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Rev. H. GUNDERT, D. Ph.

Part I: The Vowels

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DICTIONAEYBY

Rev. H. GUNDERT, D. Ph.

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The Dictionary of the Malayalam Language by Dr. H. Gundert

which will be issued in parts, will consist of about 1000 pp. Royal 8°.

It is calculated that the work will be complete in five parts, and

be finished by the end of 1872.

Price to subscribers, registering their names for the entire work

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Es. 12. 8. 0, or per each part Rs. 2. 8. 0. Single parts will not be sold.

A hio"her rate will be charo;ed to non-subscribers.

Thirteen copies will be given to parties subscribing for twelve.

Subscriptions will be registered by the Publisher at Mangalore

and at the Stations of the Basel G-erman Mission in Malabar, viz:

Cannanore, Tellicherry, Chombala, Calicut, Codacal, Palghat.

Mangalore, C Stolz,

March 1871. Publisher.

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Introhictori) ^li^marb.

The materials for this work have been collected during more

than twenty-five years' study of the language. The words have been

taken from all available sources, from the lips of speakers of all ranks,

castes and occupations, from the letters and records of many different

districts, and from the writers in prose and poetry of every age. Alist necessarily imperfect of the literature which has been ransacked

for contributions, will be subjoined under the head of Abbreviations.

2. It has been found difficult to draw the line of demarcation

between Malayalam and Tamil words. These two languages of old

differed rather as dialects of the same member of the Dravidian family,

than as separate languages; in consequence many Tamil words occur

still in local usage (e. g. (C^-^o, osrzjs in some of its senses) or in time-

honored phrases and formulas (e.g. (tsrtncsg-^teo, (^sfbe.ch'^siis, a-^roocYb)^

which have long ceased to be used in colloquial speech. A consider-

able number of such have been received and marked as aM. (ancient

Malayalam). They cannot be dispensed with, if the Dictionary is to

give a true representation of the history of the language. This history

commences for us (if we except a few inscriptions on copper and

stone) with the Eania Charitam, in which we probably have the oldest

Malayalam poem still in existence, composed as it was before the intro-

duction of the Sanscrit alphabet and deserving of the particular

attention of the scholar, as it exhibits the earliest phase of the language,

perhaps centuries before the arrival of the Portuguese. For several

antiquated words (such as (®fZ)yioe5, ost-coo, n. csrage^) this poem is the only

authority. The bulk ofthe other great poems, the Bharatam, Eamaya-

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nam, and the versions of the PuiTinas were composed within the two

or tlircc last centuries. As these constitute the popular literature of

all Malayalam readers, no Dravidian word found in them has been

excluded. On the other hand there are many Malayalam composi-

tions of later date, especially such as are current among the Vedantists,

which evidently affect Tamil modes of expression. These have been

excluded if not supported by other evidence.

3. To determine the amount of Sanscrit words to be received

into a Malayalam Dictionary has been a task of even greater difficulty.

As this Dictionary is not intended for the use of Sanscrit students, the

rule followed in compiling it has been to include only those words

and meanings that were found in bonafide Malayalam productions; to

sift and reduce the enormous mass of mythological and botanical names

and synonyms, many of which are confessedly very doubtful; to record

merely the principal signification of words confined to poetical usage;

and to devote particular attention only to those terms which are gene-

rally accepted as fairly "domiciled" in Malayalam and which have

in the course of naturalization received various applications not to

be met with in pure Sanscrit (e. g. (©r^c^jocoio, (©rQcuorofDo).

4. The idioms and significations peculiar to Southern Kerala or

Travancore^ have been carefully collected both from the productions

of the Cottayam press, and from the very valuable Dictionaries com-

piled by the Portuguese and Italian Missionaries of Virapoli; works

which, although completed in 1746, rest upon materials accumulated

in the 17th, perhaps even 16th century, and rank as the oldest monu-

ment extant of the study of Indian languages by Europeans. (They

are marked in the Dictionary Vi. & V2). Still greater care has been

bestowed upon the language of Northern Kerala or Malabar proper

(with the Bekal Talook of Canara); and explanations of the histori-

cal names, castes and dynasties (comp. csrzia&^c^^, (t5ir?)s|(ScQJosl, c&bQQiâ^c^,

cTS^^fb, (SiroajcsrDDOJo, (Gr^cruDlcfifieio^l) and of the institutions, usages

and traditions, by which this province differs so singularly from the

surrounding countries (see for instance, c^rcaaô, cstdsIq, csr^.oa'SQjo, cGr?)Q_i

ôujo) have been drawn from every trustworthy source. Amongst

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the sources for this kind of information I would particularly point

out the old Tellicherry Records (TR.) as conveying a mass of instruc-

tion in the best prose of the language.

5. The object being to present a faithful picture of the whole

Malayalam tongue, the writer has not felt at liberty to exclude the

foreign words which have of necessity crept into the language. The

Arabic, Persian, Hindustani, Portuguese and even English terms,

which the commerce of centuries and the conquest of foreign creeds

and arras with new laws and arts have introduced along this coast,

cannot be proscribed, whatever regret their prevalence may excite

in the purist. They do not, of course, claim the same minute investi-

gation and treatment, which belong to words, whose birthright and

position in the language are indisputable. (See for A. fs>^^, ceâD

POo, (S^c?lrb, (Sf^caxb, (tsrz!a^Qj5 for P. (^SYoaeôal, as^^âoc/olj for H. as^^ch-^h,

(®fZ)Gi-j5b, (©toQJDrol^ for Port. cciôoooDcro; for E. (©^QjDld>).

6. It is for the same reason, that 'provincialisms and vulgarisms

have not been rejected, though they are pointed out as such (f.i. csfOo

crofDo, (SifZ)nraQjjcroo under (Gr^("YaQJD'3o, asifsmjô). To discard coarse and

even obscene modes of speech, has not been thought advisable, how-

ever much their existence and currency may be regretted. They are

marked "obsc", as wâs done by the fathers of Verapoli in their day,

that they may be avoided. Under all these heads (§ 2— 6) the student

will of course have room for candid allowance concerning omissions

and superfluities.

7. The writer has throughout endeavoured to trace the origin of

each word; and particular attention has been paid to the comparison

of the cognate Dravidian languages. He has not been successful in

every instance (f.i. (©fcrsYcôo); sometimes the unimportance of the

word, as in the case of provincialisms, prevented him from prosecut-

ing his search to the end.

8. The arrangement chosen has been, to point out as far as possi-

ble the root and origin of each word, to give first its primitive sense

and to add the figurative and free senses in a rational order; lastly

to illustrate them by examples taken from reliable authorities. The

different constructions in which the same word occurs (e. g. (^sîb^^

(S\<^)^ its various applications (e. g. osroscs^ce^), allusions to the tra-

ditions and superstitions of the people ['®^§,a5rsro6no), standing phrases

((GTDScô, (tsrsQjcron) and proverbial expressions (cctqô, (SrofzjêYXj ^juI, (S^

^003, (Crcofbo-j, (srcmjDtfo, (sraoBjlonl^ (STZ)^), these points have been es-

pecially considered in selecting the illustrations. The Compounds

and Derivatives are arranged under each leading word in alphabetical

order, but are not treated at the length that appeared necessary in the

case of the parent words.

9. The orthography of each word is Hxed at the head of the article

which treats of it, but in the illustrations deviations are allowed, when

they exhibit a current pronunciation (f.i. ctsr^s^scy, asr(DSa_^), or are

borne out by the constant usage of some locality or caste (esrtjg^, csroa

Q(b:6^)^ or when, as in the case of the numerous Tadbhavams, it is

caused by the inequalities of the Sanscrit and Dravidian alphabets

10. It cannot be expected that the work should be compressed

within the same compass as the Eev. Mr. Bailey's Dictionary. Not

that the latter will always be found the more concise of the two. It

is one of the chief defects of that, otlierwise valuable, work, that it

does not discriminate between Malayalam and Sanscrit terms and

leaves the student completely in the dark, both as regards the ety-

mology and the proportional importance of words. For it concedes

to unknown and useless words (f.i. (Syss?côCo1, csirsg ernoô) as well as

to those that are comparatively unimportant (as ^raTl, -^^.j) more space,

than to words of the genuine native stock that occur frequently in idi-

oms of daily current use (f.i. (Srz)§d66inr>ti,^^î^)- Ii^ consequence it

will be found, that the Sanscrit part of the present work (see for

instance the compounds with (®ôrd— cg^q-j— csmal— ) occupies less

space than was the case in the former Dictionary and this without

any detriment to the subject matter. For the progress made in tlie

study of Sanscrit subsequent to the appearance ofDr. Wilson's Diction-

ary (on which the Sanscrit portion of Mr. Bailey's work is based) has

enabled the writer to throw new light even on this part of his task.

On the other hand he has endeavored to condense the matter present-

ed into the shortest possible space. What is obvious has been omitted,

many secondary words are but slightly noticed and a liberal use has

been made of abbreviations. By these means it is possible to publish

the whole work in one portable volume; smaller than Rottler's Tamil

or Reeve's Canarese Dictionary.

11. The student may at the beginning be embarassed by some of

the abbreviations adopted (for instance \rfor root; + plus as in I'Sriiajorb,

which is composed of csrzs+csrQob; the figures (2) (3) which point to that

signification of the parent word from which the derivative is deducible,

as (Sr^JceôeefDô (3) to cstqcBô 3., tbe mind). Also the absence of the

common signs s., adj. may startle him at first sight. They have been

deliberately abandoned. What, for instance, is the use of calling (S^-oJ

roo an adj., which indeed it is in Sanscrit, when the example subjoined

i3jro:.ajfDsg^6o shows that in J\Ialayalam it is used as a noun? Or why

should (®fZ)<^fWo be called an adj. and csrsc^gô a subst., whilst in S.

both are equally adjectives and in Malayalam strictly speaking both

are nouns, though poetical usage may treat them more or less as

adjectives. Can the indefinite Numer-ds, such as (er3(gnote>o, (©rccroDrOo

be called adjectives, or have composition-cases like oOTc&iG c5vz)^ a claim

to that name? It seems to be of more moment to show by examples,

how the words are applied, than to pretend to classify them by the

utterly incongruous nomenclature of the grammar of European

languages. Where doubts might arise, the gender, which in most

cases is recognizable by the termination, will be found marked, as

(GTOcQjeLiQJoorolm.— crolroi f. (©-e^deôb m. (©r&tfd^ f. But since Malayalam

grammar acknowledges only the distinctions of Nouns, Verbs and In-

declinables, the Verb seems to be the only part of speech which re-

quires specifying marks. This has been amply done by the abbrevi-

ations a. v.=active verb, n.v.^neuter verb, CV.=Causal Verb, den V.=

denominative Verb, defV.=defective Verb, (for instance ^g|.), adj. V.=

adjectival Verb (as (Srotu), ^^), aux V.=auxiliary Verb (f.i. ^'%<^\ as

also by marking its parts (past, 1st and 2nd fut., inf., conditional, adj.

and adv. participle, VN.=Verbal Noun, etc.)

12. An undertaking of tins magnitude cannot lay claim to any-

thing like perfection as regards either completeness or correctness.

But the writer conceives, that a publication of the kind is a desider-

atum in Malabar, and that this attempt at supplying it will be found

serviceable to the cause of education in that province. Should it

one day be superseded by a work approaching nearer to the standard

he has had in view, he hopes that he will be found to have at least

furnished a stock of valuable materials, that will under all circum-

stances render to his successors a not unwelcome assistance in their

toilsome task, in the same way that he in his has received aid from

the accumulated labours of his predecessors.

-=«Eg3g^&aSa^<XL<fc.aAJe

ABBREVIATIONS.

Abl. Ablative.

abstr N. abstract Noun.

aC. ancient Canarese.

Ace. Accusativ,'.

adj. aljective.

adv., advl. adverb, adverbial.

Adw. Adwaitam.

a M. ancient Malaya|ani.

a Med. ancient Medical Treatises in prose.

Anach. Anacharam.

Anj. Anjadi.

a N. pr. Nomen proprium, a proper name.

AR. Adhyatma Raraayanara.

Ar. Arabic.

Arb. Arbuthnot, Selections.

Asht. Ashtanga Hrdayam.

astrol. astrology.

a T. ancient Tamil.

auxV. auxiliary Verb.

B. Bailey's Mai.- Engl. Dictionary

(also his Scripture Translation).

bef. before.

Bang. Bengali.

BhadrD. Bhadra DTpam, or Bliadra DTpa-

pratistha.

BhgV. Bhagavata Vyakhyanam.

Bhr. Mahabharatara.

BR. Ba!a Ramayanam.

Brhm I'. Brahmanda Purauani.

C. Canarese.

Cal. Calicut.

Cal KU. Calicut Kerala Utpatti.

Can. Cannanore.

CartV. CiirtavTryarjuna Catha.

CC.,(CCh.) Crshna Charitam.

CG. Do. Gatha.

Chin.

10 ABDREVIATIONS.

f. i.

ABBREVIATIONS. 11

pres. present tense.

PrC. Prahlada Charitam.

pet., o/q per cent.

prh. perhaps,

prob. probably.

pron. pronoun.

prov, proverbs, proverbial.

PT. Panchatantram. in - versions.

q. T. quod vide = which S(e.

RC. Rama Charitam.

Rh, Rheede'shortusmalabaricuB, 1689.

Rom. Cath. Roman Catholic.

Rel, Part. Relative Participle.

RS. Ramayana SankTrtanam.

rev. revenue papers.

S. Sanscrit.

Sah. Sahadeva Vakyani.

SG. Santana Gopalam (2 versions).

ShV. Shabari Vakyam.

simpl

.

simple, i. e. the Verb or Noun with-

out prefixes,

sing. singular.

sic. = thus.

SiPu.(SP.) Siva Puranam.

SidD. Siddhanta DTpika.

Sil. STlavati pattu.

SitVij. STta Vijayara.

Sk. Skandam Puriinam.

60C. social (case).

SoM. South Malabar.

Som. Soraavarapattu.

SSh. Shilatamra Shasanangal.

Stuti. different Stutis of Gods.

Superl. Superlative,

superst. superstition.

Swarg. some Swargarohanam.

Syr. Syrian.

T. Tamil.

Talip. Taliparambu.

Tantr. Tantrasangraham.

Tatw. Tattwaa:nanam.

Tdbh.

TRANSLITERATIONfollowing Lopsius' Standard Alphabet, '2iid Edition 1863, 2nd postscript.

A complete Transliteration of the Malayalara Al])habet drawn up by the Author (now in

Germany) will be published witii the last Part; meantime the I'ublisher trusts his subscribers

will accept his attempt at assisting them in their pernsal of the Dictionary.

a. Vowels.

CSrO

TRANSLITERATION. 13

Q-J

DICTIONARY.

(SYD

(Si^ a. Found ill TJbh's boforo initial ro, gj, as

fuorodDnib, ftJnrossg;— passes easily into the

sound of Q^, as Si^szvcb from ess, S)m .oiial =

evaal- The final (Bra has often the character of

a palatal vowel and corresponds with T. sjqQ),

C. o^. f, i. raiai, rmmaijlrai), fms^maa; n_io, n_i

I. OS^ a 5. pron. That, yonder. (The corres-

ponding pron. signifies this, as in (mofms,

(ma(®.) Hence : (Hraojnbi (Skxs) ; (sratSsro, tsragjoo,

fataSgjooiai (and tgrogSruojiaj). Before vowels

iBwgjoch that man, fsrst^So that place. It is

also used for the second person as (sraSgoDo

that person, you (comp. smsi^).

II. (G^ a S. negative particle, before vowels (tnortb

(G. an— L. in— E. un— ) as fiSTaaQiiio fruit-

less, !BT3aafsra)0o than which there is no better.

(&Qo am 5. (obs.)= (iJ«, rarag; hence (Sraestj-

(®fSoC/9o amsam S, l.Sharc, part. iâTTl,tii)0(b

(srao'jao J TR. (5iaov3ru(ra)o deed of partition.

2. part of a Talook, formerly called siooo

enjial, greater than a (oio, hence moouô

(Sroojlaiorol, tgraoc/Do (Saecnonb MR. 3. ema-

nation or incarnation of a god. (oimosis iTfOo

osRssaorai) oTaajraôrosaBcb 6)jii<m l!hg. 1. sa

Qjsinbo fiTraoaao= ^«3ra1. King Udaya Varma

A

ia called roiiOoc/30 KM. (moooaouiairosn")

60QcX)Bhr. 1. 4. hence glory. (T)roa_iiO)^ (tnooco

(5r0oc;3c9ffloran{) person of noble descent VI.

(srooc/ao 5)a5§ajnb fallen from his rank VI.

(maoCDrOjC^ dignity VI.

(SâC/dc&o amsa'jfam S. (israoMo) The fourtli

part of a day. 6if03 (QyjS\ = 2-^^ cno(h= a6 rarao

caiiio TP. Hence a denom, V. (gT3oc;a<9r)ld35) f. i.

i5£)ciOo 6icnjg fODO'a^canQjo (5raoc/3<3)liBso TP.

nSôC/9lae6~iamsikka(,-aTaoaao) To divide, portion.

((Sfô(j^ amsu S. (oiaocoo) Ray (po.) sraoc^rao

ejo ajranrra CO. oraocâDnb sun (po.)

(&Qo(TOo amsam S. l , Shoulder ; Rjraoaroao strong

(po.)

(©torrorOo amsaram Vu. = otaajooroo TR.

(&T)oClDcr\p amhasSU S. (L. ango) Anxiety,

(throttler) sin= Rjra\J)o.

(Si^d&) a^â (C. Tu. tarasico) and (ma.xi Germ, bud,

shoot; (3T0a)Qice5) to bud (T. to burst) f. i.

a grafted tree VI. aio§ Giai^caorob (BTO'jîh

^l§o— ojOJiJa S):n£\ ^go^^Drat (arasiVflso PT.

fsrasojl 6)aj§lcs2;ofol) tQ"r35)d)i^l§o Bhr. 3. will

bud again.

I. CS^cBjo a'yam S. (isra+ cSio joy) Pain, sin (po.)

II. (©TDd&Jo a'yamT.M,To.(Tu. (srao.) 1. Inside;

often adv. iSiOSsOio, omffSilAo in the jungle,

heart(po.)— laidjcculra.-sroilral) itrraoOo o_iffmo TR.

within 1000 fanam, less than.— sradhajo ajo

ajo <ScnDdj!2cO> examine closely. 2. abode,

t

<S<^S)o CSXixBio

liouso, room; hence G)iO)§<Oio, (Si))03Z)lL!!(3io,

etc.— (araojlsstata «n3(feajo ajrocsjô Q(])gjoo

(OisrgofcA vu. 3. the min(l= 2)c>a- 4, holding

(in names of trees, as gjrolcruaio, G)jiiaiii>jo,

Qo-ianDcOio).

Cpds: (Gra<S5(Os)roc>3? itjrac&icflaDcru , t5r3t9ic09ro3'nD(3)

heart, mind. moshiBÔiScmooo Qtmglsroig) Mud.

(5ra^®cOs)0§ citadel; (35croffl3ej0a)<Sc8s)D§KR. 1.

fijraaiaajorai) sole of foot.

(5ra<9)6^S)aa) palm of hand.

(StOtOiCOisrs , tsni&(a)£\(b, (sra<9)(aio<b (3) heart,

mind (po.) (ST0a){ai5rglraf) o^cio(BÔQ,o RC.

(ST3<0)(xn5r!glra!) (BrgjCTOaao Bh^.

oracOofDiS) (=(St3<Siol.) a. within, in the house.

aji3)ra(Ssia)(5!gCTolnrra TR. from within.

b, measure of time iggijg aoDgliiicaiff^ AR.

esp. before noon (opp. railfoleroi^) (BiacSxara

arosl, (Hra^sl MR.

c. whilst oJlycmrailsintio oraaio^ 5)ca)0>-3ira)1 vu.

Brahminichis as keeping within their

houses (2).

(moaittsraDnb, cfe master, mistress of the house

VI,

«3r3c95toTO5tpl providing food (2). B. oratacorajtpl

fsraaiKga jiiocrnoJib kindred (2). VI. lower

Sudras, serving in Brahmin houses.

(araiSifts^^. 1. innermost. 2. house sur-

rounded with hedge or wall. 3. palace or

mansion, as of the 4branchesof theSamuri

family VI. i^cryroilaabo OTD(ftRy@S (5135)5^

6)&>£\ -ai^ TR.

(STaa)f!S@sn_jrol.fi3 (or ^@g<Qic^moc»(l)) a class

of Nayer, considered as descendants of

Samuri, also called <£h(2^roloocnj1-

(sraairo^s ojlofmojib sons of slaves, as in

Nasrani houses VI.

(HTaaiSiWDOS (o-js) inwards.

(gTa<9)®t!5K8onbj (Scotmod) 1. indoor servant VI.

2. (3I3(3)(OIO>m0O(b.

a5ra)nola3 (3) scorn.

fBTaaiaJoaEQ venereal disease (mod.)

fl3T3iOiryo§ V. N. getting into, what is enclosed,

f. i. in an account.— inside VI.

(SO'3>S)^^&^ 1. to get into, be caught, f. i. a)

emlcsi^rai) (sra. in a trap, a-smlrol) (5raa>5igL-j§

c/3((^d36ic>o Bhr. and Qd^tSst (sa&>S)Qj5 PT.

offered itself to the eye; Qj(2nDajrrro ensorh

raT0i9)6)g_js Nal. 3. roiSinbo eaotojlcfisiaisig^js

PT. returned to her caste; £hq^S)cn<as)<ai

6)g_j§ (gal TR. (=£c>3j)gjs) aâajo &>^

aocaTl (graaie^gjâ^ KR. be seized in the

very act. 2. to befall (BiataPrak-QjlafiJo (Sta

<Oi5)g_j§o evil will befall it; (BTOrz^lma oolem

tea (m3<S)o)gj|(S(Tn CG. this was a punish-

ment for that.

C. VI. (BT3a)5)g_J§o66) (old) ajOro'c2J<S)5^g_]§'31'3)

roa«nb RC. 34. 2. vu. tsraais^gj^câ) cause

to be taken, catch, as <9)6Tnlcdjlf3!). 3. tara

aisigjôjlcfla inflict. o_irol/gaio ST3)63T3c>ocas)

ora cao)g_jsl^ô Bhr. 8. oj golaidxaraa^

Sig-i^cul^ jud.

(SK)&Z5ssq& (2) dwell retired zoaizrôafBwo

ff)S sraaiasssBl ©roltSann (rrol MR. (of a

Mussulman woman).

f3TacS)0i3J valley, ground surrounded by hills.

(graaiiziGJib (=®raai,'a)0<b) heart (po.)

(SK)<£h(S<2 (=(0rac&G^) (3T3aajoslan<0)<B0 <9)S<T)a

CC. chiefly temporal en. cnog.<S5<22 arolcBao

a. med. onDiplo5<a5c95)<0)i20 vu.

(HTacSioxisl (2) palace service, body-guard. &

@§Qjo & igôsraltQicbcea (StacSious^ Nal. 3.

satellites. (Bia<S)(TUsl@§a), cnscSa the office

of body-guards, to run with the king,

attend on him.

orracaaiislsamo hon. title of Nayers, especially

at Calicut. iBTOcSicTUslKnn.-aiJB^raijâoBfflfJSfmo

(TOOJib Q^yc® TR. letter of the faithful

followers (of the Pychi Raja).

(HracQicruslaiOcojas-.Ofo.Tb general of body-guard,

head of Raja's household.

CSfQSi^— (SifOdQiOq csfOcejaio— (®fQoebl6Tffiu

(Bra<9)(Tya3iQ), c98 to enter.

(grataiaojOo outside and inside, orosicnjoo (£1

rol3iO>-i3T3)ajnb VI, clownish, illbred, ^s

Kggo Qjueggo f5ra>3icnjoo rtjilrolcao.'Draajnb

V2. a complete fool. gjftnlfiA ans fSiasicnj

ooS5^C5^so ©^ TR. no underhand deal-

ings, no shuffling.

fsroaiajlaj T. regulated price of grain— highest

price (So. and Palg.)

(Oftfti^ a'yadu (T. inside, deceit csrao) In ora

<0)§ djlsSi^ C. Te. M. topsyturvy crotaaiajo

(5TQ<S)§ ajl<9>soced)l vu. spoiled it all, also oro

CSYOcfiiSOgdfco a'Jfanda'yam S. Free from thorns

and vexations; raora.o (5TD3i5Tî>)ZD32Jfrnl^

Brhmd. erarmrib rooS3jo fgT3<f)i5ir@<£h0oai7l n_irolci_jD

oj^cBgnra KR. without opposition.

flOTdS^'TJYCi?] a-yatti PM. (igraoDnr^) Sosbania

grandiflora Rh. vrith edible leaves, jijloo

a),'3i^ a raed. Cassia.

(®^d&> (^dB5 a'yattU'ya(=(ma«)OQ,d>,) Todistend.

aiotab (grOcSi.'Oia)^ aoj.^ stretch asunder.

(€i?)d95LDjo a'Jfathyain S. (cDild) Not to be spoken

(po.)

(t5Y?)d95rrTD a'yanda T. = (Brap_0(TO Pride.

(Si^d95a_Jo a'yappam imoS') Stalk of grass,

rice VI.

(©^cftia-JOOfb aâppan (T. C. (srasig-j from ma

<&)o) Ladle VI.

(&^c£h(C)o a-jfaram (Tdbh. 'macoooo.)^ Brahmin

house, So.

(®f?)c65fffi6YDOfb aprunail S. Unmerciful (po.)

(S^c&)fnTO)Q_),o a-jfartavyam S. impracticable,

want of energy.

(S(Z)S^.(2ai<&o a'j/arma'yam s. "Without object,

intransitive; (sra&Ki^laii intr. verb (gr.)

(GrOd&iOq a&5 a'Jfattfu'ya T. M. (trans. of(i3TO<a>G4)

1. To extend, open. 2. gen. to remove, put

away (as ojDcljo. sio^csno). orucruano (sro&iOCitB)

dissolve a connection,

oroaioolcas) C. V. cause to remove.

<S<Z><BiEilo a'yalam l. Breadth, width. 2.

distance, a <ftsl rtnzzlfji am ajlalajos israa^

aj(S0 2g§-

csf^s>B^<:B),crfii a-âluâ tm. (Tu. C Te.

tgracofiA) 1. To become extended, distant. 2.

to part, retire; oJlro«8o 05Tigl (grOfdilecaSBtaos

(3K)c£hnmD(b UR. ojlajc/ara orai3>Gja«sl(Tn)âsm

ScQnsmo help mo of my distress; (jO22i0a)om

ajOc03<0iC>3 KR. (=g2&J3tsi^)*

(HTaajfij, (5ra<ftC8aj Inf, far off, aside tmacChSai

ool^, (5TD<9)ej (8a_ioaf?l (inlfolsra^ withdrew.

roocooalt9i5)g. (sracEbSaj a)a<9' Ch. R. (Hraai

(Saj (Sn_jonT)Xi5iao (gTj)rol(g<£J) ojla'âfD!) prov.

(5ra<S)0jl-2j in regular distances.

{5ia<9i^ V. N. separation, distance, reserve.

|)sng Mud. much estranged.

aSr^cBjfsb a'yal T. M. l. Round earthen lamp.

2. (?) anger VI.

(StSo&jOrx: oojfe a'jfasmal S. (ca-.agorab whence)

Without cause, unexpectedly, suddenly (po.)

(S^dSiD, (®fOd953cail a'ya, apyi ((sraajo 2.)=

oraiftQjocaJl Inside of house, room ; raraaiocaJl a)

scTTO, s-aoismo siajcSscmfmlsjnbo oraaiocalfsl)

aisma TR.

(gra(9>3cqj@@g(Coch.)= (sraa5fDi3)22i a Xambutiri

woman.

(EradSiDOjo a'yamyam S.(ca)O0) Undesirable (po.)

(GrZ)o6>D(Cio a'yaram S. The sound or letter ota-

(gra(9)0raDal alphabetical, a dictionary.

(Cr^)c9>3rD©noo aT/aranam s. What is without

cause; csT3£hDrD6Tnzo-3i?ls (waÂ Asht. (=(gT3<Si

ogoro!)) raraa)oro6iT)0ocdn i2ej:^5)g_j^ unpro-

vokedly.

orasooô S. not to be done.

(®iZ)oB50ô a'jâlam S. Untimely, out of season.

(gra<9)oai0ro6mo, tBTaoiDHJi-Diaisifab eaool^— ora

a5oaj0Sgj it is now too late, (SOOfDo (sraaioaj

00(3^1 (3o_iocaJl MR.

(erôebleTSunnab a'yinjanaii s. Having nothing

at all (po.)

I*

(^r?)debl§— csrsoeeô OSrOdesiOOo— aj:rt)e)(ôf?jroi

(®r5d9^§ ayidu 1.= !3Ki<oi§- 2. Udder (VI.

also oTOcCh^) Qg)f330cqj6)S (sraanb amq,^^ Arb.

!3ra<fhl§lfai) qoi mDcysng. MC.

cGr5d93lQd93 a-yiru-ya (C. nguru=C. (Qiaojlip)

To roai", bellow, children to cry V, N, m!><Q^^

Palg. B.

aST^cfbld) a'jfil TM. Tu. 1. (hence S. tmacoTO

llcbr. ahalim) aloe wood, "aguila" P. Aquilaria

Agallocha GP. 76. ôacioo (graailrab ^seoiil

o^gg nrgcocTX06!58S)a 6)<9i06rT| cyojlcea Vy. M.

aemo <£hlacTr)<fl^ttii),t5T3)slaic)o RC. 50. rsTDisiilai

ernlajOib igajcaocb, mTOaTlrob (STgjOSo Qj0(b5ii£ha

ffl5(ftcb RC. 147. 102. 55aj@2 ffnaflTlrab white

cedarwood (9)0foa)ltz!f) GP. 75. black agallocha.

-iijajtTn (sra<£hlfril) a cedrclacea. 2. = (HTavSÂ)

trench, Palg.

(SrOceTltP, asrSdOnô a^yil, a-yil So. M. (T. C.

ditch, from (fftaa^tp to dig.) Dam, earth-wall,

fence VI. 2. (jnaijTl'-i' (SaiooBS), aoâ^ to en-

trench oneself V2.

(Sir<5de?lfmxyil a'Jîrti S. Want of fame.

(eT7)d93alJoa'ûrppam(loc.)= (0ran^!ô S.

(©ftJdOjeJo, (SrSAarinOo a-ûlam, a-yulinam

S. Ignoble KR.

(®tô93C/3£Jo a'ûsalam s. iii-iuck(po.)

(S^c^n-JDfDo a'yuparam S.(illiraited)Ocean(po.)

(SrD,£^j(7Do a'yrSamS. Undone (po.) (Hra^'Wjo not

to be done— wickedness. >.XJgjgo oi^^joo (313

^(Wjo oQcmoflnlejo Nal. 4.

(tSfO<^(re)l(2o a-yrtrimam s. Not factitious,

genuine, honest, conspicuous, lofty, VI.

(S^6)(Bi:BG\, a"êkka see (5«i>).

((5fdS)cB^Ôdô a-yausalam S. Inexpertness,

unskilfulness ; onas) Qjouaaiaidafiismo a"OococD

§:mio(prov.) a bad workman blames his tools.

(tSfOdSei akka 5. Elder sister (rare).

(Sracesô akkam Tdbh. (imaceaio S. but in C. Tu.

(8ros)aft)=S. (giasjo) 1. A numerical figure, cjra

ano ^§c£h to count, mi. (^§^ to add up.

6)<Siogjo (5T3c8s)o 5)aj§lc2; aj§. MC. 2. a stop

in writing, mark.

1 4

(S(QcQô

—

(srocftaTliTno fsttjcaa^ (S— (©f^coroi

(tSi^cSfiô aksam S. (oc-ulus) l. Eye, as in

ro3Q0f)Q3o. 2. mark on dice. 3. playing

die. 4. axle tree ((Bra.^). 5. a weight of

37i fanam (=aioa3o).

madOfQ^loX) gambling V. C. ((5Taafi360Bc>3 5)a.jo

«S(!nl§o).

(sracQfiieioaj necklace of Elrcocarpus seeds.

CtS^caa^CêYTOo aksanam S. Suddenly; srao£n5m

rooo^gg c2;d3Qiri20(b CG.

(®^(£ha^rzDo aksabam s. i. Uniuu-t, un-

woiiiided; oraftfiifoiraocs^ga rocBful'Sida CG. 2.

whole grain fried (po.) 3. pigment of rice,

saffron and lime for the sectarial mark on the

forehead

.

OS(T)<S£s\Q\ aksama S. impatience; ;3raaai0o

unable to boar, impatient.

(G^cftSL^COJo aksayam S. imperishable (Sasi&iW

<£hlfDT^ KR. (sracSfiicaiat the eternal.

(®f9c9^fQo aksaram S. (undecaying.) 1. A

letter of the alphabet, syllable, 2. word b\

cnDdafiimsjach Nal. pathetic words. cuoaotOfiira

6!J8c>3 (8T3asc>55)-aJ(^ CC. refused; (sra. @gl cuo

w^<ssi to spell; oro. ajl«)^d>i, aalemfflsgca), aJly

ai slip of the pen; ng)5)abo oâsica^cOfiaroo .tj)

S)rm TR. my handwriting.

Cpds. onacSftiroi'jlQjl a clerk (po.)

(SracGfiiroajralessiaaono learning.

tffraj»airo0Da] the alphabet.

faracQflarais^QOc&io (&) jdjd^) alphabetical song.

(BTacQQifOoejoaroo learning letters, etc.

(sradafiifDOfDoSo setting a child to loarn.

(TSYOc^^SEÔfYcTl aksan6iS.= BTad3fa(a Impatience,

envy; (3T95iijoaffil0Dnb hasty, envious.

CGôBMI aksi S. = raraijfiio 1. Eye. 2. trunk

VI. esflTlomaDsrioiooDroofijl (Brgsl CG. ©racOfril

<9ic>3 (ST3)§nm aii)a35mo CG. (ma ofi'Tla'jTTl (eye-

ball) ,iro3§l Mudr.

(E^ca^rWo aksibam S.^tmas^cwo f. i. tma

cOanraiiSoxnrjS.'DTZDDj^s PT.

OTOdafialsmo the same cBra£)£al6mDa^flj,roo:ajl

ever living, foracSfiilern^flâjrznl^gLocijjggXKb

KR.

(®rOcfta:^(QCYb aksudran S. Not little, an im-

portant person VI.

(SifQ(8c9:£SÔ'So aksobham S. Without agitation,

constancy; tmacsajsoj â_ioi3.cjc;aoounj(S(JC Kei.

V2.

«jra(Si3G30gj-tb immovable Bhr. V. den-, ana

(Sc6ftiO(i^^j cn\^ VI.

(Sif5ff)ce^fiOaDl&no] aksauliini S. (tgia:Ma+

gJOaolonl.) A complete army consisting of 21870

elephants, as many chariots, 65610 horses,

109350 infantry. (In the Bharata war the

Pandavas have 7, their foes 11 aksauhinis.

One elephant, 1 chariot, 3 horses and 5 foot-

men form a csaomoqsiio; this tripled c^nao,

tripled cosmo. tripled ojonDlrnl, ogtDno, .oig

(9)0, (HTDnnldjilcnl, (oigcâ cosrwariws&cmô (Sia

sâeaooDlsnTl. Bhr.)

(SfQenerrojo, (m)6uemjS\ru)o akhandam,

akhandibam S. Unbroken, whole; (grasusmjua

(niDcrolaijlsicQ,' (cysn-jlgjonb ChR, (srafiusmijl

fmnic9gi^v2:-)crcnD(b (in epistolary style) the

most fortunate TR.

(tsiroeijlejo akhilam S. All, whole (po.) rsraaiil

aicQimicosmojo etc. otaoincBaJC'anb lord of all.

CS^COoagam S. (not going) Tree, mountain (po.)

(S^CO&nolario aganibam S innumerable, also

(gracosimjon: s 5mo KR.

CSifOCnroSl, agaSi S. l. Being without means=

QjiflaiJlgjO^, (srd(iO:m\S)Q^'§& fall into adverse

circumstances VI, ttjiacoiwlcaei f3T2)(b imrao

who will help me in my poverty? 2. (=(BTaco

(CTilaDab VI.) poor, forlorn, unprotected osta

00(01 Ic0ich beggars.

fsraoDrmlsxicmo a^sPf Mud.

(ffiaco.oili'ai-io poverty, stinginess VI,

(®f5Cn©o agadam S. Without disease— medi-

cine (po.)

(Ett)C02k) agamam= (maoDo. S. maco^ inac-

ces8ible= croj(rTolca^0'!5ia)ajc>3; anacoôco0

CDo prohibited intercourse Bhr.

(C'CCOfW agaru S. = {3iai3Tlrol) ((0)oaocoro3(g0o

Nal. = cfhoro>o?lfoli). amcocoi sticscno aQrS\6rstg) c^

00, !Bracoascua_i,T3ialnb a_iral0g.o KR.

(Sracnrron

—

cs(^crn\ aSTt)(c/5o cEtâaw

(TS^COrnil agasti S. l. = (maconra nb N. pr.

A Rishi celebrated for passing the Vindhya

mountains and leading the Brahmans into the

Deccan. 2. the star Canopus. 3. (macorryla

roo(=(m3!0>fi5KBl)med. plant «JTacon"^8-J GP. 65.

(Si^COOUJo agadham S. Bottomless, deep, ob-

struse = nnltiJcangjD(BT3).

(S^CODfOo agaram S. House (po.)

(®f^^6Yô agunam S. Bad quality; cg6mo^

emstonb (po.) (sro^sm^ illnatured (po.)

(Gl^CSGODjaJfDo agojaram S. Imperceptible, in-

comprehensible (phil.)

<®^(SCr)0((5)o agotram S. Of no family.

CGirSffiCO")o&.Of\D agaupssu S. ((moco+aoaig)

Living on trees or hills (po.)

(Svt)C/Y51 agni S. (ignis L.) 1. Fire. 2. God

of fire. 3. grief ©ggrmraHfal) (eracrnl oJHs)::^

6r3)6!5Bc>ot93 SIP. 3.— 4. digestive power; (sra.

Qjaolgjl<9si, S)<B)^&^ GP. (HracrnlcQa eruajo sngyo

(3f5i3)D(b Nid. persons of vreak digestion.

Cpds. (5racml(3)6mo spark; (sracmla)0ô (S) kind-

ling the holy fire KR.

(StacmlaiiTTUDo (1) hole to receive the holy fire.

ffftacrni (2(S)osmo(2) south-east; ^groâsrals^nfeo

(5TOcml(S<Q)05nt) Gan.

rtJiacmlas)0OQ (preceding) SE. wind.

sracmlant) (1) incendiary Bhr.

(m3C/TTl(o_j(Sajc/3o self-immolation (as of widows).

(SWcrnlsQjejo (4) digestion.

(Bracrnl0C2Jo fiery.

fijtocrnlasnt) who sustains the holy fire; rsracrnl

aorrb aojo^ôca/nb AR. 1.

(Sncn^zocBô and fsracrnloruoao indigestion Nid.

Asht.

(BTauT))iêj SE.= (m3crnl(saiosmo.

.STacnTlg Sk. Subrahmanya.

(macmlcralfflj flame V2. i=qjoeu.

(3Y8tml(2c(5iO0o (<saô0o) Agni's praise, a pe-

culiar sacrifice KR. 1.

rBTOt/TilarooBfiSlsaio covenanted before Agni; (313

cn9crco:Oftil<&i03cs2J croojio sjjiKm KR. 4.

csrrocmlaxioiKttlcj^gg a_i«5T? VCh. the legal

wife.

(BTacrnl<2aDC((g)o burnt offering maintaining the

holy fire. The Brahman, who does it is

called (macmlsaoof®! Tdbh. fsracSalOTtzS^fal.

(&^(Lr)o agram S. (akros G.) l. Point, top,

front. 2. first, principal.

(SK)49Cosrnjnf) the chief (f. i. cjuzzessiaaaofiTlraf)

Kei. N. 2.)

(Erajêanb, nb. sa. 1. first-born, elder brother

and sister, 2. Brahman (po.)

mn'^ciêi honors paid to the principal persons.

KR.

v-mo^zoooruo heart (po.)

(5T3^j^cf3Dai a victualling house, cooking place

in temples.

cm3(Cf)c/aoaig-jO a large measure So.

oraâooroo land assigned to Brahmans, village

of (foreign) Br's g)rD6rrao aitflg^^.^ tsta^

nOoraesQgIro!) Sil.

(Staii£)ouacr)o first meal, ceremony in temples

(vu. (Bravf/jomooo= cxjfzstarol aiiplas)).

oroôooroono chief seat, as in Brahminical

croe, also of kings oK)aj5)nbo srafôcroaoo

ajly5c£ftl Mud.

(sr^'^wch, maWjCi) first, elder brother (po.)

(TOXSifQ (loc. of (sra'ôo) in the first place, before;

(STa<24r)croronb forerunner, leader (also m>^

cork etc.)

(®fO(C/flOJOa) agrivah S. Neckless; t5ra'49lajcino

cs^siggoRS CT\j(aJlajnb KR. 5.

(®T)fiô agham S.(a'j08 G. = tmaociDS) Sin, evil.

(5ra^>fc5i0<9)ejo gjc/Dftsba-ifd?! Bhr.

(grecgaeiorDo aghoram S. (not frightful) Dread-

ful; o-jcn^ ^STZiSaeiofaao^gaTD the fever rages

violently; fsraSiâoroo^'aDo fierce battle.

I. aSt^9&3o aiigam S. (v'^ oraaau.) i. Lap,

(also (tjraa'oig-jo, oidbjojIoo po.) (srasjcruDnb

bosom friend; ojl'OiD— aQ)S>nm ÔSKô (SiaeSi

:!m\aA KR.

C0rS90:o— (®fS893(Do (SroaeÔBo— (Gif^bCOo

QJonf) Si P. 2. numerical figure, mark

(po.)

II. (Gtâ&)o aiigam 5. (Tdbh. oftmaooDo? (maao

05)OcOs)V2. to shield oneself) 1. Fight, battle.

2. duel, challenge; fmaa.-sralcrro QjlglcOa V2.

(BT3B)0 ojlslas) to combat, wrestle; tgtasjo

65ajo«Sc9) to fight; tmaStoiDs raraaftio qojorh

rm vying with it; iâiKSvisraiDS (sraaajo 6)rmD§

fora (tj)laic>3 CG.= emulating. 3. duel as

the ordeal for Nayers, a royal privilege,

for which each combatant had to pay;

sometimes fought by hired champions; fSraao

(2<9ioejcroj([3a_itBialaTD KU. often tmaaiajo

âojo <agjl^ KU. rooeaocij o^cSlca; (Staa

Qjo ^ggjOjo qjd65b1 demanded troops and

taxes (vu.)

Cpds: (ffraaicSs)2.rol place for duel.

oraahcOnoranti a combatant.

(BiafflDJijaio royal taxes "72.

(5raa>(8g_j0(b public duel; aoaosuQ'orailrol) (sraS)

<Sg_jO(b ^sngoai KU.

(Btasaoaoejl 1. a public square. 2. N. pr. the

old Syrian bishop's seat VI.

(Siaaojoral) cock's tail B.

«S<^?&^cr)o anganam S. (I. mô 2.) Branding,

as of criminals; (Hiaa^noo (STaoco.'Stalaajral) KR. 5-

(Sraa&,aiDc^ aiigalaykka t.c.So.m. Lament,

grieve B.

(Si^8&53o aiigam (P. hangam, season) and asasnoz^

temporary appointment; caraaoo coizrrâb,

rairasjoal orgziinb MR.

I. (tSrageTl angi TM. (Tdbh. sraocolai) Dress

that covers the limbs, gown, jacket; gjfo)'^^

fflol or raraEEblojDa VI. mailcoat.

II. (tSTZ>3eri angi a. T. M. (Tdbh. (gracrnl.)Firo(BTa

aaol5)n_ig fBiascul Scuooioj RC. 38. ojossmnb

orasbl sraaSiftoan!) RC. 67.

CS^96blrZDo aiigibam S. ((a-roanno) Marked, spot-

ted (po.)

(®f08fefOo anguram S, l. Shoot, germ (=:â).

2. a kind of piles Nid. 3. first sign of f. i. ©S)aj

fooaroorooso Mud. symptoms of beginning

enmity.

(8T3^rol(iDo budded; oraarolrmofOoejiioraarrum

5SQ|.o (po.)

Den. V. (BTaa^roicSs) to bud, chiefly metaphor

of love, pride Bhr. oQcm oQmaggOTalfti!) (ma

ara^caanrro CG. (= tSôoTDrro).

C. V. (HraarolgJlc9ffl=soolgjlcaa of shame,

jealousy, etc. CG.

(t5^8e?C/9o ailgusam S. iron goad ((S(3io|l). en

anocan qQtfiao oraaoassQch (po.)

CSi^^SgeÔeJo angolam S. TM. Alangium hexa-

petalum (=iHi3tpl5ni3lral)), a counter-poison.

a)0fO®efti3ajo Alangium decapctalum.

orassioajsô^foroipjo tantr.

snasaaDoej-gjooolrai) (sastoi^ tantr.

(Sr^^S&Tl angri loc. (C.oro^) Pap, teat= d^n3i,.

(SifOoCOo aiigam S. (a^'jôs) l. Member, part.

2. body=:cnD!y oocoo, (sraocoo .ajocâ) to shave

a Raja VI. (sraocoo (Stas^smss) ((ffraocoaismcea,

sraow5)6Tr)gj) to gird on a sword, quiver, etc.

VI. 3. constituent part, branch; oooojocoo

a«8 (Sa_joS)ej s)oruoigo®)o KR. of Rama and

his 3 brothers. (S>9)0GJCTUj(f3cLjo @ srdocoziacsin

CLnsoaDlcflaS5g_j§@(ChiracaI doc.) 5 branches=@CilD^. mDGJoCOo=:_nJ^raoCOo.

Cpds: (Hraocosôraao mutilation.

(maocoKo bodily (po.) (FT3ocos3n6 Kama.

(ffraocoso bracelet of the upper arra= (3faiO(Jo

QJg. f. i. (tiraoCOaiQ)Sai5!313C>5 KR.

(Sraocono well shaped woman (po.)

oraococnjooruo ceremony of touching the body,

in Sakti worship.

Rjraocogjs (3) distinct branch of an army,

cnoajocogjsojjo ajratm:?! AR. 6 (=^gfOoCOo).

tsraocosocoo 1. rupture, loss of limbs. 2.

(vu.) quite a member; crjl (airaraioojôinbo

onaocosocoaocsulfolaosicaora)). (epist.)

(mooODsocol beauty.

(Braocozgcno rubbing the limbs.

rpyfocn&noo— (SYOoêjo (®rZ)o(<i;eJ|— (Sragg*?

(!3raocofDcOfi3(Tdbh.(araa})fDd>s) VI.) 1. armour.

2. garment, jacket.

(Bioocora oc/Do cosmetics= (fto 'i^s.

(araocooj^gljnb (vu. (SroasjoaaJfTti) a danger-

ous swelling of the body (med.) (oJlcQâ&o

§,aJnb Erysipelas scropluilosa.

f!naocoajl(0)O«)o slight disorder (f. i. from

pregnancy; oraocoajliSiDraeracb siojosoBl

CG.)

(sraoc/5ajl(2<f)aio_io gesticulation, also fSTDocn

aOOfOo VI.

isroocncroocoo embrace; ara. 6)<a>osn^ -Sieîiio

(2aJ5igl|§ AR.

oraococruDlfd^ (3) a particular conjunction iu

astrol. (2ocroo(2(n)OQ,g@gfry5jcru^ aajoaofoi)

asng3<ftfm (5raococrunl(0)l tidaissQch Tr P.

oraocooDlcTonb maimed.

aST?)oOO&nOo,(®^9e--&nr)c. aiiganam, anganam

S. Court, yard, (also apartment gjo <Si).o:ijl

ej<ain5ta) qqito) (sraoco^Tno g^sng? VI.)

(©ôCOOfDo angaram S. Live coal, coal, (s«ooo:fD

CLi§<S5 (S. (StoocoorocJODaSl) portable grates VI.

ffliooC/DDrodjjnb the red planet. Mars.

(graoc/3DfOc£hOfo<£)i5)nt)0 dy.oi^jo coôedj) Bhr. do

a collier's -work, burn roots and branches.

(SrOoCOlropaj ailgirasSTl S. (G. a^yêlos) A kind

of demigods.

(Git)oC/fld&)fO©nOo,— c650ffioangi"yaranam,—âram S. ((HIOoco yes) Consent, assent, ad-

mission.

maoco\<Q^(S]<86> 1. to consent, assent, approve.

2. receive, f. i. into caste; tsrac^jocao (sraocol

<aro)cfl6) MR. receive a complaint. 3. to

embrace (=<SsocoliSffl) coocoocruêeracb (Oi

eiaalrab cuDoemoriOo (eraocolairal-ai Nal.

(tSô^^Jo angulam S. l. Finger, toe. 2.

middle finger VI. also thumb ((graoêjculrafai),

srassaôjlrarat thumb VI.) 3. an inch (of 8

caxi); (srao^Qjo oi(ai39naooooo(2j|5)@g3«s oarolfoo

KR. 5. Rama's height; ooog-joimai^lra^l^ a

rooâi(a-)0O6Tr)iaoo mgjsrai) V. Ch.

orao^Gjl finger anaoâilcaio finger-ring 0,nm

(BT3oâflcs2;(a-j(2i06TT)o ê'cms^n^) ctoscsQcOj

a. med. (=(iJtaoâio.)

anooc^'^ô S. thumb,(STaocOfl^gP'ifDoca^ reduced

to the size of an inch AR. 5. ojoeooco^Ciijo

^'ocrnl Bhr. resting on the toes (a tapas).

(®f9o(2:eJlanghri S. (staooei to go) Foot, root (po.)

(Si^GS^DSl aiinadi 5 (asrassQ oraocoo + (Br3)§<0))

1. Shop, in Mai. rather (HT36!3aosl2jlslia>.

2. market street, bazaar, town, village (in many

N. pr. f. i. ajf^cassQDs), etc.)

Cpds. fiyK)6!5Hosl(95)oran6 shopkeeper.

(STOffljQDsl^fOcSg or QjosnSleo merchandise; (srg)

solcqjsao (sa. (prov.)

(3raeoi30sls,-nT3)oanc2;o being tricked in buying

or selling (prov.) CG.

(BTf363B05lgJOS the talk of the town; (2,9)0§C2)lrai)

S.cxj(2Bu?>o arra6!5i30s^g_jo§o(mma (prov.) CG.

flTO6i313OSl0fB3m3 drugS (opp. 0_J^ 0^03010.)

aSfZjGSêj 3e)QiD6S^ aiiiiillapponiiu An

aquatic plant (wanting (HTOoCOo or f5T3o(a^)

(3Ta-55Blo)nbo <2aj(b afHsiatfi^ (prov.) doing

what is neither required nor possible.

(®fD6S»^ anilU (T. oraffife from (mao) 1. There,

thither; '(ftD6!jgSa_joa2J0f(A= after death. 2. you

(opp. gDSsg) dat. (srasesQcBg, t5ra!3a3T3(0Q)5)a)cQffl

KU. your Highness' hand; 6Ta)«5Bo\) (sraasesigjO

(BcQ-cXTltScSnar^ TR.

Cpds. sraessDon, .sraesBlsim (oiaaior)) that way,

thus; oraeoBoicn o^nm ffiT3aj§.o s)-aiDnmoc>o

AR. 6. yes. &§^>3iS\^6SBS)cr) jôsrmo^cm

PT. 1. (=6iajQ6ifm) — tBT363Sfn(8,-nis such.

f3T36W3ls there, (sraesalslsaBls here and there.

(3ra55ignrra(fnlnrra) 1. thence, there; iBiaCffiSQgJ

Oo the other side. 2. you there (hon.)(t5ra

esqrm mi6SB<Sô^ (ftgjl-a^TR. your majesty;

(graffljigrmoBgnoiîm also his majesty.

(srasoig^, ©13S)6580§ (^''J^, Q§) there; (srasmj

cfiDôi63T3Cslol6i3BOSf2j003fol<9)C)o AR.

'ST3(263aso (©So) that place.

(3T3(2s3t3aiQj(b, (ma(25i3i30(b those, they.

(€<? .QjetSU— (Sro^ 9 CSf^j^ SfDo— (S(Z)J^

oraSeuBOS (rus) thither. oraSg_joc>o (ai3S63i3D§

£6mOTznl_3j informed the king KU. (sra

<S63Q3(S§c0a cu05rora)32.-3J TR. to your High-

ness. (HT0SG3BDSO5D(S6TO35o ajDi)3-:^032ri TR.

on both sides. cs.i-Tl^'Xjilnm raraseoaoso

carLjlgjob Bhr. in return I curse thee.

rtSK?,.£U6tmjeJo, asif^.njQ_ieJo ajaiijalam s.

Firm.

(S^SlACOo ajaram S. Not moving (iu jxl-ô iiroo).

aSiT)j2jeJo ajalam S. immoveable, mountain f.i.

auao aîiio N. pr. the Western Ghauts.

Ojr^^lJYô ajittam S. "Without mind, disincli-

nation Vl.

(G^-OJlfY^^jo ajin6yam S. TJnimaginable; a-.ii

KR.

(SîljlfDo ajiram S. Not long. csrajaTlfODfiA soon

(po.)

(S^Cri^JfWnOo ajeSanam S. irrational, uncon-

scious.

OS^JlJ,(®r^j^ aju, acCU S. A vowel (gram.)

(SfCô accam TM. (V^'ôrasisy*) Fear, dismay

(loc.)

OTO^ScBso shyness, modesty {S)2iW'&).

(Git)^ acca (T. miasms) .-01J,) Mother; (BTO^ foirrra

S)s 'iîii cnê^snô VCh.

(Standi TM. (T. also ^Hra.-siTJipfe. C. Tu. tsio^nb)

1. father, lord; used chiefly hon. ow^j

6)at)0 ojfOo Nal 3. my father's house.

2. title of males in royal families f. i. in

Palacadu o)(&)0CTxnc2J^nb TR. the minister

of Calicut Rajah esraDsôb, of Cochin

ajo&iin3i3)^nb, of Nayer chiefs <Qi2.<3e)0^ cod

ej(b t3Ta^n03(b TR. (in Curumb.) of the 60

heads of Uraler (Cal.); even of monkeys (ftro

ssQ^nb PT. (ma^cnSjj csaoroonr) TP. oath.

iBTajjp C.Tu.M. 1. mother (=(5ra^) ma^ <9)

glcsriaiao rofifi^lcaao (o-jaôrooTR. 2. Nayer

woman Vl. 3. female of animals etc. (SK>^

uSi^S the plantain stem surrounded by its

offspring {£hrm). <SK)^\ a-blâjgj ajglcsô

d>,sl(9ao prov.

CS^^jÔCbo accaram T, M. Te. (C. Te. tara^ be

indebted, pay money) Earnest money, advance

given to ratify a bargain. 0c*5)a raoeaDOjlrrn

ora^DfOo 6iaj-g^ betrothed Ti.

(tSrZ)^DO (P. achar) Pickles KU.

(SifS^n acci 1. see under rarajj. 2. Atcheen;

hence iHra^cSsfJ^ra or 0§c9s,tf)lrt).

(G^ÎSS^ acciiina l. = (sra,wale!5o Green figs

VI. 2. very young beans, also (sraâl

ess V2.

C<S^^(S\ acciri 1. (Tdbh. (Hra^'l) Worthless,

insubstantial Vl. (era^folajipl unlucky way=

§ro'ajj_io V2. (ffra^fol rL^6n| = i5euajDS(2.-m3)0

fls. 2, (from (Braô) faia^rolo^snaa) to

smile bashfully. (S<ft§l§^rol ajrojcmDalrai

Bhr. ora^rol^roltflfflCsyo Bhg. sneer.

(S(^J1^ accu 5. (Tdbh. (sracQfiio) 1. Sign, type.

2. mould, gsrg Qjsagrm tara^ for bullets,

(HT3_Q^ S)<aDq!S3-. TR. for coining, (bto-ô sxrn

gô royal revenue, onacmaa tsra-ô sraralcsjjo

(gjeals^cftajo s)c9.o§e^ KU. 3. ojsrelay^

axle tree, also ora^ (raii) rarasl. 4. weaver's

reed or stay, ograi (3T3§gJlg_jonb (sra^. 5. a

mistake (=s)fmoQ). (STaa&iosgQOca-.o 6)jiJojiJI§

(Hta^ 5)<eioggc9i rnlc2!J3i'o (po.) 6. a little

snail (T. 00:310 , (BT3^q).

Cpds. (sra^sl {1) printing. (HTa^slasg-jOcaisSBcX)

chintzes Nal 3.

(sra^slcBsi 1. print, stamp. 2. to mould

(= iSirffiojIs^cSsi.)

OO^slotooranb printer.

(3T3-gJ(ft(E^ type-cutting.

(BTO^ScSiOfrf) ramrod (and (5T3-24(ftOol),

fSra-o^^So printing-press TrP. (=rai3,gjsl

cai(QO)o.)

(ffra^toiosl (3) axle-tree; â^^<£nda (sra)5ml<&'cb

a_ioroo @5)o^6)@@ofDjeP«jra)s1iS)ô (Saos)fo

ô!^ KR 3.

(313-^1513)5"^ axle-tree, axis. (BT3Ql.Wjrai-0.ai(g)

roiaTlaJvlbo mTD-Al(!5Ta5n| (8Z(Si(mCiQ&>d)ô IZOT)

<2croo(su(Xi(jS\raâs)(Scz&io @sca5)gjD. Bhg 5.

(Sr(D(g^ — (&Z&êrQo 10 rr£^ssi]cLi— asêtmj'

CtSiratSiÔ a66o (Voc. of {QTO^nb?)Iiiterj. of sur-

prise, pain =«jraSc5jo. (91312^0 (S^cXjVC. hear

oh friend, also .tsraSjarSD VyM.

C5rSiXJj(7DOa) ajyuSail S. (not falling) Vishnu.

(Sra-nJ,(oVl couBtan(!y VI.

(SÔlSo accliani S. Dear, transparent, pure;

C0SO Kei N 2.

(EfQl^fl Ofb acchail (= (3rOQinb modern) 1.

Father. (OTO-nanb oflicm 26rnl^c>D,iQ)S)(Tnajia'

^§0 SG. ora-os Qg)mTl6aB5>(r) 6)-niogJI saisna

CG. (a child when flogged). 2. mother's

brother VI. 3. Sir.

(STd-îrB .nfa nb, 013.013 Z21 father's parents (Cann.)

(Hr3.a©1= (Hra^ mother, lady VI.

(gra®-aoo=(Hi3(2ôf. i. sraSjis D o^5)(Tn s)<aiog^

cno<s,ijo MR.

(tSiîlfi'lrYnoacclimnamS. Undivided •jfrna-aralfm

ec9<ôeâa SiP 3.

I. C®fDô ajam S. Unborn, (sraesnb Brahma.

II. (Sifl)S?oajam f. tsiaea (a-ôs, leaders. tsraâ'^M)

Goat. rgtaeacoiDo S. a boa=cLjrmcoo Bhg. (5rae3

<20OJCQJ3coo sacrifice of goat MC. fijtaearj-joAinb

goat-herd. (Hraeacoeônraroo (prov.) difference

between goat and elephant.

(Ef^SsgcQJo ajayam S. ôratugaaaô Defeat, ojlg-jo

§ <aiOSlT)Do g332;CUo (3Tae332JQJo Bhr 7.

aSf^&i(Oo ajaram S. Never getting old (po.)

(®^^(Cr9o ajasram S. Uninterruptedly; {STdEJ

(jrpo c03oe6!3BcV) sraodi^culasi KR.

(S^S5?D(C/)(^ aj'agraSa S. Carelessness.

(©raSsflOOo ajinam S.(IIOTaKo) Hide used as seat

(po.)

(CK^^fDo aj'iram S. (running ^^moea) Yard f.

i. of houses, battle-field, (BTOe^^fQo (Uiosl^ (0)^1

=2^(po.)

(tSâ?1aoC/Sl (P. azmaish) Examination,

rough calculation (of produce). (HraealaDco^ces

S)jiirm ScBouJcr) 5)A\ot, 5)o)(i_ii3D0'al(aso oraral

aoc^lcSso SojDajfm aiOfgjTODneoib MR.

(Sft)^gnQo ajirnain S. (not worn out)

Indigestion, also (BraealgTi.-ai.

(tSfQ^curn] ajiâni S. Death, mraealijl

dead VI.

CSfQQ&icnJcd) ajeyan S. invincible. oj3cr)uraD

ejo fgraseaaiab All G.

CGXC^rYsÔu ajnail S. ignorant, (graesteacn igno-

rance, fgra. (So-iOcSalmocTb qjO(BsS)>S)Oo^ CG.

(SraSbraotaio unknown, (graeeferaDio^.Tjoauo c9>ipl(95i

living incognito Bhr.

tffra©&ro)Omo ignorance, chiefly religious.

(sraessiaornl ignorant, pagan,

(SrafSE^siaoio not to be known (po.)

(SttetmJo afljam A cup, small vessel (med.)

aSTêYnueJo anjalam S. (\^ tmassii bend) End,

border. ea~>.aOJosaii<3iii (po.)=mDaj^nb israi^/)

I. (S^StaJfot) anjal 5. (aCtodivideôiaoCBo)

Orig. a stage, relay; now letter-post. fffiosEinjti

©o§ai to run post. lUiasran^'diêjl postage, ana

6Taii(i'ai))gjro post-office, (BTastaJôronb post-

runner. (STaargurai) Qj^<fls siaio^rorace;^ <3ik^,

(STastguaTiral) (gtao^lailcesionb TR.

II. (&T etaJ'sb V. N. of (siastayai.

(iS^GtiQiliTDo anjibam S. (V'^ maBm) 1.

Honored, revered. (aiaeraul.'Oiaaa^gg ajstaTlroi ^csfls CG. 2. (as if from orasxsys)) the feeling

of awe. (rn^©)G\) (srgjOjeiar'rD'ra'roiaQjaiDsngoiastgiri

foiaDcaTl CG. felt himself defeated. 8. adv.

awfully. (3Tamj3^.c)o (tsiSnarai) (srastaTl.oio siojoiplca

5)g_jOtplca RC. 88.

(©êtsu anjU M. (T. corruption of oioQ^gs, see

oiaQ}) (8T3)âT)ayi5i3yo Qjlaidtoll 6T3)D3imD TP.

remonstrated often enough.

(B'ros)5rga§o§.<9:c\3 VyM. some persons.

Cpds. (grastausl a short (moral) song,

otastsilounb having 5 arrows, Kama, alsooraosu

aifocninb (po.)(aTa6tgii0o fifth, otastajjoanb, (sra

6rauo0g.

(HTassuDocLjCnl measles, catarrh VI.

(graesilDo cgra the 5th or additional room in a

native house, used for stores and as prison.

oiastauoo ajrocaliijDcBs; shut up in it, as a

woman suspected ; (QTO6T2U0o ajrocoilrot) <Q>5

cm TP.

OSirOetJaJ <£r>— (STOS 11 (gifSSoeei— osifssceeô

(masauont) a measure (?) sim^ sraasnomoraf)

^seoBDipl cQ@00 QQ)Tro cn\(Mi':£\^ TR.

(SrastsysJimso^ Anjengo, fortified by the English

in 1694 TR.

(grasoyajsmo N. pr. the seat of the original

Jewish colony (Syr. Doc.) Pai.

CSTt6YSil dft, anjup TM. (,-31061^ C. Tu. Koco Te.)

l.To fear, despair. (HrastaTl 6io§o oJlsiooo Bhr 7.

taiastaiasiij) curra VetC. came without fear.

2. (po.)to concede superiority. o_ioaj6t3yoaj6!ari

fSlCG. a_joai6i2yo5)0Oiinca'D5^g,VetC. a,ooo6Tsyo

(23JCO!80D3)5 Bhr.

VN. fHT3ST3Uf3)) and fSTOô awe, fear q. v. 5)cn

C®f56iÔOo anjanam S. (srasr^ anoint) Ointment,

chiefly of eyes, lampblack, antimony (ojô

6T®3cno brass calx, raceraDSTKOoc, cdlai tma.

(Sooa (ffia. a med. (SopD'tnosrssnoo GP. etc.)

(3rasT®3Cr)c95igj antimony sulphurate GP75.

used med. and to discover thefts or treasure;

hence fsrasrsscno ojoasi or 5)o)Sia5) tsra. ajs'g

f3Ta5r®;!mcefflDft)nb a conjuror.

ffirasTSsmajfirnab, (HrasEiimajsrnnb Crishna, = <a)0

c^|rn-T6 CG.

(©rZJerâTl anjali S. The cavity formed by putt-

ing the hollowed palms of both hands side by

side (=551310^0)5)35)) chiefly for adoration, (sra.

@g1<9i, o_]ge^0SIî3jl(pO.)(HTasi®3uj^fflU(TU)o 5) .oJ

(m 5)(a)oy@ KR. (ma. (S^czga mar^fol.^ Bhr.

a5r?)6r^rrOD ailjasa S. (by way of gliding)

Straightway (po.)

cS^tSYTrY^RScOio^r.-sramôcao TR.

i®7:6'rW5)DbPl (oro5T3 = 5i,ô) annali 5 NSri, ii

measures, {sraerotsoiplcsô ajg-jacxô a fee on feast

days (Trav.)

(S^STi;vcr)Q annuru soo. orosroigooonb A sub-

divisy)n of Nayers TR. (in Iruwenadu). ora'Jraroj

OQ-Sicxb (and— oonaoib) Roman converts from

Tier, Fisher and similar castes (Cochin).

(tSXCS ada 5. (V^rara^ be contiguous, close) What

serves as a rest or bar. 1. a lamp. 2. a cake

madeofgyorroGP. 3. a lock VI. 4. incuba-

tion B.

Cpds. (giascBs-.gj , (St^S50^^l, (masf^tsaaral) VI.

anvil of goldsmiths.

(®rZ)Saet5>j (St?)6^53961 (SiDCQj ) MC. Te. 1. betle-

nut. Port. "Areca" (the tree a-qssg) ^^000 (3T9

ff)S5)cfl5)caa QjO 6iojT^ aiorî TR. (assessment

of 1798). prepared betlenuts d-glcasoEte, 6)ai

ssces). — orasas) (ergjcft'ScTUodo asicsiiiral) sioj

ca«)3o (opp. aiif6313031 DfiA) prov. 2. (loc.)

testicle.

aStcsaeffiCffl&nolcO'orb ((grastsn cuosrnlcainb

(Baj(b a med.) Sphseranthus Ind. GP. 61.

kinds ffjjJo^ca) — o)aj§.'ma — Celosia argentea

Rh. zs!sn)^ (sra. Conyza Ind. Rh.

CStaSoe&'ô T, SoM. Shelter, (sro. 5)a)0§cfl<s)

grant, protection VI.

CStSSdeeiDQJ Shelter; fSTa5c9Ji0g_jc9^ the

sparrow, fringilla domest. (a good omen);

also a child may be called by its mother (gras

ces)Og_j(S^.

(SYTjEffideôro^lcoiorb oeTltPCB^ ada'ôSiyaii

kilaiinu (or sraBOjrmlcanb n_joGj, (sro5S)o_iO(?nl

canf) GP. 60.) Asclepias annularia, med. in

eye-diseases.

(Hias(cyLDanb a certain condiment B.

(Srasarao Terminalia Cadappa Rh,

(SrasatP T. incessant rain (see ot3S(T)li2iP).

(gtasaool 1. inequalities of ground (?) MR.

298 (in doc. style). 2. any small bit of

ricefield, much used for rearing riceplants

(Palgh.)= 55ajDoo, Q_jgglsr2)0cara{).

(fftosajspl way between two hedges VI.

(gtosoeeio adakkam V. N. ((Hias63)3<9>) i. Being

contained, oajo-nlesasôo aiOjlcaStflaoKU. thus

says the tradition. — 2. (old) all, the whole.

cDcorao (3ra5cBs)o .ojî^sl^, ojlroib tmsizzajô

©tflmScSao i5s^s)gjnb RC. jijratasi (grasceao siaio

errg VI. purchased the whole of the goods.

(BianDStflsio (Biarr)({Tn)aj5)raaô grrnlrara) (doc.

alias (BTacm§c9so) with the consent of all then

(Srcs6S*5 12 (CTtssdea— ceresgd°

living heira. 3. possession, enjoyment; all§

folcOsoTa TR. 0a!p'l<ftO2J5roi3lcO5)orolrab (StdsoBsi

aocmmo, ogjoiaoal Q®3gj(bs)g_jg@o nnascsaaa

coH (doo.) (BT^jcb ttrraQ,roilajnmo,-3() iHraSsssoso gj

(263Q0SO (STJ>Sc9ffl0(S'@ (sr^t3icm TR. in case of

one branch dying out the other inherits, oj

cfficr>DS5c9ao (mfOJcunb TP. mosscsao (Toasioral

<Sej(6Q; (B<a)OgS)CQj (5T0S(fi!S)o 55^(2^ KU. took

possession of the fort. i. self-control, modesty,

chastity VI. secrecy. 0mT:T^nT)5c95io VCh.

mraScBsio (BjiJ(bi5rnl:u(b RC. the austere Rishi;

(orastSai^ga affljCfflrolo]!) I5cnj5nglajc>3ca3 RC 117.

STta the most chaste.

(5raSces)c9aoront) proprietor.

(srastsa Vl.= (masc95)o 4.

(Sf?)S6g^d&) adaiinu-jfa 5. (\/^rjrra§) v. n. i.To

be pressed down, enclosed, contained. (3_aiDO

ssssl is swallowed. Qjorolculceagglrai) oraseoBlcai

(gal Mud. enclosed by the sea. cSiScalralcsiassoBl

took shelter under, iâjtb ara .aScSsTliP oras

631^200. 2. to submit, yield, be possessed,

ruled, oraojcb (HTassnol yielded. (SjcnisraiglcalsLii

cBs) (gras5)S3i35ir@ j3jBio TR. (= (mascsy Si). QJory

aj<ft <S3aja"o_jiT5ralral) (graseual ®a_iorra TR. a_io

axiS65gornl^ does not yield. 3. be controlled,

proportioned ; <Bii)S<Bs) (mossBalcm oisl (prov.)

5)ajocSlo)ejt6fflS6i3HD,T3T3) fSTascSs) oD^. prov. 4.

be allayed, calmed, og^fmofati â tarasOTgo a

med. (=g25)a£eso). rnlo)cm fffTlrrnDd) oj^c/agis

Gsqo TJR. 0030 (HTasswgnm <2a>oo_jn Mud. 5.

to rest, cease, be silent; c/3_i3(TOo (masesoldied.

CTVcrrasis (rgojo f^.:^^S6n73l o-jl(a)oaaon6 oQ

ma (BfoionT) .§0 KR. o^rmsssTfl, ^ffiroasraseogo;

cm aQm!)SesB^cn\^mo KR.-whystandest thou

silent. ScflissesialiSssimo listen attentively, ora

ojl aiifOo 5)Qj^ssoral a_)0c9s)Mud. live retired. Qjl

g^ oaj^S60Bla2;onb Bhr. gave up the job. (srg)

a^cjcerocb raraserol ojcrvSlcflsmo Nal. rust from

peace. Qjo>-ml oA (srasessl ^Drols)(&)DcVishut gently.

mrasesQlnf. (={grasc9sio 2.) (srasesB^slK^ RC.

made to cease entirely.

OTaSfiOQ'a'), (STas89j'?A the whole contents (= ma

S<S5)o2.)(3Tas99)ra!) £>.o6î form an estimate B.

(Sraseoraoccra) unmanageable, disobedient, etc.

C. V. (3ias6OT3lc05) make to submit, enclose VI,

(efZ)SdB6id63, oeeilS. V. a. l.To press down.

oj(â) 131^71 .11 DcOs)! rtnascBso AR 6. swallow.

2. subdue, possess, enjoy as property. on35S

cOatm (Si>o^ TR. theactual Government, cnl

ejcruomJStSa to secure, use the crops. (9)5rs

ajo (uocryo 6)<a--or3TiQ (HioScBiBlca'^Tlnnofal) £n

<plc0sfmijanD3zJl«sm3 lived from cultivation

TR. (sajoJZiorojo (srasasTl KU. usurped, caioj

srarsldTlra!) (srascSa TR. confiscate, ojemo aJH

ra^^ScQs^ TR. (=fgiao^s^) jijkô si&.arrrao

(5iaSceffllo)a9acc)3ca) KU. conquer and rule. B3^

Qjl(Wo rtjrascasil S)i9-.o§cS5) KU. pay up all his

salary. 3. control, repress. aoo^roStSsajonb

aiplaj <&i06mosroroi KR. could not contain

themselves. .aJcaa3fooaâi5)§,Q_i<S5t3U;agl3i6si35)a

(BTO. (tyoffmsoQoia (ruffmajDOTOtSfD tSjiitaroiScSsil

Bhg. by mortification. <3:o^S)cn, ^£\:OS>cn

(513- to subject demons by mantras, g^dio tgias

<3!)\ si.ijQjo'rb CC. correct an unmannered

child. §Qlflô oraScesajDnf) AR 4. punish.

c/aociroi^§o£r71ejo (ai3^_3jlsD^9Têjo o_iO(tnl^

Qjsrno miasScesiemo cnl CG. a.j06rora)5o9aa> Bhr.

restrain. GrDa563e<>3 miBScSal TR. suppress-

ed our grievances. 4. to allay, quiet; cnlrvaso

QQ)gjOo(B13Sc9soUR. oQCTOlj^S OjV-dgJSSIcesiSmo

eajonzarooftA AR. must still my hunger with

your flesh. a_i06T3ro,Sca>Omonb AR 4. comforted.

CV. (BtascfisPcOs) f. i. lAi'Ui ®*o^SdiJsl-2J KU.

caused the country to be ruled by an equal

sceptre.

(J

(JSf?>&SL-^ see under (Hrascsya-..

(S^SCDo adanam S. (\'îmas ) Erring about (po.)

(m)S<yU) adanda T. M. a mode of beating time

in music B. (see (aioi.o) Bhg.

(®^So_J see (STao)Sa--l.

(S^So-jo, cSt^SajOfu adappam, adappaii 5.

(C. aoojon-io) 1. Betel purse, chunam pouch=

£.fosirsiQ)o, o§ol§nm a_jo{f3)o; hence (3iasg_jc6s)D

CSf^sao— (Sr^SOj 13 (STB6^5366^— CSfQ6)SHfa(b KR. betel servants. fBi3Sg_]g_j§o a court

charge VI, 2. a stopper, cork B. (=(5T0S

Qi). 3. barber's dressing case, also (5racnJ§nt)

(BT3Sg-J (taxed).

c&QsChocno adamanam T.SoM.((gias)i.Pawn,

mortage. 2.(mosi23cr)ofainrTO(=(BTa«s^)gave

in full.

(®fZ)Sna^, (Sf^^coj^ adambu, adumbu T. M.

Convolvulus pes caprcc or Lagerstroemia

regin8e(^X)nm) — sixigg— Conv, flagellif. Rh.

CtWSCQJOô adayalam 5. Mark, sign, fmascsnoao

^§a) to mark. OT3saiDg.«g_j§'3T3)a2)ce5) ARC.

dismiss the enemy with some mark, a wound

etc. N. onocuoiro (trrascaoao the letter of Nayer

N. is as follows, raoanso aisrnoao i^s^ aiôrai

tma. joint letter of R. & C. (TR.)

aSifZ)SCQ^d95,6YT5VBjadayU'yaT, M.C. (tmas) n. V.

l.To be shut, shut up. i^(fg)ajoroo (BiassraigiNid.

QjOfoilfai) OTassroTÎ^ would not shut. 5)jiic9Qss

CQô Bhr. the ear is stunned. 2. to be enclosed,

get into, come into possession. o^rnlcQs ta^So,

s)a_ioej etc. fgrassTOTO) (Sojocail I have received.

(=fnKTra S5iuoc61^), esp. of the collection of

taxes. Offl(£blrz£l (SmroDcsi?! ojodscsô TR.

ojcuyxilnrra (anrr^rm') (Biasaz/O-sra) cusmo etc.

(sometimes= OTOS(n5)§S))- 3. a. v. (T.) to obtain,

fooeaooj aooccraooqjga cozzo mTOssroiglô KR,

ojlrma 6is)sajcoid)l (srassraio) KR 2.

mosw Inf. (=(3Tasffi3a) all. (masca; (TOocioral_ai

Bhr. ggg 5)a_)oro3c>3 (Hiascsz; aaôsna Bhr.

(5rascaaj(b T. a M. (unsubmitting) enemies.

mTa5)Sca;a)a5-,6taLn RC 3-1. (srascaMimsral)

ff)n_jo5l6i^(m RC52.

V. N. (Sr^SCLI T.M.C. (obtaining)!. Regular

custom = (gT5)jiiofOo. 2. buying daily a

stated portion on monthly account, nongj, 04

^' 5)aj|no ffliasoj S)£r,:>^<Bs\. 3. money that

has come to hand; (=QjcTyral>) (HTO. t&(qi3>o> to

sum up an account B. 4. dexterity, acquire-

ment. (grasQjaich (9io§lc2JOf3l) Bhr. (Hrasajacb

ojlsîP^ he failed in examination. njrasajQaBsi

be perfect in any art VI. reTa5ajQ,tSs>55^§@

a perfect thing VI. 5. esp. instruction in

playing or fencing VI,— den. V. (masaJliSiS)

to buy the whole, f. i. of a ship's goods;

obtain the monopoly of selling tobacco etc.

within a Rajas territory VI. 6. T. manner

(=(<yaofOo) ^sIqiq-josIsô tmasaj Nal.

«S<Ti6)ScB6<, -^^-y. 1. To shut, obstruct,

block up. aj0'a)lni5is<fi-j), (ma5)S-aôg_pgj MR.

no locked door, tftsloirirai) (maffis^^ (sOscaaonb

raracacSffl^ngj TR. rioters leave us no night's

rest, g;:^ iBias^ tflolscescm amoainb GS, dead;

i&;srno)Sc6tflOS)f!y> a_j3n^ looked into the sun. ^^s^ ojljoJO'^cSs) Nal. <S]Sl^>c)o (mas55^ff>Bi

§1 ^QcsilgSiTR. the houses of renitent subjects;

Qjoccylfgra. sSioô (sra.etc. 2. to take in, receive,

collect, put up. aTl>3^rjril o^^tsia^sasi, aiS^

faiaiMiTif) (fftas^scea, aQS)rho tnaaicoa o^'mocrao

a_i6mo(gTa«6^Son| TR. collected for Govern-

ment. 3. to pay down (as an instalment), put

into a bank. gfaira!)tgTa5)5d9a(2auoyioQJ06i5gSauo

yo (doc); to conclude an account VI. 4, v. n.

to be shut, rendered impervious, eruoejl (Sq_j3

on Qjiiôô (Hras^gj KR. the way which B.

went is still open, I may kill thee as well as

him. Gb^ fffra55S-eJ(3n.ioo Nid. e>^ siasistfis

cmroTlnrra eoreaoal ojodoTI cncm a med. sixisl

S)£r'05rT^ ff)_aiajl fljras^Sojoairi stunned (=(ma

scs^'^). elêaarachcas eiJiJiH (sraaiS^Bhr. gj

roirn1(b (masis^foi @j5)@.c9so a med. raTaajoaao

csTl a^Sio (Oifrnlra!) (Hrai^s^ eiaiosng CG. being

shut up with him in the room, ay gDfal§5)s

-g^ 5i£ho5n| ajfTOnTTO and ?Dfo1§s^ralaen be very

dark, be in the dark; g3fol§s^^5lao o_iaj qj

ipl VCh.

(®rC6^S^ QJOOol A vessel into which

water is strained from the boiled rice.

(&^SjÔO\ (s.ooq,£r^) Lid of a pot serving

as strainer (also (orasgj, (masajotfto amjo).

(tSr^fflSgJ, (SrCSgJ V.N. 1. Obstruction,

<9)gjSg_j gravel, a^ca-SoJ hoarseness.

(Sfoeistyl— (©f^sojl 14 (^SfQSorm— cere si

2. whatovor stops, covers, closes a hole, ojlrrg

csnaoca; coao c«laj6)<s>osr@ (gras^-jotaig KR., lid

or cover of a pDt, jar. 3. = fgr3Sfyo2 and 3.

CSif^fflSQ_p:fi6i C.V. Cause to lock or shut;

cijloajo aDfolgsgjI^ CC. ojemo o^^gjl^s^

cOsiDOOcSffll TR. (from (srosistfisi 2.)

ascdS(G^S^, rcR) vu. rrri). adaru-jâ (C. to pounce,

T. to grew thick Te. to shino— \/^(Hra§) To

burst, crack, slit off, fly open — (mosfflrmoroa

«aiocnj Bhr. (grascrro (SiiSroDSis Bhr. a tree.

(Stnorat (srasnra (SojDâl. &22iowo (srascrra ojlerta

from a wall. aj|y (grasma, ajo(ra)^tnl6)nt)0 cu

dto (HTascrro, etc.

(BTOS(b l.=fBiasra))-war. 2. a splinter, as of wood,

bone, stone.

(STDS-aj V. N. splitting, a crack, a. v. onstBs^,

f!g3 (old) r5T3sn^5)<ao5rtg (SrLiDfma.ib rryij/Jl

cun6 <ar>lfolss5Qc)o Bhr. tore off; (sasdst^jî

&J6!5Hcb, 0«)6O13C>3 RC 9. (fljOnlnb o)c9iO§(gS^

rarass5cnra§Kgg AR 6.

(BTOsnâ) vu. oTOsctggai to split((5r3iOO s)ftaraj

<Sio)a), tearoff. i^rolasB tgrasrai^ MC. opened

an oyster.

(Si^Sfsb adal T. M. (C. Te. terror) from .•bto§.

1. Closingwith combat, fight. aiSSejossral) c&roj

@o Gicoi ais<Sejo§ oro0oaoi2oaiu^ Bhr. like a sea

battling with a sea, (sasa^ Sjj.oejSrruD^ RC.

(BIO srai) (013)0 RC. tsrasâo Bhr. battle-field;

(Bras"paj(i:^ aJlsna RC. 2. emulation (=tmasjo) (BTOfdiliSnoDSsral) s)a_)oro3fmgyfaf) grief

comparable to. 3. incessant (of rain)

CTU'jLTlt'jcorarnl'Siroo (giaseyip oa_ioiplaôaj

gmo Bhr.6m(srasejoib enemies. (grastuDcbtaioainb, mrasejora

<BôiSj)afi5r3)^((A a§(fii20jnt) RC.

I. CGifZ)SQj| adavi S. Forest, jungle (C. Te. mra

oiDO-j T. (8TDS(b close from (sras) GDCDajoscij^B

oj KR. thou consumer of the Asuras.

orasQjIai^fOo (or — iSiSÔdjc) a Curcuma,

n. (S^SQJl (= tsTDSOj 4. see t5Ta5(3â.)dexterity,

cleverness.

escQsorm adanna osrasl f. cStqcbsd hon. t.

M. interj. Calling persons of lower rank, better

Q^so etc. ojrol(£>,(2so CC-=ofl)<8so.

(S^SDmJsl adambadi (onasaiooojs^) Orderly,

successively B.

(&^S\ adi T. M. C. Tu. (Te. (sraoijco) \/^(3ia§.

What comes in contact. 1. bottom, base,

beginning. arofOTjSls^rrbo. aaics^sis srasi foot, csra

fcrTloirtbo oraslcSs 5)aj^@ (jud-) put under it,

©016513 (^§lcu'Oil5)nbo oraslcSis (jud.) under a

heap of nuts. tO^sngo orasl (ST3)Q,<9) field to be

well dried for sowing, (srosl.^sro acSa ojosrai^

all from the commencement. (5T35liSC52;Da.o

oonmgy prov. 2. sole of foot, footstep, measure

of a foot, fsrasl o_iolsroi^, aolsrai^ sprained

ankle, (masl smocSailooscSs) follow footsteps, mro

s'l^sls^Q-Ds'scsiilral) .•3rasls)aiosng Mud. was

beaten from head to foot. <^cms\ 0srra cbjojijI-^

iaorro<sejO(a>oiaiTns)ca;Ddyi(3rag.fTToAR6.Vamana.

igiSiUDc9>o aaDslcaO(Snlc2Jg.(Tro CC. compassed

the three worlds with 3 steps, iônoo (arasl the

3rd time or turn. 3. foot, metre in orasmisl.

4, foot as object ofadoration (see Sôjsl, colrroTl

fSBajsl,) Sojemosslaicb the king of Venadu,

Trav. (sraslcsiilfBljajlerraajsmstSBl AR5. and orasl

o_jsmlc£^<e5, Qj5m6!sigc6i, 5>jiinT) orasl (anojls

Mud. 5. blow, stroke, ojoo^ ^roro1)«!9)D5ng

â. (srasl (sra=l^ TR. agôtan ajrasl ^ssjjbI,

foizalfo!) mrasl ^sl, srgsoBch mzzâ^ oraslcsyo

Q-jlslcsâooin came to blows. tgrasi5)a)35r^ was

beaten. 6. sweeping the house orasltsjjo mglcsô KU.

Cpds. (graslsiiiic'3ral)(5) assault, mraxiSJCiotsra. 5) jii

w assaulted him MR.

(Brasl<&>^5oaj (1) first child VI.

mrasltSffisl (2) at each step, repeatedly (5) ora.

<0iiplcssi retaliate, blow for blow.

orasl^rocBs (1) ballast VI.

(grasl:£jaj(b (6) sweepings of a house.

(graslcaraTlrol (4) a classofBrahmans, preservers

of the holy fire.

(I5rt>s| 15 (©rcsloee^— .T5T(?^sla

(maslooDc/ao ojrm PP. (1) lost his stamling

ground= (Brasicaocy.

(SJaslajfOKâ) (2) to walk (hon. of Caymals) VI

.

raroslg-jSOj the bottom step, foundation.

(3tB5^g_]032;f3i) a certain game VI.

(Siaslg-Jlsl (5) quarrel.

(aTa5l6)g_j§c£b (1) to come down, fall. (=(m>S'

<S^<B)). QjejCSrieJsiS)g_jS PT. 2. JDSla)3iOdjl

(ST3sl6)Q_js (BTDjcciamnfc RC. roared louder

than thunder.

(3ra5l(a_j0o5mo (1) prior deed(f. i. rnlajiisTal

e)d)n (sa. TR.)=:c9-!iiP(T_)0D5mo.

fsras^soroo &,woq,& (!) take ballast.

fsraslaaj* (4) hon. foot (aTasl0airolsn:)RC. also

(ffrasi>'0iag1(t), (STasl.m'3)3(b.

(SiDsl^slacb i5y>ajnb (2) from head to foot (po.)

rarasl^sr^ under-cloth.

oraslcQ-TTOroo (2) 1. a fixed interval of time, term,

feast, stated ceremonies, (std. (Siiplês), cos

G^cftTR. celebrate a marriage, feast (opp.

igSc93<Q)). oraslcc/oraroaslacb <9)'flcSa MR,

or)S(Sc65ierô ora. Scaao^'o mpjijoTDo cnsma

TR. coronation etc. (HtaslaunTOroo aiiplsrorajorai)

TR. after the feast. (sras^ca;rro)rao 5)jiiajaj

(opp. snr)0c) extra expenses TR. 2, exi-

gency, urgent, indispensable; ^'ofto-jgal

(araajaiOMo orasloinraifDaoccri a^lcbmocb mscno QjfacTTD MR. undisputed, regularly. '^

no'gj^g-jont) (HTas^Gi'CKDroiaDCQjmo TR. neces-

sary. (sraslaDrTO/foeoaijl aQy^.a^ (£hg^_gj TR.

urgently,

(sraslcao (4) present given at an audience, fee

on purchase of privileges, eroftnnb 0ogejcn

(BTOSlcaOiftô 5):9-.0§KS® KR.

(SraslcaoQj (I) checkmate (=(T)lgjonb aigglcsiil

gj). (3T3slcaQc9s) give checkmate V2.

(Sraslcffiooo (l) to the bottom, thoroughly, ô(Bra. ewuDg^^ <S)g.6raigi MR.

(8Taslii'oa;oroo = (gTa5l(aj0O6mo, afltfaccorao.

(srasloiAâ) (1) to commence.

oraslcsTliii (4) leaf in which the king eats.

(HraslcsÔgi firm basis (of undertakings).

fBraslcuorao (1) foot of hill.

orasôiajcSsi (2) walk slowly.

(BTOSlcrUDDODo, (313sl .-313)3^0 VI. foundation.

(®r&sloe6> adikka T. Te. M. (rerasl 5) 1. To beat,

strike. ^roraJiSidoong ag)S)cm rosng (grasl.^

TR. (Hta^slcss), o_ism0slcOi5) coin. (Sioooslcss)

to blow. (BT3(S (BTasltes) kill, i^rm (gras^-^SajD

cal 3 o'clock struck. iâii.'STaslas-jSs ojcaool

vTnsld95)«sg only no fine! croaroLDl (Scoiosio (zjjlfol

^s^-^ AR 6. drove. — as v. n. rnlai.'oiz»la9jra()

(Siasl-^ aJWî^ KR. throw yourself on the

ground. 2. M. Tu. to sweep the ground

((srasl 6).

V.N. (Siasl^fiA 1. beating. 2. (.-g'taslcs^^)

a trap.

(SlOslgJ 1. printing, stamping, coining. 2. what

is beaten, as metal, not cast.

C.V. tBra^lgJIcSs) f, 1. a_)6mo have coined,

rosir^slg-jl .T3i3)o two kinds of coins.

(Srosl^lo-ioro, (STOsljîro adiccibara,

adlCCara The cotton of cocoanut leaves, «dgj

<s^S)S aj0o)cnjo3^, (tnoftsôfD, oaioôs , etc.

used for straining (and perhaps sweeping cara

slaa 2), and torches.

(©rosla adima T. M. ((StdsI l) l. Slavery,

(ffrasl0csinrai (Hi3<a)5)gi§^ captivity VI. (BTOsI0

Qjlsnifflaiocto redeem VI. (sta. 0'/lg_j'iji^ma

Bhr. to emancipate. 2. feudal dependency

of a Nayer upon his patron. 3. slave, isojoia

cQfil(®lca'5)5)X)CîSKSl0 î^C31Qn2D(b KR. (313

sl0ca'OgJcS3 00330)0 oQ&SBch CG. we your

(bought) bondsmen, also (Stasia cx^zoq, RC.

in order to serve, tara. ojlslcsa TR. rob slaves

(riotous Maplas) (STasl«0c98 <S!g_j prov.

Cpds. (graslaeanao 1. grant ofland to an inferior

with reversion to the grantor on failure of

heirs to the grantee (Tell.) 2. also

mortgage of laud by a superior to a person

of low caste W.

c&Ycslco;— osrt'Slaa^ 16 (m)^S)

(BT35^0aJ6n9l5)jii^ Bhr. 2. serve as slaves.

rmaslacQôojcr) immunity granted to slaves by

their masters B.

aSifSslcoiorb & (G^sl(Sca)oa) adiyaii (oras"! i)

I your servant, in obi, cases mT3blc2;5),-ma) TP.

pi. (Qi3snca.6Di3c)o, rtnosôajoib, (Fraslcoirarassech

(ST3)O06ia MR. six of us. In po. similarly tmo

5l0C£2)oroi(j)ifisiorolajiib CG.

(5T3sla2Jo 1 = (Hraslcojrib f. i. 6)ôgjajonb jdod

s~la2;,-mlcr)0fal) fsracruoSô Genov. I cannot.

2.= tsiasl a.c>o (4) No. <956-raro)S>ca<Sii5Ta) TP.

oh my young Lord! (Voc.)

(ffraslcaionf) m.; — wodo, — cmo.-oial B.— caio§l

V. f. slave, servant (pi. (gias^cojodi and (srabl

cuib). (tfiaslca'onb (aslo-i.oilaiffjaQyo ceiSforal

TR. removed all the inhabitants. OTOcnjOcm

(Ssiorostcho mos^woch ©'o cruooBfij^ MR.

his dependant.

(fftaslcQjOib also l.a lowcaste's wife. 2.1ovrcastes

(opp. <S!5lcfl)0(b cultivators). 3. (from (BTOsl

4.) landholders. staslcaoaaDib a class of

lower Brahmans, servants of Bhagavati.

ajTaslc2J0(bn_i5mo an old tax, paid to Jenmis.

(sra. (oiroo.-ora) (oTlca'SifO fm§(£Ki<3ô roicesioyo TR.

(ST3slscs2JOsl0O(b a class of Nayers, esp. in the

Cadattuvanadu (asc^cuooDgs^csai'OsI, ora

slscaosl iîtsicJ)6!5s afis (oicryraonnoain po.

((Srasl 4.)

(StDslcsi) eft), ffrjTrBj adiyu'jâ ((ffiosi i) i. Fall

to the ground, as rotten fruit, ewotb 5)(£h§5l6raigi

SQ_jDcail spoiled by rain. (grafOdte(t £i)0<Qi(U(O)rt

(aoaTlsmaftliP (mas^rrg) allsmy(m ©raaojDib

RC 25. fell at Rama's feet. ciJlsmslsroi^ iâi

<B)&i RS. 2. drift on shore, ca,njrrit) (Siasleroi^

Vl. (srg) 6iQ_iosl .jnlroojocgjs^s ajcms^ffrar^ fmlrocc^

Bhr. borne by the waves, alob, <0icSs, etc. ojcm

slsrai^came in shoals. <0>sojlral) gsoBSfib (BTSsI

aô roTlroaoajRS. beat. 3. <£t>svib mo. the eye

suffers from excessive secretion. c&.smslQi(an ôDtailcrro m.To a raed. rnlroslcj^nmgo jiixiib

(BTOslosôDgo med.

(SrO^dSj, ^ aduya T. C. Tu. obs. ((Biosng

C. Te. Tu.) 1. Come into cdntact, come to be

close upon (orasra!) etc.) 2. to cook ((sra^cesia)-

(St3§(20Ol= (HT3S(20.'51 q. V.

OTO^cOffl, izj® T. M. 1. to come nigh, approach,

close, with Ace. oQ)5)ar) (Sraî^, Loc. tsta

Qjsroos (Bia. Dat. a^(^ ajrolces^cigg Mud.

Gen. (i_);aila{^5)S (sra^v^cn^rm KR. ôcsjjffjs (Br3§(C23 '^^ MR. âcoialsinb-o (ora

§£.-aT3)oa,o Nid. ((STa§(^ treated as adverbial

Noun) OjOS5SD5)(Zn (HT3§(f^ <S(1-J0<b 6)-aJô

KR. in battle, wxcu) (sra^c^ Mud. the time

of departure. (sranr^zlg-jOTtloD^cj^ frySjnb

Mud. rnlnbraitu (2Q_ioaji'n)lnrT)§s^ is en-

dangered. 2. to beseem, become, be pro-

portionate to. (gT3§c93o ajsTDo in becoming

manner RC. sâjsrraajlsiaaceso (srascesoGT73 °

(8i2)-^3(t)o KU. ordinances for Nayer women.

tsraoD^cflao (mamtTO)ro.ajff)racsô i^£\ TR.

with the consent of the apparent heirs,

(also (STarm^rsra— MR.) tgra^cSso^roiro!) fees,

perquisites. (3ra§cfi®aj^ rights retained by

the original proprietor from the purchaser.

Qg)§,Tn3)fDV(Tr)5.'nT3) @ii1 pay according to the

work done. GÔQoiojsTlsôsiTiDfBj) ara^.-ors

on (ST3§'3i3)OT) aQ'^<£^cm (Brg)(b TP. who is

to serve me at meals. aro^.-jialcSsi (5ra§OT3)

@ ff)<0iO§cflfflC(S®!tDO TP. better take a wife.

Neg. (srasDajtpl impassable road Vl,

rarasorsia^ (a_]:x),-3ia)ld3a do what is wrong.

Inf. mra^Scas, raraîSsid) 1, near. (mlnsiôxnfiAor

cuoa^âsjrab (STa§o)t0s) sâj^ Bhg, oTiglnT)

§&)«!) TP, roo0o^nfeo (so'§S)<bsi ool^ KR.

2, soon, (TO)§®c9«i QJ((3, TR. come soon.

(Sta^SiSsi treated as noun, fsra-offl 5)nbo (Bia^ScSa

cSoiocslTI curarrra MR.

Adj. part. (aia§i5i3) 1. near, next, mra^rois)

mocX), fsra^.isiaocXj TR. next day. (sraâsra

ojloôo (DdcXj day after tomorrow. sra^'Ci^)^

cnlsinbo (gratninngLjScao KR. the next heir.

2. becoming, oraÔTa; Sojosiai as convenient.

(StO'gaJ^snb monthly support.

(SrO§dB6i^ (®rO(2SDej 17 (Srcs— (®rO&nr)SS*3

(Hra§(i^=(ara§(Sd9ffl (with Gen. as under mro^

c9a)(Hra§(j5is â olajcruo StoitOs) daily for 12

days; a med.

oiO'j.waajnb,— s-swionb 1. Relation. (m^-oraTis.xi

gjO(b (ffro§<s.'!SKD3«So i-E5T3)ro3o CG. even the

next relations canuot help. 2. washer-

man, barber of each caste, as necessary

for many ceremonies.

(S'^gdB© A row, pile, layer. arogcOe 6)aj

e.i608c>o Nid. hence

a. V. (gTa§iflS(ft., tSai T. M. C. Te. to pack up,

pile up, stow up. cijloo §cS«l s^xicaa etc,

CV. fgraânlcQs).

CS^§ql 1. ((Bra§d) Hearth, fireplace, (sra

§gja)§y — (sra§g_j'3i3)1§ai ci_jD'>ra)o).-3ia 2. close-

ly woven cloth (also oraslgj). 3. nearness,

coanection, proportion. otD'^QjgjDOTiS oTlaiaj

oai offer too low a price.

V. N. (ma§g_jo oro032J(DT3)lsiabo rsra. nearness,

aj'ijroi'Sisaô (sra.urffl5)SCs:ô csra. relation-

ship.

C. V. {graggjlcflfi) bring near, 0(Q^(yaaran2io55ro

o^Ôo (Sta igj Nal. ordered to come. 555)^

njr)sl-2j§jj_p:^ Si P. drew her closer. Sd.o

^0* Qjlal=ei05)o (Sfoiosnri (BTa§gJI^§l

^ TR. (5Ta5g_jl^ ogdjio @<9i summing up

the whole. (ôTD elxioruo ora'^ for 3 days.

a5T^§oB6^^ T.M.((gta§S))Kitchen, cookroom.

(gtastaiooaJfocannboBcanejcsiilrat TP. ^ .^ ^ [cook.

(Bra§c6ffla,<96)ora(T)ocdri PT. BhTmasena became

(BTa^tfit>)gc9srol<9i1'Dl) sparrow (perh. (HK)9tfl«ao=

(SiaScSaao, So Vi.)

(BTa^cemas^Qjgj cooking, tgra. s)ajd)snD eaooo

onl«nm ScOfiismi-DTsQnnDDcsin igoliflao KR5.

(5T3§ces)a c^'SOog)^, ora^cBsia <?aD.-Qno 1. men-

struation. 2. forbidden intercourse of

flS'&ff)S:96i see under orasa^s.

aSTD^soej, (S^cSSQQJo adola,— lam=(STOt

<&igj anvil. (5ra3S3aji5s<a).

(S(aior)<2S30Jo honey-comb.

CG^§ atta T. M. C.Tu. (V^(3Ta§, (srasr^ to stick

to) Leech. (5K)5)§cQa 5)o_jo§(Sijao prov. srag o-jI

slcSfi, (BTD. 6)d}io|.-oial a med. gt^naoit (Baonl

caHîi) <2.Qj(TraJ>ggOi'0§&c)a CG-. (in hell). It is

considered as blind, (srajistfia iftsrrasiiftos'oraiorai)=^srra ^

(prov). (ffraggiifcfisio vault of leeches and

worms (curse),

C®^§o attam 5. (see oras) l. What is across,

transverse.— thwarting Vi, (sra^qsLio cross

face Vi , (obs.)— 2. roof (also S.) used as store-

room, lumber, (BTago 6)a_joa^6raa)3ral) (araatij©

prov, — (5Ta§<95^fol soot. 3. scaffold on 4 poles,

(STa§<9io a-jlslc9t)-) to salute by folding and

opening the hands across the chest (^gijajao

srejaP).

(3T0§aO0croo S. ((Hra§ excessive) violent laugh-

ter, derision, defiance. -aIla)g.(TK) Qlid§.o oQ^

caiagoDDcroajo s^jijcm Bhg. sisiai 5)6ra),'o^^§

oDDCrUo oi-oJC^ ff).^0(mon{) n_irolnr)0(TOa^Qll

<a.o UR. (Sij^foi) Kiio:iaiO(ai3§QDoa\jo a

(£/)0oain KR. (metaph. of Ganga.)

V. den. {gragoon^TlcSffl, cuoroo tsro'-gj KR. and

cruocs^coaioalaicb ora'ayo Bhr.

(STO^DOio S. (=:(3T3§o 2.) upstair room, turret

6iaxi^cucro3aiD§DaiScoDajrDo SiPa,

(8Tag3(iig_]S quay of river or seashore for bath-

ing purposes (at Dwaraka).

(&d£\ atti (C.Te. T. Tu. stoppage) T.M. A pile,

lump (=:(3Ta5) in 1. mia. sia,^©-, (grag^cosigj^

<£h pile up, ram, pack close =(BTa§<flin^ S)aj<ss).

2, (gTa§l<Sg_]ri complete purchase of a freehold,

called (STayarica)(gTa§l3^(8oo3ai or— tesirasmo

title-deeds of freehold property. (sraslSgjib

(-nl(b TR. (siaglsg-jib rnlfojaaiaocsil oQ^fOi^^s^

6)i3>35ire3nb MR. doc. a-)ocrulo)ri6o orasltSn

rosTDo, a_)Oou (5ra^<3gio33iA rnliti ajsessi TR.

(S^6Y^6S^ce5 anannu-ya (C. Te. Tu. stoop)

TM. To shake= (Bra.T)ffljga5 V.N. (3ia iiT) :>» i a

jerk Vi.

3

(Srs&no— (®^&nOfsb 18 ((SfîGrn— (Srs&nolcQ^

CS^&no ana C. T.M. (\/^f5T85n3= (3T8§) l. Sup-

port, pillow, foiiiicffism. 2. branch of fig tree

Vi. 3. dam, jiDo iô^smtoa^ m>sms)&i)£\

cajl5)52g aocno KR. also channel (?) s>.u@2o

cunsRôjonb (stQsni s)<&>£iS)S6rr>o KR. 4. yoke,

pair (=®6im) (STasmg-lsaj, (3T3simaj((Tô un-

cut double cloth, as of Brahmans. 5. oiasm

cctneaiQj^' (see tmasmrai) and rgrajismcfia 2.)

CSlf^6YDCQ^ d95 C. T. M. To approach, arrive.

With Ace. (SdhoaTlsicffl rgrasmsrain) <s<S)Oa.cijo

KR. (Sta:ns)cn siJiiomsmsroro) CG. (mlftBSizonl

(BTasmsrowxnnlQjô aiO^cSsioranf) TP. the minis-

ter close by the king. "With Soc. (BraajSraos

smeraigi Mud. With Loc. <2<BiCU^:s(S)\cA orasm

6T!J® onosstaij KTJ. the 5 border countries Pandi,

Congu, Wayanadu, Tulu, Punnadu. aosl am

emeraigi aJTls^-eJ CG. in war. cftgjaA (sasmmr^

near the shore; also temporal by S)0Lj«B003cb

QjomsmsTcngi KU. arolg-jonb oi. ooocb (^rasm

eraigoral) a med.

Inf. (ffK)&ma2/5)^(Tra RC. csiaaTnoa/O:^ near.

V.N. iBtaerDaj arrival, closeness, love (=(S-aJ

^) otasmajlrai) ^rK»lg_]on6 RC s.

a. V. (srafflSTDcea T.C.M. 1 . to bring into contact,

esp. embrace, hug. ôcnjmfOi3)lmo (gausîtsra

(BTa5)6m-sJ CG. cuiocnjleim a-^ynsraTlfai) (srasism

-£i Bhr. ô^'jl Q^nbaiQjlcbftsras.m'ailrai) ora

6)6m(^ RC 29. aonô aoc^Hral' (Biasism^,

(aoos)6rr):£4 eirmoga^ in reverencing; S)0(2^d§

6)0^0 (5t3S)sm;:^6)<&i05^. sajsnoaioj QjaScao

SQsrr):^ CG. put the flute to the lips. (SroiOtSffi

6)6m:^ «ajsl5)a.ig_jonb ojos)^^ TR. levelled

the gun. a^sifOcQsism^^^cast anchor, ^roral (Sta

6)6n-)c9« TP. give a beatin g. 2. whet, grind

;

ucuoc)af5Ta5>sm=^. — (saS)6m<Q^cnn i&gj ,Q_iai<a

whetting stone, board S)OJ(^<b& f5rao)simcSs)

(see 6)008) to take the civet Vi. 3, So. to

pant Vi.

V. N. (grasm^rat, (srasismaJ sharpening, pant-

ing Vi.

(lS»Z)60^(T!t anal C.M.T. (also palate, see (STra|mo)

Jaw, hinder part of mouth. ecTOcnoa' cugjlsifibo

(BrasmaTlrob (Bto^K^srgao a med.

(3Tasm(ra'))g_jgj grinder, double tooth (opp. gffl

srot^ Arb. also otasmca^Stiigj^ "V2. 5)xi5na

Csilrcil) fSTasm!9S)SgJgJ5)i9)D5re0<O5)3ô Nal 3.

(from rage, whilst smiling with the front-

teeth).

(grDsmejl viper, and (Stasmsjlcaba-iocnj VI.

(SrCsno, CS<Zi6<^3 ana H. ^^ Rupee.

CS^6^ ani T. M. C. (\/^f5t35n3) 1. Row, line of

soldiers; tHrasrnl a_i<adte to set in array, (ma^nil

anl^ stand in files. 2. decoration, -nrd'®o

(BraoTrîgsl alcSfO) ojlsl^^ KR. above the

diadem. (g-ara)5nTlâ)C52J0c>3 Bhr. the breasts

adorned with pearls, '5T3TTr)i(S0ngaj(ST35So, ora

emlaoc^lso RC. carasirnlaaKbcSatpanza* RC.

fine women. (saefri\z\^&.d3 Bhr. painted eyes.

(sraernl^gooo Nal 2. court decorated for a

feast. (Si55nTl(X'.'3i7.«5Qc>3 ^Sfflsa) CC. theatrical

dance of serpent, mrasrnlcajo, orasrnâiaigLjra

dressing-room of players. (masmicoiaioSic&iglcsaii

(SfmajfDOQj prov. mraernlcaejaanos a basket

to hold the dresses of idols, etc. (sasvnîj'^ziicno

J3J5)0-^ (ojô S)&'Osn^) CC. a grand bed,

(srasmlajlraral) ring-finger (also little finger,

little toe).

C®fO&nolCQ^ c83 T. M. To wear (jewels,

arms), decorate oneself; gS^srnlsraiglasnT) <95

Qj.iiioRC. (gejcansmcaJlejsrplajitnâ© i^ct^ Nal.

5)Q_]0cm6rnl5tm3)0cnsicX) Mud. <si(a^rolai(Ugs3Q

5)g.(5rasrnlsraTO)DejoKR5. (S<9)03,i3Ta*f3!) orasrnlsrag)

gj^ssQcb KR. 0oai0oolf(A (Bta. Mad. soiDSiftcX)

(SiD.'or'roi) (sra. CG. <B jijora o^^.-arasmlsrai^ combat-

ants. SjcuoslaaiOsrgsrnlsroT^ Bhrii. mourning

women, fsracucXi oouosl (Braernistaig iSiosnasnb

Nal3. (graauro<S35muej0snTlsrai3CO5TTLUoKR.(flg.)

V. N. (srasrnlcaral) f.i. (5rg)SDjiiO:^Dan5rnlcarob

(a_)cjoomo (prov.)

rarasrnlaj, <20CTSlcB5)5mlajD3iri cnlô CG.

C. V, orasmlcsiilcSs) to dress, adorn, (srgjcr) mo.

dress out an elephant for processions. «naj

igs1c32âj6m^<ftn\}0CTTl<9)«)05rnlain^ Nal 2.

06Tnl0(S3So (ST3. Mud.

(5YZ)6rY51(2l anima S. Power of reducing the body

to an atom (orasrra).

(&^GrrS\c2Jo aniyam T. M. (T. C. (sasml first)

Ship's head, prow. (opp. rgraaroo.)

(©fS&nrflCQJDOmaniyariS. (<msm) More minute,

rsiasrraajlaifobrnlnmsrnlcC'Dnt) (gojocib ARe.

CSêrr^ anu S. l. Atom, according to CS.

? , dust; .âlc&ich (3Ta6"rrac95>ao<9'

4515840 0^ "^

eitSiDsng ai6iTg(g5o Nid. (m3orr3(p_j0osimo as small

as possible. 2. a very small fraction (21 (srasna^

1 goa^ CS.); 3. a rice-grain. 4. the rib of

a plantain leaf, ojotpcoêrra igolcSis; cutting a

plantain string without hurting the nape on

which it is laid. 5. small white fly.

(Gênr^ anu Drav. \/^= tffra5 (hence .-siosm etc.)

CSifZ)6rYr)d93c65, S^ anU'Jf U-ya T. a M, To approach,

(3ro5rrac9Tl55c&>05ng0(b pay.

(S(êrriigs<^ anunilU A small flea (T. fgiaerraai

touch), see (SKisno 5,

CS'êog anda (=m>s?) l. A small lump, arosi^

<Oi(aural a bag of musk. 2. excrements of

elephant Vi. (=ajl3r@^). 3. testicle (obsc.)

a5^6in§o andam l.^fsrasng Vi. 2. Tdbh. (Bra

fiTTLUo world, (Hrasngo gâtSiCtxisl RC.

(S^SOgfl) andar T. M. (from preceding or fBTOsng

dh T. C. Tu. Te. to resort, or (srasro above) The'

6TT)'

Gods. (ma5iTi(b<3cSioa6 Nal 3. ora-jngitimo^z-'ainb

Bhr. Indra. farasniajls^D^ ai§gBslcsô Onap.

divine bow?

(®^50gl andi (C. root, origin) Kernel, stone of

mango etc., nut; scrotum.

(Hra5n£iaiiDso play with dice V2.

«S<Z)6r<\x)o andam S, (see Brasng) 1. Egg.

2. = (Grija2i03rrujo world, 'm8:tTLL)£hsoar-63i3c)o CG.

the shells of the mundane egg. 3. testicle,

<e3fB65)3lanbo (HTa^muo PTi. (HâsTruio aTlolfrnfiTl

oQ^cBsi MC. to geld. (sraTrTa)>-!3i3)^nb o^ ex&iO'sn^

B5mv^<B®cm CG.

(Brasmusaiocrao scrotum.

mrasmueso oviparous.

(srasrruJaTOaal Cymbidium ovatum Rh.

(srasrrujQjOfWo swelling of testicle Vi.

19 (crs|nr^_(sroôni)

CS^gCO anna T. C. Upwards, above; hence

perhaps jfia«rnai'Da£l mscrooib RC 26. (srasm

caioctel (BratSiounmb 5)aff>t5j^3o ^'^ 21. (pros-

trated so as to look upwards?)

(©"Oev^CYD T. M. Tu. C. I.Elder brother, iHia

S^<SC2Joao cnrm^ (srasrnrrooxn prov. 2. Royal

predecessor, ancestor ; rdTlsij-jg ojejloz; ora.

6)ôlaii (Bra. (Sa)0(iia5Tal(til tsra. TR. orasrn

ngotb aioaio (snosloz; ffjojonb TP. aflipltc)!) (sraem

oza(^ (Dsom crucoanaôe (SxjDSîii cnoo cms

nrnl^ Qa)eEbl(ti() TR.

<T5i't)6Y~Oo, (BraernodBsPalate, (Bra. (SrO)cSl (SajotaH

mouth parched. (srasmDcOfllsai <g(ti)0(^ tgraSi^riMo

(Scuoca'oejo prov. (S0f2j6rnoas and aTiifsmDces

Vi. The uvula is (srasmoasTloinfjo (Bro>srnl (or

s)-aiQ,or)0?Li) (Braeroojocam (sragjo prov.

aS^6v;>3'5t) annal aT. aM. 1. High, God,

esp. Arhat. (Brasmrai <Scr)S)royo tuoOLit&l RC 23.

(Bra. (mcTOl(TS6)0c» 26. 0(mlc95)iiie3S)Scfls)5irnics{jo

(Bra. 53. (glory?) 2. squirrel.

aSrt'gnOD anna Looking upwards, (^rasmo oQono

65CL)@ao <ftS^::^,(in tJ'P native way of drinking).

(Bra^mo Q^nmo^ to gape, also (BragroOvTro (ScnoffTD bl I

J

cSsa), tftslcfls) and (srasmDcSao (SooDcea, In po.

sren. (BrasmocnocnlmD S)c9)05iôfiioc/3o (SooDanls

CG. in prayer and expectation, (grasmocrra oolnm

jx\<S&^cxio (to drink the moon's rays), Soioci^

S^3iD5rgsrD0CTra QJOCqô O_jlaciT0 CG,

(Stti6'<DDSl annadi NoM. (comp. tBrasmo, (Bra

snil) Cheek-bone ool5)"ibo (sra. (O)^ a_ioi^

d>.acsô vu. also (Bi3srnosloicag4= (n)05lfflCQ)g^.

? (Bra5mos~l (SiDsraont) aieroosl sojsng prov.sm 6rn

6Y;YD(irt), (tS^&nrfj-sti annaii, annakkottan

Sciurus palmarum TC. squirrel. (BrasmosjcOsio

snb rtjKTDDiuoo.ijsmo prov. All. (BragrnocSmgrncra—

'

61T) oTD oiT)

ff)S 0oocroo cyc:ô GP.

(BraemoibojOiP, (graernDajsismnbcuo^p a tree andsm 6TT) Tmfruit, called monkey plantains Vi.

aejoDernonb, 0iiica'6rno5)(9s>D§(Tb jungle squirrel,6TT) DlT)

considered as chief planter of cardamoms

(Qjg.(b) Sciurus ma.ximus.

3*

(STDrooOOjI— cSrZ)rwl6^d&3D 20 (Sr^rrnl S)— (t5t?)f^'^0

(tS^gnoooJl annavi T. a M. ((BTa6|T:âb) Tutor,

teacher, head of a company of actors; foicmD

cejojraonb 6i<sigDra() ora. aQ<^ 6)^ô prov.

(Sif^gnQl anni (see (troemrab) Inside of tho cheek,

joint of jaws; raTDOTTlaTifab {STO^tSata) to masti-

cate as toothless persons.

(Eir?)iTDg a5ah S. TIencc (po.)

ce^rmofefOT aba^fuba (T. m)^£i hurry)=:OT.i

©jjouios . (5Ta(a)d33(a)C»o:in <3a.jDai?l It has been

over hurried.

(Sâ5)<S&c£h abakku'ya t.m. c.(-ma^d3s>)To

cram down, turn betel in the mouth Vi.

(gT3«ncB3(S(nooc0QSi to lie in wait (P. atacar, E.

attack.)

cGrOfTT)^ a6a5u T. M. (orag) Each, eeveral; (Bra

tm^ 5)i9)0gjo TR.

aSrOfTDdBsTlODo abarkibam S. Undoubted Vi.

(©(tXTDEJo abalam S. Bottomless, a hell Bhg.

aSf5(T7)^ abali T. Noise, tumult Vi.

((S^(U)3 aba (.-grjfg) See that, behold there; tsra

cunt) Qjcrn fsraitDD (po.) (5TD'ô^ = ajra.'a)@.

<ei?!(TD0OJ (A. ata'b ; exertion, fatigue,

disappointment (gTa)C/30.xii3JîS32;onb {Hrarmoaj S)clj

§(Sa_iOo prov.

I. C®f?)fcTl abi Tdbh. 1. ((sracnSl) Sword, (m(£\

csô S)5n6j3jlaj(3?jo (gracnjo RC i3o. 2.= (3racol

(f.i. f5raf0)li9ioroo etc.)

II. (®t)(Tfil S. (Vîsra) Beyond, too much,

very. (SanD^j (Brarailca'omjnso, (gTarzy)^ca'00,j^6i«),

&s\<ss) Xid. (Bwrmlaz/'Daiilffisoas rtsoacroo TR.

o_irDl(tnoa_io (Hi3ralca)D(Xjj5ni oônlcea KR. 6i§(ail

c2J03^6)@aoRa cccnocDiZo Bhr 5. tijiarantBaz.oao

aOoiroD (TUgj3,P526!58c)o (3raaaceglc0si KR. (BWOTI^CQ;

gjOSifff) Qjajsrm^ (rnlral^ Cr Arj. pressed be-

yond endurance.

(e^fQ?ld&5(W&nno abi-Jfarunam S. Most kindly,

AR. OTO. cuoaô Mud. so as to excite pity.

(S^fcTlcJ&iOCQJOfb abi'JfayailS. Giant,a Npr.RC.

(S^rsTld&)Droo abi'jfaram=(sraan<&)Diô TR.

(S^fmlACiDfOab adi-yumarail S. Very young,

((Bia- m)i£\izcq. Bhr.)

(®Z)ra9l6^d950§oio abi'JfoduppamiHra'ocan (ScuD<b

5)jil!^ Bhr. fiercely.

<:&ZiCS)\'^Cho abikramam S. Excess, outrage,

assault; excessive puDiahment. <a)@grv3D(Z8o)s

«jra(tnl(^0o laoocSl TR.

©raoTltâlan go beyond. (O,oaio m!i(£\iîz^ d3&

KR. let a set time pass by, (SiOô noo§o

Q^jgLjOo ,-oTa. Nal. pass through. ajOcOsiloimrsTa.

KR. transgress an order, so ai^m (sra'^

cDStSn TR. g)(ojaiort)o [gra'-gj mscSsfm roo

e3iR^ were such violence is in vogue, (sr^

(Sg.o= mra. TR. assault.

(©fSofilênOQJOOfb abigunavail KR. Ex-

ceedingly gifted.

(©rcro^CBo^DcSDo abighosam S. Very loud, c/a

®jnoo3o (5T3OT)l(3-aDiiri^ saich^rrra Bhr 7.

(Siror^ÔJo abijavam S. Very quick (po.)

(lS<t)(T5SlrZDrt)0o abibaram S. Yet more, very

much (po ) I pity (po.)

(S^rsTlaDDQ-io abibabam S. Great grief, deep

(©fSrcSluTl abithi S. (V^rsrafoi wander) Guest.

tsra'aêa, — coô, — SGrocu, — croôroo hos-

pitality, gcfcl (5ta3ja« (Bra.-mlLDloroôroo o^t^

KR. (sratJilLDlfiêa susmo VCh.

(tsi?i73Sl©ca)DQ_irDorb abidayabarah S. Most

bountiful AR 5. [f.j. 0^2.\ Bhg.

(SY3(TJ?|g!QJ ,0 abid'ivyam S. Most wonderful,

(Gi^rml^fDo abiduram S. Very far.

a5^(7y^(P,rOTo abid'rutam S. Suddenly AR.

c®rD(T3T|noej rs) abinallabu si^dsi^si-oo UR.

The best.

aSY^'roTlOOl© abinid'ra S. Excessive sleep.

CS^fsTlnolraafDobabmistllurailS. Most cruel

AR.

(15^(TJ?,a_lD(TOo abibabam S. Letting pass the

proper time Vi.

(®rQfc9:a-SDQ-io abibabam S. Deadly sin, fsra'sral

m>(d ^rw0;mlcC!Oain KR. [-^ med.

(SrsraTln_^d65.^rst; abibu'âcSal inflammation,

aSîT5Tl(o_-)(Bai'0COo abiprayogam S. Many

devices, tgra. gggao-gjib Mud.

(GifZ;r^(a_jD6YDô_JlcQ;o adipranapriyam S.

Dearer than life (po.)

cS^fWl^"^— (Crcrwlfb 21 (Srormloj— (STSfsSlcroc

(®r©(T5n(a_J]'ôi) a6ipri6an S. Most contented

BrP26.

(SrsrjfilenJDmjUQJOrb a6ibandliavan S. Most

devoted AR 6.

aS^fWleOJ rajul a6iBuddM S. Being overwise,

(SiatiVlo-iTj^^ces (Biagôa^fm^ (prov.)

(Cr^fc^ôQênoo,— go6o7l abibhaksanam,

—

bhskti S. Gluttony. r^^..

CS^(U)\ri](UiaTi a5iblliru6a S. Cowardice, Cr.

(GYOroTlau^ rOo aSimadhuram s. Very sweet;

licorice= ^ro§l0cya)o. a med.

(tSrî73?lC!lD(f5)o a6imatram S. Over much f.i.

n^-oil^ KR.

(GY0rcSl(2Dnr3f:£QO(i) abimanusail S. Superhu-

man f.i. fljnsaj(b Q@ODsl0O(b KU. (sra-m^zo

aS:fi3(SiZ?0X) Blir. performer of miracles.

(Si^ra^.aDfÔrb aSimanyan S, Most honor-

able, CL-SrOjaoDo (BTaDTlZDÔnjOoDo oQaia (po.)

(©roroTlsêiaLQOOo a6imeitbunam s. Excess

in Venere Nid.

(GVZ)fWlfDLDOrb a5irathah S. Mighty champion

on chariot KR.[(tor women).

(©^rC^rODCOo aSiragam S. Extreme passion

(®fQfsTlfD3(fD)o a6iratram S. Over night, the

3rd day of Aswamedham KR.

(®ri)raSlrola9<2no aSiriktam S. Excessive, be-

yond (po-)— (STOji^srocSio excess (po.)

(e^r0^r(35a&5 abiru-jfa T. a M. Fear, tremble,

(ffra.ij)l(b5).ub^ rocket, a bomb Vi.

(®f^)fC^fb abir M. Tu. ((grogai C. Te. adjoin)

Boundary, limit. aoD§o7l{bKU. frontier. aigjtftlib

landmark, gjg rzf (=:on oe4)(gra:ail(es);&>«^@annlejo

MR. doc. raraaVlceg o_jor23 aHtfloirTO^ TR. &

Q,'rajcr)DSoaîp.uD<3>c2JCS^r, (Braoilas-ral- TR. on the

boundary of C. and P. .gdaebloTls m ora-dilfDjai

a^rai) ajfoltfl^nm âceaofoaaotb TR. cn?^S)S (sa

(wlfolrab o_iroltQS)lc2;m} <a>ajl6T!5i§i currarrro TR.

encroach on the limits.

Cpds. (BratoVlfolîft to bound.

(5ra.'ml(b(!3TO)£Li boundary, cT)0!S§<£hliPS(j9s) (gra'olfu

(SQ rnlgjj, 0513® oral) TR. along the eastern

border.

fgT3^(bajoeo MR. quarrel about the boundary.

aisng aialfrra (j^z^mh (sra. (Sr^:^ MR. So.

{BTa'3gjlsmcesi0gj qjod^ RC so.

(©^fcSlcu&nooeeNo abivanakkam Great humi-

lity; csajsrgl^ (gYa'(3'iJi3)0§o i^S)S. KR.

Ci5»'d(7f)lQJC/d(,'Yb abivasah S. Excessively ad-

dicted AR.

aSr?)fcSlQJ:'.il_id95o abivaja-yam S. Mere phrases.

(S^(T5?laJ2rY\:00 abivasana S. Fragrance;

quick apprehension.

OST^ fWlQjlscQJo abividayam (S. mro^Tl.xricfti)

a med. root, Aconitum ferox? GPVo.

(®fZ)rnÔjlrro <:Wo abivismayam s. Very won-

derful KR.

(©fZlfsTloJlroob abivirah S. Mighty hero, (ffta.

ml Bhr 8. ironically.

nSfC (TT^Cy c£d1 abivrsti S. Excess of rain.

a5i^rO^(SQJ£Jo abivelam S. Unlimited AR2.

(S^foTlOBCOJo abisayam S. l. Preeminence, un-

common; a)irrnlrai) (BTO/nilc'aca'<SrrDaOo Bhg4.

2. marvel, wonder; nryrrafOtoiJo 6ia.05ng (BT3. <9)0

sojDrtb Nal.

orafiiilcyaairiceoi 1. to excel Vi. 2. to wonder,

be surprised = (Sr3fmlaa^'o5gj§ia).

(STOriJilc'a 031000 Superlative {mZo) gr.

(TSt? rsSllC^rOOO) abisurail S. Hero, rma. (moTlcea

faiDob 3)o)eajo KR.

((Siinj^<y\)^So abisangadam S. Excessive

distress, i-ma. ojrojo MR. o^noltSs) ora. crooigojl

gjont) SiP4.

(Si'Sa5Tlonj:fOo abisaram S. (also very pithy)

Diarrhoea, dysentery, (esp- roceoiOfinlcniOfOo).

den. V. ora.'OilauralcSsi to suffer from it {—md

flj)l(ru3roo Q^^cfls)) 6i(Ttara(£5reooo(aroro7lav)rol^^

§<ar)lfaL VCh. -oTdg 'cSn (5ra«)Vlax;folcSsi a med.

cSifSro^rn^ OQfD^ abisund'aram s. Very fine.

(Sr5fCTlfY\3oâi) abistambbafl S. Hardened f. i.

roo^Siiioso ^£no^§ BrP25.

ciOTraTlrzDo— (SrorcYjjiojt 22 (SrSfOrwoenol— (©f^rgj^Jc

(SrZiroflrJDo a6l6amS, (mra'rol+^ftno) Gone by.

