[Tel. causal of padu.] v. a. and v. n. To cause to fall, padajeyu. To make or cause. To spread over, as a mat. To expand or spread. To go, to run. To run away. To urge or cause to run. To flow as water. To pass as time. To make one enjoy or suffer. patupadajeyu, vistarimpajeyu, ceyu, povu, parugettu. parugettimacu. pravahincu, gaducu, anubhavimpajeyu “kottiteni yamudu gottuparucu.” Vema. 1341. “vinataku mrokki vidkoni garudundu natitvaritagatimbaraci.” M. I. ii. 68. “nipererigiyunu dupanollaka paruturadhogatulazada padmadalaksa.” B. X. 93. “cettokadugaga baraciricenculupudu.” Swa. iv. 143. “nindiparacudaracu selayerula.” Swa. iv. 91. It is used with nouns, adjectives, verbs, and postpositions to form verbs with a causal signification. atankaparacu to prevent.bhedaparucu to distinguish, to effect a distinction. to separate. sammatiparucu to persuade, to convince or to make one agree. drdhaparucu to make firm to establish. teliyabarucu to make known. tetabarucu to make clear. lobarucukonu to subdue, to bring under one’s control. dittaparucu to prepare, to make ready. varini lobarucukonnadu he has got them into his hands. danni phalaparicinadu he brought it into use.parata, parati or parada parata. n. A stream, current, pravahamu, varada. varatencu para-tentsu. [paracu+tencu.] v. n. To come running. parivaccu.