[Skt.] n. Speech, speaking. A word, paluku, mata. “palavanti varupannubetteduvaru, vakerugarukapavaru.” Vema. 1314. manovakkayakarmambulaby mind, word, limbs or acts. vagdattamu a promise. vagdanamu giving a promise. vaksahayamu interest, recommendation vakpatutvamu power of speech, eloquence. vakonu va-konu. v. a. To tell, say, utter, speak. ceppu, matadu. To cry out. aracu. vakpati or vagisudu vak-pati. n. Lord of speech. A name of Brahma or of Brihaspati, brahma, brhaspati. An eloquent person. kavisvarudu. vakyamu vakyamu. n. A sentence, kartrkarma kriya sambandhamugala padasamuhamu. Speech, a word, utterance, dictate. mata. (In astronomy,) the process for astronomical computations. vakrucaccu va-krutstsu. (vaku+kurcu.) v. a. To say, utter. ceppu. To name, peruceppu. “garabusantatigalugami manakusthira maputratyagatirnastiyanucu varaveda vakyamul vakruccucundu.” L. iii. 105. vaksarani vak-sarani. n. The course of conversation. vagdhorani. vagjalamu vag-jalamu. n. A mass of words, loquacity. sabdacacayamu, vagdevata or vagdevi vag devata. n. The goddess of speech, Sarasvati, sarasvatidevi. vagdhati vag-dhati. n. Readiness of speech, vagjhari.varbandhanamu vag-bandhanamu. n. Silencing, stopping any one’s speech. norumuyadamu. vagmi vagmi. n. A man of eloquencce an orator. One who is talkative, or talks much.nalugurilo nirbhayamuga matladevadu, yukti yuktamuga matladuvadu. matakari vagvadamu vag-vadamu. n. A verbal dispute or altercation, an argument. vakkalahamu.vanmulamu vang-mulamu. (from vak mouth and mulamu origin.) n. A deposition, an oral statement. vacaceppinadi vacaceppinadanini vrasinadi. vanmulamu vrayincu or iccuvang-mulamu-vra-yintsu. v. n. To depose, to make a deposition. vanmulamu vrasikonu to take down a deposition. vanmulamuga vang-mula-mu-ga. adv. Orally, by word of mouth.notimataga.