(Bra. ojoajjoTTO) Q^rCT = i£hipl6roro)@ — cQioajtnral

fmrai^foiaooo fSTO)(ni0oaj, rrysiig 8 euo oilrrnDfoieiDaj

Bh^. elevated above. [(po.)

(Sn^JrcTlOJ abiva S. (oratjil + âj) Exceedingly

(6^5 (g) a6u 5. ((BTO) 1. It, that (with go rgra^go

and tsraôjo TR.) obi. case (grarisTlnb f. i. (gronnlnb

ojemo thus.— (SK><S(S) just that, yes ; btossbIsiooem

rtj)S)nncQj(ggj — fmacSi'oi (opp. (Hragj)— (srssrmo 1.=

(Sratoiolo! 2. as for that, — indeed! I now re-

member.— (513(0)1 (Saicsjjo g)(!jn<Siicxjjo msces) not

settle down to one's work. 2. it is also used

as adj. (Hiagaioojo, (3r3<2(m(Q_j(Q)0fDo, (SiaOTo;® (3I

caslfa?>, and in po. as a sort of article; following

the noun; (ijaxja30O(d)l(cil) i^crucrxaioajo gcniib

(S(&onb SG 2. Indra is the first among tJie

great. Also mere expletive (gojoturoaiaôcsu'

CG. (=a0O3ai^).

(STO^cSx^ modern plural— oraoj.

CJS(^^(Be><£hy ceeT) aSukkuka T. So M. Squeeze

(=^^cescei) from v. n. fgrags^sgdi Vi.

(Elf^^£Jo a6ulam S. Unequalled, (ffro^&i;263snj

aiob etc.

fSttKgjfCr!!)! a6rtti So. M. = (5ra(jnlib.

(<S^(g)CLS\ a6rpti S. Being unsatisfied.

I. (tSi^rOYCTo attam (Tdbh. (HTsnrô) Evening, (ma

(nrao ©alar,.

II. (STZ)1JYô(Tdbh.aDrT>;jo)l. The 13th. constella-

tion, Coma Berenices, ora. oaialoi-dilmo mnriD

KR. favourable for an expedition. 2. feast

in MTnam and Chingam month, (giac(5T5)o _ai0ca;o

a feast in Cochin, (with (Sigjoos and 6)«iosl<Sca<

OQ,). isramasraiôoQifniaicsô (srarojiJ(b(Sa>oa_i(ijo

a<ss(2ajoao ftsilroo prov.

(EiTinSYO-fDo attaram ((oktjo) thus (sra,-3rarao cuo

sraro) TP.

nSrS(T5YTrrb (A. atar) Essence of roses.

CSif^J.'CYUifci) attal (VôrafiA, (sragyra^ for (Od ai rd>)

Grief, horror; (gra(Z5T3iitii)S)r>.j§(!23 (SraozsracbS'Oio

Qo Bhr. horrified them all over. 0w\\S!SBdo

(gi3(0Ta)(5li5)a_iôrra eaiejlc/Dn (âDlcOsicB/Oral) AR G.

come to grief, ora^craral) qQ':s^cd^ oulsrasggoib

RC 26. the gods were grieved. (SK)OJ<a2^ô<Qio

mo. o_lOSt!3ra)0f3t) 6i§6S1g®0D SP3. (513. O^S^

distressed, (Gia. o^^frnlsicai joyfully, (sra. raroai

nrnld>jra() ansg-JI(Tb RC.

(®f?)nT(TDD&^ attani (T. throne) Porter's rest,

(513. (S>5r)g (ggjlce5)D(t)fflm (gojDJid! prov.

asifQ(urmDCQ7lfzmr/DCQT| attayittayi stammered,

confuse words Vl. 2.

a?On3>TriOO attar A bamboo mat.

(S^r^5>TnOifo attalam (\/^ (srod>, (moy>o=(moc2;o)

Supper, (opp. (^fisraiOiPo.) (513. <Q)iplc9s), â» to

sup, (5T3'o ôsmlaTD ffliQioggoo 00)0^1 ctelajrib

PT4. (!|a_i(CT)l<ea (sratoraoiPSeDganno siajgjonf)

Nal 4. (5t3'o (SôocSlrrn (5TOfa^Qj:6!5Ql TP. roo;®!

ccinral) (ffornraospo giSf^ <£h1sa7o Bhr 7.

I. (G^nJYjril attiT.M. C.(Tu. (5T3(i3Ta1)and(Bra(!W

caorat Ficus racemosa. (513(013)1 ^(oiS)! (srarocmsob

(Sajroofol) oQ)rmOT)inb (mglib GP 65. (2rLac2;(mal

Ficus oppositifolia — (Bra.-malgjtPo ripe fig.

(5r3(aral6SB, (5r3^6J5Q green figs or plantains Vi.

II. (©rOfOYoTl 1. Tdbh. aocr^ f.i. t5T33altaT^gjejl

Elephant pepper. 2. Tdbh. (sracruDl f.i. (5ta

(nWiapDOJo a med. oraOTJslgjrso 5)<Sisa) build

a gibbet to preserve the ashes of the dead.

(S^QiTPg) attu =^'Z6S3 Mimosa Inga used in

bathing, i5t3(m.51§o (£bl5jm(3Tssi(3t (SrocâocaM (ft

gTlgjonb (SajDoTl TP. (513. (5(0)^ qs!9ig.6rowi TP.

dS^CTjgrzDo albliubam s. (^(BiafZjOigino?) i.

Wonderful, CL!g.5ifQ (5Ta'0Dcails@gg MR. very

strange. 2. wonder, admiration; (5i3Qjf3((^

.•OlS.tiTaDSiS fiJ3J£^ Kli 5. (513OT3fOlSlg_j§ <S)05)2b

cailgj KeiN,

CS^C6)ir<^:o a5yandam S. ((TOotTI) Beyond the

end, excessively, continually, (SK). qseS^-oA jud-,

(SiatrijCTOoeoajo complete nonexistence (phil.)

(&l:^jQQJo atyayam S. Going beyond, danger,

^°'' (P"-) [^nâ^ Bhr.

(TSi^rgifClDo atyartham S. Immoderately, (gi3.

(tsrt)r5),aJo atyalpam S, Yery small.

CSYt)^D(Sce^— (SrDLQ (Sif^>LD(^ — CCrcujg

(Sy5rg)jOGc&>'Y\n .>o atyaksebam ((sra)32; rBraoru

@j OJOcSscftcfo) MR. Violent abuse.

a5^rn),o(c9aDo, c®fc)ra}jDC/9 atyagraham,

— asa S. Overgreediness, (SiarsjhOSic/aan tffram

(OiDo prov. den. V. oôoo (srO'cmoi^QDl^sl

onofa!) Bhg 4.

G5TSf7r!)0QJC/§jo atyavasyam Very necessary,

013. Sa_jos)ty sajsr^nD.iJib TR.

(©^(^Ôrnjje^ atyasakti S. Extreme fond-

ness or zeal.

cSrsra)jDcronnno atyasannam S. Very near,

the approach of death.

(GifZirgjoai^nl atyukti S. Extravagant, unusual

speech, ora'tftcbsîsoral) eô-jDi'^tiga 5)<S)0cbnn6

ARe. [best.

(tS^r5}ja3YZDQo atyuttamam S . Superlative, very

(15i^rgj<ô atyusnam S. Very hot or pungent.

I. (Sr7)(fU) atra S. (rsra) Here (po.)

II. cEr^)(ro)J old OSY^-Wlf^ atra, attira (taTIra)

That mass, so much; (ST3i@csô gj(ra)csjjo cergjca

moc§aj3 can it be counted? (Brat® (SrgcX) so many

people, oj aQ,a-Jl<3' orSldhlfoil S)(0)O5cfla(m(® cinl

fijo ^5"! jud. (5133(0)50 Gan. so much space,

so far. (groffi'ôô curaoo TR. so far, to your

place, also (srasoDSo, tgia(g)(3.-ara)og.o.

(3ra((3)Qqjo all, wholly; ©5)ajcS6)(ro)ixô, gsfoKoajjl

<S)c)aflaa5)OtSao M. C. to all these classes, o^

(S(mo§@g(3i(®c5yo jud. (gra(g)(syo ^_gj g2(®C!ô

^^ neither so much nor so little.

(5T3(2)C2;^, (5TOiQ)ay0gj moreover, besides.

sro®® only, but. (sras® gg^ that is all. @o

fistjnleira Qjocsjjomg etaonb KR. I speak but

in love. nooslraJ) (cygfO)jo oolmcealgj 0^)001

(9(n(2(ra) SiP2. not thine, but mine. ^.aTl

(3TU Sojsreo 0falc9a0(2((5TB) amed. the patient

is sure to die. (Bi2)ca;ajro<2;g) tsnf^ca.^ST^ral) @

@gCLj(b KU. those then are the K. Nayers.

(S^LD atha S. (ora) then, now, and (L. et) mra

m oruaiQj (Tjoj'oil.fhcb Nal 2. (3too1ot3i2ilq sjjii

<S{p5)S5mo VCh.

fSramsjD S. or also, otherwise (=Q^rrnl6iaii)

Gjo MR. either — or in the other case.

(t5rZ)LQ(^ (SQjQo atharvaved'am s. The 4th

Veda.

(tSi^QOOo ad'anam S. (Vîsraa edo) Eating, food

(po.)

(Si^QC/dnOo ad'arsanam S. Not seeing, dis-

appearing. i-5TaacA3cn0D3il he vanished V:.

(Sr^QoejW (A. adSlat) Court of justice,

civil court, (ffiaaoaj.-ora) rniacn, ocaio a civil

case (jud.) otaaDaic^ aj5ngl(ai(b the pundit

of a court, ota. oncn^rol another law officer

TR.

(Sr5/3l(73Tl ad'iSi S. (unbounded) Infinity, personi-

fied as mother of the Gods, oraalra^ siojoQ

erôcaJl orysJfT^ Bhr. hence rgTOjal.-o^nb.

<I5Y5@(^ ad'rsya S.=acô9aos)(w(po.) otagcô

Invisible.

Otagdô S. 1. unseen, 2, fortune, luck vu,

orattnldô, (ffragt^saoaaao ill-luck, influence

of the evil eye.

(ffra.'oild^gVlip cSiosiS) behave meanly Vi.

(Hraravc^nb, (gra(rolc^(0)_io lucky Vi,

(Biagc^ S. look of displeasure (po.)

CS''^^ adya S. ((gra+ ejojl) today (3TOSjOo_jl even

now (po.) ^

(^St^©! adn S. (stone) Mountain, cidI0dibI, oro

OS^QjCOJo advayam S. Single, unic. (STOXOKD

Qj ool(W,at) fffiaajcQ/nti ChR. tma. gog_j!^

Bhr.^srasisâjioio. [VedSntism.

(5ra5)ff)aJms^sTOiamo knowin g only one substance,

(5ia5)S)ajfa)d9«Dronb a worshipper of Sakti.

(HTas)S)aJ:T3ic;3(Oia)o a Sanscrit treatise with

commentary Adw. S.

(SYZ)UJ8 adhah S. Below, down, hence.

(sracjuao S. lowest, low, mean (opp. ^(nraao)

fem. (ffiacua and — 0I. (Bracoasninb (g^smo)

debtor VyM.

(sracxifoo S. 1. lower (opp. gJiTSiafOo) oracoralaj

raldOs) to lower. 2. underlip, lip also

(SrOOUaZo— (tS^(JUld8> 24 (Sif?)(jUl(Saei3:l— (tsûulcago

(STOCUfOajSo (sracofoojo ojloio^ RS. from

rage, (sroccroogimo nectar of lips (po.) mocv

roajsTUuato KR. (see (3r3snil(i^tfl>). acyraocu

f&l Bhr. etc.

(gracjogQ-jfCTinoo downfall, ruin; gySoiocX) (ffro'

forailmo (Sioejo ojnrra Bhr. KU.

V. den. (graccao'STxiauinoBiaora!* oiacosajro)!-^ n")

oalcSso Bhg.

oracjoc^folces) to depress Vi.

ttnaconrjôral) below, underneath (po.)

(S'ltUJobo adharmam S. Lawlessness, injus-

tice, cu.r^ DCOZZffiSBcb Bhr.

oracuîznb, raracuail (m. and f.) (BTocuDZ0l(a)ab

unrighteous, (macjuztflcegreio* Bhr 12.

(®ÛJ1 adhi S. Above, upon, over (many Compds.)

CSfoUJloftjo adlli'âm S. More, much, superior.

In. comp. gôurnlejo (5rauj1<3imo(grtSo UR.

superior to him. (HrattrTlaJCulaio (Sojooica^^ TR.

not beyond it. i^crLnejSrDTa jiiO(im\cmu6\£h<Zi^

w\ TR. amounted to more than, tsraroasid) tsia

(Oil <&i (Dialmo jiiacaioib RC. prevailed., ij)

(gTacoi<S)ff)g-j§ai to surpass, increase.

a5iûjld9)fD&noo adhi'yaranam S. The subject

matter, reference (in gr. f. i. cro0Dn:)oarii}iro

emo congruence). [office (mod.)

(HraoulvOifoicea 1. to have power. 2. put into

tgraculi&iorDo S. rule, authority, government,

official power, mn. Sicu^ Mud. resigned his

office. fno§'l(Stii (5rou51a>ora,-aial(moc9sncQ;aj(b

TR, chief minister (mooroo^(B,-m5)cS5) cgra

ayiaioroi2iDce«1 <0igjl^ ^^ TR.) (g.-zneTlrm

(Bra. right of administering family-property.

(5rau51<S)oro(m the same ©ajSsasrarKOScSs) (sro

Bhr 12. right, claim.

(STaoSî&afonb a title of barons, f. i. ^folcaoejl

(fisirafc (513. KU.

(5taaSl<S)oro' 1. officer, esp. magistrate; (3TDoW3o

(8"ra. (mod.) m. of parish. cusSdan (aracul<&.o

cS^ TR. 1796 the m. of N. Mai. 2. owner,

who has a claim, is qualified for. Szoma

(jcaasi.ura sa-diojonb (ffta'<ftdo gjajfb Bhr 12.

also fern. 6tBion6 ^Dfdilcm easo oracjulaioral

6n9l (Bra^ AR.

(BTOcul(fhocgjo office of rffraculva.orol f. i. ajS3a9s)

(5ra'(aoc2?lrald3anT) croo^, also aisScaa @cesslcdJlrai) szitucula.D^jo^jo TR.

(ErOUulCEcftaiaJo adhiksebam S. Blame, cen-

sure, abuse. ajg.5ira tma'aDcszjxioaaaicb MR.

tBK)«jri(S9filO_j65Oa03irirala33fTT) QJ0S8<35C>3 TR.

gjfnroirao (ffrauSlsijain-jxiDcSsKR. taunt.

V. den. otacolssftjo-T'ceo^ to censure, revile,

affront. mrao_J!wl St&Dajl^ fsra'.^ Mud.

tmo'-^ efirrulcBsi Bhr. ssoaoib (Sia'îôKR.

(if paid irregularly).

(S^(JUlCO(2o adhigamam S. Obtaining.

(3Ta-ulco:-a)3 acquired, eoraoojciorasmo oraxi

cmculcoCTiaocsiTl Bhr. happened to him.

(®rsu31gfTD0rb adhidu6an S. (Syr. R Cath.)

Archangel Vl.

(&ZL)3\(SG>CU(i5) adhid'evaba S. Highest God,

patron God.

(©rfOUlPOOLQab adhinathan S. Lord over f. i.

(SaDoaSloooLDnb ludra. SajoaiocuimomaifigDib

Nal.

(®f?uj!Q_jr<i)i— Q_ifo9l adhiban,— ba6i s.

Lord, owner. aDcnSl;95c)oceoi (graojln-icaoceaajrtb

KR. fern. [ease Nid 25.

(CrtiUUlaOoOrOo adhimamsam S. An eye-dis-

(e<Ûj|^(TOaA90fO adhirudhan S- Ascended, @ra

co3ciO®ruDonocd.l VCh.[reside.

(tsûolajrojlêt?! adhivasikka s. To dwell on,

(Hrau51cLi3n"Oo stay, abode, f. i. of a demon in a

person, crogljoujlajocroaoai; jiia3onfmfi8 KR.

(OiossrnleDiballglfii csra. sjjijcnjonb gsssoao

gj Tirun. Anj. live with harlots.

OSiÔJlcÔnno adhistbanam S. 1. Residence,

element in which one lives, practice. SaisAfiOB

cbas) (gi3'i203ii igrorolaj Bhr. <&;O02(ôa:6i58

c)3dto (ST3. ^(ggloi'o Bhg. 2. high station,

sovereignty Vi.

(ffioujlf£gl(a>nt) fixed, incumbent. Lord Vi.

oiaculcfigl.ô set up, tenanted, seat of God Vl.

(Gifeuo°l(m3— (®f5^j,ofW2) 25 (S^QJJjOCSQ^— (5^0065*3

cSir&(juliTDo adhi5am S. Read.

(maaJlfmnt) successful student (po.)

(©ÛuloOo adhinam ((BraoTl) i. Subject to,

dependant = ojcoo. siôab iBraojcfotfis) orocoicn

moaD KR. <&)D®j«z5t3ch «®gjoo oismj j3i\cmô

ro3%3iQjO(julnn20c9al KR. committed all to him.

avjJDCJolaoo opp. o-jroauJioDo, (sramjOuSônaD

tSsi alienate. 2. power, charge S)5^3ajDu31m

coTBjoraf) Som. (=6)S)aajQjc/aorat) oroooojroaajlmo

Siaôsn^ KR. by destiny. mQcniCViO(tss)S rarauJl

m,-ai37lejoc0i Arb. (or crc-iociJimnsialral)).

OTaculmto) dependence.

(®t)(JijlC/30a) adhisail S. Lord, ajooijîuujl

c/anb Vy M.

(©rouôOD adhuna S. Now (po.)

(©fSc^caaCYb adhrstah S. Modest, (mt^-ô

fierce. (ST3oiirraztyT33|CU'Do ôcTO)' KR5.

ttSr-oCguUDCOfuTl adhogaSi S. (-gracxg) Descent,

sinking, ajcm^wrrn (sa. rn\Q3hwo ârx^ ojooib

(8TO(2ocD(g<a)a3 eojlceso Nal 3. oraajnT) (sra. qj

fOSg hell.

(HT3<SCJODSDcno lower part.

fSrascjOD^suo looking down, downcast, so ©13

<scoo.u(^)cnDcd^ P. T. of a hypocrite.

fsroSccoStDDcSio,— gojcDo hell.

oiosccoxios^ wind from behind.

C®:Sf^ ic9ô addhyaksam S. Visible, dear to

the eye. aQ)a51(9ii Qg)5g)CSô OTOi'g^cafiinfa.

(Srafgâfianb overseer, in charge of. CJOmoa^

cefliriao(bKR. ajorosmD^âfQnbMud. master

of the elephants.

oroa^cQfii superintendence. <Q52aDelc9a srafi^

<a^ qqooIcS® Bhr. (also (Stailrjaasfoi).

(EfSf^JlCaiOOo ad'dhyayanam S, (taiaa51+^)

Reading, esp. of the Vedas, one of the cficcb

&)22to K\J. — also den V. (sa'SJOiWcnl&Ti and

{5T3'^cacTnlg-jlc93) Vy M.

(SrcfÔJcroacQ;o aJdhyavasayam s. Firm

resolution, perseverance.

oST^f^DrTOigi^TODOOo ad'dhyaltmajnanam S.

Vedantism.

a5rZ)r^j,0fCT2iroDa3cai&nOo ad'dhyaltmarairia-

yanam S. The spiritual R. — AR.

aSY5f^jDQ_ioOo ad'dhyabanam s. (cans, of

ora a^ca-mo) Teaching, esp. the Vedas. KU.

CSYZD'^JjjOCiL'o Lesson, chapter. cruJOlxjDcaQl

Qjoroo 20 days of the month, good for reading,

oraoofgiôca; al. 10 inauspicious for students

(the 1, 8, 13— 15 of the lunar fortnight).

(Gr?)f^,D(3(D3Q_io ad'dhyarobam S, Imputation

(as calling a rope a snake, phil.) rgra^^jOSrao

cLjcniailmoejo rara.uajoea^Tlnooejo Kei N.

(Er^(^JU_JD, n5r?)f3ju_]0rt) ad^dhva, ad'dhvaii

S. Road, way. c/sfoio <3^0(a\o ^sr^ (Bra'SUJaaj

Nal4.— (sraauacnl Loc. oj-aumocx^gg mraauj

conf) CG. traveller, also oraaojoolcnnb (po.)

(tSvSf3;j_ifDo ad'dhvaram S. A ceremony f.i. the

(giac/3_iiS2CJOo ; fgraSJJjfDraicflnmoiScmsnio eaiOgj

dhoV) KR.

(maSAJJ^ officiating priest KR.

asrZ)f?Aj_jDnno ad'dhvanam (in s. the Ace of

(3T33JJjrtb, in T. corrupt?) Great exertion,

fatigue. (gra^gJjJooDo ^sosxo) easily.

i^raaujonol So. diligent.

V. den. (sraaujoonlcea to labour, work hard,

exert oneself, mstm (5raau_iornlg_jDnb (Sca

caal(So_ioroD MR.

(Sr^no, csrsoo(saj, csro^nn ana, anave, ane

M. C. Te.Tu.=Q^(D, Inf. of (granti— o^mosi in

adv. Termitiations 5)j^q,6iSBcn, rnlscn etc. j^

dtoSOO, sia_iO§(TnoniS,u, esp. after 1st adverbials

o_iranT)(2on, gonn^son.

ctTrtrOcftjo anakam vu. i.^tsramjaiio. (3T3cn(9io

QjScsa onscSsnrra TP. 2. = (ara3cnaio TP.

(EY300«ô anagham S. innocent, po.

(tSflCnGS^cSb anannup((gTaai6sgT. Te. C.Tu.)

To move, shake. fsracnssQOSrm n_iOt!^ immove-

able (jud.)r5ram63i3!2gj quiet! TP.

V. N. (BianntSsio (C. <HTaona) watery) moving,

shaking. (2<9i§Dral> tgia. ©^ BODtSsRSornlrsf)

CC. heart not touched.

(SrOOOcfiftaft., dds] v. a. to shake, fan,

excite. (gramteaaStn) eonctoosmlral) (jOfola9a05)S)

smo CG.

(©rsnooco— (S^ro(ô 26 asôoo-j— oExcnnoafe

(tSfSrOoCOnt) anaugail S. (immaterial) Cama.

made her lovo me.

hcnco (staoooOD^dJirolcSs) to love, consent (but

(Braooocolifhorao from (saoco^ — discord) Vi.

(®f3OO6S^0(t)o anaiinaram Tdbh. =(HraQj©)3roo

Vl.

(0^)00j^ ana66a= (51300^ Heat, see foil. (3tD.

oulblcSs) to get warm.

(©(^(Dtz^dBi anattu'â (T. (mcncQ,<£h from wa

noroi)) To make warm or hot. cSigj (gramrsral Nid.

The V. n. (in T. (gracToej^) exists only in the past

macDcm— YN, oraaoa-j.— CV. (sranofotalcss) Vi

.

CEifDOOrOOCro (American through Port. Ananas)

pineapple= sisitSntJi^'Ss).

(SiZ/OOntTio anan5am S. Endless, oracnfroob the

serpent 'Sesha, hence (aT3cr)fraa-iSo=mocoo_i

So a neck-ornament. tsraoocTO^sl V2. tsiaoo

(Sowosl ((SiOKnlaj) a kind of earring, (formerly

worn by men also TP.) (C^ (sracrxroo, rcnlrtaoj

cocrac/acacno, (sraoncroo-jrao N. pr. Trevandram

•with the fane of Vishnu resting on his serpent.

(BT3oncTa)®o_io multi-form.

(CraOOfYWroo ananbaram S. Succeeding -with-

out interval. 1. immediately after, ajarxail

Siobo oranorraroo, aisicmsranacraroo as soon as

he had come. 2. succession, inheritance. (Hia.

<Soo§a>, ojcfttQ); to inherit Vi. fsraonnofacuaio

oafOKnlra!) aTl^lorg MR. also (sramnroragjoglttil

(sTlgl got by inheritance.

(HTacDcrarog-jos 1. inheritance (sra. nOJ^ Vi.

2. (St!), cuoa), to bless and give orders as

a dying person. Q^S)aD)ora(TOrag_jo§ "^^R^^

TP. why such dying speeches, my Canna?

(sranncrafonb, (mamcroroojab next relation, suc-

cessor, heir, also raraoncralroaaofflfa @§1

ac0fflO5n| TR. (maan^Tâjcrouocioo succession

in a royal @Q, TR. 2. title of lower dig-

nitaries (opp. a)0(t)smQj(b) TR.

(GrSoncW)fsb ananbal t.SoM. Light sleep Vi.

CSf^CnC^jo ananyam S. 1. identical, directed

on no other object. (STamrnj^njrarooai)! qjob

ma 6Ta>63i3ch KR. fully resolved for one object.

2. union= siaQ)<0'ifa) Vi.

(Gf^nOo-irgjOrb anabatyaii S. Childless, (gra

mo_jf!juoa cofovcal^ Bhr. (STamajfaiifaijo S)&iO

eng curo1(Zj)0a_io ARi.

(erZ)OOQ_i(DDUUo anabaradham S. Faultless,

innocent.

(®r3nn(SQ_lcft£flOfu anapeksail S. Exempt from

desire, as a Yogi.

(tSÔOCSDo anayam S. Injustice, oocaaaocasjBcXj

(po.)

(SiÔOfi-filo anargham S. Priceless, m>cn°hiZ

emlaicb KR.

(iSÔOcmiio anartham S. 1. Senseless= f5Tann

asiD&io. 2. calamity, ruin. (HransiDo oramramo

prov. riches ruin. (ffiaoncmnsoHcX) s^îgii commit

outrages, faoesicoialaftira!) oôlaz; (sra essdo ora

0SeQjl::£4 the land sustained great injuries

fDo^foiTO) (era' (^sosiot ^rolStSssretmlcTra TR.

peaceably. a_j(ailnr)6t2ilor)(3iriajo Bhg 15. dangers

of (macaiDo wealth. (araooKsiDe^gjô agjcm ecszô

5)<0>o5n| RS. fearing they would be ruined.

(tSifSOneJOfb analan S. (V^tsranb to breath, or

f5Taejo?)FireTdbh. (sranofol) fire, heat,— hence

(Sianom^, laTam^ etc. (sramgjo^ grief CG.

(GrSOOOjaJDOOo anavadbanam S. inadver-

tence Vl.

aSrenOQJUUl anavadhi S. Endless, innumer-

able.

OSrSOOOjrDrTOo anavaraSam S. incessant, con-

tinually.

(®rQOOQJrrofOo anavasaram s. Want of leisure.

(St^nnojcruDlfWo anavastMbams. Unsettled

(gra'aocDcruo po.

C®fCr003mo anasanam S. Abstinence, fast-

ing =altfi£Qlcfl5). ora. elcafiol^ Bhr.

(iSr?)nncY\) anassu s. Cart (po.)

(®fCOOaD99^0rt)o analiaiigaram S. Modesty.

(®f?)OnDd65DC/9o ana'âsam S. Dark. mO)£r>oo'ao

e><asi (STamosiOcoaocsznjg KR. (by arrow-rain).

(ETCOOOoQjejo ana'yulamS. Unperplesed, quietly

(SÔODCO— (®r3fY)0QJ 27 C®f5(TO0CL) — CSf^CfdcBi

(tSrÔnoCOtTDo anagaSam S. Not yet come, tara

mDCO^âjlcuofOioaJ PT. who prepares himself

beforehand.

CSÔOO-QJOrooanajaramS. l. Bad habit. 2. ir-

regularity established by law. rrrjâ' (sramoô

(Oo <s<&:a)^ma)\n^ geng Sojorai KU.

(SrOOOD^ H, anaj Grain. a)0<g^rnl<9)ô <m

onoe3~l<&'§.o mssTgocesTl Ti.

(SYOOOD^rY^nDcLJo aiiajnaptam (oômoanejo

AR2.) S. Not commanded.

nsrsoODroiaDQj analtmavu S. Not spirit, m^(ai0oaj^3S)(O) ggg (0)O3j0oo (sramatoaoaij ChR.

qjldIqjIcsjjo Q^cmg (Sajo5)ej ©hR.

(©^nODLQa anatham S. Unprotected, rooô

(sra'aoain (SajDCsTl BrPig, kingless, forlorn.

f.0 (sra'aoasl TR. desolated.

(BTomoLonrb m. — ld f. forlorn, orphan, widow.

aoo qDo (sraooaSLDoo^ says R. after his

father's death AR.^gtsiacnoLOocrcoDocsucruD

ejKîn this lonely out of thewayplace(vu.)

aST^noosroo anad'aram s. Disregard.

den V. §crnl0l{tjra)SS8c)o(aTomoaral^ AR6.(=(BTa

ooogt^) not minding.

dSi^POO'fl anadl S. Without beginning, (sramo

afi\(Si(€\^ MR. lying waste from times im-

memorial.

(SfSnODcLjl anapti S. Not obtaining (po.)

(SrSOOoacOJo anamayam S. Welfare, ^rmoia. (STO^ Bhr. you are well today? = 6)croo

ffiJjO.

CS^nOOCQJDfrOo anayasam S. Without trouble.

dS'ÔODrooDo anarabam S. = tgrama)rofmo.

cE^nODcgjOro anaryaii S. Ignoble (opp. (bts

rgj.ibMud.)

asôooe-irnjjo analasyams. Diligence.

— crcjnb active Vi.

05r^nnDOJO§jo anavasyam S. Not necessary.

<Si MR. put himself forward without need.

(Eif^nnocy <Ari anavi-sti S. Failure of rain KR.

as^mcrnoldSiob anasti'jâh S.No Atheist KR,

(©ÔOlOD ani5a (Braoarm (Syr.) Prayers for the

dead, dirge. (srannlfOiDoiajggo V2. holy water.

(STQOO|rC)jo anityam S. Temporary, inconstant.

^ft3T3)o tgra. (aiOBsrnla.chsK aeSaOô KR.

aSrenolOBlrZDo anindlSam L. Blameless.

(©fOOOlolcaao, cGi^nolSQcaao animisam,

—

mesam S. Not closing the eyes Nal2. otann'

al.-fci.iJib the Gods,

csrsoolfsifuuorb anirud'dhaiiS.Free — aN.pr.

the morning star "Vi.

(®r300l(BC^ G.0 anirved'am S. Undauntedness,

one of the 3 ca)0f5joru)aul<£hro63)3d3 KR4.

CtSrOnolejfYb anilail S. {\r oranb breathe) 1.

Wind 2. = (aTamQinb f. i. (sraoolaiajDta^coTaltst

croTLy<ac>o acBs)-^§o a med.

(tSÔOlC/Bo anisam S. Without night, eternal.

(S^nolaSLlCXDo aniscayam S. Uncertain.

(©renolcô anistam S. Unpleasant, displea-

sure.

(513ciolcâi oral offensive person.

OSifOOOlSPo anilam Tdbh. orocracmo a med.

(©fOfYBtfo the 17th constellation (Lupus and

scorpion's head).

(®r5fvflaft)o aniâm S. (V^tHraab) Face, front,

army (po.)

CCrsrYflflf)! anibi S. = m)<r)wo Injustice.

(®r?)rrfl(lDOfb anihai S. Free from wishes, (sra.

(ST2)(b? P.T.

(SfÔQ anu S. prep, and adv. After, along,

following, agreeing, raiaoa Nal. after that, el

CLioro0a3ff)Quioro3@ Sit Vij. day by day, so ma

OdB^cDo etc. sTaoBtSfiiemo ^0 Diaioemo oQ^m

BrP 7. every moment.

(SrsnraoeôoJ anupmba S. Plty. eojonb ora'scaa

s)5S)nm ojlcSflQlsicOfflsmo KR. eaoioasjftcnjlca'o

w n_!fD<S0'j3jronb kind to his worshippers.

CGÔraa6>fD6>'Do ami-Jfaranam S. 1. Imi-

tation. c^fflCMOQaiSirosmo onomatopoeia, gram.

2. mimicry, drollery.

4»

(SrZXTradBiD— a5r?)orsCO 28 <®f^nra^— (St^ÔDo

don V. rtJKiaa>0)rolcOs) co imitate, serve, help.

(cyajroralcaa (sra'iSsmig eoâ2;s)(f3) Bhr. (s%

o_)toi^fmo3i?l crta'gi^ aiâo Q^grarai) (song).

flS»^nr3d650(2)o ana'âmam S. According to wish.

05^0030653^0 anupram S. (=(ffraaa<aralcesi)

Imitation; favor. — (graoStaiOral imitating.

(Sr^nrgêJo anu-ûlam (along the shore)

1. Favorable as wind (maadiâjcuocsy (po.) ojgj

n_iol^ (sra'aDCffl c/acaooo gsiôcanl KR. a soft

bed. ©Qjftf) (araojcSs) (sra. (Ergxainrro, (Sta. geni

MR. is in their favor. S)0'o^5)nbo (Sa.ijaaa^

ejsoBcb Mud. the divine favors which M. enjoys.

(2aj5n|oQj6rno (âolg^^ (gra. (srsjceal (o^«so

TR. 2. compliance, acting in concert. (Stdiist^

nrn (gra'aoca^ rnl trro cnscDnTR. act with every

consideration for — tffransinfeo QDlOT(Q_}a53foo

(sn>. ojocqjorra MR. speak as he dictates.

3. Success, ease, contentment. 0or)ci:«lraiora'(ScSs)

§ remorse V2. (ftoâjo ora. (Sr^w\ succeeded.

(Btacraâjtm favor. (HK)aa(@ai«nSc2;os arooi^m

Bhr. compliantly.

(graosâinb favorer, n-jlfmocu 5) jii^sj^roTlcrn ora'

raoain 5).-Lj'ororao(b KR.

r8Taad{@ejos(j^ false friend.

(Braa9i@ajS5g_j§c9^ to favor, help towards, ma.

Sig-jÔDtJ)^ MR.

denV. (sracraigjiij^ces) f . i. mrafoi^rm tgtaoaêjl

:^ orfl^ MR. aid. crooâ^<Sicb cgra^Tjilnrn

aQ&>(SB(jQo ora'-^ Q_j06roi^ gave similar

evidence.

«SCdCQ>dd&(S\dd& TP,=(graaa'âolcS6).

(©fSnr2ce<2rio anuktam S. Unexpressed.

(®fZ)Or3(âo anukramam S. Succession, oraoe

(âofsl) one after the other (po.)

denV. (Hra03(^01(95) f. i. mjo °iai5l<9' — sono:

ronf) (cyasfnlemo arm tsra — rrra Bhg 1.

completes one revolution.

C0f<5nrS(S'ÔC/9o anukrosam S. Compassion, s

gglajsngooiJl (HTO. KR.

OSrSCYoCOCYb anugail S. Follower.

fsraoBOoamo following, esp. by dying after the

asoros'. husband =(gTaajf03S)S tsraOBCOZCT)

6)00 mm Mud. Ought I to die with my

kings?

den V. (St3aaco(alc6s) to follow, attend; with Ace.

& Soc. mrocurosmos (graoacozltSasicaoKR.

(SfilCRtêrOo anugunam S. 1. Conformable.

2. secondary qualities, described as fourfold

KR2.

cSironrsdc/poDo anugraham s. 1. Favor, pro-

pitiousness. (opp. onl^âOo) gj'3C'a_i.'3Da9^nDo

6)Q:0sn^ .aJDaiosrasg Mud. 2. blessing- caorua

oa^j/jaOLacSranb Bhr. able to bless and curse

effectually. (Hraoaj/jaoxiocOa sijiiogjl, (maajaK

(ma. 6) oK^ BrP26. ag^cnao oj(g}S\<ss> mnno

CS2J oQcm (Bra. S)-aJ(m KR. a blessing described

'BT3aj5)n6o calrofrglfcA ^m^ZjîcB-Do-miiTiemch

(@§1 (9>ro6!3Bch rosp|o ff>xi^ ora. s)jijôc>D KR.

den V. oraaa'ÔoDlces) 1. to grant s-jniocu^gionb

(Sia'^ Nal 2. granted her to discover, fsra

(to1<Sc9) rnlgjonb mra. fffrat^nna (Saxia-cb rgra'

(2c9s)Simo KR. may the gods be propitious

to it; to bless. Q(j)S)nm (gTaaa(j£)QDl^\ai

(po.)

cStt)rYaj2jroorbm.fDlf. anujarah-i s.Foiiower

(sraOS -aJrai"ia 0.0300ail AR 1. with their train.

tstaoajijrolcaiocsiJlfolceia crcQliao KR. follow the

husband.

den V. (STaa3-Qjfalc9s) to accompany, attend.

asr^nrd-oJlrWo anujiSam S. Unbecoming, fma'

0ocai (T022iomo Mud. an honor out of place.

asronrssôro anujah S. vu. (Biaonlc/anb, (marnlaz;

nfe, fern. (StaoBea, — ea.-onxl after born, younger

child, younger brother and sister.

fSTaa3e3neior)j9fii(ro)o the 10th and 19th asterisms

after the mi2cr).3£a'ô TrP.

OSf^CTo^Cu] anujivi S, Servant (po.)

(&^CRi&!^ anuj'na S. Permission, mandate,

(grgjeîaaô (sraaaEîatiô KU. rgia. 6) s>.o s'l^Saô

wonh Bhr. took leave.

(Siacumora!) (macraessroiOit^moâri (BTa(Sa2/0©^3ilfa(!

cozl<98(Tra KR. with his leave.

(SifOOQroiDQ-Ja anubabam S. Regret, repentance.

a.waaotffi^ -oflrral^ oia. (sroraig Bhr.

den V. otaodfaiajlcsa to regret etc.

(©rafYSWyi— (©rOo^S 29 csfocTdso— (srocYaa

(Siôra.'rsw.QoanuttainamS. i.Be8t=at3T3)(S0o

«5ia0o f.i. (sraa3i5TO)0cO(TTnBhg. 2. M. also bad.

(©reoci'^lnno, csi^nrae'cuonjo anud'inam,—vasam S. Daily.

aSY?>nrsonCBlato anunand'ikkas. To be comfort-

ed. (Hran(2g.05 (sra'^SJôôoDvit) Bhr. kindly.

(tSfSOSnOCO'o anunayamS. Consolation, respect-

ful address. oracrsmcQJSi'BroiDSis ojosroi^ Bhr.

coinplaisantly. fBT3. 5)-aiogijl (msnagjl-^ KR.

consoled, ongjoj) rara. Bhr. patience is needed.

C. V. to comfort, persuade. moTiocaJl o-josrorojcra

cocan^âjQa <aalg-p^ Bhg 4.

(SâaPODCrolc&io anunasipm S. Nasal, gram.

CSrt)CY3o_>(2 oanubamam S. Unrivalled. maodcLAiz

rasTDo a-iFI-^ CrArj. fffraciS'Lja S)c&.osl KU.

king's flag. ,'3roa3o-j0a_ji&itfl RC.

CSÔrgQ_lD(TDoanuba6am S. Proportion. @nyoa

cuD(Uio)i9i'o^QOajo Bhg 6. being equally pleased

with each other.

(Sf^CTda-iOCno anubanam S. Drinking after,

vehicle of medicine.

(Si^nr^g-J dBi anuppu'jfa T. a M. (maod T. Te. C.

to say, see cgraoo) To send; in official style

Q®y(ml (Htaodgjlon <9>o'2jo o^nnorab TR.

(SfZXyb&OJCrVJo anubandham S. Connection,

as of acts & consequences. soiiDcreaucouo cu

folc9s)C2J0(ai) Nal 1. seeing the bent of her mind.

den V. (BTgjQ-KSraraos (ST3CTd5iX)caDl^'1§nm cru

cnjfBtS) KR. misfortune coming out of

happiness.

(SrSnra'SQ-Jo anubhavam S. l. Enjoyment, ex-

perience. (Q_)i^cafii (Biaoaeajo egg (8iô^3(b

MR. the peons who see it daily, mroi&joassxio

suffering hell-punishment. 2. produce, all

advantages arising from possession. o^cSlca; dho

ejo (sraaaeajo (a_)0osr!')0oai6ic9>osn|TR. as his

possession is proved. 0)032? aâacruo sxx)^ m>.

gssmgo TR. the rice harvest, cfeoaicrasajo the

produce of a tree (one of the 4 gscc/o) nnej

sijacb (ffroaaeajdjflacao ajaDDrai MR. when they

bear less. (Bia. a®So 5) jiiom^ tree in full bearing.

3. fruit tree. (maase^Jffiracbsiaj-^MR. planted

the parambu. 4. grant of a land at a pepper

corn rent in reward of service, also symbolical

present of a betel or cocoanut at the time of

executing a deed W.

tsiaaaeajlcSs) 1. v. a. to enjoy or suffer, possess.

(gol ogjoofoi Qgjg(a_)a)orao (sioa3eaj~l-^ MR.

how did you come by it? cu6Tno(So_)0Gjo <fl^

§1 (gTaa3e-.xng_jonb cruoco'm) ojcrnlgj TR.

2. V. n. 0(gJDa32/O3lJl 5)aj^«SaTTm 6i<0n(SJô

ongcss) (graoaeojl^ CLinrra TR. enjoyed all

the rights. (mactSiS^jlgjoooctel (tnsrosmo TR.

put us into possession. cnlScQJOCOo cuonTl

<m<m eicn:s\^rna cnoc/363i3c)o e,moo (Siacies

culcaffl gj^Bhr. eflojQB §S5ijo ojcmodaQj)

^1§o ChR.

make to enjoy, cijroo S5jii'5yo)fmôo(gT33-i55nr)

(STaoBSOjIgjltSiso KR. render to, avenge on

him.

(iSi^nrsôOJo anubhavam S. i. Symptom of

mental states, (gojcia sia'Donoaaeoojo ajfmOTail

Nal4. silenced his objections. 2.= (a_jSDaJo.

aaODoaeoajcib magnanimous, high dignitary.

<®rOnrd(§fO^ aiiubliu6i S.^tmaaaecuo f.i. cruj

ccDOdtg^^ Heavenly enjoyment. o)5),Uca50io

ojejrtJi (Sioas(§(aic3jocan PT3. = (5t3a9SQjl^cu

mocail.

(&Zi(yd(SÔ(y)o anubliogam M. (from S.)Enjoy-

ment, usufruct (= oraaasajo) iSiaxiffroislcs^SiS

(STa'05)gjoTR. it is the company's own. rooKjatcia

TR. Government has the usufruct. (maoafSsoco

n_j(ro)odeed of hereditary grant (= (5raaasajo4),

also (saad(Ssocos)<Bs,o<^.

(grocrsS/gocolces) to enjoy (also of coitus.)

((S^^CTdOinf] anumaSi S. Consent, leave. (SXKtrH

cs^5)S 0lipl(0)gl,T3() 6i(b (gro. S)Q>0(£\^ Nal 2. an

encouraging glance.

dSi^CYSQiroerDo anumaranam S.=rBTaaaco0(r)o.

0o,-a)oaj (BTO. 5) jxicmUR. Died with her husband.

(SfsrrafflD— (Srâaaj 30 cc^nraojD— (sroorarro

(CfOoraODOnoanumanam s. infcrcnco, guoss.

(Icn V. roTOoaalcQs) f. i. rsra'dilsinbo o-iroliaoem

6)csa)(sactd<S\ (BsiOo Gan. from this you may find

the amount, oqcto) (Hra^sooo^ (m3a3(2lg_j@

RC46. compare.

(©ôaaoai), (tSir^nrsoJDOfb anumaii,— van

EC. Tdbh. Hanuman.

(SifCoaSfflOGo anumod'am S. Approval, joy. (m-

(S(oi3)05 §io s>^^ AR. (mo'oiaos (srgifS^rfino

Qjii^ Bhr.

(Sf?)a3CQJD(re) anuyatra S. oijiiigi, Bhr 2. Accom-

pany for a short way. mra. (Sq_joc9i V2. (mp

6)^nmcB''g_jl^ KR.

C®f5nf9(SCQJDCOo anuyogam S. Question,

den V. (gra'colces) to enquire Vi.

(SreoQfDo&Oio anuraktams. Attached. (Hiaajglfal)

(8iaQaroceo)Onoai?l VetC. enamoured.

(S<7)C(b(06f^Cn fondness. eaooerocX) rara. (Btg)

mTlKR.

C. V. (a-)e3iSi6)a (ST3a3fD6iBslg^c9acrra KR. gains

their love.

(®f?!nrdfDDC/ô tender love, foiaalrai rsra. KR.

(brothers) (Q_ê3(e5c)3cSQ ciOiaalral (sra. Mud. are

fond of us. ^smssBch (fhsôrab (grafdnm i ora'

Qjo (33Jsmo veil, desire for them.

CTna3oa3roooDl<Sic)o Mud. the adherents of N.

Ct5vt)nr3^Q_io anurubam S. Conformity, corres-

ponding with. cS)ZEoas(fO3Q-j0oQpJaso aoejo KR.

(gTa(ail<s&j<e5) 'sraasô.jaocans fosrôo cruocefol

csjjo ruosrai^, Qjoa.'BKOfm isra'aoca ojiplais MR.

©j:^ 003(530-10 Nal 2. adv. — hence (HT^raiaoaB

(f3ajoao(b Bhr. those like himself, ojoaraaooa

®ti_jnb CG.

(©fÔSSaio-Jo anulebam S. Ointment, rubbing

with sandal powder etc. ^^coanuoOdejlaAnb

KR 5. racSO)ZiOiôo5Turaoa3(2ejcuar)ab KR.

(SifZ)rY3(BeJD2)o anulomam S. Going with the

hair or grain, favorable.

cStDoraajGlcee^ anuvadlkkaS.To permit, allow.

(HratdnonocdJlg (sra'Sceflsmo VetC. (srgjo o^nrn

-Bta':^ consented. roo05)cr) g)framao);0)Oc)oajonb

ora'ScSsiemo KR, oicnjroont) cnoajjosiro ojiS) -sra

Qjrn (BraaaajBl^faicmjrat) TR. grant.

(©ZlfYSQJOQo S. permission, leave, oôoloan

aceaojô (5t3. PT. I give you free leave, oj elaj

crostBra (graaaojocroo (vu.) «nfoi(S5, ojosoiga) TR.

(^(TBOJonb (H13. ajftsmalês) TR. rnlecschcaeo (aro.

oQaEblral; KR. if you also agree. rsraunS (ht3. «»

mTl§<S(g) si3)6aBcb QO)§tDra)g TR. (313)0 oQcmod'o

^g^ TP. assent.

(©^nrdCUfCYOToftiab anuvarta-yaii s. Follower,

also ajoaetaoajDoaxicsWcffioo ojcSgisimnb KR5.

a5raciaQJC!5T3)ano6)^c™i-!t)Bhr.Ishallobey.(gta((TOo

raraasajnsral-^ KR. submitted to the missile.

CSfSOBCBQjeJo anuvelam S. Continually, mra.

Qjl(Scr)osl-o4 AR.

(®rz)Oc)C/5CQ;o anusayam S. Regret, also tmacra

(GifQrYdC/9orr\51ce6^ annsasikka s. To advise,

reprove gently.

(SrcnQfôCOo anusangam S. (oroocoo) =01303

roocoo.

CtSr^CTQcagDOno anustlianam S. (ctudd) Perfor-

mance, esp. of rites. orcfTôoat£goooo=arocTiDiO

(912130, (QJ(Tn0O3d^0mDSl(&C>3 6)-^^ VCh.

(StoOBcfiglcfls) (p. part. (5t303cEQl(tj)o) perform,

observe. 5)6nj'cuu0oô ogj^josojo (graoac^

(8i95)5rr)o KU. spread, roosacuo^jo {sra'-^jgo

m§^ KR 4.

C. V. (5r3oac^g_jl(S5) as iQ^dDo ora. UmV. (the

spiritual guide).

as^nrsrojoruUDOOo anusandlianam s. Investi-

gation. (WOT)_iooacrocm)3mo = (cgjajemajo rata

rainâJDonajo anoooajo KeiN.

(©rSfYBrrofDo,— (Denoo anusaranij— ranam

S- Following, obedience, raraoacroroo 6^<9505n§o

(ajlcsi;ojDaijo 5ia>06n|o ojcoroialajoctol KR. by

indulgence. (sraosarofOsmaj^cDo Nal 2. con-

ciliating word, raiac^j ocasocoo (gra'emaocsiil q_i

osrorgi MR. spoke for the plaintiff.

(BTaoBcroroîcSs) to obey, acquiesce, imitate, on)

65i3c)a (ftoxisrois^canroi) (maVcy TR. <&)g-jao<Sajo

5)t>j (m':sA ^%^ ^^ subject, raraajsôo rata'

^ ff)CLi(Sc9a6mo Mud. employ him according

to his prayer. ojicjulcoaoT) ojluTlta-jiflioroo

(sreoacTOD— <s(^cmi(& 31 csfQcrêm— cs^(y^,m

(sra'-^rnl^ TR. acquiesce in the verdict,

ODo (5rool6roro)0f3i) (sra'cSsrmg aôaa^ TR.

wink at it. aôj cofOfTlsiSia (Sta'gjonti enjaio

assngo KR. can I follow, imitate thy flights ?

C. V. f. i. anaii^smeses)^ (graoaorofDlg^^ô

AR3. make to follow.

(E^nrarroOfDo (Loc.— sro) according to. |ta)

ff)ro (sracffiôejo (jozaociaaroorosmaoaiil KR5.

let the ambassadors go as justice demands.

(sraaaoDDrol follower.

(tSTSnrsrojjDroo anusvaram S, The nasal sound

represented by o, gram.

(SfOO^Q_!o aniibam S. (f5Tacrd+ tsragj ) Watered

land, moist country or climate.

CSr^rr§)fZ8anuruS.(thighless)Sun"scharioteer,po.

(tSi^fVjfZDo anr5am S. (griro) Untrue.

(®rS(200 ane see (gracr).

(tSrQ(gOOd95o ane'âm S. More than one, many.

(5T33cr)(9)COo, fSiatsnoiS) qjIcjoo manyfold. (grasm

<95o (sa<Scni 00 qJI§ ojiSnanb CCh. quite alone.

(HtaSciniSiocarifDo Bhr. many thousands. (5T3<Scn

<9)o (5ra®an(3)o raoa3(95)02i0(b KU. culfoib 'Htosot)

(0)0 Q_)0C2;D<b RC.

plur. orasooâiib many persons.

(Srsffiffinoajfb, n. (CirSbie^no.-jô aneivar,

— ttum T. a C. a M. So many, all (='313'®

Ojjo) syr. doc.

(S^rW:o anSam S. 1. End, limit. (STa(T3)5)tnT3)(tyo

aS\:£\ CG. died. (3Ta'0^gjOo)ra)O«a (201300 un-

bounded. raT3,Ta)a^^05)O)0as cniSoroo-ajrarsjora!)

CG. immense joy. (majg^nmrnnoQjRStoralBhr.

stopped. 2. T. Te. C. Tu. (= jiJcTOo) beauty.

(StacTOo 0ol(9) 1. a fencing trick, jumping

back (?) ; to out a sommerset (Stonroojo i^cnjo

(BTDO^srara), ooltijcai^nrn aftotacroo aolsroi^ TP.

sign ofjoy, victory ora. ao^^raij; gymnastics

(Sts. 0'rolc0aOfonb an accomplished gymnast.

2. (Tdbh. (sraonoo ?) to be enraged, lose control

over himself.

CSr?)rr?Dde5ab anba-âil S. Destroyer, Tama.

(B»a(TO(O)0&JC2;o Hades. (gra'tBtJslcmcBJcas) kill, po.

i3TaiTO(S3oro)o ojosrai^sajocaTl vu. (grasnroocroo

died suddenly (by Tama's spear ? or (gracro)

005)0 to the very end).

(Sr?)orc^6YDOft) anbanah T.m. (beautiful, cool?)

A Brahman. (Staaa)(3smD-oiraa SG. oranrosimnao

rolrai) Qjlodjooruo SiPs.

(SfOor^g, c®rorf5)fb an6ah, anSar S. (Entos;

intus) Inside, in comp. f. i. (maorosc^jijo AR.

with inward grief.

(Brant!) 8 (ftfOCTDo 1. the inner organ, heart,

mind (including am 8 sryl^Tl (sra.-ÔSBjOfOo

ÔTDic) (Hra'cnralmosrgDcaJl roerg oddzo viz.

<zcr>^ , enjl^ KeiN. ora'dsialrol) jjloo))

ônb Mud. (5ta'(Cial(t)ii Qj(rarDre)lc9a consider

'Bra'cmalrob nnlc@jca0O3i?ls (BeruouSltftao TR.

you will surely perceive (hon.) 2, favor.

(= lannrrg ) coajem .5)a rsra. oj

aul-^ Qjsirasmo TR.

(SraoTO 8 (xjroo women's appartment in palace.

(sraoo) 8ajrala50Oib females of the palace.

(Branra) 8 ajrosoHa^fsi) (xilaajotTOo Nal 4. faith

in women.

CS{^CCG)(bo an6aram S. 1. interior, interval, fm

OTOfOo S)i&iD@23o Mud. that's the moment, sc-ao

aro)(Sfa whilst, also ojlejoculcSgo (gTanra)<SfO as

he wailed (po.) @56OT§0onra)t§fD CC whilst.

2. difference. (a)Zt?lra?> tDg.s)(^ staoTOfOo, <s?lie ooqo

(saôoQo (OisoBglejgg (staorofDo CS. calcSfla

S)jaiâT)izj)lom (sra'cijo ^gj TR. shall be pun-

ished without fail. (SiatoilaT) {gra. Qjrolia5 ©gj

jud. shall be surely done. Ota. o^nrnlsai;

doubtless.

(®iT)rW)fDoCOo anSarangam S. (cBTao(ô) Mind,

secrecy.

(SYDCYlDroD an5ara(Instr.of(gTacTO)(b) Inside. (sraoTO

rooojora eojonb meanwhile. 6)Q_jDig^ fmornlfai) tgra

froroo 6)-aimoBhr. 0«smo (^(SyTlnmoTOtô ojlipl

6rai3)onb RC88. in the nose, oraororoo ool;2)(ijl

-oi Mud. =g)gglf3i).

(STt)Or^,rtiDf5iao an6araltma S.Heart.fBTa'ajlnrn

arts eul(Tn(a) (ijl(2c;3cmlô asi^ SiP4. you

have a deep grief.

feirZ)Pf?nfDD— (Sropf^Qj 32 (SrOPfTOQlJD— OSrapfcTldBjo

(S^rYWfDDCQô anSarayam S. Obstacle— M.

trick Vi. (BrarrarooazjcOsiOfDnb crafty Vi.

(G^rY<T,ft)Dô anSaralam S. intermediate space.

<2(i_iDa)c2;oroi 3uazan)(t)0(S^ CG. (= QjaocvD<S(ti)

cSK)cma>oQ.(SO)^mh gjggcixb KN. castes placed

between the 4 original ones (as (HraaoJiuajD

av\ etc)

(S^Cm:(6\<:Be anSarikka l. (intereo) To die f, i.

Brahmans, to disappear, fail. — (graowra'faio

dead. 2. to differ. miSsS.TSia) 5)a_iaSca5iQjo gjgo

(S)6!SBd)(rl (SK>aa)(S\^ <Sc/D.£noCS. the difference

between that sum & this.

ffS<li<y^.fS]c&ô anSarlksam S. Sky. ora'taiaosa]

cumo Q^nrrao (uoma ojoto ag)mooQj)_aiOfol_^Ti.

(tsrQP(Ty)fD°la_Jo anbaribam s.(=aJla_io) island.

Nal.

(GTôra^CgrD, (Loc.) fSf&CWXSfO&no aii6are,

— ena S. (Instr. of Braooroo q. v.) between.

rGTOOTT/CbaDo an5arga6am S. i. Entered,

hidden f. i. a (^pjSroooDo = (gtadbtsraôTo ajo

o)g_jS0o)(3) ©ro"lc9ao(2aoDQj amed. 2. mental,

thought.

(Sf^<yG)(^(iDo anSargrham S.= (araara)8ajfoo

KR.

CSrSprc^^ÔOo anbarjanam A Brahminee

(=^ (STa<aic3ia)Z0) mn:y^railf£lca^5)s gj^rma a(b tsra

arosôo.'oialfm oraojroocuo gtjrgocsri TR.

(Sr^jproiojonoo anbardhanam S. Disappear-

ance. (Hia.unt) {granracjusoniaaa!;) Arb. oalajcaTlfDl)

(gra'cijosi^cm VilP. vanish, as Gods. fsra. (o-jo

ojl_^ Brhmd.

c®f?)rttr;f§QLjl:66),aii5arbliavikkas. Be included,

intervene, ojl.-aio m>. Bhr. will not enter.

cSfOfYU^ÔCOo anbarbhagam s. inside.

cs^(yG)Q:^Q,0 anSarmuda s. With inmost joy

AR4.

(GirCrrOKgjDCOo an6aryagam (m''s):mi ^sssqI

Bhr. Inward sacrifice.

(SrOOTTjCgjOal an6aryami S. Inner guide, soul

AR2.

(SfZ)cmiCLJCU)\j (Era pro jOlifSY^l an5arva5i,

—

vatni S. Pregnant (po.)

OSi^rWjQlJorrOo anSarvasam R. Living within.

a5Y?)OTr,QlJDaDd650ft) anbarvaliapii s. (=(3T3

(TO)^D0l) racoa'i (313. God AR a.

C&Zcr^.cro Oq_Jo anbastabam S. Burning grief.

(EtZjO^dOJCtodcoJI anbavasayi 8. (onorroo)

Barber po.

c®rorYôt?a, csr^jpruôcoio anSalam,— ayam

1 . The cross plank in a jangada. 2. bar, as

before window, oro. ©§* to lay bars across

Vl. 2.

C^rSPfWDô anSalam ((Bracauoq. v.) Pride, high-

mindedness. den V. — Vi. (marro)oalc6s).

CST^rroTl an5i Tdbh. crccr^, Evening, often

called gajoD)^; both joined (srarRs'cqô (Saanrol

0^0 fgT5)(S3®auocb ojrocsi^rai) orassiRSBsmo vu.

csmroo agaTOl(S0O(T!nlc!ioSajog.o TP.— (2a_ioco

onocb (BT3cn»l<s« Mud. (marnnlscajoao till eve,

continually. (3rarn3)lcaoa2?l it is late. OTamartnlroo

fOTS) Q_i6n'riQ)<a)05"§ (HracTOlc2)0i95irro^ prov. do

not continue the work beyond eve.

Cpds. (5TOrro)~'::ajajg_j red sky. (5Ta'g_jDC32;5)(i_ioairolcLri

CG. A golden plough.

ffftacnnlraialral the evening light. (STasl^fwalcSao

mro'cfiô e,(Si iZjS ojcrnlgj marks of a well

ordered household, however poor. The

ancestors require the light.

oracTOlaaiib (S. crccnUjoroocoo) Tuberosa or

Polianthes; mraoâajrol perh. the same,

or Mirabilis Jalappa? Rh.

mxv^ZciOOiho^ch KU. a Paradevata.

(BracTO^cajoajgglai nb a med. plant (tgra'oinbo (gojib

a. med.)

(StarralajjoceQ night's rest. ^(SoDSi'OTa rao;®)

calrai (sra'ctelcna Qjros§ TP.

(STacKslajlatfls ooucefl TP. = (gracrala5K3)lrDl. tgta

n:TOlQjlg.o9oTl(Tra smroiaocffll TP.

(Sôrfild&io anSi'yam s. i, ((btooioI anti, oppo-

site) Near esp. Loctgracrols^, onlsmcSffl (aiarro)^

<oc0) Qjma CG.= (gt3§i2<fls); si3)Dnb fgiasmsraiôejo

(HtanrolSiS) (prayer) may I draw nigh!

2. (fSTOCTO)o) what reaches to the end. (Q_)05Tr)a

az»lc9)0ocBj ssmjuo KR. punishment that lasts

till death. (gi3aald}.0a|.o tstarraainb CG,

cSrt)6)rYô(Sno— (©rcrmo 33 (®f5nnnfsfc— asrsorto.^

(srQr(^Zo=(sa?p£\ô 1. & 2.

(®roff)rrô(Snoc/B_irDab an6onesvaran Nasr.

po. Eternal Lord.

(©tiPô anSyamS. (rstdcmo) Final, last, mranrmj

(012210 Bhr. burning the corpse.

(sranTOiesob a low caste.

OJYOiOgjo antram S. (ôrarnnoo, G. enteron)

Entrails, med. commonly m^fQG)o,

C®fZ)(SOQDô andolam S. vu. (gratScroaao, 6)0^

SoTOsS-oWhat swings, a litter, tsra. ag>o^ ojo

6)gj^ Nal2. tgTa3.i3oala>ajoaOcS--ri20(b Bhg.

the palankin bearers,

(3t3Soto 00^(0)0 S. swinging, agitated. ota'aDcsn

OTXSfmroo (srgjcuaou, tsTD'aocîzsimgi cs^;auo

Bhr 7. waxed doubtful.

(©fOrrUJo andham S. Blind, infatuated. (3T3cnuro

eajcaanaorooairi CG. also (granvuiftib the blind.

oracTLDaioooLDnb,— cnDcaainb Camsa, the prince

of the blind CG.— alsr^Doim (mDOXUmocdyinna

^rral^ Mud. thunderstruck,— (Sraoiuai, (Ba

aW(S)Jo blindness. [calfalissMud.

(sramuaiDfOo S. darkness. oiaorLOi&DfOcSQsreo

(SracTVO.aiamj S. great darkness (po.)

(ffracuufoioialijipo (perfectly dark) a hell, ora'^

CTU0DCr>(2Oo <S35reo Mud.

(HtacnUDCl (see (gracraoao) bewildered, fool,

hence oracnUDalfoiJo, f5t3au)oa^:54 So-iaai,

CV. fSTOiTiDoalgJlasi to bewilder. fsracncDal

Sd bewilderment. [Pasture, food, po.

OSitinruJoro andhasSUS.(G.anthos, Soma plant)

I. (TSTQnnno annam S. ((BTaanno) i. Eaten, food,

boiled rice, livelihood, oranmvxjomj meat and

drink (po. also (granmraoruo). (8iafmii(rruo food

and raiment, coacbsocoo oQaiaig otanmo geSl

ÎsssiDo VCh. support of king.

(3T3(Tna^S|ri;^c/ajrola Bhagavati.

ffltaoDfSeal green vitriol.

II. (©ropnoo annam (and (mcmc^?) Tdbh. aoo

cruo A swan or goose, hence fsraracacmo. It is

celebrated for its walk & as being able to

separate milk mixed with water, ojoailral) aioi

rarmo (So_iOo)aj CG. (ftaânb OLjonrra ojonfe ora

cmssB&j QcLjow QJtfl <2ajo<0!nmSgjo5)ej UK.

I follow the great as crows the swan.

(3T3aDS^c95)Dsl the swan standard B.

(HTaaT)msc9s)DfDr3ii^l, ftnarmo ^5>srro) (Banms

caooV) RCio9. = aOocrccooialan1.

CE^nnnf?n) annal (prh.^^tBranno II.) a bird

of stately walk, (Hrarmdignrxb mscffiscbBhr. —

crying voice (BTDcmcSoj nol oQ'T^ crocrotroo (S&

y^ma CG.— The 2 birds are distinguished in

CG. 'matmssBcX) s.xjDSiai fosrmi-mlrab o-TlnDosâi

(5tanT)o)aj<SgL_j3nej a.rasroi^ ajlsom children imi-

tating.

cmxTTd annu M. (T. C. (mchq, from tm) That

day, then <Q>5rsSn"n. Bhr i. ever since I saw.

(SKtrra ffio-jQaraiDo 1. the price it will then

fetch (doc.) 2, a certain tenure.

(BTacmriTD day by day, (gracmma Q_i6m1«^<^

by daily work, ecuJT|cm <&;D<2jt'0i3)inT) (sa.

oQîoil QjroltQiOô eaj6Tr)o TR. from time

to time. (sracme.-BKsg the production of that

day. fSTa<2ar)SS @5n| tmijjgjcinlcOia CG. (gis)

I shall at once be flogged.

asrsofbo-^, (SfQcn^ anbu, ambu t. m. (C. Te.

(8raai)3i, Tu. cgtaoco) I.Love, affection, oia

(2auo§ aiaio^.-otaafol) tsiag^ (prov.) rgracaiooorsi)

gcnJOQ, if love fails, the right fails also (of

family connection, joint possession), hence tera

rnjo ôojo KU. (HTacriDgyDiTsra acra-iUjftSo aicnll

^D.TSi^D aiocaeyo VyM. 2, also trust, devotion,

(OifcA.xjoao (atasmjD§ <ftcTiji§!Sn"nn6 VilP. ora

ouoo (SY3)tplainrai) i^sobI KeiN. fgracnjaio ajcto

rara. 6)a_ioipl6ti3i5 ojcnS^:^ CG. oraTLilfai) qQ)§k^

gladly,

hence (BTa3)CTuy>o loving ajOxiCD (sra, (zncnjl RC24.

QaaigcQicnntiScucOcDiaainbRC. dear child.

(manbo-jftb 1, lover, friend, (gracrufolral! mrantio-i

crao Qjoufoltal) ojcruaao Bhr 2. 2. husband

0dj0<sic)oce«nba_inb RCiis.

(TJ>TOnt)a_Jd&) (po.) to be fond of, connected

with, cuaicnlajnbxjnm a_ia,e3®ajo.aJannb the

very merciful. -Qj^gJlajl(2ô§ Shenb (S&dswiZo

5

(SrQOQjQ— cercrn .ocoio 34 (SfsnojOOo— (S^no-jcQJo

canbajacnj CG. tbc arrow consisting in the

glance, (Sijprab (Oinbrmaio mraobaji)) 00 <2j^m

crul CG. abide, dwell. .SiDsroislroeoaosciajo c/a

©jrosiro Anj. residing. ajliPcalôSiiO) i2i(m^w

cnjlm ajlel-oasmab RC, (=^@g) ojLiilajocsiilrot)

cnlnDauD5)(0i (.ijlong<Sa_iocan CG. quickly, cma

nbajicino(b aafsrooflfoo csajaiiSvck) CG. were en-

gaged in.

(SrOPQio anyam S. 1. Other, chiefly in S.

compos, but also (srarnj a«sajnb MR.==0q)OOD

nscunb— t3tac2jrB3(fc others, strangers, also

(Sramjcud) Vi. (srac^jfrn diversity. 2. descent

fsracôonlorra So-iDa^, tgra. i^sla^^Q) the family

to be extinct. (=(BTaan-ica'o?)

orarojeaoitnlcfifflOfanb of another caste.

sracn.'® elsewhere (po.)

(5T9T)jLQ3 Otherwise mrar^j'^^*'^-'") (sram^LDOih

rasmo change of mind, acting contrary to

(StacniLDD,-a)_io Qj-a^^^ma ajrao KumK. =

0OOOO. (gTam;i-DD(mJoa_io<a) to refuse, miacnj

LDO eajl(9sicd71^ is irrevocable (a curse)- jivl

gjcdi^rtjinb a)g-jao(3rac2)U3oojoc9s)l'^so KK5.

cannot be altered or avoided.

(SracniLOoajroi)((grac2)>-OOf3l)) ofdifferent nature —

(SyacnjLDoejgg^ another man's.

(mamiBo at another time, sometimes.

(3iarniB3(TOio Nals. servitude to another.

(BracTOje .-Uj o= ojrae^ o-

(sramiS)Qj§52gib distinguish (5rg)(;yiziD.ijlmo ea

ai3«coi3) fifram)5)g_]§52a!aj^ (Tatw.)

(5K)fnjrooî9s)0(b MR. foreigners.

(aiarnjQJcyoaocSta to transfer.

(srac^jcrrg)l=:c =CBil.

(aiaonjOfaoo for the sake of another.

gStsoQiQCQJo anyayam S. 1. injustice 'sracnjooio

cgraoojocaio o^nrrD (Sîai 0:00^.34 armojnb o)g.faKsirai)

<9)Sfaol(T)D(b SiP 3. Brahmans demanding re-

dress- (modern usually CYiiOCSuroQDl(jno).(ST3. onl

emcfle QJon.xiDcroo Bhr. unlawful. 2. cause for

complaint. g)Qj(fl« (gTac^joai'o g^s'ôainfai (Syr.

doc.) 3. M. complaint, suit. «na. s)aJo3s), S)-ai

f^, IS) ^z^^ f. i. fsraxiob onlsinbo sarab (sra.

6)-qJ^ (jud.) (BTo:un!) êsasicn 5)^<m oQcm

QQ)5)abo rsra. (sr^Stcna ; (grasoajcBralraf) (sa. 5)aj-^,

(sa. S)aj^ ojomj TR, the disputed land, ora

ajrtSa")s<S0foi) 6)aj,2j (sm, Qtm^cal-ai, (sr^ croa

srmalmo faiD£y,rf3fflî-3!) ora. <g6mDCJulajl:£^ MR. (grgi

(Sihcbo-Tlcaaoo, (513. o_iocsi'Do TR. shall prosecute

you. 4. (mod.) the plaintiffs (StocrijOcacSsioronb

f.i. (sacnôzio rooanb the plaintiff R. oia.'njo

cffio (o-jfrnliQicb MR.

(graf2jOcajS5g_j§<a)=((3Taf2jOC2;o 3.) to lodge a

complaint. (HT3g ajlji)oroli9acm(znl(rn ora's

sued for consideration of his claim, 'gia'g

Q_)Ocnj MR. the p. under litigation, mra'g

(5Tj)2Q_jafial^ (pid.)(gT3nrn1c2JDCi2;5)g_j§ora!iKR.

(SYOrnjOOo anyunam S. Not deficient, (gram, nn

eoeamo CG. unspotted. (macn,(Dfooooon_iosroT^

Mud. most tenderly.

cSr?)(oOQj anye (S. from (sacnô, or= a@nrnl<2c2;)

1. Without fBT3Sao<Q)o (HraSon, alone. 2. except

0R3W)O rarasc^j 05)oooR53aj<9) gj^ PT. 3.=

(sacn, other, besides. (Htaoêraraxnilcoi) (srasc^j ©roj

(ftooo 6)OTalsRji^ (SisreooA, (Brasrnj area qja

(Bjooo TR.

cSiroCoOQjDrQjo anyonyam S. ((stac^js (Biacô)

1. One another, mutually. (3Ya Sao, om, 0(^02,0

mutual dependence. (grascrijocnjxncojocniu

TR. 2. friendship, ora. curojcgSiQ' to be friend

Vi. ^Daj5lcQs>3(t) <&i@ga2D5)ro (SiaSfn,omjaocan

o-jojyl-aj TR. lived on good terms with, ora

Qj5)«> (3)3. (srgjanl gained over TR. 3. an m^

{sraSrnôm}<3c95)§ enmity Vi. (2).

(©f^nojcoio anvayam s.((HTa(TO+®)i- Lineage

(^fO(a)Dcr)_ica;(i3T3n33j(c)l) Q_^nÔ'SJ fOoeaDsSsicXj Bhr.

2. logical connection ofwords (= a_iroyofO(TOo

6njaU)o)(Bt3CTnJCSDaJ0i&jO Tatw. the word with

which it is constructed.

denV. (ffram-ioif^cSta to construe (gram.) (513

Qjl(uafcra)omc-aD((TOo (sra'ôlsrar^ KeiN. in-

terpreted.

(Sr5nn_i(gaj— (SrQn-icn 35 c(Sfr)o-jj3j— a^ci_iro3

(Sr?)oo_i(gajQ6g^6o (?) anvavedaniial Bhr.

Udj'og. explained as secondary sciences, viz.

casnao, eonoo, tgral^canoo, (ai2a_j3aolreg(perh.

(sacDAZij^zue).) [ever.

(®^500_iaDo anvaham S. ('gtaoa+fsraios) Daily,

(©^noJlrZDo anvi6am S.((HTaod + ^) Connect-

ed with — roceraomjl'Oio bloody, etc.

cevannJlcB^ anviksa S. (aDnjcSa!) Philosophy,

also (ffiamjlii^ri Vi.

(grocDjlcô & (grasnojôaiô sought.

(®it)(5OO_Jca2i0 — cmsmo S, ((fftaod + a.-aa) 1

.

lookinsr after, search (E5raocoor)0£(DJ:fi3o ffl_ajrQ)

KR5. (Siocgj 'sra. investigation (jud.) 2. care

fsraajm (gra-oilsntad) (sra'smalgj MR. does not

mind it. (mcnjraocn roo^ (Hra'aDQaH ajfrnotrA TR.

if the government should be entrusted to the

Rajah.

(SK)'2cn-i:£S\<as; 1. to seek, inquire, investigate

vu. fsrascnjconlcfls. 2. tocarefor fSDescQiD'^j

Qjo mnDocsin mra'^ramD KR. oooo (ma'cOa

OT) alc83 TR. the country under my charge.

emo TR.

(®fOo_J aba S. (G. apo — L.ab— ) off—, fre-

quently confounded with (graxi.— Privation,

inferiority. South (opp. ^«A),

(SrZ)Q_jde5So abapdam (S. better (sraajaiso)

Mischief, adventure, r^y jj^^j

(erSo_idftifffi&noo aba-yarunam s. without mer-

<£(â^<£bcô aba-yarsam S. Detraction, deteri-

oration. dcnV. — cfia^caa to scorn Vi.

as^Q-JdftiDfOo aba'yaram s. (& (aroajf^ca; po.)

Harm, opp. ôjâroo; g)raj<9)0f^.'QTO)l(Tn md,

<9>os<Q5 be ungrateful. cn3(S«od9si (sra. ajroô TR.

loss. aa_ia)oroaj1cjuoon3caDW>nooo sT3)3nb tsra.

«naj qocto) 6)^<m (3a_i35ice;n6 CCh.

(Sido-JdJiOrol injurious. — denV. — ro^cessi (Vi.)

(Sr?)n_joe?lim(j)l, (®rDa_i^,OfC?l aba-jirti,—

khya6i S. Infamy.

(®^Q_jC/)rmo abagaSam S. (coo) Departed (sta

ec2J3<93ajo AR 5. boldly,

ojco-o) .aroojCO 01(93) disappear, be lost Vi.

C®'Z)aJ.QjCQ;o abajayam S. Loss, oracu^twolost.

rTOTip \o \')(hn abajaram S. Mistake, affront.

as^n_)^dB6ifW abajikkuru s. & M. (a_i^)

Scrophulous swelling (=a_)yce5>ornra@).

cGyCq_is!?cqJo abajayam s. (better sraaj —

)

Defeat, rout. 6iQ_jor53^ (OiSiSBa'fai) (3Taa-ie3ca/5)g_j

s (gcSlcsjô o-ioroaocan Bhr 8. s.-moaijl (Hra. eiiao

eireolsroigi MR. disappointment,

C®ft>Q_J§ abadu S. (cu^) "Weakly, sick (po.)

rGif^ci_iro)jo abatyam s. (oraQ-j) Offspring, eiônb

OTScLj^Wjarairil Bhr. I wish for a child,

(Sv^n-lLDo abatbam S. Wrong road = nal'i>

(tSf^Q-iLQjo abatbyam S. Not salutary, want

of diet. (gra'i-irt5i^ca'off)-aJ2j3<S)|amed, (sranjfo^

ei3fD5mo 5)^t^j Nid, [trick Vi.

CGi^Q_i(SQC/9o abad'esam S, Pretence, disguise,

<®fZ)Q_inOCQ;o abanayam S. Removal; bad direc-

tion, cq^ûo igra'aocail ^lasroigi Bhr 8. (=(STa

61X1^1)0). [Prevarication,

(tS^Q-iPOjOCOio abanyayam M. (ma-jmowo

G5t^n_i(Q_)LQ abapratba S, Dishonor KR,

(SYQa-jaoOOo abamanam S. Disrespect, affront.

nr)5)22 (ST3. ajfraroralcaoejo on^cS^ aiig^zom

aoaiJl onlcQDccri^ TR. I took your insult for

an honor, (Seaj^sojOaiZismcSgo (3T3a_i03anSce6)§

Qj«s.iJK))l insulted. — denV. tgiaajBOOolcOs;,

(SifOo-J^rgj abamrtyu S. Violent or sudden

death.

cSrSo-irDo abaram S. (oraajo) 1, Latter, follow-

ing, other. f5tao_iroalcr)o next day, tgra'cuafiao

the 2nd fortnight. (sraa-ifDOcip o afternoon (opp.

o^cô). 2. hinder, west.[y.^nqîghcd.

dSâJfODsflrmo abarajibams. (n_jro3e3lfa)o)Un-

aSirOn-jroDOJo abaradbam S. 1. Offence, guilt.

a!aQJsraisl(S32,'3S oôlca; (313. O-aJm TR.

against the C. 2. esp. trespass that implies

loss of caste. (sa'Xi&,o(j3:m)^rm cuojiiAto tsra

ajro3CJOf!5i(^(Tra (^d9s in civil cases pleading,

in criminal the ordeal. oraaTOSôoccTalmo

Q_j@(S^rol (|jT^(a7i6)nbo (btd, ^sng TR, she

(®rOa_Jf61— (®fZ)a_lDoCOa 30 <Sirt)a_iD(ro)o— aSf^Go-JOoOo

fell through P. M. aa6)abo rmaarooioio ao

cbaa TP.— (gr3ti_iroocju(fro^ a fallen woman.

(lenV. rarao-ifoonjlcffei to offend, ruin, debauch,

with Ace. srgjonb finoTUaja raT^'rSi's'^ TR. with

Dat. raTa5)Z0cOt)i (gra'cSaofSiaD prov. (gracrae%3

CDccTJnlfno QS5.iJ(Joajjo qj.tdot) (gra-i-jfoocjulcSe)

w:>n^ TR. as she transgressed the rules of

widowhood.

aSifOQ_Jf61i2X9lnfr)OrD abarichinnan Bhgs).

(sraa-irolS-jardQinb S. ARs. Undefinablc, incom-

prehensible.

(GifOo-JfOlalfOTo abarimi6am S. Unmeasured.

KjTao-jfSlali-momngcuorDlcjol SidD. [scarce.

(lSif^Q_l((â-Jo abarubam S. Monstrous, odd,

(St?)a_iCofQ0c8ô abaroksamS. (Q_i<sraocS£no) Not

unperceptible. tsra'âiessraiDmo knowledge of

present or visible things KeiN.

(©fao-JQJC/Do abavargam S. Final emancipa-

tion. (5raQ-JX)y:5arolg,ul=: (20o,ftftio Tatw-

(®^Q_jQJOQo abavadam S. Blame, calumny.

(Stao-jcuoel calumniator Vi.

CSifOQ_JQJDro&nOo abavaranam S . Concealment.

((S<lâ-lC/dGOJo abasabd'am S. Solecism, {sra'0a

gjDS^fm cijosia-jâice^gi prov.

cSfQQ-JoroQJjo abasavyam s. Right, not left;

from the left to the right. laJoja?^'.

(©^Q-JCTO onOo abasnanam S. Funeral bathing,

(GVSq-JOTO OfOo abasmaram S. Delirium, epi-

lepsy Nid. @n_j(0ioroo (STDa-jfTgfolce« g25)ôral

cBaejo KR. forget. [Nid. febrifuge.

aSifOo-ioDo ababam S. Expelling. ea-ifOD-xjoDo

(®f?)Q_jaOr61:e» abaharikka s. To rob, extort,

purloin, ajcvoaicV), nolejo 3n_iD:fl.(f33ft-Jsm tgra.

MR. acquire by fraud, aciofrôian (Hto. Bhr.

steal the heart.

(inafi-JaOoroo S. taking away, robbery.

(SifSa-JoDorrOo ababasam S. Derision. (sra's-DTiio

SIS @s<S0ral) s)(ao§l Bhr. [(ScSs^.

(®rZ)Q_iOd9:o aba'yam S. Raw, indigestion, o-jDai

(®fDa-JDoCOo abailgam S. ((Btaa_i) Outer corner

of the eye. jiJasiiaiOQ-jaocoeocooajejlisocolcô

Nal i. = aiSc9s)6iTb.

C®fDQ_iD(ro)oabatramS. Unworthy, unfit recipient.

(jonoo (aT0i-j2fg)'0ialra') ^&>0'^'^ KR.

(GtDn-SDQOOOo abadanam S. Removal, ablative

(gram.)

(Sf?)Q-J3nâo abanaii s. ((3Taaj+ f5T3Tb)Anu8,

wind from behind. [Ocean, po.

i-TSifCQ-SomjroTl abambaSi S. (fsraxj water)

(®^Q_JDCQ;oabayamS.(f8Ta:i_i+ @j) l. Calamity,

danger, tma'sracb cunnorai) g)ajocs2;6i5ach ©.usmo;

ajorolcjulrailroo (graajocacTUDomo PT i. danger-

ous place. 2. loss, death. o^grSlcai otd-j_io(3D

(3.T3ira)0§o ajDlgJO-iosroig) TR. fled with great loss.

(BTa,-iJ2omS,-m3)D§o (ajSiS c/alg_jDmo<9n tara. (cs)£\

fell. S)ajsl5)cQi05r@ (gra. cuma were shot, qgoo

S)g. fsra. ajfK:^^ TR. put to death.

CSYOo_SDf51Do abartham S. Senseless.

(TO)'Qjl<Sc;3.-a3o absurdity.

(E^Q_n abi S. 1. 0. Epi= 'gra(£l,in comp. 2. more-

over, also, and (ffraojlji), moojlg po.

(©fâJluUDnOo abidbanamS.((gTaQjl) Covering.

(®fOQ_g(ro)f7D_Jo abutratvam S. Being without a

son. Qê)n_j tg).-m-io fgra's.-sraiDS ScOaasgjD Bhr.

(©rSaJQ-Jo abubam S. Flour cake.

OST^Q_JCô aburvam S. Unprecedented, rare,

uncommon, vu. (BraasCô.

aSft^CBo-Joftacâbeksa S. (rgrao_j+ jD'o :9fii) 1. Look-

ing for, expectation. 2. M. desire, request.

frnfraojonb (flscrusraiglcsinfal oooo ora. s^jii^nraTR.

I beg thcH. C. also tsraeo-icSfijo f. 1. cn\6SB&><a^

(5iaSoLjaas<S:ora)OS)S o^^td)^ TR. entreated you

by letter.

(graSo-JcBâsi 1. to expect, aixngj (sra'ôfalPTi.

if you wait a little. 2. to entreat, beg, with

Loc. & Ace. also ajgjaolnrn (!na(Sa_iijai^-^TR.

crotDn oral fail (Sra'_aj, aicnjotarailcsilfat' (i_irDl(g^

^ Qjcm (BTa(Sa_j:9flilôrai; TR. if the French

should once beg for peace. (Oima fOcoaTlfficSs)

sngojilnm (Hia'cSaoTa MR.

(©fOCSo-JDaOo aboham S. (oraoj+ a'^'io) Ascer-

tainment a'3aOD(Sa_lDaD0al(&)a'fi3'> stiâ>o£)BZV

noooiriBhrs.

denV. (ffraSouDoolas) to judge rashly Vi.

(tjrDfflQ-J"D'?»— 05fSj?_lOoH' 37 (&Têt

?d^^-(®^Q_DeJo

(S^6iQ_i"0f255(3r^caJo abauruseyam s. Not of

human origin. (gT3'cffi(ni_ioa5»^fcnliTraBhr. (i.e.

(SCLiasoQctoces). [after csiocoo KR.

(t5nD(SQ_\0c4|0253 aptoryamam S. A ceremony

OSYSqIj, rtSiôVarpa, appuS. (pi. (Sr3)o_is) "Water

(grogjdhS)g.s)Si05n| eflojcoorosmo 6)jiJ^ Nal.

^StsajosnTl oragjlrabnnlfrrasrgccsn KeiN.

dSifOo-J appa T. M. A common weed, Ageratum (So.

ajcrusTOislgj^) GP64. (9iO§g_jGP65. Ceanothus

cffirulea Rh. a^Siiig-j etc.

(SrOo-Jo appam T.M.C.Te. ((sraoôjo, sragjl?)

Fried cake, bread, (sro-oaod m^ôjonb fsrag-j

eoacfe cnîz£\jn CG. (srag-jo aajraDj^rai) Si P. cuofi'

cmjOrab sâjrroigjo ojoca'orcajo isragjascs^ô (oira)

g_jsmajo BR. (for parrots).

(5rog_]c9siorartb baker— (m>j-^<a^^ oven.

(EfOo^sl appadi T. (ojS^) Tims, Tatw.

CCTuiQiOfb appan T. M. C. Te. (Tu. mother)

1. Father; also among Namburis, father's

brother cn2^S)S 6) jiio\'2iQ^nb (& jjloogjob)

TR. Qcuamgjnb & (loc.) ©ragj-aranb father-in-

law, (STDgj-oral mother Vi. (BTOg_jocal father s

mother Vi. (Hraginjnb (loc.) grandfather.

2. used honorif. f. i. a Siidra tribe- (Brag_jnao(b,

Gods rma'g-iocnj.'Sifflajab Siva rgdJsiDralcgjrogjTb

KU. Brahma. — OTBgjnbxnrorad thumb. 3. used

interj. = fargsm f. i- (ffro^nb fgrajyob sraDnb rmoso

vu. CTOciVncffiOib tara. (=cn. (St^jSit)). — Voc. (Hto

g_], (Brag_jo, fBTagjg_jo, (grag-jSo f5T3^ (loc.) interj.

of pain and surprise (comp. (maS-oO d).

CGiôÔCSS appade (.xjos) Thus CG.

^•TE,i^n_jl appi (C. T. Te. rs\7>ru.£h to clap on)

1. Plaster= (TJi(9itp1. 2. dirt, children's talk

Vi. 3. urethra B.

^®â_J appu 1. S. = stdq1i, isra^j. 2. M.= (sta

gjll. t!jTagJ@g.£hlcd^f0^cS5--,csô MM. (of a breast-

wound). 3. M. affectionate appellation of boys

f. i. QQjfflnbo (STagj<a§l & thus 4 Npr.

C®i<5o_JOo appuramM. T. (ojoo) That side, be-

yond. fSTag-JCOJO ^Ôajof37lfOl5Ti31^(2OOD(efflD5),'0)

without hesitation. ^CO 4>)Dd.io ^giaoJOo TR,

more than 100 years ago.

C!OTff)a_lD^^ appolutu (po.) & fsraSa-joch T. M.

(5ia_ioy^)That time, then. (aragj<2g_jOcb at times.

msmzoaiorab (sraSgjosy @§l (sracojiasioo TR.

as soon as he is better. (3iOoig_jO!Sy> ^sserasmo

Anj. at once, opp. cnos)^.

C&Z>{a-)<ÔC/do apra-âsam S. Secret.— cô

not to be manifested. [peerless acts KR.

CSîcL-)cm\£r.oi2i')CU aprabiTfarmavu s. Doing

feit)(a^(73Slc&.DCgloapra6i'yaryam S. Incurable,

of (Sraocoo PT.

(^^^(a-jraTlQo apraSimam S. incomparable.

a5ifZ)(o_-)(75TlfDLDoa) aprabirathari s. Without an

opponent Bhr.[— (STa)a> disappear.

CtS^(a_)nT)jdftô apratyaksam S. imperceptible

C®^(0_jOJOOno apradhanam S. Secondary,

accessory.

(Si^(a_)aDenOo apramanam S. Of no couse^

quence, falsehood. — Bia:,Q_)205n')1c&)nfe liar.

CiS^(Q_j(2(2lca;o aprameyam S. Unfathomable.

(B73. (o_)S0 3Jo Bhr. (sm. c^go Nal 4.

(S*Z)(a_)caiajr)o aprayatnam s. Easytsro'iswism

oxDculteso KR. so mraio-i^zjocroo.

cS^(a-)(ScQJD85gono aprayojanam s. Useless.

a5Y5(Q_jQj3eôj .0 apravaktavyam s Not to

be uttered AR.

(S^(a_jrrOoCr)o aprasailgam S. Unconnected.

(i5T?)(a-^cronnno aprasannam S. Displeased, ora.

onlngoiio Brhm P. (srd!^S)&>05'i^ m^cea oô^ca-

(ST3{T_jarooao (msicm (grgjiftrrra TR. regret much.

(t5rO(a_^3enol aprani S. Sickly, miserable (vu.)

i.'I5rO(Q_ÔQLJo apraptam S. l. Unattained. moiajo

ct^&l09^Q^^0WOJJ^cn6SSckiVT. illtimed—rgtafcyo

n_jio Bhr. unattainable. 2. M. rsro o-io.i-inb

incapable. ax)Da,):ijo(gra;a_)D,-tjjja9o MR. imbecile.

aSr5(Q_Jlcai3 apriyam S. l. Odious, on^tss aj

^5)0) (ma. (8rO)<S5Tra TR. 2. dislike (grD-aiosfl-.

OStÔLJ rOOOjaQjô apsaraSSUyal S. Gandharwa

women Bhg. and OTa,T_iro((Tol<d)C>3 Bhr.

(Sift>Q_Q£Jo aphalam S. Unfruitful. (BTaoriajonoaz;

crgraQ_j;ml KR. (castrated?) chiefly of barren

fruit trees. o-jiaiDOj oraooajo oal^ aispl^ TR.

deducting barren and young jack trees, oirmsoig,

CSroSYDJfSXJo— (^Zfi\ 38 (®rsrf|(^

—

(&Q(i\(2i

a.ysag etc. miooiuiZdzv^ (So-iocdn MR. beyond

bearing:.

(SôiTlf^ E. Appeal (m3.®5Tiiocju>g^(0s), srao

colaxiSlcfls) MR.

c®?.6Y2Jf3JUo abad'dham S. (unbound) 1. Irrele-

vant, mistake, misconduct, nnasô eraiDob oil

tBimob (tna. o_i06roini (ScljOo^ SG. impertinently.

a(])aD)^nrnl tma- aio§lca/^ KU. s)5>aicsD6nj(auo

5)aiOoir!| (0)1 tijlsl-^ by a slip of the hand. (TO)

6m@JO<ZiOZi^ eajggraalral) atolsrow) aJlerra MR.

by mishap. 2. untruth, falsehood. (ma.U5)m

(BT3. QjascmjQ deceived.

(SrC6YXJ(^ aljar A. Character, respectability,

fsra. gjgjD.-maxinb (Mpl.)

(©rserufijab abalaii s. Weak, siiiy.

tsraoOiGJ woman, po.

(lST?)6Y:LJ0eJOfb aBalah S. No more a child, (m

olaj oe.osrgajafa (5T3.'onD3i)@ KR.

(GrZ;6Y:y oabjamS. (tgra^) Waterbom, lotus.

(maBT^nt) moon (po.) [soon, year (po.)

a5rS5Y:yo abdam S. Watergiving; cloud; mon-

(SrseYxTl aBdhi S. Water-holding, sea.

CGv^ôCOl abhangi What is unpleasing, go

ColcfiSO (HTa'iô a®!® (SigSlSa g3@§. PTl.

(©D^CQJo abbayam S. l. Security, ora. ^(Tsrrro

Qjsmeaialrnlma CCh. ajli3nD mra, gsrgDo ARi.

2. promise of protection or pardon, tma. mrol

6)(S)mo iSiO^rai) aJlsnTlfOCTra ARe. begged for

quarter, fijraajcaio Qg)S3i3c)cKS3 rmaraifrado Q^rm^ro

nznnndi RCes, so r^ta. cuoai, ojlâi, Q-^<Bi£h,

<9)0igjj,ral) (BTD. 51-aJcTra, QQ)5)(m ro^Qfij^Sceasmo oQ)

cm (Hra. ajc0s AR. i!jro'0O3in surrendered on

discretion, (maeccêomo, (btq. s)a)D§<s« to save

and protect, 3. in Mai. a sign of protection

which Rajas gave with the hand dipped in

oil and saffron Vi.|-f unfortunate.

(®f^)<?0ô abbagyamS.Misery-WjObm.-Wj

(EifS^DQJo abbavam S. l. Absence. (macnTltmo-n

eoajtoiaofab eostoigi <£b026!S8|.o Bhr. 2. destruc-

tion, death, nonexistence; negative, gram.

CSrSSDcen&rOo abhasanam S. Silence Vi. [for.

((S^fi] abhi S.(G. amphi,L. ob)Near, towards,

(S^^âlaeeiabhikramikkaS. To attack(po.)

ajxerilcoaloee) abbigamikka s. To approach,

go to (po.)

(®fSSlss?nOo abbijanam S. Family, noble ances-

tors, also (grafllranafmjo Bhr,

f5Tasle33.'mnb wellborn,

(®r?)^^«3YZJi abbijittu S. Victorious; a sacri-

fico, noon, zenith. mdi£\^sô Qjlc/d_ie3l5).'!jrai

rrrao caoao KR.

(SfS^îvciCu) abbijnah S. Experienced, clever.

raoe3(Scn:)a.io,£le53ifflaiJo PTi.

(grarllessiaoano information, recognition, mark.

on5)gjo(b tma.'o^.-sTa cn^, oraipajgs {sra.'s^cora)

cftsngooA KR,

(SfS'iluuooOo,—(SuJCQJo abbidhanam,— dhe

yam S. Appellation, name. [Delight.

(ts<T)rS\cr)CQ\:B6) abbinandikkas. = sirapl. KR.

,

(©^^nOCOlo abbinayam S. Pantomime, roo03

(Bia^ral) oosonaosl culsl^^slnncao onsl-^ eo

cuKSBdo KR.

(tSif?)rilnol(BOJC/9o abbinivesam S. Earnest ap-

plication, persistence, (Sa5(ai(alcnjj(a50^BT3r'ej

S)ôroslonl(SQJc;3rartJ)Of<A KR,

denV, (ma'c/alcOs), (sroelcnlajli^^nti.

(©fîSloJS? abbibuja S. Reverence. (Saojai

aooA tsraeô^^^nb UR= simpl.

a5^/§l(a_jOCQ;o abbiprayamS.((5Tael+(n^+©)

Aiming at, intention, meaning, wish, (sracjj

oolra!) tgra.'aaccylfDlcBs) love him cordially, rryg)

raialeinbo rara, import, ^(^ magas ora. TR.

my advice, og)rm o^crSlces) (Sia,'igig@ MR. I

would suggest, that.

(®^^^QJo abllibbavam a. Overpowering, cara.

anisinbo asirrro ojroa.TTa KR.

(S<Z)ri](2iOTio abbima5am S. Desired, chosen, ool

6)ciio (STD. 55-aiogjc3i state thy wish.

(S^âirg>)gnoo abbimantranam s. Bespeak-

ing blessing, enchantinjj, esp.of arms.

denV. (ST2;C%cuorgTO,|l0^'^''dte bless or curse the

weapon. mDfDDtasmortTuo ag)§it5T3) oia.'ôjo

roD'OiCQ'ônb Bhr. (sra.'^ aiajc/aeoaaofati (srael

(S.^3jinÔ(fe KR. consecrated vessels.

C®rt)/3!ao— (®^ÔJD 39 OSrtrglQJD — (Sr?)r^caa<

(®f^)â0Ono abhimanam S. Keeu feeling of

honor, self-esteem, arrogance. (srai£\i2dcnaOocn\

55 51 (9)6^ c9s) 35^ ARg- covered with shame, cfteja

slaoono pride of birth.

(gra,3l(aDanl ((sraelaacnajonb Xal2.) proud,

haughty. (BTa'(£><c)o igcrums^mnb Bhr.

(BTOelaoop^tjnJo onzalrab iBiafflsrol^ Bhr. self-

conceit, ambition.

denV. oraelaDOoliSs-, 1. to make something a

point of honor, feel oneself, osca^nb o^rm teia'

^ iôujnb (glanb Bhr lo-. 2. to emulate, fight.

mraajsraDS (Hi^'gjonb o^sicraDOS (fhorosmo

Bhr.= iztsrufil C05). — 3. to honour, favour B.

orasl0Dnnj(St9)§ ojoso vu. disgrace =:<S«y)0^.

(B^d^QêUo abhimukham S. Having the face

towards — tsTa.'aoaTl ojOca. face to face.

(tS^SlcQ^ o&^JnOU abhiy aktail S. (beset, involved)

Assaulting a^cfls.xionb (Htos c9f3)nt)(sic.) AR-i.

(STOelScaDCOo onset — denV, srailliScaocolcSffl to

attack, press hard the enemy (=:g3Q|to3<37,

(ZC^cOStQi) Vl.

(©t)^(t)(7Do abbirabam S. (roo) Delighted.

(3Ta(^r&o0o charming Qjicajoelroo0iTb delighting

everyone. (Scr)(ra)Oi3l;oo0n SiP. delightful to

the eyes.

(SifZ)^ffB.iij| abhiruji S. Relish for arraaiaoo'

fijra. acrn^sftiroi) «-aigô ARe..

(GifQrBlaJOcarô abhilasam S. Propensity, lust,

wish. jiDisifaoelaiOiiio own free will — also

fem. (BT3)(ai0c^'S>ulc2nr(A fSTD'caia^ggCLiab Bhg.

(5Ta.'caj<a>cb ooiôo Bhr. <3i06n2,o7lcrnlaj(93^5

(sra.'coacsygglrol) KR,

(sra.slaio.iml desirous.

(BToelaioâalces) to long. :})0jrE3nb (Bra.'cflsmo KR.

also (srai-^laj^dSscrra (tuoroo o^raano) KR.

(5raajal(3l)(5t3r£lejcQ3l«j)oa5re3(ai VetC. affection,

lust. [(Qs) Greeting.

(EraîOJOBOOo abbivand'anam s. denV. — aS\

CSf7)fi\ClJcQ^:B& abhivarsikka S. To rain upon.

(ara'^ô <ê(^<esi(h, (sra.'ailrab ^Da.<S0atô ota'

cSsicalgy KR.

(tStOfiloJoGio,— GOOo,

—

Jîo abbivad'am,

— d'anaro,— d'yam S. Salutation, accosting.

Bhr 4. tsra'SjO o_irolo)ô§ oi^(^ ajo5)g_js KR.

took farewell from liis mother. ojl.uô.ijlai.'T)

ajTS^-Sj (sra'snoo a)ni^ KR. (to one dead).

(S^^QJOSYOiraliTDo adhivancbiSam s. Wish

Q-aJoejj^,gl.u. Bhr.

(S(^ri]CU (^X?l abbivrddbi S. Progress, thriv-

ing. ^:fiil mnDDîri ora. 5)_aig^^ Arb. cnig

63S5)g. <&)SOce£Qo ai)5)art TR. all my prospects

rest on your favor. [curse.

(S^'SIC/SDq.Jo abbisabam S. False accusation,

(©r^^GLdoCOo abbisailgam S. Defeat, impre-

cation Vi.

(er?)^(Scaad65o abhiseyam S- Sprinkling with

water, inauguration or consecration by pouring

oil, ghee, rice, pearls, etc. on the head of idols,

kings, etc. Q_iso:g1(3.-Q:2ca)0 ^ciaBtS^n&io etc-

(HT3. Si aJiSi, 0slc2;D5)rm KR. get thyself crowiied.

rosng raOKj -313)1 a<3JJd3;io (BT3. 5)-aJ^^ Mud.

crowned him king over both countries.

denV. (Ht3?gl(S.aiiiijlcSsi, to crown, a^rgls-.ch oQ

S)cm ora'.DjI-^jOib KR 4. — to be crowned &>tii

oaassg.sra')) raoeaoojocail rooan6 cgia.Hs.anjjjl

g_jonb 6âs5)axi§crra KR.

(5raf£l.-£Ql(iK3)ab anointed.

also rHTa.sl3.-a3cehld)5) (?) o>oogjlfD'i ojy; (stafS^Sm

£hl_^ the rice is blighted by insects Vi,

(SYO'il'ÔQl abkisyandi S. (trickling) Cong-

estive (^raslcffijoil^ca'^fisi) GP 52. ma£\:mjCB\

dhd) NidiG.

(©Q'SloroafOo abbisaram S. Rendezvous,

(BT3.glcrcorol;9) a woman who keeps an assigna-

tion, aoosaorai) (sra'aoraD^D naorolaoib CG.

r3raslaro3roldh(ya3o Nal 2.

(®fa'SlaO(Wo abbihaSam S. stricken, subdued.

iâjrooejo rsra'cDoa^si'nb Bhr.

cS^ri^c9ô abbiksnam S. (iHiasl, dosasmo)

Continually (po.) [Fearless.

(iSirzjr^rJDOfb, (mirs](Ui abbi5an, abbiru s.

CS(irs\rQc\o abbistam S. («jrael+ ©cea) Wished

for. mra. croacul^^j tho wish is obtained.

(SrB(S«/3o— (®r?)(3o 40 (SfDa

—

(&t(2)(Gi

(fSf^QfBQo abhed'am S. l. indifferent. (2(i_)0(b

e^jiicsj^Dftb (araSi'Baocsiil maintained an equal

fight. 2. unchanged, oolornlra^) rsta'aoco;' ac£K2»l

AR 1. [impenetrable.

(STOSeBj (cfjiojô) UR2. not to be split,

(&Z)fB.joU~>o, (Sf^'§.6Yâ9e^ abhyaiigam,

— njikka S. Rubbing with oil. (SK>ôLOC\^^^

(Do= s.wîaa"' f. i- acmoDDgirTOsab tora'cro)

crrTlSaj an(jnonD<g.iôffn)Dcsin CG. (bad omen).

(Sr^jOfS^rvjn abhyanujna S. Leave, cru'êado

83)32. arai (ffiaeiOBStoOiaroDcal Br P23. with their

permission. [internally.

(Gf^ >aZ5",(t)o abhyanbaram s. interval, — sro

(©ragjcnjooo, a5Y^,cr\51:e6i abhyasanam,

-— asikka S. (oracro) To practise, exercise,

study. (gr3{{TC63Sc)o 5)iS>o5ng tsTo'^ CG. fsr3(n^

aiistaiicao rooarrb (^nrflo^saraiaTlcTn tsra'-s^ KR.

CV. raroeiCrulojlcas) 1. to teach, instruct.

2. to educate. (m3(n-ocA)mrw3slcaoia ojirajoim

ota'^ Mud. (Hta iian rsa. PT.

(gioejCnSlgj VN. a lesson.

(sragjocroo 1. exercise, practice, study, rgraiJfii

roo — (ST2)C£?iCCo—etc. 6)^<gi|. — 2. ability, ac-

quired thereby. Q_jen^cf3ffl(b Qjlsmofijo (araSjO

OOo prov. a feat.

(graSiOCTD^ a student, practiser. ool.-zji,oejocrul

(sr2,a')5)C2; Q^§c9eo, (graejOcnSl a^slajfibprov.

(SrDgjOCr)(7nab abbyagaSaii S. visitor. (SK>:a^

lq1(S)ô ora'aao VCh.

(STO^frnDDOOo abbyutthanam s. Rising to

salute a new comer. (SK>s,<mLOcnsai aoôoo

Bhg.

(®rO§jQCQJo abhyudayam S. Rise, prosperity,

happy progress. (SacLi<S)c)Dtfis) (3Ta'fQK»lfm3o)ijgi,o

6n|0 (SQilOfol<&)C>3(Q8 QjlanOC;a,'313)1om05)ig^05n|o

DM. om3mas,aca'S5Bc)o ARi.

cEif3§jQ_JDca;o abbyubayam s. Means. m.<^'\m

aâ&.ejsnj' (sia. PTi.

cei^(3o abhram S.(G.aphros) 1. Cloud, vapour.

2. sky fina(g(2aio<3)o Vi. (graigtSTalnrraiplcailral) ^caselslejo KeiN. meaô (HT3(g<SQ;;aSOT3)Dao a

g-jfd)1_ai AR. 3.=:(gra(g!0>o, talc, mica, said

to fall from the sky, also called î^TUonoo,

med. in (o^sanOo etc. (araojlofho a med.

(ISTSOama T. M. A reed Saccharum sara (coro).

(i5Tazsaj(b mad. GP.

(&^(2hCnBô amangalam s. inauspicious.

(®ft)a.^rb amaccar T. aM. (^fgrazDr^*) RC.

a5r?;(2iSce? amattu-â T. So. M. (=(3K)Zfi^:>>)

To repress, threaten.

mazi threat Vi. [ojraAbean.

((Sfi)(2)(Q, aSif^(2)(X)je<?- amara, — kka better ana

I. OSr&CirDo amaram S. 1. immortal, orazro*,

rgrazrorudiNal. (srazfoaicXiBhr. the Gods csraafa

a^|.ii)<a Bhr. heaven. mazco&din^^B^wh RC.

Asuras. tsiazrotSicbo-irant) Indra, ttrrazroDajrail

his residence. 2. the S. dictionary of (graaocrulo

aOnb also f5ia2:'D<S<9iO:flio.

fsiazfoioi-io divine nature (sra'oi-iQjo cuoerra cry

Qjltaarm (aemob; tsra^ (thedungof a white

ox) <3arU'.ljl!SgjD(6« aQ)^Do (SO, QjfJBo Bhr.

II.CGrcOfDo amaram T. M.(V^(3Taz*) Thestern

of a vessel, elephant's hind part, abaft, mra.

ojlslcfis-, to steer,

fSrârol, or cE^Qjrol amari, avariT.M. indi-

gofera tinctoria (S. oo^gjI) prh. V^ (sraz*.

2. a sort of slipper or sandal Vi.

oSfÔhr^s^^ mra amaru-jfa 5. 1. To subside,

settle. a_i@®cea (S.'aoZoiSBch (StaZfTsaDQ tmSiiDsl

Bhg. stroked the deer, (mazrarrngj.^ beat the

ground even. 2. to be seated, rest on. uDe3T[y

oiD (STazorraBhr 7. oj\zocr)o(sro!2cmcn\(naAUQ.

55-ai§a(b orazscmyo (aicnjfoorib Anj. the God

residing at Perinchellur. i^sajOTcsl mro. cower

down. 3. to be allayed ( (ft ooQ, slooo), calmed,

quiet. iS)aJS^5iajâjoTb oia. be subdued.

rgraamcunb grave, sedate person.

(&<!)(2>(b<l^ VN. abating of wind, fire, peace.

(SrQQ);'^ (prh. Tdbh. crcafOo ?) also tarag

KR. fight, battle. (2li.'iO5)c8s)SO(O)0(ba).ai^CCh.

mra.ijSfaaszfb s5j3J<^ 011(^)01^ KR 5.

(3ra0c95âo battle-field.

(3Ta0<9s)3(b warriors Vi.

(tSÔ):^ — (SfZ(2i£\ 41 (SrZ){2iDrgj— (©TD^ GS<1

CS^Chr^ VN. 1. Calmness, self-government.

(sra. OJ(S\Jh @3^ TR. peace will not be restored.

2. subjection, severity. <0iggraoo>f(3 am. S)j^ô

6raro)ora)i, roDeao-ijIdicn ora. ajftasgaajo'ib TR.put

down. Qôo63Bc>c) 'S^-oimj'm.-ailaT) mra'cqjo avai

cqjo jjsrgocail^ TR. -<3raa^cQJD3y cBigjoo strict

orders, severe threat, laganaorras^s &ti-jQaj

(sralnrn (Btaa ij<£hg-jm gi5n§D.-uD.i6 TR.

a. V. aS»^(2c39is^, C!^ 1. To press down, taia

(2(OT1 ojlslcoa grasp tightly. Qjoailt'jl§0c9s)aô

Si Pi. swallow, (gala)!!' (Hraan^ KÛ. rendered

firm. 2. to subdue. Si>ioa_jotgraZ(i^3glra()Mud.

suppressed. o_js 5)Bi05n§ S)nirm (Hraz^si Mud.

aulQia!ri5ân tsraZK^S TR. overcame. co(tro<t3si5)3

Arb. ig.M rDo5ie)05n| coD;®a3i3c)o Bhr. appease.

CV. mraztigâi mod. = (sra0<3fl f. i. aiys^

ojlslâcDTOil jud. (robbers).

CV. (5Ta0(3KQc95).

(tSâcgfTi^CYtB, aSfZ)a20T^ amarettu,

—

rettu (Tdbh. (BT3g;w) King's meal, (H1D05O(i513

^^tplsrawi the king has dined. (Biaasrasg^ o_ia3ao

aitplo^nrnlgLj TP. see (i,Tagfaio.

(SiTi(2ir5},cu) amartyaii s. immortal =.3130^*;

(gTa0oiiS3(Tn6UTjr)o, (sraztimoalaic):) KR.

f0ft)i2)c2bo amarsam S. also (3130^13 ig:;f523'^'^°

Bhg. Impatience tgra'Saio^ S)_alQf(:^ o^ Bhg,

rage — hence:

(ffraaAismnb, (Braatoî impatient, passionate.

(©roaQdfti, ol amaru'â To low (So.M. in 1.

Sara. 6. B.) |f_ voc. AR.

(©fâGJOD amalail S. Pure, saint.— fST30(Spj

CGfâeTl amali (T. & S. (sraaaj) Laxmi, hence

abundance.

rtrraaailcfis) to abound, remain in store Vi.

CSi^dajt) 1. Ar. amal. Collection of revenue.

(3r30aiO(b Amildar. 2, H. amal. intoxication.Q

!&ig3 <0)sl^ (STfaaaiooD soiocDa ojol^ TR.

don V. (gT30LLil-aiSo_)oai Vl.

(S<T)Ch£\ amali T, M. 1. Bed (po.M.)(HTOc&iK^

ajrfssiaaloisnafsi) oraal^cunb RC 44. mgj0

a^t3s®0ra1) (5T05)6mgS a_i@gl5)c>iOon| RCioo.

2. tumult, affray; cry, wail,

(BT3aal(05) be troubled. CV. (maaa^gd'tQffl Vi.

OSrSaD^jOfb amatyan S. ((sraao at home)

Minister, counsellor, also tgraao'cnjifhn!) Mud.

mDai0^fb RC. — (sroaomifm-io his office.

fsraZD.oijctteoiDno family adviser Vi.

(©âonO-pY^ri (Ar. amanat) 1. vu. (sraaomo

Deposit (sra. ôj^ sQgJlai TR. jiTlii ojcro

(9S)Cb 6it6a (513. Siaj-^ & 6)0OgJ 1^070 (5t30OnO0D

caT) sioj^ cry Wlg_jDfi6 TR, (sta. oaiOf-iSa pay

a deposit into court, before commencing an

action aôcSltm ama (ajsioroo (5td'03o leajan

TR. 2. N pr. Mpl.

CSrâDt^caô amanusam S. Superhuman q®;®

csô (S13. rnlnrra5)S ©(So-jo^cSao Nals.

(&ZQt3Cr(Tio amanbam So. Confusion = 0790^1;

No. frustration <&)0ô rra, f5ra;dasl brought to

nought, iSTa03aa)5)g_]S was confused (Act, 19,

32 B.) (Hra0DcTO)od7l®o_iDaiil was disordered,

frustrated.

m^zocr^tSffiOOnb mischievous.

OSfTjOiOCb (P. aniora) Mulberry tree, Morus Ind.

(SroaDQJOCno, amavasya S. New moon sraao

QjocnflcnDcb Bhr.

(Gâlae6^cQ;q amik! :ayaru (see itoctu) The tie

o? a ploughyoke (also (graa? — ) iicrnloinbo tgra

Qjlajggl najgi oracift^ MR. [ftnaxTlcDs).

(E.a0lcf3a 1. to fasten the tie of a yoke Vi. 2. see

a5i^(3lfWo aini5am S. Unmeasured, copious.

CSTZ)Q|(fC)a amitram S. Enemy.

(G^Ql^dft,, STYO amilu-â T. a M. To sink (=(ma

0RS<O)), (Sn_j3(J1ra!) t5r^0lAC^ i£>)o-jl.^jlro(ti RC15,' (TO)

absorbed in. <fh6n?lej0l5rn5)jiiDral RC43. 55m

oolcaoo goororaialsrra^ aHai CG. dwelling on,

rurmroiorolra!) t3ra0"l^âjo<!) aD

folso (5130^^0 RC. put on. roffsmsoBcb (sraal'jpjl

cm 6i<f>.osl0fOo KR5. (^.•313)) (irraali^Jlslcr) <3i

Qjjrjsoiacb Bhr. fjudo-e.

G5iZ)£2i0fD (Ar. aniTn) Person in charge; nativo

CCDialrb (Ar. amTr) Emir (gTa0lori3D(b grandees Ti.

frs^(^GS^<&> amunim-jâ T, M. C.(=c3T30fO3a>)

6

as^£^ ^De)— c®r?ff)acQJ 42 (&z (Sa: nô— as^roj . ro^

To sink, settle, be squcezcJ, as haml in hanil.

a. V. (®'?)^d96iiA,c66iI To press down,squeeze,

knead, turn food in the mouth. ora^cOinl nol

fflOcfltf) V2. to stuff VN. fgra^cOao.

nnagcBsinb a deep rogue.

(SrS(^ce6il(X)o amukkiram GP 75. "Vi. & cBTa.g

cBsroo TM. a Med. root, Physalie flexuosa (rgia

c/ajcocnu S.) a med- against cough.

(©^^(TO) amutra S. (opp. @qd) In yonder life.

(^S(^C^^c£hy=(JS(Z)(£\':P q. V. amulttap raran

63I3C>D (STDig^/lcr) ajl(g.lil5m65Qc)o KR.

((S^(^&^jo amulyam S, invaluable.

(®f^0 (TDo amrbam S. 1, immortal (G. ambrotos)

(3Tag''mn3orooaris(tnlro3o(Baajlra!)Sil2. 2. Ambro-

sia, Nectar (5ranbo)o_io§ sâô^.-nraorel) (Stag'Ojo

prov. a^Loograio the precious story Bhr. 3. differ-

ent fluids, milk, water, etc. tsrajasaa ojoaia®

oôsng <Six-iO(33(Tra TP. 4. food of kings, (sra

goiosra) (EX2i<S3cna king is at meal Vi. (gra'asitsl

mo aÔtiio a_iOi3)0DCs£l dinner time, alsO(gi30o)fO

a^, q. V. (srag.^ 5^-^^ B. 5. different plants,

chiefly ôogioio Cocculus cordifolius, (giagoil

S)dbo cioaio, rocroo GP. — 5)Q_i^g(a)o Meni-

spermum cordifol.

rsTagitJi, S. immortality.

C5ra(J(2)f3JUjo amed'dhyam S. Not to be sacrificed,

excrements vu. Tdbh. (HTa5)0ô dung of birds

Vi. raoKao^.-oicslrali tera. ^sofal) VyM.

(masafS^âlcaocail o_7lomo Bhg.

(SrssâcQ^ eft., snsvB^ ameyu'ya t. a m. To be

subject, Vi. agree.

VN. (saS)S)Zafi\ what is included ,igejS30om

the whole town (=i'HT3Sce5)o 2).

a. V. C<S^6)(2i-~&G^ 1. To subject, join ^roai

6m3c)o S)<S) 055)0(013) (BfOKb 0l^(SC2;O^ RC89.

mounted the chariot to which the horses had

been put. siCijggloic&iOâjgglaich (mas)S)0i@o

IIC135. silver spotted. i^5)ajfijii3)C2iosoS)0D(mD(b

aosjfuicsjô {gTO5)0ce6i RC ug. 2. to rule, grant

(3ra5)o)0(OT3)fi»al Syr. doc.

a?fS(2aD^"ôamog;ham S. Unfailing, cffoctual-

crociQiijo.

C®fQnaJ amba (T. (ma-ml) Thick, strong rope.

(!JK)TLiaing ojjjlosi pull heavy loads, singing.

'BTOoajog_]0| rower's song (eomp. nioiio & (Qtd

f-rnlcQib C. Tu. boatmen).

tlSrB(TU§aDambattanTdbh.(graoQajr(^rTb Barber.

(®ÔQJ^ ailbaSu (5iot))o) 50. (gro-n-ioimaoran^n

rao ffiiDSroDnDoTl "ife "u'-ri-jicsz; fsraScruD^ S 3J35-, UK-

I. fS^'ZioaJfO, mraTLio A. anbar. Amber, med.

S)o_iO(mmjA (zlvTooxiifc Ambergris).

II. cSfDoQjfb or cSTZ)nQjo ambar (loc.) The whole.

oracrufb ais^^, arrrao &)n^§lgj, (sraTuoajD

<3i) also some f3racaJOS)<a)0§-CTalgj, (sraoxiorni

Ôcjrtg QjDorro vu. almost poured out.

(tsi^najroato, rnra ambarakka (aC. tsraosry

fade) To bo confounded, perplexed. (Hraaajro

mo "îgJaO KeiN. l. = :uaJ6rotB); si-oJoiirarnial

(Sra mo Sa_iD<e5oNal. will be ashamed, outdone

in comparison with that lip,

(Srarairogi perplexity. I'BiBaxirogjosliinbo msofliti'j Ti. in the midst of tlie tumult.

(SfCccUBJo ambalam T. M. Tu. (perh. (araoJiii

Oo Tdbh.) 1. A place devoted for public use,

assemblies, etc. ajjincacnjiio choultry (crv)(t3)o

S.) -!3jôcnJLLIo temple court ((graôoaaj S.) (sk>

(TUGJc95;0fDnb host, man in charge, chief of vill-

age Vi. 2. a temple M. Tu. = (gafirOo. (graon

£uo QjlyâsolcSs ajozslg-jtua, ojgjsoprov. iBiacnj

oiQJsl ^'oraocW' right of directing the ceremonies

in a Pagoda, with the title to an elevated seat

in it.

(StaouaJoJtP N pr. of a temple in Trav. (S.

(gTao5rijft)Dci_icooajroo PT 3.)

aoDOjaojaio MR. a square temple.

(SracTUiiiajDcnSl, f. — orolcnl, caste of temple-

servants.

(tSlÔOjyo see (SrZ)oaJDtf>o

(CfScnJOSl ainbadi (=(5T3)C2;(TU0slcowpenCCh.)

oiaaxiDsl csao.Tjlaidbo TR. Saraorin's palace.

(®fZ)OQJoroo (H. & p. anbar) Heap, cornstack.

(Ert crxJOrol— (SfîoGOJCô 43 (mioeOJrhy — (&DC2Qi

(S^nQJOfDl(H.A.fimari)Howdahon an elephant.

mo. 5)^§c95 (Royal privilege).

c&ZcrLio'ô & (©rsoQjtfo ambalam (C. Tu, rma

CTUS S. (STOoenjdô comp. (Brago) Ilogplum,

Spondias mangifera (HtaoxioiP.'aialainbo oihocru

^ OLjlsl^'g prov. a weak support, fjnacmy

6583 g®aJOo CD^ GP68. 5)aj§.(til3) (5K)naiiPiTJIi»lnb

(wa^* GPg5. !&)0§cnJOiPo,

(S^cnJ ambu 5. (=(BTaro3cnj bud?) Arrow, por-

cupine quill (comp. Q®>2jrTb). o).aio§«^ ajiiD^

(gTaaojlflcT) amw^ KR. aalcacnj n(j)(^ Bhr.

a treacherous arrow, sôjslsô (Siaayo gsngo

cal TR. there was some fighting.

Cpds. oraouo arsenal, ajaotms) 2(tj)1a^^ôo mra

ai-'03ic)a SxisiDo Bhr 12. depots of arms,

(sraeauajfb (Btacrunt) CG. = a_i5t3U-jajDsn')rTb.

{giacrulnt).-5_io§ distance of a bowshot, c/araoio^.

(StaoQjlal (T. OTacnjejl) moon (gra'oi-STagj Sil.

its digit. (BT3cnjlalc05)tii Sa.jOo)GJ (S(r)@)og.a)o

SiP4' oracrLnaônjloijiiio gâlcOao Nal4.

(also (gTa'(BT3Z23 0nb moon B.)

(giacnj'd^^, (0T3cnjlnt>(aj§, (BTaoojo quiver (=a^

en')!, tgTdjOjroDLflcSi).

(BracnjaofSl arrowshower.

«FXZ)CrL^<&i see C©rOCYDa_^.

(TSK^cn^Q? amburu qQ)S(S63bq,o sejosisira gjs

csiilfiji) (5TacnjQ,(3cQs)§o gsng TR. Vexation (Mpl.)

(5Y3ff)ff)cnJ ambai (S. oraoenj) interj. of wonder

and joy. itjT35)S)au ScSichijlnb Ah!

(®ô6YiJ amba (tjioza) & (maooiTlav Mother,

Parvati.

(®^c6YiJfDoambaram S. (what environs)l. Hori-

zon, sky. i9i6nimoo railsftch WdBXi:ijoin0oo

(BTa'ofaifrnlraii ojlaeJiB' CG, (ffra'Srcraioao ©ca-roo

ên^ AR 6. angjoairoT3i<51ss ajorolg_jaj(b RC.

the Gods. (BT3o6Qjro^0fQl>O)c)3 Bhr. — (graosrufo

06mlcftaie3Ofmnb KR. of the solar dynasty.

2. clothing.

(sraoerurol (celestial) title of Samorin'a queen

ojiiTlcai f3irnjroo§l (ffraoeiuroi (S>O)0ailiDi£ho

(=rar3(TUosl?)

(graoQiiSrocanb 6)oiajoa,nb KU. Npr. a Chetty,

to whom the building of Calicut is ascribed.

(tSrCoSnJraa ob ambasthan S. A certain tribe;

barber & physician; elephantkeeper Mud.

(t5T7)o6iaj & (Sô'SCYV) ambu & ambbassu

S. Water, ((graoj G. ombros).

(Htaoonjeao, oraoseoeao, arooSgDOBaoo lotus

(in comp. i^suoob'njgso etc.)

tgraoenjao, (sK)o<Sssbo water-giving, cloud.

(BiaoonjoSl, (5t3o(Seoujl sea.

(sraziacao watery= (Siro)ajjo po.

C&T)QQi amma 5. (in Tu. father, S. (ffraostxi) 1.

Mother. Gen. (smzQîSiS & cmazaaojlnb (po.)

la-crazE, geaai'za & j^jlooza mother's sister.

2. hon. goddess, esp. Kali (3T3ZZrn)cnjrao§l &

©TaaafOicryroDTb queen dowager. cDOGjojlglrab (Sia

iTZcroDOCDo t(3iro3oKU.(Siazzic2;D(b matron, Patter

female. 3. interj. o^cro (31320 I really don't

know! (5T3201ZZO lamentation & doubt or per-

plexity, also (sraSiaa (like oreg-jD).

hence: (aTaz2cSa@ao(innato) sagacity & roguery.

(grazztftoggnb deep fellow Vi.

moTZJii^cb mother's father, (Bromzz her

mother.

orazacajceio family house of a Brahman's wife,

vu. (sraziaocscora i^(m>^d} maternal grand-

father.

(gTa22ionb= (5T3aao0rtb Vi.; orazaocngjnb also

(grazzocQ'g-jnb father in law, father's brother.

(srazzocsiri, (gTa22iocul 1. maternal aunt. 2. uncle's

wife (also (mazaozal Vi.) 3. mother in

law (Can. & Cal.) who is also called fijtazaa

cijlcsDza Vi. or {gT8iZiaoc£2; ea loc.

(BrazaocsTlcoofrroo knowledge of old women,

superstition lore,

(graâaojnb, 013220006, (ma<222onb & (masôartb

1. maternal uncle (S. aogdinb) also firtazEo

cai^nb, aôfosmxiib. a(3)nbo<s/20(b(Sif3)SmTP.

I swear it by my uncles. 2. a Sudra distinc-

tion, 16 (gTO(222jonao(b direct the (BtD)CXJjujd

gjocroo of the 350,000 Colatiri Nayer KM.

Ammons ruled once over Coorg. 3. like

0o@ejn6 used for gearaiaio med.

c*

(©raOGifDo— (S^Q(^ 44 (lyr?)^ QQ\— a^cQjoe©

(SrOOGifDo ammaram impudence, obscenity, (ffra.

fSrazafOcOaafDnb impudent follow,

den V. (srazafolcQis) Vi.

(©TDoaDOO & cs^GGOoOo ammana (m)

T. M. Game of throwing & catching handballs,

orazaonoa.cb o^BO^sraiO) onstesoD nooralaDdi KR.

(grazBoonESaraoaoltQicb gssêsBogjO RC30.

(BTazaoaOiSsa) the same. Ravana s^sioiaiocru

olsroi^ <S)fas!5B^rat oôq CartV.

(gTaz2iocToca'S§<a) f. i. fsraeaooncffloô c-sooj KR 5.

also ajl^ff)dj,o5rg22Dooi2osl Nal 2. (aiazaD

mcaio§ Tn einmajrtb CG. (on seeing Ru^ a ini

oorafji(9)nb (WCTJ055S an':)zaoa .caocffil). met.fsraigl

a)6)a ag)§cOTa)02ocTn(32.o§cijnb KR. play balls

with them ii^@[email protected](gTa2ZoaDogo|iTfm|0

b1 cLiafel<Sc85)smoKU.—(Btaziaomo^cs^vu. V2.

CGif^CdDC/Bi N pr. A king or nation said to be

overcome by Samorin KU.

05^2121 ammi T. M. (see mrazg) Grinding stone.

(S36rora)ff)iibo tS-.gmaalajjQS ^gglejo prov, Qâjag

(Sggotb <sazz\<3p§ê)6seo(Si (S<Sioem«^ CG.

(srazalassi, oraaaig-jlig the cyliudric stone

used to grind with, also (gra2ialce8yQjl ((Hia

ealcQayojlncc; (Bo_ios)ej Nid.)

as^DCQlea?^ amminni M. (C, Tu. (BTazzsml,

T. (srazao) 1. Nipple, from cgiaza ; children cry

(srazalsw^lrmoCG. (sraaalsroTglcaisicmoastBKn^CCh.

2. i.ierj. of pain, as of a child, (ST9Zizlsrot®l(20

ejo <0)y(Oi3)le4o (ftosmsza CG. oh mother look,

what is on my body and neck.

