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మద్దతు-Maddatu మత్సరము matsaramu, s. Envy, animosity, impatience of another's success or prosperity. 2. Passion, anger.

మత్స్యము niatsyanra, s. A fish.

మదటయేనుగు, మదపుటేనుగు madatayenugu, madaputenugu, s. An elephant in rut.

మదము madamti, s. Joy, pleasure, delight. 2. The juice that exudes from an elephant's temple, when in rut. 3. Spirituous or vinous liquor. 4. Inebriety, intoxication. 5. Pride, arrogance. 6.Insanity, madness. 7. Desire, love.

మదాళించు madalintsu, v. n. To grow, or shoot out, well, or strongly.

మది madi, 5. Mind.

మదించు madintsu, v. n. To be joyful. 2. To be proud, or arrogant. 3. To be intoxicated. 4. To be in rut.

మదించు madintsu, v. a. To appraise, estimate, or value. vide మతించు matintsu.

మదుగు, మదుము raadugu, madumri, s. The stone sluice of a tank, whence  the water flows to the fields.

మదురు maduru, 6. Making in the iniiex. Sing. మదుటి maduti, Thatch, placed on the top of a wall,to protect it from the wet.

మద్దతు maddatu, s. Help, assistance, aid, succour.

మద్దికాయలు maddikayalu, s. plu. A kind of loose ear-ring.

మద్దెల maddela, s. A small drum* beat with the fingers, used at native dances.

మద్యము madyamu, s. Wine ; vinous, spirituous, or fermented liquor.

మధురము madhnramu, adj. Sweet, pleasing, agreeable delicious.

మధువు madhuvu, s. Spirituous liquor, wine, <fec. 2. Honey. 3. The nectar or honey of flowers.4. The month. చైత్రము chaitramu, a. v. 5. The season of spring. 6.The name of a demon slain by Vishnu.

మధ్యము madhyamu, adj. Mean, low. vile. 2. Middling. 5, The waist, middle, or centre. 2. The middle sort.

మనమడు manamadu, s. A grandson. మనమరాలు manamaralu, s. A grand daughter.

మనము manamu, pro. We. This pronoun is used by the first person only, but applicable to the first and second persons conjointly, to the exclusion of the third person,

మనము-మనసు, మనస్సు manamu-manasu, manassu, s. The mind ; or, considered as the seat of perception and passion, the heart. 2. Inclination, wish, desire.

మనవి, మనివి manavi, manivi, s. A request, or solicitation.