[from Skt. brahma.] n. The god Brahma. brahmadevudu. An image, idol, puppet, doll. pratima. a paducu bommavalenunnadi she is as beautiful as a statue. An eyebrow, kanubomma. A badge of a title, birudacihnamu. A mark of disgrace, avamanacihnamu. adj. Little, trifling, alpamu. bommancu bomm-antsu. adj. Broidered, figured. Dyed in figures on the edges. Red, errani. “pulakhandamulugulku bommancumoviki grukkillu mingani kundaradana.” N. ix. 287. n. Redness, erupu bommanculu bomm-antsulu. n. A red bordered cloth. bommakattu or bommapettu bomma-kattu. v. a. To deride, to scoff at, to disgrace, to insult. tiraskarincu, avamanaparacu. bahudhanadhanya sampadala sompuvahinci, pedarimiki bommapettuvaru.” Zacca. v. 134. bommadu bommadu. n. A Brahmin. brahmanudu. bommacari Same as brahmacari. (q. v.) bommajemudu bomma-jemudu. n. The tree calledEuphorbia antiquorum. siṃhundamu. bommadaya bomma-daya. n. A kind of fish. mudguramane matsyamu. bomma pendlillu or bommalapellillu bomma-pendlillu. n. Toy marriages, a game played by children, playing at marrying dolls. bommamedi bomma-medi. n. The opposite leaved fig tree, Ficus oppositiolia,kakodumbaramu. bommarakasi bomma-rakasi. n. A devil or fiend, being the ghost of a Brahmin who has skilled in the Vedas, brahmaraksasi. bommarayibomma-rayi. n. A brick bat, a large pebble. plu. botturalu. bommarillu bomma-r-illv. n. A doll house, or baby house. R. iii. 35. bommalata bommal-ata. n. A puppet show, a show of puppets moved by springs. bommalatavadu bommal-ata-vadu. n. A puppet showman.