate into shares. guripettu to take aim. kathina pathyamu pettinadu he put him on strict diet. angadi or dukanamupettu to open a shop. i matanu angadilo pettavaddu do not talk of this publicity. godapettu to build a wall. It is also added to many verbs sometimes without altering the meaning. Thus, cercipettu or kudabettu to accumulate store up.parundabettu to put to bed. dacipettu to conceal or hide. “evvaniyintiki nedu varasulu pettanikotayai perugucundu” Molla. v. 48. danini okapettu pettinadu he gave her a slap. godapettu cempapettu rendunu vaccinavi his luck was bad in both ways. pettupotalu sasvatamulukavu meat and drink are momentary matters. matalu ma ammavi, pettusavatitallidi the words are those of a mother, but the acts are those of a step-mother. nalgupetlu four times. okapettuna all at once, simultaneously. pettincu pettintsu. v. a. To have it placed or put, &c. marokaru uncunatlu ceyu. naku annamu pettincinadu he had food given me. pettukonupettu-konu. v. a. To keep, or put, for one’s own advantage or use, uncukonu. kodukunaku tana tandriperu pettukonnadu he gave the boy his father’s name. emukhamu pettukoni matladunu has he the face to speak?pettukolu pettu-kolu. n. The act of keeping, pettukonuta. pettucettu pettu-chettu. n. An epithet of the kalpavrksamu. pettudu pettudu. n. Giving, charity, ivi, tyagamu, danamu. pettubadi pettu-badi. n. Money advanced or laid out. An outlay. pettumandu pettu-mandu. n. A medicine given to acquire complete influence over another, tanaku lobadiyundutakuganu pettemandu, vasyausadhamu. pettupadu pettu-padu. v. n. To receive a blow, to be beaten, debbatinu.