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బురుద-Buruda
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బూగర-Bugara

nition, reprimand. 4. Inclination, wish, disposition. 5. Thought, బుద్ధిచెప్పు buddhicheppu, To admonish, exhort, or advise. 2. To reprimand, or chastise. బుద్ధిహీనత buddhihinata, .5. Stupidity. బుద్ధితెచ్చుకొను buddhitetsfcsnkonu, To come of one's-self to one's senses. బుద్ధియెరుగు buddhiyerugu, To have the use of one's reason. 2. To reach the age of puberty. బుద్ధిమంతము buddhimantatnu, adj. Wise, sensible, clever. ఇదినీకుబుద్ధిగాదు idinikubuddhigada, This is not proper in you.

బుద్బుదము budbudamu, s. A bubble.

బుధుడు, బుదుడు budhudu, bududu, 5. The planet Mercury. బుధవారము, బుదువారము budhavaramu, buduvaramu, Wednesday.

బురకా buraka, 5. A covering ; a veil.

బురణించు burariintsu, v. «. To disregard, or slight. 2. To transgress an order.

బురుద, బురద baruda, burada, 5. Mud, mire. బురుదకమ్మి burudakammj, The plank in the ground, across the threshold. బురుదగుంట burudagunta, A puddle. బురుదదుక్కి burudadukki, Ploughed and irrigated ground, ready for the seed.

బుఱుజు burrudzti, s. A bastion.

బుఱ్ఱ burra, s. A nut, or shell; generally applied to the nut of a fruit, such as the cocoanut, &c, after the inner substance has been scooped out. బుఱ్ఱముక్కు burramukku, The nose with open nostrils.

బులాకీ bulaki, 5. A nose ring.

బులియు buliyu, v. n. To rejoice in expectation of any thing. బులుపు bulupu, s. Rejoicing in expectation of any thing.

బువ్వ buvva, s. Food, victuals, boiled rice. బువ్వకుడుపు buvvakudupu, s. The ceremony of feeding a child for the first time.

బువ్వంబంతి, హరిబువ్వము buvvambanti, haribuvvamu, s. A peculiar ceremony, performed on the fourth night of the marriage.

బుస busa, s. In theatrical language only, A younger sister.

బుస busa, s. Hissing ; the noise of serpents. బుసకొట్టు, బుసబుసలాడు busakottu, busabusaladu, To hiss.

బుసి busi, s. Ashes covering live coal.

బుసివోవు busivovu, v. n. To be slightly disgraced, or spoiled.

బూ

బూగర bugara, 8. Grain mixed with dirt and dust, after thrashing, and before being winnowed. 2- Cob-webs, dust.