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బారి-Bari
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బాళి-Bali

బాన bana, s. A large earthen pot, much used by washermen,

బానిసె banise, s. A maid servant, or female slave.

బాపడు bapadu, s. A brahman.

బాపన bapana, acZ/. Of or belonging to brahmans. బాపనవాడు bapanavadu, A brahman. బాపనత-బాపనక్క, బాపనది bapanata-rbapanakka, bapanadi, s. A bralimani woman.

బాబా b&ba, s. A horse. బాబారౌతు babarautu, Kubera, the god of riches, whose steed is the horse.

బాబు babu, s, A father. 2. A point, matter, subject, or item.

బాము bamu, s. Embarrassment} entanglement. 2. Birth, production.

బార bara, s. A fathom ; the measure from the tip of the middle finger of one hand, to that of the other, with both arms stretched to their full extent, adj. Twelve. ఏకుబార పోసుకొను ekubara posukonu, To spin threads.

బారకాడి barakadi, 5. A yoke in which untrained animals are placed, with those already trained.

బారసాల barasala. s- The ceremony, of naming a child.

బారాది baradi, adj. Much, many,

బారి ban", s. Annoyance, trouble. 2. The front of an enemv. 3. The inclined pit near a deep well, down which bullocks are driven, to raise the water, by a pulley. బారిసమరు barisamaru, v. a. To kill.

బారు baru, 5. A line, row, rank, or range. 2. An army. 3. The evolution, or exercise, of troops. బారువాండ్లు baruvandlu, s. Infantry, బారుచేయు barucheyu, To load, as a gun, &c.

బారుచావు, బారచాపు barutsapu, baratsapu, 5. Long cloth ; a technical term, applied in India to a particular kind of cotton cloth, woven in long webs.

బారువ baruva, s. A candy, the greatest Telugu weight, equal to about 500-lb. Avoir.

బాల bala, adj. Young, tender. 2. Puerile, childish. 3. Foolish, s. A woman. 2. A girl under eight years of age. బాలకుడు balakudu, s. A boy, or infant. 2. A fool.

బాలింతరాలు balintaralu, s. A woman in child bed.

బాలిక bafika, s. A girl, under eight years of age.

బాలుడు baludu, s. A boy, under eight years of age.

బాల్యము balyamu, s. Childhood, in-fancy.

బాళి bali, s. Sorrow j grief, anxiety.