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DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA |
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MALLIKARJUN |
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eu |
‘to take’ |
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ee |
‘oil’ |
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eeka:re |
‘oil grinding man’ |
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eeka:rati |
‘oil grinding woman’ |
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ettaa |
‘until’ |
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ettu |
‘to reach’ |
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enta |
‘which’ |
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eppa:u |
‘always’ |
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eydu |
‘to write’ |
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eri |
‘to throw’ |
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eri |
‘to hiss’ |
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erde/erude |
‘morning’ |
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erdu |
‘bull’ |
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erme |
‘buffalo’ |
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eli |
‘rat’ |
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ellu |
‘bone’ |
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eyye panji |
‘porcupine’ |
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e: |
‘which’ |
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e:e |
‘brother’ |
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e:e |
‘where’ |
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e:e |
‘how’ |
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e:ya:telu |
‘any how’ |
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e:nde |
‘to get up’ |
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e:ye |
‘thorn’ |
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e:ye panji |
‘porcupine’ |
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e:ve |
‘who’ |
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e:vya:telu |
‘any how’ |
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e:yu |
‘ceremony connected with death’ |
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e:yu |
‘seven’ |
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okka |
‘all’ |
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okku |
‘to thrash the grain’ |
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oi |
‘to break’ |
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okati birelu |
‘little finger’ |
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oi |
‘bread’ |
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oicei |
‘frying pan’ |
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onju |
‘one’ |
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ombae |
‘flowers of arecanut tree’ |
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