[Tel.] n. Whiteness, telupu. The outside or exterior, bayata, bahyamu. The external surface of the body, dehamuyokka bahihpradesamu. Publicity, bayalupatu. Excommunication, or exclusion from caste, bahiskaramu. malo veli anemataledu excommunication is unknown in our caste. “velikigorku lellavidicipetti.” Vema. 791. adj. White,tellani. Outer, outside, external. baiti, bahyamaina. veligudaru a tent pitched outside the town. velipolamulu the outlying fields of a village. velikottu to drive out. velikatteranela veli-kattera-nela. a. A land mixed with gravel. kankaramannu kalisinanela. velikilu veli-kilu. v. n. To fall on the back,to touch the ground with the back. vipukrindagu. To lie on the back,vipu krindugaparundu. velakila velikila. adv. Supine, lying on the back, uttanamuga. velakilabadu to lie on the back. veligada veli-gada. n. Dry land. mettanela. veligaramu veli-garamu. (veli+karamu.) n. Borax. bangaramunaku kantitecce okavidhamaina tellani uppu. veligiddi veli-giddi. n. The fabulous cow that grants all wishes, kamadhenuvu. veligulla veli-gulla. n. A conch shell, sankhamu. “veligullayu vanamalayu galimiyu manikamu menagaliginavelpun” G. iv. 169. veligonda veli-gonda. n. The distant mountain. Same as velitippa.veligauru veli-gauru. n. The white elephant of Indra, airavitamu. valicantra The white species of the tree called candra velicavi veli-tsavi. n. Adultery. jaratvamu. velitippa veli-tippa. n. The silver mountain, Kailasa. vendi konda, kailasamu. velitumma the white species of the tummacettu. velidukki veli-dukki. n. Ploughing land while it is moist with rain.nillukattakundavanatadito dunnadamu. (Opposed to rompidukki.) velipamu Same as valipamu. (q. v.) velipuccu or veliparacu veli-putstsu v. a. To reveal, divulge. baitabettu, bayaluparucu, “vedasirsamellaveli buccaganela.” Vema. 214. velipettu See veliveyu. velibudida veli-budida. n. The ashes of cowdung fuel. pidakanippulabudida. velibittari a certain feat in wrestling. velimadu exports. lomadu imports, goods received. velimavu veli-mavu. n. (Indra’s) white horse, (indruni) tellagurramu, uccaissravamu. velimavulu white mares. “vimalambudamula bunina vimanamulanadagavelasi velimavulu.” M. VII. i. 228. “verokka velimavuvelpudoraku.” R. i. 46. velimidi or velmidi veli-midi. (veli+midugu.) n. The ashes of cow-dung fuel, ashes, pidakanippulabudida, bhasmamu. “telupulanniyu meludeliyanganisuka velimidiyemukalu vesanuppupatti.” Madhura Puran. D. page. 78. velimotta veli-motta. n. A sort of fish, the ‘white snout.’ velimottalanudanduvala talarlakunicce kodiselaparihasakulaku nicce.” G. i. 111. velimranu veli-mranu. n. The fabulous tree that grants all wishes,kalpavrksamu. veliyuniki veli-y-uniki. n. Living in a foreign land, paradesavasamu. velivada veli-vada. n. The outer “street” or shrub of a town in which the pariahs live.baitanundemalapalle, candalavatika. velivadapani veli-vaaa-pani. n. Cobblers’ work. madigapani. “velivadapani krottamalaka valgoni nuneyiditangedakugattedu tahataha.” A. vi. 94.velivadu or velivadavadu veli-vadu. n. An out caste, a pariah. candaludu. malavadu. “velivandrurepalleku jerirayyedan.” M. xiii. iii. 270. velivaru veli-varu. n. A cordon formed round a hunting place. vetadudota bayatacuttuparincedupogu. veliveriyu Same as velliviriyu. (q. v.) velivisaru veli-visaru. v. n. To come out, be revealed, be made public, bayalupadu.veliveyu or velipettu veli-veyu. v. a. To eject or excommunicate from a caste or sect. bahiskarincu.