[Tel.]n. Smoke, steam, vapour. dhumamu. “urupupogal” the vapour of sighs. Vasu. iv. 10. pogatagu to smoke a pipe or cheroot. “agaru sambranipogalupatti” Ila. i. 140. ti dhupa micci. pogakannu poga-kannu. n. Siva’s eye from which fire issued. pogakarra poga-karra. n. A sunbeam. Lit: a stick of smoke, because a beam has that appearance if it falls amid smoke. pogagudu poga-gudu. n. A chimney. pogacu, pogucu or pogayincu pogatsu. To cause to smoke, pogayajeyu. To fry, to season with spices. igurabettu, tirugabotabettu, satalincu. “kalamannamu nolcina pappunaluge npogicinakuralun.” A. i. 39. ti pogacinakuralun, igurukuralunu. pogacutta poga-tsutta. n. A cheroot or cigar. pogakunta a tobacco field. pogakuvesina kunta nela. pogacuru poga-tsuru. v. n. To be smoked, pogapattu, pogavasana kaligiyundu. pogacettu or pogakucettu poga-chettu. n. The tobacco plant. karupogaku very strong and black tobacco.pogapu pogapu. To cause to be fried or seasoned, satalincu. pogapu orpopu n. Seasoning, spicery. tirugabota. talimpu. pogabanamu poga-banamu. n. A smoke rocket, i.e., a bomb-shell,dhumamu kammukonetattuceyu akasabanamu. “pogabanamulagamul nigidimpagrammedu, dhumampupenumogul tongalimpa.” Bobbili. iii. 137. pogayu or povayu pogayu. v. n. To smoke or emit smoke, pogalecu. To be smoked, pogagaladiyagu. To be passed through smoke. To burn slowly. kumulu.