[Tel.] n. Good, well being, a good state, or condition; health. ksemamu, sukhamu. Beauty, charm, attraction. andamu Benefit, use, advantage. Manner, vidhamu. adj. Good, safe, sound, correct. ksemamugala. Beautiful, andamugala. atlaceste yemibagu what is the use of doing so? mahabagu very well, yes.bagari bagari. (bagu+ari.) n. A beautiful or handsome woman or man. andagadu, andagatte. “tellanitammiyanduneladetivalen dagunokkabagarin nallanivani.” R. iii. 44.baga or baguga baga. adv. Well, properly, duly, satisfactorily, in good health. bagane unnadi it is all right or safe. i batta baga undaledu this cloth is not good. vaniki baga unnadi he is well. vanitalidandru lu bagane unnaru his parents are alive and well. vennela baga undenu the moonshine was bright. cinnadi baga unnadi the girl is pretty. baguceyu bagu-cheyu. v. a. To do good to, to ameliorate. To mend, trim, repair. To cure. To clean. To set right, rectify, make fit, cakkabaracu. bagudara bagu-dara. n. A small knife, cinnakatti. bagupadu bagu-padu. v. n. To be benefited, to thrive, to prosper. To recover health. To be reformed. bagulokivaccu to prosper or thrive. baguloki teccu to benefit, ameliorate, rectify. baguladi bagu-ladi. n. A beau, andagatte. bagulu bagulu. n. Gestures, acts. verribagulu foolish gestures.verribagulavadu or verribagulamari one who acts as a mad man. “balevu mbagulumayagangonagapattuka vaccitimayya.” Satya. iv. 9. bagalu (bagu+alu) the lovely wife. “guruni bagalu tamatotagoda dati.” T. iv. 145.