(srazaleriTl (C Te. affectiona e appellation of

mother) 1. So. affectionate appellation csp.

of infants (cfr. T, ora^zsmo), sometimes of

mother & wife. 2. a female name.

(iSif?)(2(2l§o ammittam (T. cn^^ Te. C. (srao^j^)

The lower lip (comp. (srazg) iu (SK>. cSisW mark

of displeasure, perplexity, etc.

CS^Qi^ ammu T. M. (T. tgra25a= (gTag6ogabe

reserved, close) 1. So. Expression of tenderness

applied to ^'irle by parents, etc. (ao0rr)(2n_i(b)

Q^'Snbo anazgai^l ojo. 2- interj. of doubt,

caution, etc. (Htas)ZZin7a SnjodJl vu.

(I5TZ) gt^ Ota fovm gig) Q) ffa ammummattallamar

So. M. Grandmothers (rtjtazZ;, Sl'/i', faigg).

(STZ)CB2i2D^ ob ammoccah (=(mo(2/zDznb, ima

zaoiznb, see under mrazKoajab & (gtDcnTlgl). A

slang name for lion or tiger tmasao^nb 00)^

(Snmso 'srasaaoôao oj^ onligjênmso oj^

Qjo ool^(S§ prov.

(ST^CBOGiOOa) see ©rozaoainb under (sra^z.

(®rca o amlam S. Sour= aja'roaco med,

tgraglaj tamarind.

(sraigo better (Srgngo mango tree (po.)

CS<Zi<SD aya (T. (Braoia-oi) moving. 1. Clothline,

also (grac2Jc9a, (Htocszjra!); rniacaceacacb a rope of

the loom. (gracQJOSjjggtai any thing light Vi.

2. T. M. rumination (graca'QjasaT) Kga MC.

nrracafSQja^S) No. o.^cojZcasca), (sraîPicOso V2.

(prh. (ffrasioj q. v. + (ET3Q,c9a<£h or o_iolces>).

(©^CQJo ayams. 1. (\'^(HTa)He, po. 2. (x^"^)

good fortune, po.

CS<^QQjdde<, (JS^6)<:qJ(^5) aya(e)kka (T. ora

6)S>j^. C. Te. (gras^CTD to move) l.To send, for-

ward fSTD)5)g. oraca;^ <Sôel^ sent to ask. a?

cnjsrarsl (agjmrarao'si! f3ra3i':âj(maj(bTR. those

sent by the HC. (5ra((Tô, fgracrucacto Bhr. to

shoot. 2. to let go, leave (BT3aj3s)s aifoooenj

Ko (gra"2;-^(2Do, ff)S)<£hri3raal(b (sracafôejo Bhr.

let her hand go. ^ra§, wiQG)o (saw^ or ajl

s Mud. let it fall. raraôoiSiajtaQn^âcalgj

PR. or they will not let in. tgiaajsâ ©«JB32J

(Sc9s)6mo leave her to me. cnlsoBsa oroca^gi 500

TR. (= :SA'^ — ) will let you go. (aomoroo mau

§.515 <SZcr^'SJ^(A (sraca.':^ CG. allowed his mind

to dwell on (or 3. to be dissolved, absorbed

in). 3. (=(3ia5iifcea<&i) to slacken, loosen as

ca(Qg)(S(3io«)5mo.

VN, fgraca-'^rai) being loose, untied.

oraca'aJ sending, slackening, (giîgcijo o_ioso

(BiOOi'gJo (oTlrolg-JtOicb (Anj.) prh. fencing

postures?

(t5rsca'(^— (Srscoi ob 45 (®r3C32;a^ — flSrecScoiO*^^

CV, (BTOCQ-'gjlcSffl. 1. to make to send diigjon (sra

ca'gjldJaai (SajsTglcaTlrolaama jud. mosgcss)

tara. TR. order back. 2. to get oneself dis-

missed, take leave (BTa32;ajl(B-2j05ngo flrTlipl

6tnig»2ajD.-nD TP. arorrnlaJorn.-aT^^Sjralrnlnrra

eTgio.tb (gra32;gjl:^ ®aio§a2;ai(c^ cuma TR.

foiotoxSonos (gio':Aj5)iS)05r^ KR.

(&Z)<:QJ<3U c&i (also tgratp) 1. To slacken, aô

60)11 (Br332'6i3ro) CG. girdle grew loose. ^§6)^)0

6»^C2,'Siuig) 00000X10 RC21. relaxed. fffiDcasros

aomtoicSifDacTOlsooosisRC 119. 2. to bo watery.

(Sr33isroiBi aajo (Sci_i3<9) Nid.

C®t)CQ;(^g,0 ayakkura (T. (sracao water, mud)

A certain fish.

(S^CainOo ayanamS. (Vâi) Going, way; the

course of the sun, gjiBiaroDcabTD-) northwards,

eâfolsmDcamo southwards, each of 6 months;

biography njroc^raoaacaemo KM. the story

of PR.

oracB/fnlcêrrf) a meal before marriage J3.

(SfSCiUOfb ayail T. M. (Tdhh. fsraejnb) Brahma.

oiacaiamScmosolojlôib KR. told Br. m-tacc/'oro)

(gTa3!;<30orm<eio (S. (grasa'SaoB) Caraway seed,

Carum Carvi.

(TSir^'QJcfieâyarkkaT. M.To swoon; also feel es-

tranged, disagree Vi. ^(jgâ^SmosancBroitai

oolcOaao-iDCDDcdJl (a_)ai'(Or)o sîjji^ Mud s. from

abhorrence of Ch. ^taico fBiaair^ o_i06^

RS. disgusted, (mzalroii o-josroiscacDfJlsloooib

Bhg. spoke contomptuously.

CV. tffracffiglpcete) to exasperate V2.

onacaifaiin, otaa^gli T. fio M, swoon, forgefful-

ness, discord Vi. i]^q^. l_

CS^CQjej ayala T. M. A fish, Mackarel. Scom-

I. CGrOCQJûb ayal=(®r^ca;i.Clothlino.£§gjoab

gjgyostoiaDnti Qa)ffi5B3ian(BTaj2'ejltSi"Viratg)§o prov.

II. CS^CQJrsb T. M. (& (graîi:!!)) Neighbourhood,

orastai o^roja -i)Od34rm:oi (giasral) ojraolajio

prov. oraîcjo a-iiCT)laô fsra.^lii) doc.

oraûôfonb neighbour, also (BrojZ/fti'jonobl & (ma

Q2,<saJ0d>nc9s)0fDnb Arb. (= mracajiiijcusi— )—

(gra^Jjoi-Qjlcflaoib MR. soigraazjaiocaoMR,

(3K)ZiJdi'23'^'do,—m3§ neighbouring country tgra

(!j)lnT)C2;(3i)mo§ KU. cooglomai'roljmo^njo

yHoiocxjjgg (3io§oan6 Mud 2.

srasirafinLjafiio, — gjsSRo, — ej-itOno noighbour-

hood.

(BTa3ii<sajoce«(!^ Arb.

(3T3aDra1)(8ajO£bo &—•StuOcOjib the neighbours.

(sraoi'ratgioo tho neighbourhood.

cmaairaiaLioiP^ the ruler over (this and) the

next lands.

ClSirocQjej (^ & aST^ca'^(Sceis^DQJl(^ N pr.

One of the 5 Cshatriya dynasties near Che-

etîva KU.

(S^CQJCLi^ ayavu VN. of (aiacaics^<£b (comp. tsm

w 2) 1. (BTa3i(Saj(93a) No. (gracffixilotSsa) To

chew the cud. 2. elasticity, ajjlsfm <O)0ej5i5

(HTa<32;Qj Qjro3.i5t3)0i^c3>) qsrra (Sajoo MM. if it

fail to make the wounded leg supple.

aSr^CQJOBCVV) ayasaSSU S. ignominy, (ma. a

6ngooBhri2. [magnet.

(Si^caJCYV) ayaSSU S.(L. ocs)Iron. (mfacaq}â(nra)o

GWCoTl ayi S. interj. Oh! (miaaTl nryc^su 0)^0^4

QjjJOfcA Mud.

(etZ)CQJlfb, aSfCcoTlroo ayir(am) ((mBcagr) iron

dust, any ore <^cS\cm-^D'b MR. oiaocao gisrea

cSsrm (macii^(b (exhib.) rmacculQC!^ smelting of

ii""!! E- [(ma(nn(niDo Mpl.

(Si^COTlrODnOj'^û"^ Ar. ayiranyat=(maajaufi3!),

(©TQCoTlfQl see 6)<m](6].

<®faCQôe<2no ayuktaro S. improper, unfit MR.

(®fZ)CQ^fOTo ayu6am S. A myriad, 10,000. (S)^

cailitio (£bls0(3gjay3îwo djenio VCh.

(TS^CSCQJ aye S. interj. Surprise. (troSw ox

(S6U PT.

(®rti(Sca)D03jo ayogyam s. = (m3C£j^c9ô.

abstr. N. (maSoicc/^.O) impropriety, (•ma.uctso

moo @sl Sbcoi roogiT5iar'folgL-jO(T6 Q®o e><b

faraScfijo xntm asng TR. it is next to impossi-

ble for me.

(®rZ)'Jca)oa^(nOo ayoghanam S.(moa2.s) Black-

smith's bi:^ hammer Vi.

cer^CBCQ^DfaXJ,. -CSrOD 46 (Sraro— (tSif3fDd96i

(tJT3(Bcsii30cfflo of iron, ironlikc, po.

CSraCgcO'Df^), ayod'dhya S. (not to be overcome)

Oude, Rama's residence Tdbh, (graScaotcroil RC.

CEi^Cgjo ayyam M. (T. 6)aQWo) l. Aims. ora.

^roas) to beg. ora. ogjêjo ogjô KeiN. e

cô tEhasro® rara. ^ssorgrrra Nali. 2. doubt

(po.) from raraca). 3. lamentation, grief. ((HT3

eô) oiaâaiool (srocra'ôaoo onai^ po. (ma

ojcb iffiaôojla^ @sl TP. ojiflcariaTD acLjero

esacX) (BTO. Qjlalcfianm^, 0Ogja oras^cSscrra qq

cm (BTaoinb sna. 5â-.o§R^ TR. also (STa^:ijo

Qjlglcqjo <Sdhs vu, alarm.

(SiêcÔrD ayyail 5. (sec 5)Q®cQjnb) = (Braijab?

Father, lord, tstaô sir! also interj. of

derision.

(Sia^jnb, rgragjgjnb Npr. the hunting Deity.

tSTaâbojifl the most honorable of the modes

of hunting (=<aik51-oimocao5).

cSY^c^^nnnl ayyanni («aa?) a field that yields

two crops in a year, chief harvest in Magara

(= atferacOfflsngo).

(SrocôcoTlrDo ayyayiram 5000 {s)^^).

(®f?)(B(§)0, osrccgj'^cgjo ayyo, ayyayyo 5. Interj.

of pain, grief, alas! .•BiaSô aQ)<Tnl6!5)3o)CT) (@

So tJ>1grno CG-. c5raS2]0 ng)aToggraralrrf) StaiDorra

KDQ po. fma35jOti_ioa_io what a pity! — @3(®

fsra'i^ggajnb such a compassionate person, also

imaSôsoojo compassion.

I. (G^ro ara 5. (^-^ (grai-o^ decrease) 1. Half.

(giarosiojsnzfjrTlsmsiroôaisrn RC 133, an arrow

shaped like a half moon. 2. the middle of

the body, loins, waist (=@s, m§) (Hiaraoô

(tnejojjo aoma fainted; (SiaoifOtes aflcb (mtfitsaool

^. Bhr. (srarocdJldi or isiaQrocea aicaolg aîd

6n§(2Q_iocsi^ Mud. led to execution, rararoailral) a

eng I have it in the girdle.

Cpds. fgrarocBsiorob -i.rara-'oafioral) nooifl-a) cs^-uaejo

not even 4 minutes. (Biaradâiora^ ruailoa 1] *^/o

interest.

(!jTarace>3ô:a'o, — ^§ short garment Vi.

(BiafOtSgtfriA small box used as purse.

(tnarosjcOas (2) 1. loins, orarosicaciglra') (smoojo

Nid. 2. girdle. — oiarosôao Bubo.

(ororocoaismo half a moment, (ma. ooIôsko).

(Srataenrajoeni chain worn round the waist qg

(iiro6TOT3)0Simo TR. (marDSTOra)osmo ojoltsaoô

MM. symptom of delirium.

(Braro.'oraoGjl (2), — eenTl -waist-ornament,

fsrarogjso (2) leather-girdle Vi.

(QTafOgjemo half a fanam.

(grarog-jOJo -i- pound, in prov. tgiaragjaio (Stoietm^

(So-joajn, (Bta. Qg iH^nbo (SitfcSs.

oraror^s (2) girdle with clasp Vi,

(StdCOizcn'ôwlc^cQsi to be undecided, reluctant,

(sraroanb stunted corn (Palg.)

(QiOfOizo 1. a fraction -j'L,(Hraro0Csyff>5n_iO'ml<a>o

ernl— 2. a wooden bolt, orafaaaô toiygo.

feTafC0oaoo=:(5Tafa 2. g)5sra®osnb rmsinbo ara.

(SjaJcegoTD TP. put on his waist.

(Htaroaora!) (2) hips. ora.'tiTlaTa 55ajs^5i<0>osirE.

srarai^Qces girdle.— rsrara^QcBs)! Arb, girded

himself for wrestling.

rtnaraoira (^Qg^ls)) TR. each half a Rupee.

(Biao^fara^ by halves, as medicines.

(8Taft)S)55a.iS)a() (prov.) a tolerable physician.

n. oSi'&ro or (®t)(OCiU (imaro-oj) Royal, in otara

am etc.

I. oSr^rQo aram T. M. C. (V^mrafis) 1. A file.

f5TarooS)Q_i3sl, (STarasiojosl filings, tgrafao exaô

5n§ roo^sigqosl^ Bhr, 2. edge of rice husk

etc. sharpness, o)o_jaBajip)«5ig5)CUcS« (graraa^gj

prov. igiafDaroal^fao Vi.

II. (©rsrOa S. (\'^(ora(b=G.airo) Swift. 2. wheel's

spoke (po.)

(SmfOdSj^ ara'Jfallu (imaracsâi) Grinding stone.

a?t)fOae6^0fl) arakkaii t.m. (Tdbh. a^dosa^)

1, A Raxasa (graracSsfbasriTl KR. Ravana.

2. a miser; a kind of ant MC. (prh, from

(3rafOc0s).

(1Sif^fDdB6i arakklj T.M.C.(T'ihh.faDcS£Qa, EUO:e£no)

1. Gumlac, sealing-wax. coiafad3s Sfmnb zoocroo

©rolcnjaJD.-aôsmogjojoolji.r) QjloQ,caayo-3txi

roaai 5)-QJ'g;| KR, mountaineers.— imaracOa ouo

(m:(b£t{^— -®r 47 (eYC(D.aJ — (JS<^(biSfGo

of the 0ajcacraigiJo-3i3c>o TR.— of two kinds

o-i^focea, (2<S)0ejroces GP 75. the latter also

(grarotaslgjo Bhr. the lac palace (eg'^ScooDo S.)

2. red grarocBsioaaj'al) red Nymphaja (sra.'onloo

crimson.

(Si^fDcQênOo araksanam S. 1. Not preserv-

ing <sKiCO:S£a\<S)OOJow «)063oaj Bhr. 2. tmafo

q. v.+ c8£asmo half a moment.

(®fcrQo9^crOoaraksasamS. (roceai^^) <s.iiojj^.o

(5ta'0ocsil§o KR. The world will be freed from

the Raxasas.

(Gr^rocoot) aragaii (?) Eel mcaSr?;ro6S«^ arannUT.M.(Tdbh. rooODo)!. A stage,

scene, place for public exhibition (â-aâjra,

(aarol) @rDT3jro6!5Q3gs Bhr. (jra^teaaca'gj (Siaro

€SB<Si^ prov. not in a corner, publicly, orara

ssqo (3K)§ces)g.Gjjo truooacfi;^@aaj(b KU. convict-

ed or suspected of breach of caste, 2. the

cloth with which puppet-players cover them-

selves (3T3. ojls^lito Vi. to fix that cloth o_jl

^laaoGJ Era. ^lOal for a marriage (po.)

3. & (srarossQo Srlrangam &w£\iss al-^rai-ai) (SK> I

fo)EBp0Dej TP. [adulteress.

Cpds. (giarossQiplcCa to disgrace publicly f. i. an

(BTaraasBtplcs^S) to disgrace oneself.

(HrarossBlâ)) to commence B.

(5rara(2«J8Q,c95 to exhibit publicly.

(sraraSeoBOOo public exhibition, a play; mo.

<&)lPô96) to open the stage with the farces

of the buffoon, (graajcbcsa fgro. <£biplih(2aj

emo TP. she may exhibit herself as an

accomplished gymnast,

(srarosssBOQ a drama, ma'ooicm 2000 &Qfyl

<9) cQjipl-^, ma. ooâjemo <DnaiD.fi3l-^ •Q.hf\

erora) TR.

cSi^fDGS^ cfe arauiiu-jâ T. M. (oraracsâ)) & v. a.

(JSf^COcSQx&iy oOeil Bruising gently, to remove

the husk by rubbing.

(5T3ra«3i3rol) the socket on which a door turns,

also taTorosoBfcl) ti^lasajool Vi,

(®f5rO.QJOfb arajail T. M. C. Te. (rt.063o) King,

also (srarac-anb KR. (Starocanb vu. (gtDra.aJit6 ajl

emorah oljS(SC2.o prov. after checkmate.

csraro^noc/so, — acSs'.cb Royal family.

(srarojiJo, 'Hrara.Qj 1. Royalty (grarojiiDor^ ^sesal

Bhr. began to reign g3g.caoc'D0CSin§s1iS.^j

cSio KR. co-regency, fsraro^ oîioa^, sj.Utflsi

Vi. give check, oraraâjo^ reign. 2. con-

stitution 073fajiii§:a>, ojfiBGâi to order,

settle. Ota. otaiP^snn^, aiplsraig) to be without

head or order Vi. S.oiaro-ojrrfaiaroai'OiTA,

(STaroo'SQjoati-joCCh. (hence aJOira-aj Hibis-

cus populneus). (313^^3^01^^ a grass (S.

corral)).

(tSrcrosrWiSlrub arannil The buttress tree (?=

(SiDiploraialfiA).

CSfZ(Ci% aradu Wooden axletree (opp. uaSojai) Vi.

(Sf^JfD^dQj see (tSrZJfD^dft).

(Sr^fOerD arana T. M. Tu. The green house-

lizard, Lacerta interpunctula, said to be poi-

sonous (tgra. 5ifwosorat QSSicn aosmo prov. &

forgetful ((gra'tSa 20,wl); hence (gta'a^tflS 6itj

(a61d3s)oronf) forgetful. (SiQdjlg.jiP.tiiaTlnm.'Osmaid)

CBii_iOtLi5)aj KR.

(©^ro&nol arani S. Wood kindled by attrition,

Prerana spin. fig. â»aj03i(lfold)35)cmoro«)6irT')l

caoi-tib aSlccajOt) ^ûoodo Bhg.

(3iafDsrnli2(io=^0g KU. (ararosirnliaô raiacrni

(©^(0)32/^0 KR. in sacrifice.

(BiarDsmicSsfiaarra amcd.

(©Oroeni) aran T. a M. Stronghold (oiarosmjo?)

(srafêmlcSsi to be perverse; (Biarosm^g-i being

impregnable Vi. — (Starosniâurab aTiiPcOalnbjjo

tal^d) RC 13. at the eastern gate of the fort.

(tSfa(Q&nOjo aranyam s. ((Siai-osmo far) Forest.

(Si^rorGTl ara6i S. (ora) Uneasiness.

(STOfD.TjrOio arattam (Tdbh. focaojo) Red, an

offering of cliunam & saffron. (SaiDairav-tJiao ch

ffsrajj a med. (BTara.isiacyo amiioiaraaô gjemdtel

MM. (prh.= (aiaiOi3i3)).

(S^rororSl— 'Cr*' roojo 48 (SYCroQjl — (&-6cS]

(BTD.'D.mo) T. M. Alpiiiia galanga, mod. root.

jijajcim (STD. & jjjloorofnTO) Alpin. gal. minor.

(Si^tiarnl aratni S. (coamo) Cubit tsra'coa srm^

oT)tro''i" gDfoloj.tggmoej KR.

(GH'CfDCu) arail Tdbh. a00ci> Siva «aci<m ^^0;onb RC. (sraronb (Oionfc ^jrasajoao aQfSioT) <oi3

(013 rOtftfcloes). Mantr.

(Sif^fOfflOO aramana (II(B-iaro)T.M.C.Tu. King's

house, palace, court, (sraro^siro cro/D^fDl^lna

(ts^xionb J3ri{®030ro0 KR. [bolt.

i(5r?i(0(2!2 aramnia =t5T3ra0 2. (igrara) Wooden

(S^fDc:^^^) arayail (=(BT3ro-ainb) 1. Hereditary-

chief of Muckuwas. (ffrarocara^rao 0rotSo->Drt3oci53o

TR. 2. a southern fishercastfe (c&iotfflrai tsra &

<&,srol) (Sta.) a chief, called ^gligooOTarooz/nb

o)G})0§6m3g\(b <95o:ijafmD0(O) (znl<S«^5ir!g^. chief

of aiDcarob (5T3' i-HiarDcoJob or s^jii

cnjloA s)a_iraaiiab (groracajtb in Chertala, Trav.

3. a tribe of mountaineers;— fern, (maroain.

Cpds. oraracQ/'frno (foaga.'iDccroo) royal swan tgra.

(Bo_iDo)aj o)aj§.K2a ansifo^ KR.

(aiarooi'oral) (tsraro^) Ficus religiosa ({utacaj Hio

S.) QjlsiOônb rara'tulej (Srj_joai5)aj Bhr4.

(gia'cLnai<S'c)e) SojoaiSoj ^Sajoo (3T3)5rals)ii_i§o

Bhg7. — (QigLjracQJDfai) a wild kind of figtre".

(BraraotlraltftoaxinDCDo KU. (T. (grarojirifran'jicSsi)

royal dominion.

CEfSfDCQ^ dfti arayu-â T. M. C.Tu.(V^tBrafD3) To

be bruised (Sioiod) fffiarOfjrmoiSa-joCQTl (=:g)ro6T3ro),

CG. from fetters.

VN. (StadDQj grinding. (araroQjo (S_aif^5)ajcSa

add seasoning powder,

a. V. C®f06)fQje© To grind to powder, (sraa^ro

^(3) ^^Ôfat) 1^611823 SKoiolceso Vi. (marro)i

<iD5i6irogjDnb (BioiSTOD prov. tgraojro^ foifraajDot)

OLjQjfOJo asng (to prepare & administer physic),

ajslgjorroofficn a5nga(S)o prov. (SK)S)a^ (mfol<a

also to instigate; SfaicSasirocesi to ruminate.

VN. (Brattjgi powdering; herbs used to clean

the head of oil Vi.

OSfSfOQJo aravam S. 1. Noiseless T.M. serpent,

also (sra.'O^, (Br5ra.ij(rrnl(32jrDaiab RC7. Siva as

n_inmcogcfa6mn6. 2. Tdbh.ro'uo loud noise.

c®f3fDOJl'^'Qo aravind'am T. Lotus, orarT^xîJo

'TiPvitrb lotus-eyed CCh.

aS^(t>(y3) see (C^fOjaJ.

(Srattj^ce,, sn^ (So-JDcfe aralu'jâ T. M. C.(v''

(inafw) To shrink, also ora^meaz/TJiaora!) (m>'^£^

Cal. — met. siot63q tsiafDongcSiuocsi'l vu. (cause

of being bent & stunted),

a. V. (SfZ)ro|d95, £\m>(^(Bi !• To frighten,

alarm (9>Dialnr)^0Oiiro (STgjslfsraros^ msnmonb

CG. — also tsTaragl^ iSia'fh Cal. — 2. (srara^

(@sl (huntg.) to start, rouse game, scare up.

CV. (^9jld35»0ff)(t) aj05)g_jSl(3cflS)5mo aQ}rCV> CO

Qcm raiarrasl^rolcfisTo TR. had them

brought together by threats.

CS^rt)^ (willow B.) 1. Nerium, âjnm (BT3.

N. odorum — 6)aj§.>-T3i3) (ffra. (see, (graiirol). 2. loc.

Plumieria acuminata.

(&Z>(0&) S. — 5).xjr330fDo Calosanthes iud.

iTSrSfDD^cftio araja-âm S. 1. Kiugiess .-m'zo

wi^cQo fo.-Qfijlcaa Mud. (sn'0O32neamo_i9o oq

gjDo. 2. anarchy orarao^BifoiJOBl tsranosin

«3i3c)a. [(sraral.

(©rOfDDr^ araSi S. (disfavor) Enemy (po.) also

I. ctSTOfOl aris.l.= (3Tarao(tJ)lf.i.(maralc730nbTamer

of foes. 2. =:aDrol, Vishnu iBTaro^csjo (sraraaao

(Anj.)

(Hraralojronf) Hanuman AR 5. orafolojlfotb oia^

ojrao* AR 6.

II. (Si^fOlariT.M.(T. (tnaral^G. oryzaC.tgradtel)

1. Grain of rice, freed from chaff, mgj (.Ufaôân

p! (ft.-aic^ fsraro^co/Octol Sil.— met.Qor)5)gjnm 'Scuo

5)ai !5a=2i^sloiooos>rQ5^n'nâooo^fDl(Sa_j05)iucQ/'3

(95)1 _Qi5)0^CDro3l,Si'nT3)KeiN2. (by instruction).

2. rice given as payment, measure of rice

(a_iBTaf51 10 Edangalis, of (513^1 not of siongj).

(giarol (oTloaDSOO Soi,^ ^@g TP. good for nothing

but to draw pay. (srarolcsô sjjijajajo 6i-0io§

fig® TP. to Nayers for war. tgraojonfco (maralaô

(0)6rT|lr!Bo og)vOial§l^ (or acmalgj) he has not

yet eaten the last, did not die. (grarolcjôis cn\Q.o

(Srz)f61— (©roroloeei 49 (srsrolga,— (isrz)rDlca)

6i<0iO5ng ^cesisira Guma Ti. escaped because

their lifetime was not yet spent. 3. any small

grain: jijlfDaiforafo^, fwairocarol etc. amed.

Cpds. (5Torol(95iD(b (2) royal servants, also (snrol

cesiorarôib TR. = Qoa5)0(b.

(graralo^cSsiDg rice basket, & (ararolcug^.

(araroloion^ceoT (3) Cicca disticha.

(Starolgjsrrb (3) ajrolai granulation of a sore,

if not=(ST3ralmj5nt).

(gTafol5)g_|05l rice flour, also (srariT'aDcjj

.

(BTar5l5)g_jDOT)l bundle of rice Ar. iHr3(î|jSJJiS

(tgasi TR. (for an army.)

(graiTDîo-jD.X) turtledove MC. (=oiaDfD3&(n_jo.)

(Siarol(rylai'o scarcity of grain.

(arafolasmrti!) (3) coarse sand.

tgraralc2;g.QJ (2) foSôra TP. measuring out the

allowances to bodyguards, etc.

orarolcaoQ, GP75. the 6 spices. <33S(ftoJ0ij(S;ral,

(iinsrarol, siaoruracruoiifol.

(Srafolcails Qjo^ coronation (by pouring n_itp

W(S\ on the head).

III. CtSr^rol, (®tifD|o see (staas.

(&^(6\s^curG)J(S^(6]?(£h, (GrcroldeTlut) ariya-

ttu,— "jje,— yil ((Htaos) Near, a&jcarolsa)

aoaj fuisiTxafol^cSi 6Tg)oc2Jo prov. (STaimnbo (HK)

rola>,uio! ©Dii oQ^fO)^ (sraay^TR. to him. loieise

sig. (Bi3fDlc2)(S,T!i3)c9s, rooe3o.ijls)nt)o (oraralcmff^cno

QjoTO TR. from the king. ^cmroldhK^ Qjlgl-^

Mud.

OTOfSliSjijiil way close by.

I. (&^(S\cee> arikka Tdbh. noralcSsjTo divide, aoa

fflonajaiDsrerol^^ Bhadr D. divide by the

number of Saturn.

II. (STtrolaeg) TM. (II. (sarSl 3.) 1. To sift, cleanse

rice by washing, filter (Srarol orafolÔfiji) dJigj

<e)ipla)ai?lgj TP. 2. to gnaw as vermin, itch.

3. (BTOfol^mscflsi to creep as snakes, worms Vi.

(sraraltSaong (1) a strainer, funnel.

srarolgjlcSs-i KR2. must search after gold

((srarolg^j ).

VN. fgrariTlgi 1. sifting, straining ma. &\Wâ^

straining spoon, ora. @6TTi^ or (sra. q_iciJ3)o

sieve.

2. esp. gold wash (6ia_joTnfolgi)(gT3) aajcs^lra!)

Sim^ma (!£\s!SB(h ami^cro curoaj tsrafolnj

Siajoabo-jsmraigcejjo q.qj (rev.)

3. American wild sage, Lantana aculeata.

4. the webbed husk at the foot of a palm

branch. (& OTarragjoro).

cGif^/fDlaaâoej aringamala see mQcêisq 3. or

(Hrara? A precious necklace.Ldream,

(®fCf6l387lfV)DQ^ aringinavu TP. (OTaos) A rare

C5if?>f61oQ^ arimbu (T.C. (sraracry fr. oraos) Flower

jud, first appearance of fruit, small shot.

araralaojDO & — oro V. wart oDDjjlSnao!!) STorol

cruDro rnlo>o-a4 i0>5n| MC.

(SreroloJo (orafB) & cSrOfDla arippam,— maDifficulty (=(gTare32)) f. i. Q.S)COâT)\cm (sraralgJo

agjOSBQ.oa^'RC. (Hraf5l2(S:ao§ Gxjorolanoairi saio

ajl^ Bhr.

taramcT3)ft)o ^foiosasigjô RS. to tell, this would

eveu embarrass A.

adj. fljrafDlcai rare, uncommon, igrarolaz; gsuUo,

®;ô.-aio Bhr. raiai-olcai e^tÂ, aJlrant) Mud.

ma. fDDanbKR. (5Tarolfflca'0i-t» oorol CG. sraral

(2cao0o RC. extraordinary sacrifice, raiarol

Scc-ofti superior men. 2. (^mraasfaDora))

(aiaolajDCDfolcaisasraDaooio-iorrach RC. diffi-

cult to know.

(SrerolaDOfV) arimail (the preceding or (araral 1.)

A deer Vi.

(5T?)fDlcQ^d&) ariyuya T. m. C. (macSl il.?)

1. To mow, reap, act gently, ajgjt^cao.Tb oji-na

MR. .'ma^roo!DfD^(ma.'Bl6Tai55)j).ocbâMed. ooo-tj

ralsoicD^gnnbCG. cut off the tongue. ;gs^(S32;o§

(^555 'BrarolsTOTO) 0(S!5c:4o Bhr. hair, (srorolsroi^ô(ftaicb ru^-nTJDDfiAKRr). wings. o'orafi3i3a3'3f>asrab

(fftafâîg RC 35. (Braraleiiraralffliiigls KR. mow-

ing with the sword. 2. O:aiS53^'0lQS^(9) (&5>aJ(i@

,Qi) to tap a palm tree, ora.'ola^nm toJlcanb TP.

7

«S(^(S\Crdo— (Sr^fffi/iJl 50 (tSr?)TO6YV) __ (&d(^fcj^

(OrarolojocX) 1. sickle, scythe, (also (sraroiajoch).

2. (loc.) hoc, spade.

(marDlajocbd)) Dial No. = i^ p^tss-.tcial.

(&l(S\Cfdo, (&Z(5]j:Uo arisam,— jam Vi. (T.

pepper) Anger. Vu.QJi2 6)fo oraf^cjaajo C:3>o,xj

ojo, (ffra. cjjlyâJBlcaofD!) (Htag^ prov. ororolcjoo

ODsl^ (SiQi^-iTlcnD TP. he got angry. tBrarol nio

<9)a,!® RC. ora. (wara3'^» S) £>-§<&i, Vi. be appeas-

ed. Maplas oppose (sraroloao to ojlrolcao.

(©CfOlcenoaristamS. l. lUluck, misery, pain.

(SroocoDfO^cQio Tr P, ora'^^cm snosmoD Nid. to see

things black. 2. S. lying in chamber orooOQ,

ojfo (po.) 3. adj. tmot-raicaoo mocS\d^ziOo khd

VCh. the last old age.— (Brafoliôb m.

(Biarald^rm wretchedness,

den V. (srafolctîfls) enj'uotil) (HT3'^ StjoiD V2.

was disappointed. (gra'-gJsrgoiSsn gained byin-

credible sacrifices or troubles.

I. fSV3f?Bj (Sr7)froa^ aru(vu) T. M.C.Tu.(Te.

gDRSift) Brim, edge, margin. Mca)fD3Qj vale

;

the Loc. (Biora;i?rol)=-5rof5)e71ral).

taraasaai, <£nl to diminish Vi.

II. (&^(Ui 5. adj. V^ (minute, little?) Rare, un-

usual, impossible. In comp.

(HtarolsTlonooj q. v.,(sraa»5t2!jlmoRC. (&(gra'61c2-

ÔOo) etc.; bef. vowels (grgrb.

(5Taro3(S5aj (& oraQcftii) cruel murder.

'HTafolcnysTO proud flesh (see (marolgjsnf)).

(Hrarolocnjorrad) inmost meaning.

{Hraasaoa-cb mQ(m(2(Swo^ aji)iQj3^rzyilrDl_3jxirtb

Bhr. the arranger of the Vedas.

(srafisaj (T. (sn)ro^S)S>:u) fine woman. 6i:rb srara

Ql1(2CS2JD§, (Braro35)i5)X103(bRC. pi. (5I3fZSajC2J(b

(Saejlnrnloffingl oj^csô Bhr. heavenly

virgins.

(maro3Qjaj(b T. So. M. (not dear) foes,

VN. ((Sf^(^(2) & OS^dSla 1. Importance,

superiority, (fftafmlsinbo (mo.o-josroroi'^so. 2 .diffi-

culty, .-uoa^d) (STorojacaJOo & ^n_i0 a_iocLi(a)l(m

(Bra. ©sng Bhr. difficult to tell.

(Gy3fW.aJl aruji S. No appetite Asht. fmoriTl^

a med.

flSrarJSenoCn) arunail S. 1. Purple coloured. 2.

sun's charioteer. orosicu^rfJo <ertaaiismwo'^ 0I

nrraoT) c/a~l(/olfOrf>.raaiai Mud, (BT5)T)(T)o ijTara^m

(U) oJsng 0316501 KR, red from shame.

orartSommrDiOiiUo Bhr, solar race.

(3rafiS5marooft)LDl si.'ualsigjgnB^njO'Tb ^00^0

(^Som RC- before dawn.

(E!TartS®5moa32;o dayspring,

(SK>(iSiemouccQ\ Bhr. woman with red lips.

den V. (STj) Sio-vao (BiaroasTrTl-ai cEhoinao (at sunset).

^&Z:(Ui'^ aruSu T.M, (=!srorolcag neuter of

11 (srafis) Old (sa(S\i^ "irregular, awful" f i.

0,TDOsocu0fS@ self-exaltation would be wrong.

A defect, Neg.V. has been formed from it,

signifying 1. what ought not to be. fmo0crul

dteOB^ <SajOo)ra6mo CC. ^faioas0fO3g, cnJlfoi

5)ca(aTli3lc32(mo) 655(20(31303 oTlcrTlKR. So with

Nouns, Infinitives & Dat- of person. 6ira)63i3c>3 ssi

rsa^ Bhr. would be wrong for us to do. CCD

i-^c9502iD5)ro Bcio)d3s)(Si(mur>\<SQo Bhr, even A.

must not consume the righteous. ©OJib acOa

cqjo O"uoflfcnd3«ia»^ VyM. must not be taken

for a witness. Rarely with 2 advl, (Srg) alcBs en)

«5Bcbc9s)DS-Ucyalg_]'z^n"nro3@ "VilvP,— (Biaroioio.-nra

aioô a wrong, forbidden thing. — Past cn\

g-jraifD3(mosroig)RC.QjrD(t8(3iD5roroi vu. 2. impossi-

bility; mostly with 2nd advl. 0Og\D(r)«»'mort3)

aj6mo in a way never to be forgotten. (SiSi'iA

aiSg-jomasfoiosTsigi KR. could not pass, (graraag

e3C£ng_jfmlaT)lajo)m Bhr. — with Inf. a^ScSsifOS

(Oiotgi, (from wounds) MM. oiOTDgorob (Brao^'caiRS

ia)DS)(d) a med. — (ffrafffitmosrorajoaji) targiaJOfOo gj

(Brac^fOiOig^, — eg; 1. impropriety. 2. impossi-

bility. (STDfOcSsiismo^ cnl(Tro5)t£boc)oajfJSfO)oa^

cffiort^j RC57. aiosmfffifoiDigiiaô ^gjfoiDaso

CG. you may however see him, 3, weak-

ness. Q®5)o geflj^ggraoio^ PT.

oraraoigii old VN, <Q>osmmo<^ Mud. malice.

@5g.<955rooô)g_j5aj<b TR, = gDacesjfiBrmaoi

Qj(b "the unshaken".

(SrZ)(?BcyDro (Cal.) = (ff,3folgi 4,

(SfSfroaD— (SirO(f^fC1 51 aSfC(f^ a_lo- (m) OOo

(Gi7)f2R2lDsl arumadi (I. (Starra) As parts of a

ricefield are mentioned: otatôso curocnjo (BtO)

srn^ (5Taro30O5l (or (graQ0osl) oarolcsô odralcail

scsô MR. (doc.) either "bank" or superior

plot used for nursery.

rC'^fWcYU arumba ((Hrarolcnj) A labiate flower,

kind of groj.

CS»^f?BOJ aruva T. M. Woman, see tmons 11.

(®r(Dr?BQJl, (Sr^rDlOJl aru(i)vi T.M. (I.fBTaos)

Waterfall, cascadfi. (sraasxTlaô onelaô EC.

c;als)ejoâ2;o <9-,05T73rmral.ijlai(Sg.o§o KR. met.

(m3folQjla)C>3 asrranold) (ST0)3i BiiHcflsiSiCLJ KR3.Gna -^

cgiansojlcaDQ, the same (ma-iJ iKi3TaliS:"ara!) mâsi

oj\zi'0S)O!ân <Sa_iDQ)aj RC. (loc. {grar^Xiipl

caoQ).

<&Z(U^(yX) aruSSU S. Wound, sore.or\J

(fliarajTsao wounding, sharp, po.

(&Z)(Ui,6o arul T.M. (.'grara II.) I.Grace, favour.

(3n(03QJ5lcs;?^5)S (8raaBg.3o aQoi'oel KeiN2. cij

roonb (oTlraajnsaâoooisj RC 118. ^cormomm

Rsa^fataasTlsaiocutJulg-jTbBhr. 2. deigning,

command, fma. OnJ^, (HTDro3alff)^<g), to order,

say (hon.) grasiîjaaftiTlaTa ^raaj«»aoc0) <sa.u

<9)§.o (SiOfOJcb 5)_ai<g), may the blessing of Guru

& Gods enable me to relate (po.) (Hraasgls)^

^caorai) "by the king's command", heading of

Royal letters TR.

(SKtrmîy,, £\ 1. to deign, vouchsafe, grant

<&)Offnzon<) ajroaf03Sg.6mo, rnlsmces rooKj

Qjo Qg)anloB5ifOCTTT,ô (gT3«sa3<^3'"'t) KR. fmj

fobô-j (gTOslc2;CY^ro3(Sa.siT5o SG2. sis^-JiOJiiko

6)(aioyfan§!S.'iJDc95iro3g!l§nm 5)55a.ijo Bhrio.

2. command, aQ)«sas)cn .-^cuonb (sr?i(Oi£)^mo

(BtQSSBSiCD ansicm KR. 3. Aux. V. eoigas

cb CC. please to hear, gjasonrag) (doc.)

seated, residing.

(8raRSS.Qjo§ 1. command of kings, etc. 2. oracle

of Gods or demons through a possessed

person. gsmlcsô^S S)0<Smra!) ojrm— iina.

cxjoa^rrra TI'. uttered the oracle-

(©^((TOiTD aru6a Ruta, mc, a racd. plant.

(tS^((TOQ-Jo arubam S. Unformed, formless.

rgrajgajl incorporeal, God.

CS(Q&(Q:66> see under (araraa^Si.

(&^(S(bs<yi>c&>o arenU'âm (Tdbh. oosroerra, <sro

6n3<0>) A bitter pungent grain GP76.

©^(rfDOCOOft) arogah S. Healthy, sound.

a5ifZ)5fOD.nJd95o aroja-yamS. Nausea (=(313 1-03 jJ),

fever with vomiting Vi.

«S^<ô arkam S. (\'^(sraja) 1. The sun. 2.=

(BraanSraiSSorunt) Npr. a Colattiri Raja KM.

(®ft)CO§o argalam S. Obstacle, bar, bolt.

iHTOâieanb Si P. king.

CS'^'ô argliamS.(V^(Braan) Estimation, price.

(gY3cieicTnl5rr)32;o TrP. astrol. determination of

cheap, dear & middling months,

(mo'ieijo estimable; honouring oblation (oêaao

CLiio) to Gods & Brahmans, chiefly water.

fST3a£>ua_ioai65ac)o washing water offered to

guests.

CfSCOr^:Q& duVOlkkB, S. (to shine) To praise,

adore. (Snô;®63BcX)S)£)i03"go aooor)0/^d5^63Q

(2g,o§o (^slca rnl®aja)05)ca)3r5nô aDocruo i^Bj

ajo5)«)D5n|o(gT3 ipglj DM. (graallfmo part. pass.

mi 2], (ffiaijno, (maijooo S. worship (m3a)j]c9s

PP. (Saajam (gTO>9io@s1 (sraiion s^-nicsôrai

RC96. cilxioijCDo SiP4. ajlaHcoo tsraij

m @S6Q13l CC.

(&fCin^c<20 arcissu S. Flame (po.)

C®ra0^, oD^^ (Ar. ars) Petition, taracunb

Q^yrmlai! israroêaloôis 'Sn-igj TR.

(^Sf^'^^-ee. arjikka s. (v^ (srada G.'orego

strive after) To acquire. mrafoiDag^fônb PT.

part, fffrafi^rroj f. i. raiD.-LjCTUDSîOiSaioô KR.

VN. (aras^mo acquisition.

(S^'o^nOo arjunams. (^^^63=0^^1)) White.

(ffi3Stemnj5rD0o3c9s)STr)o e3co,(m5)cs2Jo ai inyrolsîSia

6"g Bhr. to cover the world with their fame

as with snow.

(ffra2%,cnnti N pr. the 3rd of the Piindavas.

(HTo'aj<pl KU.=ajlal^(T)DC2jo^ (sec ota

ffljjjjnb).

7»

îf^??8 .(©rcrsjUo 52 (tSr^ênOo— CS<ZiO

C^QPQ'^^1 cSvts^roQjo arnassu,— vam S.

(V tmofb fluctuate) Sea, flood.

(STOSginoeao lotus.

aSifORSlDo arthamS. (V^ rsra*) l. Aim, scope.

oraRSiDORjiDZocsiJI for money's sake; adv. o_iroo

raiDo Nal. for others. rooaaiOôtolno asmarnl

rolcSsmo AR4. attends to R.'s business, tsr^yj

oOoraiDSOQcfe QJOTO (^ô Bhg4. the desired ob-

jects. 2. gain, wealth, riches; chiefly money.

tsracTra 5)o_j(ô oraQfoiaojlai s)a_iDrtb<a)05mo

QiSiO§(ij® TR. doc. 3. meaning, sense. iHra.

o-ioih to explain. <Sxiao30((TO0K5iQ-oifaijessro),Tt>

Bhr. knowing the substantial meaning of V.

& S. Qj3jiiai63i3c>o eiorrao ongtsa (sra'aDcSimTlgj

TR. are not plain to me, not intelligible.

Derivatives: (saayincn (1) begging, petition.

(SraosiDdho (in conip.) having the meaning of —(3T3(3K)(9soronb, (srao^xiont) rich Vi.

(BTOKMlcyScaocoo usury B.

(SKxsiDo njasiCUOQ, a receipt for money.

(5T3a3Marco6iJi sum of money.

(srac!3iDDiâoo covetousness, (araraiDSoa.

(STOKSiDorol) abl. in fact, meaning, viz.

oracsiol desirous, cooa-jSiaoififiiocgiQlcQJOC?^! KR.

(HT3(3inlc9s(ajcroo3ocuro3Ct2SSiNal. to saisfy

a beggar. (BraRnDltaiacmnOJDODDain qjkso ARg.

the beggar will become rich.

denV. (BTac3iDlc9s) to desire, beg, f. i. izcrra (Shjd

<9)S!5135)S. 0QOO6rDeIl®caiD§ UR.

part. oraKnolfmo begged.

tHT3raiC|0 proper.

(S<Z)^dde> ard'ikka S. To trouble, hurt.

(5ragl(!j)o Tetanus or hemiplegia (po.)

(tS^fUUo ardham S. Ilalf. tgraSJJo rmonb oraauo

QSiaajo prov. Nal.

(sraiau JiJlOQfif) half-moon, crescent.

(sraOJjnnorol Hermaphrodite.

(araOxJajtulca half the customary interest TR.

(STaaUjaojOoiaemib KU. half Brahmans, castes

which are regarded as having sunk from

Br. rank to a level with Xatrias (f.i. en

oojlsl, 5)Q-iogajoc)o) KN.

(Bra (iJjfD 0(53)0 S. (masbiTiOir^l vu. miilnight=:(i_)o

(oilfDo. (3raaura3;ro)id)a <si6 o-T^slgjlifiso prov.

(BTaiSijDauo a quarter.

dcnV. (SK)!?x)\,Bs> to divide in halves, m>(i£\S)cn

(3T3(?aj1;2j3rai) CS. Gan.

tgrasaoT^ half-moon KR. (gDO^).

(tSrSoL^gnOo arpanam S. (caus. of \f(sn^) 1.

Placing, f.i. n_i03D^5mo putting the foot, g

d^0ci(ro)o (So-ioejo ma. Sijiir^^êj Nal 2. did not

set his eyes on him. 2. entrusting, offering.

0(2g)6!53cki ajloajorcl^ oraemjoonô (sn^smo

6>^<^ Nal 4. confided to each other.

denV. (3K)g^t9s)= t5ra^5mo qjiIcq; , esp. to

give to Gods & superiors.

part. (Biog-ptaio, f.i. -oH'gjDgljl.iyisaBcb fine ob-

lations.

(©^60! Go arbud'am S. A very high number,

100 millions (in CS. 0aoo33iosl) or 10000

millions (CS. aocsofflj). ^COO srasojao ARe.

2. difi'erent swellings, esp. cancer. (g"i03jrmo

Qjoyc8«) Sojosiiu aolsr^fiTltflao aiojldj m5inm

^g.5raTB»ajrBo a med.

denV. mrasmal-gj -ajasrorajorai Nid.

(Sf^(Scft>ab arbha'jfan S. (Ved. m>k= (m^)

Child, the young of animals. rgye Vi.

aSr?)(2ao armam S. (narrow?) A disease of the

CEfSc^jfu) aryail S. ((sraft) Devoted, an Arya.

(Bra2J23iJ (Ved. friend) sun (po.)

(Sf^Cô arvam S. (tma*) Racer, horse (po.)

(HTOQljDcQt S. hitherwards.

C®t)C/2C:^ arsasSU S. Hoemorrhoids, vu. m><Si

mi , (Efrasca oSfDocoo.

(C^ olOOU arhah S. Deserving, worthy, rao^j

mii^crn mQcLich Arb. fit to rule.

(3Taanrm=:<S32,oco,(0) f.i. ora. <2a_iosioj oêaoBl

<S)S)i. S) niC^ TrP.

I. CSrOO ara T. M. C. Te. (VôraQ) 1. A par-

tition, room= i5,T^ f.i. @O6!5g0O Mud. ojggl

cao royal sleeping closet. (gTaoccDra') 09)010

(Sais Mud. tsraoncSaonnlsifOteaoa-ioSa'srsDTP.

don't run against wall & wainscot, take it

quietly. 2. well secured rooms; magazines.

(tSÔ— csô\s^j 53 (tsrcolcQ^ — (®f?)q (&

(^(tnaio TR. treasury. 6âj3<3ft5mSo)n6o (mao

@ocmg®a_i055aj prov. ajsrsoro sroo <& ,1513)1 ff)a_io

ai^ TR. plundered the stores. cr)Z^S)S (HT30

csTlsiribo ^cnjlrab ailtplÔiTA TR. land close to

my vaults. (sraocsô@03ô(3Tasc9«lKU. forts &

harbours. — jail (Biaajsim oj^sl^ fStaocsiJlrab

^S, Q_iD^-^, tSTaocsiilcrK) aHipl^ TR. moo

c%o (inaoô (oflan KU. regulate the prisons;

hence: <9igjo, <ft5reo, oniaicajo.I

Cpds. (SK>ocas)(t^ 1. at the palace. (3<&o<il<2ces)0§

(sraotflsiOif) ojocagrm g)g.0c9sig_jli'niaDnb TR. 2,

Npr. palace of the Cannanur Blbi TR.

(BT30g_[cQ^ sparrow (=sra§afla29aral'Q^f3l).

oraog-jejai the door of Samorin's sleeping

room, in charge of Paianambi KU.

oraogjro closet, treasury.

rmooiôlca/nt) burglar.

fgraoajDfoTlra!) tmaais^ aisni Mud. door of closet.

n. (SCQO Inf. of (5130,191 q. V.

III. (®rao ara T. M. Blow, arao (moevx^.

(Gft)Oo aram T. aM. (\/^ mao,) Law = cJO0Zo;

(BK>055aa)Oc)o Q5)0(d)lejl RC124. dutiful STta. raia

oo acrnloolraf) Soiono ajoo_jo 020,0 60. fsiao

60Bg,§«^<S@aa(b 63.= co2alc^* or ^fSjcSscX).

loc. (5T30QJO Qjoajo sâigijnb impudent; but

rBTaojoo aibtgraoojo^^ ojocijo^^ he suffers

no want (=:(BTaoa)^).

osrcocQ^d&j arayu-ya T. C. a M.(\^rgiao III.)

1. To beat hard, f. i. monkeys QjDS)ejc9a0l tP rai

SQjl S)5)3><a)cb (sracsrora)Osroro) s^jiJrmDiti RC15.

sicngjosraig QQ)§oea cleanse grain in harvest.

(5rao6Ti5i3)0if pelting rain. 2. to beat drums. 0B

tora)(3cr)osaiocTt»aiolcr)D(b RC28. <93>-tj)l,-ai3)Ocsjjo

0§g.6t5Bc>3 etc.

CV. (Hiao3in<9s) Vi.

(tStCoQJl (-^r. arab) Arabia— arable; also

(BTaosnjnriD <0)g_jraf) ajora TR.

CSÔOo {^^- haram) Unlawful. (sraoDcnTlogLj

etc. whoreson.

csi'ZJODCQjl.^S'QJ.-ee^ ai-ayiccuvekka A cer-

tain heathenish ceremony Vi.

(©rOolde^j (?) ai'ikya Mackerel MC.

ctsr?)olcQ^ dft. ariyu'ya T. M. C. Tu. (Te. q^qco)

VÔTDCi 1. To know, oracfloiojnb I know (Syr.

doc.) part. (3roc9cLini) privy to a transaction

(doc.) ojaiRHo (gra-olSd. Inf. notoriously, mrar^l

caosi-oi unobserved, suddenly, unwillingly, rtn

6)(Tni3T3)0cr)olc2/'05)fa) oJlemaib KR. swooned.

Sometimes (like 6)a_ioo,'9s)) with the Obj. in

advl. part. aJTlfolsroojolcôrnlaiôra ft:)3|.o

Bhr. cannot live without him. 2. v. n. to be

known oQcrTlcesiolsroigi'^SO, (Sraolca,®g_jo©)Odon't

know, Qg)CT9lces) (graolsroT^ I knew.

oraolcaD^', — cao^, — ojlgjo^,— c2-(2gjoa)3

1^ ignorance.

CV. mracSlajIcBs), (sraolcaJlcBs) to make known, ojl

tSfi>frisiiom6\w^<B5i RC. to report, notify.

VN. (BToolcoriaJ notice. oaDasioralisai rgra-olcaTla-j

proclamation.

2ndCV. saiDxTlGjcQiSBracsa (araolojlgjlôsô,

roisoBcbsn (5i3olajlgjlc9«ionb gsn| etc. TR.

tgraoliôUo acquaintance, familiarity, ma. a^ô

cesi, Qjf03K^tS> to contract acquaintance-

(HTaolojoanb (= .CTSolaj at)) experienced, learned.

(giraolajDatb o^yfo^ PP.

VN. rgtaolo-j knowledge. oQSirragjDo (sraolo^cai

cb Mud. what tidings? ojosrôiiOGJ ff)c9iO§

raroi 'graolajo erajasBcXxfisi ©gj TR. we were

not informed, that....sijai':Q^@ ST3)6!5ac>Dc95iol

Qjjrig we are aware, that he did. .•sracTlcsy

rrnl^ S)^nQ,o Q_cxâ<ocuo, mraolcijsisrggEblf?!!)

®60B5)CT) S)^m(30o KR4. gratitude.

(SiaolojaiDrant) skilful, knowing.

(Sraqd&5, OQ ai-U-Jfa T.M.C.Te. l.Tobescver-

ed, cutoff, break, s^ffjaiaofsl) dhytmalaj fsraoo,

Bhr. in battle 5)aj^5>c9)05rgoci ojlacrro Mud.

(SajroOi° ^'ill be eradicated, @g.crol (HraQiJonb

KU. &0W (graoQijleTro, ogral) (Sraoo,- 2. to

end, cease. crucTOrail (gTaoo,'3a_iDcdri the lino is

extinct. OTOoenjCnuo (ma. the claims are at an end.

igrg^zao (sraO)®-'iJ3ao Bhg. 00 cT\j^(mo (siasinGjo

(!naool<2OT0 sisiaxKSa Mud. eanncno (Biaoolô

(©foqoee^

—

(&iq 54 (STQq d65— (®t)6^0de6i

KR. will no more be born. 3. to bo fmishod,

resolved. 6)S);g)rooc;a1(9)misl(i5b (gTaQ5>ajofta<a)Sm

cm CS. calculation by proportions, aioô nna

ooajDjajlcaoairi Vi. as good as settled.

Inf. fsrao 1. off, in Miscmo, etc. 2. entirely

mraoSaj onaxio^m (grascSaso RC32. g)5(b

f5taoc9s)5)a® 50. ©biaDono aosifDonrroajoca/

cSlojonb ^-nfal^§o Bhg. clearly. 3. little

mraocal^ o^frrasjajÔttjb (loc) not even the

least.

adj. part, tmaoo to which there is not. <9)0^

tsTlfj)}) (sraaooorooaiocao KR. a cleared sky.

SooroooajOnrol CG. incomparable. ajo§0oo

a. V. (SifZ)Qc8©, CC^ (vu.sraoan)!. To sever,

cut off (^rol<S)6)g. TR. oa)ggreap, 5)<9)0ipl kill,

acuo pull as under, aroo saw.— met. (fysm

C52JO (sraQfi^ Mud. betrayed our love. — (sroq,

fmaoidg the whole roof (f.i. sirîssals^nbotsra.)

2. to decide, -graQK^ n_i03> peremptorily, (bt3

OD.oij'ajDcBa V2. conditional promise, cjjem

fOitSloinbo (graQ,OT3) ojanco ag)=K^ siaiodoajorrb

(doc.) fixed interest, ojlai (sra. determine the

price.

CV. (sraQgjlcSs). (c^Qjgmîoral) aiy-uraf^gjl^

Bhg.

"VN. sroQgjl. severing, sawing. 2. harvest.

Qjlg.5iarai30«S Qja2;igJj|Q,g_jOOOCS27l KR.

(BraQgJ-'iJOck), (5T3Qc0sajDc>3 (1) Vi. saw.

(Bi3Qgj<9iOf5nb sawyer, reaper.

I. CS^f^Q aru (V^fgraQS.) l. Severing, cutting.

oJlaalm ojffiajcesi (5r3Q,c0isrrasngoo prov. torn

part. 2. horrible (prh. = II orarai) (STaQ,cS!aj

violent death, f. i. of king=:o_j§ajai also <sv>

o<aiiii(ans>£a (maoajtDaj'sia'ois 0^(36313030 <Sa_iD

OigôsTgoTbCG-) (BiODinejcT\;Qr)2Q<Q3iica)c>a S)^

^g_jonbMud7. by executing them. — (Braocuej

TP. (STaQ,ej (vu.) interj. murder! (=(513^3

<ftGJ q. v.)

(3130,^^3)^^= ^0^31^^ (loc.)

lataQay, etc.

II. (S^'DQ In comp, for (OrgiQ six.

(tnaQCigQ, 600; fgiaQ,ogoonb Npr- Nayera of

Porlatiri's bodyguard KJU. TR.

fsraQoj^ 60, f5roQ,o_i'!ji1ooD5n| 60 years, (STOQ,

fLjfoTloostS!^ 60X5-

oraQT-jfi^moej 64, the Brahman colonics in

Kerala (64 Gramam), the singular institu-

tions of the country (64 (BramojiiOfOo), the

number of rafters ^cft.an)o:s2/o Qjg.6raiS)0ra() ar^rd'

Q_iaCSj;o prov. (=d)^ScfiS)Ora?;)-

(5TaQo_j(t23onoaiDo the 64th year (or Siôgjo

critTr)'^', when Tippu introduced circumcision

in Malabar)-

(maQ,q6iirib (= fcsrrâjnb) Subrahmanya.

(sraQxiib 6. tgraQXif035i5 co.-sTl ajrolfirTlfs!) Si P.

a\}(mib (Si3Q.us)roô cio^ Bhg.

(Si?lQd&) ai'U'Jfa T. (M. <a)Qc9>) Agrostis linearis

Vi. 5)X!ggQ,a3 a herb, like rosemary Vi.

(Sir^Qoee-.^ arukkal T. So. M. (VN. (sraQ,(Ss))

A niche, ditch.

f®ft)Q(Wl arubi VN- maci-A,, End. ojfolaiOTtsl

6^nbo (BTDQ,-oTld3sif(A MM. (SB'jd(S-sr^ (5raQ,rmlCTej

caTlral) TR. at the utmost limit. (sn)Q,fU)\cn^03liWo

QjfOis^Si VyM. fix the boundaries. miaQ,(Tj)l

SiJiJi^ to finish. (Sfo- g3§<9i establish Vi. tsra.

6>.Ucan fix the last term. (graQ,'^5iôraI) decisive

word.

(3raQ,!7^6âj§c05 to be extinguished a^fojajajo (Hta'

§0 Bbr. eso_jsaj0Qfcrn5),-Lj§(aDa><3ajNal 2.

CV. C'a{(^35iS)9 (ffraf^fzJT'sJa-i^.'arago Bhr.

(3TaQ,failcLiral<9i to close cuarab (sro'rrro Bhr.

C®it)Q fCYTDaJ aruttala=i5TaQ,trnl(iDej q. V. GOD

s QjsSoasi oTOQ-araiDceJlfsi) TR.

(TS>?5Q (2lDSl MR. doc. = orarra0Dsl.

(©^qoQ^ arumbu T. So. M.(\/^(graQ,) Dearth.

(BT3Q,cruf3ii little remains, stunted fruits.

(£f?)6)0:Q6\ arekka M. (I. (sraq,) To loathe, dis-

like, gfocoo xiiajl§la2; <2Q_ios)ej iBraao^ Ga_isl

-oi — ei'êoQlajosyal KR aijj'^cm aj^cuonbtsta

Sio_^ Bhr. 6T3)on() gDajlo)s 3Dralc9a<a) (sragj tsra

noaâi (grOjcfijnrra TR. I shall not stop to it,

I detest the whole proceeding. aieDajO-^ So_jd

cdTl (Mpl.) I have changed my mind (aiejlîj).

(grSOOo— CSrâj 55 (SroaJA— (&ZBA^

VN. mrosiogj qualm, aversion, ora. 65A§ajnb

Vi. daring, mraigjo otd^ûIcsjjo 5)ii_ifol<S)

^srôcojfffio Bhr.

CV. {gra5)Ogj^c9a to make to loathe, zm^fnl

(Braog_p^lc8ssmo qj^coIojcoo o^jtjosô^

KR. teach myself resignation {<S)S):nii}0CO o).

CSr?)OOo atfam VN. =an3Q,fi:nl 1. Extremity,

end. CftJOOoaiôD oranoo aj(TOnD:ijOv'51gj PT.

i^-oiôoo gDgjKU. unbounded wealth. (HTSOO

algjoio) orvj&JTmo Bhr. (uraoozlôsoioao sîti

or)fDa^6!5Qc:>3 Bhg. innumerable. cnla)0oo^ga

.ajooanmofiA CS. the circumference of a heap

of rice at its base, (araooo a^sr^ snjexjl thorough

knowledge. 2. adv. as far as .a^.TStaooo (Wtu

155I g5n|; (sTly: SdSffl (sraoiâviTra N. txjocnjooojo

MR. (doc.) 3. evening (3roô2:o:£\ it is late.

4. a feint or pass isra. ora^liSaTo (S^DCioeinb,

rara'tSTsnlfai) n_jool B563b1 .ru^, itna'S-waajoo

QJO QJOTO (SQ-ioaTl TP.

Cpds. (of (Sraooo or adj. part. (Hraoo).

tsraoosiDSJo death, Genov.

oraooasif rainwater standing in pools.

oraoocesooo end, loss, damage, (sro.-^jno (bto.

Qj(T)D cgcLJoazTl he is dead. (Hra.tjTlsim taia- cu

ro3(i53c9) to injure. (5T3. (^SOaifmfo.-a^cQs); iSra

oocflsoo6!5i35)g. (SCDoê^sh to remedy, mend

things, (sra. (SODOcSeib Trav. repair.

osraooscesio right of succession to another

branch of the family, when that has failed

of descendants.

(5T3OO0OOO <&;(SOQ,^ V2. to be in a furious

passion,

(©f^jej ala T. M. C. To. (Tu. curdles) 1. Wave,

obs. \/^(sa9i obs. hence (ftfmej hills & waves

KU. compare tstdjû. 2. VN. of (sraotHiOffi,

lamentation sto JCSô 1^00.^0.

Cpds. f3T3ej3>S(<Apo. the surging sea oraucQisra^

moejo KR. (sraroj^mnb iHraaiaisral no^njlftil) aj

as Bhr. sunset,

(Sra i)5io_iDa33<ai 1 . to fight eternally as the bellows

against the shore gjajSroo5GJ5)n_iD«sajoab

(SiiPiSiGilgJ, aQS)Cm (3TO_>j6>ci_10«».ljmD yOU

are a bore. 2. to vie (ftejcalaiSaiDô (groaj

5):xjDf®fa)^§o <SiClgi3rigLjliycki KR.

tsraiioi'oyn RC,=(gia.ijaisrdi),

(tSTCeJato ala-yu T. M. C. Te. Tu. (Vîaiaej)

1. Lath, splint, palm or bamboo leaf, oraiiiiSi

Qjo.WPral) MR. door of split bamboos, (sraajai

rnâi closing an account on leaves (tgroajsxTbo

tsia. ajnrro (Bo-iaazTl his story is at an end), o_id

Qj30Q,m ora 3J<a) weaver's staff. (gTajJt&iejaiaaTl

5)Q_iD5l-3j, (ffiarolaioâ ci^3Jiu<9iJj!&'3casilRC. cut

in slices; anything long, flat & thin. 2, blade

of sword, knife, spear. — chain of elephant Vi.

ceTt.ej6S^d95 alanilU-ya T. C Te, Tu,= OToej &

(grannfiSTîb; loc, rffraiiieorgrci!) Commotion,

a. V. C&êASRS^, ceîl To wash clothes, by

beating (HraaicSalgjliplQâi, ora3Jce«^ (0^.6n®1 ^

(DS)] (gT2!Oolo)i9S)0§(i^ KU.

CV, (SrailctolcQs),

(srautSa washing, 5)aj§.(Scai3)snt) (era. 0doo1 a:0

calces So-jDXJO.'ib prov.

(BraL!Jc3s<3)0ronb washerman. tgra-^JiSSiSnmoojnbo

aiy^.oi (2o_i05iaj prov.

(®fS£Jo alam S. Enough. (aramaaioBhr. fsrgjcaa

croo a-noo (sraejo s^îgiiaiT'si^sSD Nal.=:2).o')1

CQ-0c9s) to let suffice, leave off.

(:&^BA^.(5\£e< (to got ready) 1, To adorn, de-

corate oneself. raifO35rnli20(b oocmocoTl iBra'^^

cnsrrra KR. 2. to put on 0D9J ST3.ajff)n5o

a^ysiialrai) tsra':^, m^g.i^Gmo eajD.ife ora'Sdaa

eiDo Mud. ^S)ra)3ceacsjô ima':^ ofl ODzlceaKR,

also with Instr, (ajociusejo siZ^rab raro'^RC.

3. to adorn another, (J(Q_j;mo5,^r3) ajjfruoal 5)S)0

srg isro'ces) KR.

CV. (BTOPjafcrolgjlcOs) f, i. (crolaicJo (sraajaâ (sra'::^

Bhr. decked her out. ciuojjlsicaj ojrnrODaliS^

aorali ora. KR. cruôocoo ora'.^ Mud. made

him to adorn himself all over.

(3raiii®>ft)smnS. ornament. ^ffja.'Sta) oraajaaDfoem

soaaoejo RC,

(OraajaBjOfOo S. decoration, embellishment, ele-

gance, rhetorical figure, fijra 'JSjoraroDefsni))

S)n6o (Si>.aQj<a'C>3TR. instruments for solemn

occasions. — ma iiasooroc-oo^'Oo rhetoric.

(®roaio9^n— (SiêJCQ^ .6 'TSrcai^— (©roejoj

(SifaeJcSâ:!! alaksmi S. Misfortune (sra. 03^

ssado ôstm^ KR. (sra.'ojlaaaojo (gaô GPSi.

spirit of melancholy.

(STZ)ejoe3^jo alaksyam S. Undistinguisliable.

(BTO'caoca; cxjocaa MR. improved

.

(Srêj(S9&5Dajo alangolam T. So. M. Confusion

(see (sraajeorarat) slovenliness Vi. B,

CS'f^ft^ \(TO Vi. see (sraajoaral); oraaj^rol) from

(Sr? eJSdSj alattU'ya T. M . (V^cBiaej) To importune

(Sioai^l (SjiioelcSs-.

(TS<?ejfWDrol (?)ala6ari Preparation, articles re-

quired, orosêiiflo) tsraiKmofiricSid) amao @3^=

(SoiOqj (loo.)

CtSifSSJirfil ala6i So. M. Troublesome. (sraoKailajo

£ho (or eocoo) misery. (HTaiii'a7lc2;03iJlf61t9s) to be

tired with unpleasant work V1.2.

(HTaajgi confusion, stir, fright V1.2. [oraej).

fffraLUgjoQ,a) V2. to refresh oneself (comp,

(graiinjo molestation, fatigue Vi. B.

(sradicnj trouble QjaHca,' (sra. vu.

(ma&Jcnjc9>T. C.Te.M. (=(graiicsy)bcagitated,

tired. (graaiaxri<2aLjo<0i spill, asafull plate. —

shake clothes in water (Te.=: (sraii<SQ<&)).

(8Tancnj<tii) vexation, trouble tffto. (HTgjtSato molest,

tease— loc. (araaiaaral uproar.

(©tejenjo alaBdham s. Unobtainod.

(Hraoigio unobtainable, irrecoverable.

(®rêjo€QQJo alambhavam s. (sraajo) 1. The

feeling "enough", contentment, also faraîioenj

fiajl. 2. having enough of it, vexation (=(5ra

Oicnia^) Vi. (Biaa.ioeoajo :m3cS)(a':ig!| intempe-

rance.

(SToaiaato)! the same, eanaltacfecssssrô cn^sn

m^cmejzziay^ NaLi.

(©"cejccydft. alayu'ya t. m.c. Te. (oiau) i.To

fluctuate, be tossed. (^'gijonocsiJl msc02®auoc)a

(JOC(®l6atfl6)(S3ej6!5BlcBJajst(3i3l^KR4. 2. to roam,

be wearied. <feo§2(n)OQ,o (sraiierni^ aoscrra KR.

fflSinmanmDCQ;! jiJ(asK5ra)i\6ro®l§ajDcnf03@ Bhgs.

let me uot thus pass thro' many births.

CV. (graiitalcto (loc.) = ajs)iiate.

a. v. CSf^6)BAcB&>Si 1. To beat against, as

waves on the shore. aonbsa.uoej-STacioab RC.

(from anger) (gT32!?j(wn3o61ra(i (Htasji)^ CG. (an

infant, for milk) rm^srno o^naaolajb (BTO U-ajSTnl

o)o)d3s) CG. s)tnB-.ajoarcKS)Qj-gj^ rooiismnb RC.

O^l-Uo 5)jii3y&J^ KR. 2. to beat the breast in

grief. (ZiDorDiaiai-ô «3io/lô onliiiajla^î

(gocuTlgsiai^ô Bhr. s)6)<S) (graii^slmoib

siag^lrafc oQffljgo CG,

(Sraai^ral) vexation, mourning.

(BrasiiUgi (see (gra^jgj) VN. (gtaaigJlscDDs ©lOifiA sjifto^C!^ RC 15. with vehemence.

CV. (SK)S>&iQ^<ss> f.i. (§curao (srasiaigjl::^ 0Lq1

^ Bhg8.

(&Z>BJ(b alar T.M. C.Te. (C.Tu. (srarorolj) 1. A

blossom, opening flower =0ai(b (igraiKb culfol

o^ma). 2. the sharp point that runs into a

padlock Vi.

(Sia^jcbcyaronb (1), fD^5iîi(b.^nj05mnb, (araotaiajfo

ounb CG. Cama.

(EifSejrol A flower, willow? (=(graroal).

(GVQ^jrO^dft), Pnra 1. To open, as flowers. <^

srnsiS-gj crc2iDCJula^0tij<3f3 aliFlcffiTlsm @oa7a

(SnoDcSso KeiN2. (=eiaiosa)). 2. to be hot

& dry (T. Te. to shine as sun) = gaj«s<a> to

yearn, long, tsraza raraejnT) aismlms.-jii) aai^no

ojlsaioifi^^ KR. with longing eye oraiirmoiab

(5iaS)22ceca (3Taa_if3OCul!95!OS10D prov.

VN. fgraejij heat, lust ojcnSfsraosai^ covet-

ousness — (Htaai^jc9s)0rt)n{)= f3T3Tni04Q.-iol vu.

(sraîfmcLinb.

(Sifêjqd&5, 6] alai'U-ya M. T. (T. cry from

fear, oraaid^ C terrific) To roar, bellow, cry,

as elephant, tiger, woman in labour, gocss) cuo

culgtiiolmoib KR. (graiiol-gJifola^cs^cBhg. Cali.

raof)ftia"unb ojd'oo ora uoI (3ra§E^ KR. (graeg^

(S^cb (sra ijQnT)g (B.-i_j05)iJ Bhr.

CV, Qjosjo (BTaiiol^3>a>05r^ cijoogj^ Bhr.

(Sraaiij (loc.) roaring, etc. see under (graiKb.

(©rS^fcb ? alal (=(Hr3ij or oraî-sb) (SiatPraiioâô

siTgajS)gj|u;tf}anm CG. [boaster (loc.)

OSTCejCUCTrb alavah T, M, C, Loquacious

(tSr^)ôro— (tSr?)^ 57 (SiTDeêiaj — (Sroejo

CSir5^0f\)Cu) alasan S. Lazy. (STaeJoroialifl

woman with languishing eye. oraajcrozliflcs^

5)S amorul Nal 2.

cEireejrro.Tjt;, (EiDejc/Bfst) alasal,— sal 5.

(oroejcsj^s^) Agitation, fatigue, disappointment.

(araajnb (gra'aiDdH he is worn out.

V, N. (maaKTy<9) 1. to be tired. OTisriflcb <ft5l^&J

ca)3S)(® oqIô Bhgs. (5Taajnx)os)ftJi ®ôel

j^Bhgi. unweariedly, forthwith. 2. to

miscarry. SaajaJTlcSsiejaol coko CC.

CV. toko tgraaicrol-ei &>^st!S<^ (jud.) caused

abortion.

(STOGJTulgJ peacock's pride, a flower used for

(Cit)£JDdB6i Ar. halak, Ruin. miaaJOdasiacsii^ (Sa_J0

(tSifC^ ali S. (see (sraejla^cB)) Palmjuice Vi.

(ST?)an, (tSTSancO'Dfb Ar. 'AU.

(StÊlJlaeeirOYQ) Ar. aliqat. The upper earring

of Maplichis. a^zooirtbo aiorrnlsai (staejceacô

tgraejanv-nra) (ôIs)^§K23 TR.

OSêjloCOo aliilgam S. Without gender, gram.

(tSif2)GJlcQô93 aliyu-jfa (C. = (Hr3eja?jai, comp. ora

iPcs^)n.v.To melt, dissolve (as salt, heart) iftgj

cX) Qg;ôo oraejleTOi^ curaoajgrno tuos^ CG. tgia

QJOSSiS Qjl(a_)£iDn_io <sa5§tinQô ub\e^&.ô UR.

aDgâxftcb ac6a<3jjearicai®ii jiiiggoaai-gj KR.

dissolving in moonlight. (sraeTli-roiaoncesiDsm

RC. 03cr)Gro0tplsnra)ejlora:3)Oi3Ziocml Bhgs. zoan

croo crilfooQpJfmejlfira^ls CG.

VN. (stoejl^ra^), (gtaejloj melting, compassion

mraejlsajo^ro 5)^<g Bhr. CG. kindly.

a. V. (aroGjliea to melt cruliffiDtBirrrasis 0Dm(TO

aan^QCDoail qj§o Cxjonrjisssmo KR5.

CV. (graeTlain c9s) the same.

fm3angj6TO= (fl5iplsroi5D(Qj6mo foul ulcer.

(EirSaJ alu 5. To shake. OSrîaJ c66ij (^ T. M.to

be worn out, grow lean.

VN. (TO)ejgj weariness, tiresomeness, (BTaejojOQ

<& V1.2. to rest (comp. (sraajgj).

(graejssB'al) stir.

<stQ^<3^<Q>, cSsD Vi. to agitate.

(araejtea SoM. a fringe (? Ar. alaq hanging).

(STDGjcSsejcea shudder. rn)cnD3o <2a)§l§ ora. aS\

sl^ RS.

(Sr?)aj eiOJ Ofb alubdhail S. Liberal.

(StOe^QJj clOe^QJ Ar. haluwa, Arabifm

sweetmeat.[(fsraGj).

C®ta^QJ-st) aluval T. M. Bustle, business

(&ZG',^£& see (HtaaJSj^Si.[astajTl.

(©(ZJSêjaDOOl Germany, Allemagne, see (sraa

(Ef^(5ej6Lloalekliam S. Blank leaf, unwritten

cadjans.

C®r?5(S£jQ_JC/0ab alebagail S. indescribable,

or all-pervading o-iraaoto^Daj or eflajnb (BT0)a)3

craâwob (Hra. AR4.

(STfOSeJDô aloyyam (S. uncommon, im-

proper) or VîHtaej? Trouble, disturbance. (Bia.

a_jo^ offend. e'-umcQsiDfJsostsrasejDaDjooruaol

cffiDorar^ls (Chir. doc.) (ffra®aiD.%S)g_j§g^<ei to

trouble, tease,— also (HiaSgjOc&lcmo Vi.

(HrasaiDorurao (C. .•Biasgjoaio) trouble, confusion.

ooog^âjoT) (sraSaiDororoo TR. the distur-

bances of war (=6iu3jjg_jDS , <ayc93).

dSr^ffjajf^cfiôeoo alaU'yi'jfam S. Not current, dis-

respectful.

(^î^'ISo alkldam (T. ora^ral from (grarst))

Vulva= c3aD)faÊa--'3o also eiD^sjcmoro^jJ^s

<3cao§ CG. & (ST3^[)^fai2)0(a1mS(m(!5KDSo CG. jifl

siraraofOe^So CG.

CSêJo alpam S. (^tmko) 1. Little, small.

(5rag_i0oa.Tra oQcm aâjijoD^ TR. as too

trifling. {grag-jreDraocarifolc0srm3j(b cucrra fODSJi

c^ ax)Ocyd96iao3nrolc9snm ajslcaDoaosjra oiSlo

crulcOsrmg TR. low castes. 2. a measure=

3*0 @sl Bhgi.

Deriv. & Comp. tgrag-jt&oô a bagatelle.

>-Brag-ie3!iio= 6).aiqnfl(b Vi.

fgTDg-jE^rant) simpleton, unlearned AR.

oragj'S) littleness, meanness (sra. ajogl otaaj

roouoo agjorolorra KR.

mragjonjeXJls^cV) men of few ideas.

(grogjsocOjnf) rarely happy.

(BTagjro(TOa9s)orofl6 soon pleased & soon angry.

os'âjypfjrjo-6V>

586\)

raragjcytoralcEJOcari on a petty scale, in reduced

proportion.

(BragjOâcno making water (hon.)

(BTagjooq^ffo shortlived.

{mag-joraiDnb (fST2)<fi3o mronb VyM.) poor.

(Sragjlcô Superl. very little.

(ijragjlcQ)^ & (sragjfmroo Compr. less.

(BraSgyixuroo much, (giasgjfaifosrsjnb Bhr. knovy-

\ng much.

Ct?fZ)(^(7Do see orarn.

(©rSaJOnl almani Syr. Secular, layman Vi.

(SrOfffb al T. M. or CS(liB^ (T. deficiency) Dark-6\-)

ness, night (hence oracaiaroi), (sracni3)0tpo) i^cm

gjo Qjma RC. 3 nights, oragprat o^cmoejo <snl

So KeiN2. find by night. (Hiasigjôo (3(i_ioma

o-irooDSODroo CG. «nl®ido (sra^sxD rao(®lcanf()!)

(Scuoc9a<3oajo5)ej CG. (aragpmag^lrai) swo cnqô

ojîpral very black hair, tgra^scculrm jiiow

rad RCi42. (5ragjOc>oaâtPeri Bhgs. also (gra

gjD(boâye!n Bhg.

OTaguo OTgJo n_iosroigi grumbled , made a grievance

of it (loc.)

I. (Gnêj alia (T. (513^5)0)01, Te. C. (gragjfSl)

Tumult, disturbance= fma)O0(b, c/aoOjo Mpl.

(see (sragjcat).

II. G5^£J alia 5. Near, verb (prh. negation

of pronoun (sa, which in C. Te. exists also in

the form oraroi)) 1. Is not that, not thus; neg.

of (sr^<ai<3>, as @)gj of gang f.i. mgj5)fi3inDo<9n

KR, no action whether good or the contrary

will ever cease to be (can be undone). (5taS)gjD

cmlrolcOslEeJo Bhg. if it be not the case, an

ooltflsiôtnTag @S63BriS(S,-ni prov. (gragjosnsTJRS

c^ 6)-Qi^^ what does not concern thee. After

Inf. gg-Jo ojalcsô (SoroQjlcfifflgy a med. do not!

c/a(t^(0) (Stmoomgj aocnScro KR. let there be no

enmity.— after Fut. ajeZKareHnbooeJo orflcBsio

0gj VilvP. cannot be avoided. 2. is not that,

but something else; raraSô siajomô aocoro)^

Q^nrraSiS <3y£\wS)(iS) Bhri. not intentionally

but in play. .a^«i)^g CDgj <ScuO(b Bhr. q_j^

gêotaSfg) (Sxisr^ (ZaDaaTlaoassousr^fwej KU.

3. not merely that, but' anrrao anejljgjlaj

oraSfaicagjcUt&icXDtSs cunrnl^ cnooaajo Mud. ruil

fcjffiauosmo ôglgsajal eraianfc oôrngj CnDoao

o_iajô S)jii<^ SG. 4. but (sragj smionb ojcmD

roi) on the contrary, if I come.

raraôcBfa) adv. part. 1. not thus 0O30gjD5)(a)

Mud. not too slowly. CTU0la_icrODroôs)iZ!)

erociruDn0D(b agjcna <aiOirmmQ MR. 2- else.

oiogjos)«j) 05)ooomr)gj Nal4. nothing else.

c/ajo6)a)nmgjos)(ai 6)jiiDgjmTlgj PT. none

called it otherwise but dog. 3. on the

other hand. Q(j)cmo(til) ojoajnb (3T3gjo5)rai oj

05)61^10)03) aoeJo KR. in that case I shall

tell, otherwise what's the use. §c^naa5)fO

6)(S5glcB?l5)y>;^ S)c&35n|(SajG(Tnl§Qjlab (STO

^05)(tn (9)sn| orooc/a_iraoar3i£/)aDo 6)JiJnm <ai

âsmc/alaiib §rol(Jno sj-oiêjo ft^nm^cSa

«8@ Bhg6. 4. except, afransrajfOJo <s>D6mD

(3)lfolc9s(2cnjoc>o (3i3gjo5)(a) <9i@grao(b <e)cS8aj3

o^^ except when they are unseen. elcDo

03olcQ;ô5)ro) (SojOiftairigjTR. not till he be

recovered. In So. even with Ace. 0ooor33o

^gj eci3T3)3Qj cnl5)cmai'gjD5)(a) KR3. none

besides thee.

fsragjo^rol) if not, or rnl;j/)aDlg_jrtb oragyD^yi

(Sejo eiuoruTlg-jnb AR. <Si>.ck> (sragjDij^rab no

roiSieosdi aQiccgsoOQCTOo VCh. sotaragj o^rmo

aTlrai) Nal. (sra5)gj(Tra QLjrol<£blral& the common

Cond. (BTagj3sroi3)3fai).

tsragjScas 1. at the end of a sentence : is it not?

croraliaruocoo s)<S)35regj(Scs2J3 oogj^ ajmoBhr.

2. in the beginning before names (8i3gjS<3i)3

fOO0 AR. Rama!

(ST3(S&J3= (3T3gj®CQJ3 1. iftOÔ?) CT)! a_ifa)ISc95)

ergo 03Q3.^ci(n"ulcQ;<sgjD ergisnb Nal 3. for I

am but a woman. (Bir2)O(Sgj0 ^smo ffiajsni

cr)3fol0D(98 DN. confessedly.

(STDSgj I.= (5i3<2gj3 f. i. aioDSgj I Came, you

see. 2. do not! 6)jii^(Sgj.

(Biag|l po.= (ma(Sgy3 f.i. erzssmgjgp but surely

not I?

6\J59 (SfSQJ— (ETâjS?

(5TBgjOtBia & the other parts of the Verb are

similarly used. (Bcr)roocan§@a <0>o^cOT2»lcno

§gjanf) etc. TR. rmcesifmgjDta-jcijrnral Nid.

(Cr?)ejrzjt) allal T. M. (T. Te. C. twisting) From

(graroi sorrow, grief, diffidence. (Sragjejgg ajai

cffllces prov. distressed. STgesajiS. (STDgjejDSsn,

ffiia^fa!) 55Q_j§ceecrra CG. grieved, iftcsuloiajo^ <S&)

soca!) asTgOcftoora^ral) CC. melancholy feeling,

fsraajoa ojejlcaj (sragjejo ojlmcsô aJHs^-^ (vu.)

very dejected.

den V. rsragjejfl) f. i. SJ-aio^noDobmraêjo ô

csuaJOib Q@^3(Sft)ago CG. said to all the dis-

tressed women.

(©fOeil alii T.M. (C. twist, also T. So.M. tma

gjorol thin texture Vi.) 1. The pericarp of

lotus with the surrounding filaments. (Sragj^

n5i3)D(b0o^ CG. (graÔTaoibaTuosmob Cama.

{gra^fotaoibstuosTTxaofai) CG.= 0Dro0Oi-3!). (sra^

gj0<0)C>cia>acTOnt) Bhgs. Vishnu. cBraajc)o ma

gjli-otaO(b(^rro)ral) Bhr. fine hair. 2. anthers,

stamen, aiajcagjl palm blossom. (.uotPtfisSgj

nnbo raragjl MC. also in the pith of ao.^cXxTOD

fOKSQD there is ora^ GP67. 3. lotus, q)Cu

34!= s>Qjaa ocrufs?). [Vl.

oragjlcanb (T. stray elephant) female elephant

OSrSfiLi"! see under ora^.

dSr^ ej rb N. pr. Residence of the Perumals at

Codungalur, with the 4 roial, also called (Sro

gjfa))5)Q_irai(2a9jOcsi)laiSio KU.

I. OSfÔJ ava T.M. 1. Plural of (srog those

things; also mraaj>Sic)o ((maxiai^sis MR.) in

books (sraojOQ, obi. case, which is now used

chiefly referring to animals & low castes, orau

no CBojocsin those fellows went. Ôtflalnb oQ

cm failcaffiroo^ cuosraraoô oraojoolssiach ojd

foTlrof) ônriD TR. 2. = (ffra<9i bud, esp. the

fruit-like sprout of Artocarpus. raraoj ©§<ft

to bud, as a jacktree in the 5th year tffrasiaj

(Qiji^csrag (as of palm trees <ai5iaioe«§,-m3)g).

v.i- (®f36^QJa06i l.=(Br3S)<QicEte To sprout= fm

S)ip(Qs. 2. see mrasâjtSsi. pes.

II. CSftClJ ava S. Down, off, in vain, (see (sraaj

roo) Many Cpds.

(®ÔJdft)So ava'yadam S. Mischief, danger, gj '3

(HraajâstOTaTliTil) -nJo§mo KU.

(eroQjc3670C/9o avapsam S. 1. Spaco=©s,

opportunity, leisure. i^SnmtJilom taiacuaioc/ao

gang Mud. there is room for the first plan.

5)jiJCCJdt6 ora. occasion or cause for doing.

cs^?,Oo «)05naDn6 ajagjoajiaocranb (sraôoxoi s

Qjlôj Nal. I have no more any opportunity

to see a war. rsra. S)&o%iasi, aisliSn etc. 2.

title, claim, right. (Snjofolnrn (Sra. ©gj Nal.

no just cause for war. ongcesi rma'^Sgasermao

ao moo (mascDalaJS^rasmo TR. hold what is

mine. (sra. Ôgjlaa MR. confirm a claim. 03

cn-si3)liSaj Qjlojl (Bra. (So-josiîi TR. according

to the statutes of Mussulman law. (SOjOoiasrr)

(rirttld)c)o(fi5) ©gjlnm tara. ©gj TR.

(graxitSi 30301^06^ deciding on the title to

property; settling about the possession

before entering upon the merits of a suit.

tsracijaiooanjnfb deed of purchasing any claim

short of proprietary right to land.

'3T3ajs?oc/3tu(®o deed of conveyance.

(SraQjtftoc/3S5Qi§ai to be entitled to,

(SraoJâacyal owner, claimant, heir. (§0lc2Jaj<9)O

c/al<9)C>D the landlords. 0Og^g,a^5)S csra.

MR. his heir.

C®^QJ'^^ ava'Jfuli An arbitrary tax on rice

(30/0) <^cm S)cn^ (gtaojiêTl TR. [(gô.

(®r^QJ(Sd63§ ava'êdu T. M. Misfortune= (gra5ai

(ST^QjeyjOrDTl avakhyaSi S. Blame, dishonor.

gjrailsinbo <ftlrai^<3{ô tgraajôfoilcsô aoooawl

gj TR. also (sraojIoiJjDv'm' q_)0(S) vu.

(S^QJCOfrfil avagaSi S. Knowledge. 0^raf) CO

65gj3f03 (sra.ija>f3)l (So-joRsaoiQilrot) RCes. if you

know to wrestle.

(BTaajcoald3a= (graol<Si. [rmoono.

(tS^QJCOOClDOOoavagaliaiiamS. Immersion=

(©(^QJ^&nOo avagunam S. Bad nature, vice.

oSt^QjS'gcaô avajayam s. Defeat. (a_3>-3ri<S)c>3as)

ora.QjfTOcrro MR.

8*

csifsojgftvs)— <m>CL]cr)o 60 (TSrcOJOO— (SiraojCBfOo

(®fSOJ^?rYW avajna S. Contempt.

(eracueasiffio,-aio despised, crujg-joso (sraojffiasiacB;

aaoro^ Bhr. not despicable,

district S. E. of Cadattuvaniidu,

(©rOQJSo avadam S. Pit,Mud.=<a3<pl.

(Si^QJ&nOo avanam T, M. l. A weight or measure

(T. of 20,000 betel-nuts). 2. a mason's rule

or level (Cann.) [maram, med.

G5i^Qj(TDir0)o avaSantram S. A kind of Apas.

(®^QJfWro&nOo avaSaranam ((3T3. m^cm AR.)

(Hraaj-'wrol (95) S. To descend, cnoroant) (sra'^ AR.

came down, chiefly God's appearing on earth.

otaajtaiOfDo descent, incarnation (thro' human

parents) CDDOoaajlcooaj'oiDrofflSBao'^ ra^ôi

ajjo ARe. sc/3oaj(a)oroo, rooaoajroioroo etc.

fsraajfOioralcSi preface B.

(®fSQJ(7D3ô avaSalam S. Being out of time. (sra.

0Lj^smcsj^;9) make a mistake.

GSTQCUGDiTDo avadabam S. Clean, white.

<©fOOJ(3oro&nOo avadaranam S. Bursting; hoe.

C©fZ)QJAq avaduru Slander, see ^gq.

(tSÔJ^JUo= (5ra5rTj?ô Tdbh.

(®f?)CLlUJ0OOo avadhanam S. Attention.

(5to.'oolc9a to be attentive, learn by heart,

revolve,

oraojcjooaol well versed in science, [mlnation.

(GfZ)QJLO0f5&nOo avadharanam S. Exact deter-

(EitiQJCJJI avadhi S. l. Limit (HroeJ;&)Sra()nooG4o

(graajcjolcaocs^ga (sraajcinl KR. 2. term, fixed

time (vu. (saZ(S)i (wrolift) o®y(n51 (mnn (saz(£\

<gcsz)Og.o jud. a_)5)Scas) 0>(b mta. sioJ^Ti. armistice

fSTO. ^§'S' determine the day, astrol. (sra. siaj

ce«, ojoai, iôli^) fix a day. (Hta. aiiplsraro), rsia

oTilfsi) (sroajaSl aitpl^ o^Qcm ®,-mog^^ MR.

term to pass. otaajuSlsij-j^sa Vi. to be pressed.

(tS^f^^QJU^rjDOD avadhuSan S. Free from worldly

ti<e8, naked mendicant. (gra:ucy(m<2aj:ajfDoc!ri

Bhg 6. (3raajcyitj)roocBJ5)ra iâuoSc&i TR. N. pr.

of a minister.

(Stt)QJ(îOfb avad'dhyail S. Not to be killed.

(©fSOJOOo avanam S. (G. ao, L. aveo) Favouring.

(BTacuciOQjo 5)ji:<m Nal 2. protected, governed.

(©fOOJOOfTDOfb avanabah S. (ma) Bent, bowing

down Bhr.'

CSÔJOnl avani S. (river) Earth, also world

oraxiool aQ<^ rasngloao sraonocOTla-i-ziil RC 36.

(STauonlQ-jnt), (sraajrnla_i(oVl king. Nal. AR.

(©^QJPr^rDD^DOJ S. The king of Ujjayini,

a title of the Rayar dynasty KU.

osrtiQjOfl), f. (STôji^, pi. dsr^jcurb avail,

—

1,— r(loc. (siaijaj, 6ioejTP.) = fBra+ (gTanbHe,

that person. In many Comps- sioj^s.-masfsra)

Qjnb he of the washing place, (Sraog'W^SeJOib

he of Tottam.

(®r?)QJnr\yjo avandhyam S. Fruit bearing.

CtStDQJCSeYiJDUJo avabodham S. Insight (ffrgiCOô

Qjissmocuo noaf3c8sioo0Da2Jf!So SiP 3.

(®f30JgLDrroofYô avabhrtasnanam s. The

bath after sacrificing.

ceifZ)CLia(7yil avamaSi s. Contempt.

(graojeKTOCô contemptible.

(3t3oa0DODo =(3190-100000 disrespect (Saxioajaa

0000 blasphemy Vi.

aSTtJOJcaJOJo avayavam S. Member a^rojiira

emoajojcainjo VilvP. (gtaajcmajooocoo contact

with another body= (aTaocnarcocoo.

OYaajcaQjl body, (graxicaajojo (groiicszôjlcqô

fractions & units Gan. (S)mgj is (gtaajcfflojl

,

©alcs^ô (srarolcsjô (sraojcfflajajBcb, for @ sxx)

gjlnrra en. ggil ex (moral.)

(®f?)QJ(ti, csifsajroae6> avara&— kka T. M. C.

Tu. Country bean. (srax)(âô (Hraxjeoocoajo <&>

o®^ (2is)\ prov. (ffrazf^g_j32;Q, (rgtSfoo GP.

Kinds a)g_j(^(3tDU(îfls) French beans.

(S)0§Qjro Dolichos virosus Rh.

6)a_iocmcufD=aa_iDnmoaIl(t)o? Vi.

S)!Ugaaj(^ Dolichos Lablab.

(3JDg.Qj(t)c6is (& 6313) Dolichos eusiformis.

CSÔJ(Qo avaram S. (iW).u) Lower, hinder.

(STa.ij0o lowest.

(BTOcuiêanb= (aiocraejnb.

osreojrol see (Siâfol.

(®f2QJ(fKQ_lo avarubam S. Deformed.

(SfÔJCSrODOJo avarodham S. l. Blocking up;

CSTOQJCSfOD— (tSrQQJcro 61 (Sr?)QJrrOD— GsroQjcruD

harem. (sraajsroocccâDo ora^ff^ KR. = (aratros

ajroo also tstaaj^raocjomo f. i. ojc^roorOfoliftcXj

Qjoyo (grainSroDcuoofiOBS o Bhr. women's apart-

ments. 2. M. theofficeoffma'caJorcfilfDi or presi-

dent of a Brahman council. (ffra.xKSfBDCJOoa^cSg

KU. is deputed as such, (HraiKSfODCJuldte enter

upon that office. fgTa.u3roo(julgJlc9a to depute,

also Qjoaj(S^fDl(S!&)D§csinra{) Q_i§6)fo tgraajsroo

uTlâanl TR. made a Pattar Vezier.

oraajsroocomnncnjl KU. title of some Half-

Brahmans, whose ancestors arc reputed to

have been Raxapurushas.

OSrjiQjCgrOoaDo avaroham S. Descending. (ST2)

sraD?.r)DXjisrao.-i063i3ch MC. (in singing.)

aSraOJ^^fTDo avarji6am S. Unforbidden.

(©rSajgnOo avarnam S. Blame, indistinct

speech.

(©^QjaJcB^&noo avalaksanam inauspicious,

unbecoming, ugly, (ma'smnb m. (gra'sirn^ f.

(tSfSQjaJoeioJnno avalambanams. Depending

on; embrace a system = (5ig(Câiilces) f.i. câO

c(\mo(c^Zo tgraajajoorulcaii KN. cnngscooajrojsis

Q-J{ra)e3aj55ttrra) tato.'^ Crishna acted the part

of N.'s son.

(E^fUfct see (©raojlfisb. (SiaojeTl pomfret (loc.)

CGTSQJCSeJDaftiOOo avald'Jfanam S. Surveying,

attention.

(groiaSGJQisnraio viewed Bhg.

(tS^QJC/Bo avasam S. l. independent, dis-

obedient. cTOJoic'sroDaaslô (maiic/sib ogjffikjlejo

2. no more controlling oneself =:rLjft)Xic/3o f.i.

sgasnt) Bhg. make helpless, miserable, oraoj

c;36iaJsVi. undone.

(graajc/ain f^sng s^ônmDchKR. in an ecstasy

of grief.

(Sr3QjC/9lTô,-(Sa9ca:io avasistam,—sesam

S. The rest, remnant.

(Sf^CUCQp avasyam S. Needs, anyhow.

OSr^QJCroroo avasaram S. l. Opportunity,

leisure. s)jiiC2JDrit) (HT9. <S)ro3ra)lg_jD<e9'no Mud.

waits anxiously for an opportunity, ojna.ijonb,

(STa!S(g)oao ojogljonf) (Braiiorurao^^ TR. could

not. Often= croocofml f.i. aigjlgjcnb (sra. asrô

caJl TR. it was seasonable.

(moajcrora3fi9si5 inconvenience, unseasonable.

2. necessary time, urgent occupation. ((Braaj

ororac94)0ronb an occupied person, esp. peti-

tioner KR.)often of courtbusiness, audience.

(sra. aiDsnaonb s)cao§<88aT)gj®'32JO, ora. sijiio

giScmoib airaiajlaajcatainrra cinloerot^ KR. wait

for audience at the palace gate.

(S^QJCTOOfYôaTasanams. (&po. sta.ijcroDstJo)

End, conclusion. (graajarooanaoeJo death.

denV. iBT3:ij(TOoanlc95) v.n. 1. to end, cease.

(saxiôudo tffta'^ jud. the claim ceased. —

also 2. V. a. tajcsaTlcOfflOcag a-,D(Hjo (Hra'gjonb

a-iplcsjjoMR. more commonly rfftaajcruooolgLji

(55) to br in g to conclusion, f. i. crcKWj roroi Isoaral)

(Bia. MR. decide the case by an oath.

((SfÔJCr^(0o avaskaramS. To be concealed,

foeces, privy parts.

(©fOQJCTOD avastha S. l. state, condition ; there

are 3 (STaxin"UD02eao states of mind ^d^tsts),

crojnjo, nry.ist^cLjp Vednt. oraajcrunoiiJgrgjô

medical properties (rocroo the 6 tastes, oJl'^jo

virtues, ajlo_ioaio 3 aftertastes, (tyeoajo speci-

fic). 2. circumstance, case (massQS^m (Sra. these

are the facts. (oJ32;«5intBTal55nbo(STa.iJcroDSnjD

fflai TR. according to the measure of your

exertions. (Hra32J5>-2ioroajcrODoaTOSro AR 5.= e

t/aocTOSro, <Sa_iDc>3 3. statement, contents of

letters, ojotsin-^ mo. aooTâiDcaayo 5>jii<g;

5iooos)Z2S)ai05iTg ^gjo:3i3) (Hra'aicb aa)^>a)l TR.

reported untrue particulars about me. -ojnra

(gtao^(Sca;6n|o ora. TR. (heading of letters) what

I write to Ch. is as follows. 4. So M. calamity

(!jra'5)gj§<e) to be distressed.

Dat. (oraajo)a\md3s 1. as for ojlajooj-aJDci^nm

am., 5)jiiGJ3jl5^nbo(gTa'(0so 0oq,o; og^maga

(3T3. cSiosnaont) TR. to consider about the

question. 2. because ojjc&Oiaoca o^roia^-uo

csylraltfl^nm (gTaiJ5)cruod9Q N. «nbo ora-Uifts

(EirQQjrrunD— (Sroojlnn 62 (®f3ajlQ_i— (ST?)Ojltf'

ud6)(sw) (Qioljy amoo ojljiJorolnjonb g^m

MR. considering the fact, seeing that.

(SrocucnjinDOOo,— (TunlfsTl avasthanam,—

Sthi6i S. stay, abode.

(Srt)(Uo-V)_irDo avasvaram S. Unmusical, rru jro

ig(Sg@Drooa?ô (BTOOJo-u-jrorDDC^'o ojlocesrrra KR.

(©raOJD^ avaji l. S. (fgraauocSt downwards)

South. 2. S.(ajDcS(>)dumb, speechless. 3.Ar.

abazTr, afazir (Staajoâic)c) spices= 0m5oej.

CCÔJDô avacyam 3. Not fit to be spoken.

fS^f^S'iTgjI avapti S. Obtaining, f. i. co-ioajo

(SfOQJOejfWra) Ar. havalat, Charge, trust,

security, (granoaijutfta 65<fto§a5), ^Qgjlsâcto

(Braojflao (graajoej-3ial lerOjdasTl TR.

(STDOjI avi 1. S. (L. ovis, G. ois) Sheep, fsraojl

c»o§==(93olc2JO§ small sheep. 2. M. & (graojl

Qj@gl= (BTOial q. V. hence

(5raa!n<fls5 to yoke a bullock = (gra2las).

(®fQQj|o©6i, asr^Qjl^mb see (SrsculcQ^ cfe.

(tSÔJlôrcSl avikhya5i s. Infamy.

(S*Z)ajl<^c. avighnam S. Unobstructed.

CGYZ)Qjl.aJ3«5b avijal (fr.Iblis?) A devil tgraxH

ôejlo)nbo tgsLiRgs aroo i^S)§.^ prov.

(SrQQjlcgs avide T.M.((gTa+ ss) & cSr^QjlSo

1. There. (StaojlsscnlcrK), mK):ij^%rra thence.

oraojlsSfsia aooncnjo oiaolcajoai.'m TR. your(=

(SK>6uq). 2. house, home o^joboajltSs, a_i§a53ff)S

fsraxHiss <asfn3 £r,ojcno TR. mraajoinbo mraojliss

cfig (Sti_i tSLil MR . s)s)CDS) (fla D .T) S) rtbo fsra aTlsai' cfiffll

TR. also with adj. part, o^jsnasib jDroldBanm

oraojlcss cn:)6T3iiro^(fls), axig^.-m^fal) g)06ognT>

clHss MR.

(S^Qj|§o avittam T. M. (S. ^xTld^g) The 23rd

asterism, Delphinus.

C®fZ)Qjl/^j avid'ya S, ignorance «)0S3:.tocdsido

foiairm ora. (BT3)<ftnT)@ KeiN. (haughtiness).

ora. (20OciO0ota)D.xj AR2. = 0oca.

(GifSQJlOJ avidha Apology, excuse cuas^ra rgra

Qjlco n_j06t!jro)(vu. Coch.) alsoiôroaiSo (loc.)

cei^QjlOOCQ;o avinayamS. intemperance, pride.

aSifOQjloLJ'OYlfri avibatti S. (safety) A medicine

(Hra. «<9>o§,TJiz»1s ojlsrojijlgjljto Nid 18.

(Sif^)QjlCQ^ £©5 aviyu-ya T.M.(C.Te. put close to-

gether, suppurate) 1. To rot, spoil as fruits

laid on a heap. 2. boil on fire, be digested

Vi. Qj»)Sejo «ajrro)l(a)ayics^nrra, e^xicraoj^na)

siXisnilroDainigslrram RC. fig. aj3in-aj (oiDcnxTl

sisrorajonmocaio Bhg. absorbed.

Oiaxnc2)^b a peculiar curry (loc.)

VX. (STaxDâjfol)= 810000.

a. V. (sraiHcflsi & (srazliJsi 1. to produce rotting

(as of fruits for distillation). 2. to boil,

digest, destroy V2.

(SiTQQjlfOrCIo aviraSam S. Uninterrupted. 5)51<9i

51d9ffl05n3ajlro:aio 0135)000)350,^ RC 3-1.

(tSfOQjlfcb avil (a M. T. C. (Siacud)) Rice bruised

& dried.

(HiaxTleja, (see (graajltSsi) to boil half, cook

partly, loc.

Cpds. cstaxnsaj ooioaH a med.

OTaan^sroigl closing dish of Tiyar marriage.

(fftaiTlejf^ (Rh. {aTa2l(TA5)aj3rol, al. tsraiJ^girol)

Ophioxylou, {=(saomj>) -ojajcm, 6)Qj§it3Ta

(gra. med.

aiPififflOjl^g CC. lumps of avil.

oj-nracijlral) TP. of new paddy =ajo)fmgjCLnfai

song.

cs^Qjlôrh P. see aO—(®^Qj|30Jdft>o avive"yam S. Indiscretion aso

5)STOl2iO(b (BTO. cSiOsI ARe.

Q^g)Csô tgT33jl2aj(fi^ PT 1. imprudent.

(t5YZ)Oj|C/9_lo avisvam S. Halfhearted e<B<si\(C^

f§ajDBl.0ic)Q i5^c9a3(S5icX) sra.'aoceTl 6)^îsaj5r^

(S](^ Sid D.

(S^QjlC/a-lOOrOo avisâsam S. Distrust.

fgroiHc/aaacrCio not to be relied on; also tgra)

Qjoc0a Qjg.s)fo otaajlcajooroaoamo MR.

(graajlaajocnTl unbeliever.

(©f^QjIaDlfOTo avihiSam S. improper MR.

(SrOQjlô61QJo avilambam S. Without delay.

5)n_jDro3a) eajoob (bto. CC.

aStZ)Qjl^= (eYSal^ avili Tumult. Coch.

Ct5YOOj]tPf7no amed.=:(STaii1cei(jCo, a'D:fl::cjUo.

(SirSoJls— C&^C/BCno 63 (Srti09001- (Sr?)(C^

(EfSajl^QJOrb avittuvail N.pr. A caste of?

like Tiyar, in N, Malabar (42 in Talipararabu).

dS^Qjlorb Ar. afyiin, Opium, ora. (SoroojltSsi,

Qjejlcto etc. to eat, emolce opium.

CEifZ)Qjlfb -^r. abir, Scented clay for painting

the face.

CS<^Cyc^jo avrsyam S. Not stimulating GP.

(SirOSlQJaeei avekka (T. C. mraiTl Te. rgraxics^

knock against) 1. v. a. To beat rice Vi. cgrarol

mro. = 55X1^0^ csa also intr. (Btarol (BTa5).xisi5i3)@

(2a_ioroo not sufficiently pounded. 2. tgra

a3J-pjSQ-j3(Qi a meeting to break up without

effecting anything (loc.) 3. see I. ffiTaoj.

(SYS6Dff)QJâ65o avaidiyam S. Unscriptural,

heresy, rsra.si^sgp; (ma'aoiotsiaxiajoenjl^KR.

(Gf?)aj.o6<2Do avyaktam S. Not distinct, mysteri-

ous AR,

(SâjjCaio avyayamS. l. Unchangeable, AR.

2. indeclinable, gram.

(©^CyjOJOroD avyavastha S. incoherence, QJO

aiifOTsTlnm ora. Nid. delirium.

(SÔJjOcîmo avyakrSam S. Inexplicable, crfl

ogooo (sra\0ocsj@o AR2.

(tSireojjOô avyajam S. Unfeigned. (STO^ôea

roiojmj sijxiQsjânb URi. (Bra'eaiSajm (Scruaj

S),!ijcm Nal. mra jjjOKScEKarrf) AR. truly devoted.

(Sf^C^&rOo, CST^C^tP], OSf^C^So etc.

(Bia+oj. ..

(&Z)adcBfir.ctb asaktan S. Weak.

mrac/acSâl weakness,

orac/acfljo impracticable Q<j);(g)CSô (sro. §p@Bhr.

(Sr^C/39&:o, aSfCOdibliTDo asaiigam,— i6am

S. Fearless.

aSi^C/8§ asadu T. M. Cleanness.

fSTOcaoTT) sweepings, dirt (loc.)

(®faC/B(7JTl asa6i T.SoM.((5raca(bT.) Drowsiness,

forgetfulness.

(gTa^(^<3a-)oai Yi . to forget oneself, [enemies.

(t?fCC/B(C0)3 asatru ora'.ajoccriasrrra Bhr. Had no

(S^C/BOHo asanam S. Eating, food. aQ)cnlasi

(sra.'Z3csiilro'c0a(Tnaj(TO KR.

(srac/aSan-aQ S, appetite.

denV. (srQ'j-o)&T, to eat. part, (macralfoio eaten.

CV. cul.:a3iS^Doc/algj1^^ Bhr?.

C!5TSa3(V)l asaniS. Thunderbolt. (grosi^cTTioiaj

§sajl (So-josiej RC38.

('S<ZC/d(6](€\ asariri S. incorporeal, (sracaralro)

QjDces <2<S5§g(3Q_ios)£LiMR. a voice from heaven,

groundless report which cannot be traced. oTl

en^ltîio'Tlrm (BTac/arolfolraicnoois ojaaijo Bhr.

(personified).

(©rcoslaeei see (tsi^C/bpOo.

C®r2.C/9lQJo asivam S. Unlucky.

(SrS^ asa 1. (C.Te.(m3CnS^) Thin, slender (loc.)

2. Ar. haj, pilgrimage, Mecca, tgra^.ijlnrro

(So_iOc&j KU. fBi3c^3jla*rai) in Mecca.

aSTDîijljCStt^faXJoasuji,— d'dhams. Un-

clean. m>i^'^<Saoi2ao pollution KU. (sra^

J3jlftr)mo3irifolc0scm qrnl KR.

(©f^^ô asubham S. inauspicious, evil.

aSrOCgC/BcLGo asesam S. Perfectly, all. oraajca-.o

c/asitsra (ffraSo-acaaQjo cruiaZfinlcQsiccri^ MR. do

not allow at all.

oraScoraîrolgjâi be wholly destroyed Vi.

C©^CgC/90o&!o aso'yam S. (griefless) 1. Jonesia

Asoca (sr^<Su'^:lts^S)<^n S)&>ocr^ KR5. Qjl^ca'O

RC. (bleeding heroes). 2. in So. Ind. prob.

Uvaria longifolia (aTa'(3i3)^J)nbo (Scutb Q_iawlrt)3

(i_iejo amed.

asr"oC/9 orb, CSfÔB DQJ asmah,— avu S. (G. ak-

mon) Stone, (fftacg'^saraoib Nal 3. a kind

of devotees, croocgcoeajrai) Asht. as if a stone

was in the womb.

(macgrallithiasis= <aigjSg_J, (Bra. ôatsaoamed.

CS'Z)^C/d)o asram S. Corner, hence .iii@rt>(C2)o,

(®i(C3)o, (313(^0(^0 Gan.

(Srsi^fUU asrad'dha S. Neglect.

(KfS(^/B;(2o asramam S. Easy. o_jls)nD eacQjo mqces (Bra. PatR. easily, fsra. 6)ôcm AR5.

(I5YZ)1,C/^ asri S. (=<sa((ô) Edge of sword, etc.

(Si^(C/&i, asru S. (G. dakry)Tear.(STa'ca,6mK5i3c)o

ojosga AR. dropping tears. (sratc^^cOsicX) 6)q_io

CSftC/Bô— dSf^rOcô 64 (er^jcSan— (t5irZ)rrorjjirg?

ipltsa Bhr. (ST3(c^coDrooe3£Uo Nal. stream of

tears. iê(^<Ss)cki KR. tears of joy.

(®^C/9_Jo asvam S. (L. equus) Horse, cavalry.

(5Tau>j<9)0roc9)fit) the chief of the horse Mud.

(STac/Bj(aino=(5rarocfflorcA Ficus religiosa.

(BTac/a-ia-jfO)^ 1. lord of horses, a title Vi.

2. ScftoajfSiJ^fol KU. (because of the horse

trade at Cannanur between Persia & the

Rayar's country).

(graw)jQ_jfol<etai Bhr. kncwledge of horses.

(STac/aJ>TLjoajnb groom.

(STOc^-isacoo sacrifice of horses KR. prov.

the most meritorious act of a king.

(gT3C'3J5)S)ajQjo veterinary art,

(5rac;3_icroDf0fft©2nb Nal. clever about horses.

(Htac/ajn, (gra'JDjlaicb the 2 charioteers oflndra

celebrated as Gods of light & helpers, tgra

c/3jla>c)o (SifSeroo a^5i"§ ajtmoib CG. (mac/aJil

oolsea-inaoib ajomofob ooouj^teso the disease

is too desperate for earthly physicians.

(®f^C/3_l(^ asvabi Tdbh. (5ta'j3jlcTnl(seeprec.)

The Ist constellation, head of Aries.

(SYQcLô, ((Sfi)6)rSci":) astam,— au s.(L.octo)

Eight.

ora:^s'cetQ-joaJi}i(b the guardians of the 8

points, (sa(^B^êissQ(h their 8 elephants.

(5K)(êlc0s)OcSs&. disperse to the 4 winds (vu.

(STOcôroo (BTg)cass>).

(313(^00 eighth. (gra.iâeDajo, (aradâraocral

;^Q„ fsra.âc/aon^ a very dangerous time

(astrol.)

(aracîai 8th lunar day, quarter of the moon,

inauspicious (STa'sroooDlsTnlsonoay VetC.

a feast in Chingam.

(Starôitoo a medicine of 8 drugs. (Q_joa o

eojê^ (T)l(f3ajl^ (gra'cuo ^^ SG.

(Srac^cnDlliJl the 8 miraculous attainments, as

(StaoiriTla, aoola etc.

(StDcôoCOo 1. the 8 members, f.i. hands, feet,

knees, elbows (?) (srocôoOD(o_j5mo0o, (sra

côocooelojoao perfect prostration or adora-

tion. 2. 8 parts f.i, (sracôocoscmocoo 8

kinds of meritorious exercises. (wZo, cnl

caeio, (ST3)0romo, (a^D6TnocaD0o(Q_j'O)iOaoofOo,

(jODfosm, cojDnoo, cruiaocJl).

(BTatôocoogscQ-'o a famous medical work. rsra.

aQcm 555)010) o;(5t3'Qdlcnnao(b xiDiSflfisrulcJaao

jjjlcsOtiJrocd^rab prov.

(3T3:£g0cefi3roo the famous mantram aoocrxszo

d3si Bhg6. <ST3!^D(Q£arol6)ca eaojlcOa, rara^

Qj|n:ôi^0(fTO)o YilvP.

(STa^ôscsajfaosmo the 18 Puranas.

t5T3v-:ôaj(^nt) Bhr. a humpbacked Rishi, prov.

oraSrôcoKJirao crafwo i&iO'aio Nal.= i08.

(SiTDcSo 1 asti S. (orac/aooo) Food, (sra, c0>tplcQa to

eat.

OS'tJc^'n^ asthlla S. ((sro^gl kernel) A hard

tumor on the stomach, moelcaa (2nn5)ro (sro.êgl

aj ((y^reglej Qjlaisoal Nidi2.

CGr^fY>J61_)jo asakhyam S.l. Friendless; enmity

Vi, 2. often for (gracruoOjO outrage, (srôyuo

c9«os)fD (sracruôTR, the violence of the war-

riors, (Sislcaornoojra (sracroâocesTl, (gr^sirocxô

(St3crv)aLUSig_j§.i5ra)as@ TR, molest, trouble, jS\

ai (STacrult^6!5Qc>3 aioernlcea, ojiP^dDsgg {sracru^

oJjiro) TR, insecurity of the road, (sas)Ud<^

6)g_j§<9i Vi, to be beside oneself from stupor or

disgust {(sa'Jd&iO?)

(STZ)rrOo61J,o asankhyam S, innumerable

Siixjocmo n_!smcLjo5)c&3§roT3;Qnb mra'aocsT' Mud,

(S^CVVôCOfZyil asanga6iS, Causeless; accident,

(5iaav)oO3(d?lc2,03ins@g oroodjfiTl MR. worthless

evidence. igTacrooco.trTlcffiotsri suddenly, (srooroo

coOTo calamity (STaOTarmo @S63i§2g5)(Tn RCs,

mockery Vi,

(SifSOTOfOYOi asattu S. Not good, pi. (grooroc:^

cflacb fem, (siaout^ unchaste, oraororj^caoornl

S)cm onifoTl o^rrra SiJiiog^^ (sraolcffiDSifa) <0)Sn| clH

qjoqDo 5)^(^ KR. mistook thee for a good

wife,— In comp, (5Taaroci3b(âOo ©^ (araoro

(CTUoOSo ©gj KR.

CS(QcrC(Do— CSYSrrODfDo 65 a5YafY\51— cGrscro Q

(gTacrOfffiio untrue, untruth, breaking of an oath

^cjilgj KR. canst not advise a perjury.

oracrormj.ijDal liar.

(SrscnjoOo, (TSr^JCTviloee^ asanam, asikka s.

Throwing. [(ôa).

aSiÔrOô asabhyam S. Vulgar, indecent ora.

(BiaxDSjfzn obscenity ersjesBcbcSa csra'aD^Tlsgg

QjOc9aa)c)o n_iO(S)3ô TR. used foul language.

CSrîrrOQo asamam S. Unequal, incomparable.

(SfQcrCQi^Wo asamayam S. Unseasonable.

(S^rroaDOOo asamanam S. Unequal; un-

common, improper.

(EYCrro3(cn-jcft^jda3or61ru^_io asampreksya-

Jâritvam S. Acting uncautiously PT.

CC^rrOQCirCTl asammaSi S. Disagreeing. 5)^

"Q|0 @2gJ (Hia. Nal3. no objection.

fSrcrrOoC/Bcaio asamsayam s. Doubtless.

(G^rrooODcaô asahayam S. isolation, aos

did) (TO)cruQDDCs2j3t3()o)a.jro3QJii^ ODScmaral) ChVr.

(®^CY\)agio asahyam S. l. Intolerable, vex-

atious BalojI.môco.-nralsancesiDcbmTa'aio SiP2.

2. molestation, outrage, disgust.

(aTacrv>Qn.5)g_j§t9) to be troubled, disgusted,

abhor (see oracnjô 2).

(aracroaDlcto impatient. aasmacrcooôasfO) Asht.orta '

i3 ana

CGt^-mJou^ asadhu S. Not good, not valid, cry

d3£p0(^:;r)Cru3cy:uoo VyM. (of documents).

(©^Croorîjo asad'dhyam S. Impracticable,

unattainable, incurable. (sracU3a©£)263JraoNid.

(Bajcotorannsi) 'sra'aocEjftSo grow unmanageable.

(©^CYAJOfflOPOjo asamanyam S, Unusual= (gr3

Q^cilo V2.

(©ÔTOarOo asaram S. l. Sapless, worthless.

foânt) 0fol^ Qro3,-oro)5)(r) rocaeolcesiao (ara oro o

fo oa o Bhr. even a mean person, oracroorasjcr)

(SQ_io5iaj aTlsmaiPejcrra KR. like an imbecile.

mraoroDraaj-srari (araum @gj KR. no meanness

about him. 2. M. little, trifle. 'BraaroDroSa gl

i@; 'sracruDfOo <&owiQ2i<20w^ TR. was some-

what deranged, cusmo (Hracroarocnjorao ojoesal

TR. by little ^.-Hraoruof^ljj.

(GtZ)rr\51 asi S. (L. ensis) Sword.

(gracrulairmosô aDSSsl Mud. the vibrating sword.

(S^<r\5](lTio asi5am S. Black. (gracnSltaiS^C'ao

Nal. black hair.

CSrZ)(T\^ asu S. (V^(5tan-o to be) Life, spirits;

generally pi. (3iaaj5)(Tnoft)aryc9«)do, (macrgceach

QcSffiOô jaojot) KR. he is our whole life.

(ErgcrvîDOfb S.(inVed. living, spiritual) A

Demon, <2Qii,Si|.o (5raaryraa->|.o Bhg.— A

name given to monsters, tyrants S_aioan<95

a20(b (srarrgroajot/ao KU. (granryfonf) cuDy TP.

the fiendish baron.

(SrÔTOCSU S.(murmuring) Envy, malice. o_jfa

^siT)o 6^0fi5T3)Dra!) i-grara3fai d)lmi (grarrn^z; ChVr.

fsra. cuocai to slander. (uO'smuQjnaora^fsi) (sra

crycaoajrorrb cjuot!3T3)fao(<girrf) Bhr. envious

against them.

(Sranr^ctKaio iâm>&>(S\M^ KR. envy incarnate.

denV. 5)Q_iKSg_j^gga)nb o^nrnDailejo oracrycari

cSao KR 5. envies,

ctsrscn^cei^s^&noo asuksanam S. Disrespect.

(Sôr^cOt asrk S. Blood. reia(^CAJ03fO stream

of blood.

(&<^6)a\)"} asau s. He.

(Sr06irrOfDQj,o asaukhyamS. Uneasine8s,want

of health. aoî.-oizJIvTn (HTasjaXJO^fO) rest-

lessness in sleep.

(iS'rs6^rrofT)a,cro_ifDo asaumyasvaram s.

Dissonance, bad voice V2.

I. (iSrcorOo astam S. (V'^fmacru to be) Ted.

1. Home, hence sTarrjj J coa^(9» & (sracr^z^disi

to go home, down, set. 2, evening, (ffrarruo

g)at-^ Î[ ooDipliai fooj^cfflocoi^ralcaao jud.

mra niao galtSgjoao <Scnoo a med. till evening.

II. OSrcrrOo astam S. (V'^ rara cruon o) Thrown,

finished; inCompds.ataaîWG AR. fearlessly.

(BTafrjjjTOOTOo.xjo oroj.TUDiiocan 0033x^00:0)0

ARl. she was comforted, o^gjoo (SiafT^0Qc9a

(g-UDob en) CC.

flSifaon^(2iCQ;o astamayam S. (I.fsranô-i-v^gj

to go) Evening, oiafTâoz^ci'uacaiOiilairtii! AK.

9

(Srarro ica^— as^rooDlfDo 06 (TO

(aranâamo (fr. mranQjacsunno) vu. nightfall.

(ara'sajTOiof @«s ©xTIsjs o^nsial TR.

(BKOfTjjjzldte S. (see I. (Sianr^'O to set (sun);

disappear, end; stand speechless, rtsionr^zl

jgjool) KU. at sunset, (granâl^ @ aooiplca)

rooSi^gjScnJDcb TR. after sunset, (often

superfluous (svoj rai"l^-a7l OTiJOâl^ cao^

oolral) cijai(0-;oeJ2iDai2ôcb TR.) (grarr^z)

oiocTt) o- mo^plcQigiaiSaj TR. before night-

fall. — aioeJo (sranryal^'lô PT.— met. eo

rolR.§8 6iis3)3ck> tmarrQa^^j CC. aioiajSomo

cjCQjo scnojo (sra'^'s-oio Nal 3. cs^ûo qQ)

magg croaajg^foio So-ioeja (BTs'^'^-ra Xal 1,

(gra{Tjj5)0ces;2gSau, (marr^sia^ TR. [tain.

(gracTOa iijejo CQ-. the fictitious -western moun-

(EfSCTO orOTjfDo TR.= cionrgoororoo.

(ETScrol asti S. (G. 'estl) Is. (BTOtTîiD cnonr^

{gronr^cn-io existence Vi. [ation.

(S^CTolQjDfOo astivaram t. c. SoM. Found-

(t5if?)Cro astU S. (G. 'esto) I.Beit so, f.i. n\}6ii

2(Tg, mSZOOrg etc. 2. (5t3(TOTJ0C!2jl<3Q_J0<S5 to

become a beggar, be reduced to nothing (prh.

(sranra).

CS^Xr\Qa astram S. ((giaxumo) Missile weapon,

opp. c/3(nroo, arrow (3r3((TU0'3((Tâji3c>D AR. all

sorts of arras. — 'BT3(nrg:yctol = (araxyaorol

arrowshower. — (3ra(nryl archer.

(©TQCTairi asthi S. (G. 'osteon) Bone ;the human

body is said to have 360 bones, weighing 65

Q_iajo Brhm P. c3Tan'ODlc2;03iriSxjD&>, tgraTUDlia

cs2)o emaciation.

(gra.TUDlsSso^ KN. alowSudra caste, per-

forming funoral ceremonies for Nayars, also

cBTSBiraTlcSsa^.

(gracTuol;^so skeleton. — (grarruol (3 _a)oro marrow.

(gTan"UDlarD0gjsmo or (sra-TUiil aâa commit

the bones of the dead to the Ganges or

the sea (in a eeiaaij).

(BracTVifllnpo-xio, also ora. jifOiceafai, ota. ^§gonorrhoea.

CSraOTUDlrOo asthiram S. Unsteady. foTlglf (sa

oruulroo SjjiiW, MR. to cancel the decision.

dS^rn^ fQs^ o, ^fCrro So aspastam, asphudam

8. Indistinct.

(eif?)0ro fisb asmal S. (G. hemon) Of us. (srat^

sÔfcfil Yu. Knanrôrm"! our caste. (aranfôîltSRCcb

(Oioinm vu.

(G^cf\)_irm,o§)o asvabantram s. Not controll-

ing oneself tgTa.ixjJrning?l = a_if0.uc'3nb Vi. jS\

ft5T3)-3i3?ltm fsraTOJî'^'oiJo s;iTl^ AR2. his

mind is come to a state of irresponsibility.

asrecTojo^nraDfb asvapnanmar s. (sleepless)

The Gods.

csrorrujcruDfOT, (®r?;rro_i30039,0 asvas-

thaba, asvasthyam S. Feeling ill, indis-

position MC. fMpl.

(®^pO-5rb Ar. asara. 10 'SiaT^*^:^-! =Q_ifm\oo5l

ClSlZ!CYV)(T5b Ar. asal. Original, primary, first

sort ((srajfj;/^_§l etc. a fine child {gra^âjDcSsa)

do it quite well) oja^gjo tgraêjo.uns'OTalsano

c8oTl MR. original document= (5iaêjDa;Droo.

(S^ôDo aham S. (G. 'egon) I. ccsmjOoDoBhg.

I am blessed

!

(STaaDBjDfOo 1. the feeling of self, self conscious-

ness (phil.) 2. egotism, Vednt. 3. pride,

selfconceit. — boisterousness, gDsrasnn

@@g (graoDSjoratTDiôrojo Nal 4. the whole

pomp of a king's appearance. [ous.

orarioaajDrol, f. — folsrnl. proud, presamptu-

(BiaiDSJi fonb elated t3e3^_aj (5taaO») ^rooaTl

co:mo sijijcm KU.

denV. (BTaiD3hrt))d35i to be arrogant, pre-

sumptuous. ciQ)!SinT)DS ora'^ flew out

against me.

