[Tel.] n. A red tint, arunakanti. Clearness, transparency, brilliancy, nairmalyamu, svacchata. Heroism, courage, valour, pratapamu, parakramamu. Anger, krodhamu. The pods in a cotton fruit, prattikayaloni jeda. “vidigalamanikamumbuttaditoda ngurcinatlu.” P.iii. 285. adj. Red, arunamu. Clear, transparent,svacchamaina, nirmalamaina. Separate, distinct, Single, odd, extra, spare, unoccupied, unemployed, loose. onti, pratyekamaina, migataganunde, paninundi vidicina. That can be untied, viduvadagina, “vidikempupadagagodugulu, kaduvedukasesu duna.” N. ix. 219. vidaku vid-aku. (vidi+aku.) n. A loose leaf. Divorce. vidisaṃzavidi-sandza. n. The ruddy dawn or evening, errasaṃza. vidipuspamu an unstrung flower. vidimutyamulu loose pearls. vidimanisi a single man, an extra man, one who is unoccupied or unemployed. vidiakulu loose leaves, not stitched. vidikhanduva a single cloth (meaning one of a pair.) vidipavakodu one sandal, an odd shoe.vidipusa an odd bead. vidimenu naked, disamola. vidiyaiduva a loose woman, lanje. vidikatha a riddle to be solved, viduvadaginakatha. vidikode a bullock that is set free from work, paninundividicina kode vidi vidi. (past p. of the verb vidu.) Setting aside, leaving off. vidicipetti. adv. Alone, ontariga. vidiganunde vidi-ga-nunde. adj. Single, unoccupied, unemployed, loose. ontariganunde, migiliyunde, okati nokati cerakunda unde. vidigolu vidi-golu. adj. Spare, unemployed. marupu, panileni. vidigolu eddulu spare bullocks. vadu vidi golumida dunnunu he ploughs with different yokes of cattle in turn. vididala vidi-dala. (vididi+tala.) n. A halting place. vidiyucotu, vidisinacotu, dandudiginasthalamu. “vididalakupoyinapudu nikodukulellanapaga nandununikadarugudenci.” M. VI. iii. 70. vididi vididi. n. Halting, vidiyuta. A lodging, a residence, digubasa. vidisinacotu. “i vididintilonikelamaya.” L. iv. 240. vididiceyu vididi-cheyu. v. n. To halt, stay, abide, digu, basaceyu, vidipattu vidi-pattu. (vididi+pattu.) n. A halting place, vididicotu. A lodging, inn, basa. “amara vibhundu ceri vinayanatudai vidipattuvaijuyantamunaku jittagimpumana.” Parij. iii. 76. vidimattu vidi-mattu. n. A dwelling place, vasasthanamu, kapurasthalamu. Also, same as vididi. vidimattuceyu vidi-mattu-cheyu. v. n. To halt, stay, lodge, dandudigu, basaceyu. vidipadu or vidipadu vidi-padu. v. n. To separate, vidu, vidabadu. To slip, zaru, To escape, get free, break loose, to shake off (shame), vidipincukonu, jankuviducu. vidipovu or vidivovu vidi-povu. v. n. To cease or terminate. tanakutane vadalu, vidivadu. vidimudi vidi-mudi. n. Wealth, riches, dhanamu, aisvaryamu, vidiyattamu vidi-y-attamu. n. The glove or leather worn on the huntsman’s arm for the hawk to perch upon. degamodalainavikurcundadamunakai vetakani cetiki kattukonecarmamu. “vidiyattemunandala yetti cucubal saluvamun vadinjanusasambupayin vidicen mahoddhatin.” Swa. iv. 82.vidiveta vidi-veta. n. Falconry, degaveta.