[Tel.] v. n. To go, proceed. To pass, cease, disappear. To be lost, to die. intiki poyinadu he went home. vanidovanu vadu poyenu he went his way. vanitandri poyinataruvata after his father’s death. padidinamulu poyina taruvata after ten days had passed. vana poyina taruvata after the rain ceased. a pustakamupoyinadi the book is lost. vani kandlu poyinavi he lost his eyes. cillulupoyina cembu a mug that leaks. padintilo nalugupote aru deduct four from ten and six remain. vadu danitopoyinadu he had (sexual) intercourse with her. Added to infinitives in A, it gives the signification of intent or futurity.vrayabote vaddannadu when I was going to write he told me not to do so. danni kottaboyinadu he was about to strike her. vareppudu pobotaru when are they going to set out? ceppaboyevusumi take care, you don’t mention it. Affixed to the past affirmative participles of many verbs, it denotes completeness: as a goda padipoyinadi the wall has fallen down. a matalu ippudu etilo kalisipoyinavi those words are now all forgotten; lit: gone into the river. varakkadane undi poyinaru they settled there. Joined to negative participles it is used to form a past tense negative. rakapoyenu he did not come. pokapoyenu he did not go.vinakapoyenu he would not listen. povudencu Same as povu. Also, to pass, as time, kadacu, podoyu po-doyu. v. a. To baffle, to push back, to thrust away. podolu po-dolu. v. a. To drive off. ponadu pon-adu. v. a. To drive off, to turn away, to abandon. To blame, censure, nindincu, pogottu or pogottukonu to lose. poni poni. (neg. part. of povu) who or which goes not. poni dosamu a sin that cannot be removed or done away. leniponi nonsensical. leniponimatalu foolish language. leniponipani a foolish thing. leniponidevulu gods that are no gods. poni. [for ponimmu.] imperative: Let it go, let it pass. Never mind. ponottu pon-ottu. v. a. To do away, to remove. “ayyuntulu, cittajubanamulaceta siggantayubonotti munibendliyadaga tattarapaduterigi.” Vish. v. 147. popadu po-padu. v. n. To go, povu. “ka kopambunarajukoduku guddulu rendu, mbopadunatlugagollan, veperiki.” M. XII. iii. 243. pobadi po-badi. (povu+badi.) n. A trace. zada. pobettu po-bettu. n. A kind of noise expressive of love. anuragamuvalla galiginadhvani. pomu pomu. (1st. pers. plu. neg. aor. of povu.) We will not go. porani po-rani. adj. Unavoidable, Friendly, loving, dear, aptamaina. poranicuttamu a dear relation. porami po-rami. n. Affection, love, friendship, snehamu. “porerarepriyambugalginajanul poramipobovune.” Swa. iii. 173. “aramulaloneppudu, poramulucalanerapi purusottamudun.” B. X. ยง. 59. Hardship, trouble, sankatamu. poyina poyina. (past rel. p of povu.) Gone, departed, lost. Also, past, last, as poyina somavaramu last Monday: poyina nela last month. poyivaccu poyi-vatstsu. v. n. To take leave, to go, vellu. poyivastanu farewell, goodbye. poviducu po-vidutsu. v. a. To abandon, give up, let go. manu, vadalu.