[Tel.] n. A knot. grandhi. A knot of hair, vendrukalamudi. A knot or joint in wood, cettulonaguvanibudipi. The hump of an ox, eddu mupuramu. A quarrel, kalahamu. A form of a letter written like a knot as mamidi the letter ma namudi the letter na. tamudi the secondary form of the letter ta. i.e., ta. An union, joining,sandhi. Also, another form of muddi. (q. v.) vadu danini mudipettukonnadu he tied the nuptial knot to her, he married her. mullukattirincevadu a pick-pocket. ame talamudi vidinadi her hair fell loose, the knot being untied. mudivippu to untie or open a knot. a daramulo mullupaddavi that string has formed into knots. mudivakkalu unbroken (or whole) areca nuts, guntapokacekkalu. bomalumudipettu to knit the eye-brows. okavyajyamunu mudivesi vidicipettinadu he cast a bone of dispute between them. “padantimadi mudisadalan.” Bhadra Parin. iii. 297. dani manasanegrandhi vidunappatiki. mudi mudi. adj. Closed, vikasimpani. Entire, whole, unbroken, khandamukani. mudipulu unblown flowers. “mudipulapotlamul.” Illa. ii. 163. mudizonnalu the great millet enclosed in its husk. mudinuvvulu sesamum seeds which are not cleaned.mudipoka an entire areca nut. mudibiyyamu rice that is not well cleaned, cebiyyamu. mudikattu mudi-kattu. n. Certain fees on a crop for the benefit of the landlord. A truss of straw, a sheaf. v. a. To tie a knot. To tie a knot in a man’s cloth to remind him that you call upon him to be a witness. andugurinci peddalu mudikattinaru our anscestors have laid down this rule or held this doctrine. mudikadu mudi-kadu. n. One who ties a knot, one who unites, sandhanamuceyuvadu. mudikallu mudi-kallu. n. Knock-knees.mudikallavadu a man who is knock-kneed. muttikallavadu. mudikalladi a woman who is knock-kneed. mudikokku mudi-kokku. n. A weevil. nanganaci. mudikonu,mudigonu or mudipadu mudi-konu. v. n. To be tied in a knot. mudikonna or mudigonna mudi-konna. adj. Tied, bound. baddhamaina. “mudigonnasaṃsaramohabandhamulu vedadanni sujnani vedalinamadki.” DRK. 372. mudikolupu mudi-kolupu. v. a. To cause to be tied in a knot. mudigibba mudi-gibba. n. An ox, a bull, abotu. mudipance or mudibatta mudi-panche. n. A plain cotton cloth without any coloured border. nellagudda. mudipadu or mudipadu mudi-padu. v. n. To be tied in a knot, mudigaladiyagu. To be united, sandhincu. To be entangled, penagonu. To be confounded, puzzled. cikakupadu. “mudipadenaniyedadanjidi, mudipadakudu.” N. vii. 312. “mogamuna cikatlumudivada.” HD. ii. 1380. To increase, excel, atisayincu. To happen, kalugu. mudipettu or mudiveyu mudi-pettu. v. a. To tie a knot. mudibommamudi-bomma. n. A kind of fish, Mastacembelus aennalus. mudiya mudiya. n. A knot. A bundle of straw or young plants ready to set. katta, muta. A wager, pandemu.mudiyavidupu mudiya-vidupu. n. A pick-pocket. mulluvippu donga. mudivatu mudi-vatu. n. The act of being tied in a knot, &c., mudipaduta.