(Sia.iDcro selfishness, pride.

(STa.ifio,3oajo = fflra-iD3B3Droo, ewonb aQcm sono

insolence, selfconfidence si^jDib oôm.-^. oQ

631go @s®6SBoejSiPu.

denV. (sra.iDoiso'xn^fWjaiDo ninlialtOTnaOfflofol

^5(b Bhg 8. (SAaiDSTrflc'ant arsDonb oQcm

QDofgoajl:£4 Mud 5. felt himself.

(Sta iOZ2fznl selfconceit sia. ojaJIceso TR. they

will become overbearing.

(SÔDCYV) ahaSSU S. Day. ou.-nraioDjrjj 10 days.

'HTa.iOfr^rrra daily. (sraoDg^ <0>iPlgjDrif) sisraas

ce«o to live (to be hard up).

CtSraoOoD

—

<^StZi 67 (Sroô— (GYO^TO

(StaaDrooDS daily (gro.ToroaoraaD0Tai0d>e4X)3.'Tb

6^-aJ3gJ(SaT)nb Bhr. day by day I recite.

(SK)-îhsrr>o a Calidate, astr.

tgro.-iD^siio morning

(eraSciODrDo;tg)o, fsr3iD'nô'3o=:ftDg_j0)ft)l) f.i. cbtO)

cjmodo (aio<SaDaQO®o aj"finnrVlQrô«)ocB?l KR.

for 6 full days.

(BracS-ioacywroTl daily subsistence, livelihood.

Q_ioe45)ie)Dsrg' (gra. aipicBs MC. live upon

milk. [KR. Bhr.

(S^qDoD ahaha S. Interj. of pain & sorrow

(StôDl ahi S. (G. 'ophis, 'eobis) Snake.

(Bta:^-i^mftejso.uo mortal enmity as between

ichneumon & serpent.

(3Ta.uTle32ô dread of insidious persons,

fsraiol ^jrruTl ::J'nt) a snakeplayer= (ftr^ûntsMud.

CEôOlofOJ aMmSa S Not killing, the first

law of Buddhism Bhg. — harmlessness.

(TSôOliTJô ahibain S. l. Unwelcome. (gra^J.'^m

caosicaof^s Bi^ ojra^rrra KR. 2. >9iD§l5)32.oro

cioIoto ac9s) aocSs.Do ChVr. wrongs.

(&^ciD\(2i(QCr£\ ahimarasmi s. Sun (having

not cold rays) (gra. oraajooloiazj asmnganm

Gn_ioS)GJ KR. [Bhg.

(SYSorflnOo ahinam S. Perfect (sraoDlcn a^ltoran

(©^riT) Qjo abrdyam S. Not pleasant, med. GP.

CSf^Qc^^ alie6u S. Unreasonable, a-snxuo a®

moo B'CDo o^nrrao zsoosSroo (HTa(SaD^c96icX)

oQj^taTl (sra:Qj<Ss> TR. vain excuses. (sraSaDgajo

q£] a_iCi6T0T^ Q_)O^Qjlctte) TR take under false

pretexts. (aralnDgojoaiTls siajglaâsiomD TR.

unprovoked, — also accidentally.

(®D(?ciOD aho 1. S. Interj. of surprise (groSnOO

clHcS!) KR. fie. (graSoDOoixv^ Bhg. alas! 2. see

(5TaaOjT:j^ ((3ra3aDorao;®o, — cyorcjn).

(®ârn anha S. =:(m3aD:Tf^;(Bra:iCDD32; Soon, po.

(&Z)^ ala T.M.(C. abdomen, \/^ (rnacb) Hole in

trees, in the ground, (sa^^^zuon:^, (Brag, oô

(Si.waôi'aral) (S-oJi^ciô (S^slaso prov. of snakes.

(5rog.0S hole of birds, rats Vi.

(5Tag.0S <9iâ 1- cave onro'i9>gjaca^ra^cnlnrra

ôs^ MR. 2. prov. = a^gjy^.

CS^ô alam T. M. Tu. Salt marsh, saltpan Vl.

(STS^dftio ala'Jfam S. (=(STJ)eja) Curl of hair <ft

Qcbrnl.-^, ringlet (gToa>Sieocol, oniai'sajoejaa<3>

ssB'-h KR5.

(aroa'ftDajral Cubera's town, prov. for a rich city.

(graa.(9)cai^rai>Pay.

tstaaiscdic'anb, (Btaa<9'ZnmT6 RC. Cubera.

c^S<Zi^-^G(b alakkar aT. (=(Hralo) Sea (sraaan

ojoTcnb Crishna RC.em

fSrtiâee^, cm alakka T. M. C Tu. (Te. ojoaj

size) V^ orach To measure. ({|0^ (Sta^cm S)£r<o

§(t^ TR. measured the ground. ofDoSroy <S£io

aio rgTaa<SnDonb CG. who measured, compre-

hended all worlds. oîSifTr) (sraaTra (SooocSsil

measured, tried me.

CV. (ffiaag-J'âs) get measured, sim^ (era. TR.

VN. (sraa-iSTao measurement, iâ^* ojolgji^

(HTaa-^ô ^sng TR. measured the pepper.

(maa^îSsiarDnt) the measurer (paid by 5 0^ o

in kind).

VN. arit!ÔJ 1- Measure, capacity (ijiaaojoo,

(SraacLngJ0'5i2^)(5raaciJ«<2î unbounded. fsraaajQ

(3® (^sonsnj) 6i6i(rofnj6SBc>aBhg. innumerable.

(S«acul§ai to measure, define. (BTaa<^<S(95oraf)

measuring rod, weighing beam, ^qjaî oQ

oj3 aj so much, how much. — sraaS'iJ fully,

all i^ca^jn^'Oô (aranra.uasia'Ji-xi Qjfratôjonb

KeiN. — raafairL^-^âtS-ijOgjosTOrojoxaiôo CG.

said too much. 2. measure of time. Qj«S0a

Qjlfoiias he comes- ojnma^sajrat when he came.

(Bia.âoj RC. that moment. 3. till, as far as

rnlc'dl-aifo.i-jrolcaaajo RC 9. = aoao. rryôao

-oJ'ôao gfiga^" (doc.) as long as.

(S^83£2D6tml!:e6^ri_rit;'YO0Ofb TR. (see tgrasiaj

0ornl) The German chief (M. Brown Esq.)

(&l<^(^(Bi ? alaru-ya (aC. fear, alarm) .'maafSlcSno

^cm.'mlnT) o^y^rnl oiSisai mantr.

(B7aa<9« (= (ffiaaiQta)?) to lament, cry siojacsurtJiao

o-i&jô (Siaa<9s'3yo FT, (beggars).

VN. (sraaii bellowing, (araag-l Vi shriek.

(SrZ)ÔJ— (Sra6)^ So G8 (Sr3Sfd93— (GYSiPl

(Sr^G^QJOrb alavah (soo mraaîj above) 1. Measu-

rer Vi. '_'. boaster, cxaggorator (corap. (Stooj

Qjnb).

I. (tSTZl£l all S. (stingod) Beo fijrai3â)T3o Nal.

II. (C^^l Secretion of eyelids, aisma^, oJla.

(gtaa'c5^<£>) T. M. (=(m)s\(^, cmaipl, rBraaH) to bo

overripe, decay cSismglsroro) (SojOfi'.

a, V. roraalcOts) (^snaijlasi).

VN, (maal;£jf3i) mellowness, decay.J-

o

(©fSÔSo alind'am S. Terrace before palace

(©"S^COlOrb aliyail M.C. (Te,(gT3ây) S. 00,0

ainb 1. Brother in law. (SmSfO iHraaloZ/nb TP.

real br. in law, not husband of a cousin, q

roralnao i^s!sq'Somroo (ma. o-jls^ScSoismo aioid)

prov. 2. hon. address f. i.of Puleyas amongst

each other. 3. a showy but inferior ricegrain.

(G<^£lcQ^d95 loc.=(5taiplc%s&', (may'tSxai, jjjlc3^<ei.

(ST^^dOjo all'yam S. (opposite) Falsehood ; fore-

head.

dSrâ, (Sroacfi6i alu,— kku (Vôrada) Small

box of horn. Q-J^<ft ffia|.cSsriral) (Srgja^ MC.

(ST5^d8ftd&), cGisTl alukku'yaCr. C.Te. quakes

oraral)) To start, shrink, cramp of limbs= (a)lo

crulSo-ioa. —

VN. (5t3§.c9flo Vi. awe, fear.

CSfQ^CC^ <& alumbu'Jfa So M. C. To bruise,

squeeze; (ioc.)to swallow bad food (Sra3aajl ai

(tStÔo al aT. Narrowness, whence (trraa, (Htaa

QJ, 2. a T. sharpness ÔJcte. 3. T.M. C. Tu.

termination of fem. (shortened from ot^cb).

(®f30o 0(^ P. almcira, Wardrobe.

I. C®^^ Ar. allah, God mraggosm, S)cr).ijl

caosm Mpl. by God! (Hragg^nbo TR.

II. CSyDgig>_C2;3CQJl(2Q_J0cfti ((TOcX) 2.) Become very

thin & sharp (=(graeJ<S3).

(sraggonfc loc. = gjOT^c>az@ari().

aSira^d6) allu-ya T. To take up with the hollow

hand M, = (5T0|.CT2jai, SoM. to claw, scratch.

(STaâjnb the armadillo, Myrmecophaga,

N. pr. The Rajah of NTleshvaram TR. hence

:

(BraggSK^ onD§, OTDSggonb cuoyrm cno§ KU.

(SifStfofe ala-yu T. M. Beauty (a C. (gratP fond;

comp. cratPfcA) fara^Pcagg jjdteoinfab .ajacalgj

prov, aei^jtPAgg <9!0ofonaO(b Mud. cn'SJOj\cn

§ Bhg. (gratPiîOfai) nicely, fairly.

(STaiP<&)nb m. — aTl f. 1. handsome. 2. N.pr.of

Ilavars. rvi.

(SK)<^<3)0 a mark put by females on their hand

def.V. <9)0sn2DoniPa3f!nlgy RC27.

adj. fsraiPcfihlcQ; fair (a_)^«j)lcqjo (SKi<^<^w ajra

coaodo (stuti) (QTayaTlcaJ ajicjul VyM. tfftaiP

<fi^3D (gra§l5)g_j(Soooaj (doc.)

(Sit)tfCQjJ 065 alayU'jfa=tgTaii/Csy3i No. sraipsraisroi

csiîb Diluted curds, tsra. 0CT)mj relaxed.

(E^5)tPoeei To loosen, slacken, dissolve (opp,

(Gir'OtfcTjb alal T. M. Te. (Tu. (sraai =o®f51) 1.

Heat, fire, heat of pepper. 2. brightness.

5)Qj6nT^£joDiP6âiy'oajsmo ajâsssl Bhr. theCTT) ^ sm

moon shone most brightly. 3. inflammation,

pimples caused by heat casmiPf3i),'BiaiP'3f) jSâasq.

4. grief (sraifra!) ojlsl.^ ajocsô, gggyraii Bhr.

orsiPajai, nrra 1. to burn as a wound, the eye

from pepper, be chafed; ojcaoipeja) a med.

(in fBceoiojItDrao). 2. to burn from grief ima

t&.(aiO(b (BTO5f rra Bhr. ^rarmo (Bra. from envy

o_jofB0ynrra5)@gora3ggQj0o:ffil CG. from lust

am^tFcm aDOfola.c)o Bhg.

VN. (sratP^ excessive heat, inflammation (=<&

tciafs!), aQ^rolsâ-joralcrosrauofBo).

CV. (Hrayociî, ool to burn, as with pepper;

to afflict Vi

.

(Gf^tfl ali T. M. C. l.=rgra^îj Expense ajrasaj

ooaosjjo (gra-pljnjKScSsiâô KR. tarasiroraiP. q. v.

2. (T. aitfl) bar, rivermouth. 3. bars of

bamboos, lattice, railing, trellis (graiplatl§i£h,

(S)^£n TP.

Cpds. (sraipl (Q'sm (1) putrid inflammation of the

eye (sra. gDS)g.caso a med.

oratflfnlfii (1) despair (sra. n^sng siroioy^ Qjlsna

Bhr. quite undone, tgra. (ai§^ the troops were

broken, defeated.

(Si^tflefSrtDl— CSrStPlOJ 69 (Ertys— (tS^^QJ

(STOiFlg-ira (3) barred place, prison.

(BTOip'artji^ (1) waste, lewdness, (Sto. Siosrnlrfis)

So. to behave lewdly (gra'assioronb prodigal,

profligate B. also ill breeding (loc.)

(8raiplâuo(2) a seaport, river-harbour, (18 in

Kerala KU.) tgra'ct^ (S^roaa^ to come to the

harbour.

(Biatf^caiiaio (Vi. (Broiflcaio) site of a habitation,

a ruin; a garden.

(HT3ipl32;o_ioso lowland capable of irrigation W.

a5YSi:Pl5n5YS)lfTJb alinnil T. M. Alangium de-

capetalum (grasaoejo.

(SYStPlcQ^ i& aliyU'Jfa T. M. C. l. To become loose,

be untied as (Saj-snTl, cnic!j\ CG. <ftrraS.o (srasfH

erarg Nal. asâcsô cufrroojo Mud. (in a scuffle)

Ojlrosnaratnolrm tsraiplsraig) ollena (a ring) Mud.

— 5)<0)§^pl6roi^ (Sojooin the connexion is severed,

oafolfoo, (SZo.iOo (sra. pollutio nocturna Vi,

—

the mind to become tender aonocruo, ^.mna

ipisroigjejlsroi^, 5)S)iac95)srnl0orolt3i) (sra. Bhr. (graaj

alral oraajoa aooiziiplaîâizacail Vet C, as he

fell in love with her. tftraroraiplsraigi croo©

0^-ai CG. coloio <2(9>§ (BraaKoioratplsraT^ UR.

softened by music, oraiplsroigi ouosrargi Bhr. spoke

softened; begged pardon Yi. 2. to go off,

be sold, spent, destroyed o-jematflsrarg); (ScS)0§

caiiplsroig fhlscflsfrra Bhr. lies in ruins, c/ôjo

QjlsmiplsTmg) (srarrUD^ the bones to which the

corpse is reduced. siojoraiPlsiOT^ (a palace).

e3D(ô crojoJtoralfa!) (sratflsjjo Tatw. the waking

state passes into the sleeping state. 3. to be

current afliP cnog^fai) (gT3iPlsroro)(ty(S)Oro0^D5);oi

TR. unprecedented. moslfiA tgraiplcs^^rm aôa

KU. current customs. (BT3ajS)nfeo qjdcSs) (Hraipl

csjjmo Vi. deserves credit, passes for good.

VN. {gisLpl^rai) expense, waste, custom, de-

mand for. QjloiQ.cto Q^go tarayn^rai) @3^,

jijroce«l(Tn ora. gogj dull, heavy market.

(G^tflCL^ 1. expense (esp. customary) c/oo

(tTul^cboto (BTOiplojo 5)âiajo cnsftJic^KU. <qi

U>(S)(Ct3)iplQj KU. (for an ordeal) iStosflculâi

Vi. to spend. 2. customary detraction, f. i.

in paying for improvements under .fttflceao

emo, when the Jenmi has not to pay for the

10th plant. 3. tenderness oraipleajof <£f,a>etsi^

PT. bitterly. nnlcTnlrai) aipleraigiorolejo QQ)rnlce«

65rt)i*lajl^ RC 129. love, aonôjnbo oraiplcm

(=:a_iyQj) Vi. repentance. rsraxitSonDS ota.

<&.o§l showed contrition, begged pardon,

a. V. aSrStPl:0& 1. To loose, 5)asiflc9ffl to untie.

(2a)0§caiplc95)Bhr. to breach a fort, fmoajl tsra

ipl-ai QOJcSs) to put off the marriage string, (cy

foio ma. KR 4. to undo, solve a vow. cLjrrni

5^CL)§1 (ffraiflgjoob MR. to cut up the hog.

2. to waste, fflâiojiplas) to spend, r^c^-^

erol-^ caonjrajil^ Bhr. to destroy (as T.)

CV. (sraiplajlcQffl get to untie or dissolve. (cy;mo

(ffK)':^ aroj &cn,<a>e)W 5)cx>.o§(i23 KU. dis-

pensed a Brahmachari from his vow.

(®fOy, ((SfQi^Si alu, aluyu (see (srayaj) 1 . High

wall of irregular stones around an orchard

aigj^cftosrie (SToy= ai.TStJsl-g^ MR. also aigjâ?

MR. (doc.) 2. (loc.)=(an)a mud wall.

(©rs^dft), ^ alu-â T. Tu. C. aM. To weep, cry

(mayi-oi^fDaTODib RC.

(©ro^dtedft., cfiTl alu'yiip T. M. C. 1. To rot,

decay (=(STatpl) S)5)£nt3siOCi^ (Hia^toTl (Sn_io3il

(of a leper). 2. fire to grow low. raTl (sa<^&cm

ora^g-jK^ 5)ajcS5) prov. cooking over a dying

fire.

a.v. (gray^tosiai, anl to putrify Vi.

(sray<fia 1. dirt, filth tgra'^sml=^ ^(fis. (sray

cfls)Q,c9a to snuff a candle. 2. railcs^s^S ora^

e9s embers, slight remains.

(Hta^ssi^, fsra^c05)aA (loc.) filth.

GOTyiTPg) aluttu T.M. (tgra^ depression, whence

(er2)!i'o) Full of dregs, strong texture, pregnant

speech Vi.

(®^^QJ aluva (prh.=(gTayj) A swelling at the

mouth of the stomach Vi.

70

(Sr^

I. CSfO) a 5. l.!=(ma That, (mp) roorao u that

king, (SfOjrsjo&i that person.— bcf. Verbs (BT3)

aTlbmvoVljinbo a.'HoScQi TR. after lying thus.

2. intorj.ah! (S"t3)Q(])rrrao_)Osraini MR. — (HTOXimo

ojoa^nrra (vu.) there ho runs (— (BratDO)

3. T. a M. interrogative gDaacsô i^g-Jo ^snô

arc their Highnesses here?

II. <JS^ a T. a M. (C. To. m^cii) Cow, in (BTJ)

mo3iJ(b cowherd, also orgjcaib q. v.

III. CST^ as. Hither, towards, till; in Cpds. as

fSTDjv&ffgoc êS^cesi KR. up to the neck or throat

(to eat one's fill) — (STrgjsenozcmnb UR.

(Sf^cSn, a-ya Inf. & VN. of (ST2)<fl3ih (q. v.) Alto-

gether, sum total, (STâx^sl & (a)slcs2/oai=â., f. i. (STg)^c95iQ,r!3ia Sizrnl Anj. black all over.

(S>3)3igj35=(STp)!&>@ ch sum total, f. i. a®y>

tsralrai) (Srg) <9i5mc8si rsrjjSigios 5):U:£4 TR.

the whole account. (Si3)i>)gio§ ffjuissg (Smo

cS^ TR. the whole of the trees. (5T3)Siqjos

n_ismo TR. the whole sum. (ST2)c9iqjoSs

altogether.

(STp)a)0onr)0O3Ds generally V2.

<ST5)(Ao apm aM. (T, body, or= (Sf^so?) (Sf^

<9io <£hlanraaJxniP63QchRCii7. Splendid corals.

^lf3)cfi,fDo a'yaram S. (org) III. cO <b) Accumula-

tion= ani aroo, mine crojsmoarao; igcoraoai

roo pearl-ground. ainodoeiOB^rocruDajsiSQi^ral)

nolrrn (HrarDl^djs) KR2.

C5rU)S^^pQCr)o a'yarnanam S. (a^gmo) Attend-

ing to, hearing (po.) (BT2)c&>srn po.= (Sa§ls.

CS^(&>cQ^&rno a'ârsanam S. ( ^(ai) Attraction,

the art of summoning by enchantment.

denV. (Sr3)Qicfi3^c0« to attract, f. i. a God from

afar by mantrams.

CSir5)ce5eJo aplpam S. (a>gjo) l. To the end

of a Calpa. 2. attiring, ornament (po.)

(St5)cft,orold&.o apsmi'Jfam S.((ST3a>c7goa3li) Un-

foreseen. Gunrro 0<iooi_ioa_io (ST^jftfTâio (Oi

eoKRa.

A .

îfO)d630 a'ya Neg. v. ((grgjaaêsp. ill) 1. Is not

that. (913^ (uyfmoa.D is not in vain. 2. ought

not to bo thus; tgtgiaiOtJi, (BT2)i>io^5r3) adj. part,

bad, (tj)oab (srgja.osraso.Tji) prov. (Sir3)®ifl> is it

not good?

VN, (ST2)dioa; wickedness, (SiTOjâiO'g §2^<^

g)5n| CrArj. I also shall be found fault

with. (BT3)Siojj!, noli)5n cnna cunBR^S) Anj.

3. is not serviceable, anrnlmoo (sr^S)0 good

for nothing. 4. cannot ep/o moglrab <Sisl

ainralgjonb tsr^fto prov.

(SifO)c950ocB^ a'jfamksa S. (<aô5&^) Strong

desire. reT3).<S32/0§ c^jMhcQilôrais Anj. zealously.

(ST^jdÔfDo a'Jfaram S. ((Si©,^) 1. The letter

(SrO), (Sr2)iS)Oi'Doal with initial (grj) (gram.)

2. shape, figure; (in comp.) = 0csz;o, cro-i^fôjo

f.i. 0oooeJOftO(X)n6 the blessed, or of happy

form.

(ST5)ce5DC/9o a'Jâsam S. (&ôud, light) Sky, air.

(STOj^ftoc/ao 6)0-1 oêisTO) (aieJcoTlcai) ojlyo prov.

(SQ) Q^0'JWDo(j2 milky way Bbg5.

(ST2)S>DC/30o3y5, (BT3)aooa(S^(SS going through

the air KU.

(STD) 3i0c/3o(O)0ffi5Ql a bird (plover?).

fsrg)3ioo'3ajgg^ a parasite, Cassytha filiformis

or Menyanthes cristata.

CSr^dSjde), COJl a'yU'ya T. M. C. Tu. (Te.& aC.

also (5ra<9), from pron. \/^csn)).

I. The Copula: to be that. 0^x^5)5 (Sr3)!ftcrrafi_jO(99

(m@ where does he live ?= where is it that he

lives? to become that. Auxiliary Verbs serve to

distinguish the latter signification, f.i. ojejl^z;

crosjS0O3i^(SQ_ioa3oTR. it will become a great

grievance. <9i@g5)(D (Sojosai (gTgjQQjrrra Mud.

became like a thief. Qa)nraoa3frro(vu. aQOTOOsrn )

what is it? <ft§la5i cnjôo) oSsi' MR. what has

happened to the child? <0jcTU6nj®lc8s foo^jo (grg)

ca;(mi5)nbo Sca.-aio TR. devolved upon the

C. — f06ri| QjiplstSs) (ST3)3iil got separated.

(!SfS):QiSi 71 (Sr^c6ic63

Fut. (51(3)5)0, (5T3)n, (SrgjOJ it will be thus, just

so (=(5TaS(ij)). Qjnmofsl) <z<^ oqô^ (sra'Q_)

<9)orocyo (SrOjo TR. Often with conditional

Qg)^.^?! (HracsucGearTlejo (STgjo TR, I may write

(or come in person).

(Sl^jSojo I cannot tell, indeed? very possible

(Srg)'Sajom^c93 «nlfol32;o HNK.

—

Inf. & VN. (STD-ai 1. so as to be (^T.) ancSl

caocQ) oQ!^^ 5)a.o§ci2i TR.= (5T2)cail ; (g

CTiiDcEh, iâuD®<9i 60 as to be before, rosnsosi

QJS)(Oinro)orib RC, cut in two. N. oroDefiTlao

Sfl) (doc.) in presence of witness N.

2. being. m^'£hS)£t,osn^, {SY^QioiotA since it

is 60, therefore. 3. altogether (also (srg)

5)ao TR.), (irrag cnl (51(3)31^ (=S. iw-'oraaz

cnS^) (ST2)a) ajSDnsiDo i^mo Tatw. these three

meanings or words, viz. it, thou, art. (see

(5r2)ai).

Opt. tgT3)a<ss, (vu. (ST3)S§) 1. be it thus,

well, probably, roaaTlsaj tsrâsg TR. be

it in the morning. (grgjOTQJim (5T5)fl)luA (Bra

raieoBSm (ffi3)<9)®§ CG. if thus, be it so!

2. as for that (=S. ool, ^, S)5)aj)(at2) 5)a_i

f!S0oc>o (gT2)B)<s§ KU. now as for that em-

peror, he — 2ai23CTa° cryuiizocaTlsliolcaJD <iji

S)cm (Sif2)aiS§ oolsnm (Ea_ios)ej gggoeocro

naDib KR5.(=:aji3~)nmScQ,o how muchless).

3. either, or CTy3jar)o.>.«g§ .iiJjaQcr)D3i(S§

(=Q®s7l£yo).

Cond. (ergcmorDl, (BT^&^.iAif it be. (grgiOi^rai) (aro

cysTOo Q^-na ffizaôTOont) RC. "if so, be it

so." (313,0)1(3!) a.-TK) (OsngoBTlaJDo VCh. there

may be one or two (generally (STgd'êjo

(STg)')).

Concessive (BTgcaoejo (argjanlejo though it be.

arma aTlejo one at least. Q^njfDO sHejo whoso-

ever. (TO.'!5t5jDsnGjooK)crc,'DT3)3,dnejo whether

good or bad.

(SigjOb Cond. & Cone, (from T. orS'sincTb if it be)

0ooOii3s)O,'T{) AR. to any one else. Qg)^.uonb

whatever it be. oQcna sjjijogjlsosaoijortt)

CG. can one ever say?

(SrOjOBo (=(sr3)Sê4o) f. i. (S<a)0§airi(ol) oQisroDcrao

Bhr. somewhere about the fort. asnSl^so

6)-jn (So_j032J0ia)l(^ ajrmoodo oôKmorBj nnlsTT)

Wo @5)5r§CTTli93 CG. (= QJ(ol ^.02-010^33013).

An incorrect adj. part, is formed from (Sr^nb

f. i. Qg)CTO)0;)5rg0fO3.T5i3)-ib what sort of man?

adj. part, (sr^-aicm, (Srgoi' (po. (srgjsTlazj), (513)0,

fSiSiOJ 1. he who is (S_aJro2OT{)5)a_ias03ao

(S!fm fooesoij KU. the king Ch P. Thus

many appositions tsracijlajmoa^-aj (Sa.urtb,

(i)?jj(D032?ls@g oj^ra^nb, ^'ijfao5ixio(on\j

rO(b, LêZDiajsrno, armoa the first, etc.

2. (ST3)S2/ajnt) he, that one, (BT3)3i@ rosrgo

those two. (BT3)32Jajofri(Ta(Sl^ Bhr. between

them. (ST3):q-^ bT a- 51^ therefore. 3. after

nouns they serve as a kind of definite article

aiGjIiâjmoaxKTti Bhr. the rogue Cali. qêa

mo^z-ajnb the wicked; esp. the neuter cd

2^5)5 (aJOJmsraao^'SÔ ®a-J03li2gLjO CG.

as for our life, that is already gone, ojl

(moajog3(nn{Talcao32;ôfaoâi(T)nbKR. Rama

is to me f. & m. rooKOHoan^ fOirr^tSalc-aj

ronb VC. the king is our Lord. 4. (graojg,

(gi[3)xn^ (before a sentence) is as follows

f.i. '^^•'^ -^'^^ cflô^zoxi^ (heading of

letters) Cannan is herewith addressed to

the following purpose,

adv. part. (S%:si^ 1. forms adverbs, as oocmo

dDwell. 2.as, foaamaaj^DsnanrraaiOjTramTtn

ac9s)<3yo KR 3. all I see seems to me Rama,

I see him everywhere. maiiSidi rî6u\u)

côzov^ â'-:^ Bhr. saw them grieved (=q^

cm) (2ijaa*ra);'eoi)ro cro,3o,ijoarul.a>ao3in 

g^Sc3fflbTno VyM. (=aQcm, (STOjcOsH, 80 as

to be). (S;ua60i3o^g. onoD'oain a_icfl?(j^ Bhr.

(BTaroîjmoîil (xioipl^ CG. Si^'sjîoioîn oru

laarznl^ MR. (=aQms}. 3. during a_i{i^

eoTueocaTl ealojl-gjKR. (ffrocolsiofliSio^soa

ao^n nos(iJ®(rro MR. 4. with (=^0031^

f.i.(8Ta3JS)a aiâ^zoTuH <£h5n|) croo^ mazD

aO dhST^fSg-jOcbTR. when we met. 5. be-

cause a(03 (S)O^0Oiils (SajsmDsaisxotfla

(Slf5)d93d&) 72 (STJ5)3&2d95

(Sa_i03i)l TR. 6. often mcro expletive cn^

6iQ. cnsfômo-^^ tBT3)<£hrmfmlgy, {ST3)srra65sao

caarij moo CO. (oh that we were men!)

(OioroiSOODSOciîo 0D'aio®3JOfo CG.

"With auxiliaries 1. (BT3):!0|= (BT3)3iri (but roo

(®lcsj;DCxiris aisrglgy KR. in a causal sense)

6)jiJ?aonno327l^= 6)^ônb, 2. (STgiSig^jôsi^

chiefly after Datiyes (Braajoo35)igi,o5^ for

him.

II. The future has by itself the meaning otpossi-

bility, which is then transferred to the whole

verb. 6)j2Jôo I willdo, may do. (aTg)o oa^hirai

if possible. {ffr2)0gj cannot. (gT3)(S9o ffla_iDQ,cfi5)0

oj&i GP.; fSir3)<aoaj6rDo, {grg)<Q5!Bau3o5ai TR,

(gr2)c9i(SfmS(S,-3iaoa.o, (SrgaTlsS.wraioao as far as

possible.— in the past: £t)5'£2Z(s^cnozii(lf^§^

RC. could not pass. 6i«sajgrno (ST3)caig 5)iiitg

5T3)onb Bhr. did somehow whatever was possible.

Soj (i_josroialslcTO0c)o (STgcfflOjsrno CG. — pres.

(BTg)(S3cm(mofi!ria!i) CG. if possible.— chiefly with

Dat. & 2nd adv. part. onâas^cBaDo, we can

take up, or3.ijff)c9y.§dasiosojoao, Q-ia^fiJSfTt) (BT2)

Sojoib sigj, CG. none able to praise, (Sc/acccio

5)ôej_ioab ojIsod (Btojo Bhr. ojoojraiâoocSs

000^ Bhr. (but also Norn. 5)QJgjoo (STaaja^

§.0 Bhr.)

(STgjQj, (srg)aj@ are esp. used with the signifi-

cation of power. 5)ajsrro6i5i3<SS.o®s cnlcncSsn

cmoai CG. you can but conquer women.

QQ)nDorai) {5r3);u@ ff)-aJ(^ I tried my best. orO)

Qjsifa)cW(BgJ3c>opo. •w'hat more can be done,

how can it be helped? (grgjaJt^gjOaTuro) sc/a

cfl3o having been foiled. (grgjOJOTTlgj oQcm

6i3jcSa (sraSgjD a@^ TR. no remedy for it.

(St2)nj(O)^gj0f!n cinlaj qqctto cnlcaadTl-^ rnl

gjjÔo TR. I shall resist it as an intolerable

state of things. (SwrnlcTD 6T3)6SBc>oc6s (SrOji)

rml^SgLjD TR. we can't do anything to it.

(5t2)Sajoorn=:tgTg)aj^ f.i. (5T3)ie90olcao<sxi 3on

gj CG. not to be known by any one.

III. to be the very thing (hence neg, fsrgj^&io).

(S-Qjooooin the rice is what it ought to be, done,

cooked (but 8^00331^ (2o_J33iil the rice is con-

sumed).

2nd fat. (ST3)3j it will be right, ought to be.

(= 0fanc2)3Qj) ô(S:sj ajaTlctesaj prov. pull

merely the eaves! aQcm(2(m o_iocaoajMud.

Q^SoT) o_ioai.'3:ij it must be said, cannot

but be confessed,— chiefly with the 1st adv.

part, of Verbs QjtScm (Srâj he must come,

QjcTr)3:ij may he come, oh that he came!

iQ-.si'^fmsaj Anj. aj(Tnocii55(a>(Tra 5)a)0tj)^-^

CG. wished that he might come; also with

Inf. 00^ 0003^^5500 555)iJ)S)ce6)3Sc)o caocy e

C2J3nnl(SCJU PP. may you!

IV. It serves to form Compound Verbs:

1.) with Nouns ca;3®ai/'3ai to set out, (2ee03B)

to be healed etc. similar to the S. compounds

with eallcea (s) îg;, is similarly used, corres-

ponding with S. (3)^1 dsi).

2.) with Verbs,

a.) rarely in the form of the Verbal Noun

ending in (sraral (rather T.) aiLD SijiisâiDo

RC. (Sia.Tlo-roislsaiso PT. gDroi£9aaJ3o KU.

(only with (srgio).

b.) in the form of the old Inf. ge3l£fl5)330PT.

came to eat, tOissmsa be able to see, be-

come visible aosmscmfTiD, ©ceaosmoaz;^)

ac8«(Sxi Bhr. (chiefly in a passive sense,

compare 0oaonjnaDraDa)l) <0)O5msig_j§nT)go

<2c9ic)oc9s)0C2Jgo n^rolcSa5igi§(m>go AR3. what

is heard, can be heard) with Dat. ciQ)gjD

QjtOgo <ss5c)oc8«3a2^ Bhr. Often in petitions

6t2)Dab croao)ftno no30a?l(OTaooo o^si^^'S'

emo, oo0t^fol(fls)3CHJnrnl<SssiT)o AR. may I

be enabled to praise, worship. — in blessings

e3csil(a5)oa2Jro)a) ool Bhr. chIssbcKxSb) mraru

<sroo§ e33znceji3a2JaHoKTJ. s)t£hDgjoa2;«soBhr.

(=5)a)3gjajDnb(TOoco,T:nâjfiSo). "With poten-

tial meaning. Q^B7lf3i)ajfK,73i^)3CS2?lro3rrra TR.

in that case it might have been brought.

ooT39^)Oolaj5reoi>ni'rf) Qj5)aai0«nl «nl«^ 6)<S)3

ggscsOasmo CG. I might see this wish ac.

complished if—

(ST3)dB6ic365 73 CS^cQieam]—CSf^:Beo

c.) in the form of the modern Inf., esp. at the

close of the sentence (mostly with ô, tsra

2(0) etc.) eraissQcb .-îsmT •st'âi^ agtcna o_i

31 (STgjta^ TR. they confessed they were

the thieves {=syjii(m) ojlrolsraro) (SQ_)3a>Qô

6)j^w, cruaa)55ig_j§3i3is;g) cSTOjii'^, rmrol

d.) after the different tenses it stands with

variously modified meanings, (mrosnmo-Oilejo

fOKTBrml^ ci^rmDfiTlejo; (uggloiHrab ajroltSa

(Tnocaî'ranrra were sitting. — fCTirmDfnl(T!l) en

071032^1 CG. siaio^.-aiaaa^rab KR. (if you

shall have given = if you give). a3>SDQ3aao

(SoLjDCSDDCcnfoîaso he will have strayed some-

where. fOToajcb S)ajnaa.ucTOD(gj' si CG. aQ)S

e^cas oo§65Tg2Do(BrasaDD.TCo CG. a laughter

that might shake the globe. jriOcajZoaTl

oltes) be in a dying state nriCSiZOtB^cah etc. a

1 have told no untruth. gsesBlcmlnSTra oQ

afclrat) gjo cndô ojc^ ihQ£\gô:iLi(mmo the

loss would not have been so great.

"With 2*feg. adv. rusmo ajlrolc2;Di),m (Brg^ffij

mo TR. it has become impossible to collect

the revenue, [in stead of .airarmDian.TjI), (oicmo

(CrTlrai) etc. also t«he form of the part. Noun

occurs in poetry ffj^Dejyejo fOKD^mofoioail

ejo KR. (^(oirolihleio), roconajo <S)5n^«ji0327l

aQ)65rach5)c95igjoo CG. gj fOiTrofmoaTlaA Ch].

(tS^cQ6b(&i, ce<5^ V. act. of prec. 1. To

make to be that. (Bia.xio^m fooeaoajDcesil made

him king, (in So. also onlsinT) raoe3Dajoc2)0<9s7l

(Sojocsul KRi.) aD.TuTlaiJcSeri «a-,D5ng3nb & aa

aiSlcaosTl ffij OJiÔiTb made her his servant.

ScromD.-Lj^lcaiDdtel 6),u-^ & orauJln-j^Tlai-osn^

sioj^cib Bhr. rQ5r^3iar?l cuajcgs (generally ro

sreocs^l o-jd3)(i^), eijjJCEJoooceaa' get one to do;

with Neg. culôsifm (aTfgjcSjI^ S)ajg_]ortb TR. pre-

vent the sale. &ci_iQ:uo ^SDo)fm aisreoaalsicOiO

§(05), contracted rooe3.toi3) gj rolcSsiasngOcOsriTo TR.

(5Ta.ij5)m BDcrujo a2ôa)(a) (3i2)2d>fiSir)o Bhr.

alsogDgjDtSsnm Qjlfoni) RC. destroying. 2. to

place, put, employ. (SigjSi'H iSig^^ appointed.

(& (srD)^g^:£j) oraojs^m o_j5TT)lce5)D:6sri, (^loslaia

lSs^ Nal. banished. maj.-jsiaTlal; (argjâsTl S)5iO):9sA

PTi. cnôjlejocSsn, ecoojos^m ^.-aiainjTJnlaiDteal

Bhg. let God dwell in his mind- ffj.Tuggo (ftsrsral

aioasTl poured. 3. to do rnl o^cro orgjfteo TR.

what can you do? 4. Compounds with Nouns,

corresponding with those of (sr^&ih f. i. §tn

S)cn siJiiDOTa cao(S)caocS«lslmonb CG. made to

get out. Gssaocflo, cnrmocSsi to heal, mend.

CV. (gYâanîayi cause to make Vi. f. i. (issajIraK

(^'^- [&csidh CC.)

CSlÂ6t3ajl(Tr!o a-yunjiSam S. Bent, curled (as

(!SfG)<&iCU)o a'yuSam Tdbh. (S. (3T3)'^(Wo) Inten-

tion. (STg). Qjaiisîh to gratify. rnlom3<Q!.'aiso

coo cures tiiâjDnb AR. to disappoint thee.

(STâfeeJo a'ûlam S.(full) Confusion, perplex-

ity, trouble. î,"raD<aej3 i<;yQl3 B,C, (5ir3)t9!aJ

fflgisl^ cij:@,Tb Bhr. was frightened. (Sa-iD

(oralrrn' (srgjaaJl^D.xio cuosmo Nal. {Si3)êJ2l^

AR. no doubt.

(Srg)<î7r>o see (JSf^:Qi(ô.

CST^c^roTl a'Jfr5i S. = (ST2)3^3rao Form, likeness.

(STD)c^ca[ô a'^rstam S. part, of (3ira)*=tolafl

Attracted; — a conjecture Vi.

CSY0)CBc&3Dejl see (gr^SajDaTl, Pomphlet.

(!Sf^:6eo akkam T. M. (v'"oTO)a!ihiii)i. What

one puts (csrgjiaa^' 2.), layer rosngocSno (=n_i

5 3, local: resting steps in wuUs). iôDDcGao

forwards Vi. 2. (T. prosperity) contentment,

rest. (gT3)ces)<S0 ojosmraiîh rule happily. (Sr3)

asio 5)Q-jD§la2;Qjtib discontented. (sya.ijS)ra oj

cm TR. made over her jewels to the chiefs,

thus settling the case. 3. strength, persisten-

cy, continuance; also relief, as througli medi-

cine. (STOjcflao aiosroig aJlona Bhr. lost his balance

6 fell. (STg)=9sio OTiS) jiTlo 5).ai§1 RC. strong

dam. (sr^jdhno ^SDoifOi ail SjJdq (OTanDDl) Sil.

negligently. (3T2)S«o cfl &Jm0O3(nôQa§(i^Mud,

dcterminately. aggOcOszli^y no fixed purpose.

10

(!SrO)dB6id95— CSi^COfTDo 74 asf^cnô— osT3)'S»oajo

4. perhaps (=(QT3)fiO all, altogether. (Biosljy

gyojo @Sdteajo (aT2)a9«io (SOODtfisi^l RC. viewed

her from tlie solo all over.

(ST^jcflfibofti see uiidca- (St^cdjc^.

(iSt3)'^03o akrand'am s. ((eTîli.) Weeping.

(BT3). @S63i3l Nal3.

(Sl^'^^Glo abramam S. Assault, invasion ora).

crocoranaoib Si.ajgjjrra KR.

denV. (3T3i!^0ld9« to attack, encroach, usurp

KTJ. roo.^SSiârcb ajaT)0@)i2l-2r'§° Nald.

(mp5)CS2^, (6iijai2aruJS)A3i3) etc. to seize on,

force. aceaCiô 6io)a.xjo raiiscm (STg):âl'S®

mflsaJDaio KR. fate subdues the world,

(gr2)'^30iO)o seized, enji^c^crufnotôaomoain

Arb. (=ajc/3ab).

C5T^(S(^0C/9o akrosam S. Crying against, re^g)

©(âcolôch SiP-i. she lamented,

(S^c&^Dêno aksarana s. imputation of

fornication.

• (Sif^cftÎ aksi Continuance of an evil @]'cn o^

ctTIcBs) iBrgjcatoloiiOcsTlfîfisiGg Vi. let it remain

as it is

!

(Sir5)(2ca£!Aa_Jo aksebam S. Blame, reproach,

objection rtnauossis (Sarab aisn^ o)fmoQ,ac>acS3

a)^C£y (BT3)(S,fiaiajo MR.

denV. (Sif2)Sje&io_j"lce« (part, fSTOjftar'aô) to re-

prove, confute, impugn, criticise (sratrTloJnbo

ojlcss) MR. expose farther its invalidity.

{SêusnrooeJOfb akhand'alan S. (breaker)

Indra CG.

(SfQ)6U^ akkuS. (digger, sfeiMib) Mouse, ratPT,

(SrD)CB5USo akhedam S. Hunting (po.)

(SiêiJj akhya S. ((S% III, V'^sâ) Name; in

comp, (aig)2jjab named.

(STg)ôa")o l,= (gTg)5Uj. 2. story,

denV, csr2)5U.onnlcSffl to relate.

(STOjajjOô the finite verb (gram.)

(S^COrjDo agabam S. (s/ûdz) Arrived (BT2).

S)jii^ Sk. come; (3if2)CO(ai(D3c9s)0o Sk,= ajro3

C0T3)3o,

(BT2)C02®.ao adventitious, not original (as dis-

eases) (gT3)CO2®a)ea_if0o !Nid, (opp, (rnêno,

(S(!3)CnQ3)<Q'dy one passing by, KeiN i.

(Sif3)CO0ono arrival, approaching.

denV. a')l (gr^coalsg-joaajo a_ioejls^nb CG.

till you returned.

CV. (sraajoinn (gir2)C0(algJls>tS«n-nca:^ PT 4.= oi

cSif2)!7)2)o (S. arrival, news, doctrine) Vedas &

Shastras. (srgiCoacfisiOraiejDce; cnomnb Bhgs.

Vishnu, the marrow of all knowledge. He

is also called (5Ta)COZo foimsois aiDrtJiGjlfal)

(2a_jD3J05roigi cnlsg-jonbCG. (srg)CO0d35>D>'aiejoo

coaftiroajiiO'âb YivR 1, (srajCoassssiaDOTazinb

Bhr, most learned Brahman.

(Srgjcooal, (sr^coDalaio future, (g-mo (BrgjCOoal

<s-,o AR2. past & future.

(ST2)C03^ offence, sin. eDgrooco^^ Bhr.

(JSfO)(J~)<ô agalam S. (= (srgjaisroo see m^ III)

OT3)Coao_^rol(inn{) aocno sâiosng CG. Satiated

with honour.

(Si^CcODCaJo agneyam S. ((Statml) Referring

to fire, the Agnipuranam,

((5ir^(C9CQ;enoo agrayanam S. ((513490) First-

fruit offering; =::aj,-i5i:!)rDl.

CSY5)(C/)aDo agraham S. (seizing) M. Eager-

ness, wish, (fftQ-SlaiCajlral) mO)Cf)aQo ^^rr^ a_iO«)o

Bhr,

(gir3)'49aol desirous,

denV. m^%/)ria\<ss> to wish, desire,

CV. (ST^c^nDlgjlces). [hurt,

(STô-eiôDo agbaSam S, (\j^no±) A blow,

(ST^CgO-eJjcLno aghosam S, {\J^ a^-m) Noise

of a crowd, din of feast (srg)3:>aiD.:aiSi20d)S o-j(^

(Q_j(B.ijScy30(3i"uajo Nal2. festival entrance, (ST2).

Q^Srm (i_)OajoQ3@^ Onap.

denV. (3TO)'S-'>iaio.-a^cesi to feast, parade Vi,

(ST^(2^3&noo agkranam S. Smell.

denV. (ergjôsn^lces) to smell.

(Si'D)99^D'Do T. M,=(giaaOffl,jroo.

(St^(S»5Dejj see (Sr^csaeôeJo.

(Sifg)ocolo65o— (Siro)jxjoroo 75 CSifîijltTDo— CS^ÔJo

CSTO)SS^|o, Movement of the body, gesture,

attitude—beck ; ogling, coquetting. orO). <a)0§c9i

to beckon.

(ST^6S^6o annal & (^f^SS^^ (hon. plur.oftsrS)

6n6) Brother, the term used by sisters (compare

6)o_j6tsB'~k>)(Sn)StSB^ (U)S)cm ojI§)^C Or. she Called

her br. o^ntooesaassra TP. my brothers!

(hon. plur.)

(Sir5)..Qj(03o65oeJo ajandra'âlam S. (tsro) III).

As long as the moon exists, also (grgixUiaQacasio,

(ST2)-QJing'O)0a)<S5o cuolp cn\ AR. rule as long

as the world lasts-

(!Sf^jU(2t(Do ajamanam S. (\^ ^0) Rinsing

the mouth after meals m^. 6) aiÔ^ Bhr.

(fffî-aJamojjadcegDmesiack) Bhr.

denV. (STOjiJalctoKR. 'ôciôrrxbôroi) ihy><&'n

(ST3)iil0l-a\ L^QJu\ QLirojSrtJl'JjSngl OJOBo KU.

<!Sf^ju(b6<ôj <ST3)i2jrD|d86i ajaranam s.

To engage in aline of conduct, practise, per-

form, observe m^&sa)7)W (ST2) -a3folc2ôtai3j(t>Mud

.

n.n il nV.^disobedient. afi;(S)icaiajlroaBo (sraj nicoiîS

cnO(b AR 6. presented arms (=(ST3),aJDfOo 2).

cs^.lijsiSBcb ff) ^t^'jô soj?jjcno3^0ifl)aô(ST3)jii

folônb CG. used to war & get himself caught.

tBraajQirn ^gjD^' (gra)jijr^g_jonb CG. to annihi-

late (=5)^1^).

(ST^-OJOrOo S. (= walk) 1. Usage, established

custom, chiefly of 5 kinds (5a ^-ao — , iC/)D0O —,

ffidafi3(g)a — , oroeo — , croD0iDjiiDft)o)<S)ejDjiJDroo

caste laws. — Brahminical m^. aou^ (as (grg)

0niajcSi etc.) KM. — Royal ordinances, as the

18 (gT2)^0(Xio of Polanadu, observed at Colicodu

(cnlcszjZo^xisI, '^craa^ etc.) KU. — cyaD(rroDjiJD

roo written laws, opp. to (3eJo<&>a aioroo practices

now prevailing. — (srgjiiJOfca^ CG. that will

not do, fie! shame! (BT2)-aJoro®ces!§ 5)jiJ'3j,^D«'oi)

(ST3)a_is^ :§aj^^§o KR 5.— (SrCj-oJorooraTlfDâo

iTJiajnb rude Vi. 2. civility, reverence, orgj.

S)j^(^ to bow. aQiycoloo (sr^j. ff)jiJ(^TP. m^.

ouosror^ TP, saluted, (srgjôroo aosroro) onl^,

(5X3)' coralnb ojiplor)^^ KU. Niiyer fashions of

saluting, ffl-raajsioo (acrulg m^. S)aic^ qjd

6!3Qlrnl,Tra Mud. (in an audience). 3. customary

gift 6)a_jssa5ia tST3)'-oo.-oo 5)3--o§^3nb TR. to

restore sister's dowry (Mpl.) oOioinbo sis^dical

(TTO crT'ari.ijil (ST3). ojO'SsgajD.'if) TR. the taxes.

— honorary acknowledgement such as is given

by the temples to those who pay a ôjDcaCsal

rarajo TR. [trance Yi.

(BT2) oJaranjOfoilrol) temple door, principal en-

denV. cST3)-aJ0'^(9yi to observe good manners Vi.

(5T2)jiiD^nb (adeundus, or the man of obser-

vances, the one who is to be imitated). 1.

teacher, esp. of Vedas, Guru. 2. fencing-

master, as (SQoemoôrgjib. 3. schoolmaster,

(T. M. Tdbh. (gT3)^3nb, (ST3)'-'3onb hence

igY^niOOTJOAioonoo office of schoolmaster).

4. carpenter, vu. (STDjiiJorol, (Srgif/aDrol.

(!5if3)^rtDo ajiSam S. (V^îTO Heaped up —

a

cartload (po.) [(512)^00* CG. CC.

CSf^s^] acci T. M. ((gY3)3iinb) Cowherd-woman.

(5Ta)^c2/'0(b = sôiajc^fDTOi Vi.

(ST3)^ acCU (T. (Bra's),? (STS^raysi) Fitting time,

favorable direction or circumstances,— favor-

able tide (=fai5tajo) NoM.

tBT2)^fh, ^ to lift, stretch. (= aoisiga, flojo

<s®&>) Vi. [prov.

(gi2)^(3l) (Scr)0c9sil(Sa2^ (Bj^ (al. 1^:^) 5)ai§oaj

VN. (3X2)5^ a throw, hurl Vi.

(!SfO)a^')^:B6^, (SYâi93©ono achad'anam s.

(îfcia) Covering, concealment. <Q,oô.aao3cr)o

disguising a matter.

(Sr^jîfdrmo covered (part.) [milk, etc.

(ST3)ô ajam S.((gTaBSo)Whatcomc8 from goats,

(SiDjsaaio flock of goats (po.)

(Sf^ÔCfdSOJOaQ S. ((BtO) III.) Arras reaching

the knee, a fooesajeftssmo.

(STC)Ssfl aji I. S. (V^fBTO83, G. agon) War,

II. Ar. hajji, A pilgrim to Mecca TR. (Sojeo

e3)ca'D(b, (S.xiaDiplaiD(t)KU. (S^fBizoni) (STêj"!

caorooccTl Mpl.

(ST^SsflOJo ajivain S. Livelihood Vi.

(ST3)e3lajcT)0(TO)o (mO) III.) to the end of life.

(Big. gcnJoOLKâ RC.

io»

&^q)'^hv>— (STt^Si-oi) 7G (SrO)Sl— CSYO)§d&.

CST3)^rvTO ajnaS, (sstraD) Order, command (Tdbh.

(Bl^sm). — rrT)rrr)(gT3)Z!'oTlral) (ftCrUSTO®! (S\'0)&sn3i OJ

otbTR. government. (gi2j'<9*,c>3Sigjs being- under

orders, obeying.

{SifO)SSsro)oa5rDnb servant fODeaDSsraDfhronnocpJosna

Mud. first minister. CR)m)COO&smo OyOxmo'Si^

UR. (aio.ojifhDESsiaDfhorolaid) AR-i. thy obedi-

ent servants.

(gT[2)es3ro)0Q_imo (5T2)E=iTO)Di\jlcOs) to order, com-

mand; with Soc. (sraajSano§, also (srgjSSro)

c£yi^S55smn mgj cuiTlcto oQS)nr> Anj.

(den V.) lead me aright,

part. sTg)SS:TO)0,'n)o, (gi^saraDojlfOio (ncg. tsranno

etooaô AR.) ordered.

(gT2)e*TO)DeocOo disobedience Mud.

(Sr2)5S3TBioajaDnb, — cuc'anb (Blir.) servant,

•^^ô %am S. ((5T2) +(51351®?) Ghee (for sac-

rifice).jCC.

(STêna^ Port. Aiijo, angel (grD)'<ac>a Genov.

CSêcs^S^ anjup T. m. (C. Te. (8^2)03 = g'o

mo, T. Q®33 comp. rsrgjâi) To bend for ex-

ertion, spring forward, lift for throwing, try

by shaking. (Bajrai) o^^csrc" (grQjstaTl (al. (3T3)^)

(SojScom ^Dsl Bhr 7. 0foS)>tiT3) rsrojsmin ojeTl

can— (ST3)5t2in!3mo.eal searching look.

(STD)s^tD^ annali & cSTD)5<w»leJl SoM.=

{5Tg)sr7i3;ejlc9aOfa)rai) prov. = ajlejo.ijl,Tb cSôOTira').

aSf^S ada T. M. (si3)'ja-, what moves) Flowing

garment, chiefly of women, children, idols

(5r3)S aioinrroCC. ôods children's holiday

garments. S) jiJQ-Uos ajtfla_io§ a) aiDanâjcrraTP.

(for idols); see ajoxios, (SajalcszJDS etc.

<^fQ)S(£ho adapm Tdbh. l. = isra)cupa5o. An oil

measure, also m^So T. SoM. 2. = oD0S3io

gold (STgSAo 6^<Si0S5n^sni3)Oi] RC. gilt arrow.

(Sf0)5l B^)SS:,o adalodapm (T. ^m^sDS.wos)

Justicia adhatoda or bivalvis, (5T3)'o (Soj*, (sra'

fSi'^lnb <Sx\(b MM. med. in bilious fevers, (gi^.

'OioorDcnao'smo GP. removing cough.

CSr^S'csb adal VN. ((SrOj^coO T. M. C. 1. Shaking,

trembling m^. (Brafoca'oojloja.ch (Sn_iD5)CJ Bhg 7.

(grg)Sf3i)5)o_i§o trembles Blig. 2. agitation,

grief (ST2). ciêr^j "a-aJCTra (po.) (S(S)(2smDslar)0(b

{STgiS<SGJ05)S CC. (gir3)S(2ajo§ (êno (Saioôrra

Mud. 3. SoM. dancing -gi^jsejo ojosejo V2.

(ST5)Sladi T. M. (S. tgrD):ajOTjoo) The month d>.<95)

So; height of rainy season (sr^s^S)£K'.0'^<S2i<&>o

^yaSrrnib 'sraaiQrrra RC. roars like the clouds

in adi.

I. CST^§ adu T. C. M. (Tu. ciffioy) 1. Goat, sheep

(lit. frisky, from fSir3)§£h). 2. dewlap (from its

perpetual motion). tSfQ)'§ iSiroa^^Tto to bleat. 5)n_i

si-noslaioD csasl-oj PT.GIT; - =^

Kinds aiosos M. 0aJ32;os So. ojfiaiDS Palg.

Ibex. (Si),oaJ:s & S)3J@23S goat. rLjggjs

(Ex. 12,5) & (5) 111 :!Zifr'c»3S (ff>-aJo) sheep.

(ST9)§0D§ cattle. [bractoata.

(gT2)5'trr'm3n_ioaj, fSi:5f)§5i,-aiosog_joaj Aristolochia

(gT3)§l8i§l, <Si5T3T3)0§ kid, lamb.

(STOj^leigLj bezoar V2.

(Srgjslnbojnycea goats' dung Vi.

(3Tra)slo^ mutton.

(gTP)SSioron{) shepherd.

(gr2)S5)c9iDOont) ram.

t5Tg)§5iSio§axioai a plant "ram's horn."

II. CS^5)3=:nnD§ T. M. (perhaps from rei^^.'^' °''

OTOâ-) in (2ajsmo§ Travancore. aôo§ or 0^0

mo§, ajoa2;o§focr)o§ TR.

III. (STD)§ce50(?5b see m^'^s^ 2.

CSY9)§d93, sl adu-ya T. M. C. Te. Tu. 1. To wave,

swing, rock. fsr^slitgasesslnnoab^nssiiasjgoCG.

(Chishna with the s6^)— of ringing sound

oicuDglôsnT) (^êfoau-icnl CC. 2. to shake,

totter, sink as hand from a blow ©otd 5)o-jooo'al)

S)a_ismosl, 0srat aslstoioiOfa!) siroiesBDS^ prov.

(S.TJojLQC/arolfomocsn org)§a.ora{)! ^scno Bhgi.

3. to dance reT^jCnnslôslôsl ojDsna Bhri.

hence frnlocnoâi (=ff>a^§^caaso) etc. act a

play (ffijjSDjiloaÔiti, prov. 4, different play-

ful or regular movements, f. i. cnlroo§iJ) bathe

(often merely oi^.^cS) MC.) ôkiaDîh visit

(ST^(SSDq_!o— (Sif^S 77 CSifO)OjOo6YiJ— (S<^6rD

holy baths (coococao§<S) Bhr.), coocoioâ) hunt,

(ST3)slajlalcS5) beckon, ®aoj«n6o c/a^ro^roi (Brgi

§a) pour milk, oil, cow's urine, cocoanut milk

on an idol.

CV. (ST3)S^ces! f.i. a.iDaxns)an (ST2)S1^ Mud. a

juggler made the snake to dance, SsxiSim

(gX3)5ld95)= e3ejofl^Sm<9io (see Brgj^.Si 4.)

cue25)5)aQJo)tma (St^sI-oj sicSioggDo 8G.

(a vow) theatrical play, oj^gj i?^:£^ 'Oj

£iijDsm0oslônf) AR, celebrated marriage.

Der. (Sif2)§o, (ST5)S, (S(^^£f etc.

(Slf^(SSOn_lo adobam S. l. Being inflated, flatu-

lency GPg9. 2. ostentation, pride mracurailai

§6)s (ftejsnjej.xrisajo aasisoj (srîssoajsaosis

o-ioararai (S<aic>oaJn«c9oi®&D Nal 2, 3. pomp oqjg

aegigroojDSSocLjo Nal. adv. arautmossoo-io coal

I. (S^3 atta T. obi. case of ST3)5n|; fgrggcto

rrnl A cow that calves every year. (ST2)§gjlofm

cioocfe yearly birthday. (srgjSOjlS'ja ft:o annual

feast SoM. B. [sngssQ q. v.)

II. (Sif^3 A bitter gourd (SrO;§s3Q med. (=t5T3)

III.CSTD)^ C. Mahr. No. see cnjD^.

(STfS)=o attam 5. VN. of tsrajâ. Moving play,

dance, comedy, ruoso (STdj^Cijo ^sasra', 6ifDD

scijo i-sr3cr)t9s)Qjo g3^ perfect silence. cstDjso ig

§lc2;.')foii 5iiQ)D§fi3TO)S.'nia^f3l) prov,

Cpds. jiJc05)O§o oil making.

onlfODgo bathing, boating.

(gT3)§(95>oront) dancer, actor— N.pr. of a caste

that play in temples. (17 in Taliparambu).

(ST^S attu VN. of (ffrîêi 1. Swinging orS)^

aiglrab (5rg)§^. 2.= (gTD)So dance, play (ST3)sn

ai CC. 3. hooting rosngDS (Sibc)od9s)0o prov.

(3Ta-")J5)Cin (BTP)5o a-JD§0 55 3>0§K5^ fi-jDain_al<&.a.

simn) drove him off by a sharp word. 4. hunting

(SrOjSonocaj dog for chase. (sra)§<2<£>i§ a_ifrnl prov.

act.V. CSif^Sc&i((5Yg,.<^(0i)l. To press oil ffftgi^rm

cus^m s)mgijDnt) (Si^cesn prov. (B"r3>Sc3Bsi(55i- a

mill B. 2. to hunt aroj goos^-Dra fSTO)il YilvP.

(STa)5l(Srjslca/ab hunting name of jackal.

3. to hoot (SirD)§6)cS5)0§i£bi drive off with abuse

or r^Siorao, QQ)65iTn (SrD)§l cLjocCTraod}^! TR.

4. to drive away o_jc^cSffl5)a fSrgjslsj.TSiaal'Ss;,

(SaîOCgio (^fSlcSô (ST2)§l5^<fiS)05r!| (3o_103iil TR.

took our cattle.

(ST3)ajOo6YX]fOo ad'ambaram s. (drum from

(BT2)§i)0 1. Pride, pomp, show. aloDoeajraoouo

cTxiroSojraio Bhr. s)C2;'3ajmoajDo6iuroo siaosng

ff)5iaxi6ift5T3) culcOfflfol^ PT. 2. Celebration,

asngomifTOo oru-ioiioQjroDaxiosnjrao, cro_ic2;oajrao

aoofflurocroQocDKga Nal. — parade ; retinue Vi.

(ST5)aA9d&!o adha-Jfam S. A measure = 4 g)S

sjaDifl, a Marakal CS.

(Sr^'VS-a^ S. Cajanus indicus (=@QJfO).

CSr3)ajj),ab adhyan S. (V" fBroob?) Opulent,

rich, aueJoaiTint) powerfal.

(Sr^^r,^^(b 1. the chiefs, f.i. in war.

2. title of a class of Brahmans, chiefly the

(^r^).1|^(£)aDd35)0(b, leaders in the old aristo-

cracy of Malabar. tstaairjTfci oncn^rmlfolcfls

sara'ioaDnrml.

(Sf^&'T) ana 5. (Tdbh. (srajSto) l. Command.

m^gs^s (ST3)iimcs«o oi^jgto-sjjo eaona>=e^, aicru

eroigl (gr^jsm rd^ldtero^^TR. 2. oath, adjuration.

fulcTaaocTOo QjftsxiDnb (srgjsm (TO<m|C4o ojîc^

rairooo TR. QnjoalauosiT) perjury.

(Br3)srr)airi§ai 1. to swear cLj^sica oj^bl^

,

(maa-jSiCTO oJHsl^ (mjSmca^^J^ Vi. also

with Ace. coraojlsioo (ST3)5m3i)l§Dnb swore

by.

CV. (ST2)Str)3in!^:ince5) to put on oath.

2. to adjure, also cite, arrest. airmonraTlfSn-JtiJn

fgrgjerndTls (ai§rai3)(a) mra.iJib (gj§oj?s)3S)rai TR.

(Hraxiffinbo (Sarab fmifOJ.XJOsm'Oiri^ (formula:

6m etc.) 3. by, f.i. agmoeiT), c^rajajoon,

ogjnmosm aT^rmDsm (SanroosoBSa TP. foicrnD

em STZDonfe aQ)mo5)S "^S^ rasreoism cnôgo's

ri20dS5)olcalc9«c2ngj CC. rnleuBaosm, ual.Tjit)

«not) (i_ioa-t3i3)05mCG. raozo-ioaDGniaJaassiT^

AR2.— often shortened o'/inT)Oiiffn:)nn^dh)l

^ (po.) I swear by thcc, I have it not.

(SYêmOo— (Sêrvl) 78 (ST^Snt— (STf3)(TDQ_lo

(St5)6'nOo anam T. M. l. Broth, soup. (SaiD'pl

caosmo; a disli of Mnplas (BT2). 6)0j<ss). — 2. (C.

(SrgioTtTl burst) (sr^. <q?1q.O) a field to burst by

the heat of the sun = s) ^s^ oQ^s^'ScutO 0).

<!SfU)enncU)_io anatwam (m^svib q. v.) Manli-

ness, also (ergjAriTDTajfOo Mpl.

(Sênol ani T. M. C. To. (also S. from (gT3)5n6)

Pc^, nail, fsrgi. Siaîb to strike it, (oiSi-Ocasi to

drive in. (nuaroosrnl, ftn^fo^ôoTiSl, oJTlra'lca'Osrnl

screw. Qj5ir§lc!i'DsnTl axlepin, cftscsioarr?) nail

with a head (opp. o_joxi05n)l); also= cng)y),-oraio

erni style.

2. -what is like a nail or pin. 5)o_jormD'5nT^ a

sample to mark the 0doq, Can S. (Sr3)5rnl

ôfrif) irrigation channel Vi. (orgj^rrTl also

bed for 4 plantain trees) — (ftfrajjlsinborsrO)

ernl (= (&ggnti) the last bit of matter in a

boil, considered as its seed. — (srOjsrnl (S0

6)£J3d9s) comedones. — (STDjffnTlcBsismab a fish

V2. — oQgJlnb (ST^jStitI head of bone.

3. the peg on which all depends, prime mover,

@ajn6 Qib (grgjsrnl n^n-nolai ogooajiSs

Bhr 8. (said of Karna)

(Sr3)srnl55ônD q®^dc20 noDsrnl^ <2a_joo tmnb

cft'OaTOl <e.5rgoral) CG. finest gold.

(ST3)6rnlaj)roo the choicest of any thing Vi.

(ffra)srTTl®ai(b taproot.

(Siêrrb an 5. ((Sirs^nTl, (gra^rnnb?) Male. — old

pi. fSTOjSrac);) (q. v.) brother.— mod. pi. (SW)

enaessTA f. i. (Btênaemd^ (ST^ftlttA cijoff)ni§ta)

ARg. (calling out the foe) ml (5T3)5nao ffxu

sTOo (sraôs^'O^ <3a_i0(fl3o a nondescript (abuse).

Comp. fST2)5mo§ ram.

(SrD)5rnlgjo house of bridegroom (of castes

below Nayers).

(STgsrnlgjasiodi bridegroom's relations.

rgr2)5i»lsoaj boy, manly fellow. [child

(ST2)ffia3§l, (STg)a§l, (BTgjSnbsiQXxjrmra!) (song) male

(ST2)5nf)a5fmlra horse, stallion.

(Sr^srnO'§ 1. man's work. 2. male member Vi.

(gt^jSobo-TlonDunb = (sr&isnb man.

(St3)Srrf)ZfaT^ etc.

f5Tg)5nzô male tree (so (BT3)5rr6':n'0i6!ji3 , igrgem

on, (ST2)5n6o_ig_j03Do etc.)

(Sf^'Trr^jo\ the lower half of a cocoanut shell.

abstr. N. 1. (SrgsmfmJo, manliness. (Htaojib qj

Djlou (gT3)5n)'0iao (SrgiSiTl TR. they took it

much amiss. (BT^smoraicSsioont) a hero (vu^)

2. (STOjTna bravery. (sr^svi2fj£\ci^snsoosi cno

r^6iin6 CG.

I. CS<^SO% anda So. (Srgj^naoraL (prh. (S(^snb+S)S)V)) Young bamboo shoot aiDoaoiosirg. org,.

6ia-)0sai = ^g. curaliS) of any strong shoots.

II. (!SfO)6<y§, adj part, of (ST3)|.<&|,

(iSrD)6n(§6g^ (fr. fgT2)5rT|?)& cSf^^GSî (II. <ErO)^)

Wild cucumber V2.

(Slf^jS^nrg) andi T. M. C, Religious mendicant,

worshipper of Subramanya, aPandaram, also

called .o-jipnnlca'osrgl (a caste of Yogis Vi.)

(grO)5rgla2;o§o a certain dance Vi. — hence -oTl

aiaaJ05ireli},c>a. (grgj^Tglcas feasting Pandarams.

CSl^60| anduT.M.(T. cs2;o5TTgTe.Q®ay)l.Year;

prh. from (ST2)^(S:i comp. (ST^)^; (BT2)5r^0oa

6300033 = 365A days. CanS. <S(Qsn^cu<Sai, (srO)

s^sngorrnlonoa)!) (doc.) yearly. (STjj^TgttrilaiSisrotgjD

as aj(®ob 1 year old, SiPu 2. (srgj^^Q,^ festival

at the close of a year.Der. (Sljjgl. — 2. longer

periods, a Jupiter cycle of 12 or 60 years rosrôo

(BT5)5)sngd9«fa)l(ti crLrTT|(ST3)o (sr^sn^ (Jew. doc.)

CSfQ(U)ddô aSangam S. ((ST3)III raisrau) l. Pain,

grief; God is oolrDDOTis^nb Bhr. (grosiaaj^caDftj!)

(5T2). aJongcruloaOo CG. 2. offence, hindrance

(SÔiflt&.cb m^. 5)o_j(m @S6!3b1 CG. by crowing

unexpectedly. .nJo^m^nt) (srg). (erSjcail Mud.

proved a curse to the innocent.

(STO)(7D6TrjZLinOo S. "What causes to coagulate,

whey (po.)

(Sir5)(Tn(Tr)DCQJl a6a6ayi S. (^rTîfaiOTio drawn bow)

Threatening one's life, lelou (=CLicu.T3K0nT)§

(sraojob).

(STD)firia_)o ababam S. (V'^rmoj) Sunshine sôjo

sliajgo CST3). i^sl turorrro oolroc6«(Saj SiPu.

cs^rwc (S^'5)fOQ)0QJ 79 (Sr3)/2,fDo— (l5rD)QC/9o

(S^(7Da_l(ro)o Umbrella Q^(9iorma_j(fg)C2Joa2|ona

(gal Bhr. subject to one's protection (=n^^

-^®°)- [6Trn,gsejl.

(SYO)fWfDo a6aram S. (^-oira) Fare, freight = <2(aiD

(Sir5)(Tril a6i l. Duck (S. :gig;«^ Tardus). 2. Tdbh.

= (5T3)al. ,

(!S(^fU)\(mgjo abithyam S. (tsratyilLi?) Hospitality

(srgi. cutpliSQ-jOoêj gDcuas S)^'^srr>o KR. olj

(Sajai3ô (Si(3)^fo1^ CGr.— met. cinâ_ab a^^

ajâuofoil.Liirio KR3.

(ST^fzfilfO a6ira t. m. & rn)\^cuoc^(^ (S. oip)

(3d) The 6tli Asterism, star in Gemini.

CSYS)â)o aSuramS. (<gdj) l . Diseased. 2. agitated

srrraiPma SoualeSs) SiPu4. a^srgo ^racs/ocml CC.

?(Sl^^^ a5uli (T. (ST2):-moal) Noise, buzz Vi.

(5^3)^0^^ atta 1. prob. Port. Anona squamosa

& reticulosa (from America, in Ilayti language

Anon) (SXg) Lnsajcto, (BTr^jrOKDcto Custardapple.

(STQ) -CYô attam S. ((sr2)+ a.israo) Taken, obtained;

chiefly in adv. (BT2)'OT3)®0oao Mud. cheerfully

(Birg)TJrai<2ojcQo 05niÔDD<b CG. -with all haste;

(Sr2)'0iJiCOCô deprived of pride.

?(ST3)fCYZr,fOo (=:(gra,@roo? T. (gT3)fOT^rt)o Te.

'S^2j'®'?) Necessity of engaging in a work Vi.

(Sl^TSYO.) atti prh. (aiadi.-ni'al or aeJarDin^n^.

CSW):!^c£b attu'jfa (=(sr3)'£ ai) ajyccTlral) aosa

(ST^'Wnlcg'^nTD TP. (=Ojl§)

C5Tg)(S:;yK75-iO(ô attol (T. (srOj-oia, (grgj-Biaach mo-

ther) also csrD)3,si:>3ab,— aiz2,— ejnao(b Nambii-

tiri's wife (explained= ^73^9^ ."00)20, (srasiSiTJia

cacuc>a). (c;^ Ga iJ~l(3i^j3.;jianaD(bMR.(in Chava-

cadu).

CSfÔSQiOCU altmavu S. {\'^manb, G. atmos,

Athem in Ge.man) 1. Breath, life; soul,

spirit, tijroaotataoaj the universal, efl.iJO(ai03

Qj the individual spirit. (ST^warnld'Sing t&isrgo

KJiaamo (Sr^raaono AR e. discover in the soul

through the soul the one Soul of the world.

(Br2)(ai0oaja(ai0DaJl5)cr)(8TOc$lcsjôprov. 2. heart,

breast or2)f3ia3Qj5)a)3ffrg ojfol^ sraorrfj Nal.

crurmjo 6)jii(m KU. 3. self, chiefly in comp.

hence: orgirDieiô (3) consisting in (=0:ao)

OTargnieaajogSQjDfaiaseoo (SaaOo KeiN2.

(STgjal.WjOLD-ciiaTlmo ^(âoiftrmg a^SfOD

cujoaj«rrufoo(0iei<a)23cfi)lralgig. Bhg.

(Srgj'Oiaeanb (3) son, (STgraiaK daughter.

(Sr3)rai£iS3sTaomo, — seruocuo (1) metaphysical

intuition.

(BTg)(3i2)(a_ioa(>crD (3) boasting tBrg. zotemon^

o-iroo Bhr 1. worse than death.

(STOj'Oiiaracafij (3) preserving oneself, ©r^. siJii!^

oaiosngizit s)âilafa KR 5.

(BT3i(ai0xr',â , (ST^fOiesisranb (1) knowing the

universal soul.

(HT5)(i3i0QDrwi (3) suicide, vu. ora'oOTii^.

fSY3,fOi0D(!5i£io (3) for one's own sake.

?.3Tg,tnialaiaii03.?l§(Tn ojcon^ VCh. my own wife.

f5r3)K5itfla2;o own (po.)

(CTSragjo personal (Sr^(S^(^'^L\o Si Pus.

(SY2)<SfiJiaDQ_j(Sao'ao metaphysics, explanation of

(ST3j(ataD, (sraoooraieiD & a_jraD«5i2iD, the 3 consti-

tuents of existence (phil

)

CSf^QCOo adaram s. & CSf^G>(bCu T. c. Te.

1. Respect, regard for. ^gyDrolcay.oara^l^ SG.

no favor. (ST3)a«)(S;uoQis CC. honorably. tsTgia

ro.ijlail) a^âic)oc93 cn^ CG. kindly, (srâfo

Qjo.-ai) Anj. duly. 2. support, comfort oQCT)^

<Ssi 6ifb (era)a(Xixn^=::no protection, tgigjoifoa-i

«i)^<£ho curml^ RC. no consolation (confounded

with orgjcuoroo).

deuV. fsrOjaro^cto 1. to regard, o)_aJ0TnfO)

(SrgjQfolaSDDoXO^ AR. not minding (= (ffi3m3

g^); §mSl0l,-3ra«5B5ia orgjafoloaÔa^.a) UR.

(5TD,aan^(0'iCOio7l honorably. 2. to support,

console. QQ)a^caajQ)ro oiO). Arb. (srO)ec^^

slmajotaizt) s,zm^ (Sroca-Tjo <3aj3d)fllcY)DcX)

CG. comforted the child.

Part. (ST2)gfmo honored (gro^g^rooosjjoiggaroofO

STTxb CG.

CS(0)Q>&do adarsam S. Looking-glass.

((ST^Goroo- . <SifS)G|f5)j 80 CSf^QQCfdo— CJSÛj]rr)o

(St^QOPOo adanam S.(V'^so) Taking to oneself.

(SrO). 6).ni^ to receive. roozcTODrtii; eaajculscaos

(BTO). 5)^^6igjs (gal BrhmP. received from

the sea.

CSY^GQOIlo ^- gfiin- (BTaeocBJ«a-j§cf>. to be

advanced. (sragS)aiocng ©(b (erojSDCfiiajo (DiQa

fijo ^gj MR.

(Sroiaoaz; aSlcsTlfO?! income tax.

(SY^gI S. 1. beginning.first — onzgsiss.oro

(SbTnonaoib cnocb (Srgjalcfflocan^ 5)<0)Ogg5)c9sia^

c95)iO>c)o TR. the transactions of this dynasty

since the days of my ancestors. (Srgalcaoa?!^

aoool TR. changed again. (STôlaâj^ral.

from beginning to end, 2. in comp. et cetera

f.i. ^foijOBl, 0eji^((3)osl©>c>a (=i5(ai£J0C5i;, @S

hence: (grâlcSiorosmo original cause.

tST3)al i>.oajjofirstpoemin school8(Ramayanam).

(grajalâxioti original God-

(ST2)3l(§rainb the first c/a^g-iDala-chteaoi^ (giTJirtb

(giaojroo (ffTlcoraanb KRs.

(BTOjelroDKoaj 1. first king. 2. the Mapilla

ruler of Cannanur (fhinorolral) rooKD aijlsiijl

TR.

(Sira)el332-' again (=(sr3)Ql:ao3irls) (sra). rosngoa

@ Sdioôraam (sraca;^, org), sisjcuzoc'si

ffiCDOtSsn^^j TR.

(SrgjalcuojilcSio introduction (of a book) Vi.

(gTgjB^Soa.-ft'.nb the serpent Ananta.

(STD)e,(TO)o 1. beginning & end. Vishnu (gT3)3jnro)

aj(TO-'Liocmlasi5Bl KR. G-od is (ergOjCTOraao'

(Tjinb, the Vedas are called (St3)a,cTO)(c^m

6!3i3o\3 CG. 2. from first to last taiorosiuo

siJiio^monb (srg). KR. asmcOsfSaaJDcX) csraj

coo a)^<99o (gT3). KR. from head to foot.

(StgiSjo first. — adv. at first, at once; as at

first, again (=(ST5)3l(232;) (HT2)8j<S0 aigjl-g^

MR.

(St2)a,Qjcruoaoo= (312)3^00)0 f.i. culnrjjDfOtBralrai)

(gT3)gaEgl (Sira). noscrnlslgj MR.

(!SlrS;Qlrg'C^ ad'ityan S. ((inaalraTi) i. Son of

Aditi (7 or 12). 2. Sun. m^. aal-âQ/f03cmgiSa-jo

(j)tu ARi. (3T3)al^Srai.xinb RC. The circumfer-

ence of the sun is compdted at 95,100,000

Yojana, Bhg. (BY3,el(WjQr)ea2,'o a raantramARc.

(5rg)al Wj SBjsrnlra'o oolibsyceJTl TP. (a ceremony

in drawing water),

Cl5TQ)<S/2.C/9o ad'esam S. (Vesica) l. Order, com-

mand.— 2, substitute (gram.)

denV. (srgiSavolces) Vi. to command.

cSt^.o adyam s. see (Sif3)Ql.

(ST^lQQjlcfiei adravikka S. ((g) Hasten towards,

assault= •aTOia_io>'mo Vi.

(SrÔJDOOo adhanam S. (cod) Placing, deposit

(ST3). ccral^folcfls) Vi,

(ST5)UJ)3rDo adharamS. (cC(b) l. Support, prop,

base (STg). ojlsles) Vi, to take refuge. <aiplxionb

t8T2). §D^ TR. the country is too insecure.

®sajoculajlg_jonb (srgjcuorao ^gj TR. we have

not the means to pay. 2. the 6 or 12 chief

regions of the human body, "location" of the

ojo^ (=rnêj) (st2). (sra)ol(Stboc|;5is oji^syqo

ellajnb Anj. 3- M. document, bond, deed

(also fST3)CU0fols), fQ_)i2io5mo, aismScSasfiJ) oq

S)chn S)(U)£ioj (St2)CCDro(i3(2.i_)6m fBT^cSima MR.

I prove my case altogether by documents.

aTly:DCCDft)o,f3raslcaocuofOo documents of former

transfer of property.

(SY3)UJ1 adhi S.(cujo)l. Care, anxiety, longing.

CTOogociTlcffioain homesick. OT^culaô.xiiOculcijô

mental & bodily sufferings. 2. pawn VyM.

csngjCC 'iiJinb suffering mentally.

(STÛjld9jjo adllikyamS.(otacASla)o) Overabun-

dance; pre-eminence, authority, power, (gal

cali-oi) (sra'ojo miascflaîjo ooleDBcXxssjDaiJlfolcOa

(S§, <QiZZssB<hd3s) (STD). <Sc/Dcasl^xi(93 KU. you

have the right to rule, they to sacrifice.

cSr3)Uj;Q_iô adhibatyam S, (fffracu^n.j.'ml)

Sovereignty, supreme authority iSaajooSlaj

(Wjo 6)<a)0§c9snrra Xal. (to heroes).

(STûJloOo adhinam = (ara(julmof,i. rooôoy

^05)abo (BT2)CJulor)0o(Sgôc£y), mrmjOiiro (Stq;

(jjlan,i5i;slf(i)Cnlrrnls cnooTR. las subject of N.

(STÛJOOOo 81 csf^cn— cSTôoDco'

(STÛUDOOo adhmanam S. (co o) Flatulence.

I. (5^3)00 ana C. Tu. M. (T. cajono, Te. oQoa

^, C. (ST3!a3= Q®g2 to support) Elephant (sra)

oo3j:y>,-ni3?lrot) (S--(Srool, — cSsiys-oTaol AR. tsr^cn

©fisegasi, ooangjf^gjlcBs) (ia temples), odo

§0(T)tame elephant (opp. d>D3om) ©moi3s ajejl

g_jDnbox (510)01 TR. Often in prov. (ST^DcncSa

05nT^ 61i>)<S§5rs etc.

fST2)aO(anTOl, — cosngl C. M. Anagundi, residence

of Crshna Rayer KU.

(ST2)OOo9s)g^ children's play (o^ng^Seio) rnl

cmDCiT) dialgjiTi^cnD CG.)

{BT3)CT)i)siom' nj medic, plant, so also

(5r3)Cncas(iT2CiJ§l a Hedysarum etc.

(Sir3)T)tS5)oroni) elephant-keeper (grgjoocsjji^s o^

O-Tsra) (ST2). ^rolcBsScmacb prov. (SfônssiO^

TR.

(ST2)mtS5)0ra!) an instrument in makiaoj roads.

(er^mcasrego elephantiasis.

(grgjoOcSsif) pit to catch elephants.

(5T2)ao5)cea2gl'i;i) elephant's house.

(5T2)On5)(fisiOcr!j tusk, ivory.

(3T3)OnScSs)0^ elephant's trappings.

(STg)m(gtSsior3i) a measure of 4 kol= l Samy.

(Srg)m^cTO)o 5)aj^ ciostSa stately walk.

(STg)CT)Siôolc5i;rtb diseased with a scab ((Sf^'X)

(gv-oworaf), coe3^2Zio).

(ffi2)noa3T3)eJS32.oao sicusro rmrooo (song) as much

as an elephant's head.

(SirDjCnmSiiJiaajo tai-mlrcgjDêjo c/srol prov.

ffigm^s,— g_]S;^So elephant's pen, alsotsirg)

(ST3)OnaJ3."u training an elephant— orgjCTnguo

Qjonb =(gYD)cr)c9aafonb.

(ST2)CTng_jl5ngl elephant's dung.

(STOjOnizej N. pr. of the jungle behind Palakadu.

(Brgmqeiio 65,u<e5)TP. one of the 13 (ergjCsj^cos

(gjoaroo.

(5r3)m(S0r3?) egrranrflib the privilege of employing

an elephant to convey earth, water (Syr.

doc.)

(ST2)on32,sl(S.X).ti, So. (ST2)cr)^:usl (S. nr;rrylti_iD

©o) Elephantopus scaber (med.)

f5ra)Cr)ca's1o)aj-2j@ the 5th stage of growth in

a cocoanut palm, the stump 4 inches over-

ground of the size of an elephant's foot fsrp)

mcfflsl ajirolsraiB), (grgicns'isia^-aracach MR.

(81^00311^08.-313)),— Qjltp,— i^cX) (Rh.) different

plants.

(512)00 .oo32;gjafcl (=oost32JTb) fabulous bird,

an elephant-lifter. rj^j^

tsrgjmajsmsnsl or— ajsmceiTl Casearia ovata

II. (ST3)no aM. T.= (srD)aylao, (513)32; f. i. raiaxiCTUQ

caonog (^(S3(2j@gs,-3rai(niol KU.

(STÔOceô ana'yam S. Drum. (sro)(nosi§a§sl

(Tycra CGr. Crshna, son of Vasudeva.

(ST3)OOOno ananam S. (\/ÔTanii) Mouth, (gi^cn

notc/^fO'Oi martial mien.

CSf^cnCQ:, anadnam S. (V'ônaa) Joy, delight.

There are 8 joys (xTlcfiasi-o— , (SOjoiZiD— , QJ3

OTDOOO— , (S13)ri31Z3— , 15=^3— , aols33— ,(313

S)5is_i(m3— , &sfO)OcnocncBo Kei!N'2. (phil.)

(5T3)cn-T35r2jiâjo VCh. = a(ucruQo.

(gra)rion3arD3pa:\o tears of joy.

(512)0003000 friendly reception Yi.

den V. (512)00 rraltss) to rejoice, eiuggo (si-sids)

(512). a Nayer custom, sprinkling every

morning 7 times the water of their tank

into the face. fbow

(SYÔOaOOo anamanam S. (.-nz) Reverence,

(35^0)00001000 anayanam s. (ool) Bringing.

(312)^^000 (512). 5)jii!^ Sk. brought, took.

denV. (Bi2)ma0cesi l.âjrasgssi (part, leigj

nfl.mo) f. i. cumrô (Sijiooail^âi ]S''al2.

to solve, find. 6)5);(3)fn3O'o^tS)3(To^0)o Gan.

found by the rule of three.

CSif0)OO3CQ.'o S. Net ajsojlcailfab (Si2). oQ'gjoo

rnl ro -oralon 3 (b PT.

CST3)00DCQJ0rb anayah {(St^ 11. or2)nb I.) Cow-

herd (gi2)on3csii03;m(b, — gjlggib, — (3_airol CG.

(512)^0X1 young cow, (5T2)0O3a.j'ôonb calf

Y1.2.

(l5T3)OO0Cair5YoT|^ KU. The document by

which Brabmans appointed kings for a period

of 1- years each, (derived from -31200 3 32. (b:

(ST^nODoDo - CSW)C^jo 82 (ST0).-i_!CO— CSTD)o_J

since tho ogjoasâjib, or cowherds are regarded

as the ancestorB of tho Kolikodu dynasty).

(SlfÔODoDo anaham S. (cDoO) Constipation

(mi-'d.) [(UDfol etc.

(St3)no]=r(gr3,3ilcr)i in N. pr. QajormDCTol, Q_jrro) i (!SfO)a^(Jl abaga S. ((grgâjg ocean or mraci-jOD)

day's work, day's liire or wages g^cniâS'Cia

ler^cn^wo (mrald) (vu.)

(ST2)mj aos daily meals given to Brahnians

at the Mai. temples.

(BlfD);Td(êjjoanU'Jfulyam S. ((grao9(«)aJo) Favour

©irab o^DOCTdi^ô onstOigfTrD Nal. rules im-

partially.

CSf^Cfb'Sej^Qjo anulomyam S. ]S\atural order

(opp. (0^0(0) l<Saj3iô unequal marriages, etc.)

C5f3)rrg)Q_Jj anubam S. ({graogajo) Marshy

climate-

I. (STÔfO an T. SoM.= (3T2) Ox or cow, hence

;3T3>cnoaj young cow. [ai q.v.

II. (STS)Oft) T.M.= eiDjaflnfj Conditional of (grâ?

CS^PfW anSa (T. owl) A poisonous or unlucky

animal aQiaranrnlgjDi'oiO) (grgjoroîio prov. (B.—

chameleon 'Vi.= (St^z).

CST^nTJô an5am SoM. Spike to preserve fruit-

trees from tiiieves.

CSt^PfOfDo anSaram S- (.-srSiTOS) internal. ©

TK. the secret of the case. org). ©ÔOTa-urrf)

superficial mind. (Srg). S.sn^ has courage, de-

termination, resources.

CSr^CÔ, (SY3)r^,ân5uraN.pr. Fief under

Calicut, from which are derived the (grerjijao

ooaai-niaib potters also ,'3rd)(TO),nt) KU. drsjo ^

6ngOi)snT) STOjCTTOjlcarViScb TR.

©fÔBjc&jFire to burn & rise(=t5T3)eji>,)'Vi.

(S(^\£<ô antram S. (isracrarao a. 'enteron)

1. Entrails i-3T3)'^3mDaj,— 5);&,of,n:^, — ojDCxy.

2. M.= ceT3)lQg);^3ajl, (ST2)iQ3)ajlteao a rupture,

(5T2)aTOloajl<b'aralrf3s ootid a med.

(SlfB)(S03D^d62 andoli'ya S. ((31330302) Swing-

ing cot, litter = a) aiDslfoti.

cST^rrty 10 andhyam S. ((gramu) Blindness.

(SfQ)lcr\Xâ andhram S. Telugu (Audhrae gens,

Plin.)

(ST3)mjo anyam t. m. (Tdbh. oiâcnlaio) A

I^'iver. ['BiaasBDsl.

(SYD)Q_iennj abanam S. (cLjsnb) Market, shop

cSirO)Q_irmnOo aba6anam s.(aj'm) Failing on.

denV. ajDixjo rgrgjo-jitjilcSso CC.

cSr3)Q_!-oW, (Stô-iOYQ?! abattu S. (>-ljq)

Mishap, ruin, danger. rarD)n_i(ig3i^.Dejo opp. oro

rmc^ prov. rgrgjOjE^ ajfCJo laoajj csrajo-KSrara

scijl^lg KR. (sra)n_jôajit^ §^°^^ soro.ijl

cto KU.

(St3)T-jcmo (part.) afflicted, affected by.

(ffTTTio '?Ao \ OjOo S. ({3T3) III) From head to foot

(erg;, (gtaornlonra) m^sosmssed:) CC.

(srga-joazrrgaio sonoajo Nid. idem

CSrO).:i_J0Ql £^ abad'ikka S. (tua) To obtain a_ia

<SifO)Q-j!oô abinam s. (ojjo) Udder, «ajo«s

nmra^j po.

CST^Q-Jo aptam S. ('srg.o-j) part. Reached, ob-

tained, attached, trustworthy. srgjOjjjajOcSa un-

doubted declaration, as of Gods, authentic

speech. BT3;aj^0'iT^ confident, (mcoliflsagg.ofos

a^re!D:i_io ergiajjajanb CC.

came nigh.

srgj.-i^S. 1. acquisition. (gra^côoJ^sxajSitVij.

to gain my wish. mD-ftSaioaonjlcsiitai) a.o

<ô gDSgj^fga CG. what do I care about

going to heaven. 2. trust Vi.

(SYâ_l appa Spoon, ladle Vi. (T, (sa&g^).

(Slfâ_J appu T. M. C. 1. Wedge, plug, what

stops a crevice. (STOjgjo dj^sl aiOJDSo cst35)S^

(po.) bolted the door. (sr3)g_jo -oilgjo gDôh

vu. — (hence (BizeJDgi, eiDOOgj) 2. wad of gun,

also (BT2)g_jo Vi.

(3r3)g_]nb N. pr. of men.

83 (Si^'Sl^D— (STâ £0)

cSf^ci_^jo apyam S. ((sto^) Watery, ojl.-ai^JiOjo

Sc/aosrnl'majo (Sggcôjo s.tujso .-dotu (ffrojnu

zocxjiggg YCh. — all drinkables, which di-

gested produce i^ro)o. ro<flOn, (ryDsmnb (mcd.)

(StD)cO QJo aplavam S. (gj) Bathing.

(ST^Q_lfb E. Officer -sigiOjfOio c'slg_jO^;Dra3o TR.

(Sif3)Q_Ql'Bt, iTSrCoiflTjb MR. E. Appeal

(ST3)5iQj'lXJ3 abad'dham S. (stimu) Bound to,

eonnecte 1— tiiMifyoke; rgi;g)OTJlij(gzoarr)33nCG.

cS^6YXJD<-0 abadha S. (..tjjdcc) Segment of a

triangle s base. Gan.

(ST5)6Yijld95o abdipm S. (osrosqô) Yearly —a Brahman ceremony sra). aiif^Qjonti TR.

(=:(C3)0'^lJo).

C5T3)^ abha S. (so) Light, brightness. (Srp.g <s>

aJTn ft)for)6!5Bcb Mud. aTgoOocroDS Nal.

(STD)/SfD6YV)o abharanam S. (S(fc) Decoration,

ornaments, sizôsroemo, moj mgL)D;§ft)5m«3i3G\5

RC. originally they were forbidden in Kerala;

the most common are now: (r'aiDc)og. bracelet,

(&)Sc;>io wrist-ring. ff)moolgj§o frontlet, cdIqUd

iZtim! hairpin, â^DiTjilej or a^^rujejo or (ftsrracDf

ear-ring, i^cesrotts^ nose-ring, eDSJ necklace, g-a!

ezlai finger-ring, r3>a, ankle-ring. !

(Sf^sorhêryô abhasanam s. (sDce^) Address-

ing. asmooDroo (gT3)6ajeo(Sra3 CC. told his

wish.

CSf^^jC<X>o abhasam S. (V ;ôaru splpndour,

deceptive appearance). M. Low, vulgar aoo

ora'aisaDLplcsjôiS tgT2i:ôcrOj Arb. corruption

(=(ni(CT3.'u<:-) (srgi. (Btîl' o-jro MR. mcanbnilding.

croo.efultSsiOfb fgTg)goarur;20(b MR. (fttu-iolanmo

cs^(3@gDroo;§oGrDrtb QQ-tiTlasissaD Bhr. or^tâav)

<aejTâl&fol) ei-y^^ KR.— In phil. the indi-

vidual soul is fstgiSDrroealunb.

(STS)^.QJOfDo abllijaram S. (raraisl) Enchant-

ment, sorcery (= 0Dro5m0:aô)§gora3(il^D:Oo

fgT3i.£ijrDlc85) CG.) looking for omens to accom-

plish a sinister act. (SiajiS^-rUorooalfi-.c)^ aonriD

csil ojolcOso cblcijaruo a iflgjocDDai^ Mud.

(Sif2)(£l -!i3Droces)0ran5 sorcerer.

!

CSf^fi]^3fU)to ôble birth Bhr. 5)W33_jlcal

go.'iA eaoTnlotto m^ qj.tto, o_nTnlo2/(b @oiTlsaj

^baJâ2l5IT)!S9 (STêlraoioiitSsoaj ojcrro Anach.

<!SfO)fi]C^6U,o i. q. Simple (Sr^). eaajl::^^ Nal.

faced her. eo.xil^sraraiajSrcos (srg). Sajoejo

Bhr. (STOj'iS.Tsrao^ (^sSoj cruzzoaoleOsc Mud.

in presence.

CST3)^fQaD abhirail l. An SbhTra, people near

the Sindhu (=0phlr). 2. cowherd <ST3)glro0

-jmuejo ag)ejoo aêoial AR.

'^ (ST3)(g3Dôno abhojanam s. (gea) Water

drunk by Brahmans out of their hands Vi,

(ST3)(2) ama T. M. C. (Tu. a®5)Z) Turtle of 3

kinds mD§o0 (either aifocaoiz. cQ.orooa or siaj

ggaz, the latter in fresh water-) .SiOsoa, <&>

-^^3^- [SCBioô med.)

-gigjZSmo^ tortoise shell ((Brgjmgjgjo (grgja

(513)2 ^§<SQ_joo)aj (prov ) very soft.

(ST3)2a-iOgJlcSs) to fly a kite.

(gT3)Zg-jaJ35 KU. seat of Brahmans, made of

^2>(S) wood, in shape of a turtle ('^?ZaJ>oo).

imga^^sQiP bag for betelnut, etc.

<SfS)Cbo amam S. 1.(G. '5mos) Raw, undressed,

undigested, (srg)2^câ2o stomach (opp. ojcDud

cBca-'o). 2. sickness, chiefly slimy stools, (sr^

izesjroo diarrhoea with fever. 3. M. stocks

for hands & feet ««§(!^ ff)a.D5n|<Sn_j03il orga

i5Talf3l; ^s TR. (=<S(moao).

ceirO)a&nod8a amanakku T. M. (& (st^cu—Te. orgj^cuoo, C. (araajcxD S. (srO)iZ6mvo) Cas-

tor oil plant (STgjaffmcSsilej, — <ssnnb®aj(b a

™®''-[eioiffOK)) (ST3).)

Kinds: jiiiooo— Ricinus communis (the best

fi)Qurala2J (STj)' Rio. inermis

o)^)cyo — or n_)DS"i1 (sroj. Ric. africanus Rh.

.ajojom tST2)- (whence lampoil).

0eJ32;o— Ric. Tanarus.

<S)Sejo, — aisnâio, — <9.o§o Jatropha Cureas.

oiiSiDslcaa— Tragia caraelia.

cs<7y)(23^êrrio amantranam s. (0105) Call,

inviting cgr^. O^^ (groiroliij!) <aii2a)o1 Nal. bid

farewell (with an invitation),

11*

(STB)Q)OGo— (SrO)CQjrnb 84 csfîQa— (Sif^cQ;Di?r)o

dcnV. to invito, summon (tnaajSmos (ST^ZkjtÎ

-p\ 833fOO'5)3i''aa-i'n.ijlaTl032Jo Bhr. advised

him to cxcliaiif^c.

CSf^ChCQo amandam S. raaao) Slowly (gg) -stg).

cSrLjDmTlajg lurrra CG. by & by she became a

woman.

(SirD)aC2;o amayam S.((ST2)0o2.)Sickne8s, hurt.

(SlâeJcfiio amalapm S. l. Phyllanthus em-

blica, s^mi^p. 2. N.pr. a temple '0rira35^nn(^^

Sab. e33io d^fO:wELiD2aj3-.zoa2Jro3o Mud. as

easily held as a sôn^cea in the hand.

(Sir9)Q)DS amada (also (sr^szos) — Veuetian or

Moorish Zechiii::=ajlôc^ Vl. gjôisraaiasl

(ST2)2osa^'o siojo.TiDo prov.

(STD)(2l amiNoM,(=rd}.o)SCBRh.) A light timber

tree, used for making yokes, the coals serve

for gunpowder ( — ^roTl Odina?)

(ST0)(2lc£no amisam S. (,âo) riesh PT.

fBT3)(al.ajDc-al flesheater.

CSl^C^lcvb Ar. amin, Native police officer MR.

(Sr9)£^fiyfc Ar.amiljCoUectortBraaoal (513)01,1*. TR.

CSTD)(êjD(C9o amulagram S. {m^ iii.) From

top to bottom Vl.

CSif^CSQDGo amod'am S. (^^s) l. Joy. (gT2)<S0oal

^ CG. cheerfully. 2. fragrancy almoca/'.ij

oo ojcmotsaoeo qIjokjij^^ cn\ (Diocrxsgjo CG.

smelled them out?

(STO)o am l.= (STg)ao(see(5Tf3)!93ei)It will be, also

in S. interj. of agreeing, (gY2)0na)aTa§gaj(bGnP.

those who can. 2. interj. of grief Vi.

CSTâ0CQ;o amnayam S. (â) Tradition, holy

scripture, po.

(ST^CYUfZjl) ambal T. M. (otso T. wetness) Awater-lily, which opens after sunset (grj). cijl

rolsroinitmDain CG. (ST2)axia)l) aRltpsisig, med. (aigicnj

ejlainbo (maral GP. Qg)n6^.-t5T3)0ocsj;ff)@gDfoocrurai)

CG. my mind seeks the moonlight of thy smiles.

Chiefly:

ro<fK9)3CTural) Nymphea Lotos.

6>ajggo— Nymph, alba.

ÔOD — Nymph, stellata.

S^jiiqôoo— Menyanthes cristata.

Siorxj^ral) — Men. Indica.

asCJ— Damasonium Indicum,

(!SYS)(0o amram S. Mango tree, 0oxi'.

CST3)ô amlam S. ((Biog) Tamarind tree, .%ja^.

I. (STg)CG;o ayam S. ((STDj+aj) income.

(gT5)'3i':iJo ojjcacijo receipts & expenses m^'sv

6i3J3i«3rac>3 <2<X)0(Bs> vu. — (gTD):a6i3Qcb ojim

el (oxjDSiej CG. revenues.

(STDjTioia.s T. Tu. C. M. Settlement of land,

register of assessment W.

II. (ST9)CQJo M. 1- Either the prec. in ojrmosio,

eCLnÔî'o, f. i. gJcnlgJfDo n^SOBaXD QjcmDcao

o^cm:Tl>>rai3lgy PT. how things will go with me

(or from I'sratal, (arj)^ \/^{gT2)|.<Si). — aho in

mort)DC2Jo, (&'oaJD3Do q. v. 2. lightness tsrg).

Qjraasg^ alleviate, (gr^). <J)c&;D§ce5i make nimble

^1.2. (B. slackness, comp. mro-f).

OSK^CQJTDo ayabam S. (caz) Stretched, long =

cnlsng. (si^j^Z/rtDiaoca Srzjiosrni AR. (grgjcasnalipl

caocb Bhr. (STOjayrm iiJgra'ô Gan. oblong.

(Srg)32.vcnl 1. length = (St3):2jo(2j. 2. futurity (srg)

C2;:o9lAai0nti VCh. looking to future use.

(STg)CQ; -OrCPo ayattam S. (cariA) Dependant, tra-

ctable=(gi(2)a51mo ; (gT3)i2;OTa5)^§^ to be ready.

(In So. (ST2)CrQDg_jO§= arraofuo^ Yi .). Kings are

described as ax)-i03ZJr5K»crulaulflic>oor cro-ajl.uo

CE)m3;cnSlai)^S)<:>3 Mud. acting on their own

conviction or on that of a minister.

CSl^COJOfb ayail T. M, (Ot^ 2.) Cowherd, Veishya

f. (5T3)Ca^ or (srgi-oj^. — (grgjSi'aieJ.iyiai^.'al ojlorrtD

CC. (gT2)'aTiaoas onoLDfif) CG. — (Si[2)C2/<b!3<fl<o'T6 1.

chief of cowherds CC. 2. Crshna Bhr.

tsirgjôxiasl, 5)Qg)cruosl, (srarnjosl 1. cowfold,

village of herdsmen. 2. N.pr. of Tamuri's

palace, (ST3)'3i'-rx!03l ®;a)o:a?lej.0i(i:^ CT'gyosl

KU- chief lady in his establishment (see

Q^nosl).

C5Tf^C2;cY\:o ayasamS.('Bra32,8) Of iron (.i.mp).

tBr5)3l'®nLjo Bhr. iron frame.

CST^caiorcTIo ayabam S.(qid) Happened =:(sra)Cn

ro-,0 f. i. (SiâiDi-a^ssacoorogciJ^ Nal.

(eT^ca;Dcroo— (Sr^coTl^ 85 (ST3)CQJ UUo— (SrB)CQ^ qro

CST^CQJDCTOo ayasam S.(caoru) l. Exertion, (gira)

cao.iTio feirrao g)S5Di3oa)'rolgj'nb CG. CC. over-

work. 2. fatigue, trouble. ODaonooiocruoa

0o Qjfwni^ CO. refreshed themselves. (S%

CS2/0CTUO (SojOiesI CG. (=^tBrg)ej(mo)— org). (Srg)

QlCaOfOJ raTlsTlSeJ n_lOcd/\al ff)o_lC2D3i?l (Sl!_10c9i20

oo5)ceiao^33fai CG. don't drive her into despair &

madness. 3. (compare (STOj^yo II, 2.) nimble-

ness, (gTO'|jonro'ni3.o-ai) (ST^âocroo cura-airaTl by

fencing obtained full power of limbs; — oppor-

tunity, QJ0K5g.

CSr^COTlnol T.M. ayini (T. (grgjajlcnl core of

tree)= {gif3)5rara)an Artocarpus pubescens or

hirsuta, a strong timber, aiDSojleJo u .

ajg^lcaocffiÔT^ Weberacorymbosa(its fruit £hO

SjildSffl.)

fST3)C2l^cnlg_j05 1. a mode of dunning, (prh.

by sitting on a plank of Artocarpus v)Ood,

or from tSTDjOOjo?) (srgiîA.TTl oTlacnjoi to

pay the expense of it. 2. meal given to

bridegroom by bride's mother on marriage

day (=o-jocsôQ, No.)

(S^coJlfDo ayiram T.m, (C. a-OD;ijlroo S. ccono

ijtpo) 1000. (STgiailrao (SoisoeaaiD?^ cotiiDQ-jfiJ)^

(SnDO0o — (ffif3)calfos).-ore)ocnD mraficnac^jofao S.

G. (sr2)C27lro5),'Si3)S <SiaJcra6!3Bc>o AR. for coro-

nation. Q_)DOg(b ajgaîcaioalcaDOSo (srô^litiajo

<0i5ng (ftotgjo TR. letter to the chiefmen about P.

(ST2)aiilro<Q«6rnl a dangerous ulcer,

(ffi2)(3£lroa3Dg|:)nb thousand eyed,

(STOjcaJlrocfifflOfal) 05raun_io hall of 1000 pillars,

as at Kumbhakonam.

(mgiaa^raaDoajaao ®r3)aj(m(Bô@ajonb CG. thous-

and tongued.

(gTf3)aiilfDgi(T3)o candlestick with 1000 lights Vi.

(erOjoiJlfOcnjiOitn prov. thousand -witted.

(gTS)CSiri(2reo:ib Lord over 1000 Nayer, (BTaaaSOTfffl

ora). KU. also cBra)'32j''<B'^3msTawiQ, cr)3CQ;(t 1500.

(STD)CQ?i^caJo ayiliyam (Tdbh. (&pj(sg^-cao)

The 9th asterism, forefeet of Leo, auspicious

for Niiga worship.

(BT3)Csi(lgjlctto a med.

CSt^CQjJUUo ayudham S. (cqjco) l. Weapon,

arms (6i!ajJ(c/5SejnQ3 ôn_)(cL)ooro®finoafoêj «>

CQJ(^'j3d>rt»l-a^ralc9iosl<9ic)o AR 6.) rSTgjcajcuo

og)§a5)i3T3icasiaj(t)TR. the adult males. ?ii)Da0siT)

5)ro &>5ngo(i^(Sf^. ajy>o)633omoKTJ. presentarms.

(5T3)'3?ico.i3TaD5m KumK. by my bow! 2. tool

(3T2), Q^§c9sira)) installation by a sword conferred

on each successive head of a family (also ^&m<se.)

fgrgjO^^'c JO rfte,131071 Nayer 's war-knife 6)5)&>âs)

(STO;. SliSiOoiTg gO^sroiSl TR. ((i®OD§roc6o>.tJral

mod. ajlsa cBm -"gK^ •

)

(grgjca^cocflsioranb sword-bearer, soldier.

(Sirg)^cu<Sd3fflOoi armour, preparation for fight

(Sr3)''^g-J35^s (Sojoai TP.

(BT2)3^ciJo_iosnTl 1. fighting man. 2. title of

the 36000 armed Brahmans, who performed

Cshatrla duty in Kerala KU.

(grgts^cua^^ (=CT)OLiroo(®^) feast in honour of

the tools, which procure one's livelihood

OrDi-DOrU-l.TJil0^833^0 (gT2)'3?iUJo 5):U^ oêscs^jo

(8th Kanni) TR.

(5T2)'X^CO'7aoai arsenal.

(BT^QS^^cxJoeiOcroo fencing exercise, taught by

Panikkar (see <0;(ia_j).Of 18 kinds (^qjojlsj

ojolcfla TP.) viz. 1. 6iO'!rnfDo2. <^.s£>^'0 3. ^§ajo i. 05nu)aJo 5. c^Tsraîô 6. crga-.e&oô

7. cu1k:2;o 8. ojlc/aj(S0OaDano 9. (oil^^B smu

£Lio ((srasonjoonjo) 10. coaiajoSoDSCO.-iOjrao

11. L'dmerm'^sjo 12. Qoo^siao 13. rusajo 14,

ajrooeacszjo 15, aiDCflJc^siTl 16. calojDoUTmjuo

17. cosoc;30{(TOo 18. (ffK)Q3.T3T3)0o. Popular

names are (STg)0ni^!9)oS):u-ô .n)cTa)oo>ajjô

(9!f!nlra^<0)0S)CiJ^n (^tT35rab5).X)ô etc. TP.

(STO)CQ;c:y\0 ayussu S. (rargjqi, V^ (sraib, G.

ilidn) 1. Life, long life a^sOBiia (Bi'OjS^Sfjô^

(gjois (oQ-Josmo TR. I shall let you escape

witl) your lives. fgraj'S^cj^jô.'oraiajroiSgjD aral

=ej, (siro)C%ôoojc>i eslijlgjlgj Bhr, (sr^. ra

(Ssmifta'xyom esfvioib KR, <sfS). n^^dte, CTn1cas>^

dh-)^<&i TR. to execute one. (argjC^frôroffliiejo

gsngoo, org)3£\'ni37lcTrarnn73a med. 2. lifetime.

(BTD)^ca)0OJ— (SrafOeno 86 <&"r3)fD2)0— (Sr3)(tioou

(STO). aj(?ijlo05) to live long, (St^cs^fjôTa

prov. org). aj'SirujleSsi to terminate one's life.

Vi. cn\nb oraauocq^m^ Qc9)0§:ni3)0ft)l) Bhr. half

thy destined lifetime (Si®. Q^rmajmaiinb aiasroTi

jiDôejo jiis<sh ©^. vu.

(Sr3)3^rt)a0)o death. (grgVoionriA crojciDo [ya.xjl^

KR. (srgj's.-oraoao Nal 4.

(Sr3)(SJj6ruaJo strong constitution.

(ffTOjCqjeonjo (='5ra:^0igDX)o.) (cine).

(STgjCSÔJfiijfno lengthening the life(f.i. medi-

(St2)Q%<b cijlmDa3<9ioejo death (m^. (sr^cofoio AR.)

(ST^CS^Sdjao medical science.

tffrg)Cqj(S^-fl3o rest of lifetime raracuan (sragjo

(ST3). tiSngocSicaiofs!) PT.

(gr3)<3^Srô0o celebration of life, a sacrifice KR.

(SrO)3%icôfTb (f. c^foTl) long lived— (srQ)'^^-ôcr)0

&i Bhr. a blessing.

<SY5)(ScQ;DOjnOo ayodhanam s. (c^jcu) Battle.

(SrOj'.WJlma (3;9iOc^s Bhr. prepared to fight.

(S^^t Sfrns^ ayjâ T. M. C. l. To select, cull

(hence orgjroD^) gather, array ajlo£h (St^stmgi

eiajces) heap up, (ftca^Q, ctgraixgrg). coil up. ts^q,

<S) (ST3)sraigio)ajce5i put grass halms of equal

length for a rite. 2.=(5ra5T3yai, to bend as

for an exertion Vi. f^jfolîaio tsrgjsroro) AR 6.

swung. (S(tj)(b (srajsroi^ ojls'':^ coaîaôî^sl-aj

Bhr. pulled up. cljosojo gsoiajib toizalfiA <Sm

55ft) fm2).^sms)06Tw^ RC. ciois^-mal^'^ aaDosra®

slônti PT. lifting up the arm. axiJarmrrb

(STgca; ojoot RC. fled eagerly.j

a."v, tSl3)!gi, to swing (2) ojI^dcsP^ foi^.-ffiigsl

aiTlfat) ©oanal rsraslcSiso VeY.

CST3)fDo aram l. S. (Erz Ge.) Brass, also tgrg)

(t>@5o — (ST3)rD S. an awl.— (srgjfotb S. Mars,

G. ares. 2. Tdbh. ooarao string of pearls; aoj

Ofiâ (2 oinssioDDrooftio CG. JuacaDiXKSzo.trilrDoj

Pay-

(Si^fDSo aradam NoM. = <mo.uo§ (prh. (gra,ijl i

So from (ST3(^3; or ^tST^rsjotDc)j

(STO)a)§o arattam S N.pr.ofapanofthePanjab,

famous for horses.

(STr^fDe^TJab aranan(T. (Br^.-osm.. Vedam, prob.

from S. siorasmnb stranger) Brahman, perhaps

the name, by which they called themselves

when entering the peninsula?. (srjj'Sffn'xb (ftsnxu

nsralfab .BTac/77ld)>c)a CG. (srgirosmib (2<Q>onoo3D ma

foartb, (STsraemoojlcyamoo cuonala^ E.M. also

• hon. plur. (gT3)rasm.xi<S!3o (BraoacQaOo cnq^ CC.

(!Sf^(QQiO arama A Venetian,= 5 Rupees Vi.

? (ST5)rDnfUo arambara No.ôoznr). ((ST^cb III.)

'3T3)nS'T)JZD3il Qja.<D3i>i, (2a_lOOQ<9i fondly.

'STgjrccrucSsia' or -eig^roaxio d)glc95) children to

coax parents.

(ST2)^C50(b SiT-joooîoicaoib '5T3iracnjo)S)g_jtairal) on)

(song) = sTgj'gQozii-ai). (girg)(0cnjc9Q§l etc.

darling

CSTD)rDoô arambham S. (roig) Undertaking,

beginning.

den V. (ST^raos lcBs)=gS6!5§<Si, -with Ace. ajs (srg)

roosl^ a?a^;^, (BTgjrooel^ aizaesedo TR.

.rijajaDorao(eT5) MR. with Dat. (jyty.-malcte

(SrS). MR. took up the -work.

part. (srOji'Deigjo begun, ajla_is^m6!3Bg.orai) tgrg)

roemaacsîg ODa|Q-jaiajsc>o Nal.

iSrajfoejo to betaken in hand {ST3)ft)ej0OS5caDfZ33

6njosmcâDo CG.

(Sr2)f0o/36n") alacrity Vi.

(gT2)fOoi|l diligent; clever workman Yi.

(STO)fO,^ aral T. M. (T. also fire) 1. An eel (SoM.

(ST2)'2fOon6) Clitoria ternatea. 2. (T. tgrD)ro)

Marsilea quadrifoIia = CTflfD0foa3i); ajgricajorarafi

Oxalis (in GP. oflrooora^, aja'ca/oorai)).

(ST^rooJo aravam (Sr^fDDQJo S. («») Cry,

noise o^'^jjorajjo etc.

(Si2)roc!JOfOo T. M. Tu. clamorous multitude,

(C (5T2)fOoajofOo retinue, train, prh. from

tBi3)(tB(9)) feastly pomp orajroajo.'osraf.o crolo

nOono3«5a|.o Nal. oJl.-ocb Sajorol^s (srg).

aliiSi-Qj RC. warcry.

(ST^rDQJo^ see cs^r^ceh.

cST^roo^ce^, (STO)fDoslae6i arattu^â No. (t. ©rg)

rass =?coatraction of (xnaroof Winslow) ajglsia;

isiO). To soothe or lul! a child to sleep, see isrg)

^Bi & (STO)(b III.

(SrOirDDUjoOo aradhanam s. (oouo) i. Gain-

ing, performing. 2. (= Tr^dOLVm) worship,

esp. with flowers 0aeji)3;y 5r3). 6)^^(gajlNaI.

^T^fQDfflo— (ST^(f^ra5o 87 (H)TD)(S(X)3C/) .0

.

(SW)(h

(ST3)«)acjocina>-aJigi, & orgjOoujâs) to worship.

(araoj^m (srg). si-^x^ CartV. roozrrb ajli^

S)cn (Sf0)O0Oj^^ AR. (before using it).

CSH^fDOQlo aramam S. (foei) Pleasure garden

oâooj; (STO). a^gjD22i (graôaroiîPcro CG.

(a grove.)

(STD)fDDC§^, 0YW3J arayya T. M. C. Te. [Tu.

10 rake together.] (prob. or^'gii -with luf. (STgro)

To seek, search, examiae (ST2)iô,^ Syr. doc.

cinoraDîsmsôo (STS)raD5)ca;eiTr)o CG- (^(ZKo tsrg)

fODsrora QjTnlsssmo VetC. to get a turtle. (STgj

fOoig/iSajsng Bhr. sojQ'raBcb f3)5)nT)g_j5reora3staigi

tfcrra CG. (BrajroasrorgiSmocSa to examine,

—

? (ST3)rao32-2."n3§o a certain divination Vi.

CSi^(t)DfZ5b aral S. (Ved, distant) Near (Sf^.

Qjlffna AR.

(SYS)f<5id65, mr?) aru-ya (T. Te. to abound, have

richly, prh. from \^ (513 «S) C Te. T. Tu. chiefly

the Inf. (3rg)f0 Richly, satisfactorily. 515)3^.^d

rocusmsusl, ii'^zaiS)(S)0^(^ RC. (with both

hands) ofSooolj^nnnrrao ajcaoora nJi"!5mo cni^)

RC. to vultures in battle — a belly-full for

their offspring. (girajroajDibâi full breast,

hence orgifoajoitiigaJaiocb Bhr. rgirg'o.uotbigai

cngjOcVj RC.

adj. part. past. acyajDcro) oâjlois RC. (=ruj

sr^, ^@g.)cnlso;Tn (St^cXd CG. tall man. cooTn

aomiajib the good. (sait8Smi'03rro):un6 RC.

as high as Meru. (Saaao (5r3)5)rmyo ooaio

the joy-giving fruit. (Ssiismocni croTUfigs

overflowing wealth, fSTgjTra (sic.) ojjiia.Tnonb

CG. decidedly,

adj. part, fut (sroailiiionso 0)3)339), sratPSiDrao

CTnlnbajDjaJi})o RC.

fin. v. (eMa_i032,o (Srgi.no CC. they died (='ô

v. root in Coiiri. (=(Sr^(ô) ODOcooibZO^ Bhr.

the Lotus-born lady Lacshmi .usl.xiDib. cu'

g_j RC. Well shaped bow.

CSTî'^B&nQjo arunyam S.=,erar!S5niia^, Of glow-

ing anger i^sdo (StQ). o^'sng ^0srai^ CG.

CST3)((TOaJL3o arudham S.(part. ra.oo) l- Ascend-

ed. (HracajDjgnjc.Tb mounted. (STDjOAicreD*,

(BT^jOaiDCTOaocjulAcb KeiN. perfect philoso-

phers. ieT^(®aic®ao20f3i)Nal.(= eao.-ow). 2. Mai.

a ruined house or family= ig2naj gjg2 'Oi"-'

a)0§.

(gi^SfODCQjD arogyam S. (tgrasroooDo) Health,

strength; also of trees ifly^sssî^nbo (srg). <2.xjo

«aj TR.

(SirD)(ifDOa_Jo arobam S. ((^^.ô caus.) Laying

on, imputation, charge, also isrgjoOooj^mo.

denV. (sr^<2(zociS^<as>= ^2i(!^&) to inflict; av)

g-jsroo (gr^). VCh. to attribute virtues. <Sao

cfiao (gt^). to charge with faults.

(STO)(£fD0(2i:3baromal((5Tg)*=i-S7af©) l. Darling

(3T3)2raD2,c!) S)5)o_iz3',ralCG, 2. pleasantly, happi-

ly (STTO). cryoiTl^fraisasmo PT. (grg;. cijrBono

o).aJ!^ etc. (po.)

(ST^CBfODdOo aroham S. (rar-D) Rising, ascent.

fi-jroajroo (BTg). 5) oiQîonb KR. went up into (see

(STSâwo-)

fST3)'S.-D0aO5mo ascending (f, i. ovsiô— the

death of kings KU.); rise in singing MC.

denV. (gi3)3fDDaDlc6o-) to ascend roLDo oTd). BR.

I. (Sf^(b ar T.M. (^cao*) Who? pi. & ind.f.

sing. ^^D ci^y>OT3) (srgjSirog (& tgrgj^ra^)) TR.

whose= {ST3)(t8o)S— (Bira.Ufo'lrtli) (gT2)ro3f036)5 SS)i

blcSo) (argjSm' iôlsroisg MR. (repeated with

distributive signification). fSTDjfffio gj^ there

is none, I have no friend, (gr^rcao aorao (= (gra

Qjano) ^gj3.oraajnt) Vi. left alone in the world.

(at3)ônb (fr. (ST2)t6, (913)31^106 see (srOjanTra) (stg)

(^2Q3o whosoever, any one, the next best,

(STgjSsoaso <saj5irTgo none wants it; also de-

clined (gi2)'aoo>nbo, orgj'DaSi'no^KR. (grgfODnb

(Srgjfoonb lOiStm prov. the who is it remains

a who is it.

Old forms (gra)Sractao (fr. o^rnlaao) & (gr^'SroGjj

(aâTlejo) (gT3)(S(te4o oicno .feerôihlcsejo CG.

— câDo (STg)fiaa)S ojDnb CC. whose can it

be?

n. dSf^'h !• (T. sharpness) Chip, splinter, as of

bamboos ,âca.3(b. djlfDejlvm (BT3)(ra>9)c)o o-io^

(!Sf^(b— CSif^jfCTOlo S8 CSt^roYOÔJo— (S^Cgjo

drove splinters between finger & nail mîh

<9irra)o, (aT9)rol(Tb<9)no)o spuar of Areoa wood;

Hhaft of spear (=: (BTOdJai) tsr^ro^SaftiOft)!) pointed

stake. 2. (T. splendour) (BTgjSraejo siojotto CG.

shining gold. (Comp. (St^nsi-H').

HI. cSr3)(^=: (513(133 (bef. Vowels) fargrtaaTlib Bhr.

The precious life, fsr^jroyrab tailroîZDQ, Bhgc.

love-sickness; prh. (srgjfSraoo'O (S^) Vi. con-

tralto (?)

IV. CS1'^>'^= (srajQ, f. i. &^fmalajDZ2iO(b oolejojla^jy

Mud. (5T3)(bA],§o ôoanb Siva crowned with

Ganga.

(!S^cBQ>c&>, (^ arku'ya T.M.(T. also to fight

comp. II (gro)(b) 1. To cry aloud, roar, shout.

(gTO)t!ô-ioai to vociferate, i^nrroaTlaj (gTgjtm^ (in

solemnities), (srgjfiâjdi^nnooib AR. shout of

triumph. 2. prh. to blaze up, rise (5T2)i")a3T3)

ralcsjjTm (fftacrnl (po.) or roaring fire?

VN. (8ig)(9s)ra!), (Sigigll in (STO). Qjla^tea, (ST3)jj^

§(e>; also (Si^gjroltSa to halloo.

CV, (ST2);yl(9is) 1. make to shout. 2. s)a_iOsl

(Srgjgjl^ Bhr. stirred up, raised dust.

(ST3)Cg6I5>30§ arniiodu {(sr^lb T. Bauhinia tree,

orgjib^SiSio^ its branch, symbol of the (SjiiOiP

Raja) N. pr. The Valluvar dynasty, which had

to celebrate the Maharaakham feast at Tiru-

navai, until dispossessed by the Tamuri. (aigj

(£6i3Qosaruaj23a_jo KU. (ST3)S6rao|ajsÔcS3 MR.

by the A. measure.

(Sf^&^Cr)o arjanam S. (gsg) Acquiring.

denV. rngLj CDsmesiacX) (ST^s^Sceasmo PT.

CSlfO)^âJo arjavam S. (g^) Straightness,

sincerit)-, justice.

(ST^rrrfeio artam ((srg) + g) part. Afflicted (5T3

cuda (3r2jrara):Q,ocsil CG. suffered (in childbirth).

(3ra)OT3)m03{l Mud. despairing.

(5i2)(nTannoao shriek, groan, alarm, lament.

(gra)roT3);i_jroa3i5mcr)3ca) cnofôcasmnb N. the help

of the distressed.

(STJjtBral S. 1. affliction oJissi'DCOOi'OTzin Nal. (BTO)

tOT^Miftacj^nm fOilflsinoKR. a saving water.

—

vu. (3T2)T3Talairi^he is not poor. 2. chiefly

thirst (STg). ojlald)!) pant after water, etc.

3. (comp. m^&T)) cryii'.g' out.

(Sf^(UrU)OJo artavam S. (g@) The menses.

rerg). oijiJQajo, (gr^jtsroixioelsaoiSDo Nid.

cST^xSo ard'ram S. i. "Wet. moist (2âii).cb (st^

QfiSBaooP CG. by bathing, (gizl (grgjOcaoaO

(by moonlight) refreshed. (Sr^QCOcnueiJana

S)a50S>Tg (StîSsi Nal. 2. soft, mellow, feeling

(sa-Tucn^n^ Sfa_)0o(3eoajo siTlcflssao SiPus.

are strangers pitied. <ans6rr)0(3oryaL\o AR.

from compassion-

(ST0)O'i3i compassion = (ST3)'3SDajo, o^nrrosjs §§

6110 <9)5rôf3i) (SY2)OtJi eajlsiansmo Nal, &>

gjlofTDo org). g)Siôo Bhr. even a stone would

melt.

CST^Cgjo aryam S. (terasjVed. faithful, or V^rsraib

ploughman) 1. Belonging to the Aryas, the

conquerors of India, (opp. ao^, (Cêrtb). (Srgi^

ce,0(Gi5)S BitDo 6)o)a.S)£>f,3 5n| Mud. the mountain

prince embraced Hinduism (STOj^Sood^ ojfOJ

cono £(331^0 a_ioa^rna Mud. a Brahman; but

also Veishya, (ST5)^nb= o)jiJs> loc. 2. Sanscrit

(BT2)2jajOcea pure Sanscrit. (ST^)^ ag)!^(^ the

modern Mai. alphabet, as used for S. writing

6lftB <ai5n")c93 TR. 3. suiting an Arya, noble,

respectable roa^<Bsic>o croo•SQJoaoooii^,o5l^ oq

6)nt)D ajoc-ao Qôoo (gT2)^2oo KR. will be

highly ennobled. (S.xjaoolca (srgjfo'ca rai.^jjTP.

a noble parrot. (5Tg)2j2iiaTl Mud. magnanimous.

hence: (gT3)^Parvatifgt2)^5)caj<2aroan^0(bCG.

(Bigj^cemfomQ^ KU. ?

QJScea (grgj^ma^ KU. the Talu country.

(ST3)â_iS(b & (3T2)ôa_)§(l> a kind of foreign

Brahmans.

(BY2)^g_j5lc9j:ral) palace entrance — N. pr. the

residence at Cannanur = (graocSarai) KU.

(Sr3)^0OTt) the Gayal ox, mistaken for a deer.

(ST3)ôajoc)3 1. a foreign medicine. 2. a royal

attribute, (3T3)"ô ruSajsajciô KU.

