Telugu Language and Culture

Male buffalo is called "పురుష ఎరుమ" (purusha eruma) in Telugu language.

I'm unable to display images or specific calendar data. However, you can easily find a Telugu calendar for the year 1976 by performing a quick online search or by visiting a local Indian store that sells calendars.

Astronomy is called "జ్యోతిశాస్త్రం" (Jyotishastram) in the Telugu language.

Bloodroot plant gets its name from the red sap found in its roots and stems. The sap contains toxic alkaloids that give it a blood-like color, which led to the plant being named bloodroot.

Palm tree is called "Taalapu Chettu" in Telugu language.

The Telugu word for ani seeds is "regimam" or "nafsu" in Telugu.

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In Telugu, the word "modda" is a slang term that refers to the male genitalia. It is considered offensive and inappropriate to use in polite conversation.

The pass mark for Telugu and English in the 1st year intermediate exams is usually set by the respective education board or institution conducting the exams. It is recommended to refer to the specific guidelines provided by the board or institution to determine the passing marks for these subjects.

In Telugu, "lobhi" means greedy or covetous. It refers to someone who has an intense desire for wealth or possessions.

"అవస్థ" (avastha) is the translation of "essence" in Telugu language.

"Samanam" in Telugu language translates to "Equality" in English.

"Pythyam" in Telugu means "belief" or "faith". It is a term used to indicate trust or confidence in something or someone.

Spinach leaves are called "Palakura Aakulu" in Telugu.

"Sahana" in Telugu means patience or tolerance. It can also refer to the ability to endure difficulties with composure and grace.

Spinach is called "palakura" in Telugu.

The English word for Telugu chata is "umbrella."

Samayaspoorthi in Telugu refers to understanding or agreement in terms of schedules, timings, or appointments. It is commonly used to denote being in sync or in agreement with someone in terms of time-related commitments.

The Telugu name for Nettle Leaf is "Vistarakura."

The Telugu word "godari" typically refers to a river or stream. It is commonly used to describe a small to medium-sized river that flows through a region.

"Abroad" in Telugu can be translated as "విదేశం" (Videsham).

Gasagasalu in Telugu is called poppy seeds in English.

"Rattu tota" in Hindi translates to "parrot that repeats words." The English term for this is "talking parrot" or "mimic parrot."