[Tel.] adj. Pron. or n. Three. infl. muti as amatiki to the three. muta muta. n. ablative. Thirdly, at the third. mutiyandu, mudavadaniyandu. plural mullu, as padimullu ten times three. mudu ettulugacesi laying the garland in three festoons. G. xi. 49. mudu saramulugacesi. mukkaka muk-kaka. (mudu + kaka.) n. Oppression, trouble, distress. nirbhandhamu. srama. “munulara mikinta mukkakalela sulabhambuganumukticoppudu vidhamu.” L. xx. 256. mukkakalutirina thrice proved, thrice tried in the fire, inured; well versed, or experienced. bagajitapadi yundu. mukkani muk-kani. (mudu + kani.) n. The fraction of three kasulu; 9 pies or three sixty fourths. mukkaru muk-karu (mudu + karu.) n. Three seasons or crops (in a year.) mudupantalu, mudubhogamulu. “dharanimukkarunu taraganigatibande.” T. v. 215. mukkalipita or mukkalipitamuk-kalipita. (mudu + kali + pita.) n. A three legged stool or table. A tripod. “mukkalipitamida sompalaravasimpajesi.” Rasica. i. 52. mukkalu muk-kalu. (mudu + kalu.) n. Three quarters. muppatika. Three legs, mudukallu. mukkotika muk-kotika. (mudu + kotika.) n. Three cities, tripuramulu. mukkoti ekadasi muk-koti-eka. n. A fast held in honor of Vishnu in the month Margasira. margasirasuddha ekadasi nadu tirupatilo svamipuskaranilo mudu kotla tirthamuluvastunavane aitihyamuvalla iperu vaccinadi.mujjigamu muj-jagamu. (mudu + jagamu.) n. The ‘three worlds,’ the universe, lokatrayamu. muttumu mu-t-tumu. (mudu + tumu.) n. The measure of three tumulu, munnurumun-nuru. (mudu + maru.) n. Three hundred. muppadi or muppai mup-padi. (mudu + padi.) n. Thirty. muppandumu mup-pandumu. (mudu + padi + tumu.) n. Thirty tooms. (tumulu.) muppatika mup-patika. (mudu + patika.) n. Three quarters. muppavu mup-pavu. (mudu + pavu.) n. Three quarters. muppidi mup-pidi. (mudu + pidi.) n. ‘Three handles,’ a dagger. muppiri mup-piri. (mudu + piri.) n. Three twists or strands. adj. Three fold. triple. mummadi mum-madi. (mudu + madugu.) n. Three times as much, three fold, treble, triple. mummanumadu mum-manumadu. (mudu + munumadu.) n. A great grandson. mummaru mum-maru. (mudu + maru.) n. Three times. mummudu mum-mudu. (mudu + mudu.) n. Three times three, mudumullu, tommidi. muyyeru muy-yeru. (mudu + eru) n. Three streams, an epithet of the Ganges. “mundaranunnadimayyerunela.” HD. ii. 3. mullokamu mul-lokamu. (mudu + lokamu.) n. Three worlds, i.e., the earth, heaven and the nether world muvvisamu muv-visamu. (mudu + visamu.) n. The fraction of three-sixteenths. muvvuru or mugguru muv-vuru. (mudu + varu.) n. Three persons. mudo or mudava mudo. adj. The third. mudodinamu the third day, i.e., the next day but one.