KUNGADAM TO KUNDAKAM

Kungadam = to sink , to depress,
Kunchadam = to reduce, to decrease, to diminish
Kuncham = a measure equal to eight seers or sixteen pounds.
Kunta = a small tank or pond ,the name of a land measure...= sarassu , pallamu, cheruvu
Kuntadam = to limp, to walk lamely.
Kunti = lame , limping ..kunti vadu = a lame man...,one who limps...,kunti thanam = lameness....,kunti mataladadam = to speak lame or trifling words.
Kunda = a pot , an earthen vessel
Kundu = a cistern
Kundha = a pillar
kundakam = impediment , hindrance..

KUDUCHUKOVADAM TO KUNKUDU CHETTU

Kuduchukovadam = to suck
Kudapadam = to shake
Kudaradam = to recover from sickness, to be restored, to be settled or arranged
Kudarchadam = to cure
Kudupu = a shaking
Kuduva = mortagage
Kunikipatu = drowsiness, sleepiness
Kunuku = sleepiness
Kunkudukaya = the soap-nut,
Kunkudu chettu = soap-nut tree.

KU TO KUDI

Ku = to ,..variki = to those .
Kukka = a dog ...,aadakukka = a bitch.
Kukka godugu = a mushroom....= puttagodugu.
Kukkadam = to fill up or makefull
Kuchu = a tassel
Kutra = an intrigue .., conspiracy
Kuttadam = to sew , to sting
kuttu = a sewing , a needlework...., kadupu kuttu = a pain in the belly..
Kutumbam = family
Kudi = right ..., kudi pakka = = rightside ..,kudicheyyi = right hand.

KEEDU TO KEELU

Keedu = an evil , a misfortune.
Keerthana = a song
Keerthi = renown , reputation
Keelu = a joint , pitch , commonly called dammar in india ...chethi keellu = the joints of the hand...kaali keellu = the joints of the leg. .. pette keellu = the hinges of a box... oda keelu = ship tar or pitch.

KITIKI TO KISTHEE

Kitiki = a window.
Kituku = an artifice.
Kinnera = this is an instrument with cat gut strings, played on with a bow , is of the dimensions of a dancing master's kit, but louder in its tone , from having a projecting belly to expand the sound.It is played up on by moor people only.
Kinda = below , under .
Kindata = formerly ,
Kifayathu = benefit , advantage , profit,
Kimmathu = price , valuation
Kiranam = ray
Kireetam = a crown ,
Kisthee = a revenue term called kist and means an instalment