ఎన్నిక ennika, s. The act of counting. 2. A thought. 3. An opinion. 4. Esteem, regard. 5. Conjecture, hope.
ఎన్ను ennu, s. The ear of paddy, or of other similar grain.
ఎన్ను ennu, p. a. To count, to reck- on. 2. To esteem, or regard. 3. To think, believe, or imagine, vide ఎంచు entsu.
ఎన్బది enbadi, adj. Numeral. Eighty.
ఎపుడు, ఎప్పుడు epuclu, eppudu, adv. When ? At what time.
ఎబ్బెఱికము ebberrikamu, aefy*. Ugly, loathsome, disgusting.
ఎమికె emike, s. vide ఎముక emuka.
ఎమిడికలు, ఎమిడికపాములు emidikalu, emidikapainulu, s. Worms, (Teres) such as are engendered in the human species.
ఎముక, ఎమ్ము emuka emmu, s. A bone. ఎముకలవఱ్ఱు emukalavarrru, A person reduced by disease to mere skin and bone.
ఎమ్మె ernme, s. Beauty.
ఎర era, s. Sorrow, grief. 2. Bait, or prey of any kind, used to catch fish, wild beasts, &c 3. Food.
ఎరియు eriyu, v. n. To burn ; to be consumed. 2. To grieve. ఎరగలి, ఎరవలిeragali, eravali, s. Fire in a forest, or jungle.
ఎరువు eruvu, s. A thing lent or borrowed, for temporary use. 2. Manure.
ఎఱ erra, s. Redness. 2- Food. c^'. Red. 2. possible.
ఎఱకలు errakalu, s. pi. Wings.
ఎఱగు erragu, p. a. To prostrate oneVself ; to bow.
ఎఱచి errachi, 5. Flesh.
ఎఱపఱికము erraparrikamu, s. Reluctance, disinclination. 2. Aversion, repugnance; disgust. 3. Contempt.
ఎఱమంటలు erramantalu, 5. A great heat. 2. Inflammation.
ఎఱికె errike, 5. m'cfe ఎఱుగు errugti.
ఎఱుకలవాడు, ఎఱుకువాడు errukalavac]u, errukuvadu, 5. Zi£. One who knows. The male of a certain tribe, inhabiting forests and mountains, of which tfye females are renowned as fortune-tellers. They speak a language different from that used by the people of the plains, and in their habits much resemble the gypsies.
ఎఱుగు errugu, v. a. To possess a pre- vious knowledge of. 2. To be acquainted with. 3. To understand, or know. This verb is chiefly us-id' in the aorist.
ఎఱుపు errupu, $* Redness.