(ST2)SJ<*3ja Cleome viscosa. a med.

as^cQô— csô^ 89 (Srs)qd65

(Srgj^D ijfnraj the gathering place of the Aryas;

the country between Himalaya & Viudhya

(HT2)'ol32;DHOT3)2Do aj5mj(§0Trriu5aJ SiPii3.

from -whence the Kerala Brahmans were

introduced KU.

(Srgjôayouo Sanscrit language? 6)S)->jwo£i'CO

eiDfib QQ)aliiil) (grD). rrn^tSa q^'@3^3 Siiî-og

cQioXal-i.

(Sf^cô arsam S.(g3:&n) What originates with

Rishis — what is revealed, plain (opp. asaa

cajo invented, artificial).

(SfQ) ciTinTiib arhatar S. ((graan:niTD) Jainas (po.)

CSir5)q aru T. M. C. Te. (Tu. (mseal) VN. of (Bra

Ci£b 1. Way=ajiP^. f3i2)Cicu33y,(SrD)OQ,QJo'V'i.

the cry by which the road is cleared before

a nobleman. Hence (srgj'So = ajipl 302; f. j.«^

tx^rsjoSo, ff)^3yo3n after having done.

2. manner gjojOQ, thus. ora^tsra~lrrracngj (Srpjib

£5^, mgj (ST3)Sô§ci^ -ojs^ well baked.

—

Esp. with adj. part. (BftnoTrarmuoo Bhr. the

way it appears. £Jf£lîJ3S)O53Q5)0O Mud. how

did you get? (2ai§QLioooce«l^ TP. did as if he

had not heard. §rD!ix>is5ac>Dc9s foicSflajaQ, Sab.

according to each one's sins, ooosmzlgjo^xio

S)r,6!SQS)cn CG-. how did you become so impu-

dent? — Chiefly with future part. zcS^njorjO':^^

was about to die. iZoCoeAZOZoS^csi"m lived

happily. rma_i^(m32Do)oy>5)<Tn@gl KU. retired

for penances. d)D0-3ial0OQ0OS)O Bhr. to quench

the fire of love. — The form ojRsaaoocsii^ "was

about to come"— is often contracted in ojrao

oodTl; hence arises the semblance of an Inf.

(513-1113)5 (gT3)5m 5) nicm &^S'3s)0o MR. there we

use to sleep;(occasionally also the form of an

Inf. tmroliftooodhsmo TR. may you be pleased

to give). For particulars see grammar. —Many Cpds. ojcSsiajao ei&<osnsoo etc. explain-

ed by phrases like (Siassg ffioOJOOJ^^cuaoo

cslHs rocalrml 5)<£ho§(!29 TR.

3. river T.M.(Te. a3}Q,)(ST9)Q,nr?lô,(Bi[3)Oolfi5!)

^(ftQjlejo prov. mdMD-j (grg^ôî^ aâTl UR.

6iJiJolc32J (S(aio§a)cX) (5T3Scn<0io (ST2)Q,(3)cb (ovoâi'D

KR. crossed rivers— r3T0)33 through the river

(more in So M.; No. ajy~.)

4. (=(gTaQ,)sixT. M. C. Te. (Tu. (sr^sTl) (ST2)T3o

sixth (gT2)Ooanb, — a.unt). (grgjODazTlroo 6000.

(5T3)O0o 6X6. & each 6. (Sr2)Q,o onaejoC Shastras

& 4 Vedas, or 6 mzho & 4 gtuDcaio.

Cpds. (5rg)ry3§<3) (3) v. n. to bathe CV. (sraj'slcfls)

f.i. an idol.

VN. (BTgjODS bath, esp. of idols with pro-

cession, (srD)nocarig_)D5)-m (srôoSso prov.

(^c^wooo^ cattle-fair. eaD:Li'm^S)c6o

(SrpjQOSoDOcX) (gra§-nraofal) s)S5(Q)Iô)6kji5o

S.q30(^ djlsf ros^TP, no blood to be shed

on any account.

(Bi2)ODS<S)ao idol's bathing-tank,

VN. (SYg)Oo§o bathing— met. fjnlgo S)<aD

sirgo.Togo prov. = ajlrDô.

(Srg)::i3o QjDi^ (4) the side near the ribs.

(ST5)T0^ (4) ceremony for finding out a hidden

thing (grg). S)0a<3s) Vi. 2.= or)£Qo 5)ajste.

(ST2)Q,3)0ral) (4) 1. insect =:xi5rr|. 2. like other

names of the bee, the shrub aigjcrn^.

(ST3)noa3Dro=:(BT2)')olnf)cijoo (3) bank of river.

(gT3)nc)laBj(3b (3) N.pr. residence of Travancore

queen.

(gi2)^Q,<Si3rai) (3) river's channel.

(Sr2)OQ (oTIrsk^ (3) regulation of streams.

(gT3):^Q,e(§ (3) sacrificial grass ^âic-o.

(SrgjOCiSaoooQ, (3a_i3a) (3) to bo under a vow to

bathe & fast. (gT3)':)QScn30.i1ti!5T35)m e)_'\Jfno

Q_iO(^ Nal. went my way governed by one

single thought, unmindful of hunger, etc.

(ST3)OQ,ajoo (3) towards the river (coloB.iJsnBO

S30Qajoo ffl^rra TP.

(gr^jOQ cijiplajl J2\o.i>o (3) Tr P. superintendence

of timber, floated from the jungles.

(ST2)OQ,aj33U (l) = f3T2)Q,aj3an.

(gT2)"Q,'S)CUgJ MR. land formed by river's sedi-

ment; superior ground for fruit-trees (opp.

<f>-.ra5)3jQ_j).

CSrgiqdSj, 61 arup t.m. c. Te. (Tu. (STgra,)

\^ (saq,3> V. n. l.To gooff, be extinguished.

12

(Sr3)oQd95— CSir5)ej 90 (!SfO)Bô— csf^âi)

io,o|f3^1 (StgolcaDiub Bhr. j^s3oo3o^ gealcOa)

Nid. foiDojo (BT5)Q,m3, (also fjnoo-i'OialnT) (srgjOa

pQJtrnlg CG.) <Q>sTOonl(ti (ST3)Q,<22io Bhr. 2. esp.

grow cool <2^05>ogyoo fSrô^îZevs^ CG. dinner

waits. <&.o2:citoil (or aioao^^) (ST3)Q,zoq Bhr.

to appease or satisfy the lust. 3. to dry up

((BT2)olcaof3i) aroeTlml) g)§3i a med.) as land,

washed hair, wounds ajsrnoo'ajraKoi. 4. to

heal, be allayed, calmed §85110 (Sira). = C'3iald3s).

(STôoTSTO) incurable.

CV, (ST3)Tlcet.i, (BTOôlâ) (esp. of clothes ^5ng

<!Sfd)Oqc£b, 06] V. a. 1. To cool, allay,

calm. (ST3)OoaS(a)0fa) gseiio RC. inconsolable.

2. to dry (oiaimoib (Sigool; birds to trim

their plumage, t^'sng (oiscul (ST3)^Q,3) to smooth-

en king's cloth with hands instead of iron.

3. V. n. (?= (srD)ro3ai or T. (BT^tboiiA (STrgajsi)

to grow richly, thrive fmainooib fsrs")^^ Snjoai.

VN. {gT2)OOf3l) see foil.

CV. (srajoolcsa.

(SllÔOatta 1. A small bird, decoy-bird, sparrow

Vi. 2. darling (ST0)OO5)S)^(aifQli, (ST3)Soo my

dear! (ftghlcOsi ©ib {5Tg)005)car.Q,fyo {—coe:>)

(S!^w\, 6i(b srajOOcealsDS.iJ ag^TP. (see foil.)

(!ST5)OOi'sb VN. ((ST3)00,B> 3) 1. Growing;

healthy, magnificent growth (gro)00<sejos' Sirro

0i&)c)o asôcsTl Bhr. a big girl. gggloA {gT3)r:)0

eJOCQiaorozorai Anj. filling the soul. 2. activity,

carefully looking after. 3.= (gT2)00 f. i. (STQ)

oOi-oiKSffllsoxTlaian CG.

CSÔOo 1. Much ânsao^ (BY3)OOo o-ioscm

arSgjTP. don't fly too high. 2. (= ajO^j.go

fr. ojovgi to thrive) something, somewhat

«3?"!cdn(SejD oi.xiggOTslsaia (ST2)::)Oo culysao lest

he fall in fire or water (or any other danger)

OT^nocSsioooolcijts^ngoTP. rn\ (srgooo (2aj05)a2.'0

TP. did you perhaps go?

(STêj ala T. M. C, Ttt. (Tdbh. of (ST2)eJ32,j or

CjDEJ) Shed as for sugar-mill, workshop, cow-

house. (STD)5iflJd35i((Arnlnrra o.joraixaslô'at prov.

o^tPoaiasiiTrao TP. the cows of 7 stables. Scuoaj

<Bs>&i (Sr2)i5£JjO«eJ020Q, S)sticm> CG. in the even-

ing.— oil-mill (Saô.-ab &c>^ (Stgjejcsyo âjaso

ffboBsiDadga prov. — workshop of blacksmith

n.7,ogji6 Q_i6ni^ Qg)§d3£cm (Biâjoinra!) <£hsrrro

TR. (Br^5)QA(as)'Soq,&i Vi. go to shop or office.

(mi^^C2/DDJ pit or shed to catch tigers.

(Sif5)ô alam S. 1. Broad. 2. poison (Srî. ^si^nô

rarooicn eacormiLD Bhg. poison swallowing

Siva. CUDf.0 (STgjEJîJo (5TO5ay-J)X)0«B «.9.0§ô

RC. 3. M. (T. Dalbergia) a tree= <2(i_iy>, used

to make mortars, isrgjaici^fnroii (STgjej.-tsraiîsat)::)

<ai(Sirno, (gYg)eJ.T3Knâiairifai> gos a med. [Mpl.

4. Ar. 'alam. world, (BTOjejo cus^sSânb oragg

tSirgajsisQD^ N. pr. (3).

(eâjoSYXJono alambanam s. (v^ aioeoj)

Depending on, support mi^cSs) aib ot^jeJoffoj

mo gjgj ARe. (lamentation of vyidows).

(gir2)aioatxio the same (= (ST3)',C3)3io) (Sejosôjo

aulaic)o(3Ete (gT2)' aoocayo iâjwojaTl CG. n_j

S)ôsl3^5)s (STOô (3ir3)aiosnj0:a^^cTO

Bhr 16. to stand on.

denV. (3Tg)aJo5Qric9ffl. 1. rest on 0fo-Dc9«DcmDajo

siiD-Qj cnl^Tra KR 5. to hold to. 2. to assume

a form ((gjtuo (S13).), religion (0(0)0) seize

(ST5)eJo^3 alainbham S.(ejs) Seizing, killing;

violent death.

(Sirg)ejCQJo alayam S. (eH) Dwelling house, f.i.

<SQ.5Joej32)o, icn)aJ2DaJC2;o etc. a>roi5moai32;o

merciful, etc.

(ST3)ejQj=o alavattam T. M. C. Te. (S. (srâjo

CLiujiJio from T. (grgjejs^ to move = (sraaJ) 1. A

fan in shape of umbrella, made of peacock's

feathers .xjgo anroTl^fm (argj'cLjo oiifayo KR.

ôq,o -ojipoTflô (ffr2)'fiJe|.o (Royal insignia

& good omen). 2. a panka.

(ST3)ejQJ:eJo alavalam S.((Hr3 3'jIII) Watering

bed round trees (cmso).

<J5fd)B^Cri\9A alasila M.(\'"(ST2)e4fiiT.tomove)

Disquietude, trouble, cares. mS). (BraiiniTlgj

how happy he is. fSTOj'tftcXa g2'0 rooeajSj® iso.ijl

CS^^Cr^ji,— (ST^(Sâ_J 91 (ST^'CSeJDceô— (STÔJorol

casifSliBs) TR, disturbances, rebellious at-

tempts. ruBlgj((xri)5>nbo ci_iog.c2-o ajfTTo ono3 a

<Qs:<sô (grD)'ai032; croaoiE^ TR, general con-

sternation.

(ST^^CTOjo alasyamS.((graejTC)l. Weariness,

fatigue. ((S.T)03cTUo:)o (grgjaJTUio a med. a

symptom) Sjsraroil <a!sloa>iOj).i5T3)ortJO£iav)jo TP.

being knocked up. cijajorra ^@ motflai S)^

nT)(?g_jOcb Sihoajoralfolsiemjinbo (grâjcrojo oj

aul_^ TR. his Highness died. 2. idleness,

fSTDjejCTCjUont) slothful Vi.

(STê-SDC^cft), cum)] alattup To bawl, halloo

Vi. (comp. (grajejlcaisi).

CSTO)eJ0a_So alabam S. (oj-lj) Talk. (3ra-n,oai3

o_jo (Scusrô VCh. let her not talk with

strangers.

denV. tsra)ajDajlcea 1. tergjoocrasiaisroajl etc. roo

coo (3TD). to hum a tune (Brahmans). 2. to

[(ST2)aJ0.-aTO) Vi. No.

<STêJDCY\| alas Ar.lahas, A large cable, also

(STD)ail all T. M. C. ({gr2)'3l) III) 1 . = (grêjl^y

o

Rain's fruit, hail. (Sirg)ejlîP,T3TQlnm (sra.^sm

£r:ck) <Si-i_ioaJsaj KR. like the thanks of lizards

for hail, also (S12)£JS)S Vi. 2. oyster NoM. —

3. Ar. ali N. pr. (Mpl.)

(^fâllaesi alikka aM. (T. (gT3)T_ejlantohuzza)

General shout, as in war or feast Vi.

CST5)£j1oOOOOo alinganainS.(eJloc;o) Embrace.

(BT2). 5) iiJ^ to embrace.

(!5TD)^£2ld95iô Ar. 'alim, Learned men (Mpl.)

CSTâTlaASo alldham S. (ejlao) Attitude of

shooting (po.)

(ST3)a^cft., rnrj) alu^â i.(T. m.c. tomove = mTa

ai, spread =: (5T3)Ooral)) v. n. (ml (SrDjejnrra The

fire spreads Vi.z=(girg)^3). 2. to be spent, go

to end. No. oaim, Qjloai cst^jTio (SajDaTl, 5)00

csin(gt3)aio.TOâjl2.<fl3 ceconomical lamp. 3. srg)

ma ffijijon-nonb CG. = (gT3)CTro (see (srOj'îO)).

4. v.a. to heap up (past (srOjejl Vi.) (gjgl (stO)

ejdi, ^Q, fSTg). to make a straw stack (Cocli.)

i^f^CSâ-jnOo alebanam s. (gjItj) Paint,

perfume (sr^'onosls-ch sid)Ôii"S£UftrolxL\ UR.

CSf^QQMcSno alo'yam S. View, interview.

ST^j'SaJD ->,o )o looking at

.

cgrgj'gejodj AR. having seen.ora ucnoralxgTgjSeiO

<9^nt) CG. to be looked upon by him.

ffffi1)^P\') o inn Investigation, reflection (T. con-

sultation).

denV. (BiSêJD .ojlcfim to consider. ^<o (Braxin'Uti

aic>3 snnoi3«l (srji'Sajo.ariâri'D'j MR. on

considering these circumstances.

C5Tg)CgejDaJo alolam S. (cjajDaj) Shaky (sraj'iaD

ai,ISa-j3S)=: 2irDlo_jooo.&> No.

I. (ijT^fsi) al T.M.(Tu. aJD)=VN.{ST3)&fai>''Being

there", by, through, ^ôjaiD^ arra Bhr, one

of. oDDsoejo ouDitnl, ^.'siaijejo a.iooil TP. half

of (see grani.)

II. CST^Tsb T. CM. (,gi:2)ejai) Ficus Indica Sru

raoriA, ciJSoS. The different kinds: tgra'Oia'cao'ji

Fie. gloraerosa, (graroaDtuI) Fie. relig- ^rtsralîDfiA

Fie. Benjamina. a--osOi^ Fie. citrifol. aiôro!)

Fic.maisoren8i8(or Hibiscus populneoides) s^

o .oTil, -oj xioT) (Brgj-Tsb Fie. infectoria ((ma!n§0(ti?i

black poplar tree Vi.)

'STgejip'i its falling roots (Palg.)

(51(3)013,032,', cBT3)ejnajyo its fruit.

f5Tg)an,iba_jDf(A its milk.

fSrgj'oli 3if3)0 o)a-5<9) to wall in a large banian

tree (BrD)'szroi) (srascolrajTjaCG. rnlajoglai

cDra') cgrg). AR 6.

in. ,'Sr5)'-(3i) (waving= f5raej) aM. 1. Water (ftnrtTl

n7S3 (srgjGjaso (graciTlajfoil KU. explanation of

Tamuri's title (SinmaJ^ctoomoîlfol. 2.{=(sa

g^zh or (BiaiP^Tsli) trouble. (3i:2)ejli^ cijlsrra, cn^

ffiTias) (STêjo (sro^feji ©gj^gjo No.

CST?)QJ&nOo avanam T. (Tdbh. (gta-usmo)

Market, street. (?)

(gt3)X)sn')tflff^ ("Vi.

—

6rn\ — ) a trough near

a well (woa)o_jlipl,ajDnb).

(ST2)iJ5iT)g--|ejB) KU- Brahman's stool. @;5io

crcnnc. (see (ST2)2).

(ST^QJ&nOd96i see (S%zsrD<as in CG. (STDj^nsm

oîtesm n')l (STS'SajDao Scrcijlasi castor oil.

(Sro^QjerrSl avani C.T.Tc. (=(C3)0U5mo) 5th

month, ^60Bo,

cs^cunf]— cSYOjQjcgp 92 CSrD)Qjrnjl_ csr&iOJDaD

(gr2)X)5nTlajso KU. yearly change of the

Brahminical string).

CSf^CUafi] ava6i SoM. (=,'gT3)Cul) Breath, va-

pour. (srO). g2%-^=<^-"^'fla Vi.

CSÔ-i^ see (srgj'fliBi II. (possibility).

(STS)OjnODtPl avanali T.M. (T. also (srûoM.

(STDjiJonDipliji) Quiver Sk. =:g35nT^.

(SlfÔJfDenOo avaranam S. (cu*) l. Screening

(=«^(SfOoauonr)o Vi). 2. obstructing (BT2) u

ra&mo Qjl®i)fl5Q-jo g)g raDî c;Dta«))l-£>.|.o HNK.

raioaoxj^smo o. caca^caDSoTlrolsraislô KeiN.

(namely (SigiXirosmi & Qjl(S££aa_io negative

& positive activity).

(ST^fUfCYOlo avartam S. C^-ma) l. Whirlpool.

(Sr^snô SiQijrrao VCh. falling in love.— hair-

curled (gT2)U«3ra)_aJ(^6m3C>3 ^^Ô ^srr£\xiS)00(a^

Nal4. (horses) — the navel is compared to (srg).

CG. 2. gathering of men ((srgjCgjDCijraTaio).

(ST^Xicora)^ returning earaoxi-urailai oJrnoNal. once

more. ((STScymTl better.) [regularly.

(STgjUforamo revolving, repeating, observing

denV. agjsm (5if3)iJfwal-^ a.osi^smo raed. again.

(STO)'^ Q_ioai to repeat, oranoa raio)rm (St2)Xi

cdW«k) CT)a_inb VyM. to revise the decree.

CSf^CLSBJonf)] avala6i t. m. (So. — el &— uTl)

1. Vexation (sr^'sig-.j^cSi Vi. to be distressed.

2. grumbling, complaint (ST3)xDeJ0^<6s S)^

cmorat PT. (ST2)ijl£J0>'cnl (srasrorojOcaiKJBcb Si&cXj

(5T3). croai563i3c>3 <S£ns fcnljan TR.

(STrajXiaJDoSlcesiDfonb So. plaintiff, No. a vexer.

©T^Qjejl avail S. Row, drove.

CSt^QJlJb aval 1. (T. desire) hence (Bigjii&Jotcrn?

2. a large bat So. (T. (STD)-ijoejo) (BTOiXi^ (S(^

Qjrai) QjlorjcTTa Qjrmoi'iA prov. — flyingfox= ajo

ooont) (loc.) 3. a medic, tree (purgat-) st3io

cural) OTO). 0C2nejo6rc2ri KR4. prh. = (gT5):ul,at).

<SifD)QjC/§io avasyam S. ((maajco) 1. Necessity.

cOQ- eQg_jlj')a>c9« (SrO). ^SnÔWl VU. 0^5)00

(Tgrolcte nnl cST3)CU<^!9-S5Qa'f?ii)SiPu3. in straits

(word of a God). (STd). <SQ_iDaea5 Yi. to deliver.

oroo (fbogjmaTlra') aTlcr^fflgjoob. (grg). <Q>^s o^gjo

curao Arb. all who were 'deemed necessary

for the enquiry. 2. needful, requisite (sraoj

S)Cko (51f2).U(ô (a_^;0iOrao o_10o)32/6mo MR.

speak as he dictates. — It often serves for

"must'", either with the Nom. of the thing

required (tiJigjan curoljjj cua5)ro (5r2)Ucô TR.

also with the old Inf. (S%-sji^ rmosjcb oraoâu

m^css ojas^ra rgrD;. understand: tsigjiirifo^cSa

cno); or with the Dat. or 2nd Adv. (^gaxTl'Tia

S)5>3ic9is)0i95) (ffr3). ^snsor£\ TR. Ch. wanted

coolies ajlslgiant) tSTj). g3gj MR. Sruo.uonb

OO^tSa (gt2). Qjma TR.) or with the addition

of (Sajsmo (in different forms: (sraîSiwisng (sr^)

<3s) (sra). g)gLj I don't want to give away, ojo

(ScszângftJ)" (STQ)'0Oc93rrro MR.)

(gT3):iJ'-^cfi55oranfe mod. = zs@gCLinb.

(gi2)ajc/ajS)g-j§ai mod. to want, wish for= (2aj

smo.

(Sif2)CU''J3j0ocari(=:(saj5r§l for) (SioaDaK^ceeo sicu

eg o <35S^g_]oaao (srg;. ifttplgjl^ <fts.o MR.

(Sr^jQjrnjlê© avasikka s. (xioru) To rest on

as a God on a person ((gtmoajocroo) ; dwell in,

sojourn for a time cunmofa!) (Sif2)'g-j;cnloma3n AR.

(Sr3)ajDaroc/aoaj sia-^l asrgDiSrri Bhre. tents of

army. (go_ifai^<3jj«s Jijyejajo (BrOj-uoarccBDej

S)e-.§1 0n»ajl Mud 7. bivouacked.

oro(y<S£Li3!&-Diioaro'Tb (po.) the Deity (panthe-

istically viewed) as spread throughout the

universe.

? (!SfO)CU0^c£h, Sl avadup v. n. To be aired,

(gT3)Xi3âi v. a. to air Vi. ((srîn).

CST3)QJ0aOnOo avahanam S. ( u:iD} invitation

;

quickening an idol, stealing the presence of a

God for a newbuilt temple, rn^ (gT2),x)Dci61_gjO(til>

(S.xiDngo saajcBo* ojctsoBhr. 331035100 (gir2)':3^;

(gcryrtineioralfal) a.îOoSaxisxD (gcT\;ro(rr^3ialfi3!)

njDC^'mlse3jl5>3i' (STjj^jooDnno e^jijcm SiPu3.

worshipped Brahmans as if they were incar-

nations of the 2 Gods. (M}\'^co.UCTlsi3D m^

Qjo:iolceis) KU. to make to come. oiôjo.-idI^

(StôjI— csf^cy rar&Tl 93 CSf?^ ?QJC/9o— CS^C/3

fflggofOi S) usnzyaj3fol) CG. on which he had

invoked a Deity.

den V. tSTDjTJOciolcSffl (see prec.), (grgjUoolcSsi,

to enter, possess, as a demon.

(ST3)Qj1 T. M. C. Te. 1. Breath, life, a M.{ST3)

Qjl 5)-a)a^(Saa)dricn3nti RC. granted life. (grjjXil

<3ycbo)cfl5iDS^3)aionr's<b aj -rasngocal RC. in the

soul. (grgj-TjlcSs ôuo (sra-ua?! o^ôajrooRC.

(ST2)-'ij1 ©§'S' to yawn, sigh ((Sôgoojl see

2. vapour, steam {3rg)ijl:05-,ejo 1. ley of ashes

(aT2)'(!5TJn1rai) i^c8t3Si V2. to soak clothes in

ley. (comp. (Sr^xi'a?.) 2. steamer B.

3. T.M. tank (={STg)5ll) (srajiHcsiilrai) rmoaro.

4. =(Srp):ijlro!!. csrOjXilcSara'rro, (srSjijla^sis (Soj

(Szzcgai •j)(moejl ^maao GP.

(Sr2)iJ^cs2/o§= a kind of goat(s)^.orolcao§)(gir2)xn

cao§ln6 ojorab gcaao, sisicrj gsajoo aia^ GP.

CST^Qjl:e<5) aM. (T. Te. to gape) To desire

"Vi. (see (5Yg).iJral)).

(Slf3)ajlejQavilaiIl S.Foul (ST3)'zo32,' eaejjBrhmd.

CSTD)Qj1 "si) avil Coesalpinia bonducella (Si^'aj

fra.TTO 0ra3rmaO3j CG. (Sir2)3J^S£U5):3i3-oenamed.

(=(Sira)xn 4.)

(Sr3)Qjloro avis, CSrD)Qjl8 S. (=(srî2\B}

Manifestly (grajOjlroomogo, m^'u^z^so Bhg.

(SrgjxTleojlasi to come to the light, appear

csrog s)-Qia2Jonb (sro). CTTlnb^.-orai^-jjioilral) Mud.

(=(S'niomoc9i).

part. (Stgnjligfoio; tsrîjlc^'aio from otgjxTic^

fDlt95) to manifest, declare publicly. (Hraaj

ro25)s qcrn'fal) (SirojijlfODaijlaA CC. = (aj,'mj

(!5TD)Qjlcaa o avistam S. ((sr^^cucaldis) q. V.)

CSTD)ajlrDo aviram M. Beng. (T. (srîîro C.)

Cassia auriculata. ff)Q_iD(mD.ijlroo Cassia occi-

dentalis, (So. gôjormDfoalli'ont)) ftajacma.ijl.'D

<a)o gJSi^ a med. [Ah!

(ST3)CLJ aVU 1.2ndfut. of (STOjaai q. V. 2. interj.

CSf^CyaSô avrSam S. (rsr^^jcoTmo) Covered

jDro3ch?)305n^ rSTOj'moan cry^nb KR.

CS^Cy rOYcl avrtti S. ((STSajmao) A turn, time

ciD0fD<ag).T3ir) oQ'f^ (s%ysio^ t&aaioo Gan. as

many times as. cLjîynôrnloiabo org). ^(S^clj

nsraoQ, Gan. the double of.

05YD)(SQJC/3o avesam S. (ojloa) Entering, pene-

tration, possession by spirits, ((srOjSxic'asigj

§c9i to be possessed, inspired) engagedness of

mind Qjl§^Z260Bg3rab (sracucXsaa otO). (Srg)^

ce^Dfift PT. <nnlnmo0S!JQcb aocn^cn^tm aneiuDcranrro

5)5 (ST2)Saji-'3aQg)Zio^,Tro ^sl CG. thy very

names inspire her with love.

.-srajScucaanofonb demoniac.

denV. (Sir3|(SQJc;alc9s) to enter, be occupied with zo

CToliTji) (3r3)'^^ J3jl -013)0 (Tcl5iai.S3 Bhr. usurp.

(gra§ld3a onl«3Hcbi)5) m^''gj^<iy)\cm(Si^ TilvP.

part. OTrajxTlcôl. possessed, engrossed. 2.=(Si3)

(S.ijcfao; 3c>aocnj (gzl^^ v9iejl>-a>nb (ST2)XiI

c^-Braofa?) Bhr 3. [sure.

CSY3)(2QJca[:i OOo avestanam S. (s.ijd^) Encio-

(SifD)CcQJ3ejl avoli So. (ST2)'Sftoej^No. (Si[2)<sajan

Vi. Pomfret; Stromateus P.

SiOJig CST2). Str. candidus.

<9>D(b (SrO). Str. niger.

(Sif^C/3 asa S. 1. (V^tsraf./a reach) Quarter (=al

cSs) 3®§oc-'3 5)n_io|oaj5rpo (8Ta§ciDoaroo5) jiitÂR.

njrnra)a'.--30craa-!ooolosn= BhrmPT. 2. (sr^-.'sfTy

Ted. = (srajcaocn:). a.)hope cunooomoo ,ai5)§o

mao (Srgc-'a aj^so prov. oraftnlcm tsrajca ojIô TR.

shall not hope for it. âm (n?2^S)S (Sr2)'.'3 «J?1

crra TR. I have lost all hope. S)a)D§i3i:D S)S)£>^<as^

(BTgo'asyo 5)i9)0sni 5)o)cCb<S3 fUtiilcqjo prov. oroj

fUTJitS^ralso-ioejo fBT3)C/a <ao5)sroro)0f:s aiocraaoa

mo SiPu. a hope hardly nourished in dreams.

CDOaOJô gsngao Q^(TraS)@a0«)0O3 SSiosejsrg CG.

don't nourish the hope. a^Scyooja-oroi^sKSng)

(J3 o_iosroi^ jijrarigjaj"rf) (ffracoZDCCanbKR. who

deceives by raising false hopes, erg). 6)ô§

t9a«s^ prov. b.) desire, longing sxuOfmoc/a

06m3C/8, 6)a_i6rnoc/a etc. ojl.ijiai.tna'fij!) <S(Q^

Q_joQS) GnP. o'TlcmDC'a <ei5nglo)âf!sajcS8o (Bra

(S^joAnj. Alas none longs after thee. (8Tg)Cya rnl

CSilCQIo ODOC/Bo QJf!B(iJ®0 — with Loc. fsra(ti>'((A

(SfQ)Ud 6)aj_^ (also (BrajrHnD, (ffrau<sa3§— igfOi

ôc^ (i)ajf03(i^ Anj.)

(gira):73o)g-J§ 3> to covet, fall in love.

CSf^C/doCrO— (Slf5)olC/3nD.£Uo 94 (SifÔSUcô— CSf^^^CSDo

(STOjoaoojoc/ao aiosfh, ojoih to alluro.

(ST^jC/aosocoo disappointment.

denV. rgrDj-'olcOffl to desire, hope.

(STg)C/3ooro asamsa S. = (bt5)'.'3 2.

deiiV. fgT2)<j3ocurio8s) to wish Vi.

CSf^Cfd^ asanga S. ((.a©,) Misgiving Vi.

denV. (ST3)'.'OM7l:t3s! to suspect.

CSÔd^SVo asayam S. (cal) Receptacle, chiefly

mind ijauaim (ST3)'m\ol) Sniw^ Bhr. (— cCjO

cnl^) (eT^coscQ; ^crai^ pt.

(STQ)a3rOOfb asarail S. (voracious) RSxasa mO)

macd?! o_)rrmlfDosng cxio'ulsssi SiPu.

(ST5)a33rYt) asah T. SoM. Schoolmaster (= (Brg,

jjJOQOjab q. v.)

(51(2)03 o.-fl T. M. carpenter, (fem. tgY2):/aD;'o^^)

said to be of Brahm. offspring, sculptor of

idols, also of stone. (SigcaDro^c^'jis s^j'^d ot^)

elojô 6i§ajo c&cô prov. also saaJoji-orolTP.

(SlfÔQDÎ So. Garden-cress, better tgra ô£l.

I. (ST0)C/b1 asi S. Serpent's fang.

(5Tg)'-'jl.2jlceQnaO(ti Bhr, serpents.

II. CS^CfS] Tdbh. = (5i[a)--i"l[T:^S. (caocro) Prayer,

blessing. (alc9moc/3l3i|.o (ajolooibRC. c5ra)'jalcqjo

5).nJ0gjl Bhr. OJO!^ oQcmOL'S] «xUogJI AR. csa

calôb môimoraooalcsjô o^sr^ CG. a.-mtne

Q-ijijmssBch {STa)-i3jl;ôl RC.

(Si2)fjalg^' & fgrgoalfrj; S. raia.XKBaosoL'a'Irrn o_j

roli^/jaiiil^ Bhr.

(ST3)C/a1djoao blessing (&(ST9)C'aldjâoo) (Stgiiiio

^®rnD5 t5i3). QJ065BI a-aED^smei^'c^Bhri.

cru«^s<ô)5 (srO). S)S)£tê^3^,o5n^ KR. their

thanks. (gTaSm>a.o(gi:3)jaldj3a J TR.(=cruajoo)

mroajalral 5)S)ai5)ajjj' (stD). s^jijogjl VilvP.

den V. (grgjcalciialito to bless. g),-i3i:)5«)o (sro)'^

5)iiJonT)(Sg_joc)o Mud. (^rnl (sr^'ôz;.^ KR,

<!Sf^(^ asu S. (G. '5kos) 1, Quickly, soon, (grg,

^(S.xjDcalslooDnb. 2,=(STg)^(Qjl.:ii9l rice ripen-

ing during the monsoon, [VCh(Srgt^&ofol resolute; {SiTOj^fliOi^limjo (Scusmo

(5t3)^CQo swift (arrow Sk. wind) fgrgiC^coSOJ

'^^•^ ^^''-[impurity, aj£J,

(Sl^6^C/3fi9.QJo asaujam S. (^^) Ceremonial

(Sir(3)agil'5jo ascaryam S. (nJifc) l. Wonderful,

strange, welldone!

(Sirg)C®J'Sjab a marvellous person.

2. wonder, admiration f5T2,C@]3J^raaocs2; (mn_i

ffw KR. astonishing.

(5ir2)C®]SjS)gL_jâi to wonder.

(!SfS)[^/d)(2i3 asramam S. (r^z) l. Hermitage,

<i_isn^',-D3ej f. i. <a)Dsl(iA (ST3). ro)lOT3 ojDtSy,, 2. the

4 stages of Brahminical life, Brahmacari,

Grhasta, Vanaprastha, Sannyasi (ST3). alsfn'

cflffl KU. to observe the rules of each (srg).

(!S^[^QQ)o asrayam s, ((t^) i. Support, to

what one leans, refuge, (StV). fDgjOi-mruan ô

O'ajfonborg). prov. Mud. (ST^). fsra:uc9« o^gaAR.

how are they to help themselves? (S^.orijilcg

emsmgch oagjODolmao (Sf^. (fiâjnti Bhg. the

centre round which the stars revolve, axis=

(!j)lroi(fi80ol. 2 protection & reliance rooeaa

Qj Q^^tn^DSifm 0OO (SYO;. tSTOiicSnlgj KR. they

rely altogether on the king. cftoaisTmslcanral) (srj)'

003271 cni^ TR. to stand under the Government

of the HC. foosso-xTlointiD fsrg). ojlsl-^ ajosa

crosQUrolifisaTD TR. to remain abroad under the

Raja's protection, ojaioso ajoiisroisl ST^). ojl

sl-^ njaTOejl.-al) qjtto TR. resorted to the

harbour under the HC.'s protection. 3. any

dependence or relation, also adj. (sr^ izzzo a

00)0^23)^003^1 MM. that vital spot is near the

teeth; most of the izzZo are (gTan\Hfl(Si2)'^C2;

GSBcb etc. bTuo^êaora ajzaofcâzô (tsiSod ggg

Bhr. the Cshatrias' business is action.

denV, (gKg);cg)cal(S5i (part. (Sf^'^~£]^ & (S%

(c^-0j) 1. to seek support, have recourse to

onliTbrLjoaa (gT9)'.c3)3ri^ AR. OTooao ca^ôj

csais^'ara (3t2);c^..5jl2(mo Mud. has he join-

ed the enemy? (ST2)'03)3il_^5rrarmiiab PTi.

livingbyservice. 2. to trust, believe snjSX)

(^mlaiTJooreraj'CÎ^Mud.a'loptedBuddhaism.

3. to have some connexion with Steraomo (grO)

(O^-oJ Scaoô <&;a-^-AR. to expel grief

through philosophy. ^(iô)cr)(BT2)'C3;cal-^n.j

05rawiBhr.=:auo5aj(TL6'^,<aol^; rooeacuzzo

(ST^l^QJo— cST5)rronOo 95 (ST^cYV)>-Yr)o— cST^rroDDOOo

(SfQj'^^M fglcîb (sraolcdn^ Bhr. Bhishma

explained about a king's duties,

part. (5irD);c^(tr)nt) dependaut, client, believer

(ST2)',6^(majrai'oeja6 loving his dependants

(God, king) (5ira)';6^fOiX)3'5TO&iio Bhr.

reoaofbCG. make them feel secure, nourish

their reliance.

<St^lC/d)Q_lo asravam S. (^) Promise.

part. (gT3'(C;^(a)o promised.

denV. (sr^'c^0J^<S5> to engage Vi.

CST^CSCya cSno aslesam S. (9§l:a2) Embrace n_ic

czo<2g^-B:\o SQjQlps PT. untied.

denV. foisoaa^raf) (Sraj'S^.-fiTl-^Bhr. c/DDoiCo (SrO)

part. (STDjg^viô embraced.

(ST3)C/3_]CQj ^go, (Sir5)C/djnoOo asvayujam s.

The month cS^^rrnl (Bracojlo^),

CSif^C/3_icr\5l3&s. asvasikka S. (o-ajcro) To

breathe up, recover from a fit, be relieved,

consoled, rest (BajfDli5)i>.05ng rmg.nnocA)_icrul^

AR. oQnDOc-ojcrul-^ CC. flattered herself.

part. (51^0-3-1.11^1(010, (grgjO-ajnô.

CV. (ST3)'J3Jcnrig_pc95i to refresh, comfort,

soothe. (5T3)-'o-icrulg_jlnb q^ttd si-oiagj' cn\

cmowJcrol^^CG. <zz cijl.-oiDcSaasDQ^fD <srO)

c-ajcnSlgjldfl col AR. console my bereaved

parents.

(Stgjoajocruo 1. relief, comfort alnno (Hta.TODroo

(ST2). asng, cuosrais) org). curojOTal TR.

—

also (gT3)L'ajnrj;j-!3i. 2. time for breathing,

section fTjoflcajDcajacToo 3rd chapter.

CSTf^ênocaSo asadham S. {(gra.âoip from crco

noco) Month '£>d>r,?9)0 or alMjCDo.

CST^rnja&raâl asaktah S. (crosms) Cleaving

to, attached, devoted.

(grgjcrucsWl attachment, zeal. rooscsTlral) (STJ).

e)ai05n§ raa"!^ (SruDcail KR.

(5T3)Croocoo l.= (gi2)XCc9<^. 2. uninterrupted.

aSf^ciXXDo asanam S. (rsTOjTo) i. Seat, stool

fD3S3D — . oijlotioa — throne. 2. fundament

(ST2)'TDn')o gs'.caioa)!), (STgj'cSTJn^rab ajerrb prov. o^jq,

crii (ST2)nocr).oio7lnb aflipli-<A5)aj£K) TR. (torture).

part, (ergjcrolmn*) seated.

(Sir&)rojnnno asannam s. (a-ca) Near, orgnxi

cmBizeAo impending death.

(Slf2)Croo3j o obtainable Vi. o_i3-aiDg.o (SrsorUDe.

CC. going to Hades.

(Sif3)rnj2f0o asaram s. (ixîb) Shower (sro). @s63131= Ion ont) ;uoa"uajnb Bhr. Indra rained.

(STO)Cnj(Oo asuram S. ((TOoyro) Diabolical,

savage (as marrying by purchase).

(gT3)CT\j:'ol 1. surgery. 2. the9th ajD.tio of the

human body — gojiViDo VCh.

CSif5)cron3lrmoaskand'i6ams. (t^rs) Gallop.

(gTa)'Qjjn3mo attack, assault.

(ST5)rro fCi&nOoastaranams. (n^*) Spreading

mat. carpet ajr^Dn^'Dsmgfiiio AR.

denV. (ST3)(Tgrol(fls)= aj'ralc95) Vi.

CSTO)oru'l asti 5. (from fffianrvî?) Property,

substance, riches (Srgin^ .aicb cOfiaailgjl as, cu

aul3_jlc95)(doc.); cLja^StSa fSTOjOAjlajfl. TR. the

financial means for war (opp. (5T5)c)d, (SaiOiBs).

(grgjnr^cSsioranb wealthy.

{STg)(Tî>5nb S. (opp. monrâinb) 1. believer in

the reality of God & world. 2. M,= (gi3)

m^=95)oranb, hence

(3T2)Tylô 1. faith orgj'cszof ffi-ojo^, (aig)'

g@a ea.TDo enj.T^zocnlcSso Bhr. 2. M.

(SigjCTîô. ^gjoig!, cQiOfosmDra') SiPu3.

from poverty.

(ST0)2rrO aSte P. ahiste, Gently, slowly.

(ST^COOD astha S. (orUDo) l. Regard for, care

rm9mrroi<Tnl(jj@aocTUDa2ô®ej CG. cros^mojijo

formalrab (SITO). ansrsasTlrai; SiPu. if you mind the

laws of good breeding. 2. longing for ST^nxiiJ

CQ'OQQJnrra cussultSsScnJOcVi CG. if determined to

cheat. (5i5)TUQfaiy9_jl^ ajDcsracO/oraf) kindled the

nflection afresh.

(Sigj^ruDg-JO^ So. disposition, provision for PP.

hence (srgjTUDZDaaa) to prepare for, get

ready Vi. (= (ai^^J^-Tsraio) (3T3)aruQcr>3(3^@a

ojl.'Dlsiaiint) CG.

(ST3)Cf\iQQrino Assembly; hallof audience (sra)

n'U£i3rnaj3oruî).doCG. ministers, courtiers, etc.

CSirîrajj Qo— (STôDD 96 (STC)(2aDCQ;o— as^bo

(Sr^. ojcSui Bhr. fsrgj'foralfa!) oolsimosl cu'TraCO.

(Brahma surprised); generally:

(aT2)rruDoania'jrm).T-io (also (grgjTOQomaaalrao

CG.) Royal hall KU. (st^'Sclj rocnna^SlociDD

crociDo (Q_joajl_a\ Bhr. (S%. ajcfi® 6)e(3)£\svsi^

arojxJlmDnt) SiPu. (a conqueror).

(ffr3)n\iDD(nnl the saino (Vi. court-house).

CSif^rn^Qo aspad'amS.(Q_jao+ org) Scat, place

(= oruDDCDo) crooc/3C2j,-BT3)lrrn (gra^Qjo (sr^. gj

^Drma MR. exempt from the slightest sus-

picion. (srgjOjmailnDDgTjat) Bhr. occasion for. —

God is called (Saaa&iao <QinsfflmDg[\]ao CG.

CSTQ)(T\^,o asyam S. (otojTO L. os) Face, mouth

(gTg)mjo(sic.) S)ia)Dck)£b toeastin theface, knock

against one Vi.

(J5^cro^Q\^& asvad'ikka S. (croja)To taste

(^nrolfolssB (S)ci) noaJo(gTg)'c9(3nm S.xjosiej SiPu.

;

met. (fryloicffi Bhr. (OunmazcTUSBflftsramo (grg).

Anj. ajDa,ej(b, igej, gsdtaocnj etc. AR.

(SirO)oro as P. ((ST2) ^ Vi.) Mill, (groj^^cearo!) (m^

-oJcesigj Vi.) pair of millstones.

CSY3)QDrWo ahaSam S. (oont)) Beaten Vi.

denV. <sscS\ (srâDoolcSo) to strike drum Bhr. qd^^ &fras^g_Jlsl:^ — (gra.ijnb ^-saoolcai^ral) (grpjoo

rnlônb CG.

(SYS)QDfQ&nOo aharanam S. (ao*) Fetching.

denV. (grdj-iOralcOffl to fetch.

CSlôODroo (takin g to one's self) Food ojl ejDQjl

on^TR. (gT3)iDDr3eoi3§.o6D^cnle(3yo gigjKR.

no meals.

denV. anejiâio orgjaODro^-^ AR 6. lived upon.

(SirS)aDQJo ahavam S.(^=aoJD) Calling out,

battle, fight. Bhr.

(STg)^«j)i S. (i^) sacrifice 0Do(Too2£ifTfit9i§.o

ffijij^ma Nal. m^. otsasi to offer up. gn

5)rmDrao^f!j)l e^^^srmnb oQch ^sejo5)a-3

(S^ns RC.

part. tsf^nQtmo sacrificed.

(Sl2)'a£^fO>o called.

(SfôDO aha interj. (srOjoDo 6).'3i:ipl_^ .araeraro)

6)-aJoaT)onb SG.

(STO)(SaDca'o aheyam S. (tma-iol) Snakish m^(S-iOHôO 01310 12, ocX) Bhr. died from snakebite.

CSifO)arnla65o anhi'yam S. ((gta^rinb) What is

done daily, in a day or by day (f. i. &>zZio),

Tdbh. (ST2)rn)^.

CSfQqO'jfio ahladam S. (aoos) Gladness.

CSY5)aD_i:nOoahvanam S.(aDJ0)Call, summons

(grgj. 6)jiS'^=Qji£\<Bs,. [called Rama.

(aT2)-a")J-2)o name. rooaDîOJînii the person

(SirQ)^0nOo alanam S. Post to which elephants

are tied 5)^s<e30ol; fgtsaocnaajcTiu^rol HNK.

I- CSTQ)^ all S. l. = (3r3)Xiejl Row (aTf2)al5>^§1

msctte to march in procession. 2. S. ( (Bi(2)d)?

female friend S) motpl pi. (gir3)C(ao(b, — eam

esscb.

11. CSrO)^ T. M. C. ({Br3)f <&>) Holder ojlgjoa^,

eoiraoa'} n_jsc2.'Dg1, rolfSDa'' etc.

I. (Sif^&oe), ^ alu'ya No. = a.o|.^ To cry out,

roar (C. (Siêj SoM. (SrojGjliSsi).

(SrOjCgJ (loc.) an explosion.

II. CSr3)^de5, en§^ T.M. C. Tu. (Te. Qêj)l.To

rule (BiafOôin^ ^sasol Pay. cnosTô gaajrib

KR. Q-jscs2;oiS5r@0(b RC. officers; to tend <9)0fijl

<aic)o STO)?^ oosma Bhr.

2. to possess, have^smi2D5rs= 2@g ; soiaiaD

§.0.xiab RC, <0irnlaj3|.fm CG. gracious aj

a^nrSlajosng cnâj.-zyTiaTo Swarg. to hold &

show mercy. e3ca)iaD5ngaBf.a>; QjinrôraaDsrg

KR. extensive, la^jtplcsiilrai) {ara)îr@ ojip TR.

the river at Mahe. <9i^05Tâjn6 he that

has the power Vi. foissasa (StSiSîTsonb CG.

their lover (or Lord); with Ace. ^g ^5mesB5)§. m^^cm aj(g)n6 CG.

— CV. in £)<ô£\<Bsi f.i. (STa,1jra36)S ojcSSKiji)

c£hôal-gj PP. delivered up to them.

(Another modern (srgiîTg see under (ST2)"rb in

(STD)a3rT7D.)

(Sf^ba al T. M, C. Tu. (in Tu. & Te. woman,

hence the fem. term (ST0)c\3, (BTOcb) comp. prec.

1. A person, sjo-ismocb a female, aasido ro

sr^Dc>3 both sons, (STga o (Si@aâjQô tp.-oiil TR.

CSirQ)|\o 97 «ST^Lk3 0(6]— ctST^^cei

garrisoned the forts. (sr^jSig. raraii'dSoi to soiul.

ooDo cerOjiâ (srasi'^xiaicD ojlsl^ TR. they

seized my messeng-er. gjio ooaUjOraoib ^0 gD

cosogQo ^0 cginacio (ST2)|.o aengDtSjcm (srajcb

rcnsicm TR. (srg)f.ajlej (Siniajlaj prov. 2. an

able person csrannb tsrOjas^tl has become a

man. raionb {Sif2)3ocs£l ojOQgi^dh V2. to under-

take a responsibility. With Dat. & 2nd adv.

able, ml oôxm foa£Qlg_jonb israjagj Lit. thou

art not the wife to nurse me. gjg fl^cs^l^

Qjonb (SrojQ eraonb Mud. I shall do it. as)t9s)

<fla0Dc)o qualified for all. (sra^ croaolgjonb (St^

gôaicffilgj TR. it will be intolerable.

(ST2)2ocein to bring up well; to appoint to an

office ; to fit for.

3. servant, slave. {aTa)c>o siJOôgga to buy a slave

Yi. 4. measure of a man ofOortocbnajggo,

rosngocb ojoo 6>aj@go Q,sn^ MR. OT2)c)acijoo

prov.

Comp. (STfâsIa (3) VyM. slave.

(girOjasiiSsiogjl money (mankiller).

(grgjao^' (2) capacity. So.

(ST3)f.0o the wall surrounding a well.

fcT3)'?)a35l battlement of fort B.

{ST5)C>3cesiO§l a mockingbird (B. Job. = hawk?)

(SrgcbcflsiOib (3) dependants ê32jaj22!aso raos3

aji20ra3o (ST3)c)oc95i03roD§ @sl (doc), 6iOQ,<a)0

ronfa (BTOjcbcSaoib igêJ032;aj(b MR. hired

servants.

(BY2)c)oc95)0Câ Venetian Vi.(a kind of (Sf^Z'iS).

(Birgjchôlcanb a bird in Trav.

(gira)c)o;£3ejl (3) slave's hire.

(ST2)c)o j3jlfmo (2) fitting a man; proportions of

a person. [another person,

(STg)c)oQ_joso (3) rent of a slave lent out to

(5irO)C>a0oooo disguising the person. (STD). OjIQj

the art of assuming any form. tBT^'aacori

(or — (mtDDffiai) aoetar^ Sojosii'i TP. made

herself invisible.

fST2)C>D'®o_)o imago (of gold, silver) aicalcOsi

CSTS)L^0(O] almari Fort.z=(SKsdôS\ Almeira.

cSTa)iôDrb alvar & cst^^qjq,'^ t. m. c. Te.

("the rulers" or "the humble") Title of the

12 Yishnu apostles, see (sr^^.UDrrb.

(J5f^^cBe> alakku (T. C. (sr^'fO:a2) A handful=(So-jDSja (prh. from cgraro gyices) the 'r of a ma

ipl = 5 r^£r,^ CS.

a_iy>s3Q0tpaa a half alakku, ^'^r Nali.'lbaS^'ô alam T. M. C (\^;aa<^ in (Biay'soig) Depth,

deep place, (grg). (SmSiBs^ to sound a place,

sift a person or matter. — met. (Sr0itf.^3s:iint)

a deep man — (srg. o^stq saoao CG. (5ra)'f^gg

<Q3tflc9« etc. prov.

(STgjtPOfoTl So. a class of Pagoda attendants.

(erg)y ocrafat So.=a_iej a'gjgjam Bignonia Indica.

OSrg);pl ali T. M. C. ((SY^'^PdJ.) l. The deep, ocean

(STOjtplciô gj^Dtplcqô sea &land, moaiDiPi .ojool

oimod) ^QtplKR. (gxg)tpl(Q)c)o the 4 oceans, (sraj

iplsicai <&)SsraTg) CG. (ajoaio^pl eto.); tgr3)-plaj

srntti, {8Tg)iil<Sm(bxi5]!nr,fa Crslina, black as the

sea. (grgj^-plaooolml, (srgiplao^ Laxmi. (ST2)<fl

aofOiD^rm eisio.jtm.'c)!) CG. (gTr3)tpl5ig_j5mD^nT) aio

Qjemnb Laxmi's husband (or= (cîzDa6).

2. reservoir mlrooipliSicb; ftojos^ôiplairii'aii

j7)S Bhr. in a tank.

f3T2)'=plcfflOQ N. pr. Codungulur KU.

3. roundness (from 1. (sr^^S)W5)(SS)0sns (graro

sraro)D5rnl§lrold}i2om giofFi PT.) fsrgjtpl Qjlg4

RC. round bow, So. <So_iDfOOtpl= jii(ôdisk,

iGômcao^ ring. — (SY3)Vp1 So. funeral pile.

4. (ST2)!i^rooe3D3j' KU. the "seeking", title of

Arakkal, as ruler of the LakkadTves (= (Sig;

elfo'jsioaj & Ali RiTja).

5. (STOjtplcestplcemO'imo (prh. = (mo!fl\i) a kind

of mortgage W.

(St^ôej, ercQ alu-âT. M. C. (Te. oaioco) i\^(SO

tp) V. n. Sink=,-aiD^>3i; vu. (SrgiJng sank to the

bottom. eorosaosDsiTo & eoô 6^s>osng raiosna

Bhr 1. tgT2)5rra2n.j05)Cffi(263i3aao oJloismans ma

el CG. (mark of pregnancy) (ST2)T)n3.XJDra1

oTlrol) csrgim-fihisnno CG. §8ajTL-:gQOTJ^>'3!) aTl

ffirjosrra Vil.

(!S<0)^S^—-^(BQ> 98 CSif3)^QJD— 636(5^

Inf. (3T(0)'r, farajSLP deeply. orgjiPcOsi^cOs) as for

plixiitinf>- eoeoanuts, rararocijloiiloy iôl

ôrah MM.

VN. (5T3)^ T. M, (T. (S^tf the same) 1. a sun-

set, weekday (a)\°a>ô^ etc. 2. = (Sif5)\£|U§o

a week. arao.âLisOTal(3i) <n.o,ooi^<2ajonrnl§

ojobRS.

(ST2)tf'i?odaily or weekly duty; regular bath

with oil on "Wednesday & Saturday.

(BTOi'P £>•, tP '^ V. a. to sink, immerse oihoiTD

ajlrolftjii f5T9)'!3Ta?la.a<e.<s^(} «^c^ KU. o.ug@

raialta!) S)a^ (srgj'âjoab esxiljxj TR. a

torture,

CSTg)^QJ'jCB6tSUfDl (fST2):ânb) ^\ pr. of a Brah-

man village, the head of which (gtg). ro>fnj3<9s;cb

is the leader of the ti_icrnlcgj(t>igjQ (near Tiru-

navay, in Adinatha) KU.

m.go Found in Tdbh.'s: before initial ro, ai, s as

goraacal, gjaixiocoo, gpSdSsi; — instead of ^

as 6DSajo; — inserted, as <£horalc2Jo, cura^-Qao.

In Dravidian words it changes with a as in

@.ns, garol — glides into oQ) before Cerebrals

& Liquids, as go So, o<j)5o; ©ra, ^063i§, 332^)

âcai etc.

g]0 i 5. This, hence gDOjnb, @3@.— The follow-

ing Consonant is doubled: ^(Saoejo this time.

gjsi-ojcsy'^ (po-) tl^'S thing done. sprrnlscQcb

(po.) you here.— It stands for the first person

:

^8^0063190)3 ojoaHsigflsmo (po.) preserve us.

gJCSgoTIo I.

^cftjOjt i'J/al T. M. (T. ^<0i, C. 82^93 put down,

destroy) Fight. (grasiS^'J) ^n"nl a-.rat aiigSo^DSiZD

RC4.

^<aigj5,ao=:2a_iO(b(a5iaf) in RC. fD<aigj^g,on_j<a

(TOonb 34 gjaiâ.-sroTlcss 57. (also Mpl.

song ââDfiA siojonsag). [rmcnjroosicr)).

g)<£hOQa.?= (3raaioci'di (po. i§8suo gajSiOQnT)

©<9)ca«, K^ T. aM, gjtft 01a QO'^-arouQl RC. the

conquering Rama.

^(£6) ikka Ar.? Uneleâ^DfiDsmajib (Mpl.)

gpcfiCj) ikku aM. (gj<9i or gDqa2)= (ST3)T-j.Tna,

OTiS in RC. ^(SfiOjlgjSiajmo said, there was no

trouble. [(Ss)— also Vi,

®(Sisi^ T. C. Tu. straits, difficulty (from ^q,

^<9st£^(Bs> (T. a@<e®) to draw in the stomach B.

gOiOnlal Y2.= flT'itSâ^ tickling.

@3<fi6)1c>aS. aolcfl5)(No.QQ)c9siis)&g3t65i1sohickup

Vl.— jDcesTli^ @ [a_)aiOro--3ralfiA Nid.

^(Sje6ic5^l C. Tu. M. The residence of the Bednur

Lingaite kings— ^(ScasioloroocruDOCDo their

kingdom — ^SfKiolgJsmo,— cufoooDnb their

coins.

gDScSiiolcaonb N. pr. the king, who subdued

the North of Colauadu KU.

gQcfttJ^ iksu S. Sugarcane (Te. gjoray from gDob)

jiJtSjilfiA (gTas.s)g_ji)5Dit) ajdsajScLjooi&j CG.

i^cftj^t^JOA 0. N. pr. First king of Ayodhya

Brhm P.

1^93^r^rro iilginSU Ar. (from Inglese) English

(KU.) giSBrTlrolain:^ 6)c9iogjt) the Christian era,

A. D.(T.R.) [spark) Firefly B.

ôCy:)6rDo inganam aC. (©.ib, £nsmo sweet

ôCOl(7Doingi6am S. (ôco to move) 1. Gesture,

shrug, hint ôoS^mosyi^xêisBô s^c^cxjô ora

olscaismo VC. 2. intent, purpose (= ogdicot))

eoajo). gDocoiftno fiolioio ojosroi^PTs. gave the

proper explanation. — ôcolroio (SQ_i05)aj ge?

sa9i= wSLnô Sil.

g3ocol(<yie%W)nbSk. knowing one's thoughts, God.

@3 ocol(3i£SOT)neO(l) AR 6. whoknow to take hints.

ô^'Sl ingud'i S. a med. plant (Terminalia

Catappa?)—jDocoal i2«)-ni^nb ajlifaifoilitii) 6)jii

nraKR2.

•gSSîiinuT.M. (3Do=3D@) l.Inthisdirection,

here. 2. to me, to us. gjssgi^c&iasng.Tjrao TR.

(^j^(6\— iêtmj 99 êtmlli'zib— ^s

bring me them here. aj(ra)"it) ©(SssQSinb <Sa_io

(Oio KR. (=Q®rnl(Ss).

©(S63a32,'0c)o, ©(SsoQonb our man.

^65Q®no ((srasno), g^ssBlsm 1. thus (=jD(9s;

STDdSs, gornT3)f0o)— ca'OTXCio.iDDro.'iJiainT) ^,

QQ)rrnlgj Bhr, no rule as to how. 2. gjsoe

Son (galro^saj coc2;i-^Nal3. just(r=o)ajQff)-3i)

without any preparations. g}6S)3mcS,WTS such

(gj. Zip etc.)

jdrsqIss, gjestals here, hither (po.)

©6!5g,T)3 (onlmo) 1. from here, hence. 2. from

me or us. — Often Abl. for Nom. sjsag'rra

crozzr^cSsi ^^ TR. we shall not agree.

3. also the 2nd person, with whom the speaker

identifies himself ^SDigonlnmaiitocesismo c-al

c^rolfiA êjsiracsjô AR. please send (from

here your) disciples. [^j^-^ KU. to us.

©<3s!3BDc9al ((SmocSsl) hither. /SY35i3grrr?lS6!5QDi3sil

@D<E6C13DS (a_is) 1. hither, this way. 2. the

1st person foSssoDS sôal^ TR. asked

me. g)<S6!3eDsajl(Sroocir'£haocaX)(b MR. my

enemies. gD<S63S3S§@o gcuairolcaiDg KR.

(=m^cag). 3. the nearer of two parties

^Drab PTs. (ST3SS50D§ tgrau^.-ml 5).rU3J^

PT2. cuemo s><sio§'t5Taorai) q,swo ^sssaDS

cxTls rmrooib MR.

^S^(S\ icciri = ^rmalro"l Very little.

(SDrJid iccha S. (Vâj.cfia seek, wish) Wish, de-

sire (Bra Djsiobo g3.nr3(S.i_io6iej(Bra.xir)3on1^_DS)rai

TR. g:.araca3^Dsi PTi. jumped lustily.

gD-îfS 'SsiOfonb, m.nib ooscTuorol 8elfwilled=(Scrc_iCd UQ

-^cssioronb. tone's ^jgh.

gO-ara DQdêjo, @ -aiB oaa(f3n.jo agreeable to

@D.ni3 OQ.j'Oinjo diet according to the patient's

liking (med.) [^Jrfô).

denV. g3.ao1cBa to desire, wish, will (part.

gj-ora desirous (po.)

^S) ijy^ S. (\/^ca^) Sacrifice (po.)

gpetgU inja SoM. = oroo6!3i3, tmaOTra, Acacia In-

tsia (\,^ gDStsy T. ^^ C. Te. be soaked, dry

up)— g5 5Tsace3fD3nrm GP65.

jDffsa^ T. M. green ginger. Amomum Zingiber

(S. ^sraiioso? Zingiber = j3ri3Q!ri®aj(b)—o-j^staiD, aftTDdSsilsiffir' or âa. gDstail

s^.-araoejl a med. —

@15i2ulô:^ the juice of ginger. —

^srajilio^lnDXinb very angry, silly.— (kinds

:

<eiO§l6T3ul Zing. Zerumbet, eeJcaTletar'

Alpinia Alleghas).

^Gtmjld), 1^6^^ Ar. illjIl= EYangelium,

the New Testament (Mpl.)

i^ffrtnTl£l-. "\ iiijilippu (loc) Fear, awe, modes-

ty. — ^. ^ôi)i3):i>nb who touches every

thing, a bore, impudent.

(^S, r^S ida 5. (\^^§) l- Place= ©So.

hence (sa ijlss, ©xilss & the old Loc. 6)cn

si^jlcss rmsiocfiso VC. in the heart, sôjotploq^

rmiTlss (po.) where it rained.

2. interval, place bstween ojlronb gaSSgjcaa^

(0® RS. rushed on. (SÔDfl^srno dhmjOcaiZoralceffll

s (3 Qjro0oibmo§ KU. saioejo gsasal Cajsmo

(8§os^scsPrab KU. aroOT^nb ^sca'lfai) aosrat^

(KR.) aoy^rsralnb ^Sceslss PTs. at intervals

along the road. ;gsl(ScaJD5 oroslailssiaroeJaajfol

^ Mud. {aiO5l(g32JD§'g5lS32J0Sls Anj. â9)C1\lD3

ma_jo(ST3.oc£?j033i^§ Q®jg)^SSa_i3f03oTR. what

distance.

3. interval of time — occasion, leisure <flj03i;

alajorosrorei^s jisrgscdn TR. o. aliicrow^rab

^S roirooo TR. modern ^ssflfol till then.

or)oe4i2ocro<Sm3)c9is) ^5 qjssobI MR. a. 03TO

(sralfiA ^5iSd&5s within 2 months. gotdwrrnliSS

^0 alajcruoi^QcLiBiEgs within the last 10 days.

gl<o:£^^s somewhat before this. (grao-ajSacu

(BiralaaffJS ^STi^.Tif) (S^3finl<2i2:i30o KR. after.

oros^ca/fraroo (Oisplcsjjrmixnlfat ?p5)ScS8 TR. as

long as the feast lasts. — 83(^01(3^1071 gDS

curtSo, ®SS)a)D%(!^, ^S(D3C>5(3.T_i3oVCh. oppor-

tunities will be lost.

4. middle, waist. — what's internal ajscoJejo jd

6ci ejo at home & abroad, jij s^go a_is C^ô KU.

5. measure, chiefly weight. oJODgyls. a.) inter-

stice of the size of a grain. b.) weight of a rice

^s 100 ^s

grain; so ng)g2^ri, tuerrjials lUKji?) >a)iP5Sii CS.

©fflStSinls weight for weight, like for lilce (22sis

dSnls 0oci£h to barter goods Vi.) C0S3.iD(T^-ma7l

(Smoslsncaoc^ ojlasinjo gsKRs.

Cpds. SDSceisiS (4) middling; alternately (2).

6DS(£hGJfD3ai (2) V. n. to be mixed together, —

V. a. to mix well. VN, ^s>Siej-2i.

S5c9s)§l (5) equal weights.

©StSmrol o-jlsl::^ (dhsngo) cr>S(Ss) MR 215. an

nuder-farm (?).

@3Sa3a3rai) (2) post of rails.

©sasiotpl (2) branch of river Vi.

g2Sc9a^s= repeatedly, often.

©Scaaslazô.tb, foSLasiosmasioroob an under-

tenant.

©S(^§ai (2). V. n. to mix with, intermingle,

grow dense or full, (aômejo aifcflaaQooJcrn^

si^slNals. c/3ra«5i3cba3S'^5l ARg. srucuy

(3ejoS)o g3S(ajsl cnsrmofb CC- «a_j5TO6aQSg.o

s ©5(^51 roorulss) SG. essiaomo aj,Tr?'S@

so ChR, is not to be fully obtained. a-s<2£JD

sls@slm (gal ChVr. encompassed by.

@DS@S(£h to occasion (Si1XIOa5^g_jO,l6 g3'<2§5m

510 Genov. = oajocoraTl .uRSK^â-.

^SS5cea^(4) a.) girdle= (HrafOS)tfiffl§. b.)en-

closed passage B.

g2&'2c95-i§ (3) unnecessary, indifferent.

^5S)£KiO<^:unb (2) under-tenant B.

SJS^rat^ (2) a bit of gold between beads B.

@2S!S^fa<e)(2) V. n. tojoin, unite — v. a. gî 5

(S^cflfl to reconcile — g^sSîj agreem3nt.

©SS^rol N.pr. barony in Cadattunadu TP. 33

ss^ral <aa2c>3 KU.

©5@ca3<ft (2) to fill up closely.

gDS.-oiag (3) theft B.

©Sforairoo (4) middling, inferior gjsrarairos.-nifa

6!5e = QJcrnlsijQ —^sâocSfflOi'Dnf) of the common sort of men.

©Sffjcnrtsosng (4) ^. Qjlgô-aj o)ônmoc>D KR5.

choked.

©SOOOip) (2) passage between two rooms B.

©srnlro (2) a partition, middle wall.

®srnl^ (2) to be bail for one Vi.

^SOfflfO)! (I0C.)=: jijlSSOGJ.'

©SfflCDstai (4) (po.) heart.

ggssmroo (3) the afternoon.

@DSa_)Oa) (2) to speak for one, intercede. 61,t_j

6n6 ff)Si&l(Tn p2Sa_ioai match making Vi. 2.

g)Sci_iydtoo No. = <a5)0 n-jiPdDsio slight ac-

quaintance. So. experience.

g25o_)§ai, g:)S5)a_j§i)) (2) to be involved in

an affair, fall in with, (srg) aiorgj-oreiliSnaraf) a

moo gDSo_jsô (BTa^ TR. did not meddle

with. aQ)0^5rao)^ oicn(26raiio5lsff)a_is RC31.

happened to strike, fsrajjairo 5)a.jDraii-oi a

vpl^jonb g2S'j)n-Ji2 q®6J2" RC125. all he

undertook. — z^'^jjcroocoaf^ ?7JSajs cod.-idd

C2?lc9s)0o will help in war. — cf>,Dgjo g^SS^jy

§ 555)ajroo aaej3<ê4o (po.) anger on ac-

count of business. (S oiooôs qôoods oQ

so_i§lsgg e\s^£h^<sei aj-iDa<9'c)o TR.

gjSd-jos, jDSQJOS 1. business, affair, trans-

action. S)a>0@aS)c6aO§ce5! gDSCUOô gDfo'

<mma (jud.) he trades also. aismcasTls

ajD§ (^1(951 settling accounts. 2. quarrel,

contention, gosojos^^'cb tucerai^ foTlfJ^

TR. cLjeTDo5id'05n| (HrauoazooiTl jDSiuo

S^SsrâTR. 3. intercourse, acquaint-

ance, No. 4. final adjustment of a price

or business Vi.

gDSaj0Sc9)Dftinti a dealer, quarreller.

©SSajDcS® (2) acquaintance, experience B.

©S<SQ.jof03<S) (2) to be distant, of sufficient

width. a^DEjajo ®sSa_iorDo (3) the time is

too short. Mud.

fflSqs (VU. a^CS50s) = ^S'Xliplz;SQ-..

g;5i5oWo(S.'!J)(2.) uninterruptedly, gjcjcnj-ach

©SZjolcaoS.oi Sn_iD(a, TrP.

©ScaîBi^Dtfo tlie first night of newly married

TTyar.

gDSa2JD'3^cco gear, SfoiOibTlQinbo ^nscsz/oa^cu

Gsedi TR,

©scaocX) (2. 4) a middle person, intercessor

(HramlnTo 6T3)3n6 stra g^scaôcX) oias® TR.

6DSo 101 ^So

g^scaoso (2) So. doubt, also @scang.<9sio.

@sc£ul§aj, @2S5)ajd35) (3) to discontinue — (2)

to leave an interstice.

©stsTlcss (3) again & again, repeatedly.

gisscaos , o^Ssos potsherd put between the

ricepot & the hearth.

gjsajrocTU narrow & low ridge in ricefields.

gDSOJipl (2) midway, byway, lane, ditch be-

tween two walls, cijlôiabo sitJiScesi ©5QJ

ipl MR.

^SOjI^B) (2. 3) to be interrupted, stop, inter-

mit. tsr^jCS^cuo o^§,-QTaaj(b <S)Z0o gjsojlô

KU. give up. — oD5.xn5D3.ai, gjsetpl'a.'OSfm

incessantly.— g^S-ijlso^j continuation.

gisooral Vi. gjscroi'al regular change, as of

beads & gold. 05rri~l^mc9io gDSTcrol a)ej

CTOga aoaj Mud. (also called ^sasrnl).

^So, fi^So, oQ^So idam 0.(\/^^§)l.Place,

spot- f. i. ojorolso, eniTlso. jnso S)t&.o§d9si to

give room.— tsraajlsiDi^rab there, o^j^nrnls

rmailtsl) in, with me. nolsinbo oQSo &ip\^S)£ho&i

mind thy station, duty, ^srsigi^ moo S>cS^5Z0

w\ RC77. (=o_i3(tn)o).

2. house, mansion of vassals, Naduvalis. oQ

s:ijo 0Dsajo foTlrmg KU. afffi^joim a-.g.5)srora)0

rolso ro£ftil®3fl5mo Bhr. preserve a house by

the sacrifice of one person, ajtyranb gjsgjsrnl

,TQ)§3jld33fT7D TP. to build a mansion, o^s-mal

aojsl Nayer house (loo. aQ^^<^^raiS^). Also

said of supposed mansions of ghosts etc. = rooc/al

f. i. onoejoo @dso (={g.a)Si;i_)(moQl.9ido) (SeiO.-j-Tl

jii, mrmacSsl sâjcesi to undo evil influences

(superst.)

3. measure, portion, also of time. (gra^^îJSgg

SS.'srajog.o TR. as far as he knows. sraolSoroirsso

njo32;ooMud. (btocij^so 6isa_ir0gjlra')o_)O<2s;smo

Bhri. on this head I must enlarge, i^td (^

Oold) 6i(b nQSo <Q<W^^— -},. OolsoboSo îipi

c95) pass thy days, gjojlso '3t^F\svst£\s ajfooo

TR. (^gDS). a-ipl®5TOig)So <9im Mud. the former

part of the story (opp. oJPiSrmso = aiiiLiitaoTl.^

(SoîsajsoMud.)— ajOg_j03)cr)aiDomD3^'aiSooi^3

srg TR. during all the father's absence, a^srai

fOo QQKâjlssmaoaSflSTOitBs TR. till an answer

arrives asoTTlsR^ TR. og)frnlsE2^ (=2o_)0c>3).

-- ojosrai^ CTolô.Tb ©So ©gj TP.

4.1eftside=®SG^nJOo, — SDCOo. — ©s-nrals

mo.ij ajej.tiialslg'gj did no more speak, ©s

cmJ^SScLjosi f.i. when meeting a dog, woman

(superst.) gjss.-maos S)(cdoo^ MR.

5. width, breadth. @[email protected] spacious 6iro3

(SSioral) a?la<ô cQ <Si>>ofat> iSSCô e- ®<s>oraf) t&ion

ajo CS. ©So Q^yo laDc^so RC26. broad chest,

©snwcfto s,6Vib aiSfsi) RC io4. broad sea.

Cpds. gosffljorat) (4) left foot.

©So)3&s very bad, as cutpl, Qjoas Palg.

©So ff)(&§ajnb (1) inconsistent — (5) narrow-

minded.

©SSSBif T. SoM. inconsistency — contrariety,

harm.— ©. c9'D§<a> to oppose,

©ss^sâb, ©SK® 6)S)a) (4) the left hand. —

cas)DrO(b as"| TR. two factions, chiefly of

Tamil low castes. ^ssiS)&mo^ macn^^ô

TR. the complaint of the left hand caste.

—

©saaDajooao also gjsesjtb Chaliyars, that

worship only Bhagavati (opp. cueJSjtb.)

©s.-nraej left side. (SfoiDsn)^ ©swaej oioôol

went to the left.

@2S:cranb left handed Vi. also ^ss^BjcSs^d

orb, ©s5)5)Sft)CLjoa3g@a:ijnt), ©sa.Tioi-iitas)

@3SS(BKn^ shield TP.

©srorgs (4) left side. — the wife, as being

the left hand of the husband, —opposition,

what is inadmissible. — heresy Vi. ©s

rjji^^ iflio^l aScSstSi to confute V2.

g2S(!yigs^D(b heretics (Nasr.)

£3 5®nra)0c>3 o)u§l KR. the left arm.

©Sg_jce«)o (2) meal of king's attendants B.

©Sgjoo left side -Broaj^s^s jDSfyofi® ^^mo KR.

©Sfflg_j5^(5)tobe wide. iOi5nb@iS5ig_js@ocnD

(Saioite^ RCSG. (or ©S5)o_i§<a)? see under

e^Soeei— g) 565*3 102 ^Sf^— ^SCQ^

5ns) — rr5)5rels(,sin_ij^ra1j9sfm <Sm'®o DM.

broad eyes.

5nS(fi_jg (2) a petty prince, of whom the

KM. counts 1400 in Kerala (S. ijlroo?) also

^.Scuoipl KU.

ep50^S(b (5) difficulty of speech from joy or

grief B.

^bcnjlrol (4. ojfol) a shell with the spiral

turning- from loft to right. — also = jpS

Qji&io B.

©SQJ(95 1. the principality of an §JS{aJg,

f. i. îf aTl a\) j®o_.io, <smo)q!jscas£2ic)o the

2 chief vassals of C51atiri with 12 AO-oio

land, 300 Nayer, 12,000 fanam yearly in-

come KU. -njtfaD ^scuaicasifo <9>of3jo

TR. 'gT3;o g3sajc9ical<c!() â. c&oro6Tn.Tj<b

KU. 2. jurisdiction Vi. parish (Nasr.)

©scuejo (4) both sides, noighbourhood, g)&

ojejo iSn_io5iej migcOs) (srgjcssil raxsro'jmo.

gDSOjeJo o)(Sio§c9so[a_)t£bDroo TR. according

to the taxes paid all around. — (also sepa-

rated). g3SG5® aiGJT!!^)' (maiflsTjig) c9)iflces)0'mô

TR. the tenure as observed in the country.

rtnff>n6og5S(tôajai!t2g0oc2i^ (Sci_iO-ijo.Tb TP.

to go with friends, (wsiobo gDStna-.goajej-nro)

@0o:s27l TP. with shield & sword. — adj. ^scuejo roog)SJsalf(»TR.

^sajoif|=:g2S(fyj, who has ^sajo^ KU.

gJSciTlfmocno (1) space, air Vi.

I. ^Scee^ idakka Tdbh. (ruD(fbi)Adoubledrum

gDSc0a0§ao gJ^cSsOBobliOô KR.

II. ^Sa9Si, (^ aT. aM, To dig, split gjs

oroaj (srasmaio @§o gjs ^sggRCTO. (said

of arms).

III. e^Scfi^, (B&\ (©So 5) To widen a place Vi.

^565^ idaiinu C. T. Strait (=®s).

gjSftSBDo (go 563a ) & g)SCB63BO q. v.—difficulty,

contrariety, oppression, want, o^ô^cqj <&.o

îOralom @]RjB5)m gnsssGDo caigjifltftlcBJorafi

TR. raise such difficulties about it.

©£63t33iPl, ©SSramOipl, ©SSTOiPl (oDSfiSa:

moiP^) a measure, 2' oj\coa3h deep, 5.^

broad, holding 4 Nali, ' or 57,600 grains

of &>iP<zs)cng^ (its mark ox). The smaller

kind Q-cUaixHseoratpl is used in houses, the

n_iO§ls6aT3'iPl, larger by 10 or 20 pet. serves

to pay the o_id§o. cuejlaz; gDSSSQOiP'cSs

ago, S)m^ TR. ÔOO ©sesBO!*! siongjlfm

(»0 gQgjlai ojlej c9)or^ TR. (in 1798).

r^=gDSffl3B0oq.v (B. ©ssas?) —

a

a5iaift)ogDS<S6ss.'^gjD2(a) !&§0csulral) siiSioÔTra)

cac05)TR. without harassing delays, m^csa

o)a_iro3,tiTO; g35<26S13(ông, nO(SZ0OS gD5SS!!13

ooite^ TR. treated us harshly. o^nolcSals

<S6!SBQ, 6ijJ<^ RC63. oQCmOcdi @3S(SS09Q

[To walk with difficulty.

<^sc^<£h, idanbu'ya ^scral cnscs« (§05 2)

^Sq_1o see i^sQJo.

i^Sn-J^'loOfnJlca'DrmlfDl N. pr. The chief

of the 36,000 armed Brahmans, residing near

Parur, endowed with Parasu Rama's sword

KM.

(^Sm^d9) idambu-ya MC. i. = ©sâ> 2. To

stumble, knock against, oppose.

gJScnj'ai) contrariety B.

i^scQJOru idayah (m. @)s^ f.) T. M. (©s 4)

The middle caste of shepherds & cowherds,

rather foreigners in Mai. Q^t9iO§0aic9aDfDn6

ng)scainb rooanb TR.

i^scQJcft., (5^75^3^ idayu-ya T. M. Te. (^5 2)

1. To hit against, press against a,aj.:ijo (ftsajo

(0)63132^ ii) gjsstmgi Vi. toratplsroi^ ScrogcSsicb

@5ssroro) axiggo CC. mscsrid) ©scsô &,(m Q_ts

<&i§.5)S ©T-aiOfijoNal 2. 2. to fall out, quarrel,

compete. 0Di'O3r!3>o fosco) ms^ RC 23. quicker

than the wind, ajodo SDSsraro) aisrnodo RC 60.6TT)

@]S^ gpscaJIrm siiiiofo!) RC63. — rsro.xnb <Saj3o

Siifhosng gjssrai^ disputed about religion KU.

rmzaifa!) @3S6roi^ (So-iocal (VLX,)©s?2/0Sf!j) peace-

ably. 3. to converse Vi. gDS6ro©olca>= Q_irol

-^dTltSsi V2. r3Ta;uS>-n3o gJSsrois^gj had no

intercourse with him \2.

^sfb— i^sl 103 ^slcft,— ^slae©

VN. g)S-ai<^ 1. quarrel cmujooso OTDoaaocxiTi

01] 5)<0)Ogjo g3SâJD3iil cftiplsrai^ Qjfrarra MR,

Qjom.uSroos gasôA sijijcgonb RC93. to

war. 2. family discord, separation @3S

^nii (oTlan to reunite. 3. intercourse Vi.

CV. g3Sca?liSa to disunite, separate, also g35iS(9r.

^Sfb idar T. M. C. Te. (V^^^) 1. impediment,

hindrance ^sib atplcoj unhindered, unchecked

AR5. 2. trouble, grief (po.) (sra:tf)1anDrai) ^s(C3OO0(b Bhr 1. were troubled. dJ)ajlsc)o @33

(2roD§ cuDsrow) a_)(i5)l^ (SitVij.) gGJihiTnalaicr)

gDS(b SnjodJfTlma.TbRCsa. ^. ig si Bhg. perfect-

ly satisfied.

^Sqoft., 6] idaru-ya T. M.C. (and ^srtsai

B.Pseeprec.) 1. To stumble, trip. msrmfhOfoi)

^SQo (prov.) 2. to falter, hesitate. ^5ol

§mo Qjo.a,ajo VyM. fâsamffj) g)'o TP.

to waver, doubt. 3. to quarrel Yi,

VN. g3sij 1. stumbling. 0oc£53i3cbScanf3o g)

S^ Qjroo ^g_jossni3c>o'2c9si3 CG. 2. hesita-

tion, blundering. (ScDDcfiao ojjijcnajo gos

^(^SO'Sm cftsng. 3. quarrel igtrnfat 6)jiio

^ SlS-ei VyM. disputes about money, o)

aalrai) (srasajacso ^ssiraoso cuocasHs^ &

sngocal TR. ^sij (mlc9j) to pacify Vi.

^SOQ, stamm.ring from grief? ^ggsiaoiplgg

âi^xTl RC78.

^S^ idala (@3§) A wood, burning very quickly

gnsaj ^sff)iUi)s)oaiD(prov.)

<^SQJo idavam T.M.Tdbh.(gfceo)l. Taurus.

2.=235X151313)3 310 the 2nd month (May— June).

?DSajn_io^ KIT. beginning of the monsoon,

general armistice till giaiDojc^ffi.

§Dsaj!0)o(S. giiJBo; the horn of the Himalaya

bullock -a med. root. [„_jn ^j^nb RGn.g)sajnb Tdbh. ^liieaf) a hero. ^JSQjoooo ai

?i^SQJrcfe idaval A butterfly Vi.

6DSl idi T. M. C.Te.(\^^5)l. A stroke, blow,

shock. (ftEâic)^ ^h^&s^ (po. of animals)

cu^-ffiO) gDî (f-i- in road making). 2. bruis-

ing, pounding, gosloiojos^csô (a_)£boroo (po.)

3. thunderbolt gosloioj^lg OjSflio (So-iodTl (2a_i3

caH MR. so ^_s^jT-i-jo ?..&), ftsiOeflsi, g3S^^y63i3l

it thundered CO. gjsloin-io^cesKScn Vi. sudden-

ly. @2^j'>ad5^ ^^" ^'^ happen suddenly. a)S^

@So't) «-aJ0:T5l) RC33.

gislapj (2) a betel pestle.

^slaiipojl) (2) a betel mortar, used by toothless

persons. [qp gg.

gDS^^dSsi (2) young jackfruit hashed & fried

©S^.TjraTl (3) flash of lightning,

^5^s>ci_ios\wo<os)\ reduced to dust, of furious

combat, ruthless destruction.

^slaroo (1) a rammer, gunrod.

^slalcmra!) (3) flash of lightning.

^S^(gtPc95)o (3) thunder, gDslo)3i'0iin RC 33.

^5lc2ig_jo balls or cakes of ^slcmirni.

gDS^(3^3TTl a kind of cake (also 2islcaj0"nl).

gjS^cacrn^l a kind of vermicelli.

^slcs^ratal mortar for husking rice, also a

vermicelli-mould.

g)Slaj3c)o (3) fork of lightning.

^slajog.0 (3) the lump of gold, supposed to

be contained in the thunderbolt, and found

when it strikes into cowdung.

gDsloioJg (3) clap of thunder.

gDslsxKb & ^§<2aj(b sioJOScSi the stone of a

fruit to burst & emit roots.

(^Slc65, easns^ idi-jâ T. M. C. Te. (go si) 1. To

crumble, fall to pieces, be split as Zi-rn^.^^, j^

o, dbsaTlsinbo ojl^cnj — a^rati jDslsnjrgi of a

cocoanut plant growing.— met. s)mst3Ll3io go

slsTS^slsrai^ Bhr. 2. to be powdered. ZCOi

(Tnlsla^(Tnlgj(med.) 3. to fall, be reduced, as

price (Qjlai goslsrar^) degraded— gpslsrara eio

(£\ rather a low caste.

6£)Sia&6^ V. a. 1. To beat, bruise isrorolgpsl

dto to pound rice Vi. (2(a.aj<n3i3c>3 gjsîaso PT 2.

(BTOb^cOaicsô aneroalfsl) i;g56)Si05nglsl<©s)Csyo eoja

d>>cqjo (po.) 2. to demolish, break down.

(sTlasiiJio.'SiaD §Dslc9s) MR. ajormlcoi sp.sl^ ônno (robbers) TR. 3. to humble. @3slâ_i

Oc0) (po.)=:itJioip/^ ojoa) to abuse. 4. v.n.

of palpitation S)cT)5raro) '^T)>1cO«o a mod. J»iJ.

^SlCO)— ^ô6) 104 ^§d86i— eDsno

VN. I. ^s^^ral) 1. demolition, ruins Vi. 2. de-

jection. gDCiTO oziD3i,aj<flfl acSacsô ^^^fai)

(Sigcai^ Ti. (since Tippu's death).

II. gOSâJ ruination Vi.

III. gDslaj demolition, despondency, degrada-

tion.— (with (grgjiQi & oigjcea)-

6]QSlciLI a pieceof wood, to beat the ground,

or to stop a passage.

6y)s1.qj1 (fern, of ^5lca'nb)N.pr. ingjslâaj.

^Sl6<WS)l(sti idiiinil T. SoM. Small earthen

lamp V2.

^SlcQJOrD idiyah (jbsIc*.) A Canarese caste

(Braajlral) gjs^cflgnn @Sfb.

^§d95, ^ idu-â T. M. C. Te. 1. To put, place,

plant, wear. (Siajô ^s Mud. put on, so

(SrgjSfDsmo etc. — siajoolejsisiDsl, ojggltxTl^

planted MR. — g3ss>!a)S<S5 to lay up. 3Do^§§

gioi^ he trades without stock Vi. 2. to

cast, throw. gDSSig.'S> f-i- iSiS^'tjl to throw

away TR. ODDig,^ (Sôol§£h to give. @3SQj1§'3i

to discharge, eD£sces)(5)ajcesi>) toabandon. 3.

action in general mlsng aicaolscSoKSTra ^DSajob

Pay. SfCTiDfijlg QLjDei6!3Sc)o leather instruments.

o_i^§a) to divide, orgismainîS) to swear, tgraiu

6)a OJCUiejIreii) ^^ an^ TR. (=ff)aj_2^, oolrrro).

4.aux.V. denoting a completed action. (Sojocffii

s has gone; giving also active signification

to a V. n. as (grgjolâi.— The part. g2§

strengthens the 1st adverbial, by emphasizing

the power of the past tense, oôiim (mSiXjlrali

^glg Q- 0ocrua3T3)ld) maa'tZiOCDiascm TR. it

is nearly 2 months that I have been placed

in arrest; stands before Negatives 6^jiJ(x^§1

gjand 2nd futures 5)<SiD§f!5ral(2§ ggg; also with

causal power gjojôis <&lsrra 0fal_2ps .sô^

ojo ^gjSgjo TR.; ojOb-roraTls cnl@}j,onb ©so ©gj TP. cannot stop for conversation; becomes

meaningless (ST2)3in§ = {gTg)al;.

CV. ^§Qjlc9s), gDslcSs) to make to put etc., also

©§ces(0) (old) f. i. (Sijol^s^ RC23.

Cpds. @D§a-.os burying place.

g3§a!tpl a grave which sinks, supposed to cover

a wicked person. — a trap-doorway B.

@)§ajsl a gateway.

^§ce6i idukku T. M. C. (Te. ©§?), comp. §os,

@2S(b) 1. Narrow passage ©§!9®aJiP^ the

space between two fingers Vi. 2. straitness.

difficulty, poverty, also fDêSoio. 3. claws

of lobster.

6]Q§6S^ a&) v.n. To be straitened, contracted,

pinched. <&,sm\s)cbo (So-jaa. ms6!SBlc2):unt) withoTT)

swollen eyelids.

gD^tee^Si, cS«l V. a. to confine, press, pinch

(as a crab).

(^§o_Ji iduppu T. SoM. (©s 4) The hip.

gD§ itta Tdbh. ojlregin (^<ae)^s Mucus of nose.

"^§0 ittam Tdbh. ©rfjio, perhaps, hence:

©gro^nb V2. and god^fO Qj."!b checkmate.

^§0 ittara (©§) No. "Wooden block with a

notch, used by carpenters to wedge in planks

etc, in order to work them. [cake.

i|D§an ittali T.M.(Te. C. ©^5m) A kind of

i^§(?5ti ittal gjsgjoo, ©§(2nerali The terrace

around the houseyard. — also compound = Qj

g.gi.— §Dsral) mglfolcSsma (loc.)— ©sôS.'OTa)

6if03 iZDojo 0osrai^nTlm3 TR. also go§S)cSsiogg.

<^sl itti T. M. C. Tu. (Tdbh. Wc£^) 1. Stick,

spear (S.uGjaich, g3§1a>cV) Mud. aratalgl RC28.

(Bjorao (gol^' ©slca'o=9s)aH^ (prov.) 2. a

Brahman girl B. 3. N. pr. of men So. &Palg.

^sICgêtS'DnajlcQJ.âb N. pr. The Raja

of PalakaduTR. (^DsliSasiooin annunbPT.) —

In a Palakadu inscription of Collam 430 he

is called the nephew of 2D§lg_jST3ranc2;^nt).

^§ld95 itti'â Tdbh. ©câi Brick.

©sliSicesigj laterite.

^StP|, ittuli ^^ Qj1§|cQ;^ (©=) Un-

reserved transfer of landed property KU-

(= oraslsgjQ,).

ÔjO id'a S. & 6]Q^ Praiseof Gods—earth (po.)

(ênoinaT.M. (C. Te. o^sm) l.Pair, couple.

2. clothes in one woof.— (fnoejlsm, aisrnleTT),

5)5)Siai^5m (po.) gjsmsia-ioo cn^.-ioeanb KR.

twiu brother. §Dom(g3i3ff)S <ftmTlc2,'3eJg_j§

^&no^&o~ ^GmGS^ 105 ênocfia— (^rwo

a®§u23 TP. 2. mate, companion, union §d

emcalgj gsmcsiil^ (vu.) gDsm foiaalral) ajlfol.ij

(O^ra!) (Mpl. song) lovers' parting, ^sni e>:stai

(STarO;9Q35iT)o fijlralc2;05)(m VC. not leaving his

mate for a moment. ômcxinô.WKJjajSonDS

^sm (^slcQjD,-cA (prov.)

Cpds. @Dsm(Sjii«aai to pair, as birds MC, be

matched ^(a)D(rro«3i3c)o g)smi2ji\nT)orat gDfo

(Q_)a_ist2Uo cnoo^ Cr Arj. if two come together.

@Dsm ojlralai to be separated ijuem ajlrolaio

61(0) msmo aitflgpsmnb KR.

@3 6m0omo slight difference in accounts Vi.

^smca/ocSs) to match.

êYTOoeeôinakkamT. M. (^smsDgSi) l. Con-

cord, peace, union. ^ro3QJ5)roQô gDemcBno oj

as.-oral reunited them TR. oJilomtSsio ^gj go

smtasioiDSiTg Mud. @D6mc95)o cuosimslso croaafoi'

<9«0o).T« Ti. rejected his proposals for peace.

2. submission, tameness. b):y iijlaiilrai) (WXTDoroo

gpSTDcSsio &ong TR. his mind is somewhat

broken, weakened.

6;0&00:86^ 1. Agreement. 2. certificates

given by proprietor to mortgagee. o-iDg-sioTl

moo <S5 0oTnT5iO)li-noo (ôl.^ ^5mcaa cuasiSQl^gg

g3Sir)cQ3t3.c)o ro^jngo MR. certificate from owner

to lessee, that he has let his estate gasmcfla

igcSl— deed of notice of sale to a 3rd party —

authority to lessee to transfer his interest in

the property gosmas .ojls W.-— also counter-

document given by occupant to the proprietor

announcing his having transferred his inter-

ests in the property. <i^>osmo qjossb] cnÔio Qipl

earn aisimcBa 'graaz^cea (=Palg. oi/laj^ôl)—gjsmaâjIs^-â-jDstniilmDQjoasal — gjsn")^

(a°l(b fzJTirol:^ SiiSiO^K^— MR. transfer of the

family sword to the heir apparent (loc. = (5X3)

^)6TOGS*^S^ 1. To agree aiemôD ^sm

6!5i3lcQ; aiDcra^ CG. pleasing to the eyes. coTno

caTlsmssBlai cnoglfab g)(B@gD(b Mud. wore not

overcontenteJ with the new ruler. dhoiiilQl)

a)ombSi§o aO(£)Q CG. sleep so dear to the eyes.

ggglixid g3 5ma3i3l(3(T)nb aQcm Qcnos^rm CG.

2. to make peace, stand well with one rooe3o:ijo

^ aajH^TOaQcal ^517163731 Ti.(a)iaal(ali^6rn6!5Bl—^smeoBoSfO) aj^smecal (^sa prov. cosrnlai

e3,T)S5a2aos'sn")«3Tdl VC. 3. to grow mild or

tame Vi.

gD&nO(£6^(3&i, oSeTl V. a. 1. To pacify, recon-

cile, tame (gajo5im .n!;g3âjjj<2rnos gjsmcsal

^CUDob Mud. (fl3&lg_j(3) gDSmcBQih TP. 2, to

rehearse, teach a drama ^>^ g3sn-)ifls)l ^^rairo

err^l-Q^ Vi.

6Y)6Y^6g*3 Relationship, those of the same

caste. g3 6m£i5al(^ (SaicXjnjl^ TR. complained to

thecaste. <3SD.ii:o (S)£\ ^smesigT gDgjoniaSjo PT.

to lose caste. (graûsiiD gDsmsosl.'nonjoc^S sioj

djsi to suspend (for a time) from caste privileges.

@D,6m6!5B(Tt),— (^3)1 kinsman= ^DTnûot).

^&nr)(32^ dfti, 6>T3V3j inayu-ya (^sm) i. To

agree well, suit. fDoasnilazicosmsoraob gDsmsrora)

CC. 2. to subside= go '5)2. tfi-^, as rain Vi.

gQgl&nOcegi V. a. l.To unite, couple. (Qsn§

a>oi^«3ac>3 (o^zal.-o!) ^6Tn^§crr7la)ca) asiôcesil

KR4. (for a sacred purpose). ôem-^S^cSs),

5)aiS(9)etc. 2. gjoism^roltes) to be equal Vi.

ggsnorfa inar (T. flower bunch) Fish-spawn

(^folo^gg @D. roe. (m(TilailgjOi-ci3) gD. milt.)

(^Sne (T. garland, C. clot) A swarm, cu

tSra SxTUSl 05r@l CG. —

gjsrgcanâi to be thronged,

^srsac)l(^ uproar fsroô Qjlal5)Si05ni e>(b gDsr^

CT!»lrol TP. S)^5r@.'i5raoaoff)(9)a5r!g §J. etc.

@)5re-3l>(& ^Sngib S) ni^CD COWCnSSBda "RC 19.)

vexation, sorrow. yD5rgral)a)a_iro3-aioairi(âj

fiaogajicsirirat ::ijl|PÔ(bRC 15. ©.srêjo oâng

^0sn5i§> CG. were affrighted, gosngrat onô

(po.) might make jealous. gDSKBitib g^snÔcfljo

CDjjcOs PT 1. we shall rue it.

^5Y^6~)QJ^ dOiDSdOj (loc.) To point at one

with the middle finger bent (obsc.)

6p(7Doi5amS. (go to go) Gone, reached (po.)

2. Tdbh, oDlfOio fit, pleasant. jgD'^^*^'^ I'a_iD<a

11

g)(7D8— ^ri3Y^ 106 ^nyrznlro— ^roa

<2tmnb(po.) willingly. eDSajDaKOsTl'tJK^ggQj-ai

mo Mud. roo0crn'fnit3ocsu1 KR. gafoio ^^^(tiSfmib

RC. well fitted chariot. 20,0' oa)§'Oi^§ ©oô

Snnocflsnra TP. tried whether the sword would

fit him. gj-mfisrsra gQ,0l a suitable blade TP.

^(TTlg iSag S. (@âo) & 05^(^8 Hence (po.)

g3fni8a_iroo CC. thereafter.

gQ(7D i6a (T. new cultivation) 1. Sprout, shoot.

2. a small fence Vi.

^5)to)cSs), to sprout. (BTasajl g25^''0i:2r§°= Bhr5.

= (313ff)<3ic9so.

ggrzyifPo iSaram S. (pron.) Other, different, as

in 0(2o3(t3iroo quickly (po.)@D«3iroe3Dnfn low caste.

gDfgi(2ft>rg)fDo= n_irogrxjfPo.

gQfZnCL^ ibavil aM. T.= ^fmo2. Pleasantness

agjofoleealrtncijIiSooD^fflggoRS onacruD VC. —

adj. ^fmcLTlco; aioaiocX) KC is. well appointed

footsoldiers.

^fWô iSal T. ^CU)'^, (CrCtTDy? (S. Qao?)

Flower leaf, ovaria of fish. rtJiDizrajâjlcna n_j

(mlooocsiTlroo^tzDcbBhgs. ra)D0focsiJl(Wc>3(Sa_)Ooiej

Qjlcooaiaoo Gaio0anricQ/Ona3i3c>3 KR4.

^fWD i6a (T. ^Sfmo from ^^) Behold here.

(Oil ©tJiD ajocflaorra PT i. (also ^g <S)Dajro3

cmdi PP.)

^foSl i6i S. (pron. ©) Thus. In quotations=

©0)073 — ^-oO aJn(oTla2j{0)iQ3)o thus ends the 2nd

Tantram.

^fziilaoocroo (^.-dil+aD+tSTgicro thus it happen-

ed) legend, tradition, history 0nODSoraij)o

^(jJilaDoaroo Bhr i.

ggg) i5u ^rS^ 5. (©.) This thing. ©@,-uffiiiD

hitherto, plur. gooj, also gjgaido (vu.)

^fWT) itta (loc.) Slaver = oraotOTa.

gpfgyg^fPo ittaram (roiron) This kind, thus — ©mrarao ojosrai^ PT. îSrarDo cuocea TP. (often

gic^roo vu.)

ggrSYoTl itti gp (TTYSTICQ/Oa^ T. M. l. Waved

leaved fig-tree, Ficus Venosa. gDayrajls.'oraofai)

05131^0 a med. (Hiatal gjfsrjTl (ST3foca;oejo ®ci_iroo

ejoKRi. 2. a parasitical plant gotoitQiSsigrD'

Lorauthus coriaceus (=ajo!nrnl). kinds:

ojejlca; gj. Lor. longiflorus.

5)aj§.a5Ta ^. Lor. elaBticus.

aimaTlffiafBi) go. Lor. globosus (Rh.); see ^(walch.

gOaWi)(t) ittira (jd, (d)lrL))So much, mod. ^ra).

oanroTlaTl'® cuasira ojoo^mo GnP. gj'ig) oQ^g-j

0OCS271 so easily.

@3.T3T3)lrol (vu. ^^fol) very little — ^.'crffllrol

smrao gjnrrao s)o_jDra3ro^laiS5mo Bhr.

gQ/QYoTliô ittil 1. Oyster shells, used as lime,

vu. gjv-oialob. ougj' îm^-ôzij^ cnoq,<3> Iîd.

2. Cpds.

^.1573)1 cbsitflaagl & ^:s(6)\s)<36:o£\ Epidendron

tesseloid- îni?slc)o<Beso, Ê^tesso the

same or another parasite (comp. ^:^^).

^.•nraJlcbtunTTl (i)an armadillo MC. [such.

gpfTOTlo ittham S.= @2'3^ Thus (po.) ^,:3iio (g.-mo

i^rg. itya s.= cgrLj33in Veto. (^).

gQrgjQOlityad'i S. (gniJil, fgrojsl), ^fWjoali&.cb

6Y)(xo) itra (^.ijialro) So much, so many. ^((3)

Q^gjDo ajoscsD5m<20D AR2. crfl ^s);®'rra (sra

crc^jo Q_josroroi aQ)SEblf3l) YyM. only so much.

fD:ra) ag)(Tngj innumerable. o^ssBoion onoo oja

m7lg)32/Dsi3i'fmgo SioroasifO) SiPu2. — it is de-

clined amTloinbo @2'tg)c2;ofDl) a.rra CS. a fraction

of one by so much. ^^rajS-aiaDao until this

time ^ra)S>-3T3)3SOjo TR. [{„ eai^h.

repeated: SiDSroofrnlrai) g^.-waJliO) (jud.) so much

gQ(^.jrol itvari S.(^togo) Unchaste woman.

gpQo id'am S. This (po.) a233cnlii now (po.)

igpriJUj id'dham S. (©cu') Kindled, âoau

(3cro)0.ii3o Nal2. adv. with flaming joy (po.)

gD 3.0 o S. small sticks for fuel (po.)

gDOniha No. ^nolSo. wing of building sitn

asHmii^jra, tansfcSsilaSlcsinfai MR. (perhaps only

a formation syllable as in si-aiapan etc.) qjs

cEtelmcsô a-jsl5T3ig)DOOciô O- ojro (313)103 HTo MR.

ggrOo inam T. aM. l. Class of animals ^0 o_j^

CngL) gjmo Vl. ciJggl(DK!T3(^ RC22. £n£\o6\

(Do RC3S. 2, = ^5rg swarm, cujnglmtg.-aia

eJlai CG.

ôoorb— ^(ogob 107 ^(031cq;o— ^rrn

^nnorb iiiail S. (V^^nfcstrenuou8)Lord — sun

(po.) ^cO(ftaJS3Df3)(T)Q-in2iO(b KR.

eÔOOo Ar. (in'am) Gift, present, grant; also

2DmD0,-Dialci7D (SOJSr^ MR.

^noliiliT. M. (Y^g), Tu.^^tra) Henceforth,

hereafter, yet, still, more, (with future) qQ)®

aooc)og3anlQ_jDa9oPT3. ôol^gjTR. thei-e

is no more (to be given), ônl <S0S)g_j§ — ^col ©cssnga e3l."iIl^fDlgj9nb <Sa_io<S3rrro KR.

—

^ml 6ifolces)fLii once more. g)cnla2jSc3Ta (STg;!^

next week.— gD^^'^^'o- 1. again. Ecyaroao cumrai

03mo gnnolotô (g.iTTjocu^gJlceaDo TR. — gDonl

Cijj@@ajnfO SfLJib TR. the names of the others.

2. not yet ajf£l<fi3 SajDOiajnb g). curmigj Bhr.

gpOOlca'imya (5. ^nb sweet) ^cr?w s^sioj

cruoral), g2nr)l32/'5)_a2ora(>cnD32jl(2a> RC. g)rnlT3T3)on

canb Sweet son. g^cn^ca a_i5 Bhr. fine ai-ray. —neuttr @203(TJ>C)3i^ RC 117.

g_jQjo RC 37. — also ^ciola (mauDcr^ erases

g)a5l0(S^(b tShiPcoh RC126.)

^*^rR3 ^°^^^^ ^^'- eflcTSl3^,alcnl3^)Kind,

sort.

^C^ in5u Tdbh.(cn51aiy.) [cnoô.)

§22^3-1 rocksalt from Sinde (med. =oi5)cro

^gSKQ.tnlceaOib= Hindus.

^gamjDDnoo ojocealfst TR. = Hindustani.

ÔQlrCi ind'ira S. = gj.o^. — ©oglraasmajo

anf) Vishnu (po.)

ô^fUrOo indlvaram s. Blue lotus (po.) ôIliiSrocSfL-.GQm Nal 4.

Ô^ indu S. Moon.

g3Oga>ro60i3fte moon-rays CC.

go^ti^f^nb Sk. Shiva.

ô^goxnao*, gja^sa-)* (STOjOnonaoib CG. â^

smib m5caoc>3 Bhgs. [KM.

|Da=(Svaoiiroab Shiva. ^N. pr. king of No. Mai.

^(ogob ind'ran s. (=^mnb) 1. The king

of the Gods (âs.uirgnb; gj'ôsn'Tl his wife,

gj'iOgfm-io, gDiOQa-iao his sovereignty. — ©ing

ccnos eice2o au_i02l PTi. î^cemoOQ, east-

wind Vi. 2. lord «no.i_j(2aru(n3nb the great

devotee, <ao(Siei(agna3(b PT. etc.

g2S3KiOGJo "Indra's net." — sorcery, superior

juggling. §3(cige3oajce«o£UcQfflOfon6 ci^;®csyo

Nal.i. e3C0(q® GOOnDltSso aSaDiajKoeJojo

KR. (the grand deception of worldly lust.)

§liQ^WQ^^, ©(^Qjl^ rainbow, [phire.

^(CQrnlajcToioasralrol) KumK. sky-blue, sap-

@2(n3®aJD:9)o ((a_)ooJil^) the heaven of the

Gods & heroes. [(Scrooaojgal.

gDiTQ-Uggl Cissus pedata, used in Mai. for

g^ngsslaicb, gjicgoaîsanjiftch etc. KU,

e;D(OQlcQJo S. (gDiognf)) 1. Male power,

semen. aDcnaruîtplottjig ^(CQlc2ja"C ainô ojcrra

enjocuod Bhr i. = gD!a3l32Jo ojlya) (vu. oroosmo

ollsrra TP.) emissio seminis. 2. organ, sense,

a.) e*Ti»:isnn'^caio= iS(05)D'® raiJcOi -oicefg eal

nD_nje)osmo, theirobject8(Qjl:a332;o)o35mgT^c^

(fO}o_i focro corauo. b.) <a®22i(g3lc2;o organs of

action ajocflt ruosnTl o_joao ^nOj câo, their

objects ajjiioDo aDooo cozcno oiaj-ncrao ojlcro

^. c.)in Vedanta 4 (granro)fol(03lca)o (acins

î^rficsDôoiao SJoTlcSa AR 6. to subdue the whole

of the senses and organs, ^^caE332Jo, rnl

©(nf^caeflitnnb, gjioglcszâjcaoonb sensual.

gj.iojlcaaj.wal (1) carnality Yi.

—

<g2 ("i^^J^^ô indhanam s. (inflaming)=^?uo.

also mot. gralaisn^caOiSftlacaoralnuxDo CG.

^rm iiliia T. M. (C. ©oro from ^J pron. This,

such, gjrm mocb gjrm aocroo date & month

as may bo the case. — It is chiefly used for

the indefinite what: (j;eD^S5Bc>3 jdod elcasilra!)

gDnm.x) 0(3)0100 (sroo'Tlralj m^:)^smd3 gDon o^

cDoTlra?) @2flT^3J c<j)aTOo qQ)^3o fSraracb 6)-aJ^

Bhr. goan (Bmrosi.'maKTrao gofm-XiSraos o^jmoo

gDODajSTDo ffiojsmo ^<2gj<g(S0 Bhr. (she does

not care when, with whom, how, etc.)

^rrn innu T. M. C. Tu. (jn) This day. ©GnT)jft8 o_iq® al.uaroaDQol it's just 10 days MR.

^rmoô— ^61QJD/3 108 ênjl^— ^Q2;a^

gjsrmtoa i^cmoo al.ijoruo (fhosrrao Bhg. ^nrra

6)(mo§ ^nrnl<S0(3i) Bhr i . henceforth, for ever. —@5.<S(Tn(Sror3) s> mm jjirrra PT i. for today's meal.

(Srg, §8 6X10 aotoraiDral) g3(2nDSo (Tgaij0o)gj Bhr 3.

the present time. ^Snmaz^g.'Scnmajo KU. till

now. — Also = gDrrn1 henceforth o<j)3i6T3U0(3i) e>

iplsroij) Q^@o (Sia.c)cnfi5)ail(>jlrrn~lQjnb CG.

@)om(Scj (C. Te. rnlnr)) yesterday ^rmsajito

(emph.) TR.

gDODD "here"' (calling cows to feed, etc.)

e^pnriDeeô iiihangam T. M. (t. âr)di^=^srgfal)) Vexation, trouble. a-oÔTi^crn ^rmoEDjO

6)aj(S5)05i(a) <£hsrg TR. without obstructing.

^CTDoaaiaacffililfolcSarrro Nald. arc with diffi-

culty kept under control. rj

^nmDô innal (ooDcb) l.= ©crn. 2.The past

g^nnnl ihM = l. ^cn\ f.i.ajro0§®,:/^(rnln6 am3^ro!) ^(Tnlcs^'o jaRssmcalgjScao KR 2. 2.= ng)

orrTl f.i. QjosizlfrnliScQ; RC.

^nfba_Jo ihbam 5. (©.rnlca) Pleasure, delight

(chiefly of 2 kinds ôolouo short pleasures,

(Snuroloojo bliss, po.) oiJiJajIcSa ^cmoa_joa^ Vi.

^no_ice5c6^(ô inva-^â'jfal Xdbh. âj_ia> s. 5

stars in the head of Orion.

^Q_jSl ippadi T. M. (ousl) Thus ^^jsHce^

(sraolcsô croocefol (doc) also in letters idcljsI

" TV AT '1

(95) JN. JN. = Q^(Tn (a_)(£horoo=:I am yours etc.

a med.

gJa^gJglral) A pearl oyster Vi.

iâ-Ôo ippuram T. M. (ajoo) 1. This side

2. temporal |Dfa_)<9iarao cuflgj gD.mi'^ca'ffuaoairi

crODOJCOomziocQsncffifmlainbo @3qjoo ojsScesio

gjacb @§lcaô ^^ TR. never since the

last peace, rug^ 5)=ho^(Sn3Ta ^gio^gg ^0wcm^crn MR.

gQCBo^pglgJ <S jjJOTio Qjomoral) TR. =^^ Gojoffjaj.

^(Bg_jOOo ippol (<So_iOiP) Now, just, soon (vu.

©g_jo) ^(Sg_jo(StfD aQcm (2^3.31^ CG. and

how are you now?

êcU:Q(nrU\ Ar. 'ibadat. Service (of God) n_i

e9sgg cnlfgjjoroo Mpl.

^6YlJlejlcY\D Ar. ibllS Devil, rogue. Mpl.

ggô ibham S. Household. — elephant (in

s.-maso).

gDejOb wealthy person (po.)

ggg) ima T. M. a C. (& ^0) Eyelash. — ^0caQj(b a M. Gods ^032/aj(t)a_)caicaajnbRC23. —

@30cao§ia> to wink Vi.

^zcnld^cS^'Q' smartness B.

^S^0c8ato blink, twinkle j^jlfolô (ftffn9o)0ô

0lip)cffio5)(ai Bhr. ^5)a<e«0gnb RC. •êrp\6)Z

tSsnm igs)cru KR. ^S)0g_jg.aj1ral; in a

moment Vi. [Parvati.

(gQQo imam Tdbh. (ni9zo) ^00ejZ5b RC

^(2if0^c&) imarU'ya (T. to sound, C. to evaporate)

Of acute pain, toothache, etc. (loc.)

VN. g)0^.

6Y)Q)D(n) Ar. see oroo0onb. Faith, honor.

iSQCQJD imba A hunting call @aiJl gocruo ©CTUO (huntg.)

(gQQOl immi T. M. A fraction,= ^\ Ann ((sra

5"a) o'"4 9 4 8 2

°'' 21" CS.

^zalerr^ No. ever so little =:@3'm:n^fol ^?£\vn\

ouroiogfai) Pay.

e^CQJiyaaT. aM. (=T. ©5)5)^) To agree,

meet. ^ca5)0Dtfl0O(b RC U2. Stoioejl i^casraw)

RC. were defeated, (grasl.-oraô ^caeraio) was

well beaten RC.

^WGsr^£n T.M. (C. oQCmco) to move steadily.

In grammatical usage f. i. a3Qljrai) S.=ff)îT^l

wstsqmn'^ — rajepn^cmeoignmajnt) (po.)=

So-iofrarmajfib.

^cfflcnjai T. aM. sound o^n-n.'Of) acrnlcanxn

oODfit) RC5. he said.

6^<:2JB-\ cOi. crro T. a M. To agree, go fairly,

be proper= @§a', (Sjismsh.— fflôgj^caejo

famous CG. Gcraoaio, (Ojigaio (BTaa>fma^falral> @3

canrra PT. or^saoao ^caeJSaj KR. joyfully,

^ffsiiajo gjcaajos-m VCh. (3aoca:ia3ecb ojcSsilaii

aiDSfoi GnP. ec2Jo ^caejsojoib ChVr. those

who fear.

@3ca'f3!i l. = ^32,ej(Tn f-i. ti_isrro)S)jiJD^cfl'rai) rnl

<fl3cnjnb RC. the far famed N. 2. what is

^CQJ:tW — ^fD6'(7TYrS)l 109 ^fO§

—

^(Ddc/qI

proper, ^carei israolazjoat RC7. Qja'Sic)^ fo

oaSaios ©a<9'0 M!pl. song.

^cfflOQSi to cause, induce. (sr^cn'So ggglral

^csuocôajsrno, gjsog g 86110 ^caool CG.

inflict, snjjsrnsniach g5:2/'Ool= (a_^Scaiocol^

CG. (S^'oiDOOo âzioo cuaio RC 4. cozzo

QQ)nrnlo)32; i)@a'a)lc2;5)003^ RC 30. do but

what is lawful.

^CQJTym" iyattu S. So mucli (po.)

i^^SCOJlrrt) (^+^s3) Before this.

I. ^fO ira T. M. C. Te. 1. Food of birds, snakes,

infants, met. of arms. (graajS)on gDrocaocesTlPTs.

ate him. raifrnlral) QQ)@^3i^ (Oirnlcealro (prov.)

prey.QjochcBffllracaoc9ffllBhr. onlcSsicD^j^rocQjOcao

PT. corocnloirocan ©ib goroca-'oasil RC31.

2. livelihood. ^roo)<m5n£l otiojod ojcaejo aifl

srai^ (Tir. Anj.) 3. bait, worms, Ascarides

etc. ^rocmlîS) to bait. ajaDai'gjraâ-jocnjab.

^^(gycSao helminthiasis (med.) 4. see ^6)rac9S! II.

II. gprP S. (=g5 CUD refreshment) also speech.

—

T. sound, whence gDo)f0c9a.

^rDd06id6>, rnrz) irakku'ya t. m, To beg, ^fDoTasTTg^ Pay. gjrooTa nnsasitoaskalms; with

Soc. roogjo or9l3omo5lramo5>(S)!)ong Bhr.; also

Ace ooloôm sraDnb ojcrnlfOcescna KR. sÔTioy

(a)lfO(e8<2(mnbKR2. to beg hard, cs^lxjo^rama

CC. called out.

VN. g)rag_j 1. begging. stO) (Sao-a 3Talrt)g_jlgj.

beggarly ©fDgia)0;Sjo. 2. bit of bridle

(loc.) 3. see ^srocea.

^ra^nb, g)ft)g_]3g1 beggar gDrogjoalcaD

CaO.'Sl) (aaDO<S)cô PT2.

©rog_joglv-Dtamo,— a^foijo mendicity, ^ro

g_j:cra)mo Sajoaicsiilgj (prov.)

•^rOCSge-O-sb irangol and ^rOCS^D.Tsb Large

stick (as of beggars?), club, distinct from ^fOfobsaiorai). 6a(bQg)ro®B)3foi)DslMR. 2. pole of

boatmen. ^raeajO"^ aiKâi (loc.)

gOfO-gJfZib "VN. of ^sifocssi.

^f06YM5)l iranili M. C.Tu.= ©ejsroi3l f.i. i^cQ

STOrajloicDraDeTl a med. ^rosro®^0D0GJ(b RC 116.

^'ajjo xJ-T3aocijo (g.Tlsn TP. for burning a

corpse. [qt^ aioraf) ^ra§o (prov.)

gD(D§d6> iradu'ya (=^scit&.)To stumble CDS

^(t)^ iratta T. M. (^rasng, ^rs) 1. Double.

^ro§ S)a_iQ,i>,, ^ro§ âsl^cb twins, ©rosgj

^ grinders MC. â)§ cuacX) two edged Vi. a

roo ^fogcaocml CG. ^rcgoiSaSn 2 betelnuts

grown together. — @3ro§'0iaej^ the paradise

flycatcher MC. (=5)ca)[email protected]) — ^ras.^jKD

ajcanb o_iDcrii a certain viper. 2. odd (= ay

cao) aooscao ©ra§S32/a Vi. ^ra§sigLj§g Gan.

gDfDsl double, twice as much, (with Dat.)

(3t3f!J)lm" or)Danro§> 4 times as much, (with

Loc. (ST3) roocaâirifoi) g)f0§l3i'03ri Gan.) — aj

cxTlrib CG.— adv. ao_id\ijl^3rai) ^ro§l(Snn3

&i a med.

^rogltas) V. a. & n. to double, multiply rasngl

6^00 @2.ro§i^ no3ej Gan. eacrro 5)(a3§t!3ra3.T3l

^«)§l<sao ©c9«Dejo (po.) aoTOtfia cnon^ gjrasl

_ai rmcTTO TR. paid four times the amount

VN. g^roslg-j f.i. «-aJaiij ©ro§lg_j3Cffil cuoso

gDroglzcyroo Glycorrhiza glabra. [teal.

^f0so§ iranda ^DrooOiaicftQcTl Wild duck,

ggfPfTDo ira6am Tdbh. racruo Mercury, âjfoio

-.^cflsiPsroii a med.

(^0)00^ dft) irambuya (II. ^ra) To bluster, be

loud (loc.)— [breathing Vi.

^rocnii'cii) the roar of the sea, difficulty of

(^roojraTl iravabi Tdbh. (sra^jft^ The 27th

astorism. go. q_is Bocno KU. a ceremony.

I. i^(DQ_J iravu T. M.C Te. (graces)) A thing

lent. §2"^^ gjfOceo to borrow, ©raaj qjssosI

(loc.) of clothes, ornaments, etc. ^roajf!JieJ32-0

c95) loc. to endanger one's head.

^rocufab T. So. Palg. ^. qjssjbI^ (STgîsrasnio

VyM. borrowed.

II. ^fOCLJ T.M. Te. 6)roTu. ©c^n C. ^roch (©

fO) II.) Night = ^ra3, ras. Inpo. gDroojojiSirab^

ro3aja>rab PT5. [^Pay.

^fOOOB] irasi Tdbh. rasc-al f.i. sasa^roDC/al doc.

^fDDOjJ dOs— ^fDloQJ no ^rolcQj — (^m

^rODCLJcfti iravu'ya T.M.(=anarooaj<a))Tofile,

vu. rootOidJi.

(^(S]cB6bc£h, ^fWpnra irikku-ya (\/^ ^na T.

M. C. To.) 1- To sit, remain, bo in a place, gnroj

rm &afo\^, g5f03mDsn2:unb fTOxul tgraoicao, §d

folcnjo Qiio^Diplejo gifolan 6)^§o(prov.) being

unoccupied. — ^folcBacTDaJcfe maidservant.

©rolcearmtaTaziaeiofiss^s ojortnlral) (SQ_io6)ai(prov.)

unsteady.— go roji^mo cyao((TOo ^fiscrra (SojoaTl

Srmo KR. are the 6 Shastras aboliuhed ?— Neg.

IDfolcsioiSioi & ^rooSfO) (po.) 2. Aux. V,

^rD3(Tnlro3rrra was sitting; often contr. rnloTV

a9= nTl(Tnlro3ma, (Sa_ioc2Jl(S3(Tri> etc. a^sngli-olasi

(Sii crufyo c3)5ni1ai o^cmosTl even whilst look-

ing at. —Inf. & VN. ^rolc9ffl 1. being (ongjlfoldOs) etc.)

gDrolc85)<f>s)§lfiA a couch. gDroltSsTlso^^rolnTl

So— g) folctom^trcnj callosity of the posteri-

ors, as of monkeys MC. 2. gDralceaS-U,

—

Sceoi there being, whilst there is.

YN. ^folg^ 1. sitting, residence, position, aoaj

agj§lcailf(A rmocuDglral ^rolg-jsng MR. ^rol

gi Qjsraialsiaiosrglrjnmislro!) ciolizal^ KR. a

seat in the boat. 2. balance= rnlaj, @3

ralgj (^roirai, ©.rolgJggg. 3. (loc.) aoooru

tmalnfe ^f{ilg_j<a;t:)D flakes (B. Job 41.)

^rolojlso residence, lodging, (from 2nd rel.

part- fut. oo1ot3c)o ^roliSgJSK^TR. where

you are) ^^racoisaosionces) ^ralgTlso

(Sojfflo KR. @3rolg_jlso 55<9>§l<3c2; prov. (sra

raiQo (BTg)ou,3i?5TinT)lrolQjlso Bhg.

i^rolssôslceas, ^folssôenolcgaee- os N.pr.

A Brahman Gramam No. of Calicut TR. KU.

^fDl&rOo irinam S. Desert, salt-soil aralsm

§^0 KR.

^fDlcnJ, ^fWoQj irimbu (jnrojlDT. M. C.

Tu. (Te. gDCiag) Iron. — obi. case in g3ral5)g:

<f6)£n (Qj®cffiocol-f!^ Bhg 6. RC. iron club.—@2f61crLio£i blacksmith's shop. —^ralcnjô an iron — wood (Hopea. Buch.) —

©folauaEblcaêjlgo ^ctol TP. hanging the

body of a criminal in chains & letting it

rot therein without burial — a severe

punishment in former days.

gDfolcDjaicSsiCsîaDcal RC 34. a pestle=;5croaJo. —

gjfolcnjaroo a Sideroxylon. —

^roia2jf5)0tp n (anchor = ^cnl).

^fOlCQôft), 6<TSrc^ iriyU'Jfa T. M. 1. To creep,

(gzojliiAao^crn e><mzô gofclcsôro crawling sen-

sation.— No. a_iocru , (S(U)d^, (Sjiirog, g)Q,(XU ?d.

= go tPOj^Si. 2. (T. gDQ,) to wrench off, twist off,

pluck (as fruits, branches) aoGJgDrolsroi^ <^^&>,

(SiDCsinfoliai (a single plantain from the bunch)

(SmSfD CG. (the mother, her infant from the

breast). [picked.

gDfolcaoocsô aisltSoocsyo fruit purloined or

VN. gD^:^'^ 1. prickling sensation. 2.pluck-

^fOlcaTlaDfb DN. Tdbh. <Qc£^. ting.

I. i^f?8, ^(S\ iru ofDofb before vowels, T. M.

C. Tu. (Te. ^03) Two, whence ©rosr^, rasng .—

^roaojtb two persons, ajorolfroojib 12. — many

Compounds, as:

@3ro3ca-,fO both shores.

@Dro3@§ce5)orD3o PT3. both parties.

g3fD3-aJorai) ploughing twice.

gDfffifoiej iâiin5= @Dro§tBTaGJ q. v.

^ro3m3eri(ral)g_jo§o "two measures out of four"

equal division of the crop between proprie-

tor & tenant W.

@)ro3QgQ, 200. — ^rtSO§OQ,c95iO(b in Coch. R.

sDfraoj'O) 20. [Cath. descendants of slaves.

âso-Jfolceacsô, gDraeocOiSinocb MR.

^t03o-jos<s-Ofb both parties.

gDfroojOo both sides.

^fOi06n^5)a_iQ,c9« B. gleaning.

gjOHigan two-pointed, two-edged.

gDfOBOJorai jiiotoranbNumidian crane (S. i0)<sra§).

@D(03aj!Plmo§, gD fK!S)ff)ajo )3S N. pr. the district

SE.of Tellicherry once governed by Nam-

byar under Colattiri TR-

II. ^ra To be dark.

e^ff^rc?)— i^mbo 111 ^6)(b:B&— Ô

VN. ^rooj, roo night.

©«ss, ^rols T. M. darkness, = ^RSch. ^ra^

rols a_ioib o^gjoo ojroma CG.

^fZ^raTl? iru6i (^rolB5i)In the phrase migtsanoo

§1(3(> @jf51(a)l «a_ioQ,fd)lca;0(Ssl (a)Co\&> TR. allow

me to reside unmolested.

gQflBfgô Sitting, staying. gôs.-maaDcs^

he is settled there, also ^frornrai

.

^rsjtoral 1. a seat, bench. 2.= ^fol<ssrm;uc>3

a maid ^ro3>'3t3?l5)CS2; sioj^g (Sa_)05>ej(prov.)

3. = g'gx)^ (med.)

gQf?B,^riTr)o6^ CV. (of ^folcQs>) 1. To seat, place,

detain, settle. 573)6i5Q5)a rooe3iff^^5)nD@)ro3a3ial

fOc9fQ^g_jonf) TR. (=g)folgjooO(Sal) induce us to

remain. rooesDo^.X) garosciâjoni) KR. conoo oj

rraroic^caoejo gjraciâjoab ojsrnl KR. difficult

to keep riches acquired. (BTgmdTlKSi'DTal KU.

presented, gave. 2. v. n. to sink or settle as

a load (loc.)— to walk (hon. loc.)

^fCjfOKslces) 2nd CV. to cause to seat, present (gra)

aDra)5)fm ^rra.tsial-^ 6)<9)Dgg3o SG. (as vow

to a temple). QOS)§. laocalral ^mwîâi TP.

^fffifYY^rjjb irunnal T. M. C. (II §jc^) Char-

coal of blacksmiths (=cnlcSl(2aiajlc9scTn •s>fol).

^rracmôranb collier V2.

^f^nj iruppa T. M. (C. Te. ^gj) Bassia lati-

folia with an oilfruit ^fols)g_j5is a^.xilnbcnloo

KR3. @3rolg_j55C2J5m GP. see êjl^.

^(TBQJI iruvi A drug (T. panieum).

^fC^QjlLks h'uvil vu. ©.'{a3c)o Dalbergia Sisu,

red timber.

@2®g0 a larpc spider.

i^r?B(SQjn51,— an iruveri T. M. (Tdbh. ,091

(Sojfo?) Andropogon muricatura, med. root and

perfume; prh. 'Mouble rooted." gDonSajeTl

<ScaD^ (HTsro^ ^namo Nid. GPtg.

^f?BrrO0fZJt), (^rDlcr03.T5t) (Ar. irsal) Remit-

tance. g^fOJauorai) (sazv(Ss, ca>ipisn3i2) ^fiscrooraii

MR.

ffD(TO(ô irul 5. (II. ^rcs) Darkness, blackness.

