[Skt.] n. Another form of vakku. (q. v.) vacaṃyamudu vacham-yamudu. n, A sage or prophet, munisvarudu, mauni. vacakamu vachakamu. n. A word, a significant sound, sastrasiksita vakku, vacyarthamunu telupusabdamu. (Vulgarly) fluency in reading, vadigacadivesakti. vacaspati vachas-pati. n. The lord of speech, i.e., Brihaspati. vaca vacha. adv. Orally, verbally, viva voce, by word of mouth. ayana vaca ceppinadu he said it orally. vacatudu or vacaludu vachatudu. n. A talkative man, one who talks idly or blamably, a tattler, vagupotu, prelevadu, matakari. “vacatulagu jarathavanitalu.” A. iv. 43. vacalamu vachalamu. adj. Chattering, talkative, gabbling, talking much.prele, vage, panikimalina matalade. vacalata or vacalatvamu vachalata. n. Talkativeness, readiness or fluency of speech, tattling, preladamu, vagadamu, taracuga mataladadamu. “rajelkalun vacalatvamujupe.” G. vii. 10. vacincu vachintsu. v. a. To tell, ceppu. To read, caduvu. vacikamu vachikamu. n. News, intelligence, tidings. ceppipampincina vartamanamu, samacaramu. “kancana patrikavalula gautukamacaka vacikambu vrayincisamastadesa vasu dhesulakampina.” Vasu. v. 80. ti vacikamu, samadesavakku. vacyamuvachyamu. adj. Fit or proper to be spoken or said. ceppadagina. Blameworthy, vile,contemptible, low, out-caste. nindimpadagina, nindyamu, hinamu. In grammar, the voice or mood of a verb. karmavacyamu the active voice; karmanivacyamu the passive voice.