[Tel.] n. An ant hill, valmikamu. pamuputta an ant hill in which a snake lives. nagulacavitiki puttalo palupoyuduru they pour milk in a snake’s hole on the feastday called Nagula Tsaviti. A pack, number, collection, lot heap, crowd. a yillu cimalaputtaga nunnadi the house is a regular ant’s nest. a pustakamu abaddhalaputtaganunnadi that book is a pack of lies. vani ollu vattinaramulaputta he is mere skin and bone. puttakapu or puttakududindi putta-kapu. n. Lit: That which feeds on ant hills, i.e., a bear, elugugoddu. puttakalu putta-kalu. n. A leg swollen with elephantiasis, burakalu, enugukalu. “puttakal sottavrel vattivrelunjevul.” Jagan. i. 54. puttakalivadu one who is afflicted with elephantiasis in the leg. puttakudu putta-kudu. n. The heart of an ant hill, the red earth that contains the eggs. A fungus. kukkagodugu. “va pottakaiputtakutiki njimalaku njedalunaku nelungulu galugula mbuttalu nisitanija nakharakulisa kotulangorada.” Swa. iv. 49.puttakokku, puttagodugu or puttacerpu putta-kokku. n. A mushroom, toadstool, fungus. M. XII. v. 418. puttakota putta-kota. n. A bulwark, a buttress. kotaku kotabaita vesina mattitinne. puttakovalu the pointed tops of ant hills, puttamidisikharamulu. puttagoci putta-gochi. n. A large modesty piece. peddagoci, kapinamu. puttaciluka putta-chiluka. n. The Sirkeer Cuckoo. Taccocualeschnenaultii, (F.B.I.) puttaculu or puttaputtuvu putta-tsulu. n. He who was ‘born of an ant hill.’ This is a word translated from the Sanscrit name valmiki. Valmiki. puttatammacettu putta-tamma-chettu. n. A large creeping plant, the fruit of which is used medicinally. puttatene putta-tene. n. Honey found in an ant-hill. puttatelu putta-telu. n. The large black scorpion, so called because found in rubbish. maridragabba. puttamungi putta-mungi. n. Lit: A mongoose on an ant hill, used as a type of composure. adj. Demure. adi tittucundaga puttamungivale marakayundinadu she reviled him but he stood stock still. puttalamma puttal-amma. n. A village goddess.