[Skt. lit. Beautiful.’] n. A woman, stri. ramh or ramudu ramah. n. Rama a celebrated hero. This name is also applied to Balarama and Parasurama.ramakirtana a hymn to Rama. ramacandrudu or ramabhadrudu rama-chandrudu. n. The glorious Rama. ramaciluka rama-chiluka. n. A species of parrot.ramatamma rama-tamma. n. A parrot, ciluka. ramatadu rama-tadu. n. A gigantic palmyra tree, brahmandamaina tati cettu. plu. ramatallu. ramadasu oradaviramadasu rama-dasu. n. The Black winged Kite, Elanus caculcus. (F.B.I.) ramapratapamu or ramamada rama-pratapamu. n. An ancient gold coin (niskamu) weighing ten pagodas. ramaphalamu or ramaphalamu rama-phalamu. n. The great red custard apple called Bullock’s Heart or Sweet sop, Anona reticulata. The true Custard apple of the West Indies (Watts.) See sitaphalamu. ramabanamu rama-banamu. n. A bookworm (tinea) Lit. the arrow of the hero Rama; as these worms spare no volume whatever, being indiscriminate in destruction; equivalent to “the holts of Jove.” pustakamulanu kottepurugu. ramabhajana rama-bhajana. n. Worship of Rama, chanting or reciting the Ramayana. ramamu ramamu. n. A large species of deer. peddaduppi. ramamulaka rama-mulaka. n. A small plant resembling the brinjal with a white fruit. ramarama rama-rama. interj. Alas! alas! ramulu ramalu. n. plu. A sort of fish. matsyabhedamulu. ramavaramu or ramavakyamu rama-varamu. n. Lit. the word of Rama, a phrase for a sacred promise, an irrevocable word, absolute truth. “God’s truth.” ramasagaramulu rama-sagaramulu. n. plu. A species of rice.vadlalobhedamu. ramanujulu or ramanujacaryulu ram-anujulu. n. The name of a certain reformer among the Vaishnavites. ramamani vama-mani. n. A jewel among women, i.e., a superior woman. striratnamu. ramayanamu ram-ayanamu. n. The Ramayana, an epic poem of the Hindus, recording the adventures of Rama, the son of Dasaradha. ramarpanamuga niccu ram-arpanamu-gan-itstsu. v. a. To give a solemn donation. ramunidadi or ramandadi ramuni-dadi. n. Lit. Rama’s invasion. An innumerable number asankhyamu. vidhilo janulu ramunidadiga tirugucunnaru the people are going about in the streets in vast crowds.