[Tel. from padu to fall.] adj. Slight, petty, “badipanulemeni panupucu nambika dukonipiluvanga naduvanercitini.” BD. iv. 1267. badipanuluservitude. koluvudupanulu. badigurramu an unsaddled horse. badi. adv. Along with, vembadi. “akhilajanambulanumbadi cesikoni vedaliyatandu yammoharambudircuneda.” M. vi. ii. 348. andarininni ventabettukoni. Like, as, conformably to, according to. dini badiceyincumu make it like this one. badikodi orkodibadi bodi-kodi. n. A barn door fowl. A large fowl. badi badi. An affix forming nouns. Thus daribadi along the road. tirubadi leisure. tagulubadi expense. pettubadimoney advanced or laid out. vaccubadi income. elubadi a reign. So many times as much, gunarthamu. ibbadi as much again, twice as much. mabbadi thrice as much.badibadi badi-badi. adv. Repeatedly, one after another. matimatiki. “pramadambuna bandhujanulu badibadiragan.” Sunanda. v. 155. badivaradi badi-varadi. n. Apportionment, allotment, lot. The share of revenue levied on each farmer. pratimanusyunaku vesedu pannu.