[Skt.] n. God. A deity, devata, velupu. deva deva. adj. Of God, devuni yokka. devakancanamu deva-kanchanamu. n. A certain tree. Bauhinia purpurea. devata devata. n. A deity, generally a goddess; but also a god, velupu, devudu. grandevata the village goddess. devataruvu devataruvu deva-taruvu. n. A heavenly tree, kalpavrksamu. A venerable tree. devatajivamu devata-jivamu. n. A godlike or harmless creature. “a telivi yeruganatti devatajivula, vanarideccabiddavalenusaki, papamerugakantabatti campuduraya.” Vema. devatadicettu devatadi-chettu. n. The tree calledgaragari. Andropogon serratus. davaradangicettu. devatvamu devatvamu. n. Divinity, deification, apotheosis.
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A stone even attains divinity when consecrated by the noble. (Hitopadesa. i. 45.) devadattamu deva-dattamu. n. Lit. the gift of god. The name of the conch of Arjuna, arjununisankhamu. devadattudu andyajnadattudu are two names in Sanskrit Law or Logic like John Doe and Richard Roe, or Titius and Seius, or Omar and Zeid in Arabic Law. devadaruvu deva-daruvu. n. The Cedar: the Himalayan Cedar.Cedrus deodara. (Watts.) commonly called deodar. The Erythroxylon dreolatum (Linn.) Uvaria longifolia. Rox. iii. 664, 666. suravrksamu, amaradrumamu. Chittagong wood; usually called cedar.caraladevadaruvu the Trincomalli wood. Berrya ammonilla (Watts.) devadasi deva-dasi. n. A dancing girl employed in a temple. devanagari deva-nagari. n. The name of the character in which Sanskrit is usually printed. devabhutamu or devasayujyamu deva-bhutamu. n. Divinity, devatvamu. devamani deva-mani. n. A fortunate curl on a horse’s neck. gurramumedasudi, asvamulaku unde sudivi. sesamu. cintamani, mahameda ane cettu. R. i. 131. Also, kastubhamu. (q. v.) devamatrkamu deva-matrikamu. n. A country or land which is dependent on providence, i.e., watered by rain only, not by streams.vrstyambusampanna vrihipalitadesamu. vananilla ceta pande pairulugala desamu. devayajnamu deva-yagnyamu. n. The body sacrifice called vaisyadevamu. A sacrifice, homamu, velimi. devayanamudeva-yanamu. n. The car or vehicle of a god, devatavimanamu. devara devara. n. God. devudu. A lord or master svami. My lord, Sir. A title of respect used in addressing superiors. devaravaru your honour. intidevaralu household deities. kuladevatalu applied particularly to the manes of married women, muttaiduvalu. Your reverence, a phrase among Jangams. jangamulaku sresthanamamu. devalududevaludu. n. A temporary paid priest or incumbent. A term of contempt, like priestling. A sacristan, beadle, or attendant in a temple, gudilo devunni pujacesevadu, tambalavadu, nambivadu. devalamudevalamu. n. A temple, gudi, devalayamu. devavardhaki deva-varthaki. n. The “artist of the gods,” a title of Visvakarma. devasarulu devasarulu. n. A sort of grain. devambaramu dev-ambaramu. n. A sort of cloth. BD. iii. 120. devajivi or devajivudu deva-jivi. n. An attendant on an idol, devaludu; a godlike creature, one that does no harm, as a bird. devadayamu dev-adayamu. n. The income of a temple. An endowment to a temple, land given for the unkeep of a temple, land given for the unkeep of a temple free of all rent. gudimanyamu. devanampriyamu devanam-priyamu. n. Lit. The beloved of the gods, i.e., a goat. meka. devanampriyudu devanam-priyudu. n. A foolish or ignorant man. murkhudu. devayudhamulu dev-ayudhamulu. n. Stones and cudgels. rallu duddukarralu. (devasabdamunaku yajnamu ardhamucesi yajnamandu ayudhamulu rallu dudlu modalainavi galavu ganuka a sambandhamunupatti yi padamu prayogincinaru.) A. vi. 100. devalayamu dev-alayamu. n. A temple. devalamu.devi devi. n. A goddess, particularly Parvati. A queen. Cf. puttapudevi. Madam. Lady. deveri or deveri deveri. n. A queen, a lady. dorasani, rajapatni.