[from Skt. balamu.] v. n. To become corpulent, or strong, to grow fat, big, thick, stable, firm: sthulincu. To increase, thrive, prosper, multiply or be augmented, adhikamagu. aranyamu. balisipoyinadi the forest spread over the place. adavibalisinacotu a spot overgrown with shrubs. baliyudu baliyudu. n. A strong man, balavantudu. balipincu balipintsu. v. a. To fatten or strengthen. balimi or balmi balimi. n. Strength, power. dehabalamu. Force, balatkaramu. balimikadu balimi-kadu. n. A strong man, balavantudu. balisthamu balishthamu. [Skt.] adj. Very strong, most powerful, mikkilibalamugala. balisthudu balishthudu. n. A very strong man. balisina balisina. [Tel.] adj. Big, plump, large. baliyamu baliyamu. [Skt.] adj. Very strong, exceedingly powerful. balivardamu balivardamu. n. A bull, or ox.eddu. baludu baludu. n. A strong man: one who is powerful. balamugalavadu. balupu or balpu balupu. [Tel.] n. Bigness, fatness, plumpness. strength, pusti, balamu. Well being, ksemamu. “anikamunangadu manciyodhalangalayaga nondunayya yiprakeramu varala nilpa balpagun” M. XII. iii. 9. balupukonu or balpukonu balupu-konu. v. n. To increase, prosper, atisayincu. balupakurayi balup-akurayi. (balupu+akurayi) n. A carpenter’s rasp.