What does dy garu mean?

"Dy garu" in Telugu means "respected sir/gentleman". It is a respectful way to address a man, especially someone older or in a position of authority.

Here's a breakdown:

* Dy is a respectful title used for men. It's equivalent to "Mr." in English.

* Garu is a suffix that adds respect and honor to a name or title. It's similar to "ji" in Hindi or "san" in Japanese.

So, "Dy garu" is a polite and formal way to address a man, similar to saying "Mr. [name]" or "Sir" in English.