^Rsdornloo brown (loc.) — gDfracfeniDcsz^rali eso

OD£hl, @3rolasrnl<0iipGJac)oRC. black luiired.

—

@3frac>30cac9«)o dusk. — obi. case glîg (= ch ).

gjfScb , STB to grow dark. gDna^ngSsic/aoKR.

©cC3cK cloudy weather= asoatii;. — a>5T7b

âs6r^= <e>o^ Sa_ioca) Vi.

^«sst9i, to darken, obscure (loc.)

gjrroaib "the black" a caste of jungle dwellers;

also agrestic slaves.

gDcraaont) Vi. a sparrow-hawk, see ©og.n{).

I. ê,(b^& irekka T. M. (II. ^ro) To pant,

snore, bluster, roar as sea ajorolaâiô ^5>fO

^ 6itS5)S)aj diiaJsng.TTO Bhrs. (before a storm).

âi^'(^ 1. noise as of sea, bowels, hum, buzz,

murmuring, also ©o)fOg_j • 2. the appea-

rance of cracked, uneven wood (loc.)

II. ^61{T)^ aiaiSBiNo, l.Tobind twococoanuts

together (loc. = @3ral3>?) 5)^tairal ©ro^ (Oi

6J3i3al'()l) S)^§^cs2;Dra!) a<b gj'^'S.'orasTOO. 2. co-

ition of dogs.

Ô ira T. M. (V^^Q,) 1. The eaves of a

house, also Ô(S)0eIl V2. g)ocaooo Vi.

—

a-jliri£-.a^s)s tBraacganT) ôco/'.-^gs) ojlsrra (jud.)

ariyScfio) ôca.'ora) gDframo MR. ô ojof^

(2<3)C>3i)sinrra an eaves-dropper, @30 n_joa^ cr)\

nnoib Mud. §30 tsraraâîei (after thatching).

2. @DO= (oTlo taxes, tribute (old). 3. a certain

fee for land-tenure B.

Cpds. Ôc9s)^,§DO©jf3!) entrance stair.

gDoaftorassra (3) freehold B. lands held by a

small acknowledgement of superiority to

a higher lord. ^DOtSjioraDsnzScsDDa] W.

©o^gj5)aj<35) begin to thatch.

@20ca/<o-;o, ijoowo veranda ®i0)oejoca; •

i^nw 6)^Q0(b a low caste near Palakadu

(allowed to draw near houses up to their

®*^'^s • [services So.

ôcaejl (3) grant, as of gardens for certain

gjocs^.'oi^roc), ^jsoo.^0 the beam resting on

the pillars of the veranda,

ôojro^ 1. line of the caves. 2. (3) royal

taxes So. W.

gjoajofoo vcranila Yi.

3306)ajgao cijlyoT) a"UDGJo 0d®o raraajaioiô ^

@^ MR. iô5)Xi§s,o og)QTJj)nrra crcgso prov.

ÔoSb — Ô-Syl 112 ôi^ — ^qdBa

ÔdSi ira-JfU T. Te. M. 1. Wing, fia=.ajlo

<a. QO)'j>nbo go 0.0) saslsroi^ Sojacml (iig. my

protection is gone). 2. Trav. one flap of the

binding=aj(T^<e)taral5)nbo orag.

iôcs^cfti iranini'â T. M. (C Te. to bow)

VN. To descend, go down (£t>S£Li\n^ ôasg

Qjonb PT 1 .), disembark, be swallowed. S)o_j6to

(oioajoslnrnôsoal TR. ^gjK^rnlnrro ojororaTl

O6013I MR. left the house, (rolaiisrailralj) ôsaial

msg-jonfjiwatsicusmofSTSfinlranrraMR. permitted

to cultivate a rice-field. «jirnlctelo65Blc2.ora!)

prov. when eaten. ajDfnf) a_iiPo rni(b gDOOTQDtn

mocV) (po. when dying). rHrasraTli'a!) gDOsaiaIca

rosng Gan. = ?. (anoficjjloerao^ reluctancy V2.

VN. &]QOa66ô 1. Descending, slope, abate-

ment, ebb (=:<sajan gDOcSsio). @2- ojonaa) to

ebb. alcioo idocQso S)u^ he is getting better.

acncnna)!) ÔcSsio shaking ofa resolution. 2. a

disease beginning with headache & ending in

boils etc.

oVN. g)Oc9s No. — esorro rosng @)Oc0s) sôjigo a

swallow of water.

I. a. V. gQOdSadft), (£>&] To put down, unlade

(-oiroiSn , (3it2)c)o), to expel (sio-ismlffjm), to svied-

low(ajl.-Bao) rnlibÔcSaa) amed. eruoajc/aotuo

g30cflsil(@so (prov.) gDO(Sce«5ng croacao as long

as I live, aroo ôl^ ojiPoilrai gDOcSs<9i, Qxi

@gc95)05iro eajsloiaj-gj ^rao ô(3ce«5mo TR.

(drive down), (sni(S)'iS)cn '<^^'j§S^ Ôcitei PT2.

let it down. aTâissaalra)) ojIkô QLng.aô ô(SfTlMR. planted. ®rDQj5)m Ôc0alcSag.6roTg) dis-

possessed the tenant. (sa:iiSi^ Ôcasjl (eaw<as)

Anach. send out of the house. <a30eIlajcsL)lfai)

aooncroo @DOotelononb Bhr3. became absorbed

in. 5)5âcLio gjOcSalaiJ^ God's gifts. galcttHroi

gjOtflsa) VC. (a dying man. superst.)

2nd. CV. @3 0cfi«lc9S) f. i. Ojla ©.Oc8fll-al MR.

II. Ôce6icft>, CfTd irakku'Jâ T. 1. To die —M. to become lean. mnDOsDomo (3,-i_iD3in (loc.)

2. to burst, as flower, cocoanut bunch, breaking

forth out of the spatha.^Qjlsfraa^.

^0.^1 iracci T. M. Te. (^ra, in Te also

gjo) Flesh, meat (gj. ^sih). g)0â« 2n_jD

ffiaiortb, gDO^ (Oj^naocisr^ '(prov.) [of Mpl.

5DO(2g}0CYb Ar. Ramazan, the fasting month

ÔCTU irambu=:©n Eaves, brow of hill,

edge. 5>jjg2'oi'3)loinb,') ôcrulctii) gDOScTTo Arb.

close to the tank.

Ôca^cBi irambu'â 1. To bluster =^51(0

cOsai — gaonura*) panting Vi. 2. ôoojl ^sl

(fla to suck, sip (loc. — also @DQ,criil(ft.)

ÔCQJDf^ ii'ayal Port. Real, a dollar, i^m^

ocQjOfolSpanishdollar, also siajggl ^rocaoralMR.

ÔCQjJaQj irayu-â (TC. to sprinkle, V^ §dq,.)

®o)Oc9a To bale out. {grojipl (oisirm airaQaiosr^

o^sscngiil Q^ssgo eaaiacaaocOacuof) KR4.

@30aj (=:g30ca>io) watershed.

gioajnt), ôajDS.(b hilltribe of basket-makers.

@Do:u;9aan KU. (= aioajarg^).

gôajggoanb a hawk (also (jaôlQjggosnb

& aggosnb) vu. gDoanb MC.

<Ô0OfD, OOOD irail (T. ôcmnb king from

@DO 2.) Sire, used in answering princes.

6DO0f?5bffiajô=Ô6^QJ§ô prov.

^qcSb, Oq ii'up T. M. C. Te. 1. To drip,

drop. gDOoloc^ ajlyo)nT)0«s (Oisroanlib Bhr.

t3T3Xin"nlooôQ Sjijora ojcuicm Bhr. in drops.

2. of splitting pain. ffijiixH ojOfDo g)Q,nT)^

Nidsi. ^5iT| rooiTgo giQ,(Tnls sirODgg aTlo~i

Nid34.

6Y)Oc51j9® (l)a. V. To dribble.

^C^cQi^b, cfiTl irU'JfU'â T. C. Te. ^Q,63i3lSa-jD

ai M. To become tight, close.

§dq,6!513515qJ Sudden darkness.

5;qQ o96ô tightness (=i5Q,(ei!o), covetousness,

6Y30cfi6i l.=^0(S«o2. crab's claws=g3§a9,

^Q,cSsaiorab, goQcSaansralil. crab's claw MC2.

2. a lobster.

^QasioSasioralj a cleft stick for collecting

the bones of a burnt corpse. — loc. also

a stick bent into the shape of & used

as fire-tongs.

|^Qd96id&), cB6^ 1. To tie tight, catch as a

crab, s)(9io§liai) 6)a.D?r@ ^Q,(9ai9>. .ajsng o)a>o

^q cQj — ^ê(W»l 113 êjpf^— êj

comoonb S)&iOo)aii arcs &jOais>Si05n£\q^,asi\ qq

§(Z|® KRs. «6)a)g3Q,aj)lo)c9s)Dc>oSi to be close

fisted Vi . 2 . the river to have a narrow bed Vi

.

©QcSsTltSin denV. of ©Cices)o=:orooOolc9n q. v.

^QOQJ ii'Umbu M. C. T. An ant, see ^Qcnj,

qq — QôtylfrnlQcrxj {= gOiPCS^rm) TP.

^q(2£^d&3 irummup l. n_igjlQ,2ga) To gnash

teeth, also gjocrurafi Vi. 2. to shiver B.

ôcSlêe^ see ^q^cSn.

ô6\ê'&ryS] = ^(6m)\:6&^ryS\ Ooc.)

gpOQ it'tu 1. Past of ^Qdi q. V. 2 a parti-

cle (either from ^rai + t®i *" ©ro3)f. i. ora

aiJ'nriOQnjft^ = 50X10. ôasKoltBoisr^xnlooDfal)

o-jOiffil <S)5ng TR. half of the assessed produce.

êj ila T. M. C. Tu. o^fo (perhaps fr. â)

1. Leaf of trees, plants = jilgj • the leaf that

serves for a plate, (in Malabar the plantain

leaf), âicsjô n_iaics?jo Qjro^.0)TP. preparation

for meal êj3i!l<SsSK^ r!j)l(Trotm,iJiTb (S. crcg|iD

crnlmnb who eats wherever he finds a meal,

without caste scruples). 2. the betel leaf

âj3i;g@KU. âi32;gf0)fj^ fflc02O@^mDVi. the

king chews betel. 3. spoke of wheel sî^

(mâb @3ej (see ^gj^). 4.= laraaja blade f. i.

a).i5ra^cq^5)s ©ai jud. No. [eating off.

êJd9s)5>ô a piece of a plantain leaf used for

êJc8s)ol curry of green vegetables,["plant,

âicefflggl So. = (0)lro3ce6)ggl the milk-hedge

âicesslsTOT^li^ a hermitage.

©aj^no signet ring B.

gasJ^'âi; a sprig B.

gâj^ggjl the airplant (loc.)

êjajosnilcainb, — ^ green-grocer B.

^^<&iS> ila-yu-ya T. aM. To shine, twinkle.

majoêjajo QLio^T)rDab,a)^)5rTilGj£r7lm&-!ji(bRC.

•êjjGe&nOo ilakkanam Tdbh. ajsaismo 1.

Symptom (graoTlrm gDaiflsismo imenflibaDoDCUo

amed. 2. the higher grammatical dialect (loc.)

âjoeeilcoioft) ilakkiyah N. pr. A low caste

that bring plantain leaves for plates into the

temples (Talip.)

•êjSYCiir®] ilanni t. m. ^(bsfm)] c. Tu.

Mimusops elengi (S, eruaiao). êjoroial^jJ,

^'(flaoa GP. med.

êjpfW ilanSa T. M. C. Zizyphus jujuba (S.

i9iihn\y) cioroliiâi.TO) a plant Vi.

âjQJo, êjQJ ilavam T. M. C. The silk-

cottoc tree, Bombax peutandra (= rug.). — i^

§alej.u ,ajsrelai u species of the same. — ©

ejucaJSKJO) its cotton,

^^QjGSô ilavaiinam (Tdbh. aixiowo?)

"Wild cinnamon, Laurus Cassia @3ejii6iJBcnj§,

âiassiasiv-oraio^ (a med.) its bark GP.

êJDcBa ilakku Tdbh. ajocss,ajafiio Aim ems

ejlajDO^rtjrruo gDajDcmaa^snti KR.

êJOQ-^dfti ilavu'jfa=r&ej:ajd.,Totakeawalk

cSisi^rolgjoEgssxmeJDajrm^ TP.

6Dejl ill (T. nonexistence) ^- aib maTi"=- ^ '21600 ^6)tO503r>|^srnljgj3rai), êllsifflacasnTl^Gan.—

used for a reis (j^-k Rup.) or GLricr)Otpl<ft (astr.)

<^ô_i ilippa = ^«sg_]. gjejlgjjjjQjlmosreoo

esjo KR.5.

SPgJ Ar. 'ilm Science go P|o alodo (Bicôoajo a

v-QiaTlg cro ejonb Ti. as clever & religious as

energetic.

gpcm) il 5. (\^= acb, to beina place) 1. House,

spot, in many Compounds as (SiaocoTlro!), qjd

(w'l'sfi. 2. Loc. Qg)(Tnlf3{)inme, Cond. ff)^î^

in case of doing. [(med. against poison).

Cpds. go^§0 roof, — ^gjScSsifol T. M. C. soot

gDgjoo= câocjozao. ^gjOceaoi = ^^stesifol.

âi,^(Tâj ilia t. m. c. (Tu. ^sfe"i=e pi

,

Te. (Sai) neg. fut. of ^(d>. Does not exist,

there is not. — no, not. @^0c9snD ojlronbRC.

destroying hero. — past ^gj05tmn». advl. goô

Soi without. g3gjDfO)0c8s) to annihilate. — rel.

part, ^gjo (f. i. ©^DS)^D(7)i) aspersion, denial

5)aj@@o^gjD§li08PTi.=@DÔ(tJi), ^gjOfa)(with

Qjsrno, Qjspl etc.) ^ô.tsia. 1. which is not.

©gjo.-BracuDtflejftch, (graojrruoeicb, ©gjo^-rsrai §

6raiaoca'63Qc)o (Sra.Tl.ijl^ TR. false insinuations.

@3ô.-3i[3) -aol'Qsrocb ^6ngo<9s>\ (otâs) TR. created

wantonly new divisions. 2. in which there

is not erygijl^gjOfBraxsaiDo.

@,gj(2a2;o, orooa]3cB'3 (question) 1. in conveying

15

^^.°-^^^ 114 gpQJOfb— '^^ <

blame etc. 2. in surpriJse: <saislgj'2c2;o e

ojonb Mud. ought you not have heard?! ml

(sraolojlaiscao PT.

@3ej®^3. ofOooJSgjO ((araej+ao) 1. strong

negation. 2. negation implying regret,

blame, etc. cnlojornlaJS^DKU. what a pity

you did not then come.

©gjg|l ((STagj+ofao)= g3^<scao2: (^ga tmo.^

Gjgjl CG. surely he cannot have run a

thorn into his foot.

§D<Sgj 1 = ©^<SC2-'D 1 — 2 = ^^<2gjol : sraiSSBcb

a®@o cLjIiP^Sgj Mud. oh, we have done

no wrong.

VN. êjo;g, ©gjo^,©gjOOTo not existence,

poverty, want (f.i. ©câ^gjatgi,, (Soânal

^0^ Mud). @2ô:gjS)^'gi=©^Dfa)oa5).

gQgJ o illam T. M. (= ^rat) House, 5)o_jsmlgjo

bride's house ©ôjoasejajoEsp. l.Brahmin-

ical house, cno:j^nSl<3^5)S ^ô israsis^ 5)3>§1

.ojs TR. ^gjo oj^fficnDcsiri fj_j5n^calc0s) PT5.

2. title of a Siidra distinction, the it^c^W(!:^

(Doauib (941 in Kerala) or cnoeJDo ajl§ (Cê*-

3. any of the 10 Pulayar classes. 4. Mulilsu-

vas are oooeJ^gjcBaoiti.

Cpds. gogjiô W. ^^ôolsaj ojai TR.

private propertyof a Raja(opp. aiijôj^Ci),

which on his promotion he assigns to his heir.

@D pernio o^nm^ cOjaejo <aig.ajo gggxusas

(Siiong (prov.) a ceremony in the month

of Cancer, to prepare for a rich harvest.

©^SoJib family-name,

©gjojiplanoib distant relations.

©gja5)0(b do, (3) cnDoerucauo ^^ aos ©gj

c96iO(b jud. not exactly a relation, only of

the same lineage. Mpl.

âp illi (T. a leaf, prh. from jS^^) 1. Bam-

boo, chiefly its small branches; the bamboos

in shape of rays, which bear the roof of an

umbrella; the spokes of weaver's wheel, ^gj^

aj§ aiaigrnlib (Sojoaiai (5Ta)ce3) = (^QJcr)DC'3o. 2.

Saecharum sara t-ara S. 3. a Goddess repre-

sented in the play of Malayers. ^âjjo acea

ô 5)^§la9s) (med. for c-aVoio-icnl).

Cpds. (1) ^^(^gfuraTirod aroj ^^îSiXiarafi eioj

^^^^- '

[cluster Vi.

gDg5^g_j§^rol) = ©gjl^§o, ^gJ'lScDsiSs bamboo

?D^cfl«§<fl4VI, go gjlajO(a'n''olj Venetian blind>jVi.

(^QJOrbivail m. 60 f. 33aj(bpl.(g3)pron.dem.

This.

^3li pi. n. (obi. case ôjoo ; of this a vulgar

Plural is formed: gDOjOQaido, (sraajoc^ a cb

So. ofOoocSlsoBcb, oitgi^DoolsoacX) No. Mpl.

said of low castes & cattle); also vu. ggg;

^xilso, ôTltss (©So, ©5) 1. here ©xilss

an hither, ©ajlsscnlorn, ©aj1§rrn hence.

2. also temporal (©50 3) ©iTlso SiiplsToi^l

S QjfODo TR.

©cysmo, ©Qjao ((gra)0), ©gjipl thus.

^QJ iva S. As croiêo ©CD sealike (po.)

i^C/Sd) isal aM. (T.^î-al) Resistance Vi.=

©5)03(65) (=©C2;) T, Te. aM. to join, as

planks Vi. [csôal^ Ti.

6£)C/dO(GTS^ (-^f. isharat) Sign. ©iiJo.'O.-ji^ddcSmI

gQC^ issi ^^cS\ vu. ©^scnrao S)ciôasi(S.n)

<a>iplaioijBhr. ^SQjoiZoxio ©^gc^ o^yTTaGnP.

"he is but a low Brahmin ^SiQainooxTls^l".

also emph. = many, much (loc.) [ssado).

gpcSOo isam S. Autumn cororaii (a^nrn^êjozooro

igQcSi^ isu S. {\f^^£a throw, G. 'ios) Arrow,

garfijuJOd-joal ARg.

©BÛjl quiver. —gj.-fialsi reed (po.)

^c^dSi istaâ S. (V^ca;^) Brick, also ^£\

(Qi. ^c^&di n-Ji3^:^D^f3)1 jiiol0 ^fi^(KR. for

sacrifice).

^cfiD o istam S. (part, of©Ai to wish) 1. "Wish-

ed, acceptable, dear. g3,:^nbm. ©c^f. 2, wish,

desire, love, ©-ô ©Sgjô o^rnlsas onoaij

6)focsô DN. — ©rô a_iosi to speak in order to

please, — ©r^0o§(0) to flatter, be obsequious,

Q_j(nni0O(&n ©c^zo§rm.ajnb SiPu. cnjsazôcono

en Qg)S)ô ©cô (grai^nm cySijnb Bhg. to

indulge, truckle, go -â^Doig^jerre Qrgioâl 3>gj3o

^c^l ^^ 115 ^^

<SjOOo, ^cô ôlgjont (graraino ay) (prov.) ^(^0 ajay>>Qi to gaia one's affections Vi. (vu.

Cpds. ^ i^tesiDroTb agreeable friend-

^d^<SSa^s displeasure. ^. ajro3«ggi>i to disgust.

^)^;a_)anti who grants your wish.

î:ÔTnl,igo likeil & disliked, g: i^Drn^îgiajD

ci^-9s @ajiTt) equal to good & bad fortune.

@2,:ôa3âjo merriment V2.

©.-:ôa3croort)o according to wish.

@3r^0(SiDo the desired object.

gpCLft I isti S. (caea). Sacrifice. mo§l<sej ajf^

ernlô tsoooalô (aa^Tb Bhg. i-jq iron.

SD'Ofol (H. istrl) Smoothing iron. ^. ffl-nJig!,

6]QCY\3£J0o (Ar. islam) 1. Islam, goêjo.-) 03

cdsiBitTiiud @ga 0^DQ TR. 2. the Mussulmans.

aiDsnao TR. ojiinca ^ffêjo,3aOib TR. converts

(chiefly from the Mukkuvas).

ôO iha S. Here. ©iDSaiojJ.o, ^lO^&.oaii,

ff)ag)ialca'o, ^tDo this world (opp. ajfOo) âO

o_j^6Z!i3£lrai) in both worlds.

I. 1^^ ila S.= g3ajD Earth. âcBoâsroigi-Jiggo

cSl^ch Bhn. [Bhg 5.

^S.o.'yiJio the central continent (see oj&io)

II. ^^ ila 5. (Te. Qâj, ffiej, Tu. âl)adj. \^

To be tender, young, weak. — also noun in ©aS)-SnO!h-a', g3g.51g_j§<ai.

YN. âo-J^slightness, worthlessness, disgrace.

^, ruOiSj to abuse. [email protected]_jo ^âiDo &

eng MR. (= ajci^'Oi-io, (OiD^) ojSisaplggjo

ojoTD Bhr. cn^<BQ ojcuicm ^^^:iô ajejlg_j

Qjo TR. my reputation.—@3aa-jt5'^''3')ba8ely.

VN. gâa 1. youth, tender age. 2. junior Raja,

co-regent. gDaa3inf3l)nnlfrro cSigjI ^(=§5^0

g_j§o, gja^Q), nr\jn)5)CTn 23a.0a2.Dcas) KR2.

âatSsiaf^rat) ©«s croo^ , gjaaarooôj

a>cb TR. junior officer, assistant.

denY. @3g.<a^=S4 Qjrolca to grow again as a half

broken branch (loc.) — <»Q)?ffi gp.'^SojOTiri

a mid. — foi^rragj a_io6î tho me 1. oil has lost

its virtue No. & So.

adj. part, gjacaxinb young, younger, âû

@ n. 1. oraunb oyjrnlea.) oâî-'D) younger

than I. â(m3a£l Bhg. Bhr. 2. lower

class of Brahmans, who act as kings' cooks,

Purohitas for Sudras etc. pi. @D2§.'aiDrKDit)

Vi . 3. the 2nd minister of state at Calicut.

fzr)lno^'(S5>2ilfO^ â^;^ KCCpds. ^g.o)a)D@§a. 1. to sprout. agj-ms)Z oQ'i)

0,TO:9sfiBgs foirrnlrai) ©Bs^Sioggo sisâ.-oTlejl

RCi48. 2. = ^g.5)^§»itobe worsted, cud

Qja'craâj â«fi>o@§3 (5ra^.xr!tT3fn3J-cr)D, <ft

<rejD3 RC.

g2g.S)fii)^(ti young ears. ^^ffljOî etc,

âa&yaj o-ioo^ RCis.

^g.89jDO(^ zephyr.

©asba"l(b «3.D3ft, RC. [â3D foicnjfaonb.

©a^c^^-iDJjR the dignity of the 2nd prince,

g23.^6rau,s lukewarm.

SaorTlaJo bluish.

i23.^TO^(b shipwrights (Pay.)

gjaoraaJ the thin end, as of timber, cadjan

(opp. 1^313) fo-ai).

©a<2ora)6TO0 GP69. @2. <aoltSs)Di>)D prov.

ânrnlib unripe cocoanut. go. <9!s1<j9s). â(irnl(b

(Sivfcnj, 3Da<Tnlib ftnernloTlral) aisld^si amed.

gaamTlib (ydloiao Q^Sjo CtP.

gâ^'s-t^'Q' to be brought low, be worsted,

disgraced, cn^crxisga ojl-aJD'ol^Dfii acnj(b

(S£bDn{) ©aoig-jgo SP. âsi^y^ onl.ai>T)D

^f51<&PTi. [Shiva. Bhr.

goaaidil young moon ^^(Zvi\ (arasrnlsnnsjajib

©aacy fresh honey, Mud.

â0Dnb (Cbsajolc^D (prov.)

^^cmSTi bivalve shell, Mytilus. ®a<nu<9s>

(S,t3iWD§^(t!i) cnz-n cChcmol (prov.)

g2an^'^=f^^'5'^^ slight fever, feverish feeling.

goaouDiho 1. the upper part of something

fried. 2.=5)0y>a_(Diô.

gâcnjgj 0DnnlnT) ^cô Nail, fresh grass.

15«

^^£3©3— (^^dB6i 116 ^|Q_JO— ^^COJ

©a(rifyocQ;o tender age, also of trees.

@Dao5njt^, ^§.2icn^ fickleness,

âaangaoocroo imperceptible smile Nal.

@Di.c32/^-in6, — fjj^ father's younger brother,

younger aunt's husband.

@Qg.aii-al9 rtt) iftejj osmo Levirato marriage (loo.

)

§2aca;2ia the wife of the above, younger aunt.

ogjnnbo aQfi)§.22i6)CQ 0£hntl (Mpl.)

^g.c2;roc/8 co-regent, tsraajsicn âcaroo-aocsing

(maelscfiatSio si^^gj, KR2. [XP.

|Dg.cs^-2j: (SanrDo @2- tST2)5iSajDg.o almost noon

gaacunbaocQ; young fruit, chiefly pumpkin.

^g.ajog__j=âa2âj<Tb Mpl.

^§.'^.01^ f-i. 00(0)2. !3imTlg.:^(!@ KR3.

6Dg,5)aj^fal opp. ai§oo)aj^c3t>'

âscuoronb LaxmanaRC25. (goaacxjjo cuoxj-.

^-050 êjasismib). [the monsoon.

â<Sîb 5^Q_iD§B) fresh roots shooting out in

gO^gQBoft', cBsl ila-yu-ya (T. to grow soft, â)n. V. To move, shake, fluctuate. 2DS.(93cm<3ô

^g.<9i3'0T3)Qô i^fzn.T!!) (doc.= .niroojiiroo). qjcsjoI

Q.<9i&> to have amotion (med.) Qr)a32;o ^§.=93 95

to be touched, feel inclined. q_j5 §^§.&>\ eisr£\

fled Mud. gca-'rai @3g.<a3ScnJ0c>D prov. to start

a_i(Tnl gj^fl^ (^sânDfol) (huntg.) be rousel.

VN. î.c35io 1. shaking, fluctuation, irreso-

lution. gD§.d96)0 gJÔ.-OTS) (a_)3iOC/30 (S.-LJO

5)01 SidD. ^g.ces)i5T3)oejl a necklace TR.

2. flux (S Jiioro âasio TR. 3. infringement

c9>gj«ciDc9s) âtSaal^ Bhri.

a. V. ^^d96id&), oeffil i. To move, shake, stir.

(Braocosoacb STrao gDa<fi33Jorib caceYZD^csTlgj Nal 4.

amao gjatSsiOftJilralceffl Nal. to keep quiet, tgra

u

6)a S55)aaô â=85i^ TR. let go. onoDDail

ojOffTOT^ 0an-râ<9«l Nal. touched her. (SYgjQ,

cniDo sâioing ano-r^ âasH KU. persuaded.

roo^Si.-ora) ruosra® âasTl TR. seduced him.

<2<e)0§ ©aiSsn forced the fort. (i_i6tj")o fDi.(esa

to take out the purse. (sraSimJslsmOT!^^!^ ^g.

ceiB«53(iJi 0-0)01A TR. "the unshaken", title of

faithful vassals, ojssan ojo-ara) ^^cBsuVimo

(Stj) asngcu*, ^0 cnD§lfoi) âcOsirao^sigjg.u*

TR. chief inhabitants. 2. to disturb, interrupt

rmn-iT^ jnatflS'S' KR.(=ajlneô currocâ^')-

rmo 2 5)/iJ0rmitn ©a<6af'Sg Bhri. disobey do

eiDo 6inrnla'95^3'3T3) (SaiOfgo Nals. not inter-

rupted by any gift. — also to cast out: (sraaj

5)S. nôrola'fis'S'sragUra'V. for caste-offences.

3. V. n. to stir, cao® gssasltâtfia' sô-iroa

oxis Mud. ((uocru) â'QsScmocXi t^slaso

(prov.); even of plants rijilftHcî ^ân\ prov.

CV. ^g.Ôffl^'fls' to get into motion, set on f. i.

a dog ojcao g3g.<9^^ ordered a purgative,

gCoTltb gDac9s)lff)_2jO§c930 RC96.

^âjo ilappam VN. 1. Of ©a q. v. 2. of

^g.^9« turn tgiasQillag-joo-jOsror^ 5 times (loc.)

gO^QJ ilaVU VN. of ^5)acS5) Remission, holi-

day B. (Siorabflfoomo âajlgjowa PP. un-

remitting.

gO^l (T. C.=:â, ^lil) Contemptuous grin,

â'si, 6OT5 to fret, as children â^Soinôoo

^tpnrra ooliSfmnb Bhg4. (words of a boy) to be

in rage, No,; âlsTlfai (StQô)£'iO^&> cf^cm

CQ-'o (po.)

jDaâzjnb— aialcsiilftji) ^. ffiajsuad) oulslcant)

prov. No. = (a)<S5f03<95)Dfon6 a cross person.

VN. ^£\âii to be roused, as a lion.

^Q^l306ij J^ 1. To grin, as dogs, monkeys.

m^(TiOziJ^£\-s^ Bhr. (^'aumoaiâ~'^ ff)c&>05rs

oQt^xiDnb asl ojfoa VC. gaaljj <a)0S3i toshow

the teeth MC. 2.=z^£\&.

©a^âj03nb(l) monkeylike, insolent, fool â~'=2i^3<32;ar)' tgragô aTlg^ca/fSixjaaiej (prov.)

VN. @3a^gJ grinning, neighing, nonsensical

*al'^- [0Oli).

^^bYTjtrol'Tyti ilinnil A certain tree (aigîb

i^&1iJjoilibhyam= âlgi; in Vi. â'gj'cao

An affront. ojDfOo ^£^.^j<zo<Qi(rn\m Q(j)gja.Uc99o

Bhg4. all will mock. gigT'.SioiSiGJSrmonfeBhg 8.

was offended, jd^^.^jo aiSJcno -aTlnDnnDiiri rnl

ma xTlgîdl Bhg. a cross child = âl:9i.

@3ali|iTb a fool = g3^'"i_2j.ijo3un6.

^^nriJ ilambu Fissure ai^5^T6o ©|.aajd.c)o,

.Qjajfoânbo ^ôiDrai) ©ra^gj MC. the centi-

pede.

êi^dsa— ofDo 117 îPoeeô • ofDodBa

ê\'^<Be>(£h.^ ilekkup T. M. C. â> (V^^

a) 1. V. n. To slacken, subside, abate Sihoojo,

elmo; o^rmDi'ab qQ)^d aJltflocijo ^6)§.<32o

anied. s^flioy.-ora (Sa.iDoîSiarel <S^^3*^TrD^R-

to dwindle. cnl(igajip_ionb ^S5a<So9a5^, S^&ich

Q_ionb oiiiJD^cuonb ^55g.c9si«sf!i) Mud. be not

remiss, tired with. aOotaum (Smrao g3i)g,^5D

S)<u\ ^S!3ueJ0oc}g@nT) SînoraijgfDjinial KeiN.

2. V. a. to remit, make to rest. aonOo ^sig.^

Mud 1. quenched it, also: bore it. ôcBalaâ

cescQ^ to keep down the sleep, as in vigils,

cacoioo ^3)^ôri) slackened Bhr. a^so ô)a^

6)(ft)0§<fiffl to remit. iSjoqj rajocs^nmgo ^sig.^

RC 13. forgave. 3- ogral ^5)a=9s) to wind up

thread (T. ^sitPcOsi), [î.aj q v.

VN. gDg.:5ifaii weariness, ^g.ajOQ,^ to rest Vi.

^^ ila T. M. C. (©y^todraw) A single thread

ogeTltr, long hair ©(b îp^sl TP. — plat of

grass or straw, the line of a wound Yi. goy

GcSaoroi knitting needle,

^tPaJ5Tnl trellis work.

îfcsya^', stm^ 1. to trail, creep, crawl roceO)

toraTld) cijlsrnliPCSjô 5)ca)0sl;ô Bhr. ^ysim^

CG. infants, rmaaainb croo(g0l_Qpif6i!i^

Bhg8. QJ^rrna,()3 ^tPSTOi^ SojDcftnmâl^

KR. he does not drawl. 2. to draw together,

rub as two branches Vi.

îpeaxijri reptiles (gjrala^frro).

^6)tfia86»,^ T. M. C. 1, To drag, pull a^Dej

<0)3mcn:3ra)lai3c0al SiPu4. ^000 <e'0.inoQQ)§>Bi3)

(BToratesiOfOio @D5)y6)(fiis)0^(prov.) make difficult-

ies about. 2. to patch, mend=:^5)y-^ ^5

a^, as clothes, planks, âiy-^j ^Qasi to brace.

3. (SfODZo ©3)iP^ ^^ ^2. (=ff)a>DcV30ori(b

horripilation).

VN. gDif^m') creeping.

VN. ^ygj propelling force of current etc,

^tfoeeô ilakkam T. M. (^ydSa to lose) Loss in

©g_piPa«)o inadvertance.

gDyiTi!) VI. remissness, defect.

^tflc65, stTSVBJ ili-ya T. M. C. To descend = c&Tltpl

<S^&t. (SjS Qg)§,'aK»^5roro)Sgjoc>3 (jnd.) g&jail

ylsnJi^^.BTdajfmral^ KU.

a. V. ^Jflês), ^ To lower, ^f^cto ^.

Pay. to land. îP^.^ 5)aj-^ took down a pot

from fire etc.

^^c©}, o6^ ilup (T. gD^^= t^^g) 1. To

daub, rub. siaiaa^âeTlysTl RC i-is. <ajiJ0

tij)li-3*> gD^^S'o <SiS3iao Nal2. SicSioaajîlra!) ^â>'l

§0 a>aso Bhr. 2- to soil = g)y^63i§a; o^crol

ciolstsslya^ca; ajoucToo cjofolcBsmo Nal. 3.=:^

ip)c9) to fall, sink, aiarroaolib 'o^S}3° ^â^s

615131 CG.

^ô&j ilu-ya the longer planks of a cot (loc)

gOya&g^, t'J^ ilukka T, M. C. oroorra, oroog. Te,

^cg— To draw, take off clothes, see ©tfi ©ffliPcSS),

igQyQr?o8i ilunnn'ya ©âi 2, Qj(nrô ©ysral

Gi-LjDsO (i^:e2^sraTO)) Be soiled.

gDyd96ô6i, ceeTj !• v.a. of^y<0iTosolderB.,

make dirty No. gD^tfis, vu. gj'OcSs dirty clothes.

2. ^croejj ^D^ce«liâ6ra'''> UR, avoided, warded

off (?).

gj^cflsio rubbing, polish B.

o(ôofô 1 l.T.M.C.Te. =^This. oroocaocX) this per-

son. ofOoStmoa^'mo Smrao KU. still. 2. T. =

oit)o^ fly in oroocaoTUOOO moth. 3. interj.

of pain, oroo o^nrro einiDgjJnmoib @2gJ^3''^°

I

CG.— met. of disgust. f5r3)J)ra5)<esi35ng o(t>o

mo cLjocsi^^gj vu.

ofDod96i= ^y3dBffi. q. v.

ofDocftSlê^nOo— ofDo§ 118 ofDo^dBi— olDofTSYfT)

ofDooeâênOo iksanam S.(ora.i.^5fii) Seeing, eye.

oroodafii5rnl<airib seer, fortuneteller (u^5ia:xj

SSbraof)).

ofOo-o^tmo seen (po.)part,

ofOooS*3 inna T. M. (^srgu So. ôsa) Mimosa

Inga, Intsia, the bark of which is used in

bathing (also (Hractgs) oa)oesBQ^'jaS)&>osn^ ®ffi

^ ^^^'[^ IP. being soilnd.

ofDoQ?? o&)= (^êS^c&), a§-3i3) a§xjs oroosoral

ofDoJ^ icca (T. ofoo, Te. orooco) Fly. aiogl^ gad-

fly. (DrsqI^ No. = a--6Tnl^. (6a)QiaoajDalc52;ccsiri

ofQojyiS.TSiTSDoi) the fibres of a reed, brought

back from feasts in jungle temples.

orooâfOo No. a jungle-tree (the capsules of

which when bursting are said to discharge

flies.— orso. siajoslsingoiTl.'olcaao prov.

accounting for swarms of flies).

ofDo§ idu 5.(VN.of^§a,)Placing,hencea_rirrnl

§. 1. stability, durability, strong, close texture.

ofQo§ggcB>^ ojosTOoaj KU. (opp. (Sa§§g@).

2, pawn, equivalent. oroo§fl«l§ n_irTTTlo)3i-' siô

§K^ So. barter. 3, what is equal, matches.

4. So. bank, natural or artificial.

Cpds. oroos§c95) (3. 1) two parties to close, cdd

carvaoib ajmTls§«g9 TP.

ofoosoo (asi^nlaick) KR.) incomparable.

oraoSD«33cQi (l)tobesolid, strong, fine, oraosoib

o_)SSt9s)Dg_j RC. Qjl§aic)o oCQosocno a^&s),

ofOoSDcm SjsDcom po. oroosocrro ool.rrogg

eJlai CG. capital story. rg^.^ y,

ofDoslâi (3) to fight as with fists, elbows,

of0o§5)iftD§c&s) (2) to pawn, compensate.

oroofiS(&)oro3(05 (4) to throw up a bank.

oft)o§5ijijg^ma (1) to be durable as cljS'-U Vi.

oroo§rnl^ (1) to be durable,(2j stand security B.

ofOoâo^ (4) a bank B.

oroo§^^ (1.3) resistance, meeting of equal

forces, encounter, (oiaalfaii ofOo'gocaU Suo

(sA they fell out. oroo'gocsii^s 6>iislo)aJ::ai

(as last resource). oroo'go<9i8S> to drive into

a corner, 'oiaaellral) aisng orao§.?|§l TP.

they closed.

orao§5).Ugi treasury of state in Cochin,

oOJoSlSKSiasQi (1) to last.

o«)o6)sy>o l. = o«)oSDcm f. i. <2ai5c3)frnl5)Sô

655ia_ira)f(:i CG. 2. comparable. BamaiojrBo

gD-os^siô cf^^03mo Nal.

oft)o<2SQ,-£>) 1. to last. 2. to be happy.

orooSsooo (everlasting bliss T.) ^niDS

ruoîflsia^cOsormosgo oroo. Xioôoinnâo

coajo (or : for over) Ram.

ofDo^cBs, 51 idu'ya (T. o-oosr^ a. to join fr. ©6T7b) aux v. 1. V. n. To be 'sragjeTlsl aoslmoft

RC.=g5r^Dcd?l, aJ-5n§. 0vTn:U3^3l5)OO3fD3CrDmo

CG. — ^@g, jinamzls^mairrra CG. = -osaanoisa

nrra. 2. v. a. to act. '!D0îs\'6)\r^-^'0S^(3^£\^ gSSijalCG. to do si^^s^m3at) = 5)jiJiô'Tb(po.)

ofDosoT. M. collection (=: gjii^) ofOo. '^sa> to

heap up conically. (3^:too ojaulôiTil QJ3

&jj^(WDn6 oroogo (gsscrUDcX) Nid. accumu-

late.

orOo^l itti 5. (Tdbh. oj^c^?) Staff of spear—a pike. filTmulii_ioaifl5T3c)o oroo§îSic)o SitVij.

(comp. ^§1; ofOo^).

o(t)jCVjOl(Ty!o TdiSam S. (oôao, oraocb)Praised, po,

ort):&nOo inam i.=^n3l32iovu.—2.S0. Asinging

noise, also orooemasio. 3. regularity B. (=

©sm?).

ofDofoTl l6i S. Public calamity (6, tsra^mlc^r^

ofDjrS) l6u =ajlaio in ogTlg etc. at the rate

of 100.

I. o(T)aaTi?yi itta So. oroo'-ro)-<A(oroogg T, Te. orao

jiifjA C.Tu.) Phoenix dactilifera. fprov.

ofDoayranitPodate GP. oroornragiiPo n_iy(0isScnJDc>3

ofDoCTOO-ltPo Vl. =: ofDo.'OTap, I'-jô.

oroocTTOajm B. a species of date-palm,

jiTloolrrro Boswellia thurifera (gra S.)

oroorro),'oi) = orao.-ai:)i, kinds: [o_iâsiD3iri GP.

ôol;TS)i3l) Phoenix farinifera. ^'ejloiobo

<a)0§laO)'ai) Elate sylvestris Rh.

ofOoi^ (Tu. 22.13) a Cycas (Todda Pana of

Rh,)of5orrosDao0cyf:);> GP, ofDocK»lnba-j§ its

ofDoiO^— ofDofOlfCIo 119 jfDofb—• ofOoOo

branch or leaf. ofOocTtnliTboJxjDSl flour made

from its fruit, food of the poor.

kinds: .a.D§l>^, zeja'l^. [oroocora iUoô Nid.

11. ofOoTOYOi So. Spittle, also i^-uto) (= S-aiyiTii) Vi.)

o(T)o gyg) Ittu C. oô-aj, gDracrg S. orooaio? prh.

go^ff^) The pole or shaft of a plough No. =:

o(0oQC/3o id'rsam S. (â+gya) Such (po.)

orOoPOOClDOOlinamaili (§30000? oolmo?) Mean,

low.

oroomoo _aJo.-i3ia)l, ofOocnDo ojcSsii, ofOocrÔj oJôfDornoj Sq-j^ So. an evil spirit.

ofDoCYO^ etc. see ofDoOSYZD.

ofOoa_l ipsa S. (desid. of tergjcLj) Desire.

^Qail>a)o part, desired. [^j^s^tgiSajo^n Mpl.

ofOoClDOfb iman Ar. Faith, credit ma.iJoinbo Qio.

ofOo(TL^c395 imbu";fa (see ômjo. T. ^ff^

sweetness C. oroosr^ drink) To suck, lick, sip.

(f.i, 03633, qaj, ojlcortit) etc.). rxjejiti gjfacnjo (Bra

srr£\ (Oicinlsiceisiaai^/of) prov. anything very at-

tractive.

ôaiD =: (Saiosl miser.

CV. ^'ocnjlte«.

oôCOJo lyam T. M. (Tdbh. ctuItdo) Lead = d>,D

rolc2;o, 6).ijgglcao being pewter, (aâroljio o)xi

gglcaio Q^nrnliBTSiOo KR. aiQisra orojca'o dismlmo

cncrro, 6)3Lj§.i-aT^lc2;o ajlsroîianairoo GP.

orao^SutooiA lead pencil.

orDoCOiDCQJDOO lyampat'ta (orao 2.) Moth,

winged termite; also grasshopper. [ajOjiPTi.

ofOncaiiA (T. orooiiirai)) winged termite, oraooirai)

ofDoCaJlCSS lyide (see @is 3) Quite lately.

ort):)ft) iral. So.— (grasl-y.xjo". 2. Cyperus Iriallh.

o(OofDo T. M. 1. Dirt, moisture, also oi-j)ooo.

2. So. urinary passage oroorBg^jo^.

orooft)S)aajO^, ofooroosaajogj^ T. M. washerman,

oroofolcfia to grow damp V2.

oraoro5)ajaiD:ao T. Palg. (B. small red onions) &

ofiorragg^ T. Palg. (B, onion) = col osjga' No.

allium cupa.

ofDofDTjb iral T. M. (Tdbh. w^dk) Liver.

olDorolrJDo iri5am S. (orooib) Emitted, as word, po.

I. ofOofb ir T. M. C.Te. Two= §Dro3. oraoros

Bhr. 1000, ofOofOnrig by twos, oraoraaaiifDo

2000, oroofooQ, 6, oroort)D:)a 2 persons' depth,

of0ofQliP3^@ac''olaj double threaded etc. ofooro

slca;Daiann Anj.[ofOoiiajoch.

n. ofOo^ Splitting, sawing T. M. ofoociiDAj saw=

oraoraai 1. to saw, split, p. ofoomo f. i. ofOo.iT)

ara •01^71 o) of)o <3--5rel CS. (BTa.tJjal.nTlfDlcSQCTn

eacfflPTi. half sawn. oe>o(Sicm cuocXj stshi

sn^ siaêj.TOl-OjScruoch CG. in hell. 2. p.

ofoorol (C. ofOo^ to comb out nits) to comb

hair Vi. ajcSs to card MC. oooib to comb

cocoanut fibres — CV. oa>o(S\<S5,.

VN. ofQo aj sawing oroo ij gscrro PT. rrjijj

of0ojajc9s!oranb sawyer, oroo'oOsiDdEo aycsaofrao

ofooîsiajosl sawdust.

onDo^Ljojocb saw.

HI. o(bo(h T. M. C. Te, (also oroo|. C. Te. & c/al*

C.)Nit ofooib oa'^si-maajTlfabSturrt) (ajGjlsao prov.

ofOosii)«Dgjl, oft)0(b.ui'n, (Sa-iOnlibajGjl a small

comb.

ort>ooet?il'5t) irkil T. M. (T. o.-Do<e9, qS\s^ straw

for picking teeth, Te. oraoralaêj bits) also

oraoi£)5)lT3i), oraot0s)c)o, ofSocX) No. oroog.(Sc9isiDcb So.

Stalk of cocoanut leaf, mid-rib of any palm

leaf, used nno ij vXis^gjonf). (^(êjo(j}(aw)\(^ oroo.

<asss3Si a torture. o.'Oo. @jj1^^3):a) <&>^

(S.UQol Sil.

oraocSsilejIîZ'Dî^, broom (loc.)

orOoQCl) irmam l. S. (fTO:5jo^) Wound.

2. M. & o(0oZ2inb (orooroo) damp cloth oraoiZ0o

aomoosiro) (S,-i_jDro3-no TP. without changing

the cloth in which she bathed o'0c^,(2mo5

(3T0§ci^ (S,i_joa> (in <Sf3fG;^cB) — also orao

2Zab iông.

ofDonî irsya S. (^rocroj to be angry, L.ira) Envy,

malice. (Sra.unr) oQScmj^gg oraooiij, 6Ta63Bô)S

(2,T)jiiD csra.uteggg oroocôi MR.

oroocfriS^^'^î to envy.

ofDoOo li'aiQ (T. M. ofOoOo) 1. Moisture, damp-

ness. 2. dirty as clothes ofOooaacfte to soil

(comp. ofDotfla). 3. = orooonb wet cloth, ofco.

00(^.3) to change it after bathing.

o(T)oQ — o(t)oOOo 120 o't)oaj— oft)oC/3-jro

orooonb wet cloth moosraisajrrrao gjfoornl^g

oolsroTsajcia §8 6iio^gj prov. (Vi. orooODOfb)

= ofDoE52nb. [Elate palud.)

ofDoocrjjno Caryotaurens (or marshy date tree,

orooocnjcnl a cold fit, oal.nigajfOo.

ofOjQ iru (T. end, fr. ©q) 1. So. orooo Anger,

fury, from ^jjIqiOj or oroo,fi3j (which in Vi.

is written oroool^ aM.) orooQeiOsai to be

spiteful, in rag* Vi. 2. splitting pain (v. n.

§20,(3) 2). 3. ruin Vi.

ofOoQtQi, orooolsgjoi>) to be angry.

VN. ofOood) f. i. siirpanakha o) oirrnloiSeJD

osi-oralg-psl^ KRs.

ofOooi^s) 1. to rage, be in a huff V2. 2, rice,

plantations etc. to grow weakly Yi.

CV. ofooolgjlcto to provoke Vit.

oroo5)OcSs) So. (fr. orooo) to be angry.

ofQoOOo 1. No. displeasure. 2. So. womb of

animals.

o(DoOO it'ta 1. i<soQ,cm, C. oroofffi) to pull =©^<95i) Stinginess. 2. a miser.

ofooooffiaioronb the avaricious Koran.

ofOooonb, oroooo0D32jnb miser, also a_ism

cBfflOfonb ofooooaLfib oQrrra prov.

3. So. a reed, orooooa^.o^ a jungle of such,

also ofOooocaipl — oroooocSayrai) a reed used

as pipe.

denV. ofOoonlcOffl to keep tenaciously, lay up.

ofaoool;5J <Sm§o cocDo Anj. oroo'-ô @)q,

cBs)^^° (i^'OTfai)) g5ire5c9ffl prov,

ofDoOOo ittam (from oroooaai T. C. Te. to bring

forth) The womb of animals.

ofDoOOgiJej So. = ofOoOQ,ajej B.

ofOooogiejl ffiojosai ajroarm.'oi oQ^ (Cochin,

MC.) like a tiger with young (see foil.)

ofOoOQ T. M. 1. Bringing forth ofoooolnrra

<2aj«ngrm najsrossQcb SG. 2. the infant, young

of animals. [a^fDloolmo (elephants).

ofOoooloDo (2) RC. herd of young animals cSi

oiôoolgjo (1) the hut built near the house

for lying in (gra(Ty<S)C)o ncSiSsrgajnb ^"o. ^

sngoce«l SG. also oroooQc^cioo ci-jtee. oroo

OQc-DsaJaTlrei ojcsa id. (So, oreoociajra).

orooOQ,©)Ofi3l So. nurse to a woman in childbed.

ofOoOQSanonj (l) pains of 'childbirth, hence

orooofôjla', ofoooQSajam.

ofOoOQo_j3(T5j = ^§3iilrati fflti_iorc3frnlfol<flsom n_io

CTU ; orooOQojejl = fflajoc^ta^ScOanm oj.

(comp. ofOoooo)(to exemplify ferociousness).

ort)oOQ,fijaj uncleanness after childbirth otDo'

cffilrai) (5K>830 ^gj TP. (a Nayer law).

oCQooq^Z'ô aoga)(gajsmo SG.

o«)oOQ|aj3fmlrai) os uteri (& ofoooo— ).

oroosioo§tSs) l.So. to be in labour B. 2. mid-

wifery, the work of Sojool KU. oroosjon

§g_jDnb g)ro§ 6)nôq, prov. (said of phy-

sicians infected with the disease of their

patient).

oroo5)oo§cSsfmajcX) No. = ofOoOQ,S)orol.

ofDofiJ llai=g3^ often in po. & vu.

ofDoC/Bot) isail S. (ofOoca to possess, rule) 1.

Lord. 2, God; Siva. 3. able (sroxb <SiSg_jaib

ôaamocan CCh.

ofaoc/3®c8s)D5T76 Gan. 1.= orooc/aomiêj NE. 2.

an angle (opp. oolg|f!nl(S(fls)Osnt)) in geome-

try. Gan.

oroocyaocnrrb (part.) ruler— ofOocoDooiâi the

NE. point, guarded by Siva.

orooc/alfsn, ofOooalitnjo supremacy, f. i. CT\j(Sroaa

(S)Ao the rule over the Gods.

ofOoi^'mooj ruler (po.)

o(t)oC/9_](T)ru) 1. Potent, ^jiiaH^sxaigjao cu

RSCi^cuDnb oraoGojfoob Nal2. (able = (Stgjcfe).

2. Lord, God; often interj. ofDooajronb aQ)2nm

S) jiiD^XigJ CG. I can but say: it's God's doing.

aiosmacariff)g_jsgg oroo'aao(b the Brahmans.

Often of idols of0o'a3D5)ro .aisrgofoi) KU. when

visiting temples. 3. esp. Siva = 03.-iOc/3_i

ronb; ofOoaajranaDo>fo (cyz^.i^^ KU. built

and restored temples. [God's favour.

hence: oroocyajrodBiSOfifiatsraDrai) 63(11)1-^ TR. by

oraoc/aJOJCLjrolafQQîS^jsmoPTi. get evidence

from God, ordeal. [j^g^ ôig.

orooC'3_irotn_4fmlt:^îplsi) TR. consecration of

orooo3Jro(a_jO(TO£icr) prayer. oQ^ria crcDcycencb

oroo. 5)jiJCSH5)Bi05nglral<S3fnB TR.

ofDorOaf^— ^ 121 o(t)o^ ©366-0

oroowsjfcggj (So, orDoMjreêjl) Helicteres

Isora. Rh. (= <s.rD(2g. 0^,0).

orooCDjrascrunj divine (or Siva's) worship

-oHaj oroo'cqô cE>5iflgj1c9si TR.

oOoc/ajracToajgj.^sraatcji), ofDoL/a_ifDoa3(^QOo5)c9)0

lini, oroocajroosisiacffloro!) TR. by God's blessing

or order, providentially.

ofDoc/Djroo^smo see (ffia^smo.

oOtoudjcS^ Goddess, Kali oraoc/ajfolaofoo^z; <Sa

Qjtoiaoit) CG.

oraoc/3_i3roo(i_)Dcrucr)o worship of God.

olDoc&r^rub isal S. 1, Very little. ofOo.-eifiA oroo

.fdral) by little & little, oOiofaq-Bao lukewarm,

oroo:e3S§D.:a:io peccadillo, — (5ta2Q03rDO((n)60Qc)o

<am orao'SigQo Bhg. days & nights nearly equal.

oraoaa3^Doa6 Vi. stingy. 2. M. doubt, dis-

pleasure (comp. îPiui)) oroocsafiA o^rrnlacQi

Matsy. ooo, QjlnoD VivR. ag)rmroTlcrr?lcairal)

gj^ KR5. [Bhg. don't doubt.

denV. (sr^cuio Slcm\:£n^^sowâb o^gsa

oltloClO iha S. Longing, in rnlrol.^nt).

part, orocoolfoio attempted, wished.

orQo^ lla S. i. = o«>oajo Praise. 2, T. SoM,

phlegm,

part. oraoaîOTo praised.

ofDo^l lli S. 1. A Turkish sword (C. a sickle)

2. a cudgel; burnisher (loc.)

ôglnoo.'DcS-.ajzîPmo.'âio KR4.

ofOoîaJ GQ_iDd95 (orooc>o=-oroo<9snfal)) f. i. eizn

SOB etc. To shoot up & be slender No.

ofDoyCSaeeorsb llakkol So. (=S. orao.-^) Shaft

of plough Vi. also ofDoiflBi cartpole.

offioSPo llam T. M. (Tdbh. of Pali SThala= Sim-

hala, jjlsjQg.o) Ceylon. orooyocSisngaJib ©ô

<&.3orr33i @j^ prov.

craoy.unb, f. o«)oiPaj.-ni^(old orao(SsPo,'!5n^)N. pr.

a caste immigrated from Ceylon, whence

they are said to have introduced the cocoa-

nut tree (=:(3fl.ijit, (3â)aj(t)) KU.

orocifasifolaij a red sugarcane.

oro rip35ms 6313' a cocoauut tree with orange-

coloured fruits.

orD;iP3^cT5j (vu. ^foSycry Vi.) a large yam.

ofi)otF5)g_jfO30ocb Vi. a sovereign said to have

come from Ceylon.

I. ofOr^cfti, (£)&] llku'â^^ydSaa) 1. To put

ofif clothes Qjl <P ai. 2. to soil clothes oOoas.

II. crOo^cQ), tf = i^y^cGei C. M. To drag, rmaj

igslo-Tlsl^gj Qjejl^ô oCQo^pô, ofOoidP^croe

oiTlEBDral) Bhr.

^Found in Tdbh's before o, ej, as (roja_io ôb.xio,

iseJ3;d)o aej&, also c^zTi, 2.0,0^. Initial 2. is some-

times lost, as gajo.i;!, .xjd.xj; aeJ33j£b, eJoaj£>.

Before Cerebrals & Liquids, which are follow-

ed by tgra, it glides into &,, as o-JS-iJ podava,

aog-^ oirappu.

^ aT, aC. Tu. A demonstrative V^, correlative

with (BTO & ^ (1. the middle between two.

2. -what is above. 3. that, yonder). Perhaps

surviving in the adj. part. fut. siroiDâj^, (SrO)

04^, 5> ^ 3?j^ & in the poet, forms of the finite

Verb QjoroS.tn came, e^^^rra.-oiOcSi^raf) RC.

Hence q.o.

U^c6>(2)fDo U'Jâmaram (DiUenia speciosa) Careya

arborea, oJlej. [ccana Rh.

0eJcsys5= S. (Sigsfiioso old diet. Aleuritesmolu-

^d6)o uyam aM.T. = 0^030 World Vi.

^de>D(Do Tl'yaram 1. The letter §)_. 2. = ^'0,c^

interj. dinsc!Jii^Tra>9i3f0o coroarmJo crying hu,

(prov.) [the nail Vi.

^dSblrb U'yir T. Te. C. Tu. Nail, the flesh near

goeei ukka H. Ar. hukka. A pipe.

gcBsô ukkam T. M. (v'â=<^§) ^- Mi*5<3ie,

hip. j)(S5i5)-sra§(£te SG. to carry a child. acO«i^

aJgfgâÔB prov. 2. side

Q_iO(£)s) sit under one's jutting roof.

IG

ôesigo— ^(ô 122 ^863— ^.^c

a<9J'5>^DC)l (1) carbuncle boil. [^g. helpless.

g)ifl«oo;Ljnb 1. hip-shot (thro' debauchery)-

g(0noo^rold3s>(loc.) to sit resting out lie haunches

(also ac£te^^f61c9s)).

ê85irai) = @taflo T. M. 1. @c95)rai) toSria'TjL (U)£\

6)ces)05n| Bhr. ojajs^ra, jDSS^sra) a- 2. g)<£Ki

Gjli^b Siojo^si'g stalks springing up from

& near the root of some kinds of rice-plants

& forming a .ftsr^. [night patrol Vi.

©cfiS^ô ukkalam T. Te. aM. Advanced guard,

©oee^^v'C^^) ukkaluttu (a) Women's neck-orna-

ment, gold collar Vi. also ao)ce5i§ SoM. ^cSs)

yogi ai^.tsralml) a^gj^gjonb altSsjô (^ cT)Oipl<e)

OTlDZCrOo po.

©c66iukku(C. Te. steel, strength=:a'3<s«') arolc9«)

(Scs)0£^ ajma TR. (letter of Codagu raja) Ammu-

nitions?

©de6id9), <B&\ ukku-ya (C. Tu. to boil up. T.

^<ft to fall) 1. To start, lean to one side as

one falling ouora q®§ atOsH (SojocsO (loc.)

2. Vi. to rot in water as wood T. C. Tu.

©c86isl ukkudi (a) Veranda or outside corner

of a house, a'o^'^ o_io<9n to live homeless on

the bounty of others.

ô&Oô uktam S. (part, cu^ ) Said, a saying. —^.Bioo gca-'iJônora!) ac&oicnoco; roDanb BrhmP.

addressed, spoken to. —

a<fl^word. d)5nj'afSX)naoraio^s&<&«))^ aJlsrraKU.

the B. were defeated in argument.

g.c9{Z)iaJonb, a'OjjTliJO.-ib po. having said.

g)^<9)X)o a Vedic sentence.

^Sis\o uksam S. & ^cft£s:l3Qj Bull.

g.flftiîi«o sprinkled roc&<3)-STJnlm3i'a1> Q_s£a\<(TiOoCO

ooo^n PT.

g.flBiio KR. the 2nd day of Asvamedham.

@6U ukha S. Pot, saucepan. — also ^rarali.

^(C/ô Ugram S. (ae3= aje3) 1. Yehement,

passionate, as ajOc9s. — aiâasral terrible.

2. heat of sun or pepper.

ooDCUi^ S.%0" 3, complaint of the nose Vi.

î^fS) 1. vehemence. 2. intensity of heat, etc.

aiÔnbSiva,

a(5/)(cêj a certain colic. ^'siaidJs ajfifflsmo

o-ja^ fmsiScnJDcb o^ô SCDDSi amed.

a'tQosmo 1. loftiness, pride Vi. jjc/joffrnldasi

dcnV. (B. a(g)35mo crying from anger).

2. T. C. Te. Tu. storehouse, granary, gjom?!

moo ^(j/jDsiDftjrjQmao (^noj prov. foremost

in the matter of provender.

g^ ungu So. =^rD(fls Strength (C. Te. a<Ss).

^863&nOo nngunam S. =^ra!,<ftsi-noBug, louse.

^S(S^ uiinu= ojsiSTg Bauhinia variegata, yields

lampoil.

^JlJ]iTS)o njiSani S. (part. ^.oJ, wont, suiting)

1. Proper, suitable g3 ^(zncufDo rmiTSXinb Nal 2.

crgaaralraciJno ejs^gjDnb a-oJ^'^f^^ deserving to

get. (Oisrack) fDi6!JBc>oceajiriiwnaoa3 oaî^îtBhr.

aj3jl(aic9e§l fine, strong child. 2. M. manly

feeling of honour.

SjiTirmo 6)i0i§CLinf) a reprobate.

^_Qjlf!j)<96)oron{) a man of honour Vi.

^jiTlfmo 6)^^ to retaliate g. ms^siaoSiTîKU.

g-o^'S'i^ga cno-snib ÔT) Qcrrao gjgj TP. angj

^CS^rOlo <&)0§1 (VU.) ^^,m.'3r3)ltTnlolg,^3^53

^ (A-nj.)

^j^ Ucca M. 1. (S, a=£io) Top. ^^coDfal) <ft§!a

csô KU. (=2^) a^croej crown of the head Vi

.

@^6)^siT) see &^. 2. height of sun, noon

as)^®c9«®(0t3)<2ôci 6>ijcft>) TP. to cook dinner,

qS)^<3s)<3^<j:^ forenoon (srasic^ i^sl g.. exactly

at noon, g^sj'^'^sim^ afternoon.— also

height ofage, g^caJDcsz^ he is above 50 years,

g^âejrol Pentapetes phoenicea, its flower

£'^ GP.

gSiêTl a plant, also ©siâD gsi.êjlcoilnb

(SrwDOil) jiipldJ) TP. a home remedy.

&^0Dg.nb (0iODôg.n6) a Paradevata.

^^ U6cu (C. purging, Te. aro3.aj) 1. In gôj^slcasi also 2^ o_j1s1c9«) to become mouldy

or slippery as after rain B. 2. Palg. = gglj

c;b1, q_q^^. 3. No.= 6nj?X)l,uroc^ — a- ^sl^.unb, g^fii'Tb a crack-brained man.

^ô uccam S. (arati+ tmaoou) High, height,

^jy emjJo— ^ssflnOo 123 ^g^coTl— ^ses*^

AR. zenith or meridian. Esp. of sounds @^roialrai) a_io§&, iftroai, cnlaJxTla':^ (33>yo CG.

2- -ojlfol:^ Bhr. @.^'ôs«3T3c>3 Brhm, 2^0oa^'@g Sîeio.-ii3o loud.— ^^cinl jiirmjsnisô

Nal. ups & downs.

g^'mjo (opp. nnl oloiJo) rising, superiority.

^j^ffnOjOo UCCand'am S. (^dhjusmvo) Rash.

^.i^COto UCCayam S. (joI) Collecting, knot of

gown ;a)6matOT).

denV. ajj^ffl5Q|.o gôiil^ CC.

^^fOlreei uccarikka s. (nj(b) ^ôfDerOo

To utter, pronounce, as ajrjia g^folauosirm

Bhr. So. (BajS3Dôroffmo, rnDSao, etc.

gôrao excrements (po.)

^jÔfOOfb, ^j^DfOTjb, gjÔtTjb Festival

in honour of Bhudevi'smenstruationonMa-âra

Sankranti (end of Jan.); similar to the februa-

tioas of the Romans, g.ajrasraigi cnl^ to keep its

3 days of rest by abstinence from all work except

hunting. g^DitA si.'TOOi Qjl(J^(S-i_)03i~l superst.

(curse resting on work done during these days)

2ôra aJpoonm3c)o (Bracra/scuo Qg)§asi MR. wo

exTDOC^ ^:ôci>^ o-isiDo (oifrafScnJOcX) doc. (as

on Quarter days). [spirits.

^jaôsnOouccadanamS. (^s) Expelling evil

^^1 ucci T. M. C. Te. =2^ 1. The crown

of the head a^c9Q§^2iCSô KR. 06mcSs(ScnJOc>D

^^ (msrtDcftBO KR. @^ gSiOtSn B. to pour oil

on the head of children. &S)^6rn vu. oil poured

on the head.

g.^3-4 flowerlike ornament for the crown of

the head. gâiJlfali orasiT^lcsô o-Jgô Pay,

ô)e)j^8 UCCeis S. (adv. instr. pi. @ô) Aloud,

also gD5i5)^(Tj;j.'0o louder.

ôiSlcaô UCChistam S. (uS\.-b^) Leavings of

meal ScSOiSc/a.-flâDCi^'a^ggroj &, KR.

6)2i3o6UeJo UCchrilklialam S. Unfettered.

^r^ COlo UCchrayam S. (^) Rising, height.

oj.oo'l 010 liiffh.

ô^jcronOo Ticchvasanam, âr9_iornjo

S. Breatliing up, sigh ffisioi-jajo g'ajo Qjj

engo KR. (rage.)

^^^CqTIpoI ujjayini S. (k^) N.pr. Capital

of Avanti, G. Ozene, Vicramaditya's residence.

^0^-1^366^ Ujjvalikka S. (SSJoA) To flame

up, shine forth jje^jaJ.ajlsjcnojTl ojo^mo

Mud. brilliant courage, gs^jejl-^ 6)^3^

Blir. broke forth in rage. g.'^§o ajlscaocoo

^^ ^âl- [break out.

CV. mrassst^rm s^&iOfuo g'g_?lc9« Mud. to let

^ssjTQujlfWo ujjlii6am s. (part. a8K>a)=&raf)+

oOd) Left, forsaken. gej'aujlfaieDST^SiggofDoar)

CDo CG.

I. ^S uda T. M. (3§) 1. Belonging to; hence

a<SS postpos. of Genitive. n^nrTaSs or oQcms

CBJ mine (see asca). 2, (C. as^^) cloth,

dancer's pantaloons, esp. (inlfTOUjs royal or

idol's garment.

ascaos royal dress ojeulSrora-.O'iA &'<9)ô SiPu.

(anasajsc2JDS jiJO(z^S) daily dressing of

idol KU.

g)SCU3c)3 royal sword (prh. from asra^)).

aS'Siaiaoon (Sîb RC 89. (<a)£iio T. = (grs3fosmo)

ornamented or ornamental?

gi5onli.o full height of a person, whole length

of a house, beam, etc.

n. ^S 1. Groin, aj(T^ T-JiSai^-ao (C, Te. gsl lap=asl) aff>5c9® -!^î S)Qô^3^. 2. B. testicle

of oxen.

III. 6)5= ©SQ-j Breaking, castration.

©SSS^ udaiinu (C Te. T. to be compressed).

g3Sc9a 1. catch, latching, notch, mrarmlnb ©•

incision in the arrow. 2. obstruction, dis-

pute, dunning, quarrel. (=5nj'aul:g|, cn\

STXjcriOc) a. (SiO^cQ) Vi. to insist on. ©.

S)<£hD?Tgairisoyoumay wring it from him. as

cesi-orarao s oK^gSdaoisnggKIJ. (in ordeals).

No. ^SiSSTnafOo a_i,")i9)=,'oiCiaiejfi_ioa). 3.

obstinacy, war. asasHmoirirDls sâig am

tflfflOCTLnxcTno^ RC. with a mind intent upon

revenge. [MC. harpoon.

aSiflag) bearded dart. &'.c2,:nj, a'.iSirroo jiiDgl

gjs<ss)nb troublesome, daring Vj.

£S<08<&i, s^ to catch hold of, resist, wrestle.

ro55)g_jnb QQTro5i)3<S.XJ0ib tsra)* RC. who

^sô— gsa 124 ^SfiQ^ — ^sca;

will dare mo? 2<^ O-oJcmo.Tf) ^ScBsilcDg RC.

tried to relate. (8o_)DKSSo9al§(e) Q^'2cmo§

@ss.xi KR. g)sa3snb !gi3(rirô ^scSsTl ^lai

(Smos^s CC. i^^ cucnSlan KR.

^Sô udajam S. Hermitage, a_isrncyaoai ^. cn\

gSS'TCYOOerifi) udannan (C. Te. odyanam) Gold

chain round the loins (fr. ^S or g^sn3k)= i^S(b.

^SOb udan 5.(a§) l. Together with. 2. at

once, forthwith coDîDBlrm gjfJSiOCOo g)snb

gsCTODfrf) CC. asnb (OKSnm aTl-oJofol.^ TR. (grj)

&s2onMR. at that very moment, (graslaz^rraroo

<Siiplsiaro)Cf3l) g)S®m TR. immediately after.

—

with adv. part. ff)nJ(^snb, & adj. part. Siôi'i^

ascrasnb again & again.

Cpds. ^sciosl So. at once.

^setaioaj, ^srrms^ (or ^saa)§) a®Q,3i widow to

be burned with her husband. asoTObl @sQjoob aro3S)cnj§ochi VCh.

&ss>cm%& to agree SoM. T.

ascrusl 5. agreement, contract ^mshji£^<a-s)0

RSo @. (tyaiofoo mscrra Arb.

asna Vi. friendship; see &S0.

^So—Jo udappam So. (^s I) Relation, connexion,

friendship gSg-jo Q^'flgo (sroxira203^1 Bhr. —aSg_j5)0OSlS 1. properly = as0®C2;o5)5. 2. (prh.

fr. asceaaj) strongly. 6i§'Sceasn')o oQcm gs

g_j5)0o§ cuo6TOtn)Og_p-Dj Bhri, contended that

he must be killed.

^Sa_jlOg_J udappirappu (T. @snbaM. gsfot)

Uterine brothers (asgjlormajiib) & sisters, g

Sgjlocm.TJcbcSs o-igji^K^RC. also aSgjlooTl

B. brotherhood. [Moslems,

^niâjoo gsgjlogi TR. the brotherhood of

^Saudama 5.(asI)l.Property,jewels. 2. rela-

tion, friendship (=gsna). 3. propriety. &sojsI gs0(2a;os Qa)§(i29 Mud, eca^scmxitb

g'<2c32)D§ ®!i_i3«SQjlnb Bhr. quit only ! 4. simi-

larity, culfosanos a. ©.oiôjonb (gTa:|l(a^DC2jo

Mud, wish to be like a hero,

hence: gS0d3s)Dron{) 1. proprietor, owner, aisl

@.S0t95iDroab MR. 2. natural protector, next

relation. 0135 5)a_J3ra63QS)5 gS0(fi5)O(b TR.

gS0iW)O"no (cruQomo) Vi. relationship.

giS0a\iDnb owner, as of house, etc. (uomTlnnbo

g,, a)2o g. MR.

^Scn^ udambuT. M. (=asf3))) i.Body. gs-nj

5)jiiol3iiajnb Vi. of small stature, gscnjlmo

(S(U)£)a\ MM, aj)^fD3:ijsrnj5C5^Z3Q, RC. 2. anus

g. ajoaga Qjrrra the rectum.

ascTLio B. closet.

denV, gscnjlcfisi (loc,)= cruj(r5)-ijla5i. ^0 o-i

srno g'^ laid up. [i«snb PT. = @@a.

^SCQ-) udaya .5. (as I) Possessing aaigsoi

giSC52ônb Lord, in gS32;oibaj@g^ a medieinal

creeper (amed.) = {gT2)Tn^cSfflfO-

gsaiOjob 1. owner. With Nora. m:a6!3T3ch (Srg)

0,0 g. KR. who has acquired the 6 N. o^

OTDSJS <Sa_j«33S2caioaa0Di3«l Mud. With Ace.

6T3)S3i3J)g.(ST3)(bg5S32;D(bAR. whois to protect

us, since father is dead? 2. elder relations

(see gSooDib) with Gen. 6)Q_)6rnl-ii-tbo gs

caajnb= as0c95)Drori6. oQcnlcSs <8xi5io ar^s

g)'(b @3gj TR. no protector, g. aoTo ^ra

sroisofs!) 0«yil (opp. sojrajj). 3. God, also g

scnjroicnjraoab.—• gssoioife title of Maisiir &Codagu kings TR.

asc2)@ 1. possessed cn\ nDSicm cn^sî' @532j

@ TR, art mine, 2. possessing, owner,

lord; with Ace. {sro)* o^-iirm ©scsifs, oJ

oôm (5T3)(li gg^ n4j)ff)nm gsca^fmoccy^ Brhm.

no father! rnifii3i3c)o gscag fmcrjjrooSon TP.

I have thee only, God, to look to; with

Dative cn2^5)S ^tiTntnz^lmao ffiSD.tiJTsrailfrroo

gscaoôaarolai TR, share my lot.

gScaceaDfOot) No. owner jiirDcS-jTlaintio, ru^xil

5)nf)o @. TR.

gScai.Tjrao (itnjo) Lordship V2.

^SCQ^cBj, snsYb^ udayu'ya T. M.Tu, (C.Tu.as

comp, asl) 1. To break as pottery, nuts, etc,

gSoisrarajDOB -aJsl SiPu. Soiib gssrastplsroi^ ciTl

srra AR.; to be breached, (SaiO§ gssroi^ Ti.; to

be broken as enemy ca,§cTuaiC2-cia^ Q®g)^(ScTU0c>3

gSsTOTO) o_i5 (wli^snsroi 0sn£l KR. 2. to break

as sea. o.sn^ ^ssv^ssq ajosrmg (Sa_iOt5)ej ruj

S ajf51 .fifnta!) KR, i^Qaa g. to become untwisted,

^sejo— ^^cejfzsb 125 g§d86^— êroGS^l

t/arolfOo @. emaciated, goioêg^^'^ffS

&sngo

aOejo gssraro) Sojoo KR. broken mind, gj'o

foio ^sQiô •will fall to pieces.

VN. asQJ (rare).= 111 as.

a. V. ô)S39& 1. To breakin pieces. ^ro§Q^

aTlejo aeisScSfflsmo prov. g§s)C2; 5)B>o§1 ^s^s

^Dcb Bhr. (3.&)D§ @. SitVij. to breach, qroirai)

nrgc9fi3l^55aj§^ nnê^S-Qj TR. chest was burst

open. 2. met. 0Dmcru.w:?nb iftoolonjo g^fm

^sisScesismo CG. 3. So. to castrate. ^5)5^

MC. capon.

^Sô udalainaM.=:&Sr3ii. @5aJS!5ac>oo3caiajs3i3a.o

cdTi, ojgjsejo 0^)65130 (STDjerDsmaodtelmonfeRC.

asroi)T.M.C,Te.(VN.ia§<9>)l.body,also trunk.

aseTloA aycsQno rojojlfoejaiag ^s^s^^j

Mud. on the tortured body, ^sraiuslojo

(3rasq^5iaa>ô ^sca rlla.Tb Bhr. assaJ0§

Sjiicmoib jiDroicsiJlroi) Bhr. a Sati. 2. life.

asgjgOOooao QjroDSitm Bhg. g)'of03o ^gj ©5

£J° S2^ û. neither influence nor security.

3. texture of clothes. 4. gsftil) n-TloTrogg

txjcb Bhr. prh,= asnb (see gSÔgi).

I- ^§ udu =aay Star? a kind of fish.

II. @<^ (old \/^to have on, hence .as, @.sai>).

a§@srnl clothes a'tO®" (ftslcssnm ffiajg^wB)^

orrao (gScSao gogj has to live.

@§cijscu woman's garment. 2§fOTO) a§o_js TP.

a.v. ^â©6>j (C^ T.M. C To dress (also as v. n.

(SrQ.aid5)?o <2a_iDS)aj ^§c9s(Snmnt) CG.) put on,

chiefly the lower garment fmorj'§c0s) in the

closer, ajls§c96) in the looser way. ngjaiaoo .u

Qjnb naked, aas S)Q_isnTlmo gggjonb si^D^TSTa)

(TOocu'ib, g§g_joab sie.o^tSsaDajnb temporary

husband, (asnaanti sia)0§cSgrmnjnb theuncle\

a§g_]onf) (WfOSs eraonb TP. may I marry you?

VN. iSfa-j dressing; clothes.

CV. gj§jyldto (old a§(i23i>i "Vi.) 1. to dress

another. 2. to marry o)ih§l a§ojl^ ffia.o

6T^ ajroldh No.

^§c6:fclj udu'yal aM. A time, turn (.^sl sudden-

ly =ffia_io§ce6)3m, prh. crash, comp. @so%c&))

mora!) a. 4 times. o_iaj:ij§£bral) Vi.2.=: ji^ss.

^§ :66^ udukka T. M. (& ^§dB6i C. Tu.) A tabor,

resembling an Jiourglass^gsl. 0gg.o 2§rf3s

>&.d) oOiijdftJiaTlral (^roâdo âj ^tnral QQn"nlS3a;

assngo YCh.

^§q_Jl, ^§x-j (ÔJ^Q-jjudupiT.M.C.Tu.

N.pr. Temple & 0OO in Canara.

^§004 udumbu 5. 1. Iguana. Lacerta Monitor,

used for wounds .oiforai &§CTulo)nb.o n_isrgo

MM. g. QjomojliorajaDrao GF. 5)S)<9)c9is cr)gj§

nxHscraorai ^s S)cQ5§1 KR. gloves? @§cnj cddoj

medicinal against scorbute.— Two kinds: <£ho

(b — (So. 0srro, — aeJQ^ — ) & sôjooto — (So.

j3jloQ,— ). 2. the inner wooden bolt ((Oiy^,

aosooxifc)!)).

denV. raôxTlcSffl horripilation (loc.)

^6)Sdd6\ udekka v. a. of ^SCQ^d&3 q. V.

@§o rLg)§aee^ Uttam (Te. 25 C. gemg bubble,

Beng. gs to rise up) The water to come up,

as in well watered fields.

^S^fTOs Utturuttu All the articles in a house

(prh. @S = aSf^, af^®§)'

^CO^Q-Jo ud'ubam S. Raft, crescent.

g)ay star, gayru-ffTl moon AR. [o-iomorata.

ôjL)o(3icU(Doud'umBaramS. (& ?>'^....) Ficus

^Cu/lOOo uddmam S. (ojol) Flying, soaring.

ênoes^(£b unannu-ya T. M. Tu. C (Te. o|)

To dry, fade, heal as wound ; also mctaph.

(0rarm o^nolifls (Oi^lca; cgnl o^tSa-jocXi oemsogo

when shall I get over it! aemsoralca, asmajBO

fO) (BTOScDs) TR. betelnut dry & fresh.

VN. I. a6TnsoBrol) in gsmsosejrol riconot boiled

in the husk (also affmdteajrol = n_i^rol opp.

ajy^soBajfol).

2. g)6maao dryness org) cf^ro^rad ^sngora!) gerr)

cOsi0roo siojo^l n_)Oioi> ojrrao TP. dry wood

would bo moved to tears.

3. jismifia dryness g^smcSsilsQul^îifStay a med.

(ftDOornia £sm<eo)ai (uo<S€Souo<2aj TP.

—

asmcesalTb (opp. ojâlnb).f^j^j Qud.)

CV. êmeoaldSffl to hoal iôl gjsmsoialgjanb n_ai

ênoftj)— ^sog 126 êogq — ^6â. V. @5mceai>,, cesH T. M. to put to dry, air,

dry (Qj(nô, eiOTo,o, ooai etc.)

êno(tyic65, rnri) unaru-ya T. M, (C. ^m^ to

come forth) 1 . To awake ôano gsmarroSo-iDo

c^ftsrijâa Bhr. will be disturbed. (^SnmSaja

6iaj gsmcTO Qjrrnl®S6mo Brhm. be resusci-

tated, oasmo gsmcrra broke forth. 2. to watch,

care fooasiDônskio gsmm'TlfoliSffl AR. to be

up for R. 6iria"nmocsj^smcTrosab sijiiogj^moTb

KR. having collected himself. 3. to be

conscious, perceive. God is roifrnlsejTsraonb êm

S)nT)ôoolcrrao izlajm Bhr.

VN. 1. gsmiLi watchfulness.

2. asmt^ intelligence, smartness @5mo)q!jô

RC. lively (monkey). gcôtSoDcrLDrai) gsmsglj

ooo eeng Bhg. ^ggo mg^5m(i^®@ao(b @?.

gjDfTOo AR.

a. V. asmc^Si 1. to awaken, rouse coocaai

neoib a_)@gl asTDfOT^ KR. 20<95;o &5irr'>OTD)^

Bhg. Q®nrros5)m ooIq asmtiîJDab KR.

2. to inform arTO5mraral§<SaT)itb KR. oQcm

aros Qjotnra &STr)tCTjQ CG. hinted that, qq<^

sinmcteajonb (gtaxisanos ^snifaran KR. ex-

horted. orvcTjnlnaajslcBM arrasnismn^Tjo

KR. with Dat. or Soc.

CV. gsiTTiajrai^jgci to inform a superior, with

double Ace; also Dat. âso^-nreilnT) g.

gogj TR, The heading of letters from sub-

jects to ministers: N. gsmnsTJslsajisrô (Hia

cucroQ TR.

^6YTOl>?3t) unil (see C. ^stt^ in prec.) Eruption,

vesicle as of itch.— also = cra5rnl^l). & sicno

^c&i, <9)(!gBi9i to squeeze it.

denV. aernleTl-^ ojrala) a vesicle to form.

g6no|TjY(5?|(61 unittiri & ê-nf^WTlfOlOD-^

(prob. gernl) N. pr. A caste of Ambalavasis

(82 in Taliparambu).

^6ng unda 5. (=aro35rg? C. Te. Tu. also CD

6"g) Ball, globe, clot, bullet, g. aassgsmo

TP. make balls, ^gj-oinb ffifmoaere CG. globule of

nectar, gsr^csô afmrrrao 6)<aiBl_^KU. (for war).

&snss><S<s)0&i gunshot-wound.

aspECigtcli good thread.

@.5i^g_jo^tii) distance of gunshot.

£51^ Isoldes), §a5ld9s) to make bullets TP.

asr^cuai small fishing net. (Daiifol(fi« 0^)0^1

CT3 @. prov.

^fi»âTlgj pellet bow.

^sn^ ffjUcasih to coagulate.

QSOgQi^fil see under ^srrsd..

^Sniloft, & (^sneloB) undi'ya H. hundi l. Bill

of exchange. 2. stamp. &. <ft{;^c£b to stamp Vi.

^sngl 3,296^ aio (Coch.) money bags sent to

Collectors= ;35lgJ.

g5>T£l<&,c9DeJcy3o So. treasure-box.

@.5irgla,g_j5mo So. money deposited,

^Snf|undu 5. (old fut. of ^cXs) l. Thereis, exists

(opp.gy^). 2. is present (Sajsrranmrdilmo etaortf)

@6"| CG. cTOOT'n<s>a^fof) Q.sn^ it is written. 3. as

auxVerb: a.) with VN. curola^ @6n§ I shall

come. (9ioS6Tr)5n|ai a5T7| Bhr. we must see.

C'3l.-fi^nb(ST2)9iC5ôa5rT=heis. — also part. Nouns

(uOffKjrai.go 5)_a](sj|^@o asng I certainly said &

did. (S ucoora!) Qjascrngsng sraonb VetC (sraoj

ongo gsr^ TR. we shall, ojlâj^sni CG. I

shall fall, ^rrolgjigssrgs CG. will he re-

member. i^Qjosngffni aiOsmoG^ ergionb Nal. I

have not seen — cSiiflScasisng^sr^ TR. — with

VN. in orars?). (Biaajsioo aioemra'j a^^ngoTR. are

you in the habit of seeing him? sô-igi gO(0s)ejo

QQ)§ca5iOQ,o Q,sn^. MR. b.) with finite Verb,

often adverbially inserted ajtSitfiDnb (sr^'Jd

^snggg^rai) gisnaoaj.TTO EM. arrrasng s).a3DgjfnD,

@5r^ ajfa3i'Tra Mud. he comes already, einrrosr^

(SajsngKU. e<&iO!iô)c2â5n|ajlslc9s(Tra TR.it is

the fowls they seize. ag\rm S<9ic>a.T-j5n| 6t5)onf),

Qg)maS5r@D cg-moiTTV CG. did you really fancy?

<3 000,-313)1 ma (SsngD cn\o<S<esiS£r>S)g^^ AR. In the

past chiefly with ^s: aîSOJ ®a_iD3iJ^S5r^

Bhr. 4. by a sort of ellipsis it stands in some

phrases for the Copula; so in measuring dis-

tances : c/9lrolc£^5^s aQcmwjo ^co scaoeann êng

KR. a_i06raroi^(SjiJ^ ^ffjin^^csô Nal.; esp. after

^sm etc. (sraajob o^rnlj.^ ^srn &sn^; emaxj^,

(^ssng 6T3on{), ofOoc/ajronb oroaOoc2;o asni etc.

^gnoo<fi6i-êro 127 ^STf^Sy— âs)-oY-TD

T. n. ^srgoaiai, cail to come into existence, exist

SftB 5)Q_jsicB3gl a^ngoairi TR. was born,

eflojnb a^ngoo Bhg. The other combinations

as in £5^ f'i- (5:3X15)00 aiosnacD) fais^rm a

sngocariasfrnlgj MR. ffjêjijlrro (Woajsngo

cdTlfDJaro TR. used to grant an allowance.

^sngaîYO-) sscsacxô a^sTTgo-sLTl TR. has hap-

pened (& is no more to be changed).

V. a. £5^Dc6-^c&i, (95)1 to bring into existence,

create, make.

CV. ^sngDoaalcSs) to get made, bring about <ft

cniermglcSn Q^Snno^ SS Jcsao g.sr@D:9nl^ TR.

6)jiA§lff)C2; 5)<a)0?Tg n-JQ_JSo a^rgocesl-^(gj

glcQ/OfiA Anach.

ggnoodea unnakku So. (acb) = (5ra3Tnod9s.

so asrnosi QjlaotSiao CG. = aôoo5l.

^Sy;^ unm l. T. M. C. Tu. (gsraa^ eater)^5*^0 ^ em '

Tick on cows, dog8(moc!;^6nfl). ajej3^5rnl large

tick. ajoejsTTTl pimples on the face of infants.

(SQ_i3,i5t<^(Snafsii @6rol<a>sl^^ prov. 2. suck-

ling, young, infant, ô, cô. (ST2)6ngsrnla2/0ji~lso

(ScuoaTl GnP.

(ararrrogrnl son of one day's connexion fvu.)

(Bro.TTOsnTl fiQaJsoQc)^ annual vegetables (opp.

roDai i^raaasojo), for every day's consump-

tion.

egfn1cSs)3ej^ Anach* [darlings.

gsrnlcOsilsoKSQck) gossgnm ffimroc:^ CG. the

®6rnlc83iaDfDmaxric2J0(b KU. the first minister

of CoUkodu. [Parappanidu.

@6nTl,-oicnJD,ib(&<S35T3i3)lfm....) a prince f. i. in

@6rnl.-ora5n| = So. &Palg.=aj3iPasiocnd No. qjo

iPCiJilsrel So.

26n9'(0?ii'Dlifl> to assume the appearance of a

babe. 0365B jsmlftnlfoletmg) the blossom has

developed a fruit. CLiOÂ SSfnl oiilfolstm^ milk

spoiled (=6)Q_if03t9si).

gsrnlzofiisQ young mango.

(o^nb) g6TTol<5i5)iT_j(Di<2eJ endearing call.

ffl6nî2D(b 1. Brahman boys. 2. a class of

Nayer in Travaucore or "Ambalavasis"

(Coch.) 3. yolk of eggs. [^pj. infancy.

Abstr. N. jjernlrm-iaoin a-.ipl^ô orajal^Dejo

a<S5rnc9sn6 ( jêrploi-alcSanb) a weak slender man.

^5^:65, 6nf| unnu-ya T. M. C. Tu. (jcb) 1.

To eatojiral), iâi ^snaîCG. to suck. (SigjCO/.'nro

<Seocoo j^6i»lf3?)KeiN. enjoy. 2. chiefly to eat

rice, &5ng ©stdI aDsldSsaltSso prov. ^srg oTl

§l.-al) etc. (see a)6n|5i&.Sc9). ^sngSjijoorTlrab <9)

gjisros^ do not render evil for good. (Sraxi

sintio (8^0Q,sn|(S(i_iD3n I am once indebted

to him. iSisra^lajOti^srranmg prov. to make a

meal on Canji. 100 SojcSg22100003^1 Mud.

VN. a'asnf), atg (old gjerrb in ^sa^(i£\csi&>

Pay.) eating, meal.

CY. asrnlces), s-osai.

a5^Q,fiJ)l "end of enjojonent" deed of acquit-

tance. £51^0,^1 (BTOjCOOfSoMR. a mortgage,

in which the mortgagee occupies the estate

at a fixed rent, out of which be pays the

amount of the interest on his loan, & such

proportion of the principal, as shall liqui-

date it in a specified number of years W.

aergcitdil.i-iogo or &,icmo a lease of grounds,

paying the rent for all the years agreed

to in advance.

asngCirCTilfusmcajo deed assigning a property

for a certain time, to enable the lender of

money to pay himself the principal & inter-

est from the usufruct.

êna Unma T. M. (ado) Reality, truth, extern

5)s coôsiaTlnf) asnzs^î (SiOonzomoca)! CG. to try

the reality of thy justice. asnzfSaioiis corai(39s)

Bhr.to believe firmly. 6iuoajrao<bs)jiio6)gjgjoo£

6na3i/03n QjnTTlsa CG. oQSOSch 6)(9iorn)1rf)a.Tnfni

asnaco'oaj CO. be realized, g. curojcâ) Vi.

to extract the truth.

^(5©rY20fb unmor (part. fut.ofe|TTBa>)a'3rD/g3

'Si" P"""^- [ful question).

I. QCU) u6a S. (a=&o) And, also; or? (doubt-

II. @(TD T. M. C. A kick, rebound.

adDCsysi Vi. a«aj)ce6) to kick, rebound, offend,

cheat Vi.

VN. aioiQj Vi. striking against an offence.

gfTDo— ^ra9|fW 128 ^rcSlrb— ^^mTiQô

@i7Do u6am Tdbh. @ao. Water SjjJDaiînfXif) a

fmoTS'sob jiioâgjsl 6)jiiDfo^6)o_i<m RC. like

springs.— sajDeJoaoio (aosnn^lslaoonb Mud 3.

= gcflS (or gDfOlo?)

@roicfec&), c£bl uba-JfU-ya 5. 1. To serve, be at

hand & of use, help, conduce o^mUea araiaj

(rnl^ "Vi. does not suit. nDSg^ctaraiQ.o-STafO)

aQQm Bhr. §86110 (^gljonb croc^foi aggÂi a

(t3i(fl?l®S^ CrArj. Q_m&^siJO-ici) protector. g)rm

<3^6>aj::^ (SjoIcSso KU. 2. (C. Te. as.ij) to

prosper, thrive laaoarvôryou^.-mîcr) aig.(®oPT.

VN. I. @(WcS6iohelp gfoiasKcrailaT) (8raaa£ces)5n")c,

aooJo ^foicasjô 5)jiJ(g Ti.

II. atwxilid.ajsisâjnbaraixils^^c^Mpl. ^to)

oHaicb 5)ji5(m SidD.

III. mrogg a«(Wa_jo§ foiiia Goii helped (Mpl.)

^rZDQdft), 61 ubarU'ya 5. 1. To be in hurry

or confusion g^fwoloj.oa^ Vi. =:(ai(ra)g_j3§. 2.

to shake off rais'cmasig'molaô orusmo <2a_iO

oTl KR. (a struggling cow dragged away).

@(T7)ô u5alam Cerbera odollam, with round

poisonous fruit nrysiigsauoal^cb 6)ajgg,-nial.i3i)

©§ jD 13)2. 0313 Sa_j3S)ej prov. (always turning).

gîTJig"! (also^(3)a3'&i) bladder ^<OTf} culgjl^^j g

rma^ (Bfuosiej Nid. = qj(TJ^ V2.

denV. ^fmaldte to be inflated, puffed up.

grZTM tl6i better af!j)l Odina pinnata, planted

near pagodas.

ataJ^tSs) So. (= gog?) to hiss, as snakes.

VN. a(o'^ce5)f^)^= .ruloral) V2.

âj)\(U>,(£h, crrQ uSirup t. m. c. Tu. (Te. ^-o

.aj) To fall, drop as fruits, leaves, moult as

feathers, drip through a sieve. o_jgj&.c>D ^(^

moi2a_i3o VCh. aejras^csTldjao'naofmlfSo 55o-jo

sla-,c>3 KeiN.

VN. ^(£\^, (^fd^za B.)

^fij)l206rnl grain dropped OTlfoijO ^. 5>a_iQc9«l

S)<Q>03n§ ojrmail aiipl.^ Bhr.

a. V. g(d)lan 1. to cause to drop (fftaucbcQs o_jgj

(gK^ RC. (Ja:Lin_joQrLj6aHc>3 ajaaiib &_<^

tcnal^ Bhg. ô^ &a^3o a^(i^ 6âi05n|

a med. (of a boiled fowl). 2. to shed

tears T. gwjdjis) gSSSBllDOch, rgraxinb .nio

ro.'js. 5)^nD5!5i§fgcefflqia>S63Qlmont) CG.

CV. aisroocszTlfo-oiwIejo g.-tn^gj^Âj cuofiga RS.

^(T3?lfb u6ir (^.a-mltbTe. @gr^ low ridge) Little

heaps of ground for planting rice in marshes.

^^rOo u6iram Tdbh. rtsoulfoo Blood. @. <ft5l

gjatb TP. gculroo €y.smS)<Bst ^glralcflso roc9<a

<fljrego, (BTa'OT^rrro Siô.-OTzQ ^culrao g_&i a med.

to bleed.fîtji ^lood oflFeringB.

gny)lfDa;oa^ a Maya worshipped by Nayers

grailrao OJoij bloody flux.

gfiJilracesols^SoKU. a certain income of Rajas.

^6)as):B6) see ^(TD ii- [_, ^g^_),^fZsi), ^Q ul, ud S. Fp, out(see3^— , a-ara

arataio S. longing for.

arataso S. excessive, raging, a'aoca; (SQ_i0y,

— (33-.oajo, a'tTr)33i.' aDmajnb CG.

arafjiSisni S. regretting (with raised neck) g'o

ajlScDDSmDoiDo Mud. to mitigate the grief

of separation.

aroixS'caioS. excellence £• cufTOR^^ to aggran-

dize Vi. (fgSojo,— ^Ssma— Mud.

denY. ^(A&^t&îa^ to excel V2.

af<A^(ô eminent oroSQliDrai^c^nzocb qQ)

(Snm n_]OC2;3Qj KR4. rnl^c^03QS{^5)CT)

a'aocsiJls Qjl-aJoral<eisi Arb.

aral)!g)0o irregularity.

ara')<Ssfi5(i-)STT)o S. throwing up.

(gjotajDiTno S. dug up, eradicated.

graijco.'mo S. come up.

@â^c9s) S. to drop forth. aiLOog-nio 01(^5)

(Hialfsiirnl.Tra Brhm 1. [KR.

ara'icoa.'maaj priest that sings the Sama Veda

^fOYSôCAJo uttamsam S. Head ornament <ft

SGJD.-oraoorcnt) Mud. first of a tribe. t3raiji,fnia

saoftJraoScro AR. (Voc. fem.)

^fUYWao Uttamam S. (superl. of q_3) Highest,

best, chief (opp. (HracjO0o); virtuous.

af3i3i0a-dfO3:ainb 1. excellent man. a''2-fiJ0'3i3)o

crurocono AR. 2. first person (gram.)

^'OYH fDo 129 6)rwo (b— ^.-ctoJ

^raiâgTint) (gsrno) creditor VyM.

£f!jra0Docoo head-

ea3TD)(S0D.oia0o best of the best.

^^5Y0;rt)o Uttaram S. (comp. of aa) l. Higher.

2. left, northern. 3. later, subsequent. 4.

answer= (oj-ov rmaroo f. i. oQrm @. ag)^rcfil

TP. wrote back, ^(oraroajo (a_)fcynaô prov.

5. command, letter. (m3a2Jg-jocro)ce«cu6TT)o @.

ojmo, also snj'Sijl gosrairoo, a)g-jm &. TR.

C. recompense, revenge, (sraoiinti g^cscnczio cijlg

Qjonb PP. also adv. cnsir^â^ûtznmo croqljnnria

(Dô Nasr. po. 7. preponderance gcoiDnzo-.-a

(TOO 0oo(ScTuo,'oiarao, aarjao (Scoorascruo.'Bra'jroo,

(5130000 GJii (3am 0,1513)00 Bhr. 8. additional

raraScô-mairoo c/armoNal. = 108. 9. beam, chiefly

that which supports the lower roof (see goQ)

-Ojillb, O-lO^). 10. =:g(t3)0.

Cpds. ^fDi^nracSsigj (9) the stones which bear

the roof. (i2^S)Cibo) gjrsrarocSsigglcu^ral) (9)

5)X)^ TP.

£,'!5i3)fD;^'lc!2J (3) obsequies= (2 W5:a3;rfp3i'.

^rmaroajsmuo (2) the land from Cumbalam to

CotTsvara river KM. [eocoo.

^foiaroeDCDo (3) opp. o^qljigocoo; (2) aamlffm

aiDiara(g(al (2) North country, Tulu etc. KM.

îTJiarao S)s)}<^ (4. 6) 1. to answer for, make

amends for, pay penalty, give satisfaction.

(Saio.S)(Sao.^:3(mliTn a. S)ji:<gi, PP. to atone

for. 2. revenge. 6)&>:>crr>ca)\an 2- 5).riJ?ao

nb eDxHsôsr^rolceeScTuocb TR. ojôoocb

(5Ta:unb jDroTlm") q,. gi-ai(^S)a^,oggo KR.

©roiaroo Sjiiaolcesi id. i^scnj gp(a.jia)Oroo jjsnsa

C2;0ra?) fuizalral (W5)nm a. SjaJoelgJoootftmD

TR, used to fight it out among themselves.

@,nji3)raajDao (4) responsibility, security.

^>mD)roajoa1 1. defendant. 2. answerable

for aismcOa^frra (a_)2(m,'i>'o a'®2)<sanonb,

eanatSeooD.TOslnrrao rnl<ftf!nl<oso o^nmorai)

&. (Brgjuonf) aiiplaj^rmnigy MR.

^rsraroajoamJaosTl msciTO)^ (doc.) be re-

sponsible for.

^vTHSirooj C, T. (4. 5) command, leave.

aroiaroocmsmo (2) sun's progress towards north

;

the former half of the year (opp. eafol

6moc2;smo).

2tBTafQlc39ci>Vi. = @g.(jro1cea& 2(t5i:!)rao6>.aj!S!,TR.

îstairalai'o (1) upper garment g'fisgcb oolcDal

(Seaeamo VCh.

îBiasrao-tnaroo (1) more & more.

^rOYC^roeYDo Uttaranam S.(fai*) Passing over.

part, aroralgrjo crossed. ^^^^ ^ ^g.j,

^g'OYJTiOD 366*0 Tdbh. roi.3D.9fG0 f.i. a'>Tjia1«nt)T

g-OYCnonOo Uttanam S. (fmnb), Lying on the

back. 2. met. M. gri3iaominj3^c9)c>Dd)a(2srg3

culsajsaiojo PT. supine, shallow-brained.

^ÔYffiOeJo Uttalam S. (.'oiogjo) Eminent, quick.

^^DYôrDo Uttaram Tdbh, l. T.âtntarooj Leave.

2.= îau3roo debt, chiefly without interest, oj

emo ^. 5);u_^ fm<Sra5mo, ^. osicgaga TR. to

advance a sum. ^. 6)£h3§gjlc95i demand it back.

3. C. Tu. land given by Govt, at a favorable

assessment.

îWTlrol uttiri (^)=^cj\:£\(S^ Yi.

^'ôCOo Uttungam S. High, tail.

groiQOOOo Uthanam S, (axioo) Rising. @, 6)^

(^ Nal. (from bed), to get up (for fight), to

pay respect to superiors.

g:nLOo_j;T)o raising.

2f3HjOrLji AR. having raised,

g)fi!i^(3io part, risen, gfa^j^^foio (SaDo2cyî-jo AR.

@rml,^ (Imperative) arise!

^(fC)o Utram, & ^rOYS?|(Do (Tdbh, ^fOTOifO no

ajml) 12th asterism, tail of Leo. e(g)0Do mc9fii(f3)o s)<Oi05ngaj(ti ajlojoooo 6) niw UR 1. ^tsial

fCCDflfiao.'OTJslrati sinj^tssi 'ajlajDaoo KR. a;g)D

So (S. arffiaroo.HjDaic) 21st asterism, shoulder of

Sagittarius. |i,eal of Andromeda.

e(g)BOfari (S. ^'''Ji^^so'a.-Liao) 26th asterism,

^-cbo-irrfilae© ulpa5ikka s. (-i_iai) To fly up,

leap up, as monkeys KR. tmern ' (BTOtgâ .0

S.-oraoao a'^ AR. rose to the sky.

^njfcn_JT3^ ulpatti S. (o_ie) 1. Birth, origin.

2. history (Bi^roSaoGJOiji^- 3. M. ricelands

17

êj^ô— ^ronj 130 ^ronjQJo— ^QCQJo

TP. (graxKb^'aôcLiocnjo e^csa ODSd^ffl:^ô o)_ai

mimD TR. they cultivate low & high grounds.

^. (SajsngtsajDao a^l^csô Bhr i. rooesiraro) a-

mStflsiOigiiOQJDfDii TR. there being no cultivation.

@. ^scaajnb landlord Vi.

giraijojcmo (part.) arisen from, produced qq

ornlrai) Q\ib gnxinb Bhr. ray child. ag-jnTi

(SaasooDcal joyful. sfQtojrmKocoraa^cffiaj'nej >

CG, tho' she was wide awake.

denV. grabn-irrnliJ^cBoi to impregnate Vi.

êjeJoulpalam S. Lotus = 51 jiissatplnnlcb a7li4>

6og; in comp. g3g-iejaifhc)a Bhg, =0ej(tii2i£hc)o

Laxmi, 2gJ^'^''-d'^^^™^ Bhr. = (Scruo0Ho

030 egjejoca^ blue eyed AR.

âj DODo ulpabam S. (©gj-oilcfls)) Jump, prodigy,

portent Qih^gjoan &. aoSroo.no cumo CG.

âJOQo ulpad'am S. (arot)o_jOTaTl) Birth.

gjraljcLJoa.Tno procreating aj<S'4g)ogjoQcr)o.

araia-iDaltOs) v.a. 1. to engender 0cSa5ia ojo

((TolsigT'ra'i ^rato-joalônb Bhr. 2. v. n. to

be born cosojo ^'_^ Bhr. (of conception),

CV. &fotouoi3lg_pc95) to engender ajrajjiro ao<S.t)D

ottIidI) yfyoal^yl-p^ a_j.^g_j,-3i[:i)a.!n{) CG.

^ftsbo-^^cftiDoCOo AR.= Q_^^(j9,(3 q. V.

^(T5b(2^ce^ ulpreksa S. A simile.

^fZ5t)(|-i (TDo ulplu6am S. Overflowing a'(Sa,D

"-J° KR. [^chCG.

^(CY^SOfb ulbhadail S. Excellent a'.'DD^z/ rocaôl

^(JÔJo ulbhavam S. ((g) Coming into existence,

birth. (Sa^rosa 0(3)2X10 KU. = g^raliaj cnal 2.

denV. g)(5itg j^lcSs) to be conceived or born.

(part. ^(^3)0 born, ©raisfoicaocail SiPu.)

CV. g(S73 ijlg^jlifioi to engender. o_jiQ)o)ro Bhr.

crojoaltes cruaiiSo g. PT.

^(HyCIW ulbhittu S. (,£1.3) Sprout.

^(^xrcd)] ulbhran6i S.r^tgarraH Bhr.

^ronôCOo ulsangam s. Lap crol,w6)c2; qjdszo

OTOoiScD (S-oJcma KU. a\-md)l(2l) (SjJti^ CG.

(=iasla2?l(oi)).

^n5nj^^:e6>ulsarjikkaS. To dismiss, aban-

don. JiKJTO (iÔ part. = 'i3]jc9O)0.

^fSnjQJo ulsavam S. (beginning) Feast day,

also 'OirajrDO>;)7bo ^. onatJoTP. g. ffi-âioajlcja

Bhr. to celebrate a feast, iZTfêracXji)® ^j.

(SrgjSaflSTDo (by an innundation). (sra usicn g 01.

cijroo (wnTTlrai) 2. (grgjasTl CG. =killed him.

ooa^smoOTUuo, -0)3511)0^0x10 etc. CCh.

âSfXiOQCno ulsadanam S. Clearing out, ajo

(ScyaoOTOOSCDo curajfiggo) PT, to destroy.

^nyajDciOoulsahamS. 1. Energy a- a5)«^»7lrai)

ora oraotPo ggrnDo prov. 2. strenuous exertion

(D5S(fisi5n|o co,0(2jT5TalmD &• asrgoaio TR,

^raruooiri zealous, persevering.

denV. afljTUO.Tolcflffl to endeavour; to exert one-

self a(OT03^=09<SoaiOc)a cSiOCGjOJo OTODCulcSso

KR4.

CV. araroOvio^g-jliOsi to excite, encourage aioô

cruDuyi^^.xiDnb Knaojoiro g^raTCaolgJlscOs)

em.) (sic.) KR.

^ron^ dftio ulsu'âm S. (= -^d)&>o) Anxious about.

gCSro^njoBjo ulse'âm S. Flowing over, arrogance.

^QcOt ud'ak i^ê + moem) Upwards, north.

^Biowcno = gj ,-niaroocaiemo.

^Qdftiouda'Jfam S. (Vâa to flow, wet; 1. "Water

amaiCDOiti ii\sc2;ntiRC. Siva. 2. obsequies Sji^d

fDcaTlrat) 00S3CT)i^.crê'^)o gjoDCD^ Mud. I shall

perform. 3. = rni(b freehold <Sc6£c.{g)A3ral.ii) @.

Sljijcsy CTnleJo TR. made over.

^GtêDcno 1. giving water to travellers. 2.=

â&(^C2; obsequies. 3. S3n2aol<b KM. (see

oQjseisaaio). [cmBhr.

eeai;^3i.=:3'QDCDo. coocooTlaArn^nm ai.6)ni

g) a £ho_ri5mjDo=a'e3cno. oro .uasa a)a-jl TmrssQcb

aiiFl^ Bhr. funeral ceremony for relations.

^©((/)o udagram S. (0^490) Prominent £849

OiOo^gg {0îS)\&SOi u) nJC^ KR.

^Guul udadhi S. (âo^âsio) Sea.

^Gr(Tr;o udanbam S. (to the end) Report = aj

raraoooo f. i. (5Toe3oial<2a2acro)o Bhg. story of A.

g. (jooolôrai) CC.

^©Caô udayamS. (^' Rise, as of stars & sun,

of recollections or thoughts; getting on. ^CTO)!^ &23i6!5Qc>o aiOoafu^^ Mud. meditated

^(3fDo

—

^GDCOjI 131 ^q:oD— ^f3jur61

on saving plans. &<i_j(Sac/acTyâb g. (jysojl^

KeiN.

&aca;a-oeJo morning.

gataajzeinb N.pr. the first Colattiri Raja.

der V. galcflsi (part, gelono) to rise. rsta'Jrrr)

elmo g_el-g^KR. nryiajnb, -aJvcgob etc. as.

S)cho (©(xjo ijisrn^ral) gBl_ai came up. 0ocn

a\).T5ralrai) ^cTO) gisl.Wn^ RC. cnlnb (sraca

rtJlDrolfol) £BlÛ051O6J5B3)nO Bhg. OODXjlrai

&alc9s) cro^LD Anj.

CV. gja^gjldte f. i. (BY2)'T)a3o ^s'gjlfy;® RC.

create joy. fLiOQ>-Lj(m0o Qg)ma@glrai) gâlojl

S^nb Bhg. called up the image of.

^QrOo ud'aram S. l. Belly. 2. uterus (hence

cro'STOoai'DTb). 3. dropsy. a'ft5ra)5)n6o giroig

Qjo Nid. = 03(iDoaroo.

ârosraocoo disease of the stomach (& g. 3).

âfB(C[aej a med., a colic.

gjertiocrnl digestive power =:e30rt)Dcml.

^/SDPOOfb udanail S. (oro-ib) One of the 3, 5 or

10 airs, cua:!^.

^©D(Do udaram S. Excellent (â + mrait); gene-

rous, liberal. g)aDron6. ggg^rai 6)fma^5raw)smra

(Sojsmo giaofOi^Srara (prayer). — adv. mcK\

QjiKmaorco CCh.

âDfOfOi 1. excellency, esp. generosity, munifi-

cence. 2. M. negligence (=aa3aroivT)rm)

— vu. gj'Sa9s§. gaDrorai'^SoSdn V2. dili-

gently. Qjejlcsii gaoftKoanoronb most care-

less. o-isttI 2.''32J0ci33) & âoromaocOsTra vu.

neglects his work.

^(2>0OjrmTr)o ud'avartam S. Obstruction of

fluids, a class of diseases; also ssaDXicnraimo

Nid.

^G.Drroi,nnorb udasinaii s. (tgisTo .) Sitting

aside, unconcerned, neutral Ud(^z\S)\^': Bocro^

cnQ&Qo @3^ Bhri. (in God).

aa3Crul.T)fai neutrality, candessness, inat-

tention. e3i'ldl£>f.ii)S a- S>a)D5ng CDSXm.Ojtm

fijirolaao^gTlstOs) MR. by the owner's imliflTer-

ence.

^/^DaDfOemOo ud'aharanam S. illustration,

example.

geooQrCTic) mentioned. —denV. 'ggiXio jâDoOfolî CCh. related.

^Q\cU)o ud'i6am S. l. part, of aja, Spoken.

2. gia +^ see @,ecao, gal:Sffl.

6)q1^jo udicyam S. (^BO:) Northerly.

gelio-iireoit) KK. the Northerners.

Qfi](6]cU)o udlribam S. (\ôraoft) Spoken. qJTI

e^nm cig)2J^'^'^6rr>o Nal. why talk more!

âlsiTio excited g;al6rn(ScSiD2a_im CC.

@§o6YUf0o (old)= ^CUô6iaJfQo (mod.) S.

Ficus glom.

©Qsn-UJCu) uddandail S. Whose stick is raised,

tyrant ^^ro:)^^ ooBiOiisKh-

^ô_iOOo uddlbanam S. Exciting.

@(BgC/8o uddesam S. l. Pointing out, intention,

aim. 2. gi. ofojai^^fiio So. = oâiCSac/do.

denV. @(S3C'dl(fl6i to point or aim at, have in

view. &':fi-l oj^stoi^ hinted at, alluded to

(part, gglrô).

©f^JUOTOU uddha6ah S. (nonb) Arrogant, rude

PT. also of Ci^shna ^'00301^^ aâiio igssaal

(DDibCG.— [aiCC.

0l§diaTb oG).Tra-S)p5aDr33 "SJJ foi foi-i o mslsc9s)0

^(Vo(6\m uddharikka s. (od*) ^fLUfOerOo

1. To take out, get out caSôaurosmo «.aJ<^

AR. pulled the arrow out. 2. to rescue, save,

extricate, p surcsmoraino Nal. in order to

deliver. rD3C0lsnô)32j 5)^rrro.3.oral®i>n6n')20

CG. (from a forced marriage) — part, a'au rmo.

CV. q'^(S\q^^s)s) to effect the recovery, de-

liverance etc. cvj6rr^êfu(S)o ^'.^ Brhm.

get Parasu Rama to restore the inundated

Goearna. tma U5)a &'=s^ Blir. brought safely

back.

ataurasn'Tl a small ladle. 1. of 'aiacrnlaaoo;®!.

2. in sakti worship. [njraiarao. —a'ix)3i'0o l. = aSijrosnJo. 2. a loan, seo a

a3ijofosTT)o=âuro6mo f.i. (6nj3a0'sm<Q3 g.

<S)5)OcS5) KU. failed to protect duly the

Brahman colonies.

gf^JUOJo— ^^_iaD 132 ^(S/3_iC/)o— ^nrrio

^r^jjojo uddhavam s. (o^) i. Feast. 2, jj'nb

N. pr. a Yaclava2(tSt3)a'O0Ci^5)gSD(C3auaj(b, a'(b

(OKSoDD^ i^"^ rnl^23aJl Aj CG. 3. influential,

rich man Vi.

^r?A^(7DoUddhu5amS. (cy) Shaken up, fanned

UR. g^'iaoin^tri gqlp AR.

gOilTDo udya5am S. (caa) Raised; ready,

zealous Qiijcojonb lera w, rro)o &ajrtKaio:iI\

g)ei0o= ^raruo:iDo

;

aUOSj0o <9)5ng AR,

^^(^ udyal S. (aelas^) The rising sun, ^QjO*

(nJS3ocof3o AR. rising with the sun.

^QjOOOo udyanam S. (oio) Going forth;

park. ge.acn-gocooKRs. destroying the royal

garden, gjOj ocn allLDl etc.

^QjT&<?nnfb udyuktah S.(a^^) Endeavouring

ricri.TDo OJc&ô gi. AR. trying to advise, ara

(SffmDQjcEKZDnzotJoaP KR. resolved to die.

^(EQjOC/Do 1. S. exertion, industry mDcao§lrm

^. gsnnanb CC. orsT^'ilcrn 0(b ^. ajg.crra

Mud. g^. g^^rgocsi'oral ara.i5TS)Dyo gsmoo prov.

2. M. T. office, employment ana g. SiJiKgi,

TR. to hold an office, g. (STSj^SsTl «nral-a to

appoint to an office. cr\)(ôculd-02jasiO(t

a(3)rnlc8si gDQ g. 6)(0)3§ci:2® TR.

g^ffiSjOConxiDnt) (mod.) officer of Government.

^SBjOcol also a<^Q)3COO'3oan Genov. active,

zealous. [deavour.

denV. gSQjOCol(S5i to he strenuous, to en-

CV. g)<2a,oco'gjld3si to rouse, instigate.

^^G>j'^CU)o udyoSam S. (better ^(S3 Offfio)

Brightness. gj(Sa|Dfmo-drolrt;no AR.

^(Bo udram S. (gao) otter, ot1.ti-,o:2?1.

^©JCnjljeiSi udvasikka S. (oucru) To change

CV, g)3jcrulgj^cea see r^cya'uoao 3. — onzcTDD

foojo Si^z^ g'^ AR. dislodged, killed.

^^JODOrb udvahan S. (ajor")') Carrying on

(the family), descendant cnrirauajiOOOD<S50

crolrayScaasmnb Mud.

deuV. gQ_iQDl=e5i to marry.

g.ajD,iOo marriage =(Scijg^.

^(2/3_lC/)o udvegam S. (ojl^') Excitement,

perplexity, care. — ga Jlc/Dt^ part.

^nrfn un6i T. aM. (see foil.) Ravel acTJold^fiA

o{j)i/rro)Si^gjoo (huntg.)

^C^<A unbuya T. M. Tu. (compare ^m) 1. v. n.

To protrude, as proud flesh, ruptures, ^crolca

iQ-srra, ojgu Vl. prominent. 2. v. a. to push,

thrust, shove acral'Bmnola^Dra^) prov. njooTlra')

@.at»l.xjlslcSa to press against. kIoTIsicsz; ^ctoI

(gracQiOQ CG. iijrrtsi ^gjo-oia-unb aors)^ cms

C08O prov.

VN. 1 . fgraajib (oiaald) p. OTO ej tuiggajo ;gT2iCSii^ vu.

2. g^ngj a push, shove aifcarm <Sr3iooTi'^c9a aib

t>23 prov. ggao (oigô gsrgoî^ TR. ^ga

aêu^sga^ B. to be muddy.

CV. gcToTlcfisi to cause to push.

^0[^f?B und'nru S. Mouse = Q^-jejl.

^rma5)o unnaSam s. (â +mi2) Elevated,

high. g. 5ô_iralca(cêjo RC. ^cmaâôwcôib

KR. giants. gmTaicruJeo-i-isiOTa) (Wje5^l-2^ CLHrnl

OTimo3i?l SiPu. atrn'Oiôail (SihsnaKR. (=aÔldTlttil').

goTi^Ti 1. height ^. <3Q_ioroo6raro) CG. not being

tall enough. ^. siai^Sroiooolilmonb Bhg.

anriftnlejoDOToSk. the very highest. 2. ad-

vancement g)fmr(^(Ss)oan^ (fycaccroo oi-oJ^

PT. (opp. rsrascooco.^ Nal.)

ginnaîSs) to bow= nn2ldas).

I. ^PnOo unnam (Te. ^rrnl, Tdbh. a'^giR'^)

stuffing, the cotton of ^nm i^ralîss or a^g.<ai-o

oTlnbza^ (silk-cotton).

II. 6)rmo (T. thought) So. Mark, butt,

amaa, T. M. (C. &(i^, Tu gaiizsl) 1 . To think

QQjrnasnTl RC. .-oin-nl "oi) ^nrnl^tfb g)gj@ cnl

6rncaio Bhg 4. 2. to aim at, have in view.

^frnlojOiSn to consider steadily.

Freq. g)(rn^d>>) l.=a(Traa; n^masis ajcTul^P a

n-nl-o^'j)5^.05r^ 5)i_jOQ®c96)6m6)0 CG. pardon

me for(=ajl^Dfol-^). gjonlR^ 65c9io@g«s2

0nmajS)aoRC. 2. to presume, doubt, siôrtb

aornlc9aa73CG. I fancy, I may compare.

a3ialg_jDn6 gn-nl^sfafo'ilnol CC. gigo 202.'

^fYril(So— ^Q_j 133 gQ_ld95— ^(i_l.:3J0

sdqI g).frnl^ SijiJDgjl CG. 3. = g)'ornlc9« to

rise into existence acTOcSsiDernlrab g^riTTl^

l3DroD(nT3)l SiPu. {=QB^^S3i, ^Sn^DQi).

^rrrtliQo unnidram S. Sleepless. afrnlecTna

o)'j2JOf03 areLQob CG. âTTlQ<9>orn»l aiairm m

(ODo PrC. (SaiDaib qQ)ôo a're)ora33iA saaj

rra CG.

ÔaojrCJio unmattam S.(zi3)l. Mad, deranged;

also g)f^ô Vi.=;6i:yâ2ria'Stfio. 2. (vu. q_

02(OTSio) Datura.

^CKSo, anîoso madness, extravagance, pre-

sumptuousness. gnzao a^5ng§g cnsnaotpl

0D<b CG. ladies in the height of passion.

g^raoso o_io<a) Vi. talk madly, proudly.

denV. ^reelcSsiSoiiD eajonf) Nal.

©nQnOQTp unmanassu s. Excited. s^tjoij^Ti

nTDOacnj^D^n CG. (=:^rol<9io).

Ôf2?lejOno unmilanam S.(ial'^) The opening

of 83 es -nicQQjasaflejl mdiOGJo^ o^c^lcsô AR.

^rr^dftio unmU'Jâm S. Firebrand. ©. ffljilrijl

.aigl'-s!) aiStSsnm;^ SQ-jD5)ai Bhr. as^jejli}ao

g.. 5i^,i!n a^<S)'Srmo CG.

©CTêUo UnmukliamS. Looking up, expecting.

©OaeJOOo unmulanam S. Eradication.

gnafiJ^ unrooted. BanacruoiîJca'flfOia) graaionD

cao s^jiJcm KeiN. asGJo afâEJ^^'jao aj«8

(!^(9) AR. Bhr.

6)(202ic£no unmesam S. (aldw) i. Opening of

eyes, twinkling. ^s.ia.-ajOnlisa.-ajStsscV), cLjaJj

ganb (inrrK6^s &. CG. (opp. crcSEfcDjiio).

2. cheerfulness= (o-jorDOQ3 f.i. of bright pro-

spects, (sram^cm q., ^gj the business does

not look up. ^fn)^<&>§.0glfab g. ajOstoigi Bhr. bad

omen. ojocSsoiaioang agQ.tsialral) ja- 5)n_ia«3i3lô

nb CG. gladdened her.

denV. g.f^.iinc9si f.i. aJlfôcbxjaDib onzgss

orjezu-stsi^ml Q_r\2^£a\^^-:>:nmo Bhg. to

expand, shoot up.

mod. a^naôBsi f.i. oananoo (mmT^'Siai o_)j"|

(Sna.^^ggoj ^snaSoiO CG. are my feelings

of old truth? |-gtc. as âjsLn episode.

^Q_l uba S. (G. upo, L. sub) Towards, under,

©Q-JcftroeYDo ubakaranam s. implements, a'

63ac>3 (ffilct^ Bhr. all the accessories. oOtS-.ej

cao(3C/33a_i'633c>3 KR. materials, tools. rao3833

Q_ia>rosmo royal insignia.

gQ_ia>folc9« 1. to favour, benefit. (8TO;i_)!Q.orao

5>-aJi3yofa!) a'r&j oQjnrra ajl.a]Drol<seo TR. shall

consider it as a favour. a(TSt3i3)rtb o^roiooao

a'^'!y>^<^(pJ'n^(^3i'6).ai^DS>'DiKR. not re-

warding for obligations conferred. — With

Dat. s)o_iOQaji.(malaD (gtasizzfiji g'ônb

KR. to serve his mother (= aa_i<S)OrDo S)^

(g^). 2. to be benefitted. Q<3)nmoral) a'fyo.ib

rairoo Qjcrnlgj KR. could draw no profit

from me (=ao_j<9)3ra0D<Si).

CV. (wsn^lrm-DraTlnT)) aaj<&.ro1^c9a MC. to

make to serve, use it for.—ô-iaôroo service, benefit, favour (opp. tgra^j

aiortjo) g. ^gjo.-crai aajrfte prov. useless, a

rrnlnrrao g^. gD^J °f ^'-' ^*^* fTT's'SSa)^ S)£r-o

Gng 6iiti g.. ©gjOffjfO) (So-iocsil TR. was left

without any assistance from you.

gtxjaiDras^roinb grateful.

gruaiDfDfTg'Dsmo ingratitude.

gôjifliDrol benefactor,

gojaio^ royal tent, n_i5c9ssl "Vl.

(toIoto PT.

@Q_J'^(2)o ubakramam S. Taking in hand,

setting about, o^goiaiosre g. aiiJsfjiifls Nal.

stratagem, plan.

@q_JCO£2io ubagamam S. Acceding to.

@aJ(09D2io ubagramam S. Suburb.

6)Q_l.aJCQJo ubajayam Accumulation — (part.

g^n_i.an.0io collected).

Qo_jiUDfOo ubajaram S. (Tdbh. aocyaDô) i.

Drawing nigh, civility, salutation. s.-QjoaoSo-DO

o_i^3r06!3Qdo olibssrig nêTlasiDM. IG modes

of honoring & worshipping. — (i)ri_i iiJsraus 03

compliment,thanks Lo'lQ.ffuajjijsrDSTOchaiioo

fmenagJlfTra (2,iogaj3d)£rrnlgjNal. 2. practice,

usage. — present, grant.

donV. aa_i.^rilj>si to honor, serve (Bio.iJ«)CT)

gQ_i£«f)— â_l(Q 134 ^q_1(JU0— ^Q_5Q

ool/yzOcOi0OQ,n_iiii(^^5lcr)oc>3 PT, treated

her guest well. <fl!slojna3Srco§a_j-aJro^ôra')

ChVr. have courteous intercourse.

^Q-jSsflQjoOo ubajivanam S. (vu. ao-Ucno)

1. Livelihood, subsistence. g).aiipld9s> to support

life. 2. food &Q_iefl.um.xi(rro 6)a)fa)&Jo VyM.

(claims of (maoonralrooj*). (ToosonoojeflximD

cnrraroo Nal. after a bath & a meal, goj^l

cDo <saj5r>sDig!,, ô-jeal-TOo ororcaroiDS)^ g)ral(£b-i

amed. no appetite. g@g (gTa'a^5)<Qio(83ng êjlnoo

5)ajgjo,'Tb Mpl. song,

âjgflajl living upon,

denV. ^.Tjsfloj^ceal.v.n. to subsist on. 2. v. a.

to take food. caooifOiorrrao g)'ôroi (sraSgio

(Slp gâ-je|l.xilt95)fS5^ amed. have no appe-

tite, ocaio Sl'^ Bhr. ate.

^Q_iGioC/9o ubad'amsam S. Condiment. cooJQJo

(i_jBooa(S0D (^'âio'sao Nal. (= (SirTl). 0cy(Sitio

cu'o CCh.

ô_jCgQQJ(7D ubad'evaSa l. Subordinate Deity.

g!.'0Ofb (srO)Q'OC'30O(Scb o-jc&isrra ARe.

^n_i(S/3C/9o ubad'esam S. l. Advice, 6T.aJ!^ on

gjoj^Bcao PT. gj^cuejloinbo g.. raDi'al-^ 5):').o§

cga KU. c2;(Qg),-m3il5)nt)o ^.; tgra'dT'o^nbo a- "->

O6ID15 showed him the secret & use of the

contrivance. ®.&.o§aiil6êj g.; ÔCO a. &>oas)^

<2ej 5).nJo^ prov. (srasnmfao a. ^sreocal scoo

o_j((Tul<Bs PT 1. she hit on a plan. 2. instruc-

tion, doctrine e*ra)OSmoa_iS3C'3o etc.

denV. gojiJecolasi 1. to advise, (HiaoTloiomoos

ananm a. amed. to prescribe. 2. to inform,

teach, ajejojo (sra.uiSnnos g'-^Mud.; with

Dat. aQOoltfis aojô g. Nal.

gja_iBlcô part. rmo.xj®mocLjal..-^0oo 0(ô

SiPu. etSonao-jelfô.

gaj<Sacô-TJ teacher, also gajtsa'âl (mod.

