[Tel.] n. A screen, curtain, a blind. A veil, a cover of any kind. surugucira, adduvala. A plain or space. bayalu. A billow or surge ala. domatera a mosquito curtain. natera the lips. A time, one bout. okatera once mariyokatera again. terayettan wave upon wave, in waves, tumultuously, “pongikarudulettaga.” Vijaya. ii. 19. teratera wave after wave. a series parampara. adj. Spread out, open as a plain. Gaping, open as the mouth. teranorugala open mouthed. tenetera tenetera. n. A honey comb. teraparu teraparu. v. n. To curdle, to coagulate, to congeal as water or other liquid.terakattu endateratisi bayalu vedalinadi the sun broke through the clouds. vaisnavulaku teracatukaddu the Vaishnavas always are behind a screen, particularly while cating. terala gagina overpowering, terrible, ulbhanamaina. teraladu tera-l-adu. (A. vi. 142.) v. n. To hide. To gleam or shine through a veil teralutirugu, teralo prakasincu. teraganti tera-ganti. n. A god, or goddess. animisudu. Nila Parin. i. 2. teranoti mokamu a lion. terakattu tera-kattu. n. A screen. mogamu terakattuto muccataduta to hold the handkerchief before the mouth while speaking (a custom of Musulman origin.) H. v. 99. terakattu tera-kattu. v. n. To form into flakes, to coagulate. migadakattu, to harden gattipadu. terakadu tera-kadu. n. A thief: a concealed agent. teracapa tera-tsapa. n. A screen, or mat. A ship’s sail; (lit:) a screen cloth, or veil. terateraga tera-tera-ga. adv. At intervals, now and then. teranatakamu teranata-kamu. n. A puppet show or other play in which a curtain is used. P. iv. 255. terayigatera-y-iga. n. A bee. tenetiga. M. VII. i. 236. teravetu tera-veta. n. “Screen hunting.” in which the huntsmen use screens to conceal themselves, a hunt wherein hurdles or screens are placed around the hunting ground. A. iv. 154.