[Tel. Short for vayi.] n. The mouth, the face. noru. “nagamudummuna budi cigirintanamuyaberigina nutipataraboriyala.” A. vi. 12. ti namuya periginacigirinta, gaddimukhamella muyaberigina. The edge of a sword, khadhgadhari. vakattu va-kattu. n. Gagging, vagbhandhanamu. noruteravakunda ceyadamu. itakhattu vakattu ayinadi this mortgage is fore-closed. v. a. To gag. norettakundaceyu.” kukkalavakattinrpavaro dhagahabhagambul pravesinci.” HN. v. 158. vakatu va-katu. n. Wrangling, vagvadamu. vacaccinanadu a dumb animal, i.e., a mere fool. nacerucu va-cherutsu. v. a. To spoil the taste of the mouth. vacaracu va-tsaratsu. v. a. Lit: to beat the mouth. To beg alms. (Indian beggars or complainants often slap their open mouth with the open hand in wailing to attract attention.) dinavrttini yacincu, notimidamottukonu. v. n. To cry. morapettu. “natrovakaddambu niliciva caruvakanilunilundanucu.” BD. v. 1050. vacaruvaka, mottukokunda. vacavi va-tsavi. n. Taste or flavour to the mouth. noti ruci. “bhuvarakumarunakuvacavigasiddhavarudu dravinci.” Sar. D. 556. vatera va-tera. (va+tera.) n. The lower lip; lit. the screen of the mouth. pedavi, adharosthamu vapathamu va-pathamu. n. Recitation, repeating verses by rote. mukhasthamuga nundadamu. “bharatasastrambu vapathambu vine pariparividhamula palikimpajercu.” napuccu va-putstsu. v. a. To open the mouth.noruteracu. To say or tell, ceppu. vapovu va-povu. v. n. To cry out, to chatter or babble. To cry or bewail, rodanamuceyu, akkaralenimataladu, edcu.