Christ, usage No. 2Jo_i<2acôaLi = So. q_i§c95io

root) ordained minister;âjSsoal catechist,

reader).

ga_J(SO-Jo Ubadravam S. (iq) 1. Calamity, op-

pression, <0!slaioaiD4>n jD. ff)aj(g^TR. lO-.ggaao

crsas £. TR. nuisance of robbers, g. 0OOQd)i

to remedy it. 2. (vu. go_jQo, eaoQo Yi.) = <Sajj

(S'CT)0a_i6aLio possession by evil spirits, go-jtmalo

CSDcajo a med. '

g)o-j©.uc05ioranb, aa_j©a!n molester, oppressor.

dcnV. aa_iQajlc6is), vu. — (BWj to molest, annoy,

persecute — (part, gojio'mo).

â_iuJDOOo ubadhanam s. PiUow. aj|n_j'o

KR. a.oêjo rtnoifUiKejo mg^fu'ssQch Nal. —&ri_)tul fraud (po.) [(8asiD§ V2.

^Q_iOOCOfOo ubanagaram s. Suburbs=ajo

©a-iPOCiijnOo ubanayanam s. (bringing to

the teacher) Investiture with theBrahm. string

(8th — 16th year); also giti_imc2Jo f. i. mzgsis

rnlcauccn^ralcesmD TR.

denV. gajmcaTicEto, vu. go-jonlcfti) (onl V ) to

invest gQ_iCTnl^@ (tnaioinb <fl30Dro5)m Bhg.

^Q_jcTol_2j^g 5n_ioainaoo)ro AR.

(gojoTlmnti part.)

CV. gojoolgjlasi f . i. g.fi_irnl32,0(n^ gsrnlsjca; gn_i

CT9gjli9si KU. royal custom of paying for

the investiture of poor youths.

^(i_SOOlULn ubanidhi S. Deposit.

@Q_snnlc£Q1W5i ubanisattu S. (orce , sitting at

the feet of another) 1. Esoterical doctrine o)03

iflaicb a'fmîDaicaofa!) Bhr. secret. 2. expla-

nations ofVedas igg_jC^rt)6"|a_ior)^ lOacô Tatw.

eiQ_Ja_](TJ)l ubapa6i S. Paramour.

^n_iaj(!3inl concubine.

©o-jQ-JfnYcTl ubapatti S. (a_)a ) Coming to pass,

convenience, ôjlsscaii g). (3T3i<Q)fm^ côcroo

Gan. mathem. demonstration. [Venial sin.

@n_sn_j:(7Dd8:o,— o_iOQ_So ubapaba'yam S.

@a_lQ_J QJo ubaplavam S. (g\) Assault, calami-

ty (as eclipse) — onlaso-igâjab God CCh.

ga-jgjcLi|0 N.pr. capital of Matsyas. Bhr.

Qq-JC) ubama S. (zo) Resemblance, compari-

son, simile. — In Compounds (Bra0®rooQ_i0nf)

godlike, etc. [g_]'ailcrro VetC. to compare.

gto-i03Onc, gQ_]0l(ml thj same. ga_i0i(a)^ CCfOi

denV. go_i0li£)5) to compare (part, (sraoaajzlttno

YetC. incomparable).

^Q_iaD— ga_jc/a 135 ^Q_j;C^— ^Q_1DUU|

^fLjS032Jo comparable.

^Q_l2iO(7DOQJ ubamabavu S. Wetuurse.

gQ_l(ScaiDCOo ubayogam S. (a?^^) Adlubition,

use. 5)(niaâjl(Sej^ g^'eioîil MR. served for

proving, ojloâcan (Bit3)6)aj@goaa_)<23iioco5>g_j^

MR. was used for.

denV. £o_iS3iDcoîc9s) l.v. n.to be serviceable

i5afin®ej.ijajliSfrniinolgftir3ig^'d)3oGan. the

former species are of use in the later, sjôi

M^Xii(Se^cas) ^'cesnng MR. helped to sus-

tain the plea. 2. v. a. = stacras.ijltots f. i.

anelâjo g^'^ KR. (=:(3croaj1^) drank.

^Q-J(I)(7y?l ubaraSi S. (roa) Cessation (also ôj

oozo). ^. cujajaODro6m3§.o)5 (Ssjdlljo KeiN,

(philos.)

^Q_srDOS?Daj ubarajaVU S, Viceroy.

^Q-lfDl ubari S, (Gr. yper, L. super)Over, above

= 'SZ((A; onlosrm^ ojomiKfcgDajfol aroc2lira3oBhr.

fDoSaocLjral Sl-oj^y c/aQ_iLDo AR. sworn by R-

g)o-jral nQScTDO futurity (=i§oajl).

g.n-jral(^cujoro(3no KM. modus coeundi, also

â-jrolcroo!2eDODo Anach.

gcL_lCBfDDUJj ubarodham S. (roiOO ) Obstruction

QjiplcCin(3lj g). Q^rrnl(B3l' <S:lj3<& AR5. SL- S)JiS

QSôit) UR. forced the virgin.

^Q-iajo ubalam s. stone.

^Q_iQJOOo ubavanam S. Grove, park.

ga_iQjra51j9ei ubavasikka s. To fast, also

g.i2ajD :S3lc9s) (V^ ojcnj ). (sroglcno a"-i^^(-rol

-^Bhg. e3ejo.iDDfDooo3i)l ^'^^Nal. otoisISou

<S5n5i3)lnrTo ofl gnrm ^'6)c95)6mo KR.

CV. âaojiT-jajcnTlj^jl-s^ KR.

aa_i3JD(TOo fasting, of 2 kinds 2oSa'ODa_i:x)0

aiSojafiDlgjnb AR.

^q_1Qj1, aOo-jl Tlbavi Vi.2. Love ô_j3jlc05)

to love Vi. (see @,^<fi«>)-

^Q_iQjlrtDo ubavi6ams. (\/^c^D)=a^5ma§ra().

^Q_jC/3(2inOo ubasamanam s. Putting to rest.

Partic. gjcLJcaizlaio f. i. dhtuo (grasiridJo gjojca

0lim0Oc9nl Nal. extinguished the race.

^Q_ic/t)Orrc^ alleviation, antidote, artaai'rm 2ia_i

c'sonror'aiZZesQcX) ^sssqI TR. to counteract

the saDÂrujaij.

â_!;C/&)j(Tyil ubasru6i S. A word accepted as

omen.mgj D'aic\)2j:>.§:e4oQ^-)oajocâaoKU.

<S),:^033j,o_j(c;^;n)l (S<S)§1@ o_iGJ<oi«)o Bhg.

^Q_*rro Wi" ubasattU S. (nua') a part of the

jyotistoma sacrifice a'.îaljim 6)jxicm Bhri2.

^Q-SCTO.c^fuTl PT. = orOoc^rcTl.

â-iCnoOpo ubasargam S. Preposition, as (oj,

goj etc. (gram.)

6)Q_Jcro(DffrOo ubastarauam S. Sprinkling,

strewing; condiments as ghee.

denV, jij.Tsaonjo 6isô§Kg3 gjaicsi'l.';!!! 2)a_iCT^

rol^ KU. gave curry and ghee.

â-jrroQa ubastham S. (lap) Pudenda. ^. a

iplsi)) i>onj3)oaD.'n,i prov.

^Q_lOrujQ]fIDo ubasthibam S. (nvino) Standing

near, aioajo ^'aoain.

^Q-JoDOfOj ubabaram S. Offering to superiors

(=:a^S!0i3.ii) i) also .jn_)ar).inD Y>.

^Q_J0a9:(2ao ubakarmam S. Preparation for

VeJic study. ^. Sa.rtaccrslra!) ©gj.

ô_jj6ij,onno ubakhyanam s. ((sr^ônno)

Episode Bhr.

^Q_J0Cr)i2o ubagamam &— QOOo S. Access.

@Q_lDoCOo ubangam S. l. Appendix to larao

coo. — (Brao(3OO0.-l_l0OCC6!JBC>S. g^fUOoCO COOdUOal

(dich Bhri. 2. sectarial mark.

go-lD^DOno ubadanam S. l. Appropriating

a handful of rice given in charity j6Ti)0aj25mrtb

^. Qg)§i<3® Arb. 2. cause £h35mo)g_jî0^d3snT>

OLjQotninsjBcXjtSQ acnmi g). Adw. S. (=ôfosmo).

^q_j:UJ1 ubadhi S. (=&c_ia?l)l. Fraud, con-

dition, supposition. gjssaSm @. ojCBOrgb (o-jaa

6Tr)aQeJ6sacb fsrofoiiWaaii^s <s<gj^cSs)Do Gan. ac-

cording to the case put.— Ace. to Vedantists

(D)3(gô.T_jDU3l (srgj^flirrro s|lajn6, curoj Siofossms

n_j3ajl sD'O'ja-ifonb KeiN. 2. Maya, disguise

of spirit, body iO-.mjl<SB)Oa_iO(Jul (Sa_i33l;0(!i 6Jl

Qjnt) (BT3)(aia3ajl<Db SjiJitso KeiN.

God is fnlaaaj3ori<Q)n<3CC. in\j(2C3!i3a_i3cu' AR.

denV. i^mo aj3®OT»l(ab a';aj^-UAJ eijios^'^s

6n| oêJldte Bhg.

^Q_50(^0— g(2a_iaftai ISG ^(Bn_J(Trio— ^Q-4

^Q-JDr^DCaiol) ubadhyayan S. Teacher oj

laumoo g. KR. ( = ajGi-DOnolfmnf)) (hence cud

rsial (T) barber of Ilawcrs. Trav.)

^ci-JDrfQô ubanSam S. Margin, near; also ^

o-jocrols^rnlaTo PT. near.

ôjofTOjo last but one ^. (StacTOj'iSijTlnr) (sra^

(013) a?lsyg Gan.

ô-iDCOlo ubayam S. By what one roaches his

aim, expedient, means, artifice. â_joai6aT3c>a <9iO

5mo,:j7l«an7o AR. found no plan- rolajOStalcteD

csiil 6i(b &. (cyt^woTl^ MR. tried a shift to

I'emedy his case, ajooacb g)o_iDCQ;;fa3®n-Jsm

(BracuoDfolcSs], ô_iosa2;ro 5)ff)c9iajt/30Od9a~l MR.

cunningly. S{b ^. ojoffisrarajScBJismo TP. Chiefly

the 4 arts of dealing with enemies (oaozaam

seeasmiio).

ao-iocaioSffloronb, gi^cLjoaiil artful, schemer,

g.o-joco'OOo coming near;

gift aiomDaj^SCJUD

n_aoa2;m6SBc)o <9iDtf^s)Cu^ AR.

^Q-lDCnjnO ubasana S. Sitting near, waiting

on, sefvice; chiefly i3aSjjO:i_i3Crom worship.

g.Q_iocrucr)cid. î2g|faTa~lca>^s)S &. 6)aj3qj3o DM.

denV. ÔLjocTulcea= Saruojltfisi f. i. (^cr?^6n,o

AR. Q_iro0Df3i0omo ôjDcnSlcS^nf) Bhg. oo

omcsjjo a'^ KR. engaged in devotional

exercises-

£o_ioorujnb one to be served etc.

aQ_jo(Tolfmnt) part, attended upon, served, etc.

^(Sa_icBi^ ubeksa 5. (oroodJ^) Overlooking,

disregard, neglect. calc^fDtSftismroTJsla^rai) q_

(Sa_i:9fijDeoajo Nal. remissness. av)c9sO(t) aô^J

njisjlrm ^. aiosn^cSs), crucOsioag oidJio^ScSsisng

(tTilcna g^. QjOT .131^(33(0) Q^ms TR. not to delay

satisfying Gov's demands. mraasaoralcOariTKoTl

art Q_. ajrol<0)calgj shall not bestow in com-

plying. iSiOô S^rcnglaj Sia.aggjO.Tb &. 5)-al(^

neglected to prove. — g.(So_is&o(2so.«::ig(S@gso

KU. a certain source of royal income.

denV. g)(BQ_jfl£Qlce5i 1. to disregard fsrafO) &^^

QjaulÔ'al) Nid. to spread, being neglected.

2. to reject, forsake, renounce i-maojsia aisi

§l^@g(^S)m a. MR. to divorce her.

part. ^Si-usful.TOnb Mud. forsaken.

CV. (graeo'Wj'anD sgôeicn siaasire ^(Stu-ofcl

gjl-pj Mud. made the M'l. to dismiss him.

^(So_JiTJ1o ubeSam S. (?D(mo) Come n3ar, fur-

nished with, ccs.ôsoj'oint) etc.

^(?Q_J(030i) ubendrail S. (subordinate ofladra)

Yishnu, N. pr of Brahmans. rajDcruo

g'?Q_JDc£Q6rr)o ubosanam S. Fasting = ^fu

denV. aG.5_io.i3a1c96)= cgcnogL.

^"im° ^Pt^Ql S. part, (ojcu) Sown. [(Mpl.)

^g—jO uppa (Ar. abu?) Father i^ri5ro)Q;j^g_jDuncle,

^g-4 uppu 5. (\^ &aj to swell) 1. Salt ^g_j

aja^cftsfijo prov. o-jls~l-3j alfolnm esrraoio ai

gugJo ^ §5) to treat each in his way. Eight salts

GP. etc, 1. aigjojrocksalt, also jijajfiSgi and

©2®g_j Sindh salt. 2. CLTlacs^g-Ji cuac%'^

fel vitri. 3. ôj ajlaj ^. 4, aisejgj. 5, goj

OBgJ. 6. <S>'jaSgl, OnoSgl. 7, S)l2«Sgl. 8, 5)aj

slcs^gj or S)ajDs1c!%gi.(inTogakuttam amed.

ejs^gj.) 2. saltness, one of the 6 tastes ro

cruo. 3. condiment, food oiausintjo ggjo S)aj

ggojo aQ),T3i^§lgj (= f5T2)!2?^3:^ , tmariTionlao) vu.

<aausratô^nt)0 ggjlsrora!) (2ODfO03il cnsg-jonb

TR. be faithful to the C.'s salt,

hence: ^ninb So. snakebird (jiiSiaoroo), 2g_j

sinbo c&6rra(5.-uos5&J red.SITS

gg-jS-o saltmarsh.

©gjogl N. pr. of Nayer women. roKSôa^^ Q_

a_lo§l<a>f.o TP. servants? [fem. (prov.)

gjgjoanb saltmaker. aso gogjo.'Dia ggjo§lc0a

^gjlcOsi to be salty,

2g_j^§a) to salt. (stoxsSicn ^gjl§o (threat)=kill

& eat; also ggjleTlg^ prov.

ggTlemlcesiDccri C. pickles (3ra_2jOO .

ggjlo^ saltmeat.

©g-jlgjOgjUDjo disusing salt.

@Qj<ftT3ial, agjloj Avicennia tomentosa, the

leaves preserve salt from damp.

ggjceao.unb a Tamil thieving caster (2 a>0(TO

Gjgolcainb, 5)aiOiP^t9i>ggrtf).

ggj<fi30ol a salt measure; the heel, also gg_J

o6\ Vi. = Q_jla}jOf3i) asmj.

)Q_jl^— âl 137 ^(£\ih— ^QQi

2gjS)<a)0Ooa6 living upon salt manufacture, =

eajâjnb; (So. salt-merchant); also N. pr. of

a famous low caste sage.

^Q^^cmi B. salt-cat,

ggjsiraia^ (^g_jejlcs2J,'Tf)= a- sioiaîcaib) Ruellia

ringens, purifier of salt Rh. @gj siââinb

rnlfo^ral) a med.

agJCnD;'D63Q, — SlCDgpcasiO, — 20658 pickles.

ggjojscm saltmarsh, saltpan.

agjaOTsTl, — 0fTa)jo, — alnb saltfish.

ggj CLng,c%<9i salt to crystallize, a- cxnâilces)

to manufacture salt.

^(Sg-jral acurry of fruits fried insalt = @gi<aol.

a(S^folg_joaEbl Capsicum grossum.

^q_j1^ uppili (ggj^ T, C. 2)on^ to swell, V^SQj) Cuticle of snakes, g. atpic9a to slough it oif.

^'SCOJo ubhayam S, (V^^s to connect) l. Both

£,'332JXiosl.aic)o croza^cOarrro MR. both parties

agree— ^scacrozzrmo B. covenant. 2. So. (as

far as Kuttanadu towards the No.) ricefieldB=

g)gj-3i^, consisting of several aisiô Vi. ^s

csi-eoBiig. cDSiisii^KSiflsisngfaiima S)^Q|2c9s)cb TR.

&ecs2;.-ai^n,-(3i) arsa <a>5ngo rnlc9ai (B-,'a.iii^ga'g;

s>^5iejfol 2)332-0 ^D ai5>Tg,ijo MR. 3. No. the

4 fruit trees SifO^ssig, cSiOjasg. CLHeJoaj, ojggl

(oishos^ the 5th) = (staaaeiJo f. i. êcasoscki

Q_iocTi!n<Baj rolaTlfari' TR. — (Szaj§cao=0racK:i

ejssQcV). Qjlglsej seej'o orascQal, S)ze4'o Qipl:£^

iâiO) ScDDtSsH .oJOdîSiTR. fruit trees excepted.

I. ^(2> uma S. Parvati; her representative in

sakti worship. — âDcucrri Siva.

II. ^Ch So. =^2 Cough. [^) Vl_

g)ZCS^Si to breathe heavily (o^.-oiosng g). = diOQ

âfOl umari T. M. Salicoruia (prh.= 2ajrol).

âiO(b Ar. Ulnar Lifetime aQS)ibo &. g^rnlcsô

(S0'3:fiilQj5i'>| Ti.

âl umi 5. (what is spit out?) Husk, chaff,

bran. £, dJiigaa. prov. [tooth-powder.

galcSsifO^ burnt husks used for ajeQUajsroo &

aialcîai, sraig) T. Te. M. (Tu, ^^'^= £^8-1)

to spit out, ^(£i5rm)3)2.^. QjlyOTj) ojls.-m

Qôâlsrar^lgoBhg. [into water (superst.)

&i2l=9a id. (BTBg_j^»>rai aalcflfflcsô VCh. to spit

âl old, gjalip spittle; aaloTI* id.

aaltf , arra to spit, emit a^gfPSÔf^ RC oj

narai) aa^^^^s™ weeping eye. aQcS\s(iZ\J'

oj i>.ipla)c>oRC. fiery darts.—Of the Syaman-

taka jewel, which daily produced gold. 5)a_jo

m3iaiqTTi§nT)oinTi3nT)ff)3o»^ o)S>osng CG.

âlrb Umir (loc.) The hair of the body.

^QChQCUOCb P.ummedvar Expectant (of office),

candidate, volunteer MR.

^0 T. M. aC. (C. Tu. ô, Te. 03) \â Above;

also, and (also S. interrog. interj.) csta uodo

Qjrro he also, he even, (Braucrao 61310030 he &

I. fZ)3r;^<£>>3rrao both eyes, 0(e«c)oQ_j(iô all the

10 sons. ©(tg)mDô Nal. all these many days.

a^'oi^nrosmroajo TP. Qjcmo303^'o, ojnmaej.), u

olaTlejo though It marks also the finite Verb

of a sentence cuTrai3a_j03>3ô a^-oitm, fjnlc^s) aJ

ajjOJô (SajSTDo. Rarely with Adj. participles:

?Da<9)0m3ô âa)0-3i:D3ô (^(S)C^h= JiiOOjiiOo.

In set phrases the 2nd ô is often left out

(2T)ra3o 6rao3io (3:i_i05)aj, oj^gjo ^(•DS.Tjiaos^s TR.

(from ajlgjo ^roajo),

ÔQJrb umbar T. M. (T. place between, height

V^^) Gods ^cruib o^jôfWo gsismôib Bhr,

gcru(Sroo§ Bhg.

aaii(b®4J)0nb Indra, jj'fTi3§'<2fiJ iSrLjo<a5 CG. to

die. jjj. oixjo^nb AR. Angada; also a^ru

ralrai) iôxinb Bhr. a^'^'^'^'^sif' etc. ^cnj*

(S-ucraoa (oicnji RC.

acruib 01sirnl AR. Ganga.

g^cTU(bcr)o§ Q-Jcfta Bhr. went to heaven.

ÔUlbaJfOo id. 0QSglO<O5) £. Qjl5)fOntDlS0O

caso aooBKj)!, (i)au(boinbcnl£Jaooo csnî^

6):QiOCk> RC.

I. ^cci Ar. umma 1. Mother ana aâ 0i>.at)

MR. son of the same mother; also Syr. PP.

aâos^nbo aza TR. grandmother. 2. a Mappi-

llacci, generally jDZZt^ Mpl. gza aojOOcSljo)

(2ie)0ipl prov. Q^ni)(^îj^S)6)2iTP. gzaDâJcXi

TR. (voc, g22s^). 3. the Cannauur BTbi.

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^Q£h— ^QQJO^ 138 ^cail(7Do--^ro

II. ^CQ umma So. Kiss (=ôau S. a?5g C.)

g)Z2icSis)o aJ§£h No. to kiss.

^QQiTTtlTi Ar. ummat People, (Doonfflnbo gaa

mrJslia^cX) Mpl, those of the prophet's religion,

6t3tO)iT6 CG.)

^GQio, ^QQ'OYCD ummattU (Tdbh. gnamDo)

1. Datura metel. âansraTl-ibihO'sri thorn-apple

(S. 0ogaj -whence Metel). Kinds airol — & cn\

ai gêamao Dat. fastuosa & oiruorrraôjiao Dat.

ferox, 2. golden fringe or tassel ojlsmjiD

((3)g_jsaô gi^fDT3)Qjo Bhr.

î2CirOo, ^(2QDfDo ummaram M.C. (alsoS. ôenj

fOo from a+aroo threshold or cuoroo?) Fore-

port; esp. doorway, eastside, verandah in front

of the house, gzaofc^ <£hlscSa MR. (SiJia.ijIfiA

ai22io«)Kja onD§l TR.

^zafDgjsl threshold.

a^fOp-jgi foretooth (=i^cnjg4 V2.) ^. si<0iO5n§

sia^Sii jijlrolas) Nal 3. also ^(gcigs rasn^

ojgô (jud.)

a20«)g-a aocij garden before the palace, gj'.ijlral)

&>

prov. — &. i^S-Q) also sobbing of children =:@,

Q^5c9ffl, ae0lsgjo§= ajl!2g<£h — see ^0 2.

^(2Ql&nol ummini (V^&, ©o) 1. No. Much,

opp. gDâlsrnl. 2. So. little (B. has also (gra

02o6Tn1 & aÊosrn^ bit) compare aiSnasriTl.

^caJC^dfti uyan6u"Jfa (loc) To belch (îP-).

^cairDidSi, ora uyaru^ya T.M. (xT a high)

1. To rise, as kite, birds. 0a3o 0n3o acacnll

slooDfib jiJicgntiBhr.; to raise oneself <amao a^

§(i^32;(mon6 AR. 2. to be high, eminent, ^cm

cm tall — Inf. acs2;ro, ^csifosaj also aloud. croDa

SiiBaitnifa gcsDcsro eao-jlas-.csyo PrC. 3. to bo

Iost= 5)o_j0<fl5)o f. i. <2aj3fO0§ (gjo^S ojolsroigi

cama crorraomajo Bhgi.

VN. I. gjcaroo (vu. oQcfhrao) height, tallness,

pride Vi. '

II. acBJ^ elevation, ojocnj <ai^m^£\B>(dcn\cm

(^(S2)sm o®i}iijCfl)0<fl3o MR, level raised

through irrigation.

a. v, I. g)cffi(9« rare, (c^gjo ^casifcrra^rairainjnb

RC. oQ'S^'Tb'^ ^<SJ(^ ajls^c9so <fts Pay.

n. mod. ^canâi to raise, lift up, exalt.

CV. GfoifoliTii) 5)ia)osl0roo ^ca^tnTalônt) KR.

g^canriTlejo (2) elevated ground (opp. fmosm).

^CQJ1(7Do vu.^^-Q-JIiTDo Bravery.

^COJlceei uyikka (T. ^^3^ to keep, see foil.) (SO

QjS)cn g)aing_joaooairi RC32.

^CoJli^ uyir T. M. (acroi<b, cnôilib C Tu. Te.

from g)(g!| T. to live, subsist, escape— vu. g

(jSlib). Life, breath. ^calSfOD^ c3ajol§:i^ RC.

killed. g^coTlfDOODnb died, o^fmm (moTocsulib g)0

cnjlsiSiOini CG. j)csiil(b 6)c&,05»Tgonb Anj. killed.

-aJfrnl-aiazTliti 5)ai3ir@1g ools^nmcsjjo Bhr. killed

thee. — g.c£lc9n§Q_;o a wiry constitution.

g.ccula« to live, revive, survive, a^csflaftcaîai

(SrscyacaTlgj RC. (Biaajooloiriral) alcSaSOJCTOrb

ojoftb RC. fled for life.

VN. ^csilgli life, reanimation.

CV. acailg!Jlc9« to quicken, raise to life.

I. ^(b ura T. M. C. (Te. ao) Rubbing, a stroke

wojgglcqjo 5)a_io.-nDo gro tsraolisajnb Pay. touch

of metals.— g^ro^gj, ^foojiSigj touch-stone. —

(WZalrai) aroool^ to resist, fight it out.

V. n. ara(3^<9i, sroi^ T.M. C.Tu. to rub, as cows

against a tree, wear by friction, asiaiassma

gjo ^rosraroi sicuDglaisr^ MR.

^raoj VN. rubbing; touch (g'âi).

gj-SiOifis) V. a. — q. V.

II. 6)fD T. M. C. (prh. from prec. articulation)

1. Expression, word. 03(gaolcqj5)S &«)3pmDSai

RC. by his command. 2. prose explanation

Vi. 3. fame, ^ro6)ajO65)§<0>= 5)jJo«gjya) to be

celebrated. g^roGcaicjo (SQ_)0(b, @.ra5)a_ioo, ô

alcSio RC.

^fDo— ^rorci) 139 ^(Ocr\^ — ^(6)

aroo^-oJ^ to utter, speak, say; also ^sirocSs)

q. Y. — a-jfD2iD(3iDo acSaSaj ^fOS)^^ Nal.

I. ^fOo uram t. m. c. Tu. (=ôq\, ^<o<m)

Strength, firmness. <a>y>,-Br51a73fDo ^^MC. oj

iP a- 5)ajc92mDVi. swells. ojliTrorao Vi. rear-

guard. arosmt>;o§ ciTla^Ôfati sachaao aloud.

afOo o)nJtg|^ to stand firm, fight Vi.

denV. g)rDa5i see below.

II. ^(t)o Tdbh. ^fDOTQ S. Breast, ^romlsj.ifcoro

6n| cLjofl^ azzo MM. gratoiejo osqsjb, grao

ascsjâoos^tc^ RC. g)ro(S.'3Tao§ o-joerara, taisoB

a'fol) Blir. ran fiercely breast against breast.

aro(câj— (gaj(832.o§ iêjai/lsaiilrtji; (Soodo a med.

^fDoeei, ,^ urakkaT. m. (^rao i.) i. To be

strong. gralroisoHch @.rD5:5ig VilvP. prevailed,

adj. grormacalai coarse, ^roajiacLDgJ Bhr. strong.

g.o.'OTata-ggati a confirmed rogue, grororai a_i3

crulaT) g^fCDrai Qjsl prov.

g^romant) (^rafOTaojnb) a strong man.

2.=:gtS5rod3ffl II. to speak (poj^scao^ro.'oiBjDat)

qqjojo og^gLjoo KR. ^formaocb Bhr.

^fDCOo uragam S. (^roo II.) Reptile, serpent

aroc2S)Q_i«S035)a sâ.-ora -grgjces)! CO. Ananta.

^fDGae^Drob urailgol =§20... Pole of boatmen

(g^roo I.).

^fD6YDo uranam S. (aj(b) Ram, — ^ra sheep.

^fOaJOfb urappail Currycomb {^Si(^<Si^)= sii

roD.oo.

^fDaDOOo uramanam (^ro I.) Rubbing, ^rozo

mo (S-aJfsralggg 6T3)oaio a word that appears

harmless, but rubs & tries deeply.

^fD(2(^c62 urammu'ya 1. = grocnj^ (aro) To

grumble, roar. Q-dau ^rocnjmD MC. also ^Qoyai V2. q. V. 2. ^(caz^&t to rub against,

graze, also groKâ. Vi,

^fDCQ^cft) see ^ro I.

^ro-ob aral T.M.C.(Te. SfODej from &ro) Wooden

mortar for beatingrice,alBOS)jiJcnjrorai)— &. a?!

ipl'ob^ftHnmorai) (Sic^siaioggo prov. graejlsnarab

((©lOjItpn) £hls(!^c9^ MR. a drowned person.

arorabcSeipl TP. servant's room, ^roraigjfo.

^rarnidaaool pivot, hinge, cusojilral) g. 6)fOiool

(Qsmo TP. to xinhinge the closed door.

^(bcr\^ Si urasU'Jfa T. M. C Tu. (a'O) 1. To rub,

come in contact. a'^crv51<St5_ioS)= (BWSCTro. stica

mo ^fDaiTl (=mrmo5) TP. 2. to contend. ^

rocrol (SmDsesD pressed against each other, ^cu)nu'ar!(2caos arorryasaj AR.; to vie cuoaml

(Sma§roorDl§o ajrDla>o KR. asmlaiaioslaich

erooyo mauaoajsch CG. 3. v. a. to form

into a pill.

VN. grDcrcDl) friction, contest, rao^nsra gfocro

aiDtiD S.xjo^n TR. disturbances,

^rocnj uraSSU S. (&roo 11. fr. ^ra) Breast ^ro

cnTl jia^niDJOOJOCnS^ CC. standing on the con-

quered foe.

&rO(nruo6Tno breastplate.

^(6] uri T. M. 1. Skin. 2. half a Nali, or 2 ^y)

cSs f. i. tftQteal a<^ca'33cTU0cb ojosjbI MM. ^

fo)ca)oy>c03 4 Nali. 3. (T. belonging to) word

=@^ro II.

gro^âi, srawi 1. v. n. to be stripped, skinned,

chafed. 2. v. a. to strip off.

&ro^:9ffl v. a. to flay, skin a jackfruit, cocoanut

o_iocnjS<t3iO!ti!) aro^^ etc. cast off the slough.

VN. ^folgj, — ^ral) flaying; stripping.

grolcaoâi to utter, speak = 0long(&>, to give a

sound. ^rolcoosoS'W (Te. g)'oral<a)) = al5r^D

Oil) s^yaHsm «'moyo Q^tSonos gralaio^RC.

aQa6)^4 ^foâosot!^ TP. Q^<snmos ^(ora

roo ^dTlcaosfrag Bhr. g^rolcaDSisSSs etc.

hunting calls to game.

VN. I. £rolcao§o talk. @rolcao§o @d^ not on

speaking terms. o^jSomos Qmoo ofljcnlcOs

rolcs2J0§o (gT3rD3@ RC. ^rolaogcijo alsnôg

ojo prov. — i2tn§cgo ^folcaogojo (huntg.)

hunters slang.

II. ^roloiosid. (851X100)3(05 SDoDs g). @SoTR.

^(5]n—i & gQoJ urippu Hopeft dccandra,

strong timber (^cq\<S2= Q.(Sid32?) = ^(^cm

aio Cal.

^fOlcOJob uriyail a M. T. (arol3.)=(n)c8s)ajn*).

f. i. ms(i^'.uon6 arolcaomo co/jnb RC. am I the

proper person?

@fol uri S. = (araocol; grorol Assent.

18«

^rw — ^f^Rcfe 140 ^'ffiSS^ — ^fOirrv^

I- ^r(SuruS.(ii,b, Gr.'eyrys) Wide, large; Comp.

^(Oi oift)(), Sup'jrl. a oj j)0i3i®a_jo>rruGio AR. ^roj

.uocai o)Z3tpl 5)c0iD?Tg rLjaisrra CG. afo^J^foaem

Soaass Mud. (=ajejlcii).

11. î^j ^f?BQ4 TJbh. (©ojo l.Form orgiacq^

a53S)cSsiOin| RC. Vishnu. 2. substance, arti-

cle, piece as of cattle (=a0|rrio) (ST3)t0) g)«s

a_j(inls)00| in all 18 numbers. 0iQg)rnTtOsn{).T

@.ro3(a_)>9iOfDo tenor. 3. time o_jejajro3 repeated-

ly. fffrast2yrts;a_)D(t3inl^ eroraorao (SsutI Bhr.

4. vessels of any metal, chiefly 6)ij6ira)ajQ_jD'@

6nac)o. 5. vessel, ship @2f®^f® -> sro3 g^narijltil)

(Sa_jOcsn TR. cnzêis g.ro3d9iPc)o ojanorei!) TR.

hence: ^RSeSsi^plceo (3). B. to repeat

gascesiofonb (5) sailor.

af03(^sc£h (2) to collect, amass caicXicueo acy

^fOJ{^§l Bhr. the bee gathered honey.

auosDro55Bd)af®'î^PT. packed together.

gasmtaroo (2) component parts.

£nsfi3Tc3)lro§.<9) (1) V. n. to form itself. &,cei.-&io

côculajjocsTl araji-rnlrosng gru)(S®o KR. sin

shapes itself into disease.

^ro3rDT3^<&i(Sâ> (4 & 2) V. n. vessels & articles to

be complete for sacrifice etc.

afraf0i3i^(^cs^<&| '^. Q- to be shaped, as child in

womb, become distinguishable, v. a. g^«s

raralrolcBsi VN. ^fD3,'3Talrolaj.

—

&f03g_jsl (2) articles.

ansQjsplstm^ Cnjo^n disappeared.

@.aSQjOce8>ai (1) v. a. to form.

&fC3.ijl§<Si (3) v. a. to repeat, rehearse.

CV. ^Rsojlâjlces) to impress on the mind.

ejcnflsloo calcunb Anj. assumed a form.

g^C!BS)CLi(!^cai to assume a shape zcr)cr>j\(!i> ^coi

oiaj(DTa)l®ci_iocsiJl an impression fixed in the

mind.

g)rc3(SajD§o (5) sailing.

gtWcj&oQ), cfiTl uru-yu-â T. M. (C. Te. Tu. ©(il

heat) To melt, dissolve, be softened am^x

,

<9>rocX) ^. KR. — impers. (^CTol ôlnooj o^rndJra

(amrtnsrglcijli ^moo afoJiSifirnliSfm RC.

VN. ^(TOcOao 1. melting aQgjnscSsx) = -gracTUDl

(£tpD,-U(i. 2. anguish ^g^roidteo f. i. g. <iI^

§1 a)',-?®.

a. V. gro3t9s.9>, tas)\ to molt gcbcesiDcnjrwcftol

ô50a9s)Digi| AR. don't unman me.

VN. ^fojiSs 1. what is melted, g^rtscflissônsiil

liquified butter. etPoixiggo Ga_jaaj,'ora;ro3iJ3

simcal QjâcTxriTP. 2. fused metal. jjfWicOa

Qojorm' bullion. ^rajcOsa^nTlttteO'ro'ai ear-

ring of cast gold. 3. T. M. C. Tu. steel ZjcS\

c0sralc06iooprov. grolc93^§l steel to strike fire.

gfffi6S^c&) uruiinU"Jfa (a^) To rub, graze a^'-g

gifts63Bl(2o_iD^ the ball just touched in passing.

^(t»^ uruttu T. M. C. (aro^ch) 1. What is round.

2. fraud grojajgDiplsraicilgj araajoa Bhr. graso

o-TlrDSo prov.

ara3§ab deceiver.

g.ro3îh v.a. 1 . to roll, (fesraaffxr) Q_(i5i£\ asiTxmzQ

TP.gfWgl ojlaldssi to awaken by tossing.gfai

gliaTlmoai to eat rice, gcc^dcb q_us£\csô<^

c^^'C)oj2jf03^3ôVCh. so: <9ismro3§l,(grai)£o^

06nn 2. Mud. S50j@go QCUiâ^&n art practis-

ed by Rishis' wives, anogTls^.ro^.-mt) a- TrP.

a ceremony on Vishu. 2. to cheat Vi.

^rO»6rr51 uruni Pan of bone feftscb). ihorA ^^s

emlcsniiitrnlmo S);oiool dislocated, sprained.

^(UiOf)] uru6i (Tdbh. rolfoTl) xiOcSgroBrtj'n Elegant

words Vi.

^fffiQI^ce5Urammup= g,ra2g^ l. To rub, touch

Nid. di02ô§o)0mo2.fJS2goQJ6rnoCG. 51^3<t!J

siOiDsrenb.xjlfaix&iy.-oralrai) âsi^ CG. a play-

ful gazel. (2a.-iai63HcX) fznaalra)) grajzal^'ScTicdo

asngo^nm udlandocrnl Bhr. 2. =g(iplcajSi,

aisosri'Hces) f.i. aistesisntsâ 5n|fzs<szz6i'nuCG.

3. to vie ^,CLj05rauai3;Bra)3§ro3âl§(m Ofonaos

63ac)o RS.

^fffiOJo uruvam Tdbh. (rgojo (=:gfD3aj) T. «S)0

(trilejl ffTlracijrTO.xiciRC.Form. g)ro3ajoa_jS:moPay.

^ftBCO^cBj urusu-ya = 2racnja)M. C. Tu. i. To

wear off, diminish; croa, ara3crul(Sa_iocdri came

off poorly. 2. to glide down, fail ooso gas

orul = (gtaejcnSl.

^fJ8(ô— Ô 141 ôay— ^6)OJ^

£f03(TOrsi) 1. tumult, quarrel. 2. failure mgj

Q_. (OisinD (sro.&rm TR. all in confusion (see

^(Uibo urul T. M. C. Tu. (^ra?) 1. Circular arack) ^s RC. ^frasTTôiio KR. aracbfoisl log.

2. a wheel (Srmraraalnb (jaaioaio, ^roasiaDaH

<s>|.o eanosoQcX) tBa-docanooKR. 3. rolling wave.

aosani ca^g^5)<0,35ng (HTa^<ft,1513)1 MR. bowlders,

pebble.

^(Si^£h, sng n. V. to roll (as s-oiosml), toss,

revolve, tusnîcasiib Qjlsmoejo rosngnsô

prov. ialsmDfD35r§oib CC. playing boys, gcoj

sng ffiajocajl rolled in the dust, âsi^n^ aS^co

5n§ (Bo_)D3in aia<fb V2. to fly for life, tumble

off anyhow. m^mcBZUTvr)os^ oJlsTTara

SrgDTb AR. rrpj.p

adj. part, ^fa^ng round, eaRSsr^cDoalsairoo

Inf. ^fisa 1. so as to revolve. giRHagiejlaa inter-

est from interest; also ^fracbojeTlcya VyM.

2, a ball, morsel (SîiooQfDâ Mud. oronn.o

(Tol<a,c5od93 en. &. SnJDQ, PT.

VN. g.fracb, rolling, roundness g,'c52JD^0ffi79nrra

looks insecure (as promises).

Q(Oi£\ caldron to boil 4-5 measures of rice,

pan (sfTlsniliQicX) ^(Ui^s^cki Nal. aaBa^dnrat

^^ QjCiCâraed. oQgrncs^raa^ (3TO§g_j-otaio

tS&l TP. (for ordeal)— cuoejnaal ladle for

sacrifice.

a. v. art33§c9) q. v.

I. ^6^^0:65. urekka 5. (^r:)) l. To rub, grate,

polish, grind. 2. to try, assay metal.

n. ^6)(b:6G\= ^(b-e6^ 2. (^ro II ) To speak, say.

g^c>off)(&.05ng5)roc6s) say to oneself. (BojsngD.'nra) ajo

cflsi&.cX) 6aosroomo6)rOd9si; o^rrrasirooi 63mo Bhr.

^C^ro Urvara Fertile soil, [^^^^n^ Nal4.

^Q^l urvi S. (ara f.) Earth acîliOiaisraalral)

Ô ura T, M. C. Tu. (so, that which holds)

1. Sheath, case of pillows, thimble, ononis?

ajDaôrraocsiilgj Anach. ojoch aocgjfol Mud. drew

Bword. — ffiongJO measure of 20 Para. S)S)<S)aô

gloves. <sioejn stocking, [maker = <^soronb.

Q_ocuock> Royal sword Vi. aoajoanb scabbard-

2. T. M. C.Te. power, sharpness; curd, what

curdles (aiDjpcn ojoaDral) so qjI^p/^ctd <9>

emâsi'Scn VCh.

n. V. ô'^'^Sf,, m\(^(3., ojlsltesi milk to curdle.

SrgOo GP.

a. V. a^@§^> @.oajl-£ &, o-j>9)ro3(&i, etc.

V. n. 6)OC£2Jd&) 1. T. To be firm in, to stay.

caioejoansajso, (srarroiS.nb afl§oaj(ailo6@@ <9o

£jo RC. share death's abode. iQ:iDesB(h 6i<i»cxjjo

(STaeJcfiaplcr)nT)Ocalsosnj®lfDlc9smo KR. 2. to

be possessed eioualôigjsoaj^di, a^'^srerojOJtb

Demoniacs, (graruib ^06vsr^ they got into a

strange spirit, behaved madly.

VN. at^rajrai I- congelation. 2, devil's dance,

frantic behaviour, inexplicable obstinacy.

Q^nolceao g. m£\ I was under the same

delusion,

v.n. 6)6^030© To be firm, fixed, settled. S)cn

srayo^raoDDejo jiTlfro) o^crnlsca' (SaxTl KR. be

of good cheer! aoai3nsajnj3CQJcn<Si5n|o^TP.

understood the contents. (SgQoô ^. craortTOaal

(Old) ojOOo S)jiJ(mo_2jl@ got by heart Bhr. (a^

fmla^5)S(S0ro!) aiooo asô.^ charge is proved

against. (Sn_iDajonb ano^^rai) £5)0-^ Mud. it is

decided. Q^Tbarosmo asio^g CCh. aQrmsia

(S« KR. believe me. qQcttooIOô* & QQ)fmaj<98

6)o^ CCh. Borrnlgj 2i!a)\w^(!ii cncmo^s^ô^

roltsarrra KR — ssnrnlejo aoayoio) saonsoacX) GP.

— a5^^"';&J=2J'^'9s' 'o aspirate (as sii, .jyO etc.)

Inf. aoSdji(=ao^) strongly, firmly, aloud

KR. aOcOs) nol23(SoaJ0c>3 swam boldly. (sn>

aj5)m 5)3i§lcr)D(b aO(S5i(Su firmly.

VN. aogj. 1. firmness arOi'Cia'nT) a. Go-jofOD

not strong enough, mgy aog_j(8OTC)a5)S S)0^

§l{Mpl.) enjîjlcOaogjIgjotDai TR. too plia-

ble, mtgas) g.. So-iofoo I don't venture, ima

«j) (Bt8cr).oaieDCO(S>'oro)(95) g. MR. it speaks

for the plaintiff. 2. stay, support Qj@glct>a

oniaroo ojljiggaaogj sjmonl Anj. 3. as-

gooeei— ô6S^ 142 Ôcfia— ^Qcfi>

Burance. ojlro)^ ojasom 2.0gj <BôsmoS)m

TR. without a sure prospect of realizing

the collections. mraxKb @s &5ng n^ff)nmDfD3

Ogi Bhr. tho comforting belief, aieaaocn

naooifo aogi soismo, oruDcai a_i06rai2) aooJ

<9icb, -ojlai &Ogj o^^fO)! (OirrraTR. promises.

CV. aogJlc3a= @.og_jDc3a 1, to seize, hold

firmly, make fast ôn_io (0-,ro coral fall &.,

CTOjcraaoo 2.'^ Qjoa063i3c)ci (@§lo)ces)§l get

ready Nal. (galsicm a'^ KU. made firm.

QJEJiT^, ®sa3ia &. KU. army to form on

the right. fry^snjloSsaj (gm(fg)o a'^Bhg.

fixed. (SQjac/so((Tgoal!0>f.o Q_iDooo)^<monjl

^Bhr. Q_idlÔgJ1-^ SiPu. aooDocoJl aogjl

^\a) ChVr. to remain firmly seated. 2. to

resolve ^raixo cnl{2)ajlôgJl^ Nal. jijlai

(Srao§ o-joeroiô. Mud. 3. to assure, con-

vince o<jiTroogJlg_jon6, .SjOOo @.o. MR. prove.

c£bcX> MR. to persuade, seduce.

Ôc«6>, mZ) urakka (Te. &q leak, see ^ôcia,)

To spring, ooze out (^so) a^gTîal aormsiaj

@g5)0o§ Mud. with tears, aliplairifat &. rnl(b

Mpl. Qjo3âra cijal5)^D«33 sicuggo aocSso a

med, s^Qjô oQinrra 6ijiiog|ls)rai siajggo ôsiim

y)oQjoi3inroi,(aTa(SgjDt>3CG. mouth to water, (gal

ônrnlgj not saturated by tho rains.

VN. gôoj 1. fountain, spring gôoj So. T.

2, superfluous water, g.. jiiojlsa, to remove

it from ricefields. 3, originality tgragjocro

0gj &. (ffiffxTn.

aoainf) (3) genius.

ôss^ceD uraiinu-ya t. m. (Tu. c. Te.tofaii,

die) To sleep V^ aQ. — ôssaliSa-ioain fell

asleep. Nal,

"VN. I, aodSs sleep ôceolfrra a_iocuJl <B;u5iô

prov. <Si6rna30d9<a ojoolcsz; Gmroo TP. fast

asleep &. aiplcsâi to awake, watch.

aO(95io bedroom TP. ^. fmnrnlejs5Q(9icryce«

Veto.

II. gtO(9Ko sleep. gô<9iicoT3) in sleep, a, ^6)a

ces), croaDlces) to keep awake. 6ajeja©(b g..

o-jc&n (ScracmoBhr, (opp.fflroijT'tfh), g.. îfiaS)

to dose.

a. v. aocSsei, ajTl 1. to put to sleep o^ncm

csjô a)3§lfi3))g.oc9al (Ehls.'oral oTjlNal 4. 2. to

rock asleep, turn as the capstan Vi.

ÔdB6i -6^ urakkuttu Worm eaten, as aotesc^j®

S3 0rt)o V2. from :

goral) (=g.OcO«?) what oozes out, dust of de-

caying tree, also g).oQgJ05l.

gOgiy wood-worm (So. moth).

go(!2g<S) V2. =ai(t@ajlsla95) tobe worm eaten,

ÔOq uravu l. & ÔQJ see goasi. 2, T.

aM, Nearness, relationship, VN. of gc^ (^

acacusooDS gOQjlff)(D orasiemcf^ RC 9.)

aoajnb 1. see under gocea. 2. (from gocal)

a weevil B,

Ôiô ural (=aoraf)?) Spark. §_. <^£\ <q,§.<Q)

to snuflf a candle, clear a torch (loc.)

_gc51 uri 5. (V^gQ,) 1- Network for suspending

pots= ^cS3ol; goiîi^rai) aiaio siojcea, golaô

jajlroltfiiao prov. ^casilm ongiolraieBjltplrtii) si^rrra

CG. 2. a running knot, loop, noose, golaj

ai a kind of net Vi. [=ôcnja) No.

^cSletmJ 065 urinjUTâ So. (T. golcq^) To sip, suck

gC^ UrU Ar. ruli', Spirit, life (Mpl)

^Qoft), OQ uru-Jâ 5. 1. To be firm (=Q_nctTO

ai). 2. tobe joiued. (HraolvTjQo (HrartJ^rtb RC.

gQ,<S3ejl VI. 2. venomous spider (C. gasiej).

VN. gQjfaTl firmness; @.'<95^ ^cSlooonb RC.

encouraged, comforted (=giOg_j), gQ,fO)l0ia)

SOJQo (Mpl, song), gQ|(!nlfi«a7lcr) Adj.

aQjcSs (what fortifies) 1. amulet= rocafia, 2.

hollow gold or silver ornament round the

waist, containing amulets. (BrarocsiJlcBl) S)&<5

cm 5)aj@glcfjjQ(SQTR. a®aj^Q,tSs, etc.

aQ,g_j (5)5)0-1 bag) 1. large bag chiefly for

clothes. ajsrn>i3iaonb Qjl§l.'cf) ©s^^&ifaV

g6rnlc3?jQg-jailf(ji) (Sxismo prov. gQgjcoilrBli

(Qiggo oJtfiQ prov. 2. testicles gQ,5)g_]eS8

C'ojacr), g.Qg_jS)ôol. In VCh. esro o^rno

5)@goasQ^3iilrai) the womb.

gQgj 1. the breast with the shoulders. &Q,

^q^— ÔQ 143 âi— êjco)

g-jSc9is)o seizing round the shoulders. 2. a

heavy timber more durable than teak, Hopea

decandra, (=aro^gj).

^Qt^dft. uruttU-ya T.M.(C.&Ci,ijg^) To chafe,

terrify by fierce look B.\qaOo PT.

^Q o-Jicft uruppi'Jâ IT. rupT S)CLjo<rK)q,r^£r>5)W

^Q(2D-7!i) P. rumal, Plandkerchief, head-cloth.

^COaDOb A. rummail, Pomegranate ^0,00011

ipo. aQaocnjejl MC. tarantula.

gQ GM Ar. rumi 1. Byzantine ©.(jal fOOKD iJ V2.

Sultan of Turkey. 2. damascene blade «j)

TP. ffl-ra.tnêj &. ^fmsjOJ a^dtosm (play),

^qno^ ui'Umbu = Qa)Q,cnj Ant. aQcrurolca,., aCia2j3)5r^(TK) ffifoionrrod)) Nid. Prickly feeling.

Kinds: <0)^ — , cfljrnlcanb ; sitDroj — , cnl«s (rnl

OQ) — , oaocnj — , ojalos^—,

(jyocroaa —,

oaojocoTlnrnlcsjj — MC. also sîJDsmnt) red ant.

acioojaisni) MC. eyes as of moles.

aQcnj«nlnol flycatcher.

^qccLic£b urumbup (=&ronija. i).

aQiOiirol) roar of tiger V2. (gj.Q,^ T. Te.)

^fSlO;:6® 1. see @0. 2. So. to pour gently B.

^00^ uftfal (seeprec.&@2Q^) -A- drop, i^ma

oorab amed.

As verb sxaialaTj® onl<b ^ o 61 cSaastoi^ a med.

@.o61c95) to dribble = 22 ocSlcBffl.

Ôq uftu past of 2.0, «i q.v. @5irn)gi0Dcdn gSifOcQsiral) aiôortb RC. Began to speak. oracSloj

OQ cnl22iaj0O3i)l ChR. grew.

adv. part, near, closely, e,^ (SiSiSOOôsiz^sl

Bhr. 2.. smoas), ScSidocSs); g.OQfa)aSl5)c9s)0,'m3)

-Qj63i30(O)l. — in Compds. ailyoq n^yoQ,

6) ji)2nT)oa.oCG. cringe & fawn around them.

adj. part, gioo 1. close, dear. g.'ôaj(tg)a6 PT.

a. 0onb Bhg. favourite, mob aoocusiro ^s

fOffô)<0)O6ng CG-. assembled his relations.

g.®ooo«so g.s®ca3aso (sra^ctg® SG. g)oo

Qjf!So g^scaiojOBo gggjDforai Vi. orphan, (sro

cSlQJOOQj(b vu. acquaintances. 2-=g)@a

in po- (Siaolojoo e3on6SQc)o, ojcnjooiO'Oanb,

i^mjoo etc.

êj ala T. M. C. Tu. (\^ aej T. to agitate)

1. Furnace in forge. aeJ3ii^«il -ojf (inlo)cafQlqô

oooraajiio KR. 5)ô^5)nbo ôiaicSa ^qj1§1

5)a_)oa^^ TR. 2. the bellows aQJaicuonrol

^^<9) Vi. also g.aJ3.tiT3-jO.T)ii. 3. broth, gravy

No.; aaisesigj currybroth Vi.

êJA ula-yu T. M.= ^GJi>.o, (SaJOcQio 1. World.

(7 (S0G4. 7 dhly.) — oroosray&jaTlnrrao oraow>nb.

2. earth aeJîfl3^<9> KU. = (Branimf£l(9s!. aaj

<ar7le5 on the earth.

êJcee^ ulakka T. M. C. (Te. aroocSflejl fr. Q_o

f^S S- &e;4,siJaJo) Pestle for pounding rice, mostly

of Qjlgl, also ©rolcnjej(Qn= ig(TOQJo ((5T2)Or)>S)d)

@3'(Scao§o (gra§(t^ Brhm.). gi. 5)i)iDisn| en. (arg)

5)a"3ô «31-Oj TR. @.eJc9inSC2;3ao aiOitJlfOb pfOV.

measure of thickness.

acJiSnalnt) MC. pike.

âjcfiftdO), oeffT) ulakku-ja (T. âjaa to become

reduced) To shrink up Vi.

êjCQ^ 062, (jfTTrCj ulayu-ya T. M. C. Te. (see a

ai) 1. To be agitated, move, shake =<0!ejC!jja»

f.i. 0fO65ac)Q (Sio.oolooDrob a. DN. âiaio (Siai

srmgiejiô, eajotmaajj ©GJcsii RC. e.oajl;o_iD«aj

g.aiC!,^5)aT)0«a ajo^0ocdn Mud. flexible- (Siforaig

jjjos^caoral) gâiaiD.'Oiag KU. a palm old enough

not to be shaken by a monkey, ggjao g)ejoao

onlq|p(f>)g-io KeiN. 2. to become loose, slack,

tired Qjlgjaj. CCh. (ftnraao OTOi^sraiâJsra^Nal.

agifsraiâisraT^ aiHiplsroi^ oolajôiuoxuo Bhr. her

garment gave way. iigsl^^rrotoi) Qjlonoejsic®

iP^Cijô KR. SiOjdTlro') ogjoQGJsraro), foiarrroaisrot^

CG. ig6n|aiST!!tgi (2n_iD3in bccamo crumpled ma

s g)., 5)5)ciJ) JieJ.Vi. to be impoverished, ruined.

v. a. g.5^fi.ii)<3(£h, ^ 1. to agitate, bend, soften,

crumple paper, clothes, etc. stOjDsrnl foirrnl^

o)ej.9si05)((j) KK- without fail. 2. to destroy

aeiaijjfwfog RC.

VN. I. âj^fu!) 1. flexibility p. 5)q_joo <&)a-jl

Qjlronb RC. agile. 2. agitation, discontent,

ruin g. ©^ roara^roralroi. DN. [unshaken.

II. also a^J^'m— ôiiilÔitn eaojorosmo RC.

âjfW— ^QJa6© 144 6)CUfb— 6)c£nc

III. aeJg-j (So. gjSiGJoi agitation) softening.

êJo)gj§rnking'3 bathing oil roDesaou a. aJ0(OTal

KU. £. ajo63B^ (S-oisâ TP.vu. aejljigjarn.

êjf^Rcft, (TYd ularu-yaT.M. (?aej)n.v.Todry

QjOCSJô jiJ^tIoô âifOJo OiOlDSng ajo§.o VyM,

^5(0) Nid.

VN. âi oj dryness.

a.v. @.GJ«^cai (B. also g)ai(99<a)) to dry, air=

cmg Bhr, to reduce on the fire to proper

consistency.

êJOCLôft) ulavup T. M. (T. &ejD process-

ion) V. n. 1. To take a walk ôiscSa g). a hen

to seek where to lay. (SêrraoQaiDQjnm qjIjiTI

(Sich CG. majestic wave. n_iorta£LiD.iTlrr) orflroaD

ojejl CG. clouds passing over earth (No. also

wrongly @.eJoci^.S) f. i. lalrib siajgg-oiaTlrai), @.'fi5ro)

nbSQ_joc£n vu. has taken a walk). 2. to attain

jcolmo cf>.mi5eJD:ij~l, xijliT;ejo:ijo aej, (OiorraaiD

Qjlm jiiDcajrai RC. (=23@a). rgtc.

V. a. &eJO(tga)S) to take for a walk f. i. children,

Ê^QJ uluva Ar. hulba. Fenugreek, Trigo-

nellafoeuum grsec. êjxKîoîej a med. a.jo

ejej^:^= cco^d>, S.^^^ ^-^ ^^^ ^^^

ê^QJDOfb uluvail Ar. luban Frankincense

êj ceô ulu'jfam s. (l. uiuia) Owi pt.

êêuGJo ulukhalam s.âraraf, cc.

^6^^— see êjc22^

^^ ulp S. Meteor, firebrand.

[for the other Q_q^— ^^ — aej see acsti—

]

gaJo^ÔOo ullailghanam S. (^ralj) Over-

stepping (rO(2^3ôaai(T)o S)^l(g)ÛR.

êj OOrOo S. Exultation, g.'60i3|.o aosl co

ial_oi CrArj. his spirits forsook him. g^gjormo

(SjiJ* (anmajft RC. gay; so: [cheerful.—

g,ôauc;3Dejl SiPu. ^ôooc/aoejlrnl fem. Nal.

denV. ^gjcrulcsm to be delighted, expand.

part, ^gjcruloio.

^(jejDaJo S. Surge, wave.

gojaeffi, rrrd uvakka 5.(\/"&.) i. To jump

up, exult (S^^ 0D^rnlQj(b aajga RC. 2. to

love srasoBch &.u:n.-moro3 !Sac/a;unb CO. era

firacb a-^frnxnb, (aiffinn loojTrajggDtb qq

Ujooo au^rmroDÎil CG. his friends- (BIOBj ffiîm

^DOtfilranb aTJaroamb RC. helped; with Ace. &

Loc. ^.ij©)f(3() aojfm 5)^069) CG. Q^nom e.'^

5)g_jDrm Q^g Pay.

VN. aojgj gladness, love B.

a. mal. acuCiTl (Vi . gcxjojl q. v.) : oQjSSBckxSS) a

fmlejo a. ^roj65Qo, ^'-uajl o^mosancab^gj

RC. inclination.

âj(^ uvar (=&gj) vu. aoib T. M. (C. Te. Tu.

acO(b) Salt taste, brackishness.

giaLiro~l sea @.X)rolca)le4gg fai~lf02oaj RC.

&ajro3gj GP.= 06rroQi.

gJOJibaioell bufifalo-cows that prefer to lie in

salt water — aoanDGjlaimcai^ tftslan.

acuibrnlejo brackish, barren soil. rgtg_

ôjibzsnb soil impregnated with salt, urine,

&Qj(bo)aj@go salt water aoiba^cuggrsrailafibo

esjoai (U)£\ MR. in ricefields, also (£h6iô

aaibgjalcaoraloosanoraiMR. when infectol

by brackish water. [^33^ f^^,l ^00^^

^QJD uva T. Fullness, M. @.ajoaj V1.2. mod.

^(^ UVVa So. (Te. ao umph, well xTo.-) Yes,

yea = No. oto2(0) f. i. mraoj^sis ^(Ssnso— &(y

(OPP- ffigj)-

^C/SnOorv) usanas S. sukra, planet Venus.

^C/dlfQo usiram S.i:=foo55ôCuscus grass Q_<ji\

rao£l (SejcuTio VetC.

^r£r^ USa, & ^cgDCro S. {\r^-&r,L.uro) Dawn.

@.ce2 8aioeJ:i22!, âiiaol in the morning.

denV. g)5):fijoe6) to dawn @.ff),-fi3cesSaiiDc)D, aa Q3C&30 OjlalCCQ Bhr. â)^<£B> Vl.

^ca[âDoUsidamS.(ajû)Fixed = .rr)lc®ua;oVi.

^(cô UStram S. Camel (Ved. bull).

g) ((gi Sinu'oa'(mj^)sao3S!5achKR.N.pr. ofa people,

^rô USnam S. (^.^bum) l.Heat. 2. hot cry

•^rh qQ)'®a^ SifonnosulrtsnDaejo Arb. heating.

&T93nDDtpl<9) see fnQj(SaD.-a3o.

denV. g)^nlo9s) to be hot. g.'^ siônmDnb ajl

ma2;o @so55ra) Mud. g.':^ cn^cm cooorcmo

Bhr.

^gcQs

—

^bo 145

^Înffio S. turban, diadem. &. c^coiow ^-b^

smo CG, Bhr,

^^ce3 ula-yu & ^&CLj A chief guard, prime

in (3itO)Ci^cU3jj0crooVi. warding off a blow. ©

a<3i 5).'U§lc2;ooiO <Sisao 5)ajsl prov.

^^CQ^dSi ulayup (T. to suffer a dragging pain

— Winsl.) Qjotp Q^rrnâj âcaSg-josicaa RC.

^6^^<î 1, (a T. sounding, writhing) <9)y<S)

(S^Dfol galgraacai^KSl RC. 2. to play at

tennis Vi.

^%qcB=, 6] (& mrs) ularu'ya T. M. Babbie,

indistinct noise, as in stomach. FaSib.

6)^CLjjulava i. = aa<93. 2. vn. ofac>3=g,arrt),

^^1 uli 5. (VâcX)? entering) Chisel, burin (see

astssal) a.roj^ broad ch., (ifi\asiSi£^ scoop, j^Tl

gjalplancaalsiaooni ous^l ^^flsroiôidJ-ochVi.

aalcs^d), sroi^ saooifiai}) So. to stoop, peepVi.

No. jijo^5ituj1 etc. (Saiiajs curaiôjib a'siîg)

(Sm3:flsn-ra (=a)5n6aliplcaj)); ojocnjiab 6^(i_)3

asTsTlfai etc.

@.a^caog(b (T. ^gl32;o=(airosl) oiajrolcro^rtb

N. pr. a famous low caste sage called g.^^

fljraâb KN.

gôeei, .-^ ulukka (T. to writhe, Te. to start j To

start, be unnerved g.f-S^2vT_iDA; &§.K^ tSâiJ

g.^gj 1. shamefacedness; &, 6ii>.§c:^3i = (mo

STDo 5)3i.; a^gJl^D si'J) Impudent (i= ^.ajl.-oi

al^). 2. feeling; ^. oâiSSn-iDcdJl become

callous.— 2.'<2ce5)§ loss of 1 & 2.

a§.(Ss)rali T. M. C. Tu. a sprain.

g^(fie> tSsH (T.) to be dislocated, (graiJc)33s)

oôoo ôajôa^tfn§§.c9rn carolraojo VetC.

@,§.ceal5)iPd0a to set a dislocated joint.

£f.c9s(T.)&£^d3sioNo. = a|.dtefal. [moth.

^^CYlJ ulumbu (T. gi|. wood-worm) No. A grain-

@Oo ul 5. (V^g..) To be within, be there, exist,

whence g.^^ <!• v ; ggig 2nd fut. f. i. rQio.xicb

fflojOQ,®! auDq|i5iS'D0!Tb Bhr. from her was

born S.; Often with qqj. — <sâl®c2' £@g .©isrel

s^gjBhr. it is but a report. ôajS«j) g@a I

shall surely die. 6)<S)3S^ ggaTP. (ftzaonôang

îx)^ aj«535^(S<9) gg^KU. must. sanoaslcaStoi

2.2^ I only looked, aflnfasirnls.ucom^ g.@^Nal.

adj. part, ggg (old ga f.i. >avaJ<3jjaojQ,(i^ RC.)

1. existing, true, real. gg23-iSC?° according

to truth, gggoioionrroo g.gg'Oigj — gggznlcrra

ooacaal^— g.@g>'!3Tz»lu)nbo ggglrai) gQ^rôrcj

ig-oiaaJcaJDoaggg phil. ggg^ cLjoeimsD^

prov.gggin ©ôroiO-SsoBhr. gggrroo, gSgg

SSv-sraioao thro' life. 2. in which, to which

there is. enjliSlo^gg sensible, ojrosacati^

@g;sa)Oaiasm<b, Q_?fgiS«c>DcS®@a <9)So, acmii

c3« (5t3iJSiO'j3^@g noD5 (ST3:s2;S5) Bhr. to give

it up to those, who have a claim on it.

3. often auxiliary. ogoocaTlfOo qc:^c&>c)3Sai3

a^gS .nfd:cs)o KR. crccra'cnl ajgjosraigigg oro

OTOOQ-io, 6)^3^0g@g cQiLQ Bhr. QJfOBBI'al^

03 iQioroemo, QjfD3xiDaa33, cro3Co:rol; ramcrn

îTsroisral giggojcruQ (Sa_jOa)ej Mud. as when

a mother has died.

g.a'Sajanb fut. part, as: (o_)36mc2Jo g.S.<Sajonb

ChVr. those in whom love arises.

aggxinb 1. relation, a>3ro6n").ijn{). 2. rich g'

Suemo prov.

VN. gg.aj 1. coming into existence. g.§.CLi33j

(also g.aoo3©i, gara3<Qi Bhr.) to be born.

(3Taaj(-rrog.Qj33i"lgj= (2ft5i3cTnl§lgj. ga^jocoa

= g5rg3cS®; QjlcajsoBcb Q^gjoo gaaJOtS«l

i^cmo CC. 2. tier, turn, (gT3)'ija3j"lra!) then

V2. ga^Tlo o_i3ajo (=^05 woof) stones laid

crossway above each other.

^§^ ullu g.c>3 5. 1. Inside (Tu. C. ac)3 Te. sêjo),

whatever is inside. a@232J3a'uî5§2 <^'^<^

6)ai3§K23TR. as much as they had. raraxiaa

@g33insg@gi5/).^Tld3s)f332TR. inmost thought.

g.S)@g3<^c9a(mAnj. fascinating. gcbSaJfOJo a-.s

qSiCBOibCG. dear to the heart, ecoajoiim g

gglrai) {Si2)£al Bhg. ma.le his heart God's abode,

set it on him. 2. it serves as Loc. ca'ej 6)5)<9)

cs^c>D Q^nral RC. (S3-D3i§c9agglfi)'> ia>cao'. fsra

staij alajcrunsra^rai) gggirab within (=(QTaS)o) igta

19

14C ^^1- )y>a

g^ggo (& g)ggQ)o) 1. inside @.'ojo clJOOJo rml

rolerorgi oolnrra TP. turned right & left. 2.

mind, esp. 'Oilraaîggo king's heart, a'

(Oioilraii QgjQa or o_iOQ,a)a thought to rise,

think. g.\Dra)lral) qôq, c- to convey a thought,

speak.

Cpds. @.®sn20,-iOo CC. deep-seated lust.

aig'Sio see under (Siasio.

geaffiporab sole, @.@go)5)a3j palm.

aggo closet, division in a box,

aeaolaj inward knowledge.

ggaotOa Vi. roar of bear g^' cSiTl^B'.

g@ao5iT6 a hunter tribe at the base of the

Cochin Ghauts, a- S-aiaoiiibo (sraxicTUD

prov. hence @30Qjgg3Sn6 a bird Scolopax.

g.@gogi nb 1 . a caste of rice-measurers in Calicut,

a_i@al£j3a23it. 2.= a^3snb.

gg3 fro a9s)o devouring grief. ^'iBiffilnrrD .aTiailOTO

gD^ prov. (=^ggiPra'), at>o=gA§ Bhr.)

ggaea,

saajo Bhg. sincerity.

a@grol B. soft inner skin.

a.c>3cSsisrrb eye of mind g.chne«ffl^3sna0DQ KeiN.

g.c)o£S6)CDo courage = g.'^ctofS^'^M!- &• "^S "S'

resroi^ Bhr.

g.o\3ce5ifDc>3 Mud. Q_ch<36)06m, {& gcbcSiKorm ) g.

cbasizaio, Bhr. mind.

^ckxS&osfno Vi. ^c>o2citootp B. bribe.

g.chifia«sm3, g.cXj.-maa'fb mind.

g.c)35)51c9a help. §.. 51i).0§OT3 a-@g5)Cr)a^lQ,.'I513)l

02;orol) TR. lent assistance.

g.c)oS)ds)0c>3iQi to put on, have, (Baoao, ecmo, s)5)co

ô e.C>3Qc9®D5ng.

g.cX>^(nn cnl6)moeacsô Bhg. trick, feint.

^doâpral mischievous joy.

&c>oo_ica) grudge, resentment.

acbcij<asi to enter all§lf<3i) ach-ijcfiQ PT.

@.ck>a^ mind acXsg-l^-'ai culêsg.xinb Bhr.

g.cbsig_j§a5 5. (=t3Taa-.o)gj'â>) to get into,

meddle with, partake in fBTfa'ornsi) @.'§ ^'^

soQcb TR. adherents. tDiOJ^ca^rat) g.. was

concerned in, cySlaaiccylfol) g. MR. became

liable. <fl!g.o cr)lai3-Dra)c0«ck)5)(i_is MR. m<o-a

'=^

(gal m2Ego)5 rf>,g-i3)cr)ce« a.c>D5)o_js@ TR.

belongs to. rnlis^ tail calrab ac)o5)a_i§ ajono

subject to taxation. (BTaaj5)nbo <B)D^60Bcb

BdteOô g)ajld)S ^\'S)0<a>rm TR. ^.dosi^s,

ec)og_j«s inclusively (doc.) i^roirat) g).c)3g_j(2s

including a sum.

gLdo6)Q_j§ti^<t>. to cause to be in c/a^cefiaoTlrafc

a'toiraiDnb MR. (sraxisifo caloâftotasi gchsio-j^

asTaitjiaces) ffjroig/lîjlgj jud. subject to punish-

ment, (saojsicn {^sl (gra.x)<9)0c/al aQmo cro

aaroTl^ gcX)5)g_j§rDio7lfolrrD TR. managed

the property with him.

gLc)o(Sg_jsl ci^sn^ CG. alarmed.

g).c)o5)gLjonac>a hidden meaning.

g).cX)Sg_jO(b grudge = g.c)oa_ia).

g.G\>35njDCOo consciousness; conviction.

@.c>3S)ajs deceit.

^gûiliS. (V'âdo) 1. Onion, oroofmgal (& J\

era. Vi.) also _ajloQ,ggl, (DOS —;garlic 5).u

g^ggp Allium sativum. Other kinds oddoo g.;

0(jmg_josa3=:cnlfragg^ onion; aiD=@^, <ftO(TO)

6ST3 g. Pancratium ceylanicum. 2. a sand-

piper.

îP ula T. 1. Place esp. about a king (V'^gy?)

2. gyaj q. V. [royalty,

gyaiajo Vi. insignia & paraphernalia of

g.iFajoa'Tl'ai) B. gate.

gââonti porcine deer = cy.-iMi-aio diet,

^yô ulamSo.(g)y3) Hill-land, CLiltivated,orgtf2ga.

^^m^, mrz) alakka T. M. To be wearied; des-

pair Q^(ra)rf)3c>o (gT3Lfg-j:§li-3b ojlsmsijgtfcSaarra)

etc. (see @.55iPi9n & @.y>ejei).

VN. giPgisrgosicalgj no trouble.

^\P(W> ulakku T. M. 1 Nali, or 2 (ST3)tp<Ba; <^

cpc93= 3 g. In boiling @.^Pci3j)D«^c95iDte«l MM.

gyJiSsyma amed. prh. from:

^^65^ Vi. 2. Empty cocoanut, husk of cocoa-

nut; box made from cocoanut shell.

g.yce«n6,ija Vi. striped bracelet = ajlfQ)a2;n6.

^tfO) see ^^.

^tPno^ — îfl 147 ^tflS'fBYO)— ^^065

^y>(n^ 061, ulambu-ya gtfa_Jd95 (loc.) To hasten,

hurry.

^tPCQ^c©? ulayup (g.y= @.y'Qj labor T.?) To

labor (ZO£t.^{d\i g5yc%o i50r^cn5m6O3ck>RCii4.

^0iPc06)T. 1. to work hard, labor, (graxinrosioj

ror3)3<b RC. 2. to roll on the ground (=

gifd)). 3. to be inclined to vomit 0cr)

crulrol^fsl).

VN. &if^ 1. labour. 2. nausea.

^tfQd65, 61 ularU'ya (Te.arosl)Tobeiuhurry

ajD'-oTlnA @.tPol gocBsi SiPu. fsrgjfojo gjyoocdTlnb

Bhg. all quiet ! gjyolsi^mD Bhr. Ti. g)yol

(ffro^moyinb RC. g)yola_jOcQ) to utter rapidly.

oQch S)^?ij^6hch gjSgjocb arrnlnr7DyQ,rrra Bhr.

itch for something.

VN. ^yoQ, haste, agitation =6T2J.S^)ojo§, g.y

(2ooD§ i^5)S (BTO^nsiaartb AR. ^lijrol^y

g.yZ2fflgi§(ei Vi. to hurry. [(S00D2IS Bhr.

ayoQ,ei 1. B. to urge on. 2. T.= g^yejlc95).

^tpe^ce^, onra ulalu-ya t.m. Tu. 1. (^.ajyfA)

To rove, ramble, err about, (3a_jsl^ynDS!5igo

^ssigo cusm Nal. gcmzoo (SwosrnI fnlrrrolg

g.yG4rm'g KR. gcosi'sia rnlg.fBK51rasrota)yrrra

Bhr. jiTifcrao g^ynmcjsimgi KeiN. 5)jiJDgj&c>3 g.

yaTO<Sa_jooVCh. -wandering. 2. to be fatigued,

perplexed (=@^y<fl5)) î-ni^ssracb oaSfmo^ onl

g.'(Tng) TP. nurse indefatigably. tOierroeiosnza'Tb

Qjc;30gjosioro)yrrra Nal. (BTSUcb aomoruo @.y

nrrornlma CG. like a leaf in the breeze. qqctoO

m\rh dJiDrosTDo ng)moy(monb CG. asked himself

doubtingly. ^fDjajDcSijo gjena o^nrraocao^nin g.

yejo 0SmDSD.uo Kei N. definition of o'OoC'aca

g^yai circular flaw in timber. [eoajm.

VN. @.y^ f. i. a'c9si3fonb B. vagabond.

CV. gyejlaft to vex Qg)5)rm asyeTlôcX) Brhra.

^tpcu, see g^.

@iPl uli (T. side, C. state) 1. Circumstances, in

gyl ôensiS) to inquire from the astrologer =i'a-)

OB o 6>x)ces). 2. thin rafter of bamboos &CD

Kalungu between the larger wood- & Tennu-

rafters gylcojo ouosoô (SjiIcSs. 3. falling

roots of fig tree B. — (SiQejyl Palg.

^tfl6Y?ra) ulinna T. M.= ^(ogajigl. Used for

Soma sacrifices; Cissus pedata, Cardiospermum

halicacabum or Sapiodus laurifolius (see OJ

(Sasio) Rh. g'oicSsiDsl, g'sojib amed.

gtPl 917^5) fTib ulinnal \l.=:&'06m'^1il.A swing;

also gylsKn2)3fati. 2. swinging bed = n(aiD^f3l);

compared with earrings 5)a_iofnDyl5rai2)Dfai) 6).too

yô <955TnjL>ejo, S)ajD.Tro'ilsrora)D32.ejo tS^srnaD^cm

ô CC.

I. ^tflcQ^ ofti TlliyU'ya T. M. 1. To rub, stroke, em-

brocate. aLjC2,'Q,yl it'. KTJ. Tamuri's shampooing.

2. to scrape; polish round bodies; ajsl, ojleiy^

<9i KU. the work of AmbucoUan. 3. to pass

rice & other articles over the chest & throw

it with the sins transferred to it into the

(ftroirtjTl (superst.) gylsroro)D§^, g.ylsroroi -aio^

Scnjocb 5)a-jQ,(2(fia5n^ prov. esjfOo ojlejl g.yl

erow) c/3 0ln?ljyoa6 Mud. (3CO0aJ.arao g.. CG.

as remedy. This ceremony is gyl^fcl) met.

6T3)0Tb aigjylsTOTÎ have foresworn never to do

etc. 4. to touch slightly, as wind, regard-

bJjiicraDzrogjajylffiurojoejo (srajsl^ &>o(soooq,

Bhr. e>aToy^5>i)iffl)(3i rnlosTl^salyâ^^nrafal) o^Qio

eng, og)<srBral) amoyisazjsmo (sroribSajD^ CG.

aismgma)a)05n|ipl6raig) CG.=: aisoafulcSs).

CV. giFlcsirit95) = @.^c93 OjlslgjIoSS).

II. gtPlcQ^d63= âlcQô95 (& gci^cs?^<ft), .aej^

ylcxîSi To spit out after rinsing the mouth mo

(SôQ,yl5roiBi TP.

^^dft.,^ ulu'ya T. M. (C. Tu. gib, g^) To plough,

airalaDsiSiOdng .aiynnlaindji gy^ CG. gy^@@a

ejiTio gyDS^TO KR. g25n205ira gowjo g^Stmso

&osmoo prov, cnlejo gy.-oilî&icsô fl.oit^ TR.

Qjlagy^^S-sroigMR. ploughed up the growing

rice; metaph. aamoajoo iSisrso ajl.'OioajSBgy

@ Anj. [.uoal-sncqô TP,

CV. gyoTlcSs) (vu. gylazHiSji) -Uisrgo gylctocsjô

VN. I. gy in gysig-joa* furrow, gysigjoglcan^

<sh to plough V1.2. — No. also gy^Df3l)=

gyoj ârab.

II. gyic^ in gy>-!ji(slso.

III. gyoj 1. tillage, also a.y0 Vi.

19*

^fOeftiOfDo— ^fOd9ffl 148 ^ffCTft— ^^%

îrocesiofonb Va. farmer. Also @.<P32;ajnt)

VyM.cultivator (opp.jjscszjajrtb landlord).

g.tPOL)0;a) to be ploughed.

&y>ajoa«), essfocea to prepare land for sowing.

2. a piece of ground assigned for temporary

use(a_iocnj3year8, c&isrgol year). The owner

reserves to himself the right of planting the

4 g,SQa;o, leaving the g)LPa^<0>oront) to make

the best of it by sowing grains & (nranrragrn'aQ

aiOTQch. The owner's share' is called gJiPajD

fOo & consists injôf the rice crop (oQSiôcm)

& some select fruits (SroioscSsai).

g^mra ulunnu (T. ay^C.Te. Tu. ^g) Pha-

seolus radiatus, kidney bean, used for n-jQ_i

So. g^yrrra ojlaoTls MR. g^jfo-ron_)ai(b GP. —a.osymo Phas. maiiraus, Rh. med. root GP.

^ff)tfde& see ^tpco^ces.

^(Y)

^"Dc&iDfDo U'yaram S. The sound & letter ^-o

(cSiKSrmalcngicSioroo ôsfTDJo prov. see &<fl-.oroo)

^"S-i°*erj.[nb. see aôii-'

.

^")£)&0(^C^ ukkaran No. .aol ôjaJlcSsonxi

^")<m> ukku T. M. (T. Tu. C. height, fr. \/"@)

= 2% 1- Strength, exertion ^QcBsjcSlcsz/OSi'm îaltfflool) prov. gfoScesioâsngoTO, gifotScSsiQiO roo

caaicrunb AR. gfocSisga aannbBhr. caoaajnao

roirai) (Oicn2)ceis)1o)(D t&Dgl CG. used his force

against the Y. g)'oc93 S'jajoiple^sraiôraj ajlfTr)C2;o

CG. f!>(23c9s)1rrro, 1^01^(95^1-03 ^ycSa jiiagooo aroa\51 TP. 2. iron point of a top Vi.

gfoaflo id. S):iJSlc9ja)S a'0<fl«5)(S)D5n| (SaiOg £

SSIOTBlTi.

^fDceanb strong 02jnriyc9s)(gg.c9«oc>a e-o. CG.

Kama. afDcSsiib ajiploi'OtaiQJOQ RC. so as

not to be blamed by the brave.

^fiQcets^, (^ ukka (T. C. ga^cesi S. ^caai) 1. To

spill, shed gjoeoigl c3igl_Q\ c^Bhg. an elephant.

Chiefly of blood in battle ojcne^G^ RC. (ffracu

caajssgch raraof^cQarm (3-iiiofo aancesaoro Bhr.

2. to perform the morninglibation, vu. gjfocesîpl

e9s);fromInf. ^'Oc8aasj5ajOa2i5msinbO(9)g1(Sô&o

cssicsôcftiplg^-ajKU. (Qôeejasa^-^K^KN. oru

fcfnaT)D5)<gôsn|(SS)0f5lBhr. — met. of the breeze

5)a_ioigi,calro>) (grgjOfxira?) (oinb o^sxniosl afOR^CG.

3. to vomit 6iOd95)Drnl(Sôs) a'3o96)(J®S65i3lcno(b

êng <2jôq,o CG,

U^f^^QJOOfb ujivail S. (ajj^)=2<s/a)XJorrf)

Having saidPT.[cr51c£yo ©(©^Sgjo (song).

^"^j^ uccu No. =rg26m, ^soiaoiuH — sraooao

^fTQgraUfTjfe unjal T. M. Te. ^rosrorajoral V2. (=2ipl

6roTO)orol) A swing, gj'ostairai) <£hglrai) swinging cot.

gfQgraigjogjggl Acacia digitata Rh.

@'06t3)Jf3i) (Sif2)§<9) to swing, old gi'oca'raii (T. ^0

Qj^p^ @D3<ftcTro sS\0(Qi RC. with Ace. csas

^g.0 e'o'go oraaioumnb RC.

^fD§ udu T. M. (a§=:acb) 1. Inside. goSfSI

(S6roiS)6ioaiQJoaiilc9is)0ajVi. the drift. arDSO^Tl qj

od), <2moi95i, (Sc93c)ocesi to communicate a secret,

watch, listen curiously. a'osDcs^, ^'^^^ î^

cjiiDcail having a previous understanding.

2. place between, through. (HTDJsa^ by that way,

there; 15^50 all over. 3. time, turn, resrg^

twice. [csô o_ioajo.

Hence: ^'35 T. M. the woof, cross thread gfos

a<oS5 adv. 1. inside, gnjas ooroo o)<9)0jn|KR.

aQjcnaiSsajio ofOocoarat (i_jCSiiD:nT3)oajo gepgo

csiTl Bhg. in my heart. sfoJs toilrosroi^ Bhr.

to seek closely (or all over), csoojocuo Q<j;nrnl

(Scoi cocDo atJiSS o_io1c9is VCh. secretly.

2. through. (ST2)Siot730D^(mg5)5 KU. through

the air. ^'o'SS<S(xjo&i to pass through the

house. caiosSSo-JOC32;Ooprov.CL zoy^(S\oi\n^^'o

(Sscsô <S ô(D QJOTo Nid. a'D(SSQjlc»c&s>AR. all

over, thoroughly. (sraocosJBasJS ^cu &if\

ÔQS 149 ^fDOJieo—^"^^^pf^^roj

cBinop nogsioOsiôo Bhr. we oan pass these

rings over our bodies, or the bodies through

them. 3. time raangiamsiss Bhr. n_jejcu

(Ss V2. goiSS aoss <s-.5nglso Bhr. again &

gfosoioj real, thorough Icnowledge. [again.

goSD^ca, to pass through, as wind, waves ; be

loose, flabby. (Stdj^soô a)DSDai3 anarsniib

^Q. mo53(&io prov. (sranainbo ajlslfiA goso

SOtnroinjnb unacquainted with him.

<&>oo(^S — a draught; to be airy. [insight.

VN. g.'osoô passing through, frequenting,

gfOSOSTTTl B. loose nail.

gosDcal (loc.) = tsira):£?;cuc9«-ara^.

grj^cnsces) to pierce, enjoemsjiach RC.

^fo^fuc^ 1. through orasDâo aioj^^sis co^^ti

(Ojg.sroisrirDloaso. g'o^fxj:^ aiDsmao a med.

2, all over m^cn rnlaOTal(alrtrtai§a_)o<SSD

(Sracalcal Bhg. crCfyOaCOo gg. 65ro3'Sa_l051GJ

uniformly stout. 3. knowledge, practice.

eoô-jotoi So. & Palg. groôjtpl M. (grj^tSn-jO

ce<8) cross path, intricate bypath.

^")^ Uttu T. M.C. {ôsnb) 1. Giving rice, esp.

to Brahmans go. <Sca^§ ti_is(b prov. a-o^lrrro

Q-JOff)g_jS @§oSiPu. gOg (05)0^^ Ai'I^cBSi

Mud. a high officer's duty. gDgjsOBcXi Stddqo

msrm afoglejo i'SiTg ojcru^lcSis) Bhr. live on

charity. 2. welding iron, degree of ignition

required for steel; metaph. (Hiaajob ongj go

§trai) a^cm born most auspiciously.

a'OS<a'0(b cooks.

gtjgojro place where Brahmans are fed for

3 days etc. ojsneioib ga <Scno<as)\ a-.c32JQ,o TP.

gtosisiMcUZirru Jo fund set apart for that charity.

gfosai, §1 T- M. 1. to feed, feast GodsA Brah-

mans; with Dat. oQôlsraDroDcbcesog'DglTP.

2. to temper iron "Vi.==qtS<8 0>; 3. No. to

steel tools (STg)<2JiCtJS0i35>a ©'osoj^nb ChYr.

for war.

CV. g'oslasnmQjnb the feast giver; ^'O^gjonb

Qj(^(Sh feast at first menstruation,

VN. g'osnb (^srraai) food, boiled rice, meal.

^QSirrao gOcSao atpltSsi to leave off; met.

ciJOcXjdJjsmotSscQ) Bhr, (=tg)rt>).

@5lcffi5nf) a feast of Brahmans when closing

investigation into a breach of caste <SS3

rfvin siipl^5)aioc>3Uon<) (aj. KN.

(S-aJjQ|5ms^cacrart)o first meal of an infant (jud.)

arostôront), gfoernl great eater, gfosrnla^cXicaa

foemo oQcno (S<0iSDra') Bhr.

@<T)rvJl5o udham S. (part, qjod) l. Carried. In

adv. gJOoicSaoao, g'orucStiis^ -Î^- joyfully,

mournfully, gocucoso (SoJoroostsgo CG. goow^

a_i0ocr)0oa2; qjôoo Bhr. a reproach.

2. married, ^<0(xis a wife.

©fDfTD.Tjb u6al (C. Te. ^r:}^-a)= ^Kirm) Wooden

posts in a hedge for the passage of men qo

foifiA aiStS« prov.

gnr)rc9l u6i S.(V^(5i3;ij) Enjoyment, exertion, (TO

rLiarQjôtDo foi(Tnlrai)a'0'm*a>c>3«^Dgjo)gJ^Bhg7.

^fO^dSi, af)\ u6u-ya 5. (Te. Tu. also a-ona) 1.

To blow as fire, wind instrument gogo .fljiPro?)

flute, 000)0 gQ., 0'{T^^., ejo-Tl^g'Q' to blow

away diseases, hiss (cul,a3fOTalnrtg)g<S) etc.)

(superst.)— a'otRlceff.'Tltfjsitorefiue, as (Oi©) -Nal.

g-Dml <0^tplc9s0g<Scnj<3^@g 0OOQ, CS. (=(S'y80a31

000-^); also afOcassinjgglcqjo oj-oiaotSso s'^S*^

rnTlTro SI êjojTR. to melt bullion, e^nb a'S@'9i

(with m-eâ^yrsl) by blowing pellets & small

arrows). 2. to puff, be puffed up, swell.

goâigl T. = 0OOQ§g 5)aj@al silver of the

purest kind (Rs. 30 are said to contain

Rs.29 aô.)

a'0fai5)nt>oalono a swelling of children's bodies.

CV. aofdilefloi (0(5]^^«)9lc9s) etc.)

VN. ôa^ 1. blowing ^^^^(aitPrali pipe, tube

(cn_ai<S3iPf3!)), blowpipe, a-omalnrro cuocstl.

2. hissing. a'O'Oiî^tTTD Qj0j^sl32jnb hunting

name of snakes. 3. swelling greatness

ao. S)dis®o_jo:£ri he is dishonored, ôc^

ajcQJonb potbelly.

aai5iaocnjl§t9(8 bladder &= -i^cJ^. [go. 2. filth.

@")'0YO^ utta T. M. 1. Fishing season (see S'onb)

ao-TSvarai) a small fish Vi.

^fiQUOprv^ udhaSSU S. (G. 'outhar) Udder g-o

CJUmjloToralgj'mascsiA KE.

£nr)poo— ^fonrôft. 150 ^fDaJ— ^fDfO

^fDOOo unam S. l. insufficient co^ssca/al ©D

ooaocaTl (2fi_jo3il Anj. 2. -want, defect ôm6!3i3cb Qjrmofali go-joausrodj (S;ijsrr)o prov. go

CDo oorrnloiai) ajrooo PT. without fail. (Sidj^j

(cralcm 2'3. (^sos)ftn TR. without injury to

the cause. crVtssed^tB^ Sbcbô. curalihcdil^ shall

not suffer by it. (Sd>osa)d) gocn ZDQpjnrra AR.

defences crumbling under the siege. ScronnD

6njai6Di3cb a-onnaD^P eajlcesi Sk. destroyed.

3. flaw as in timber, cloth, etc.

©"om^^ B. offensive language.

@'om«j) maim, hurt, blemish, also ômaocDo.

g'omrtb maimed, lame.

&'3mo)g_jâi to be hurt. eraiDfib ejlejDajosrotg)

(oTl.TD gj'omSigj^ <Sd>,iPo20o CG. wounded

^y ^ j°ê- [TR. blinded her.

g.'omoQjf03ti23)d^ to hurt, destroy. a^6m gg. (oroil

gomojIocaraTl (L. undeviginti) 19. (po.)

^fr)nO)c66> unikka^sm^cflffiS. To arise, shoot,

appear ^06rr>AuCBo .oiiCQ^ciâao raisjaa'fal)

©Qonljyl^ S)S).uaio Mud.

^'Dob uh (T. Te. all kind of flesh) 1. Gums

a'onyirrra oô(f^gg ojgj prov. ©ortb tftcggs)

toothache. gJoSriirol) i^sia^ '^"'03 Sojosiai CG.

like a gumboil. 2. proud flesh B., roots of

nails T. M.

^"DOnr?icfti uililU-ya Te. M. (T. ^'o-6q,Ta.C. g-o

fOs) V^£Q. 1. To be fixed, firm Saj^rrnl

©ralcSffl well rooted. ©onTTl 'Scno<m£n, <2e-.c>3c9si

— ©OQ,V2. ijniipsmfrnlsiajces, to plant bulbs, roo

arnl.-Dii am^nrao KR. love him alone. 2. to

lean, rest, rely upon 2'omTls)ô<:>a(&i; aiyxScesiorob

gfonrnl (feKâ^ (boatmen), aislcsâDcaTlg'orrnla-jl

sl:^, ftnggojlfcrai) gtorml (ga_iDif>) walkon tiptoe.

aoTTld) ©fDfrnlno ruoassQch CG. ©ocrnl mscsa

to walk with a stick, or carefully. — Vishnu's

«nl«sao(y^f3i) gjorrroo rnlroDanai RC. STta. ©o

fm' tuoiiilcBs',, ajocflai gomoiSi to spell through,

read laboriously, a'orrnl aTl(f3o_ian Vi. contem-

plation, rmnb o_ioasDT35)g. gcXjtSsiosrnlrcii) ©idctttI

(dIoto CG. meditated.

Inf. ©fjom Ad^'S^'f aj55ro(S5) etc. to press hard

with a style etc. = a'omTl.' [buildings).

VN. gonmrab prop, stay. go. atflioîSs) (to trees,

CV. grjarTicSsi f. i. mra'orisnBfai) aôratxTirorod go

rrnl-^ CG. put firmly.

gtonrra support, prop. fCT)6iaJc9s) g-orrroo n(&>D§«^

Bhr. @fD(Tro fljeêitSsicsQgj prov. gejcft^rmoo,

gej<Si6TOc>3 (^rrnlcrrao gonmjcsiilflmoroaajnf)

RC. (Rama) ^siroionrroo a-onrnDcSaOBg RC,

gorrraaioronb B. boatman.

gonnosiD'^, — (feool a fixed post, stake.

gfomaStftorab staff, stilts, crutches.

^f^lg-J uppu (T. gr)= a'ont)) Flesh, the 18 pieces

into which sportsmen divide their game a_jfaO

SimsoJ huntg. 5)5)d>)C5j/oi, •3)ti^.,i^crroi,,oS^cna).

foreleg, hindleg, etc. gogLjSSsoB oj^sl^ seized

by the chest, disarmed. [children) So.

©nojlsl a-ogcS) Vi. to frighten, threaten (as

gfOgJ B. a very small fish; g-og-j'sralrol B. a

trifle.

^(DaOfb umail T. M. C. l. Dumb. stupid=s^ruognb. goarolfiAsi^'DstiTtginb orcqlietonb prov.

— also gjâ, which is likewise fem., as goz

^. 2. (={ganfe, ^(9inb) owl. 3. gQanb a

ejib parched rice, g-a. Qjlcôe,^d) GP.

6)'DrQ^d&> umbu'ya= ^'ocnj!9i To suck, eat

(ffraaj§5)5 gccHib gfocruloicSiosng eflojooo asn|

Bhr. — loc. coitus.

ôcma^ a certain pollen or dust on fading

flowers, ©"o. g06roi®ls i^crS^ acasmgrn (ST3)

oiifolj CG. (ST3)CTxiSaj ofl Q^trolcngjoxjejostm^

@S6!3bI contract at daybreak?

e)":)CQJci^ uyal=g'05t3Uf(A RC.

©f^COTl uyi interj. of pain siojsloisiosre gocaH

oQcm n_i05rarai MR. eroccO oiBoaâJ TP.

g-ocailc&ioroo, gooiioroo loud noise, confused

voices = (ôoofOo.

^"Drt) ura (S. @>3ro3?) Hinder part of thigh,

buttocks, ham. gogjo gonaô aTlso (huntg.)

caDo prov. oic'3'OJincefflOST!jra)orat) 2'ofOonoQ|<S<0i gga.

^"i(bo ^(^^f^'^ 151 ^"^h- )"^(tU_\o

aoro <Sit3it»^ oj^yai V2. animals to fall on their

haunches.

g.'Droff)(QDO§.a^ Vi. joint of thighbone.

gfofocmoslnjaeul^ (ftgcSeejcOsn lapwing.

^"IfDo, uram ^"QfDOfb, ^"JfbdSho (loosening?

V^ g'0(03c&)) 1. Several Malvaceae, So. -ô

QjOjCsp.UrenasinuataRh.s^ nJCicufOoMelochia

chorifolia, &1OSO0 Sida cordifolia, ojsfDo Sida

rhomboidea; S)aj^ran6 Sida populifolia, &>o^

o)aj. Hibiscus vitifolius. 2. 5):xj@g«)o V2. a

fish, carapao. [(fr. @<o«s<e)).

^f^rotPl urali Loose rails, ^'orossm^ B. loose nail

©fDfOl 1- see mlimjral. 2. S. = (gTaoc/f1 consent

{Q_'0C§\<3>({^cBS>).[ aJoraa_iossoB|.o Nal.

^'UfZB uru S. Thigh, loins a'0i'D3c9)03mjU60B3o.

^'oroajiob, afofraeinb the Vaisya, born of

Brahman's thigh.

@.'0(TSta--jScsi)3CO."> sodomy.

aorranrgoeo lameness, g'ofOj.isiJDanjo a med.

I. ^fDrZ5)d&3, mr& urU'ya T. aM. To creep as

snake Vi. ride. mscosoBMlrat ^'ocrroo cufomao

(2n_jonmgRC. Yishnu. ^'Ofra'Tn saga) i^cXa Yednt.

reptiles. gforJl^y (T. ô-Licn) reptiles Vi.

II. ^fDfOio65, (6] 1. T. M. To glide down, slip,

crawl g)CTOlc95)3iOolcao'3^) ^'orolsojorjso prov,

g^fo"! Qjl^rm jiDajmj KR. sijiifolg-jrolsa-iotfto

drop off. 2. (T. C. ôb) to draw off or out,

unsheathe Qjodo aocgrcTl AR. t/aroi^fol aJTlsl-^^

AR. ij/)aijOo Q-risl^ro^ KU. to take the leaves

out of the string. (Si2o:r£\cQo OJ\a>i^fo^v^^ TP.

slipped on. (S:uQjrm n-js)raifla ôcmcm aiy

(SiS5)0raij tSTêsai'o prov. 3. (= ^ro, jiral) to strip

off, flay, polish, cua &'^^ •''Qi^'Ss', vOJsl gi'0«scm

-aTlg-ja' (— gJiplcSJjSi). 0fDo o_lc51êJC3gfOl (S(Q

cxjjCU0O(0sn Bhr.

VN. g^foforai) — also friction (=: Q_(t>),

aiDâroo B. Palg. a sort of rake drawn by

oxen, ato^ Tjlb^dte to level the ricefield.

gfoâjajai a similar implement.

2'0-2j0ocutpl narrow path through jungle.

^^(TO^Bb urul (prh. fr. giocoo) A med. leaf

aoôii igol.^ fm§l^@ao(i3t3)naotSa ^smo GP 6I.

(or = 2i'0'MioOra)> if rubbed?)

©'D^ ur 5. (\;â'3.Tro or aforaa^) 1. Village, town,

al8O= ^^D0o (in >D)5rnog(b, jijloq,* etc.)

2. parish (=(aio) gfooso i^côaajo state & church.

aorog ^sajfab (in title-deeds) of the parish M.

gfOfb (3i3.'^5TOra)ajsm SiDGJ aj03ricfi6iO:ijprov.

ggroD^fb patrons or founders of temples (oi

(Q^), proprietors or managers of fanes (4—8), representatives of village (Sa.xjorO-io

^'Dfooa.nb MR. aoroocb iil§ i^<ssio«ib 'iis;?^

prov. gnsraoacbsa un\)_io atemplebelouging

to a village (Coch.)

g'Ofoajra, aiofoag their office, EtoTlaiSio^g gfo.

a_j~siOTg)5)<aDc)oxiDnbTR. duty of a Brahman

Tangal, (3a.ua'OJ>-i3Tal<S6JcBs) a'oraoM^cSoio.'Ocb

Qj mcq^TJilrolaoib (S%<Bicm> TR. o_igglQi^5)S

g^fOfDom; Yi. ownership of a church.

gtoroogl, f. ^'^'^s^êT' TP, 1. lower Sudra caste

(a^co3i2Dab, <s>Sgjralnr)Dai(b No.) their work

aemsn^, cSiajsrnl. giorooîd)® cutpli-oiiral^

@ (Sa_i35)ej prov. 2. a forest tribe W.

3. = grofObl predial slaves W.

g^ralSfiJ txjrol.iaa lower class of Brahmans in

foorusmma^, who serve Subrahmanya KU.

(see i^g^S).

a'OcSai'Dlêhlfai sparrow.

gfoglinrnl tame pig.

QaJaal privileged building for the hunters

of a parish (afo'eilrat furrnlaiajsais MR.)

to divide their game, gjg roioxiogliiA sn).

cruQoono.x)i&)Ocy3o gang hereditary guardian-

ship of the same. rnl63Q5â S'Ofbajgglgicrnl

TP. in your hunting district.

^f^^îTDo urji5ain S. (^tosi—Q. 'orgao)

Vigorous gfOSîOKrajn-infa CG,

g':)gnoo urnam S. (v^cuib) Wool.

grosTnooD/ô also gfosromDi^ Bhg. spider.

^f^fUJJo urdhvam S. (OjUj) 1. High, tending

upwards, as gioaujcooiil;godij-i'xua&so Nal.

enscnafomo g^'aDtSoil^tflaiSft Sil. too high

(=5)a_i3otoo). 2. met. beyond reach, success-

^^0^— ^"^qd^ 152 ^"OOOo— ^")r£t\ OQJ

less Q_'0&V-i2iOVj\ 05n£l2g_j3aSo PT. Q,'0(SV^Z0

cstlcgjocoTl So.= najQ,(2.m. [head BrhmP.

goialo-icijmTiio perpendicular mark on fore-

a-ooij-i-ijocs^, — c/a jocroo last breath, f. i. ^'O'^J-'-i

c/a_io. ollci^snb g)'oau_iS£JOS)o coa^cSa KR.

also aâojo QjELTltesi FT. to expire, ^n

oijcDo (sic.) Qjfrra oJlaso (Sooroo Stuti.

g'oejj-isajaaio heaven, atfai (o-joojp etc. going

to heaven.

^•Dnl-i urpu (afo* or aâ-J, acigJ?) Claim, right

a'o. S)£t'0^<S!Ss)'snscu.ib the chief person at a

marriage, hunt.

Q<^ci£\ urmi S. (.u* to roll) "VVave nnlib Gzsai

(20 snsej 3^2121 ^glfiA a_i:sromi CG.

—

aoZZliQ) fingerring.

^':)qce5, c51 uru-ya i. t. m. c. Te. aooj, To

spring, ooze cuaaj; goQiBi the mouth to water

= Q_o<3st. 2. (C. Te. Tu. ©oolj) to sink into,

penetrate iao<saicaiôQ)Q,o 0dq„ fi_jDslroÔQ,Q,o

6)aioaBj CG. 3. (VâQ) tosink to the bottom,

subside, settle ^cuglra?) q_'o6\ £f^s<Mcm, 5):u

@go aool gDralas)£§ Vi. let it settle.

£00 tanning matter a'05)nc9«l§a> (No. (^5)o

cBffll§c&) & SiOO g3. to tan.

anjorali sediment, lees, dregs, precipitate a_i'^

onA 10 consecutive starches, as of o-jDrat

i^foicQ® etc. med.

aooôsl, ©"socfloias^ 1. M. vsrarol <&>y<fiOcQ; s)aj

@g'ni3)l(Saia'DOfai)= <&)Oini. q.v.(<0)O^(Sntp

e3DOTn(eisiO(b ajslcsao). 2. So. = (Si*as So.,

jijcBsi Palg., -ojcOfflomo No,

aoci, aooQ, sediment etc.

^fDOOcnjej) tarantula B. [tressed.

a<3Q SJ'fhS Sdjocsijl he is unsettled, dis-

a'ooci6)aj@ao= iSioslsiajggo.

V. a. aooc^cQ) to pour out carefully, strain,

filter. S^DQ,. to take the water from the

cooked rice,

gi'oool asngOiSs to make starch, arrowroot, etc.;

S'oool QQ§as5 to take butter out of buttermilk,

oil from the water in which oilseeds were

boiled, taoocroo oj^ksqI aoools Q^,§a«(m

5)5)nnajcro Nid.

^fDOOo utt'am T.M. (a'oa6Q,=a'onrro) 1. Strength,

power (ftDOoloôbo Q,'0. V2. gust of wind ô'

0D32; S;Tj3iD.-aao KR. loud,— ojlsrocesio hard

struggle, — s^macTuejo SG., — caltno KR. ^noo

(Sroocoo Anj. a-o'^siggaos 5)ti_irolaBjDOQ, KR.

a'oooao^n ojloaaTl VCh. 2.'o'''3i^rai) ctsry^^;

also adv. 2^^<ô S)ajcalc6s) Anj. to eat plenty.

eooooQjlsl-Qjoaisl-QjoBhr. a'otôosialejnigo

033 <iyUj(S<a)3ejoaoaio SiPu. a'Sôo cuo^ to

boast, threaten, (ftoca; (sraslcmooo ^vt^ TR.

they feel themselves stronger, firmer. ^'SOOo

S)a_jro3:aia, a'3- siajoo, ô'SiiZJô RC. mighty.

Hence: g'oooanDo aOcraaOiTb KR5. mighty.

a'oooc9s)oronbid. aiooOdBsioraoo elc^3ali9'c)aCr.

Arj. a'0OO(S5)0(bPT. the noble & wise, ^'3

oocesiOfOOTaTl a clever lady.

a'ooOfOiJo (loc. a'oooosmo) great power, speci-

fic attribute of a Paradevata.

^nOQJ75b uval & ^fi3tf«jt) ^^<0> To whistle (loc.)

^fDC/dCYD usail (prh.a'o^= fTy-':>J^) 1. One who

has a sparing beard. 2. simpleton.

a'oc/3cmoc35ricfe;ata> So. = OQlmjof0002c9s:, ooasrni

QjltSS).

aocaDOffiosI short beard, as ScftoaJoglmD MC.

©'ocaDCTOOS^cSsiDibloc. the French.

^fDcSao USam, ^fDc£nfDo S. (iS:^) Saline soil

g'o.-earosoru ^Scn cuoojlas) Anj.=acij(Ti'êj(i@

ajlo)faic95i a foolish attempt.

a'0:fi3ro<2fl&i(i2)o VilvP. a kind of temples to

which higher efficacy is ascribed than to

a:2jle3®tefi:'.;®o.

^^.^cu)_io see ^")tfOfb.

^f^Dra^ OQJ USmaVTl & 6)"Dc£n S.(a c^ ) 1 . Heat

aOilc^sBS Cnliteo QjaB5),-3iaogjO Bhg. 2. a^

cajOtSoich the sibilants (gram.) co, caa, cro, oO.

Hence: elas^nbo ^.-oroio ôt^zowcna CG.

aOtÔlSliftOiT^ CG.

a>3(ânb ardent cioanb ao. Nal.

^")aDo— ênoo 153 ^fTDo

^")CiDo uham S. (\'^1. to push. 2. to observe)

Guess, conjecture, a* g.'a. <3a_iosiaj ojoaôTO

MR. I merely suggest.

a'OaDan (gfmDrrroa) Vi. to suspect.

denV. gôoDlcas) to guess, infer. lable.

^.'SoDlroio part, guessed; q_ooO,o Mud. guess-

CV. (BTOg5)(Q)05r)g — Q^Gn3)aDlg_jl^0c)o VetC. by

that sign she indicated, led to infer.

^"3g ula 1. T. M. C. (6io£l, â) To howl ^-oa

csD^cS). 2. T. So. rottenness, mucus. 3. bristle

= a'3u3nb. [wind.

©.foanb T. So. jackal, Q_'o^^jOoq, cold blowing

?3ca.'oanl (S0gj5 g.'DSâcflso Nid43. to bend?

^'o£\ qQ'%<3si Vi.=:aoal howl of dog, jack-

al, chatter of monkey, cai^wâl og)§cqi3

S)aj:î^cTraajla'cS5)(huntg.)— ajfcsilra)) (srO)

em ^'Da'cang Vi. No. swam under water

(=(â'; offlscasioejl <Sa_jo^, (^cSagi ^§:0i).

^'îP ul (T. = ay)CLiral) destiny, old usage; C. Tu.

Te.service)g.'oyj cSaoranb Undertaker of a lottery.

— ^<dii> Q-jOcnjDa2jl aiiScQaiTm MR. {=m(u^c^).

a-oiPol. experience gj'S'i-JsrnliSn (Hraajcr) g.'cyo

@.o>Tg Vi. 2. turn of duty, gôyals cufDOo PT.

by turns. 3. term. (73c/33TJn1cna)ipoiimD PT.

his turn came. (ftcSlsjajg-j'iflsfmg.'oipo. ^lotpo

03Q(&)to change turns. ^<o ^loip.-aralfal) mo

smleo ojlfolstnig aj«snrnl^TR. (=:coajy). a©tprm^roi) sifiiDgjoo Mud. once. qQ)'® gj^toiPo

how often, rosrîpo Vi. (=ajso, ajol).

g.'otfo a3(Sj®i3i, g.'3tPOT3irol No. see (^(f o.

aîPcb in So. M. chiefly servant of kings

(doomed slave? fool?) ô^cow) Sinioro lao

i^DQjlnb coeimlcô o§5)iPD^D onoo CG.

aÔfiam-io (=^r)ipâiJo) folly, shame, OT^.-ijlsiCBJ

(^S)cmô a'o. (STf5)Oj0a)fa> oiosobI CG.

a-otfrai Vi. dirt as of a plate (T. filth).

@.'0iPen§<9)= a'0-'i-if<3!) to whistle.

aw"! (T. lifetime; îfl place) T. M. 1. earth

(ST3)iFl^ô a'Diplcal»,rai) KU. asTnlmiDOîPl

ajtfl^ (sooroo aolcul gj-H^ AR. ^'o<£)&^

esial (ST^jLpl aiejdaigl Bhr. g.'oiplc/acyaDS) Si Pu 3.

thou moonlike man!=(g0lcaa -oJmta-jD

canb. 2. world ô^ oQôô cn^s)ocmRC3.= aiPl2 rafters of iâ & -fryo^ placed

between the stronger ones (loc.) g>oiplayo

aotflc2;oT.SoM.Tu.C.(Te. arjojolcao) service.

aîPlcsz^cesDronbT. So M. Palg.=(saj£Jc95)3fQnb.

^ In S. Tdbh. replaced by ^ros, gorol as Ojlos

raiJ^l, tanrolc2;o (ajforail, cpciDo); or dropped gas

Q_io, jxisoBai (Qi^so, (g)oai&i). InM. arriK^,

(ptma) for acyrolff^, cnlQ-aiB)^; (gTO0CBofi:5!3=orag^; &s fsrai CG. = <af.n5r3).

^cea rkku, ^.OJ S. Verse (V'ôraiij".)

gcgoo-iao the 1st Veda.

^ceô rksam S. (G. arktos) 1. Bear, Ursa

minor. 2. constellation in general mmidiSaB^

mo Bhg,

^^ U^ S- Straight, whence (gtSBÛo; Q^SSoDo Bhr. ^rtBc^(ÛDaô g^-mjo Q<])(Tnl

oj KR. uprightness. [g^^„ ^^^ pr„^._

pêrrjo rnam S. (L. reus) Debt a^smo ^soejo

RgsmaDOTiooj creditor.

g5m(S0Ojiimo payment of debts.

^(TTio r5am S. (L. ratus) Right, truth. 6)^®êrno iôlajoKsol s^cu^.xi.ife g-oio VyM.= cruoijo

to swear.

Q^ S. 1. season, esp. of 2 mouths gg rao

£306 spring, aoc^cmg in all seasons AR.

2. menstruation, g.gajooz; ff"i-J§rra a girl of

age. sraiido Q!^vo?Zo (a-âojl^ Bhr.

g3@o_i<9)jj influence of the diff"erent seasons

on one's health.

gSwbesides, except. OTigStw Bhg. without him.

g3T3ijl<S(, (\^gDS3) pi. hon. g.wjloSfflcb KR. &

gta)jl:ea(9',c>3 Bhg. family-priest.

90

^flJU]_ci^d96iae5 154 aq)m^S\~^(^

^fUj] rddhi S. ((Btacb) Prosperity, wealth,

^g rbhu S. (clever) 3 deified artists.

Jr^D'So rsabham S. =ajiaiSo l. Bull, Taurus.

2. med. root eflojaxflassracXj GP. (= ^sajsô).

^rml rsi S. (gjij?) Singer, sage. In 4 classes

(Sa.xicQal asNarada, (6a)a2latol, fooeacsal, 0nDc^.

Ursa major is (TCajj|rol.fEn<S)d) Bhg7. s>oc/?io_inb

@ Bhgs.

gfi3l®'^0(&f3)o an old saying,

Q£c,o(^Zo AR. hermitage.

Rirn; -- )

are no Mai. letters. In alphabetical songs:

^(SsOv-ainb HNK. contemptible fool.

SY3 LI & SV^ Ll

sraogoal HNK. mantras such as lisma.

6T3)a)0fDo HNK. a mantram.

<m E (YE)Is found in Tdbh's for w (og)anb), changes with

initial © & @,(Q^Q,a3j, ©Q,a2j, &Qcnj), rarely

with (sta (o®m, (siaism).

fi^ ye 5. Interr. pron. q^^sj oaJo Vi. "When? oQ)

g_j5l how? oaiSgjroao, oQq^ô etc.

n^cftifDo yepramâccrao Height (vu.) C. Te.

o^ceTlQ yeîi'U T. M. (aQ<£\q,). l. Tooth,

fang 5)a'D§a_i5^gj;S)lci RC. (igjd^ i^SrsTZDOOo

sicaja^c^nnoej KR, ojcnjl-^nolnrro a-ig.5)srara)£nlci

CG. hence oj^rosiajanlonb RC, 2. B. wing.

n^ddeo ekkam T, Te, (to ascend) 1, Best time

for buying, hitting= vWcflsio ; oârn QjlanDoglral)

ag)<as)o (Sa_io5)ej TR, aQ<QT,{o-)£nO(ao= (sacmcm

@a Qjlej'ajaofOo. Qô95)fi5K»lf3i! Qjoasi^-3) in the

very nick of time. qQ. (SnoDdBsil Q.us^Si.xi^;

o<]). S)aJ:^Vi. last stage of disease, 2, turning

for fight. qQ)cS5)o g)§Bi to turn to charge again,

as cocks Vi

.

ag)o96^§, a^ce<f]6o see foil.

ag)ce6iae3^ ceeTl ekku-ya l. T. So, To come up,

stand on tiptoe. 2, T,M. to contract the stomach

,

cucaJQiO aQasH (SjO§1 TP. showed an empty sto-

mach. o_i^ Q^t95)l<9ig,6roi^ will not give milk.

3. M, C, Te, T. to card cotton rurosruKal Qg)tas

rm Qjlftj bow for cleaning cotton, also aQ<ss

Qjigj MR. 4, (C. Te. q®^) ©o^, izlnfe qq

itolSojocsiJ^ begin to smell.

VN. og)<asi(A (sand cast ashore by rivers "W. T.)

o^cSa irregularly globular; sand Vi.=:

Q5)ces>frf), [doubt,

aQ<Bsi.^!Ss)o & — cSs T, M. confusion,

ogôe&^ceo To hiccough.

o^dSslcb. Q®c9al§ 1. hiccough (M, Te. nD^cSo

S.) Qâsi^cftCSô (S2DQ.ol(9saô ag)dtel§ qQ)§<^

csô MM. Q^tfls^s gys a.fosnnsoejo Anj.

sobbing. 2.= a^c95)0 last breath aj03ô

igso i-m.-iêrno ngjcesilgcaô VCh.

oQ^rst) engil Cond. of qQC^.

o^SS^t^ ennal T.M.=sra63Bcte, Our, we. Chiefly

in obi. cases oôiTneoBcbcaa (gfOiDTrarrra AR. ^

onlajD3)5ns63ec>3 cnjaso twlan CG.; also Nom.

o®63sc>3 jDo)aT)6!Ji33)rn croaso roTlasnra CG,

ag)6g^ eflUU T, M, (\'^ qQ correl, ©Sisg, (sa

esq) "Where?

ag)ffl5§o anywhere, everywhere. rgraonoalrtA

aQSsô crfl cuornlgj TP, on none of those days.

o^sraooso anywhere roiocaMra!) 0^)6580030 ans

ofViDaJo siplg^tea TR. cnDsôA o^sraocrao

&>asi sac/aoMud. ooo§ &>5crn o^sDBonb CSoja

(ftcrra TP. — mod. adj, o^saQDoîrgoraj qJ1§.

oQSOigsm ((mason) how? also rel, aassQSi-nsiaDii)

ci^ô— a^§a& 155 n^§cfi6^

tgraai'cesnrro ora'.a-jBiorQo ansamorai)

TR. if you do as I advise. a®65SSCTOCXô

however, at all events.

n^jsogonlma, nêognrra whence?

Q^6!iiga_is, Q<])®6!3t33S whither ?

oQSssBOdo asrglnnonb CG. = a^sseoaao.

oQ)iS6!5Q3nb= Qg)<S63i3C2Jajnb f. i. oraijib QQ)(S«5Q0ib

Bhr. where at home?

ixg).ô eccam (T. remainder, \/^Qg)6t3y)So. Ex-

crements of lizards, flies. ng)^-DiJ?®ajgjy V2.

ag)âjo:ui anus Vi.

oQ^cA T. M. (C. aQjSPSiai, Te. aQ)oco\(d) re-

mains & refuse of victuals, oq. o^§R^ >tii

al(9n to restore purity after meals. oQ. oQ^

to pollute by contact with the mouth, as hand

etc. Q^^ra!) ffijiJOQ, ojcssga^ KU. duty of

Panan. (Si3intiaaa>s5.iT)êjDQ!y3Stijt;QôCG.

the refuse of bees serves for idol worship-

oQiêjo a^Qj^xjô ^s TR. gave the meanest

food. Q^5)nbo ojl§lrai QQ).<Sig_j3^0oaiil we are

reduced to greatest poverty.

QQjâi.-DraaltSermQ-i^TP. thecowwith whose

dung I daub the floor after meals.

Q^î-(Ac9sf!sn7oamed.pIant. o®. gjfolojlslMM.

Qg)^ralnr)cj9sri eater of refuse (abuse).

qqôAojos a song after meals.

aQ).^ eCCU (C. o)aO^= (2Q_i(I^) in oQ^^êTl

ô Vi. Increased pay.

n^^fflonoOfb yejamanaii Tdbh. w — in ;lj1qs

eazonnnb Ilouselord.

o^S, ti^So, rLg)SQJo, (C. Tu. Te.)— see g^-

n^.SD eda (C. oaGJO, T. (BiaSD & a®SD friend!)

Hey! addressing male inferiors (also ag)oô)s)

contr. QJ050 come, fellow! f. o^sl, q®sI, vu.

OJDS^, <Sa_ios~l. — Q^sso hon. for both genders

Qjrol5)<ftS)50 po. Q^5inboS50 TP. my friend!

also for pi. ai6iTg5)aoc>a5>aitnso onlaracb Nal.

(vg)§ce6>, (6^ edukka t.m.(C. Te. qê^)i.To

raise, lift, take up. «aj@go q®§(!^ Ôj^£\((^

gjl cLjoejo oQ^ro^ (QjsI-^ TP. to take. mO)^

cuo Qg)SO!STJ) KU. not taking arms. qQ)§ot^

(Sn_iools)a2) 0OS>c9s)Ogjo prov- the midwife, qjo

csiHralrnlmo Qjlsmoral) o^^raigso cannot be re-

tracted. QjodDral! 0^. to mention; vomit, oooaiaj

§a9s) to speak. Often to raise, build a house.

Qjlas^R^ TR. in pittoresk phrases nearly

superfluous Q^§-oial§ai to put down, croâ

oi6!ja§OTfJn^(S§nb Bhr. oQâ^ siiiâio.TA asifiai

OJSSSBOSifjn KR. not stepping back an inch. oQ

§c^ S)&>o^<Bs> KU. to hand over arms with a

blessing (work of Qjoc)o 5) ^Dgynb). ruegs cusmo

Q^§cfia5ic05)D§cS3) prov. 6>ff)3)cqjo aôejo 0058®

oocalasi to work with hands & feet.

2. to assume, undertake, bear. rn)5)5re§<es), -oja

§ etc. ojsrnl o®. to do work. OLjOrfiasmiTl

0(t»o ag)§rniT^slsmnf) VCh. held heretical

views, ro^fia^ces) OTlsssdo aQ30(®cjoe!26)fsi3) o®

§2^ KR. according to Cshatria fashion.

3. to take out, choose, buy. cuocnj oQ. to ac-

quire a garden, ojoodj q_ioo1 o^îSi'craDl.

cftcsjjo 5)^(^ TR. resumed. rolaTltrol q^§

(g.i5T3)05T^ (=6iai05n§) SajonfTD tocollcct taxes.

i^rnc!^ aroocruDOfne.-Btates) o^^Kâ TR. con-

fiscated.

4. V. n. to become raised, visible, prominent;

often impers.cofoli-o-oialsnarai) oQ^ q(3). looks

bony, maslmromjo n^^cSsiSoj KR. (S0f><3io

n^^cQsnrra (=(&)0(b siajtSsma). foiGJ aQ^<B2cna

to come to a head. Sojcnifal) aQ. it is very hot.

6)Ji^^.<m oQ, to become like gills, burst, etc.

OTao-jOfÔi'Oo, (ftrtsiaraf), njai^ral, ^§g_jo^ra!)

oQ. to suffer from.

VN. I. old. oQB in na)§5iaj§ai to be taken,

II. ag)§gi 1. raising, taking up. o^^gjloacb onl

crnôessl RC. litter. (sra.xiff)ibo oQ. aQ)§K^

Souosi^ all that is portable of him= he is

dead. 2. harvest, produce. OTDanOfOiSaJtSsi

a@§<Siflia5n=om îmsiai^pj TR. revenue, ô

ôrasiobo aQ. gain. 3. time, turn gjcr?

cxô ©(b aQ- CT?1 (5K)aj5ino (srgjCoalg-JlScas)

emo PT. once more.

CV. i54i)§gjl<ss) 1. to get to take up. Qa)§gj1^

20*

n^§,:{^_a^S 156 a0)&nrfc— o^Cl5)

ay.ôrai) MR, if you sond mo by palaakin.

Qg)'^6>se&l£yo curcjo TR. even if not able

to walk. a_ig(3(fi«) nQ)'-^ 6)<S)05i^ (SculOS)a>

emo let yourself be borne slowly, ojodo oq.

2. to make to finish, get built, set to work.

emo Q^ -^Mud. got up decorations. 3. to

collect revenue, as Govt. o_jsmonfl), TR, qtu

6i3ac)off)ai§i Qg)'<Q5iaô j3iâj(b VCh. princes.

affigtrg^ciQJSl vu. Nayer-house, see ^so, n^So.

fx^§lcQJDOa) ettiyan= 5i^§l3a.3nb; (^si-nraglcmD

nb TR.

a0)| ettu T.M.(C. o®-5n^ from na)5n6= 5) Eight.

Q^sDaâjonra J-. roigonti sitwogorai) qQ). prov.

oQgslaonb a fabulous animal of the Himalaya

(ag)gslgODa3i3ck) Nal.) cg^. QQ)gjDo aj§rniali-?1)

cnlcTK)y>(Tra CG.

qQ)§Oo, aQsoznb eighth. oQ)ôoqQ!^S)':s\'J) ea^T-Tl

cSsi Anj, (a>Dom<3!20(nnoroo3ZJ6mD3Z;),

QQ§lfai)ff)Q_ioo 5)a_j35nb born in the 7th month,

supposed to be perfect in body (n^s^Sai

(!jil<0)5roi®l§o VCh.), but deficient in mind.

ogisaôairr!) spider. agi'<S)d)0 0s, ojai V2. also

aQ)SS)c9s)0nf7D(^g_jo rate of tax levied in Travan-

core (3 in 10 out of riceland & 1 in 8 upon

produce of gardenland) W.

Qa)sa"lcss=:fst3dgaldi)a. [s)a,o§(r^ KU.

oQSa_j(cnloooQ,o offerings to Gods (Jaxic&n oQ.

QQ)5T76<e>ain((j{) 8 spoonsful, amed.

Qg)(35i^05rrb octangular.

oQsmSlud (a^c/^) the 8 points. Bhg, Qg)5rifljiJ

csô (SaoocesTl RC. looked everywhere for

help.

o^smoa 8X4. Q®srr:g,,Tro 8X3.

Q(3)6mD3infDo 8000.

>=(J)SEDO^ 8 Nali. oflisn^Q, 800.

agjoP^rosngoctrifOo 16000 (Anj.)

oQem^ eighty aQ)6mOTjflfQliSa96)Dral) ojro prov.

oQjemeJo 8 palam (a mod.)

Qg)5nZ(b 8 persons. Q^cnzibSjJjocoo the Royal

council inColauadu, 7 persons with the Raja.

fi^&rri) en M. T. Number; thought. a^^jroQ

o)QJDfJSi o_iroej3aoa3o RS. very high.

"^'irvênna T. M. C. Tu. (0^)00, s)cnw^) 1,

Sesam oil, gen. nn55gj5mj o^êjgg 'ÎfR >*

smScaji <58nD65B5)S @@ale4§glc/ajraab Anj.

2. oil. qq. i>-0-^cai, ®ra)<a9c9i.

QQsrncsaro N. pr. a tree. (No.)

ng)5rn^5l a cake Vi.

o®§fj3^§l frying pan.

Q^sTDQiD.-aial vessel for anointing the sick.

oQjemgjDînrab (o_iDC/al) Rotala verticillaris.Rh.

ag)gnno ennam VN, of foil. 1. Number, coun-

ting, qq. <3ooocesa> to count, o^. 6ig_j^ces) to

settle an account. og).^gj03'aiog.o, Q^.(gT30oCG.

innumerable. oJPsl oQ. (Sojo^csirigj stunted

fruits are not counted. 2. number, piece,

article, even of persons. ^fola_ii^ro«5rgsmo

nr)oa2;raD(b TP. gODca^sgg oQ. o_ios«5ro)5r^3anl

TR. proffered calumnies, oolracroo @.5r@oajDnb

ffficSaQjsmo 6i(t) n<j)srns5i3c)o eraorrb msma Scuocm ^'sm

fflcama TR. as if I had committed any thing

to displease you. sijiKS^jsng oQjsrnffirack) duty.

Qg;6rnQjsmo particular account.

ojT.enri}(£h ennuva 5.(Te. o^movô^snt)) i.To

count, number "©ap'naSH?' 'aQ,<anT)l(TJioCS?^ô

GnP. 2. to esteem. QQ)srns)g_j§cu* influential

persons. oaSPo'ajS or^se-cbTR. (opp, oruiacy

cBacb), Q^srn&jfb enemies (po.) 3. to recount,

relate o^srnla-joa) to speak diffusely. riQeracrn^

@ â_iej.) gDmo ©iSigofoi CCh. this sad tale.

Qg)srnlc9ffl 1. CV. to get counted. 2. VN. oQ

6roljOs)S)Sio§i95) to account for, qQ). <SonO(Sg

a. to take a list Vi.(T. C.)

n^^ênojeino] enmani=aQ)6o(2&nr51,

nêoarb, ogênarnfo see o^s.

ag)fZy) e6a (C, Te, Q^§ to lie over against, ready

for) 1. Boundary, limit oôitoicea* c:^, m=ng).'m,

qjSiSr cig)(ffi(Ecaog.ajo MR. 2. end, crisis a($

ci^ns)o—ag)( 157 ag)(crjg)d&)— 0^(15)

fi^fTDo e6am No. & So. = 0^0* 2. 3, (sr^<Bs,o 2. 3.

OLg^fSMfb eSir (n/ôq^ see Qg)'a)) 1. Opposite,

adverse. 2. match, comparable o^rnlcflsiOib

Q<3)«p(b oQcna SnJssI^ KR. gJSfsii (SaasoLneinD

fg(b i^yo® RC. like Meru. aioai-aollnt) eej*

rnlroiScaasiSfoi^* (SoLjcôa^Dcaio Bhg. to vie with.

