(The infinitive of povu) atadu pojuci seeing that he was gone. po po. (Imperative of povu.) v. n. Go, pommu. In many places this is a mere expletive, as Go to. (in English). It denotes certainty or disregard, niscayamunu leka anadaramunu telupunu. “teccedambo vasudevamanu.” u. hari. v. poka poka. n. Going. povadamu. Conduct, behaviour, nadavadi. pokalu n. plu. Evil ways, wickedness. pokarintanamulu Foolish wishes, or longings, muddukorikalu. “palpokasrngaramulu.” (T. iii. 81.) very naughty pranks. pokarisogasulu nivupoyinade poka are you to be indulged in every thing? varemi adepoka poyiri I am surprised that they did not come back. poka poka. for povaka(neg. p. of povu.) Without going. Also for poku, i.e., povaddu don’t go. (the final A being intensive.) pokada po-kada. n. Going, departure, going off. gamanamu, gati Behaviour, conduct, nadata, pravartanamu. Riddance. Ruin, nasamu. neladinaluga rakadapokadaledu there has been no inter course between us for a month (literally going and coming.) pokadapettu pokada-pettu. v. a. To drive away, to remove, pogottu. To sell, ammu. vikrayincu. danni etlainanu pokadapettu get rid of it in any way. pokaladi pokal-adi. (pokalu+adi) n. A coquette, vagaladi. “ka cupatta gomayambuna, jepattonarinci jadala jekkinalinga, mbapokaladi kaikoni vepikadannilipibhaktivivasayu bolen.” S. ii. 49. pokaladu pokal-adu. v. n. To be coquettish, to flirt. pokadu pokadu. (poka+adu.) v. n. To go, povu. To be done away with, to be destroyed,nasincu. pokarcu pokartsu. v. a. To lose, pogottu, pogottukonu. To destroy, ruin. “raghukumarudarivargamu pokarci.” R. iii. 137. pokalu pokalu. v. n. To go, as anger, sorrow, &c. povu. pokaripokiri. n. A wicked man, a villain rogue, lewd fellow, blackguard, durmargudu adj. Naughty, wicked, mischievous, unprincipled. pokarimata an obsence word. pokillu pokillu. n. plu. Idle wishes, fopperies, whims, freaks, whimsies. pokillamari a fop, an epicure.