[Tel.] v. n. To live, exist. jivincu. To conduct oneself, vartincu. “kantini sripada kamalambulenu, mantininketiki magududunanina.” BD. iii. 2220. n. Earth, soil, matti, nela. maniki or manki maniki. n. Existence, living, jivincadamu, jivanamu. Home, an abode. nivasamu, unikipattu. vasasthanamu. A place, sthanamu. “manukulamu racavarala, manukulakiravagacukalimimaguvakunelavai, tanarunayodhyanagaramu.” R. i. 102. manukulakiravagucu, anaga indlaku unikipattuagucu.manikipattu maniki-pattu. n. Home, an abode. grhamu. manukuva manukuva. n. An abode, house, residence. vasasthanamu. manugada manugada. n. Life, living.jivanamu, jivincadamu. Means of livelihood, jivanopayamu. “manugadadappunokka munimatalucekonanaiti.” M. XII. iii. 370. manucu, mancu, manupu or manpumanutsu. v. a. To cause to live, to nourish, to take care of, bring up. manajeyu, posincu, bratikincu. manudindi or mandindi manudindi. n. Lit: That which eats earth, i.e., a kind of snake, okavidhamaina pamu. manupari manupari. n. A guardian, kapari, raksakudu. manupinugu manu-pinugu. n. A living corpse, jivacchavamu. manuvrtti,manovarti or manuvarti manu-vritti. n. Maintenance, support; a pension, allowance, stipend. manuvu manuvu. n. Life, living, jivanamu, bratukuta. Conduct, vartanamu. Choosing a husband, the choice of a husband, magani varincuta. A husband, magadu. A fitting match, implying a proper or respectable son-in-law. vivahaniscayamu. atadu kutullaku manuvulucikkaka alladucunnadu he is at a loss for a suitable match for his daughters. mancimanuvucikkite kuturiki pendlicestadu. if he meets with a suitable match he is ready to give his daughter in marriage. marumanuvu a second marriage of a woman, adadaniki rendava vivahamu. manugudupu manu-gudupu. n. A final entertainment given by the bride’s parents to the bridegroom, after the conclusion of the whole marriage ceremonies.