[contracted for Tel. mundu.] adj. First, fore, front, as mungutulu the front locks of hair. mungada mun-jada. (mundu + kada.) n. The front place,munducotu, eduru, mundu mungala mungala. n. The front, eduru. adv. In front, opposite, before, eduru. mungali mungali. adj. Fronting, opposite, being in front.edutanunde. Next, taruvati. midati. “senapatiyagunadrupadanandanundu, mungaliyai nadapincucunda.” M. VI. i. 147. n. One who goes before, mundunadacuvadu.mungalu mun-galu. v. n. To walk before, mundunadacu. mungari or mungari mungari. adj. Pertaining to the beginning of the season, mungaripairu the early crop.mungalu mun-galu. (mundu + kalu.) n. The fore leg, the tip of the foot. mundarikalu, padagramu. “mungallapai zagi.” A. vi. 17. mungurulu mun-gurulu. (mundu +kurulu.) n. Front-locks. alakalu. mungelu mun-gelu. (mundu + kelu.) n. The fore arm. mungongu mun-gongu. (mundu + kongu.) n. A fringe or trimming. The front tuck of a woman’s girdle, mundaricerugu, cengukona. mungona the front end, mundatikona. mungopamu mun-gopamu. n. Sudden passion, unreasoning anger.endukunu mundaravaccu kopamu, orpuleka tatalunavaccu kopamu. mungopi mun-gopi. n. A passionate man or woman, a peevish man or woman, mundarakopamuceyuvadu. mungolu mun-golu. (mundu + kolu.) adj. First, modati. munjeyyi mun-jeyyi. (mundu + ceyyi .) Same as mungelu. munjetikankanamu a bracelet on the wrist; metaphorically, plain as a bangle on the fore-arm, mikkili spastamainadi. muṃzuru mun-dzuru. (mundu + curu.) n. The eaves of a house. inticurucivara.