[Tel.] v. a. To throw, cast, or fling. To discharge a missile weapon, or fire arms. To let drop, digaviducu. To place, put, put on, as a dress. uncu. danini cempamida oka debba vesinadu he gave her a slap on the cheek. a guddanu ballamida vesinadu he put the cloth on the table. nakutilo rayivesinadu he threw a stone into my food, i.e., he injured my livelihood. mutaveyu to put a lid on, shut. talupu vesinadu he shut the door. ratrianta nenu reppaveyaledu I did not close my eyes all last night. kolatamu vestunnaru they are dancing a Kolatam. gantuluveyu to leap. bandikattu or veyu to make the carriage ready. pallamuveyu or veyu to make the carriage ready. pallamuveyu or jinikattu or veyu to saddle a horse.prasnaveyu to ask a question. gudiseveyu to build a hut. divitiluveyu to light torches. lekkaveyu to add up an account. a yavu dudavesinadi the cow calved. mabbuvesinadi it is now cloudy.metaveyu to give fodder. kutaveyu to give a cry. “cayyanarettabatti pommani venukakubadadroci vipuvesen pelucan.” Vish. ii. 14. padamatigali vesetappudu when the land-wind blows.naku bhayamuvestunnadi I am afraid. kampuvestunnadi it is stinking. As an auxiliary added to some past participles, it denotes completeness of action and may be expressed by “up, off, on, down, through, away.” kosiveyu to cut off. musiveyu to shut up. tosiveyu to push a way. tisiveyu to draw out. pikiveyu to pluck up or out. kottiveyu to strike down or cut off. vrasiveyuto write off. icciveyu to give away. tiniveyu to eat up. It is also used with an infinitive; as padaveyu to cast down; paraveyu to throw away. vesikonu vesi-konu. v. a. To put, place, eat, consume. na sottunu vani notilo vesikonnadu he devoured my property. a matanu noto vesukoccadu he put the pill in his mouth. topi vesukonnadu he put on his hat. midatavesukoni poyinapanta corn eaten up by the locusts.