English Meaning of 'meka'

Meaning of 'meka'

meka. [Tel.] n. A goat. mekapilla a kid. mekavannepuli a tiger of the color of a goat. i.e., a wolf in sheep's clothing. ventimeka a she-goat. mekapotu a he-goat. pillalumekalugalavaramu I am the head of a large family containing many individuals of both sexes. The Indians goat has excrescences like teats on the neck: as these are useless, vadu vattimeka medacannu denotes He is a mere useless burden or appendage. mekatindi meka-tindi. n. That which feeds on goats, i.e., a wolf, todelu, mekamu [borrowed by Skt. from Tel.] n. Same as meka. mekameyanaku meka-meyan-aku. n. A certain poisonous herb. H. iv. 14. (As Shakespeare says, 'The green sour ringlets whereof the ewe not bites.')

Meaning of మేక

mēka. [Tel.] n. A goat. మేకపిల్ల a kid. మేకవన్నెపులి a tiger of the color of a goat. i.e., a wolf in sheep's clothing. వెంటిమేక a she-goat. మేకపోతు a he-goat. పిల్లలుమేకలుగలవారము I am the head of a large family containing many individuals of both sexes. The Indians goat has excrescences like teats on the neck: as these are useless, వాడు వట్టిమేక మెడచన్ను denotes He is a mere useless burden or appendage. మేకతిండి meka-tinḍi. n. That which feeds on goats, i.e., a wolf, తోడేలు, మేకము [borrowed by Skt. from Tel.] n. Same as మేక. మేకమేయనాకు mēka-mēyan-āku. n. A certain poisonous herb. H. iv. 14. (As Shakespeare says, 'The green sour ringlets whereof the ewe not bites.')