Andaruni

Andaruni is a term primarily used in the Telugu language, referring to "all people" or "everyone." It is a compound word formed from "andar" meaning "inside" or "among" and "uni" which can be interpreted as a suffix indicating plurality or a collective. The word is commonly employed in everyday conversation and in various forms of Telugu literature and media to denote a collective group or the entirety of humanity.

The usage of Andaruni can vary depending on the context. It can be used to address a group of people, such as in a speech or announcement, where the speaker might say "Andaruni pilistunnaanu" (I am calling everyone). It also appears in philosophical or religious discussions to refer to the universal spirit or the interconnectedness of all beings. In a broader sense, it signifies inclusivity and a sense of community. The term emphasizes unity and shared existence, often used to convey a message of collective responsibility or shared destiny. Its simple yet profound meaning makes it a widely understood and frequently used word within the Telugu-speaking population.