06-03-2007, 05:15 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->rakamu (p. 1067) [ rakamu ] rakamu. [H.] n. Shapeliness, grace, elegance. andamu sogasu. Sort, kind, class, style, quality. vidhamu, maccu, taraha, dinusu. a biyyamulo nalugurakamulunnavi of that rice there are four kinds. "cikili caukatlu saripenal rakamesangu, nungarambulu nokavintayorapunerapa." S. ii. 263. adj. Graceful, elegant, handsome, beautiful. sogasaina, sundaramaina. "mukutampujigisompu rakamainanelavampu." T. i. 29. rakamuga rakamu-ga. adv. Gracefully, beautifully, elegantly, sogasuga, sundaramuga.
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H means Hindi and usually anything from Hindi usually turns out foreign with some exceptions such as Pankha for fan, came in during Nizam's rule, can anyone tell me if this word is from Farsi or Arabic?
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H means Hindi and usually anything from Hindi usually turns out foreign with some exceptions such as Pankha for fan, came in during Nizam's rule, can anyone tell me if this word is from Farsi or Arabic?