Thursday 17 February 2011

BUKKAA TO BUNGA

Bukkaa = the name given to certain aromatic roots of an agreeable flavour that are reduced to a powder of a whitish colour ,which at marriages or feasts and entertainments amongst the indians ,is thrown at each other and particularly at the nautch girls..,bukkaavaadu = the persons who makes and disposes of the powder
Bugga = the cheek ,also a water bubble ,neella bugga = a water bubble .bugga means also a body of water ,suddenly forced up as in the digging of a well..
Bujjaginchadam = to caress ,to fondle ,to pacify
Bujam ,bhujam = the shoulder
Butta = any small basket
Buddi = an earthen pot with a small mouth to it ,generally used by gardeners ..,buddi chembu = a small round brass pot..,siraa buddi = an ink bottle
Budabukkalavaadu = a kind of fortune tellers ,who dress themselves fantastically and carry a small noisy drum in their hands ,which is agitated and makes a constant noise ,to imitate the sound of which this word has been framed..
Budhavaaram = wednes day
Buddhi = sense , reflexion ..,buddhimanthudu = a sensible man .., ,buddhi kala = sensible , clever ..,buddhi leni vaadu ,buddhi heenudu = a stupid fellow..,buddhi heenatha = stupidity ..,buddhi cheppadam = to admonish..
Bunga = the name of a basket of a long shape ,in which fruit is commonly transported for sale from one country to another

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