Telugu English Dictionary (ONLINE)

Dec 23rd, 2005, 07:15

Do any of you know good websites for an online English-Telugu dictionary?

Thanks.

Hyderabadi · Dec 23rd, 2005, 08:46

Here are a couple, they seem to translate from English into Telugu script. Wonder how much that helps!:
http://www.aksharamala.com/telugu/e2t/
http://www.sahiti.org/dict/index.jsp

Crash(

) course in Telugu:
http://www.vizagcityonline.com/crash...ashcourse.html

Will post on here if I can find any more.

gentoo · Dec 23rd, 2005, 09:48

Here is a great site with online dictionaries for many (if not all) South Asian languages.

There are two Telugu ones there. I prefer the "Brown" even though it was first published in the 1850s! I think the edition they have is a reprint from 1903. The Gwynn version is more recent. But I find the Gywnn version harder to use. It requires some familiarity with Telugu transliteration. The Brown gives you more leeway, when you are not sure how a word is spelled in Telugu or for that matter how it is pronounced.

Wait! I assume you want to look up the meanings for Telugu words? Both dictionaries are Telugu-English (Telugu words with English definitions) as opposed to English-Telugu (English words with Telugu definitions). Your moniker is “goose” so I just assumed you were making a Top Gun reference and therefore I just assumed that you were an American trying to learn Telugu. (Good Luck!.)

Hyderabadi · Dec 23rd, 2005, 17:21

Thanks gentoo, that is a great resource.

Dec 23rd, 2005, 07:15	#1
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Dec 23rd, 2005, 08:46	#2
Hyderabadi Maha Guru Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: GA,USA. Posts: 1,107	Here are a couple, they seem to translate from English into Telugu script. Wonder how much that helps!: http://www.aksharamala.com/telugu/e2t/ http://www.sahiti.org/dict/index.jsp Crash( ) course in Telugu: http://www.vizagcityonline.com/crash...ashcourse.html Will post on here if I can find any more.

Dec 23rd, 2005, 09:48	#3
gentoo Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: California Posts: 19	Here is a great site with online dictionaries for many (if not all) South Asian languages. There are two Telugu ones there. I prefer the "Brown" even though it was first published in the 1850s! I think the edition they have is a reprint from 1903. The Gwynn version is more recent. But I find the Gywnn version harder to use. It requires some familiarity with Telugu transliteration. The Brown gives you more leeway, when you are not sure how a word is spelled in Telugu or for that matter how it is pronounced. Wait! I assume you want to look up the meanings for Telugu words? Both dictionaries are Telugu-English (Telugu words with English definitions) as opposed to English-Telugu (English words with Telugu definitions). Your moniker is “goose” so I just assumed you were making a Top Gun reference and therefore I just assumed that you were an American trying to learn Telugu. (Good Luck!.)

Dec 23rd, 2005, 17:21	#4
Hyderabadi Maha Guru Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: GA,USA. Posts: 1,107	Thanks gentoo, that is a great resource.

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