Here is a telugu dictionary for u which gives the meaning of some famous words used in Andhra side telugu which are not actually available in any dictionary known.Doola
1. (n) surplus energy
usage: vaadiki konchem doola ekkuva!
2. (adj) possessing surplus energy
usage: vaadu oka doola gaadu!3. (n) any activity aimed at venting out surplus energy
usage: enduku vaadiki aa doola?Thopu :
thope(n)1)potugadu/potugatte
Usage:vaadu picha thopeKeka: (adj,interjection)
Used to describe something toooooooooooooooo gud.Usage: kotha dressaa? Keka.
Related words: Katti, arupu.
Dobbu:(verb):
The act of undercurrent humiliation in the guise of cloyingly psychopathic praise.Usage: ippudu nuvvu nannu pogidaava? dobbava?..
Avidea
1) Idea ported to pakka South Indian village english.usage : orei nuvvu cheppina avidea valla nenu eeroju vaadi daggara nunchi thappinchukunnara.
Boku:(noun)
A person who is considered good for nothing, but does things that are usually unusual.Found in large numbers between the age group 15-25 in big vilages,towns and even in cities.
Root word: Poramboku.Usage: aado bokugaadu raa..
Related words:Gaali.
Bongu:(Interjection and Noun)
A word expressed in disapproval of something,devoiding the other person, any chance of continuing the argument…..Usage:
Char1: Adi ala ayyi undochhu kada…
Char2: Bongu raa..ala ayye chance ledu….Related words: tokka,bokka.
Sollu:(noun)
1) An unending saga of irrelevant gossiping, encompassing a plethora of topics like
Cricket, Cinema, Politics, College, Gals, Boys and almost anything under the sun,barring Studies.Usage: aapandra babu mee sollu..
Related words: SollugaduNee Enkamma: (interjection)
1)A word that used by most telugu ppl involuntarily esp. when irritated by somebody or something.
Origin: Considered to be coined by brahmanandam in chitram bhalare vichitram.Related words: Nee yabba,nee ayya, …….
Racha cheyyi:(v)
meaning: rechipoyi..petrigipo…usage:
baboi..maama ikkada nuvvu levu kada..inka vaadu racha chesestunnadu.Lite teesko:(v)
Ignore every thing and chill out.Usage: enduku basu feel avutavu. Lite teesko.
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