[Tel.] v. a. To join, unite. tagilincu, cercu. To link or couple together, as two bullocks, penaveyu. “guzjukodelabattukoni pritilankinciyunda lankiyatodagandumiri parenakkodiyal.” M. XII. iv. 39. To disgrace. avamanincu. lankincukonu lankintsu-konu. v. a. To seize, or take by artifice. ceyi cikkincukonu, tantramuga valalo vesikonu. lanke or lankiya lanke. n. Coupling or tying two animals together. A link, connection. rendupasuvula medaku tadukattadamu, pena, kudika, sambandhamu, tagulupatu, kurcadamu, sangamu. “nikununakun daivambulakevesenu.” Vish. vi. 31. a rendu ceruvulu lankeluganunnavi those two tanks are connected, lit: are as links. vaniki duddukulanke he is much attached to money. “bhargavatalamuna bhargasvamiki kilinceda lankegakelmunutalu.” H. iv. 303. lanke or lankemanisi lanke. n. A slave, vassal. bantu, dasudu. lankevalupulanke-palupu. n. A tether that ties two animals together. lankepatu lanke-patu. n. Clinging together. okatitonokati karucukoni yundadamu. Connection, tagulamu. “si lalanapadambuna lankepatai yundi rajanunenupurambulara.” R. v. 280. lankepita lanke-pita. n. A wooden plank used in linking cattle together. pasuvulanu penaveyupalaka. lankepettu or lankeveyulanke-pettu. v. a. To link together, tagulu parucu, penaveyu.