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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA
B. MALLIKARJUN
 
  manja ‘yellow’
  matti ‘mole’
  mattu ‘sickle’
  mayi ‘to become dry’
  mayix ‘to become dry’
  maye ‘rain’
  mayeka:la ‘monsoon’
  mayye ‘impotent’
  mara ‘to forget’
  marmage ‘sister’s son’
  marmaga:u ‘sister’s daughter’
  malara ‘flat’
  male ‘to wander’
  male   pa:mbu ‘one type of snake’
  maytini ‘wife’s sister’
  ma:u ‘to do’
  ma:ni ‘one type of grass’
  ma:nu ‘deer’
  ma:me ‘father-in-law’
  ma:mi ‘mother-in-law’
  ma:ru ‘to heal’
  ma:ri ‘to heal’
  ma:ru ‘to sell’
  ma:i ‘cane’
  micca 'Verandah’
  mide ‘help of grass’
  minike ‘glow worm’
  minuku ‘to shine’
  mine ‘sharp edge’
  mine:li ‘earlier’
  minungu ‘to twinkle shine’
  minunga:lu ‘calf'
  mira:u ‘trunk of the tree’
  mireyi ‘old man’
  mi:ce ‘mustache’
  mukri ‘head man’
  mukkeli ‘three legs stand’
  muttu ‘to kiss’
 
 
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