Hence: o^^-DilfDoa' opponent, rival; also oQ^fdi^rfl.

n^tyDro^S equivalent, copy.

Qa)0)lro1§a) to oppose, resist.

oQjraTlfSraQ.cai id. caifiStoiaiSfODS o^foilisraQo RC.

Q^'dilsra^ to advance to meet, oppose.

ng),'Q'n®c9Jorai) spike B.

QQ)(Zjil5icSs)0c>a to come against (graaaj (Oianloi-asi

rgi5ia.0o)5insoro3 (smroo RS.

o^'tJilrara&J enemy.

oQjfiKlfb (Oifala^ to meet in battle Qg)'!3^(b ftnrD

<8Q_jOS)c95)fgfm3S)i)m3 RC. ry^^

QQ)(rol(bS)a_i§a5 to meet, oppose; to be opposed

Q^)OT)l(bo)OLjoro3<e) to fight (BraiiSmos ag)'Tj)l(b

6)Q_)0«a@ Bhr.

Q@ren1<b^6iio = Qg)fml(!5T3i ajoo Vi

.

Q^f!i)l(t)(5^ breastbone.

Qg)(o7l(b5)0Oipl = QQ)'a)l(l)Q_iO(9> Vi.

Q^foilibojocSSQ-iOffiaiogj, Q^nj)l(b(3a_jS)oaogj Anj.

agjroTlfTOdfti, n^ (old) <Sn_ioroooo1sm5ias)(ri)l

(ranrnlunt) o^nmol KR. — Inf. aQjirolrocsaj, qQ)

rtjHfSra 1. Against. tarafmlsioo'drifSfD ajRSOjai) tgra

^rora ainoo Bhr, (= (SmSro) 2. early o^mlsra

csô (gracra^cSso og^yôi, ag^r^Tlaxs.u (ScruciT'cSs)

a med. every morning (=cLjejib(&iDêj VI.)

aQ(^<9S), n^ 1. to attack ag)«3lltI23 612)0030

o)jijfrro KR. ogj-oialsicargtcgasrife Mud. 2. to

face, resist Qg)fml«2a(SmocSisn!^50. •— adv. oq

(S)t<2nsKn straight, entirely. Qg)(di)(S(aTOi o_)_gj

rnôo Ti. quite green.

VN. QQ)fd)lgli opposition; what crosses one's

way, phantom, bad omen Vi.

<^'^ e6u (see aQro)) Limit? or end? (grO) autfl

6)!Ss) ojossiB^ o^g (inlroDâa)Ojri| ajlsna (jud.)

being too exhausted to reach home.

ti^t^dO? ettU'ya (T. orac^, C. T. Q@|, Te.

Q®g, \^nQ!^) 1. To stretch as far as, reach,

arrive ojlslsiiSiasi Qg),i3ial, with Dat. oraslcaJl

<2£Ut05) or (maslcfloi ugj-isral MR. dived to the

bottom, (a'onejisnzrobnnlfn" Q^coKBlsmDasTl TR.

peeped over. oîjraiOfnTa afffima prov. not to be

found. âj6iro ojljiioroo qycunt) Q(3).tg3:&iQi~lgy

TR. will not be accomplished. (grarTsVlrm Q^rorao

<^mh Bhr. if I fail to fulfil the vow. eralgio>Tb

o^(!^S0D (TQ^'oi^tSoTfyoSfa) KR. only a virtuous

man can rule such a land (=@§cSi). QQ)«â)

^5)gjmoo^0(b Bhg. we shall not conquer, o^

rnlcfto tgiaxi5ân Qi3i05r@ Qg)K^c9)CQn^ no profit.

(=a^ss-).aQ).T5ia"lso fainoajaraemo SG. (= ajrol

<0i). 2. V. a. to reach, obtain, (graojoig. q^tjitO

csTlgj cacao (uTlaso Bhri. could not come up

with her. (Tnl5)nm gô^fiSQisrci^caji^'jsjraoas'ô

ciOo Bhg. providentially I met thee, (nrulaiffjg.

nQ)fon51 ajlsl55n_j§ Mud. (generally with Soc.)

aQ)(Snro5 Q^(!^<9iaiJ^^ Bhr. shall not overtake

me.

VN. I. qQ)1513)o reach, length.

II. ag)WS)f3}), Q^(!5®1. reaching. Q^(;^6io_j§(8najo

cfeSah. when within reach. aQK^^'oflrao'^

ffjajOong ajlerra jud. fell before I could reach,

6aro3 Q®Rg3n_io§o gigjSo. there is no getting

at him. 2. halting.

CV. I. Q^-Di^ceffl 1. to make to reach. (STg)?)^ caTl

§icajo;^ crorrnlccom.'nialaa.ra^ oÔTJJ^cego TR.

shall send up, (gTacSlsrmôjfmoitjtiQ^.'aiiTlcesioo

report, o_js q^. to gather a host, onacôroo

(Smj\ aQ. to perform, o-jsmoo^). to spend.

2. freq. iftorob o^-sralcfis) to walk with diffi-

culty, halt, oQ)fora)l^ oasoss), aQroij^ôasiT*

(=Qaao)ral).

II. a^>-OTalg-jlo9S) id. o®'(S(fiS)®5r^5 •ma Qg)'(OsiOO

TR. jjrocfls cncoraeosalffl!) oQ. to transport to.

a^((5) etra, old a^rOYO?|fD (q^+otTI'd) Whatquantity? how much, how many? q^(®^, qQ

5)njt3)(g) (distributive) how much to each? qQ)®

^ <Sn_ioaso what measure? QQ)<S((g)a3s for how

0^)00 _ag)nnnl 158 ag)rnrB

much? Q<])(S(ra)oso, ag)(®Stnaoao how far? o^

(2(jg)D§ QjfDjmo MR. how far do you venture!

(=8top!)

aQ)(g)C£j|o how muchsoevci', very much ci<]](g)!3ô

nôoo ff)(aoi3)lo^ôns cxj;ro)Tti CG. long de-

sired. Q^({g)5)a2;3 aro9ftiS<S«5raj05)S iftfoerawjoejo

(pathetically).

a0)PO see II. o^mro.

o^jPOl often = i^nnl.

n^)Ofb en T. M. Tu. aC. (=canb) Obi. case of

caortb, etsjoib T. aQ)cTn3sm I swear by myself

(Dat. QônlcSa & Q^cnas).

Q^nbcijraoab 1. my Lord. 2. o^'gajDotjaclass

of sacrificing Brahmaus at NTleswaram etc.

og)'QajDo)nbo Qjia'Sf'KSa cuoro^'asi.Tbo mraisiao

yo prov. 063Bej"3iJ) a(])ayoaT»lrol TR.

og)nb 5îxjajj0onb B. a low Brahman class.

ag)C^ enSu T. M. Te. C. (a<3)o+ ^) 'What?

also=:Q®rn»^>"na why? 00)5)00X350 fmo;Tb oDsra

Son ajDcegrrro PT. ag)o)rro)n7B, n^nrcnls why?

S)-QJ213$ffl3f^ Q0)<Srr7n Bhr. why not do? ag)rro)0

ccul QjoTo TP. why did you come? (sra5)anS)S)CV})

what for? Yi. onlaBl^Dra!) ag)®cT3) oq&jo Bhr.

iffra<2g_jDit nQcmlcm ajo<s^cm better leave it

undescribed.

—

oQcrolfOo, Qg)T0)Oo, QO)("ramo, aO)nmsmo; 0^)0^

fDo& oQccma'io 00^ vu. No. aO)tTOg_jnno?^

Cott.— used for the name of something

unknown, unremembered etc. (erg) aâôio

s^fiiosng cuo that "thing" there — Q0)(7TOlro

imznosm loc. = what have you come for?

ag)nnn| enni, rHg)nnnl'5cai, ^^^"Sn^ (fr.

fgiO'Srn., or gDonl) 1. Without, jijlnraoioi/

(Snmj KR. (=8DgjOS.m). îiesâ-jiJi^nmoo cro<s<2nl

ag)(rn\ Bhg. i§8 5ii5)2irrnlS32J Bhr. 2. except

(=(BTagjO'S^) earraojib tT)D5>xi(Tnl (S.ijsrigo HNK.

nothing required but one's tongue. <fifi3(®l

ccurolra!) ag)nrn> (aoQggajrolfai g^gj Bhr.— As

conjunction with Inf. 6Ta)553c>3 qQ^ctooIstoi^ onl

ssQch S)ôart^ <S £id^<Bs)S>wrm^ Bhr. or with

finite Verb. s,ar)\^cS\iS25icm<rf^<2w gorolcesi

cmlgj sraDnb KR. raraoJSiro ajcul'i)jjrrn1(8cBJ a^

moo trysiialgj KR. Absolute: Q^nrnlscaj aotiiio

OJjnaDib (SfOiooooraf) KU. on the other hand, if

— .Braajls<3.i5ra (gTa^na:<2roo§o ogjornlfficsz; jagg.

rooe3oasinao(2roo§o TR. (=:(Scy3A:'^@g).

oO)<Tnlsc2JO ag)fTra Goioal^ any thing besides?

I. n^rrra eniiu (C. t. aQchq, \f o^) What

day? when? 5i3)Dnb aalôjoo ogjrrra a>6r§ AR.

Q^trnlrnl aiosnamo Bhr. oQcrra (So-iorab aca'ocijono

(SrDjScna^ CG-.

oQcmo, oQSirmcflao always. Qg)5)aT)nrwo Qjrol<o>

oiJIgj, ojlc/ajDcroaocsiJl col^nrrKO) Qg)5)cm

(SnDcSso mmaTR. for ever and ever,

II. ,xQ)CrRs T. M. C. (C. Te. Tu. (Staod, see (sra

SO)) past tense of def.V. aQjoa 1. To sound,

say, think, ^.sil oOjODDib they called it a cheat.

<3n_iD Qg)rmoc)3 etc. the present obsolete; fut.

uQCiz. 2. auxV.= (ST2)t0), to sound thus, appear

thus, be such.

adv. part. Q0)Tral.=2r)r;j)l,g3,3iiio, ogjojo S.—(Scu

rmao cn\ otI nrfl oQma rnlidl^ Bhr. abused

him, saying : thou !; so : i^nrra o-josroro, (StOiS,

aon^, SiTDOTTDrrro & other Verbs of speaking,

showing (OTO ag^cm ^snal Mud.) or percep-

tion & resolution. — also before Nouns:

uS^(S^£n ciQcna (oiSoT) (2Q-j(b f5Taajc>3c9« Bhr.

crulfo) ag)e)rmrrms)s moao KR. mgj^ ajnso

n(j)rno anlg7i32;o, QQ)nno crol auo, orczatiso, oQ).

Qg)5)nbo ZftDo, ojdaaio etc. ^c^ So-ioo o^

mo o'osiSo SG. ^rolcSa aQmo raoasinbo

5)j3Jogj^mofc)i) ^nsnrra KR.

Often with gjsrasoo, etc. Q0)nrnl6sa®an, qQ)

(2mâJo, ag)cTnl ohjo. Also csî'giji'aralrab aroltea

oQom rmonf) C'sc^cesKag. Qân aQnno toionb

Bhr.

2. = Qg)mno«!b or f.i. Qjlg^ôral QQ)mo croooroo

folôrat (S<S)c)oc9emr)(ra) arao jud.

Comp. with Verbs (sragj f.i. aO)mo (WSimi (5ragj

moreover; (STg<s> f.i. jo^ 5)>xjoQ,(Tiri n^jmioai

a^rrrd 159 (^mn

Cffiof^b there being no hope of pardon, cnlejo

(Sracus^nbo 6555>0iajc/as)0rmoc9«l MR. declared

it to be his. QQ5)cm ca^CTaiajnmoctSsn PT. (SKiÂ

ernZio)gjrmoc9axiDn6 tstâoib AR. who can alter

it? Gejo^fiOBcb g.5)5ngTrao gôi^Trao (srâ^cm

go eojonb SiPu. thou makest worlds & des-

troyest them-

— ^%<9^ f. i. ononis considering that, in

consequence thereof aiaf^jas^^crniscBxjSfcl-gj

Nal. seeing its uselessness, he dropped it. q^

orn^So nevertheless.

— ^folcesif.i. aQi'(0) oQcrn^ro^^Qioin whatever

measure. n^mTlrQlcflsiScnJocfe when it happens,

that— ;also: ag)cm\co^c82S)cmonsi slcOsPi-^, qQ

frnlfol<ScSn under such circumstances.

— S?gj, g.5ng f. i. (Hraczsa^-aioTilgj Bhr. I can-

not say: no. ajasojnrmmissrô, fSajsiDo n^nrnlgj.

SiPu. it matters not of what caste you are.

@5rmg ff>^'3?,^SDaj Qg)rrnlgjO-5i3).xnt> SiPu.

unconcerned about any law.

— QJfol^ f. i. (ftft)6!513l5)m (gra32,'(fl5l5)S>05r@ (ffTO

Qj(b (sragjnaoib o^ma ojotd KR. their sending

a monkey proves that — crybry 1x71 gj^ aQTra

QjfSo, oQfflnbo frycaczsno aolâjo qqoto oj.'^ks

@ it must not turn out vain labour. S)S)CjUgy

Qjoob oQfm Qj«53i'nial§ajorT6 g2<2o)0 cngj Nal.

is this the way to prove your courage? 5)3J

Q,crnlai523 a^5S)<95)rrro Qjftsroral 5)5iQuo Bhr.

God brought it about, that we must.

— ffiojtfim f.i. (§r£gnb Q(j)Tra 0x1^ S)&iOcm {—

ononis), oncnj) Orb ag)orra eraascno ffi-UcflsiOingj

TP. I shall no more dub you X. moÔib o^nrra

eicuôra!) 0025555 aoa (a4(y,-3ial<soorom3<am3

TR. as for the N. he is but my servant (= oQ)

cmoral). croog^"Uca.«a '^g^cn oQcm s).ijôf(A

cnao Qjrol!0:.aô sijiigjooTR. Often with rela-

tives iS)g-jm o^g (ty^jOfOo dJKBcrro qqctto s^cu

ôrai siaffTl.Tb.xisnjo (2<&>s oossteoo TR.'^=' 5TT) ^

— (B.ijsmo f.i. (2-iogo)aj5>oro)m3 iscu5m05)gjo

KU. you wish to hear, why.

— S.ojsng f. i. arolônb oQ'Srm Siiir^ Bhr.

it must be said at last: he died. i§i^nb i:®6)cm

<Saj5n| truly a bad man! o^tto Sojaingo "in

short".

"With Nouns : oQSnm xTlSc-oconSZionnrnloifmSso

croSaU Bhr. indeed well done ! q^Sht) cnQSu

5)Z, oQiSvrr) c9)d^<S0 etc. that's a joy ! what

a grief ! o^Snm ^smo ajig} Mud. thus only can

you be saved. oQ^cm ^^^ 2@§ PT.

Cond. (jQ^(^, o^Tnorai) 1. if so, then = (313)

caooil), (5T3)fl^(^f. i. oolgJCToloigjaaol.-aisraonb 0)^)3

girm^sTTi KR. if you are for fighting, sacoo

^^ Qg)a&7lra!) cQ-iO<Siz Sa_ioaao Bhr. Qg)Sh^tzA

ajfoâ) well then come! o^rmorai) (3T5aj5)m cu

fJBfLâiVetC.— ©jiiosl-gj aQjEEblseja whatif you

did ask ? perhaps you should ask. — Amplified

Bhr. StSfJsl g555ng(mo3^~ls~l-i:ii AR. oQcna ojnrTa

(3a.j33iO(t)b Mud. if unfortunately.— 2. .T^jfrnofob

& Qâ&TlfiA stand often in the beginning of

treatises Qânfal)2ai5«,a>o§g-ai, oâilcgfijo ffiib

§Dejo Bhr. hear then ! raosjaajajctbcNiiSQ cro

ajoo Qg)(mDro!) TR. what 1 have to say is as

follows (heading of letters). Also at the close

before the date ogjrmo.^ ff)a-.ogjo ais)0 etc.

"so done in the year etc." 3. oânoTft is often

connected with Interrog. pronouns 013)1^ oG)V!S)

Sidonsrgcmorab MR. the reason for this is as

follows. qQ)'® 0srrSlca3.xi,tiorrt) <fl.g-jaa Qg)OT)DftA

ojraoj TR. at the hour you wish- 4. in that

case, but. f^t^crUDlfoTlnxjonDDfoasl Jch o)ii3o

^ (^fCTTltSsioo Q^nmofs!) rgrag i^-ffTlcaDtgnTai^so

VilvP. I mightattenipt to praise, but it could

hardly be called praising. 5. viz. that is

to say or «jil§ o^n-Dro!) roT'emsarai), onoo raraoj

aaoQ). Q-j§<sa S)350§e8«Do, iSis^Sjeijg^ rtnglcng

qQ). s)<O)0^cmg 6T3ont) •s^snp, ajfiS'sijJ^ aQcmora?)

oj^Sî;^ jud. No.

Concessionals : oôDatyo, aQSoêjo even if so,

although. <fl>6ri| Q^jfrnoejo d>,|5)a>oir^ s.xja

Qiari^PT, though I should find something.

oQaHoiS ag)ascnG4f> wheresoever. gQ-s^nmasTlejo

i^)nnrz) IGO ^Ôo- n^fOl

this time at least, (sra^l'zit) o^rmDejo a^ô

KeiN. even at night. (SQjsmo oâêjo

Qjroog however much wanted. Amplified

QQ)aD0£fê4o,n^mo ajtmoejo etc. double: (Sf^

0fQCSô orcza(!nl^«soô "fliosnoajoab KR.

permit neither men nor women. aQ)S)cm oQ)

aDoeTlejo o®rrras)S ScuDoaranb (msxm o^nmo

(felejo ©K^ s e3> (05) ool DN. eat either me or

my brother,

adj. part. oQcm, aanmgg (fut. o^ng) such, that

si3)orib oQcm eoxio the thought of I, of self.

ajonb g.5ngoS)CQj(TK)gg (ro(3aa)0:Qacsro)0fai) KR.

the joy of having a son. QQ)(TnCBa_io5)eJ in

like manner as, afl)nm smroo, ci®(Tn®g_jCc>a

qQodxiosjo whereupon. QQ)(8naso, oQmasxz

so RC. when he said. o^sreiDao Ojlronb CG.

so bold as to say.

part. Nouns a., rraos o^(Tnajnb Bhr.= (C3f03

mo2oxj the person called Ruru. orag oQ)

OT).^ ajronb Tatw. the word "it" signifies

God. Qj{rnlrac9s(Tn:u(b aQ)nmaJ5)faayo siaôg^

(gaoKR. does one also kill suppliants? 5)ô

mom BSgacOfflSâ S)ce)Ogô)S--fm(Srai a.i(@ Bhr.

dangerous beasts are of course killed, b., n®

tm^ = (STJlCa'g. QQ)(mgS)(Q)Oir^ <S5Sl^ 6T3)D

nb Nal. consequently I drank, o^rm^ <So_jo

foo VCh. and what is more. QQrmOTTlffjnbo

(Bc/scano after that etc.

adv. part. fut. n^ciaDnb (rare) (grafTO-ai , n^nao

(T)a»c)o5)jii(^Bhr.(=Q®ma). s^cSiogô o^naa

oao @D^ KR. nor does it follow that. (srO)

jiJDfO(25)gjraont) Q®23iêJo CG. rosng cssfia

<S3am@ Gan. the reason why both figures

are equal.

Inf. n@cn = (sraSiT) 1. forms many Adverbs -oJi

6)(S6)0n, Qj§or)i 6^jiiQ,6^6i3i3cr) etc. 2. it

serves for hypothetical affirmation, (HT3:unb

@D<s^Dc>3 j)S)5iâ^'<''> foiajsojoScaism it

would have cost him his head. (vu. o_iO

6i!3®lcT)oaiilro3Tra = o-joS-JTrrajScr) — (Srg;.) 3.

with past part, a kind of Imper. tuof!«tral)

@05)nmm TP. open !

oQ^jÔo eppuram What side? (qO)) Vi.

(xg)(Sci_jf05o epperum (oO)) Every one, Q^Sfysigli

§go, aQ(Sn\(S\<Ti> 6)ci_>§@o of whatever descrip-

tion, all included (doc.) nJT3(Da3m:a3gg(oi£)T)a

Mud.

''L0)<Sa_JOl^ eppol (SajDip') What time, when?

also QQ)(2g_jDS'f cBe, Q®®g-joy>@ ; with ô always.

OLg-jtZiOfb email Tdbh. caaob f. i. swsnaxnosiwo

S)ro0S)onSgjo5iej KR-

-•^^(CYijOOfb embrah see o^nb-groDnf), [po.

fiîfCYXJOSGOi^ Port. Emperador, emperor. Nazr.

agjQaOfbdeblsoClj (cl^^2lcb = o^z2'Jc)o) N. pr. Mi-

nister of Colattiri.

aQ)C^d&), COTI eySu-ya T. aM- To get, obtain

(= QQ)(qQc& 2.) oQjTjiejoo gjaiaizoancorao, qQ)

aiô Qa)'Sjp (performed) RC.

o^c^^cSi, c^ eyyuâ t.m. (C. Te. a®, n®^,

aQ)^-Qj) To shoot an arrow, 6a\06moS)Q>asrs

(!m>:iJ5)CD n^:^, >9i^,:5T3Tl((A oQ^sjj^DnbBrhm.; also

with double Ace. ogooî^roo carao o^cxj^Dob ^foiooooim UR. fig. (a6TTôoo)(tJiB)gus)a)35rs oa)<^

rrrinmocb SiPu- —

CV. Q^^lces). [^to practise archery Vi.

VN. Qâii shooting, also oQca o_ic2;OQ<ei

o^gjib (C. Te. Q^g) porcupine, hedgehog MC.

aQ)^cn-ifnTl— its quills Qg)^ngg§.

a(j)'3]mjg^ see o^rosô.

ag)fD|c8e) erikku T. M. (Tdbh. rroasio, or o^rol

foil.) Calotropis gigantea. sirusi^roljBs white

flowered swallow wort, Siva's flower, Anj.nQfol

dteldj a med. Qg)ro~lc85riaba^ GP. oQfolceaaoaj

wreath of Siva.

og^rol eri & 6^.6^3)^61 T. M. Te. (C. Tu. g.rol) Heat,

burning, pungency, ojroo o^ra Iff) jijciytm'ma

Bhr. Qg)(^ jajlfoiolcnialipl RC.

oQ)rolc957ly;63g green ginger ©6t3!il.

Qg)rals)(fiis)0@@l firebrand.

o^fDlcQ^ — c^r^^ 16 L ag)f?j^r^— ciôq

Q^fol SiaTI burning flame.

o^cricijgl hot curry Avitli buttermilk.

QQ)raljâ_io al extreme heat of body oQ. ix^g^ngDj

Nid. oQ. cn:€<s>iooo oJTlt^*! mud.

ciaifol0a)o = aQ) alaoteisaal. also wood which

ignites easily.

tiQfolalob a fish Vi.

.xgjfDlcsy 065 V. u. To burn i^.-olcqâca')! KR.

^"00)1:2,310?) Qg)rcl<3^S2o PT. oîôTorajSajDCOi' it

is consumed; too pungent, tig. rryoiiijli'DaO

,-313)3ral) a^folci^ 170 0000 KR.

beast of burden auDZamo Q^«SiTJ)l6)nbo cxjo

qta a)32jool TR. 6)xioiggf03(inlnb i^^Sîol AR.

fig. o^rojg ôcussBh âcrnisj oJ^snT) <S)fDism

^so5)Tj) (sras^'agSirmatolTra KR. a^jroafoioas) to

geld; to unman. So. 2. red?(aT. Te. q®«S—

oQfol) oQ)fS<2fai So. early in the morning.

aQ(^(^<ai)OC^di bullock driver.

iig)f03.-5t3)li7)i) bullock house (from obi. or compos,

case 0^)082^).

'i^'WC^ erunSu T. M. & fi^;fOlc^ Shellfish in

rivers oQ. .î^ScnjDch rr^lai 0)0100^ MR.

VN. I. Q^rolaj(Q^ra3vu.) 1. pungency. wga'S^lI n^^CSlDD.-ii Port. Europe in N. pr. of plants qq'

crn qQ. 5).iJ^ ripe for pickles. 2. zeal.o^ ! S)Si£t>(!xi, oQ)'K83naJ, o^'g-^g.; also oq,. j2|fora^

rDlojao-OTb vehement, zealous Vi. ' weaver's reed TR.

II. aQ<T3^-2-if(A id. of eyes, mouth burning fromjaff)0 see 5]QO.

pepper. aQ(S\â'r^ (vu. ag)'^S^rol) a very1 a^c51 eH T. M, A throw= Q^Q f. i. a^cSlcxTlâ^;

hot curry.

ag)rt)l:&6i V. a. 1. To kindle fire, as smith;

QQcSloSsismni) frowning, coquetting.

;jg),Tla^^ to throw, fling (Bioro^ oQ^lbiarojOfiA

coOCO a)3;Ss) prov. ajada osiosi^g as^nDOl

siijig) Bhr. with Ace. of the person hit q_i30

5);a)35T^ oQ). cniralSGJ ra^SjcX) o^3cm CG. en

S)22i QQol5rot§liâsraI5, aio^lfsb aQjolSotoig)^

CG. abandon, o^j^lsrotî.-i-jo-a- Vi. to talk as

ifthrowing stones at once. 6i§cfl5)o)|n^..il5rai^

(Sar)3c9sri Bhg. an angry Raxasa. —

VN. qQJQ, q. V. [hawk.

oôlcarai), V2. o4j)ola)ajga3snb=©oajg23anb

CV. oQcSlca^ss, as ^laR»li)ôian^3ab Mud.

ignite iron. 2. to burn ggiroo aQ)rol^,"un!)

Siva. cT)3a33 a)5)^^ rtKlî^fal o^jrols^ atoH

caacuPT. 3. to hiss as rocket, snake. oQrol^

<ai(t2g^ to go oflf like wee gunpowder.

VN. Q^-olgu Vi. flame; torch.

CV. a®(^l^1d}5) Vl.

aQ(SiZ5mo (ag)rolaj) smell as of pepper, ob-

served in some soils, unfavourable to cocoa-

nut planting.

oQ^fOla erima ag}(tRl2 T. M. C. Te. (Tu. o^fW iag)Ol396i eiikka T. M. l. (No.) To protrude,

m., aQsifl fern.) Buffalo, chiefly the cow= a 3an ,2. B. to shine as sun(=QQ)f£l?). 3. to remove

(m. S.xj3.tg2)). Q^roj0gjO«'o (er<>.i^cocsicS\s)ô the bark from timber, rough hew for sawing

msciao QôoQjo GP. Vl. iôlasrrro arao oôlasaTD .oiiaiib KR.

0ajff)3i'rola 1, jungle buS'alo. 2. med. moon-! aQQori^ erunbu T. M. (C. g3.ij, see 52 — & a

plant on Himalaya (cu'âj'O?! S.)I

— ) Ant.

n^fffii2c95'@£l a milkplaut Ericyne Vl. also o^|

aQ)0,S)axi3^c95)rat) line of hair on the belly (loc.)

n»eT3i3,3al Rh. '^^Q, et't'u T. M. (from oQ)^, at^cy, C. Te. q®%)

nQ)roji2j95)0fDnt> buS'alo driver or keeper. ! 1. A blow, chiefly beating clothes= (oraaiaOs).

Qg)fO;ZDrrti (prh. qQB bullock?) N. pr. a caste ! 2. sprinkling of water (oÔjgao laia'^Ss)) a cere-

of masons (2988 in the Taliparambu Taluk

esnb-ajojib «.ij<0s(Tn.i.i(b) = 2i>i3GJ3i-Dnb.

<i^)fW^ eru6u T. M. C. Te. (Tu. o^ra like prec.)

1. Bullock, ox= CT)gjfli3^, 'ôu chiefly as

mony performed by ajsnD3nb 3rd day after birth,

7th day after death; & followed by change of

raiment aQr>q,o aaofjo KU. 3. trap, snai-e

aa)CQ,Q).ijces) V2. (see aôci 4).

aÔqcB^- ^§6 ir,L> r^QBAO^-CLg)!^

nÔQc&i ]. To throw, as with sling, fillip,

propel, spirt (=<as3âi) c/ds S)o)3-€M>^0'ns a®

oolcD'jnb Bhr. dJiS^gjâroraoolcsô.'oigj^Ciô Anj.

<a)6TTg{@so KR. 2. to beat hard B.

ag)eJ06tJn^ d&) elailjU'ya To be agitated as water

inahalffillodves8el(©-r3,stsy Ov),alsoaoaosT3y:a.

(i0)ejl eli 5. (C. gjejl) Rat, mouse; a-oo^saTI^

6ia_)roljyo^, -ajsiJâTl small mouse.

QêjlcesiforaTlrol, n(j)ano95i5r!)^ rat-trap (of irom.

QâHifbrac^ gnawing of mouse.

oQEjlcOsiOso (saDcego) used med. MM.

a@ej):âj§ a perfume, oso'^meuo.

oâTloiâjl (=i^.^ricS5Q_)6nT^)Evolvulu8 emar-

ginatus or Salvinia cucullarisRh.

aQjeJl-was^ Pothos pertusa Rh. [roof.

aQ)ejlao5'S-c>D, nêjlScSsiorai), oQejlojos parts of

QâHg^jy Tantr. a plant. [arsenic.

ogjaHgiScflDOSimo, — 0ro3:Tra, — ajl.iL'joratsbane,

og)ejl06Sii, Qêjlgjtoiaoazjo rat-trap (of wood).

oQjejIas rat-hole, also Q<j)ejlg_jozy,oao-

Qêjl^gs Spinifex squamosus Rh.

ag)£jlQjlCH)a_iC/9 see gêJijl.TbcLJc-a med.

c^B^£\.aJ elumicca T.Palg.Lemon tree,med.

ag)ai CYl^ elumbu T. M. C (C. Te. aQ)!^ d>0 Bone.

oQgjo Qêjaojo ajOoigj§lfDl^nrra very lean,

cnâajeTlay spine.

oQejcmti)) small bone. [23j5n-)o Bhr.

Tu. M. bone ciol^nbo aQS)§^§ôo adci<3^&>

- a.ifcnj marrow= OK>?rvxria'ooroo.

jjgo skeleton V2. [whites.

iro3<sao, Q{5)gjfi53c95?lajoi\ gonorrhoea, the

ag)ej ella (So. Qg)(^^)T. M. C. Te.Limit=og)Tii.

og)5)gjcSsc)Q55a-i§(t23^ to circumscribe (diet.)

qQ)ôo, oagjoajo (neg. of oQgj) unbounded, all.

adj. noun, adv. og)gjOOQ, obi. also aQ)gjo

csilejo gDacaTP.youngest= Q^gjDOolfijo. —

(Br5)(b oQgjoo who all? î^s^crogjoo -sio^sioj

^ KU. ci^gjDo5)ai05n|o anyhow.

pers. n. o^g^DxiOBo, — ra-o.

o^^D (CLn)SCijo everywhere. [daily.

na)ô<Sgl\oô (old r.(j)^33fyoy;o Vi.) always,

^Îrao T. aM. you all (Pay.) [a^yrfo^ TR.

c4j)(B^D ell6 = fgra3gj3 Is it no(? a<3)-nao <^<Bg^-i

rLg)Qj3C/)ari:Eca!D0rb Syr. Gospel Vi.

rLg)Qjlsv^, n^QjlJS evide (i®) Where?

Dat. Q^ ij.l SStSs, — s® oWjcSs whither?

aaxHescsô anywhere. [bhr.

o^xHss-OTZDOTb (vu. ogjiri^S-nraanb)= aQSKJaonb

iQOjlso what place, passage? I'cozo'tt'jm.aTaTlfa!)

aQjopso a'.m 00^ KU.

^^ffR° liow?

aa)Tj<i1 CG. whither?[(Sc/303(Syo CG.

ciq)(SCfdOQ esod'a Tdbh. caSLooa f.i. fO)Da35)e

ci^'^cw) elan5a, oq&otd a plank Vi.

I. 00)^ eli So. Loin3=asl; ^^^Qg)£\caj\:A ra>\

rojiSicai So. = g§<Bffl; o^jal SiS^Bi break the

back Vi. (=rthin part).

II. n^£\ T. M. (comp. ©a) To be light, slight,

adj. iiQaâ-ajib in prov. opp. to aiejlîajnb;

dnoîoi) Q(])al(2caDf03o ajeTlscQ-Drajo ojo^cmnocSs

TP. high & low came to woo me. (2'Li5r§anra')

oâlcc/go S)-aiôo prov. what is mean; o^g^ca

(Se'OaDZo^ôolcfis KR. not a small desire.

Neuter 0^2^ 1. mean, slight fmonb a5>5§.(aio

CQ.3(-3t) prov. (Hra.ijfnbo cTy^-mo oâ oigj Nal.

no small luck, tsra trraroi, <2zidqo c<j). KR.

2. easy CLjoaDoj-aTlrrro, nnnmO(9sxiDn6 a^SZ

ag)f.faigj, oiafnTlmi o^jf-gnnlâJii^DiAMud.

So often with Dat. i^<B{£\o)£r::iS)sn?:iif\smj

oQ^rtDgj (SaocSfLvnTîlrrra.

VN. oââ lowliness. [a oom-ô RC.

QQ)'s)^§i}> to humble oneself Vi. oâza-igjgtp

ag)g^0(0yiO('anb humble.

VN. o^tgjo (also aa)a'3TJ Vi.) 1. facility,

brevity; easy. aQ)3Q_ji5rali-(A rmrooo easily.

aanrn (5Taolaj3a3Sir§ .ajlej o^^gyo Gan. afl

5)^^ o_irailg_joaBo oQ)'g)aô QQ)3g_j0oo PT.

2. also= o®3l0 f-i. ajglcftd) (SS)|.aj1cn

aQ)^gjo Qjlal^ TP. joked at K.

oQOo el 5. (what is slight) Sesam. o^ô q_)32;

Qo oôl^j to sow, Sixisai to reap. o.j'imjluA

og)§^5i-§3aml MR. ogjob-u^ xPfrntPa)!; ^^ onsTul

5^^,(B5i afyo ojroD^cQ/o^) Prahl.

^,>^—^^'^ 163 o^j^c^— og)^^

Q®£§g3a.o gJgj not a bit. aQdo is prov. i'or

every thiug slight oQ^ (S jiiO(Si(m(^, a®

([email protected] (TrTinTiDrai), aQ)@ô @@go prov.

aQ)sn26nTl(p_)oaio (=J of smncîsnTl) smallest

measure c/aro6!5sg.0f3i) rara.ijffloo aQ''<zo<aS\

AR. = osQcSiO (also oQcki'p-iZoTino).

aQi@£^^&> offering of Sesam to the dead.

Q^S)gg§m= 0O(ng.jsni Sesam oil.

Kinds: .ojleôocb, the oil used for the body.

<&iOff)rocX5 for common oil.

5)snjomJDoiau^ -white variety.

<0.D5^s@^ wild Sesam.

acsinoiejcb a tree yielding- no oil.

I. n^^ elu (VN. of foil.) T. M. 1. Height

(5rg)!iâirii^ aQf^(U)\ro Sa_joral) RC. rising -wave.

2. prominence <^<Bs)\mo oogj o^âjsng Vi.

right size. ag)yaj(a aronb -well made. 3. by-

gains Vi. produce B. i.ôQ^tOi club (Xji®nb

cDooorafi ojs RC.

II. 0^)^= 005^ Seven, o^ycu* 7 persons, a®y>

fOong 7X2 see (graxionl. oQf^ t^cvo 7X3. qQi<^

o_)@70. gjgjS.-Draices) aQjyôjraraistgyosicS-.gn prov.

oQ^nolaJZoso house of 7 stories.

o®yagoon20.xila, t^ynm anjasTlnrTa @g@")caJ3rol) prov.

igrgimnBajorolsylt^nnlmD ff)0o)gj5ifmy(TK> civ&t

cm CG. acmTjit) (S.-xjoroirsI) aQf^mo cijrS\&â^

Bhr. ftojos* Q^^frnlrDl(6eo a med. (in leprosy).

Inf. oêanr^'rtnD'Sno oîpcc^SffiSBl CG. S)m£}

6>cuy>a!nooajl RC. asked clearly. 2. to come.

(i(3)y>froTl forest fire, spontaneous. ajO'a):nra)Dral)

og)yar)i20O0Oyamed.(=2al£j).a-)galc0s[u6mo

oQ^-XJonb jj(jn= Vi. (hou.) 3. to bo high oQff

S)sm<ô o_jOaj ea_io5)Cj RC. tall big bird. As

hon. auxil. in S) aioo^gjyô celebrated Qjooiamô,

oôoo >T(j)y(Tn o-jlox) CG. 3uas)3_jD«saoca'^

og)'fn7aâjrtb Vil. almfO) aiFls)sroi2)y>o cnsroacaj

onich (Mat8J.)=:g@a-

oajyôij.-ab (3) large grass B. Q^y>cnjgj^(t)l) ©a"

^So.

VN. (T. aQff^) o_i(ml(Sg_joao Saoroo qQ'F^j^

6i0(gg-iS KR. = rising, also aQ<^2> RC.

ag)âei elu'Û= ci^^jy^ 4. q. v.

ci^yagjdfti eluSu'â T. M. (fr. prec.= jijocao

c0)C52;OQ,€h) 1. To paint ^{t3)63Bcb oQ^foTlaa;

(|1,BT3?I VCh. igasi'^'V^^ atorture. 3i<^cmo<asii

d6rn)(c)i) qq^. mm. dJia^^ôiDoaKl iâig_joejlrai) oQ).

a med. (into the eyes).

2. to write; a native book is to be written

according to the rule o^^S, 6)cr)gp5, S)X)gjo,

o>m^ leaving a sesam width between the

letters, a rice grain's distance between the

lines, making the left hole of the leaves square,

the rio-ht round. With Dat. <Sa-j03i> QJtmaona

rma^m" o^^foi^ wrote to me about his having

o-one. Double Dat. orO) oraxjsiaxixices (2cnoo<Bi

n^yj'aVl TR. wrote to me about it. sianasiza

Qia-05ng gggjo'sra (HraajcruDaicb croooruDomBrajl

(SOJdte o^y'tml (3TJ)TO:^ reported falsely about

me. (STg) a.agjjo oitoios qQ.

o^yîoH (gracacto, Qj1§^ to write to one. So^

TR. in the letter sent.

ag)^.-n?i castBtalcBJfg= .waiacays®.

.-ia)^'a>1«<fi6)0§(Ss) to give on lower tenures TR.

©ajjWalmD a®'K® TR. obtained money

by mortgaging, so msgjlnm oQ.

.iQ)y>fOTâj06si§fii (— aQ'f<TS^<ii&) to take land on

lower tenures aiiplcanoern.'OiaTlfm a®'63T3^

MR. but also aQ')3nT)D§ aQ)^^7> cuosoqIjud.

took down my deposition.

,,^y:rm^,uroâ5 to be written. Qa)nT)^(26DQ03 qQ)'

cm TR. they wrote to me that. (Oio.ijl^m-)

o^'oD (ojfliDroo as I hear from thence.

,^<^(£\S)OJ<as, to write deliberately, sign m>

3. to learn. oQ)yj(oVlcas)3J/ol (.uanaiali coming home

from school.

CV. o^yJtoiloeal. to cause to paint or write, teach

•BTO'o^sinrab oQ. first lesson. 2. to obtain a

21«

a^)^nr?l 164 c^^rm— aq)^cn^

document, aoolcffioa^ o®'^ 5)<S)D5rgonb TR.

purchased the house on OtVi tenure, ojsiaj

-oi noloJo Q^. tortured him till he gave up

the field. (3T0ZZ3aj5)m ndiosng ^scastssô

eJsPral) n(j)'_gj TR. made him to sig^n away

my property etc. ng)y:<3)l65dB'jiO§a5i3) 5)0(gô

QQ)^ta)l-e^ 6)<3->o-sns S)0ô mraoloô avJOcaeTl

(doc.)

ag)^(^ 1. picture, painting. t9jS)6TT5y:cgs po.

2. writ, letter. (=(5raflfiaroo, (Sejaumo) aQ)^:

(iô (ftciggo âô^-DTacii'cBsiprov. n^josi.may

Rgg the address. 3. learning, aisiorajsim

o^y.malmai^^Si to take as pupil. ci(j)^8ô

c'ao(rroojo cudlces) (prov.)

Hence: o^ymtDâf) schoolmaster, teacher =0^)

oQjy.'oranb 1. writer — Q^y>(!@<a)oro.ib, aoaj <&>a

(goTJisDnb o^^.-aianb prov. 2. adj. painted,

5)o_)05i(Tny>i5T3)nt)Sjij£j, s^sicSisica. etc. CG.

og)yOT3)05rnl style, iron pen. qQ. ff)<eio§d95) to

raise to the dignity of Menon. I

ag)'(âijnb poisonous snake in houses, with'

white rings (= jû@glo)c9s)§l).

ag)'ajoejab the (3 ojro snake (huntg.)[

<Srms>if . an ornamental style.

Qg)y«^<93ol, qQ). (50I letter =; Jills.

Qa).^ffâj@al, vu. Q^yroi.jggl school.

a(j)y>«gâ_j1if, Q^' <^^, writing fault.

^^^^^' elunilka (old) ag)<^rrn]^\

prob, = aa)y=mon')'l^, past o^yooloQ (RC. a® 1

y>rnl(Tr7o) o^yecnoQ, Mud. & So.; vu. ag35rnl|,

oQjsnTlôrozcao MR. To stand up, rise, jjsm

ti)nT<y>frnioQBhr. return to life. — gaTlsfnTa^

rnl^ to rise from the dead — Christ.

VN. Qg)y>OTleji. rising. jJccDsforaiycnlej resur-

rection — Christ.

CV. Q^yrn^g^cea to raise; also with shorty;

ajlsô>^yanlg^^f03,'aTj»lm3(bKR. arol^cu

folraioo^nm Q<]).to raise up from the dead —Christ.

n^^rmm^cBi elunnaruluya t. m. (c>q\^&>)

gen. a®'fS(m@§a^(alrcadyRC.)Togoor come,

proceed (hon. of Gods & kings), o^yrrngg*

cDoch CG. in Bhr. o_i@glc8,-u«Sfl9a o^y'oifmgai

a-)onb & nQjifrmftsa"! (o^'ôiar:cfe.x;onb KR.) ag)

ôicmgi.W (^TUDflS) 6) oJCTK) TP. camc before

the king.

aa")y5)nm@al3caso the presence of the kiug, the

king. His Majesty =:(n)ifDj;5cry. mg/s.-oiai udi

TR. property of your Majesty. o^'riJi ^sm

forailscesjTngofgTa.xjnuD letter to HM. o^'j-sia,

d3« 6i!&.o§(o;®. The Abl. is hon. used as Nom.

qQ ii^cn\ona a^gjl^ (doe.) the king com-

manded, o^'d^mozacs^gg c}iorgj6!5Qc)r) our

concerns with the Raja. (Oiisigjs <Sa_jD3i

Q^'.^nsTlma aprolifisiscnjocfe TR. in the time

of the late Raja ! Other forms aQi^cmcsi^^

§®rmS(!^nnl(nj, ag)<f6)cm^^'-3Dmi(mc^^^

SrmsRôn^mo TR. (hon. amplified).

Q^yôirrngj^ li2a2JSi-3i3)rt50(b; vu. a®al3ca'SOTT5i

ri23(b Brahman class at Taliparambu.

.iig)^nT!ro3§.Kga, ci^jôinngaesg 1. procession.

ixjfoojocTu'eamo oQ. Sa^s Bhr. 00)5)6013^!

o)<m@g(!^ UR. whither do you go? 2.

king. ariu>StS5)SSi.-Di3,y^6iaT)@g:52)o mssc&.o

fojo @sl TR, aay^sinmga.-OTjj 6ig_jroo ai'ipl

iJijrora.D^nb TP. come with me. o^'c2i3ira)D§

(^5)=. TR. with the king. oQ. -ujwoijyjnrnl

gj TR. the Raja will not set out.

CV. o45)y^(m@^ ces^, — sinm^csw to carry in

procession, as an idol co)i5mj. (BTOosnioica',

a sword. ^Qa) aQ)'-ôS)iJ)05'7g Sajoranrro TP.

(ST^TiniOi'aro) oQ. also on car or Brahman's

shoulder. Isn^rol Q®'a?ôa^caaj(bRC.

(i^jyâ eluma T. M. (VN. of o^yâ.) Height a^l

0^)^004 c&> elumbu-ya T. SoM.= nQ^Sr. only in

165

Î- Og^ e5. A particle, which 1- forms local ail verbs

(20(2&;, ojlsnm; (ffrarnii33Oo30ff)^Tro Nal.

—

temporal adv. igscnj etc- others (^5<S(Z, mSod, S',t)S;0 truly, rrysuSZ'. 2- serves for 1

composition ig-rulsai a_!ô first chapter, <Zid

Gjlsai CLri(iCyscfia6!5i3c)o Bhr.; hence the Gen. oQ

(Srh~)etc. 3. emphatic, (grjjrosejisa curoD Bhg.

by none whatever. aQ'2âsi^<z Mud. eojoej

aaod) ac9fflCt?^(S0 SGr. and Q-95<Sajc%'oKR. sâô

ej<22j g^Qjnb Bhr. Interj. a_j5ua^c)a an^jOJrtDO t

•2f3 moLD Bhr. (ftgi^ss ng)rraD'SCQ; MR. 4. res-|

trictive a_iDa,i20 djiorosmo CG. sin is the only '

]

cause, gD(tg)(Saj ff)ja\Dgyoo KR. but somiich. 5)iiJ !

Q,aJ.i5TaliSeJ already in infancy, •s^'gjnn gsisr^|

afc^csai ajro3o TR. Esp. with 2nd futures ras^rs;

Qj KU. igs^dasHisej <Sd} oojo rati® CG. 5. com-|

manding sioJS^smSa (also prayer) S)jii^ra3 1

(Srm, 6)iijgj<3gj, (5r3)aro^^5isogjO(2ca' Nal. 6.;

interrogative after Neg. tsraSgj is it not? tj

nrro i^^s cannot? CTolsmcS-s mooDo ?"î(Sgj Bhr.

II. CiQ, 5- interrog. pron. (= nQ) What? q^.Xj

gnjo TP. how? (=aa)X!&:|T3o) q®@ q. v.

fi^dSio eyam S. One; single, unic, united, oyj

dj.0Di3l tiQ^g-JiâiQjs^" (doc ) all & each pro-

perty, aQ> a aoaTl jointly; singly. — feni. qQJ d. f.i.

Q^ff>ca'c6s;ff)ajfolc95)oeyo, (also a4)3a '-jDb ff)o_iro3 i

froai) KR. |animous.|

o® ih iiTl .TSianb thinking only one thing; un- !

oQH.jiiSiô etc. see ji!3((g)o.etc.

.1^3(0), Qâ.roiJo oneness = 0)0^ i>j .

ogjc&foiomrif), ogjarnlcitonb having the mind|

fixed on one object. i

aî) ffO) in one place, oîfiâD once.I

Q® Gacao one side of a thing; about, almost.]

(@oo oQj'aocsijI (Sais indistinctly, o^ 'fry oft i

j

aocsiils TR. sufficiently accurate. qQj'Otjo >

«(S)0§iz^ nearly all. (ScrooisionaiCEacBo ©so i

E(TO KR. rnloiJi\cq;^6njaii,'mjm3^^nT) o4ij'j):i5i3)

5) jiJCaoof) Mud. do something corresponding

to the friendship shown. [^j„ bazar (med.)

o^jaionaoiainb monarch, o^'o medic, root sold

aêajcorTl only one wife; faithful wife, n^'iw

ff)S (.0/00 o^flirLJcoioliwjn, 0^3 a>(i-jrar) i,o_) 0)0

o^rnlcflQggrijicplgjo.Tb gS6ni§'S0O KR.

aQ&>sociJQ one-mindedness o^. eajl^lâi orj)

(Srmo§ AR- o^. a^5n| SiPu.

aomorufoo^n Bhr. [(Siinb Nal.

(i^±hft)0(S)o one day oOJ. 6>i^'Do^g (ji(Q)D5n|(2n_jO

QgjaiQj.^fr)o the singular (gram.)

oQj&Qjsrnoof one colour or caste — a^'gnTl^sj'

f^lcfla denV.

oâiajmroo having only one cloth. q^S)QJ((T^

ojorh said of Nala, his wife a®^^\l(V^wo

cs^ Nal 3. [cQ>oa51nLj(oi\

Q^jj,c/30orucTn sole rule, monarchy as of a o^

Qâoo a certain confectionary from foreign

materials o^. cLnfi)bt5gj>. Vi.

a@£ro<Q^ alone, hermit o^gjOo si.us'sroi^ crc

cr),cnSl<2^diOiSh)caD^ô5)-m i5<e<a)'ajnrnl§i)i

dTlgj oQrii:) .aTlai* KeiN. — fern. qQ5Q-o:>)

<3jô m?xcs^Z03iMR. inpo. Q^jdôc&nrnHJR.

o®(&>o<4Qo aiming at one point, exclusively de-

voted; simplicity, singleness of heart ^1

foiao Q^'0Oc66Tl Bhg. — Q^s-OvCi.<fleKal etc.

n^-oofioig satin, silk Vi. (S. oQja ootoo one

member?) [csp. by women.

n^'&oa'ôl nth lunar day, a^'<snr)Dcnj observed

Qâ.orroo 1. solitude. 2. exclusiveness a^fi'O

oro)e<fl<ai (=0^3)0-^-). ml QQ)iinbo :uo£t

cm aQQ>o(v:)<S:^d&icriZ'jWCSia AR. sole aim.

3. independent position a®ooaWTLj3§ Vi.

Q(g:} ocanoo direction towards one.

Qîjiocamco^TOnb = (iâi_an:oi3;n6.

aîJDâo see majSsocQio.

Og^dei&nol— 0^096^0 16() cuSi^SGi— o^^So

agj<3ii(fhra)c05i to unite. rmzsJlral) qQj'^ became

reunitod.

Q®&ieajlec» to become one. o®'^ croanDo to

be absorbed ODDroocasmnolrai) q®'^ (St2)fOif!D

Bhr.— CV. samaunb ««o)rmo%o cnaS)^

oajQil/SQjlgJl^ Bhr.

<j^5)o)aic);o (oâi, Q^c9)o) each singly = ©DSfOo

<SfDD f.i. Qgj5i5)a^.d>^.QgODCSinroo AR. a 100000

in each direction. iS.i^Bems)^ o^'aDcasTl o_)

aiftgs Bhr. (=Qji&>aj&rmlrol^).

a®33jO(oi3xn^ Trav. = o^fl^lsxil^, arrnl^.

o^S;a>oac9io (see ^Qi3>o) 1. giving the water

only once, not thrice (a form of tenure

below g3,'\3CTnl(b). 2. freehold granted to a

company. (2&raô is qQJ. of the 64 Gra-

mams KIT. indivisible property.

Q^3c9ioajlc9s) T. M. to be united, agree

Q^'Sa-.oojo a compromise,

n^cênol epni Pleasing but deceitful words.

n^. a_iO^, Q^fiisrnlgi Vi ,(fr. Qâja, o^.-finsn^l).

o^cfet^, 0^1 e-yup (T.C.Te. to go, accomplish)

1. To give, bestow (S;a£t\5mo QQjrfl§,-T7o PT.

yields food. (Branfc®a_ioroo ogjib aonorol HNK.

(= a®3<aib-mo?) 2. (T. oôj command) to

say, command QL!(TLisms<as0OQ ig-gStmaTlRC.

^sng ajo3c95!<9)ajonb cnxioauo n_jo Vil. (giaaorzrj

smoSsaTl Mud. toilan a@Qâj^g.^<fia to call

out, so as to show the position of each hunter

(huntg.) — to reprove Vi. 3. (C.) to get «

raojcnnos ara.ijab earôoâo eo-aocaoo VyM.

when one buys a freehold.

VN. Qâifot 1. command (srag ajoraaûonb a®.

?o3^go -fDS)S)(Ss>Q«ikyjd9. CGr. no permission.

2. blessing. (Sieggoinboc^'o 6im.i7l5)nbociô

(^foiejloiniocsjô (aoieul) oq. S)&.d^'^ TR. —hence destiny, luck. ag)Tro6)S c&icôSei -aJod<

a^nTn«raJ)iT) •^(vn'SZi g.5"-glaj3an&H-<A CG.

oQJ. ®gjD^CaO|-3t aQl^d.^^ prOV. (=S3

Cô, oTlcul).

o^ceeô ekkam T. M. (compare ag,<ss)'ch) Hard

breathing, asthma, dyspnoe; o^. 5)i>.o§(t5Tal§

,iiJ43so Qjoeoija) prov.

Also o^tauHtii) f.i. a^cOsSejaa-iJoru.-orilaTo nnmo.

a med. o^cfisiooo in oâfflOOroKTliTro fiooan

6T^^ prov. — VN. of:

Q^fflsgiJ) to breathe with difficulty, breathe

audibly (as tiger); sigh, growl i^<rsn)&&i

@j fD3(J;an63i3l <ej'j)i^^cn_i.iOo Anj. Qg)nmo<ai)

Q^ssigoDô ^TiZcflgnmgo g3Sig.tflso a med.

oQjasignm rmozK prov.

VN. q^sTOitA— q^'gjo ^0C%o Nid. a med.

Qôsa.Tt) asthmatic V^.

fi^.c66i ekku 1. (Q®î>< 2.)Sharpword8Yi. — 2.

(n^cossi 3.) carding cotton agg£aaj'&i MR.

aîd86ioft>, ^ ekku-ya (T. oQ^'St^, see o®^)

1. To join so as to fit, to patch. ?. B. to

deceive T.

VN. Q®aJ a joint, juncture, patch. 5)5)S^Q@gi

joined hands n^^s^m q^jj1£JDiSkI V2. set

a bone.

CV. nôjlctte to get fitted together. —

CL^Q?^06<^'£& eiigonikka (oônb, (Sc9>asrrb)

M. a^'_gi5)ajc96i To place different articles so

as to offer many angles. tj^'_^£rTiscSo-) to lie

with hands and feet drawn in. (^rolaido Q®'-gp

oliSa Vi. not to pull together. ajl§ etc. q®'^

(Sgioail = 0§o o)(Oiool^ angles, walls being

bevel

.

riff>,6iy^d95 see ruS^ddCo.

fiff-jn^Si eju'ya aM. = Q^^3.VN. aQi^ 1. Tie, connection, q®^ <&S'^ to

entangle. i^ôSn_jô go gjO.iSiraajnbVi. non-

sensical. 2. bail. a^. i0iiplt9>, Oji^tfli, fcnlas-i

to terminate the bail.

nQ^âh (a^crsi^) a med. leaf rubbed on the

cut spatha of palms to prevent the wound

from closing (also <ft(TOrrra).

n^S eda Stunted or maimed (oâunb?) a^zits

j3so (S03o)iPtStgo âajo ©gj prov.

agiSo edam = s5o l. Place asrasffô any-

where. SiSgso Bhr. some part, aisâ-a; 6)a>

§l®c2;So o_)^ oijiigjo prov. wherever, fos^rg

scijo o)jiJmD CC. 2. time gDroîiSsSrmsci^

whilst. rnl®n6oso cgraijiiis AiPlcSa KD. thy

lifetime; also measure n(i)3n05o ©-alD^manb

fig^so^— fiênol 167 oQ^bO-O — Ciffi,15^0dd6

RC. he said so much. 3. breadth n^S'Siaisib

aaonlool Laxmi CG. 4. mansiou, palace en

ca-0oTR. fixed palace-expenditave. a^ôooQ.

as)<2crr) ajfolnjoit) 16000 a>mjSi0Oo)fO <£>-Groo;^

CG. 7th story, Harem (= ag)yrn^leJ2JDSo) or

rather astrologically 7th sign (see o^tPOo).

5. king QQ\^fo)cm^S:iiSo, also .uy^cdnnTa

5)ti_iralai;3inr^ Qjnrra ojos.-sraiss.tsra^ anm ojQ)

^fffil TR. wrote to the Raja of Pychi, then at

Peria. i^S si^So aipi-^ l)a<S3iJSo).'0ra) oraftDcan^

ajotTl^ KU. (=:Raja).

o^SD^So eda-yudam M. T. (C. Te. oojsosao

s)Opposition, porverseness csrafio-itnlrtii) [maiô

Qjlfi®o oQ^n^coyaA a^soS<a>oso prov. o^. {^

sfli to raise a mutiny, qqj. diDsajanb eo.xD-ai

showed a rebellious spirit. roo&iiS^ ^£j a^'

soach CTjStiâjont) TR. to organize resistance

to Government.

o^SO'^ScSaoronb promoter of strife, rebel.

n^§ edu T. M. (C. ag)S plantain leaf) 1. Palm-

leaf nQ)^(0â-3i3) Q^§. 2. leaf of books, book

o^îrtA i3>5iôfDlj 2o_iora3 (9io§~l s>a(Ssn:;6mo prov.

add practice to theory. q^§ aol.^ SooDtSa turn

the leaves. 3. flowerleaf o^sejib'jsrant) Bhg-

^^^^- [to strengthen (=o®d9sca>?).

n^^cSi, SiedU'â Vi. To join by sewing in order

a6^§ etta l. Tdbh. <S^-eQ Goddess of distress,

Q@§a{)= 3e3i r^nb. 2. (o^5i73)a kind of sheat

fisli, with dangerous spines, -ojgglsais.

cUiiCuJ^bo ed'a-^âm S. (Tu. o^^^-ai^^) Ram.

OjJlCUJOfb edail S. (sec prec. & C. Te. o^^x^block-

head) Deaf.

ag^&nOo enam S, l. Deer, fawn. Q^snri f. hind.

(SaiDjiJcr), oQ55irnlgcSi= 0onbagrn1.

—

o^smoBjit) moon. Anj. o^nDOBjsrjjôenjôin

l2D(b CC.

2. aM. T. steadfastness o^smo gjrrnl xifrarmo5(m

rnldesTlg^RC. 3.beauty,Palg.So. seeo^nno.

aQ^&nol 6ni 5. (Tdbh. (S;c5)5rr)l?) 1. Ladder,

bamboo used as ladder, o^. ff),U_ai a>CQ;o^, o^.

.nlofol aiSTO MR. (SjroOTTalnm oQ. .aiD5)roogy

prov. 2. (T. boundary) jjipljasKSauSs)' e>h a^.

gDrolanSg may he meet with opposition.

0^6<^ enu (T. firmness) C. M. Edge, chiefly

the 3 edges of the cocoanut ^T. sSjiIoTitI). ^

Q^srra .xj^.tskd Soisob a cocoanut of 8 months'

growth.

o^fW.lstebalS. (neuter of n^ a:)This. o^w^DSai

now,nû)raS^ meanwhile, oôiaol now(po.)

o^fZyil'ot) eSil a T. Neighbourhood (o^m); hence

Qôiaiib (T. a@3?laJD(b) enemies o^.-oiaijio) cuach

d*>?lra32jDd3al RC.

I. o.g^^ Tdbh. = Cg(iD^,

II. o^^ eb\X T. M. C. (II „^.) What, which?

o^g.uSfO ôsmo how long? o^ôig '^S^M

Bhr. Q^Srrrogajonb oaTTO tzst?^ SiPu. a®5);ai

6ioro)Sso (ST3)C/)iiOo CC. — adj. oq^ o_js5mo

what town? o^S.tDg ru)6)Diis) (STjjSi.Tra ffiauo

culcuooi^ TR. name the several parishes that

are discontented. — also for o^Dnb f. i. ei?£\

MR. which of the parties.— n®tnlooo?A in

wliat proportion.

0^310030 some, any o^tJiDoao gaisTgasTl'iA (Sf^

roooao gong prov. o^crooBo .iilâub some

few. <S5S'cao,Ti3(ba®a)3a©o, 0^^316 n_i0^'3io

TR. some troops, (sraticruado nôionb (Sf^z^

tOdasiD'JSo etc. — mod. adj. oûiDDTTg; tsramiD

c2/d3s)Dconb ch5wo:jj-?t3-!6 (loc.) what sort of

person?

o^go any. oôilsejaô a_jD3?ôprov. anywhere.

Q®3it5)aao some, any o^. ^:sr,£\:n:, !j)jiJ:gJXiortt)

eoijIcBs'Tra CG.

O^^TJYSlo ettam M. Te. (=qôoo) l. a machine

to draw water aQ. i-rnggih, — ajaD-âai)) MR.

in order to prevent irrigation. Q^tii3)5)cfls)0§

wooden bucket of the same. = gej:ff)<05-,o§

2. painful mode of getting up & down, a school-

punishment ogfi og3o:oT3;o ms1can3g_jO(b a®

S)cm Anj.

ti®inauDy> B. = (Sm:(T5),xj3if.

fi^^fGYWQêe-iô ettakkal (fromT. n^^VN. of

0^ 75ia to praisi?, worship & T. plur. of (gT3:c)o=

fSirajS aicb, vu. M. -grpjarcb) Praiscrs, singersB.

n^ÔYO OaJ •— n^f; (6\ 168 a^,rb — fiQ>Q d&)

n^('J3YO)0aJI ettappu (So.) Breast-cloth of women.

oÛulODo edhibam S.(q^' u ) Grown, thriving.

nJ^-.COo enani SoM. Readiness, Ktness (oâ'i)

Q®. CST3) ^v to b(! neat, fit ; a^. (grgjoan to prepare !>.

aj5^nocYV)' enas s. (i^± x^") Sin (po >

I. n^'ot) ea= c32Jorib, 6W)0ib T. M. C. in raro-l

<2canb, o>a^D§dBs^nmVj. etc.

II. n.(pfu)=t^">'T^''^ a Cond. of a^*it) f. i. a®3fm

ciao, Q^ssTOoao (-(ST2)Tb). fmnb ?grnl Pay.

III. affiOfb T. aM.C. What? ( = q®^) agjtb tf) nj

a^C^365 enSu'â T. M. (C. (er^Tj) l. To take

up, wiokl. <B)iiio n^TwloiÔo'Tg took from fire.

-aJZZsl s^sjai^Diti)) Q@. KR. tSioraisTOcb q^.tiM

ojI'tTi^ Mud. si,u5nz^s.ijrnnla2; rootzrh Parasu

Rama, also called (g)q2j!aye-uaai igcT9 RC. <9)fOo

Q@awlm ;i^5im RC. 2. to rise g^cij^caSgliora)!

0)CD DrsDi")on CG. sweetly perspiring. o^.toI

5i3i/y^")nmofoo$0D3o, o^nreolm ajlî::^c)o CG.

(2aio.T_j3crnl Q^rrd)! e3_iejlaf! ChVr. =aQq,M).

3. (Qg)i'rns9>) to reach, stretch arms or legs

Qôffil a®§'^' took with difficulty, o^nwl o^

nî5id9s)0 5ri§ mstSa with evident pain.

VN. Q^crafot, aici5)§jj,oit) oQjTffl lameness.

nîÔgjo eutram TdbU. 'sj'Qô l. Machine euro

20i)3i03«)'Q5> nnlâi.'o KR. Q^:Qig;g_joejo draw-

bridge. 2. Q^!Qa)6TO<:>3 bulwarks KR. 3. de-

ceit. Q^$TC;g_j'5mic6flD.'3ab cunning.

oQCiUiiZo, Q^rra.'Ocesif itA M. necklace, amulet.

o^Q_J eppu, see a^ce6id6>.

oQâD^ email coll. T., So. Palg. (prh. of T.n^

gj^ to be puzzled, bewildered) Beggar, silly

man.

nîOOJot embal (T. oqô) Belch. Q^. g35âlso ogjcruejo gD§c9) amed. (symptom in mo,^!

(Cêj) SoM. agjaucx)sio 2a§£bVi.2. Nid. eruct-

ation.

ag^^fOddso era"âm S. a grass of the seashore

used for arrows (u^Sjcnjgj), said to be grown

out of iron dust, o^'asifgsmo Bhr. oîîd-njei

CC. CG,

a^ro5'<'âô erand'am s.Ricinusc (STûsmcBa.

oîfOleri (T. tank. C. bank of tank} 1. Stakes

to support banking work; bank. 2. gums

li. 3. No, a kind of fish. '4. No. = jlti^/ol in

n^.Cb er T. M. C. Te. (Tu. Q®rro= or^fTO^, o^rroa)

1. A yoke of oxen. 2. plough with draught

oxen. Q^ oiiA a4S-i(So. a^'iiciA.) to yoke to

the plough. Û5n|l<s^5is QgibaoTj)) pole of cart.

,oOcno^(b3iDeri6^j3>^ ix^£\ TP. ploughed with.

S}(b oQ^) (^'O^Zô o)<9i§1 TR. a^S§(b SJ.'Lis' (Bia

Q>'W: Q®"'^3tiJ^ 6i.:>)03ial (SiaQci:^ MR. TP.

cat off the team to prevent ploughing. Q®3n

03 ploughing apparatus.

I. o^jQ eru =Q^* T. Tu. Bullock; hence:

o^TO^, oôcr)D§the province of Calicut, with

the original chief place ^mslcsrirolni (Jew.

Syr. doc.)Q®oo3i>.<SfO, ogoonosairocQaDfb, Q^

OODC^fhSOiq^gg 03g_p@gZO(t TR. Q^:^CT)0§o

KU.

a@oosl0D(li (inS. Ker. Mah. called 'jooiojoaitb

cowherds) the family of the Calicut rulers,

their palace called orgjiicnjo^l KU. the

.5th & 6th prince of the dynasty are called

iâi?. , gDg.'î Q^03:ri;wiro3(gral).T-i2§.

q®-:)OS20(S,-oo.t6 Samuri'.s secretary with 5000

Nayers KU.

Q^rao^nb (T. hero) in o®. a^.r3i^ a war knife,

also QQjTDsnb cD^ iijT) & Q^^DsQ^-)'3ial( see

tsrgi^coo) inhabitant of the QôoacTio§ ; o^

ODck)3J3§rooe33aj TR. one of Samuri's family

(a^"jDc>3^g-jD^the junior Raja Y-2.)

II. oîQ T. M. (VN. aQ)-?3^-9i) A throw, cast.

S)'T3ias"T§3)a^ô5n3 o®Q,5)Sia§R^ (mark of con-

tempt). Q®Q,3 igsiiojo s>5inT)0(tg3 Qj.-na prov.

hit most inopportunely. a^SsrpQ, fOj^lSv-Lja^Tl

superst. (=:gi^(S3D.-aLo). (Sm2«!i3Q, cocoanut-

day. (ScjioSaiQ, rustling of leaves (huntg.) (2,gio

Q®"5^§S) B. to cast up.

ogiqaBi, 61 eru-ya T. M. C. (C. also oâ from

Q^^) 1. To rise, increase, be much, nnlaô?

Q®'')liinrra, jôa^ Q®5l-2g_j0ai^ TR. too high.

o^Qce^ 169 n^Qce.

ajsâzônaoroltal) ao^ggao* QQ}ol.ij(Tro TR. —i^d^Sic^ n^:i^^fa) 6i®§ol (Sa_]D<Q)nrra CG. aao

o®Q,o iôipnb PT. (ST3)'^'a®ca;Q,o(2aoaaca>c)o Veto,

a'OS;SaQ,0 B)Oa etc. (Si'3)rt)0glacbQ^g@§'5ra)lra{)

aQjQ,o Bhr. which party has more charioteers?

2.toarise=:aBl(95) chiefly in the hon. expressions

(0)1 ro3a^@g,'DiâA,(aiQ(yl0)1)0^0,010 to know,learn.

3. to ascend (mod. c9>i2roQ|C&i, £)>WQ,^) cszôooo

o@ol CG. cnSlooDoaximo Bhr. (Sfo^Dsrnl KR.;

chiefly to mount cocoanut trees. o^Q,aD oj^

gi = si(i5isi53 Q^QOT) Qjocrsj, Q^QOT) cTOoaomo

Inf. Qô, a^So 1. much, more, too much, a^

(SOt9s)DGJ0oiiJ1 for a long time. 6i<SnT)0 S)^

^ CG. to doitonce more, aalojoruo oô

(S.xis)^ Qjorra (SruDoilTR. 2 days more, o^

prov. too far- 2. beyond 6nj06imo aioSw

o ojaTlK^ RC.

QgO(flao 1. difference, more or less. anrnlcTrao

oQocsô a3oc3ô curoosi'm oosrmzsl^ TR. so

that all got their due. oÔcSaocai a^si^

(ST2)f.ia>c>3 many people. 005:^2930 •aisng i^fO)

fa})6)^Dj'"i§ (ga_)oai1 took nearly all the pro-

perty. (oioD ajDca«lrm oôojso cuRSciâ^ g)

jjj TR. (=cÔTj3cruo). ruclgjojloinbo (Sf^%

003^15 QÔc930C%(§JJo o)^tm fought several

times with T's. troops. 2. assault. (Sf^fSô

S n^'5)^(m TR. (=019:0)1(^)01^) a-J§oao

ojcTiD (Oicryrooan o®. e^^mf will attack

the Raja ; also with Ace. 5)Q-)onbajl@g0D

oiro oQ}. oîiii^ ill-treated.

QÔcSsoaj id. 1. 2Dro)l'j)rmoa» o®. ajnmo.isl) in

failure thereof. 5)jajg2inr)(dilnD af03 o^. -Sio

snav&icsyo ^gj nothing shall be wanting.

gD(0)~lrah o^'ajl^ ^(3)®® O_JfO03R51Da TR. no

exaggerations or evasions. 2. ojgj a®o

(Saooj 5)jii(3jôro()TR. assault. aj§oacas)3<3rao

s 6i(03 Q^. (0)O5rnlcSsi to offer resistance.

oôcQaiSo So.joÔceaoaz) No. id. qQ}. ^0 (St^jcb

about 10 men. [q£^ etc.

Qôlca; adj. part, much, many. o®. elajaro03

VN. Q^noo l.rise, increase; adv. much, aôo

ojo 0Tasl-2j (opp. (Sioaj). 2. rising, ascent.

(SojaHscoiooo high water (opp. wod3s,o).

a®. S);9)S<a) to fasten a string to creepers.

3.=Q^0Q, climbing palm trees. There are 2

ways of drawing the toddy: cnsicnsôoo

(&— oq) from Kudakkadavu northwards

& from Chavakkadu southwards — the aiGJ

being washed, ojslsôoo (&

—

oq) bet-

ween Kiidakkadavu & Chavakkadu, the

<9iej beingscraped. 4. pulling up=a^'OiO)o

f. i. nÔO51c86)05. (STaciQr's)(T)5>|-3)0§g_jOrtb <3fQ

(Sajoao a®. 5)-aK^ KR. 5. iftCijjlrai o^'ig

ggcunb, Qôoo g'5i^Dca« to be intimate with

a prince (a®Q,a) 2). 6. what is too much,

(1^.00003^1 you did too much. cijoS<Os)OOo

excess in words. ajO(fl«l(SeJoooVyM. abusive

language. — 7. assault o^'soBcb taosnTlôrat)

TR. (513)8^05 ,ono§l(3!)nQ}.S)jii(^ devastated

the country. ogooaiOOoMR. S)S)£n(S:2jOOo

VyM.= (Sra;!nl(^0o: o^. a)^^(Tn (3Tg)<3Jj(JUo

offensive weapon Vi. d^g-jSajas oQj'sBBcb (a_)

iT)iJK»lc9« TR. to act on the offensive against

T. a^.Si<9ô^&i to be ofifended, attacked.

8. embarkation=(9)(Sraooo f. i. nôo0O)l Vi

.

dues for embarking (So. nôQ,0>ti)l).

aÔQl.=(,ôoo3. mounting palm trees. q®oq

(9)D(b those who climb up. Qg50Q,a)f3K?l (So. <S Jii

OQ,<9ir3ial; also ajSJaem.'iJial, (0)ro<S5)(nis?l) toddy

drawer's knife. ng50Q,5^3>ra) palm tree tapped

several times. 2. (=0^000 2.) nôolo

<Ss)o ebb & flow of tide ; up & down spot.

3. (=a@OOo 8) osoolodte ^Bjo ojosiral TR.

4.= n®OQ4. snare oÔQXio,?^((AV2. trap-

door. 5. adv. part, of o^gj^ja).

nÔQcOia. v.T. M. 1. to raise cLiOgo oôolcsô

<QjS)0-ô to increase & lower. 2. to put

on, (0)00)0 Q@. to fix the blade into the spear.

(8Toaj5)cr) roLD,-3T3)l(8r0(a!) aQo6^S)&t:î^§ KR.

3. êmc^ o^. (tnlra^^-jga.'OTailfol), (ftOgîXi!) oQj.

a. to inform, suggest. b. to talk, speak

(hon.) 4. to embark (^ô^ o®")Q;uo.Tb

SQiD, jiirocSb" aQOCiaiOô goot^Ciô TR.

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agêja— tiâ^cfe 170 ^§^—^^f^

5. to multiply S)a.jQ:uo5)a oS^^<Sii^CiA oôol

(OiggazÔfsli £hlyncQffiCS.rule of three. iQ>Daj:ijo

a^sraoolcaofa') VyM.

I. o^ô elam 5. S. Cardamoms org) aaicfiJlrai

Qjlacs^cTD Q^. gajoo anrra (rev.) ^rDroTalridl

(Cicirai o®eJZi5)aj<9s ®a_jD3i^ (Oicrnlayo 0d.rQQ-jo

is@9 o®. fmo^p^ v9) TP. jijliSooejo a med.

Q@GJ^f0i93 the produce 2^B^£»^(iAcn\<^m (flilsan

o^. TR.

oâj^fOo <&lip1^ TR. = Q®ej0ej. ftaria).

Q^GJ.'orara'i Card, seed (hence the name Elet-

oêjgjlgrai), — g-Jg^rai) Card, pods.

oâiaJDEj S. bark of Ferouia, med.

Qâjoa_ii2)o a Niiga oQ}. Qmoyig Bhr.

II. aQ^ô=<3^ô Port. Leilara; auction,

nêjoro elas, aêjl^ (=(S)0^) a waist

ornament, containing silver coins (^QcSs) also

(Soiejg^f. i. ff)ajggl,i230g_jnb o®.— QâimtSg, jh

ytorz^ral) s^c&scma®. (Mpl.)s)aj§al(i335ralc8nar(A

fS-Q^. MR. Kinds: gssroaj^', a nJtssngeJjf^'.

oQ^Ô ela 5. (=00)50?) Cry to encourage one

another in hard work.

nîTjb el T. M. 1. Possibility, reach oêja^sngajTl.Tj))

sâjsl o)ajd9ffl= a_i060B. 2. preparation, re-

sponsibility. Qâjocsiri nicely done, oêjo o_i3§o

cug.5)ro 5)a-is (ai3-Uo)or) aja.«3ro)l vu. 3. comfort

nggej 6)a)sl(t)lcS5) to be uncomfortable.

a®5)gj§f)v (T. C. Te. Tu. SoM. a^S)^<^Q) en-

gage in, be responsible for. VN. Q^gjD§.

oQ^j^ 065, mre T. M. 1. To suit, fit (qcS\(S\

(Sgejo ®g_jorij)Dao CG. (SaJ3c9)an oêjrm oxo)

Q_iK^, (Saioaâa oQjejo aoccA CG. (^âjoc^si).

2. po. = a5reoa) to have (sraaoaasujGJo oêjo

(c^foob RC. aosooejo ia,5n^, — alsplaa*; ^d

âj32J3c>3 Bhr. etc.

Qêjo old Concess. (=Q®ejlejo) siSiaigJ^s^gjD

mocaiDSfoejo 5^ ^gjiScniDch CG. any one=

(sr2)®roaao.

{^î^, OC^ 1. To hit, take effect, ansor)

QÔf^ has worked. Neg. ogejo'fLjejaso 22^ Bhr.

(=aciailc9«D@;; (Sufob ealôjlorn oggejofltm

Mud, — (ôla^cfo, i955fs, c/aoo_jo uôq o^noltS®

Bhr. (STOs)s)Qjâ^.c)o oêjejo Nid. altuo dho

ffioooQ <So_iocai1 CG. 0iPO£ô asroiô d)0OQ,o aaj

aPeio QÔQ Bhr. oozzaoajofoissscX) q®. Brhm.

2. to meet in battle. roiZii^ral) q@oq, fell out.

(gcTulrai) (2a_i33iD Q^^^ ojlsom ojoipld) Sroia

Qj,^ to engage, attack, ôjffifoos q®"Q, Siois

o(i KR. rooc2;t8«)0§ o_is QôQ, OTODBirai q^ô

aonoonnlgjKU. q^dq arolcSsi, a®aJD5)fa) aol-no

6)<9)0do Mud. 3. to receive, take in charge

aV)^S032,o qQJOQ, OJOoOIÔi, esp. 6^S)ft Q®^ q. V.

Q^nbcroôroo a^gjDob accept my services. cSTj)

oolihli^ aj(uf3)c£hn6 QÔQ TR. undertook to

advance it, QîQ,Qjo5rnliSo selling for another,

petty merchandise. ciÔQ,n_io§(&) to sing with

or after. 4. to admit, confess, (Saoaô oÔQ,

o-jOiSi to acknowledge the fault, oôo g^rmarao

saying yes, auoaa^ a^. to attest. 5. to multiply

6)a_iQ,xi03 0f3l) ojlggs^ca; QÔQ, CS. multiplying

the second term with the first (=6)a_jro3cfl5)).

VN. Q^gj f.i. .ojlaôÔTOdis Q®. g.5n| effect

(=:nnaio) — oQjaisi.iJsl a volley Vi.2.

CV. n^gjlces) in all significations 1. (^f51 qQ.

to wound. aojD5moajocxâj®ff)cr)a@'-^ AR,

2. onosiloior) o^g^.^ ojlg^csa to make a

dog to attack or seize. 3. aainoo^ (Sa

(Sajiogsim q®'^ KU. committed to Indra.

a\iaejo sajaio (Stgsia a®'=^ msfOT3)ljj_j3.T6

MR. So esp. erasag^cSo, sjsiiS) Q^. to make

over to, entrust with. 4. (Qild q^. to tell a

story, deliver a speech. 5. oô^cBsraiggjlces)

a.= (3i(VS)o 6)&to^«^ (flj.walcea prov. to come

to grief thro' one's own fault, carelessness,

etc. b. ^foiDob astpl^'Cnifal) (m3!Tb.!Donb prov.

ciffiOJ eva S. Thus; indeed.

Qôjo thus (po.)=aQ)Tro.

aÔJOfu evan T. M. (a^ II.) f. ri^cubo, pi.

ci^QJcb, ogÔJ Who? cru-^033a5)@g3«s eras

o^cq — n^caênol 171 oôOl—oî^

coocavoi Qôjrrf) CG. which of these two is my

real self? ajso6ss3C!j^@gaj<b Qôjfb CG.

—

Q^xioao every one, qôjoso all,

n^fl^ eVU better qôzj Shooting.

fig^C/9 esa (Ar. asa) First nightwatch, prayer

after twilight.

fiQ^.^cej esup (old ogj-ojcSi q. V. T. oîg!,) To

unite, fit, meet, take effect (= ojocjai, o^gj^

a ) ojDcasiSBcX: @d/o <20rnl(S3LOS Q®^(ScaJOc)o CG.

come in contact, (graiinb sacinlsca'OSSC'alnnDnt)

Q_ioaja)nb aof03Sajo6iscm Sojosiaj fight, mem

g^raf) Q^sicoDgj no intercourse, S^caeroch aQ

^nm n-jO(jiS!SB(h a^t-iocmorh CG. QâalcaTlgj

prov. fBTaiJiîSnrDOSo q^c/do helps nothing, enj

(g^cai^fab Q4gc/30,-ma inconceivable, o^c/aoeacmo

cn^sTDcSsnOTnrai) KR. (=:ajroo).

"VN. Q^-^ q. V. also o^c^ in rooeaDtfisiraoGroos

aQij^S)ri_is g)(&iDggc&i KU. to meet in war,

attack. ftiilnBmDajDarifab 6)5)ajeJDfDii oQ'^

Qjrtai-DToil KU. (= ojcaejlrai — oQmâ^ or oq

aio Qj«SfiJ«fl?)

aQicQ:\esaS.(m.ofQ^(tJirai))Thi8onen®:fi]6T2)Dnbpo.

o^.ceQ&noo esanam S.(\/â2 -0^)866^05, wish-

ing. Q®.-fi26Tn cLiO'ôKSBcb ass Saj eusmjul^ Bhr.

i^sojcfiaemc KeiN. Q^:a3sm(@cQ,'6SQô Bhg. tsn

culBjoajc/atDralraf) ojoraTlcaso eflûnf) si^mo (n_)

oDa&jDfOo) KeiN.

o^ffi^&nol esani (Vi. o^ysnil, n^ftsrnl; T.

Q®^ rail, Te. oâi defame, C. Tu. Q®(rolc9>

disgust) Backbiting, talebearing oQ. (^^<a,

(a_i(BcaJDc61c65, PT. Q^. (Sais Nal. heard his

exaggerating tale, n^'cea 6if035)axi§ i§^6iinaO(b

Nal,[as Narada.

Q®-aj5m icSsjOfortb calumniator ; set on mischief.

den V. Q^'raasrnlcSsi V2. to breed discord,

o^qDI ehi S. ((3T3)+3D imp.) Come, oôolsz

Bhg. come to me.

065,^(77)0 eliSam T. SoM. (Tdbh. Srioai, <25U

aj) Contempt, mockery; also oârtJi-io n_io<9)

to sneer. (Calic.)

og^^cfij. ^ elu-ya C. M. (ag)^<a>) To rise, used

hon. of Raja's moving =: o^yjoiangâi, but

applied to lower dignities, o^wilsfo^cft to

meet Vi, 2.

Q^glscascsrantioib a class of Brahmans at Tali-

parambu; o^sasn^ (SSiocs2?laj«)o, (srâi

ssBOsnrra fa?l6)g_j§ o^jsao foicnjroaafe TR. (q^

(Sao= Qffif-CU) N. pr. of Cottea-yattu rulers.

foTlns^cTLnm Qâ^ctti(Sa5T3ioao & oâ^ScsiJS

(Si3i:3)oacijo KU.

o^g. in aioSfOg q. v.

Qâlcea V2. to walk with arms akimbo.

cx^'S' ela (a®y) Fine, penalty, exacting presents,

Q®<pc3ô (SaiotPOjjo KU. Yi.

oQ^tPl eli (Q®y>) N. pr. Mount eli (Heili of Marco

polo, d'Eli) oroaJjOiacaaio in KM. rather "the

high."

Q^tfloig-jOsaodo N, pr. a Colattiri king KU.

a^!^ elu T. M. (C. Tu. o^f. Te. a®ay; VN. of

o^âi height, growth) Seven; the 7th day

after death (oîi^nrro (Scuoca) a ceremony) Q^y>

Qjoumjajcfecss TP. entering her teens.

Q^tpoo 7th, Q®. aoglai Vi.= Qg)^cnâj0oalc9i

a tower, fort. o^. o^So the 7th sign of the

Zodiac from that of one's nativity; one's

wife (astrol,)

o^tP^sjrruoaj the 7 leaved milkplant Echites

scholaris, & Jatropha manihot KR, a^'

(S,-0t3)3rai) MM.

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S>(1^ EI (At)

6)aQ changes often with (srdw\ f. i. ^(©coJlsaioaijo

KR. = 5)S)(f3). s)5)foi(b CG.& foiatriib, Sis^cSi & £n

^; passes into a® as (tntiJ^, rmoiaj^s (from

T. termination iu «oQ), in M. palatinal ora),

or into (gra as, 6)Q(j)cnj^ — (sn>aii<^; (Ergjaicnjosl,

siQôuosl— tsracnjDs'.

I. 5)00) ei, ai S. etc. luterj. Aye, hey!

II. 6\a^ 5 .= (BTOS^ (T. SioQiQ^ Tu. 3)00)03 C. Te.

o)ag)§) in 5)Q^cij(b, also S)aQo in (BtasrmQ, 500 etc.

rgT3)C3iriros)5)i'OT3)caoo 1005th (doc)

6)n6)aft>o.mo district of 5 Cos.& s)QQ)c8fflo.'0)o qcesiD

(010 Q^nm 6iismjjl-o\ KU.

oioaasl the 5 tribes of Cammalar, also called

o)QQ)3)»)0gjri2D(b loc.

o)QQ)®ffiD03rrf) 5 cornered.

5)00)000^ 5X4.

S)QQ)a3)ej mocoo VCh, 5 headed serpent igrgjro^

qd 6âQ)'srDT3)0§ a.gîSiaaTa prov. KR.

6)ag)cnJ@ 50 (=(gT3CTU.g) oioôojô amao ajo^

as; Anj. learn the letters.

S5o®S)nnuomD 5 chief metals, [as also igâi).

65aQ)zgej cow with 5 teats (claimed by Rajas,

6)QQ)oaisl 5 feet, g)^ foilfolsnn^ 5)aQ. 00032,0

about 3 P.M.

SioQirsjo^, OT35J0Jn| 5 years.

oJoQcsnocdnrao, (sa'Si^ziôo 5000.

5)aa)caJ^rD6ngocr)noiTti=sc/aâLJnb Ram.

55QQ)ajlforot) Ricinus c.=Q_j6i2U0oêjo.

?eiag)d95Dfflb ei'yal An ant that makes a nest

Vl. (S)o^9i,3ra))?)

6)n^Si(Z^j3 ei'yamatyam S. (Q^<a0(tn^) Una-

nimity, (vu. oio^szarrg o Vi.) oIqQ). aonrn^siSD

gj Nal. our friendship.

6)QQ)<S)0(WjS)gj§ KU. of one accord.

5)ag)c9iOi49.o S.=:ag3(S)0iJ£)«D.

eâôeeêj eikkala or csirscaJloeeej (Syr.?)

Nave of church Vi.

5)(^^jo eikyam S. (o^caio) Unity, union. ^11

rosni (Sa_i(b fsrasmjocnjo «)qQ). siiaosngoft KR.

felt particularly drawn together. S)Qgi£f>,o anml

Gjo gDgjormlrolceso (ar^faieooj ChR. the disen-

gaged spirit.

S)aQ3,fiy> id, (a)20l(tii) 5)ng). @Dgj no harmony.

(er2)(Oi0o;2jl(Tn am9i<2mo§o sioQ). gogj 5)^

OQ,o ChR. remains perfectly uninfluenced.

eô^roTlcô ei6ihyam S. (©foVlaO) Traditional

or Purana lore.

6^ci^rr^,36TQJDOO0fDl Sk, Siva, see ro.o*.

e)ag)(Snf^0ô einbolam Tdbh. ,-macs laoao Mar-

riage litter s)a^. nôôoDch Nal.

6âg)(a3o amd'ram S. Belonging to Indra 5)ag)

(ogaocs^gg oogj oO-xTlff^ KR. ff)a®23>i-J3aul

Indra's place & dignity. [(BigâjadoKeiN.

6)aQ)i23eaoejl;9)ab juggler. 5)ag).' oeas ajlaji&cb

5)ag)anJ0S|= (ST^CQJaU0Sl CC. CG.

6)ag)6^nQJ(?BCiD6oeim-peruinal(S)ag). T. C. Tu.

= (gras3 lord) iu old diet. = (Sexiejob Husband's

brother.

fflo^CQ/'o eyyam (Sio®. I. crying out) = (HTaSJo

1. Alms 6)qQ). ^raoDOJib Anj. 2. doubt, grief

5ici®C2;0OOQJTb God (Anj.) 5)qQ. rBraaiool (sra

aavCQoOo majjO Anj.

5)a0)CQJrifu eiyail= (BTa^nbGod. s>aQi. esfts-srainb

Brahma (SidD.) ffioQ). o^rragg o_ia.'ni3)l3)nbo

Anj.

S)ag)c»gjnb=(gTg^gj"it), noDcao- ajrasaxiw KU.

5>nQ)ca(b T. M. Gods, Brahmans.

ffio^roo eiram =6)S)3jOo (loc.) Noise.

6âg)(0D&flOl eirani (T. C. Tu. from S. oio^fOD

aj6T7Tl= @3(CT305rr?) A plant, auma'; also=^.o

s<ft(TSmoTrichilia spinosa; also=ca)OSo_jlsrnDc8s.

o)oQ)fôsrn^^f,— c9a5,—®ano§N. pr.agramam

once representing one of the 4 Brahmanical

divisions (see a>ifc9io) KU.

e^n^fDDQJfZTio eirava6am S.(^roD3Jf3l) refresh-

ing) Indra's elephant.

iSQQ)raocijf!«l N. pr, of river, lightning (po.)

61a^f61— 6idB6id&. 173 6)n^Gi\Sio— Sô^^QjI

ff)ag)f6l eiri Hayrick, cijs^si^rol No. (^rraooj

So.) straw stack.

6âg)fb eir =(ST3cail(b Iron ore-

ff)ag)aj eila^tgraoinai A fish.

eiog^QJrb eivar T. M. C. Tu. (II. sio®) Five per-

sons 55a®xiil5o_jraffiaajfm KIT. o^sinbo oraiSici^

sngliTJ^ T)nâjiti Anj. (5 sins).

6)<xQ)Gdo eisam S. (orooca) Lordly, belonging

to Siva. 5)0^)00000 ffirtJiS3m) Bhg.

ff)ag)'-«oroo (orooc/aoroo) adj. N. eastern.

6)a^C'3J'gjo 1. =ofOoc«_irDfm-io. 2. glory, super-

natural power. QQ)«5)gc/B_iâjo (orasrnla,

ZaO\2s, COf^la, GJ'^Z, ofQoOalfniJo, QJC^^rJDJo

(fyoci^, (Q_)o<a)O0|O or (tyoaiocô KR. (HT8

6rnl0Da,ff)ff)c^c/D_i^ oxSlaul KeiN. 3. gran-

deur, wealth.

6)aQ)(j'dJ<ûorh chiefly wealthy.

6)CLQ)Gd\<&>o eisi"âra S. (gjcmltoi) sin®. (STa(rroo

Reed-arrow AR. Bhr.

ffloôDldSio eiM'yam S. (©no) Of this world,

of this life (opp. ajOfBv@l(Sio) SloQ). <S0Oid1_^

VCh, S)ag). (mrrnlfai) (Tg6)jl^ Anj.

6)o^gQJl^ eilavili S. (©a) Cubera 6)aQô

raiDo nol2al(m0DC2;>xjroo siaagâTlajcmDo (sic.)

Bhri,

â is sometimes changed into ^ (as 6>(tJ)0§, gsssi^,

@sas<9i) and vice versa ; now & then = oj, as

6i intcrj. Oh!

6iS&> okku B. Palg. Hip, loins; = ^cSsio.

65d86icfi5, i-grg) okka'ya 5. (whence 6i(Tra, arro)

1. To be the same, one; be like, tally, earra)

cSffld) Qg)gjoo acflQo acnao S)<9)0gjro3@ Bhr. cruo

co(d)ls>ce«)Da5ra)@ Sojosâj ajoai Nal. in keeping

with the circumstances. 2. to be together.

(BTaojib abifmoffgs (^sl CG. moo ©(t^ nntsigjj,

5mo ready for help, ac^ croCoCTOo^:^ Mud.

3. to please cnlsms^ceaoSi-nraisc^ Bhg. where

you like, ojosroraxo) Qg)rnlca« arsialgj did not

seem acceptable. 4. to agree, (oisssa'ral) oj

O6)sro®oc!^ came to an agreement, covenanted,

aigîcsjjo ouiaTlcsjjaocsiri goiggon^ Mud. 5. to

be fulfilled, oaotuo asigon^ cuoTa Bhr. 5)_aio

oTxm aasicsô aaonlces) ac;^ KR. came to pass.

6. v. a. to compare, promise 5)3j6rn5iC52;o)nmorDr37l

s ajfirnlQân ojoaTlajosicfisiogj CG. mistaking it

for butter.—(3i(03QjDnb^sl^.go aSOTSinbPay.I

grant it at last, a(!^«i9io@^<S) to admit. a_i

emo at!^ promised money, sia-jsnb atflm to

dispose of a daughter in marriage Vi.

VN. aiBsirafj espousals V2,

Inf. ac05i (Te. one) 1. together; ag)5int)0 atStem

g@gaj(b, oQSinbo aâci^g^ôood) often

SxSsi'^'SS, ac9s)g_jO®S, G!i<8s>(Sai<SS) aTOtOT?)

nb TR. one of my people. 0s1êjQqj5)5 a

cSS) 6)<£h0§t!^ Qjls<ai(t^. 2. all, a<SmC£ô,

aceaSoj, acSsiSojcxjjo the whole, (sira)* a<eis)

g^5iT§ocsulf!snrK) MR. aosraosiomoêacsôs^^^

applied every imaginable means. — Often

adv- ac0«C!ô êmaocsiJls (câ^cSsioo he

would do all for me. ?Donl acesiCQô TR.

moreover in every thing etc. — Sometimes

rather meaningless, âi QjcTycfls)c>3 aan

TR. certain property, âiroi aceaCSô (=

(sragjo aas).

acDsiOO^,— eg No.= a:yo(g discord.

e,<BsiOsmo Vi. promised gift, also acSaoao, (?>

<Ssto£\<asi (old). [right.

atcra adj. part, equal, consistent, agreeable,

aforsxQjffmdBa a closed, correct account.

a«5ra)55S)c£h a practised hand for measuring

correctly.

at5V3MLja?iwl equal share.

a'Oiro)o_io common measure (doc)

atmaffig-jofflGJ, atDtaQjarno according to. o^ôo

cnlffmcte a.i3i3)Qj|rno curoo Mud. according

to your wish.

6^§=i° 174 65dB6id9>— 6iJ^

eaOTraoal^ a corresponding paper, receipt, writ

of compliance,

amaoca C.T. help Vi.

aTjrajlfolcSs) to be in one line, consistent, correct.

eatmssonDcOsfJi to compare, examine, contrast,

correct.

asiforaiaosa union,

fut. part. eg_jaj(b. S>g-j(b equals Vi. eho)a\om

emo CG. (see a,-nra)SiS)£b).

6ia_io VN. 1. Equality, harmony fflgJo CLiroo<gi|

Prahl. to remain behind, unlike a. ®§a>, (Srg)

c9Qc£b to equalize, smooth. asnTl cro-isrnsjnaalfsb

n-jlâ<Sces)Ogi sitSiosTTg a. ajfiSKîSaDoNal.

—

adv. alike gi5rnanaj(SmD5 aô (c/jciolcSs, tgra

cusraas ag-jo ©rolcflanD@ (3cffiocq,0gj Bhr.

arrnloionDnT) a. aQ)iyonb AR. met each arrow

with one. a. o_iO6Tnra)0f3i) ojlsl.^ enjoool^

<Sa_ioo SiPu, if you speak again thus. —double ag_jo ag_jo 5ii9io§(i^ cryalsKOcas AR,

as)g_]3gjo distributing alike oQjgjoajcfigo agJ

g_jo (sic.) c/arolcaJl^ MR. 2. being together

ag_jo Qôgama MC. to overtake, keep up with —@f!5t3)0<s.xiDS ag_jo STJsonb i^s\ (Sojorojo Bhr. an

ooj i0O(9go rmnnlceso raioxios aoJo (doc.)— adv.

(graxitnatio ag_)o agg (BT3)|.aic>3, £n<S(mnos a.

S)U^ TR.

ajjrao id. 1. 0OO5)3Ôg_jroo ®gjoBt3) 830^0 dis-

united. 2. QQ)5)rtbo agjrao (gracm^ TR.

with me. — Even with Instr. ergsraaorai a.

>aD§lf(3fi Qg)y5)rm@gl TR.

ag_jorol comparison, a. clj:-)<0i to flatter, defend,

praise and lament the dead Vi.

VN. agj (5.) 1. conformity, a^Djiioroo con-

federacy Vi. agjlgjDOTa incomparable, a

gjliPcSsioinadvertance {= (ojaaao). 2. signa-

ture, agreement, e,. &n^&, @3§<ai to sign,

aoejcmlrai) rroa^cm s><Q>osng agjl§oj'-^ MR.

made to sign,

agiaôsmo fee given to Janmi on signature

of documents (4 fanam).

agjôl agreement, asigj^ grant Vi. cn^

5>5 S)5)<Q)6)c2;ogjlsoOT3)g ajcjorooonjoaoqgg

@ <f) orosmo TR. the RsTj^ does not sign

in mourning time.

CV. ag-pc9is) 1. to equalize, o^gyoolc&silejo arts

(Sa-ios)CJ aojl^ jiion^<a) TR. to assess

equally, c&isrgrij) a. V2. to mimick — also to

compare. 2. to adjust aiai ogeT's^cioogjloBs)

(in building), chcnj 6)^>'Sia1 Sc&iDSoejlcSsi a

gjl^s Arb. fitted the handle to the axe.

aiaejo aira6i3i3§.o agjl-oi eicaigl Bhr. 3. to

please, persuade 0oofr» a. to satisfy Vi.

iaai5o;oi2iO'9tiô)aagj''g-joCTnoi3iri AR. to deceive

simpletons. 4. to prove ag^rvrt aitfifioemo

aiD§l a., aipa-jao(rro63ao)g. aiogl agj^g_j

cunb Nal. to prove by praxis. c0O((TOo £r>s

§^ a. to demonstrate from the Shastras.

5. to settle agjl^ (mlg!_ion6 a-.iplsraslgjMR.

come to a settled agreement, aijiônt)

(sras^jlaio (sraSoOo a-.iplsmTa) oâuooiijo CC.

closed the sum of past joys, a-.ernoicSfflOgjl

-oifoifoao KU. deliver over, ssmuaroo ag)|rno

agjl^5)(a)0§«^Mud.gaveover the treasure

exactly. ^clcOO o_iomo a. KU. to pay a

tribute of. <&>a>o, tOigJo, Smij a, to pay in

full, fulfill a3jl:£âj(SrDori|nm ooltaTltml TR.

Neg. V. aojo 1. is not like, (sra) <2cLj3(b eaio

ejlcryifâjcaj^ûrnitirifm axjo AR. snroeoado

ojcroTlcanral) e>-ô<S(iy) ojotd t^ô CG. 2. can-

not. a,lj0.';31^=<2.jJfO3tI3T3).

a;yocg discord.

11. eidBadOs, 066^1 okkU"Jfa(Tu. todig, C.totread

out) To indent nooaiTl a^s^^ acSsTltSsiasro^,

6^.^ OCCa = aoco 1. Sound, noise, voice Qg)rrra

6)s a^5)C2; (Sti_iD«aj ajlalôjnb KR. a^5)gj

^(Qy to be loud, audible a^sioJSOCSTO o_iost3i^

oolcrro CG. qoloj aô)g_j§iSicsyo MM, a breast-

wound, g^^roralraboQôrmo ajyaoBRDggoOjerno

ScSisrra, aôGjltflsiy.-maliitu oonasrnlsjcsz/'o^csô

(B<S)c)o(S5)0aiJl CG. a^ «ce.s<9> (huntg.) to tie

a bell (jiTlaJcTy) to dog'o neck. a^cBO^SgJ

hoarseness, aâaJScSwo MM. from wound iu

6^.Sl— 65Slae& 175 6i§— 6iSo

throat, a^cail§£b to make noise. (3o_Jslaj(TO0D

Q, S>.^&i:i£\ Genov. (in huntg.) aô) j Dggl

^ RS. made a fine noise. 2. name, fame o_j

Bhr. a£io)gj§ajnb famous Vi. 6iî5)g_]§,'aifal

published.

61S] odi (=as II.C.Te.) 1. Groin Qjcaoolsinbo

6iS^ = cuejl the 3 lines or folds on the abdo-

men, foisiâifliob asloo^^^jo (Hraslaaiojio Nal.

2. side oQo^ntio asl, (Bt3aii5)eJosl q. v., rmcajraa

Sjnboosl.'oraisicm Qjoy? TP. to be favourite.

Chiefly piece of ground, = g^tpaj ; ai'sngajBf.o

cLjO(TJj<&)g.o iSios)gosli»ô TR. division or

range of ricefields. o_isl6roio)0(BO as^cxiTifai) (S0

(Sai (fhsrô MR. (=cL_i05o)— what is aslceso

eroigrroirol^ KU. (lifetime?). 3. sorcery, to

break the enemy (in Madagascar "odi" witch-

craft) asls)ajc6s) to use & asîtnlas) to counter-

act enchantment. 4. a hunter's hut (also ag/1)

a. 5)ia>s<ft, Jii6)2i<ss>.

asliflsioronb (-2) the comrade mraii'Siajosltflsio

a>nb & oJlffjgyDslcSaDâb (huntg.).

aslcSaita, — (S^cdo (1) bubo, rupture.

aslcSsipl B. (4) draught of privy,

as^gjra (4) privy; (3) charms buried to maim

him that paises over tliem Vi.

aslaoso (4) hut.

aslcffiot) (3) sorcerer, esp. of low castes as Na-

yadi, Parayan. — ôsiajoslcoinb lame (loc.)

aslojloi (3) witchcraft.

6iSlciy d9> T. M. C. (= g.S(S?jd.) To break, (sra

ejl nt) 5) Oiaaij asloraratplcajlral) îjlona KR. a

SioroTOiODc broken back. @@a(flTlra!i aiDS)ejD5^

srarrpScLjoo MM. <& oej fQ6n|o aslOTrgi aiom

(ScSs) orgjo a med.

aS'csDO'maig a bracelet of one piece.

VN. asl.ij . a breach, brake.

6^51:65) V. a. l.To break, as oarjshaft.xrigyl'iim

a., m§ a. Vi. cucmo a. beggars to exhibit

an empty stomach. .ijl6)ra)^ a. to plough

after sowing. 2. to use witchcraft KU.—

CV. aslgjlao to cause 1. & 2. v. a.

6i§ odu T. C. Tu. po.M.(=at;V2.si.le) 1. With

ajlQijla)mD§, short = ^506, a:)§. 2. place

(sra5)6!5BD'bls)«JSD§'f>a7a Bhr. AR.

6i§ce3 odu-ya (obs. \r"of as), a§60T5) To come

to an end. VN. a§aj end. e>'§<Q,Yi.—s,^

1. groin. 2. a timber tree; a§ihlagoi.

65§65^ce5 odunilU-â T. M. Te. Tu. (see prec.)

1. To come to an end finjDsmo a§63i3D.'oia oUSTtTI

UR. (siacTu a'oroTS) (gr2).umoiplc9i KR. ajo

6raro)scat a^ssigSaD Bhr. too long to relate.

(SoiDo a§6ogô)cnj Mud. ô. croocutsrurao

S)cai05ng a^ssi^nm cffiooDo Bhr. eora.oio a§6SB3

S)iwo,Tnoihlc2; iftLQ interminable. 2. to die,

esp. of smallpox.

VN. a§ci3s)o 1. end=:a§aj; (Hra^rat (sa&xrro

QjosrnlsDo a'«^ Prahl. at last. 2. adv.

finally 0fai)a_ioa<2ii5T3)O§ Szurooo agctoo cnlem

o)ceis)S50 Prahl.

a. v. 6i§ce6ia&5, cB&l 1. To finish, destroy, ora

tmno a. Anj. to spend. 6)îD5)(mo§ceal, tara

CTyf50a5).-oira (arascSal a^cttel CG. aceaciô

5)ij>DBral a. TP. 2. B. to pay taxes.

6i'^(£bo Otta-jâm T. M. (C. Te. Tu. asisrg) Camel

^g^gg (ij gaiSOBdo a'ltnalnrnl.fgo Nal.

agi&gjsaTl ostrich.

a§Sigj§a)|20T6 giraffe MC.

6h'^cb Ottar, (Si§lcQ;{^ 5. Orissa people, acuT'

cac, acuSlcao, chiefly of the tank-digger's caste.

6i§o Ottam T. M. 1. What holds together (as

picture-frame Vi.), stops a leak. 2. wager,

stake at play. a. 5i3)Sc&., flOjcfln, ajO-> to bet.

a§® 3T3)Gg,o Q®(!^s>ain^ he will not reach

the lists, the natural term of life.

S>^£t> T. M. Tu. C. 1. to adhere, stick,

a^nii) adhesion.

a§eJO(b (T. a§otb) enemies RC. —CV. aglas) to paste, glue ajc>oajlrot^ a.

2. to give in, be lean (a§l opp. o-ogaD^ MC.)

cOjTajosDQcX) agl^sl VetC. my cheeks have

become hollow; so lOinjlcfeigdUo, s^jiicnj (see

6i§l6ifa)3— 6h^dd&o 17G 6^^d96i— 6im?)

ffl<flS(Si II.); to be wrinkled (like asl) iS.o

agral) flaw in wood Vi.

asaiocrurab Ottalia or Damasonium Ind. Rh.

agl a kind of cake.

a§ 1. glue Vi. 2. bruise, impress orai^ral)

fflib &. <ft§63Bl o_iO(^. 3. C. T. Te. union,

the wliole (=aoo) agotSa, asdBsiOefls), asl

§(Q) to sum up. agcfis in all ergisoraô oirgjCffi

QjfiSo (^sl a^(fls O-S) (BT3i|.<a|.o (jud.), also

ascsao.— a§o(8^., asnâ sum total.

4. Neg. aso gjgjnotat all, not the least, not

for a moment; hence pos. as a little, some

as asro— as soorao, asooocb aiiplsTmo)

SoJOcb CG. a®§So a little way. a5)§o^

CDSceaooocsnoraliTR. as soon as I can walk

a little, c-arao as rrycBgiaDo Gan. the versed

sine will be pretty accurate (math.) a§§t0ao

V2. about so much. asasesBl, as§o®g_jo

ma cLjlodBsicaa.'al) CG. asâjfb ScuooiOib

asêj<bail^lsiono(bMud. 4. No. clamp

of a door etc. ajaffHejloTa a§ faioiocaa.

6i§l6Y3)06rri), ei^lcoioenrt) ottiyan (Tu. C Te.

from ^serargosnb) Cutaneous eruption on the

loins, a. aiP^cajo med.

6^6*^ onda No.=iijroc69§<0« Filled with water

for 005)00(8^000— a5iâ?ô <ftOO^C£ô Q®§(!^

OK»folcs^3Jont) (2.i_j0(93crra (loc). see sy&osns.

616^2 onma T. aM. (VN. of acb) Beauty,

splendour asnbi&iSfal), &>snbni(Qo, asi^rosm

fifccb, aoTTzoarao, asnticijoora!) ff)jiioralrro)0(t)RC.

6i(75)\ ohl= ^(!£\ Odina.

B^SS^dft) obuiinu'ya T. M. (Te. C. a«^=aOQ,Si) 1. To give way, step aside, shrink, yield.

leraro^thlfai) agssal oo^cno KR. stood humbly

before his father, ana ScSissrnlra!) a. 6)<9-,o5iTg

PT. hid himself. ^siaioO) 6)0(22jO5 a. RC.

2. to be contained, adjusted. (Hraoj^nbo Qjorg

cuai rmnolces? agSsrasrs^ he ought to succeed

to the deceased's property (jud.)

VN. 6^rg) 086^0 1. Being settled & compressed.

Q^gjoooloroo <&ow a. <9)5n|(gS65Bl matters

are somewhat smoothed down, aigjlnm a.

gjgj no elasticity, yielding q'uality, soft touch

(=0lo3crco, Q_iTno). 2. subjection, contents

(Vl.=r(gTaSc9S)o).

agdha shelter; stairs Vi.

a. V. 6i^dB6id&), <A6] To compress, restrain

((3T2)0O5):si'), subdue (={gTa5d)3a) 'V2.). izcnr^

a. to humbleVi . dEh^rai a. to enclose. Qjoa (Stoi

^5>z^ agceisl TP. to soften by bathing, fooô

agcSsTl<&:8rl°

'^^3° TR. give up the land to

Tippu. <9ioô qQ)ôo a. Arb. to settle.

6i(iyr(ji adj. part, of acSa I. q. v.

6i.^25)c&) ottU'ya To jump, skip, dance ajôm

egfOo HNK. frog, atJialoosaa MC. snakes.

(gal (ftejesigaoo a'srajl ajly>(S)Cqjo Bhr. fencers.

^^srnlnrra «0S^ a:!Jiffil amo ^clHsI Bhr. dnogi

mlfd) a., ^gJlSialg, 5)<3)05ng SiagjSOJ «J)3a

iZOS)Wo:m'^ aW^ CG. whilst playing on the

flute indicate the tact by moving the eyebrows.

aoiaocao, a:Bi3;o:aj a play with cudgels, wrest-

ling, a. o_Jo)ari, Q_jl5lc0«, o_jC2iOQ,c&) Vl.

eifWTOOOb Ottail, 6irrv)D0fb (Ar. hajjam?) A

Mappilla barber (& circumcisor) laoel — (Oiosi

csô 'oiejooorojo caiacscasngfoTlorr) a'i20OD§ oTlai

dtolTR.

eiCTR, onha (T. anb^ C. Te. Tu. V^ a) 1. One,

neutr. ofaRS. also for masc. <ftsla2;3n23o)ra a

orroo <ai06rr3crnl^, srsjasBcX) amaggmoo TR. as

long as one of us is alive. 2. adv. anrrayarro,

arms'l^, ag)S)rm arra (SooDSceasTDSa etc. once.

3. something (emph.) ota.usioo qJTis^-^ 5)<&>05r§

cufooo (3ras)gjffiblral> a. rsractaeojl^ oiraDo TR.

tho' it may cost us something (our lives), ôia

OolcsyofaiO:mCT3o aJ993Ciô a.TTOialgjOoJfO) QJfJSo KR.

will be destroyed. Emphatically repeated, asnm

ara aoDca6)ra aisng, aSfmara oiDcBg ojocssroig)

iSsismoTP. 4. a part. cndS)eAocno a quarter.

anrra forms also participial nouns f. i. cnS5)aJ3

ftro=oosg-j^, asQg)5)craorrra= Qg)5)ao)OfiKa50ô.

acTDfOXiosnb, anmrooso every other day. a'nb

o_innl tertian fever.

armoS) to be united, joined, armosai alto-

gether, anmoo first, anmoanf) m. — aoiDai

eôoj^— 6^0^085 177 63,(2d^— 6^fO)

amoiT' ^gatroTP. jumped down at once.

earmDiin aTlyssgnTB MC. ©ttoo afmD3Ln§

(srarragîi^c^ saidocesio^bTSiosng TR. as

they got no decisive answer from the king.

arnlsans nrgT3i'£l(2D(SfO0f aâ^-gj Anj. quite

one with them.

anrnlnm armDCCul ojoai to leave uo point un-

answered. anrnljlnDOTnlgj rm iSlitA Anj. e,

nrnlaT) armlgya'OTa) (gsjao discordant, arrnl

cm armO(fie<&) to malce more weight (by

taking from one & adding to the other.)

©Tnlma 5)a_iDai to make water (opp. rosr^rrro.)

fiarrnlfali in one case. a. — ora^caoig^rai) RC. a

fiTTlsaiD — oraoigj QQ)&lro!) TR. — also ©titI

rolcasiifDi) a_j6mo sicSio^tSaoo (grafoigy aQrmcu

rolsTloil) n_iocnj crozzrir)^^ sisio^sanooTR.

mod. cond. ffl-nofi^fai^ csêJjo i^sssrâ^ iSn_ia

c95iro35^fniaBol(SejD mrmocpjcmasigca) UR. also:

arrplcBsrii-at) — mrosjgjg^lral TP.

arra aia^Dsngo (Sxjoaica^^) on no account.

ascmaioral, 1 1. [:.^ôu51<3ô) VCh.

as^cmofiâjfo icS) to come together (as ergcijlcxô

denV. armlas) to join, unite, agree anrnlgjanb

(sraad'ioaoara') Bhg. q^cttos^s a>5nâjo (arasjg

@a ajo920327l arrnl^ ojcmo'cii) Mud. come

in contact. —adv. part. Sicm^-g^ together (=ara30~l^) f. i.

anrnl^§ agjroo (Sn_jorol<9i TP. with Soc.

& Gen, ora'o'riiinbo a. aro3 aii-nro) orao^ces),

foiaxiDSiabo a. (8a_iDairi TR. g)5T^<&) §2.'^ <^

g-jnn a. (sraî'-g; MR. along with.

CV. arrnl|ylce5) = aro30lgjlan Vi.

6icnA^ oilbabu T. M. C. Tu. (Te. S) moo fr .6i(oioc)o)

Nine, one before ten. anrTlaD a. cljosw^, arm

gj a. 0) nj^ TP. not one offence only but many.

6?.a_inO oppana Mpl. (T. a^«5)nn adorning)

agjcT) igsai, rLjD§v&i in aj^mjyo§. sung by

Maplichis at rtj^rasaâiiosmo etc.

e^cxJo, 6io_J see 6^:65'.

6ip-ld&) oppU'ya To touch softly Vi., sponge, wipe

(a wound); clean rice by taking up the grains

with a (fliliil etc.; aQjo<a)seJocry & agjtea.

blotting-paper (mod.)

VN. axJf?A. sponging.

6i(a_l^Q oprusuma, 6i^qâ Vi.(Syr.)

Blessing. qcnjlaiî-OTZJ) a. confirmation; a^tSsi

Siyra) a. extreme unction. Nasr. Rom. Cat.

6if?8 om 5. iV" e,) 1. One, the same e>^ otoza

5),-i_jOoxi(b. 2. No. Indef. Num. = <s>S)D some

a^ i^g.'fl' f»-iol'i*'>30©5P|vu. 3. Indef. Article.

>T_j5ng a(b{srg)c>3a_i06raia<Sn_iDS)ajprov. 4.(inpo.)

Def. Art. (9136013^100 ©f51s53_j0fO3 coaajrooô^jrif^

KTJ. (3iruDCO0lôs>'5T3)O5ifD(Snm Vil.—Even with

pi. 00^000 ro3a_iral.aj<Qic>aBhr. rjj_ aTra.

m. arra.ijnti. arojOT^Jtb; f. arcj'mal, atraxicb,

afD3c95iDf3t), vu. afolcesifcA once. [rim).

af035iâiTlc9an^ headache on one side (meg-

a 053 0)^4x^311.16 a med. plant.

aroSTSK^ 1. f. one woman. 2. one & the same

place sraiooao mraxicrao a'caHrol) mragj ojoaa

nm^ MR. 3. any place <9igân- a'cszTlrak ro)

6io-i^, 05)000053 tsralcaHrai croaiSo ojoajocrao

@2gjTR. caiggnaoaa ao33t5ralnr7oo(abl.)aisroi3l

5) ijggo 5)xi-oJ 5)ie)D§c^— also aft53:wocaM

ejo cQiDsnanrnlgjTP. (gras>s)OTaoa53,T5Ta)ainoii) 00^

cm is>-i_j03!?l KU.

ar® onoô ^^ never.

ara aiâj, aros ff)3)Si.

a;!S(Ba_)05)eJ 1. alike (po. aTro<S.-uoJ)GJ)orofrnl

coocDm37l©)(gej:e3(a_)e3a)c>aaQ)gyoo a«sea_io

6)aj (ffigjairrro MR. 2. as sure as possible

acnjg 6)<siogô Q^mlcBs) a. Anj.

a«530an0D3nrali}si 1. to be of one mind. 2. to

be determined, fully resolved.

VN. araa 1. union tgroxiffionDS a'<S3Z)0§ ajo

ymo Mud. 2. harmony araja g^6)5>^8BblnA

prov. (gro.'mlfoi) a'®3i o§ cSi sng Mud. saw it tally

with. a. <a)aj,TnaSfol) Anj. well proportioned.

aro30a_jo§ l.= aa8cnjD§f. i. Sii_joajDnbajog_jD

s a. TP. got ready for starting. 2. agreeing,

denV. ara0lc05)T. M-Te. 1. to join acSsi ojom

afTO0l^D(b AR. (t^foi^cjingsjrai) ara0l(S3(Tr;

(2<i_i05)aj HNK.

— adv. part. aro30l^= aiTnl;^ together jiTl

(Oiol (3ti_JDca'iB)S)6aQ0OS(?rij^ (gj§l KR. with

23

6h(ês

ojonb (HrauorufOoojDcasnrroMud. 3. to be re-

solved, prepared QfOj .fho'^j'sialfmocail a'-g^xint)

KR. (2a_)0(flfl a. Bhr.

CV. giQôô (sr3)ca)073Qjo arajalgjl^ Bhr.

mixed eartb and sky. (gtaajs^ro (Sojsan a'

gjl^ô Bhr. persuaded to join. cucTDvazjlral)

a'gJ1-^CTa)l3iiffl3i3ajfflrari3iO"i6 Bhg. Vishnu as

tortoise lifted it altogether.

6SnS5)au§iS) 1. to join, agree, be confederate.

2. to resolve, prepare. 5)a_i5n6 a'gofafcâia

oao (a)§f!^ (@5 prov. g)OToajitsralfm 61. Mud.

(Saj(2§tSsVilv. to go hunting.

CV. 6ara5iaxi§cSffl Vi. — §«^t9) to get ready.

VN. art8auD5 1. concord, a'sscea to appease.

2. preparation, starting isrrum a. (aj^l oj

Oo>g_jS KR. (=oro(TnDaDo). (oiann (Scrom

ff)C2J Q_iosn3ra)Odcrural^ ©'§51^0(0^ aô^nas)

QSXJUôjo KR. gave a fresh impulse.

atrc cu<&ccJ03ilr^cei5) to be something indescrib-

able.

©f^Qunb,— ch, — (b (hon.) one person.

atSrasQjo, — nô anywhere.

6ifJB6e^d&) orunnu-ya T. M. (Te. C. ac^) i. To

be ready. o_ismo arrassslcffll^ etc. 2. to

yield, be settled (=a§65gai) aioô aosstngo

will right itself, get ordered.

a. v- 6if?B(fiftd9) 1. To prepare, get ready.

(SsoSicno Qajgjo.tb a'ojlnb Nal. e9-,og_j-&.c)a

a. KR. oâxjfcirailmo, fcnlnb a. 2. to settle.

atSaCSjjo 65-&.otsrcjil afTOcSsn TP. finished them

oflf (=a§c0sn).

VN. anSc9s)o 1. preparation; CT)lf00So_i@glc9s)

a. @§^ TP. prepared the bath. o_ismo

a'algjotg^cszjotzib MR. cash not being ready.

2. order, tsraô arolcesiia^ (Hraoaja^ RC.

it is not right. <s(^ aolcrjQjcnloimn^folgj

fO) afS3ce«(S0o RC. cuslsinisiooociinrai) a. a

ro3(flffl1 TP. arrange the room.

arojcas id. arald9i8 se^^ gytw® RC. dissension?

afiSceaaomo B, articles.

arojgj (=aas0, arroasio) 1. croo'ââjajao'^

(Saj sngnm a. adancsô aisroernoTR. ordering.

2. a. QjfDJ'Di^ reconciled (=CTnlrogi).

e^CSeLlDSsfldft) Port, relogio. Watch, clock.

6iOO otta T. M. (anrro, anbQ) 1. One, single,

a'ojsmo a single fanam. ro^ng aoos^cai (Oi

sngoftjt) (huntg.) two boars. 2. Tu. M. a certain

cake a?)ooc6a gjaissi c&Ocay/O.ib ©ojoScaoib

prov. 3. odd. aood7lfB§C5ô a>g3c9si with dice,

a::)O5igjS@gal0Oo aJftS.:Q2{aÊ33l'oaio VCh. (=

aoearoDC'al opp. aôaroo-'al). 4. fencing posture

oj-mlcnooso a'iocôajca'oolai'ru.ibprov. asioo

cSao <s>«s0ff)nocei3oor)S<SaDOôKU. seedirazoo.

aoocS5)5rnnb one-eyed.

e,-)O!S^0âk cn^^ a tapas. [year.

a:ô<esioca^ a cocoa-palm in its 8th — 10th

aOOff)5)c6iJ)3i7lrai) 5D§<SCTU0C>3 0(S ^05)5^c9S) f^ Sr^

^ (Scaiô CG. [of boar, cattle.

anooicSsionurtb ((ST3)nn) MR. single tusked ; also

aooajsojob one-hooded snake.

aôsgjo^sint) last scion of a family.

aooizroi-Bialraf) airoasg prov.

aooc55n|o a§t!^ KR. for battle.

aooêj^gjl (song) said of a Paradevata.

6iOO(m Ot'tal 1. Net of pack-thread, basket for

holding pots; weel. 2. fishing with weels

(T. agjcB) braid net).

aoonb Vi. spy; PP. traitor. From:

6iOO Private intelligence; treachery, secret

information, jaJoacCLTl^ ojaiccOaJ ^Sisr^cm

a. asTgDcd^ (jud.) a. (BTarâi to spy out, a.

(S&><hcB6) to overhear. (gTa:U(b ffiz.^ a. new

proofs against them,

(aoooch) aoQicEhjOfOtb spy, secret emissary.

aigg-oli-Tanoo ojlslgjonb a. MR.

6iOO Si (to be single?) 1. to step aside,

retire, cringe.

aoolcSgQ a hide-&-seek play.

aoolnj cssia^casi No, to act the spy.

aool QJiPesi^Bi Vi. to conspire.

aDolajifssQ^tdD'Vi.todraw into conspiracy.

— as v, a, Q(])6inm aôlcai udm PP. my

6iB^(yu)— 6hB^\ 179 6iB^ ccL^ — e^cr^DoaDrb

betrayer. 2. to make room for another, a

ool5).iJ(fl<>i to mortgage T. M. (C. Tu.

6i.-nia, Te. a^).

aool T. M. a pawn.

fflOfTlceaasmo a tenure in which the Janmi

yields to the tenant all the produce of the

field in lieu of interest for his advances

(ooolscaioaiceafoemo, aoolco/SiSi QQ)yfO)l

sices)0§>'m3)Dnb doc.)

aoolo)ia)05r@ajnb a mortgagee.

6)5)a)Qjl§o e,r)o\ a higher tenure which leaves

to the Janmi merely nominal rights.

aocSltSso cLjo<S03jj'gg f))06Tr)o a still higher

tenure by which the <9i5lc2;onb acquires even

Iof the Janmi rights, also aoolcfiecrufBo,

aooltSeipltenosmo a mortgage in which either

the occupant has to relinquish or the owner

to retain the estate W. [mortgao-e W.

aool ecô money advanced on usufructuary

CV. aoolcan to cause to spy Vi.[^gQ_

aoolcffionb single elephant, leader of the herd

6iajpfW olanSa, eJCrOI Holland, Dutch. KU. Vi.

eieJODfOl olamari (Port, almadia) A kind of

ship a. aig_jd) 5)Ojg^_2j6mcsô KU.

6iejQj|fSb= 6i^ncairt5b q.v. — f.i. (aimjfoacna.

(BraaicesnT) ajsro.-ai^rionb TP.

6iBA\ oli T. M. (C. Tu. aeJ^) Sound. aejla)C2;tP

(Qiaaiol RC. a)OraiijineJS)cnJoano)a-i36oa2Qj CCh.

g.fCSSig.OEJ^'&'cX) KR, noise of wheels, 6r3)Do)omD

ej), (ao6ioooejl etc.

denV. aejlcSs) 1. to sound, as running water.

— ring bell Vi. 2. (Te. aeja3= ay>iSi)

to flow, run as water, blood of wounds dh

srrocTnl(b aaHcesjiSaj or ay<9)<Saj KR. S)(Z<^

(ft a'^ o_jOK^ Sojocsiil Mud. 6)a_iO§l aejl

^ i2cy Bhg. ajDCfi?l(T]!) (gjS~l aol(b a. 3. to

float. (graoajssBcb jiifi^ rocaoicnsl ^-alrali a<9s) aGjl<fiQa-TD AR. [looseness of bowels.

aailgi flowing aejlgjlrab cft-miîm foiol prov.;

aaHcsâ) id. oracunt) Sjoioro a£iri6TOiB)55<0)D5n|

o-ioa^fTtD, (saral) atssicsô (Sjiioro aeJlcsjjma

(jud.)-

VN. aejlojgg oujgao running water; fountain

Vi. aejlajgg cttIooIctd (Biac^:Sjjl @gjAnach.

CV. aejlojlces) as fOcSOio a. B. to bleed. 6in_i6na1-3 era

6Di3c>o aiorracnlib aejlgjl^ a_i3roo SG. PT.

KR. shed tears.

65^0fl^ olumbu (Port, plumbo) Plummet.

eiaÔOJdfti olumbu-Jâ (T. a^ C olyiidu, see

gjâicsâ^.) To move from side to side. Qj(rm6!5a

5)g. a. to wash clothes by shaking them in

the water. aejcrLHceag.'ft to rub, shake ofi", as

rice sticking to the hand, (rooal (S(S)^ taej a

ejoijl TP. cleansed the head.

6hBA S) ollu-ya T. M. C. Te. To consent, love —to be fit, possible. — Only in Neg. aô=ajgjD

must not, ought not (in prayers, rules, prov.)

6)Jil5)Qa3gyD & ©S)^^(1T)5)(3)OgjO, CG. CTUDoD

croo 5)-aiaii2j!,Dgj, <So_jo5)c£hogj Q_)§l(Scffl Bhr.

—

past (SxiO^S (Sa_iD5)(aiOgjDsroT^ CG. ought not

to have separated. — adj. part. agjOvTSia un-

becoming, (oionâs) a'foVloT) oô (ao)i2^S)iBsio§^

Anj. indecent, bad. aÔTJi <S)Z06!J8c>o UR. agjo

toifOileiJBSiCT) 6^^3^061:01 ^9A CG.— r(mantr.)

VN. a^3:aj = (aTaKS(3)o;H, also agjsig!, coTlso

agjl Te. C. Tu. M. sheet, cover 5 yds, by 3,=a_j

(tngj f-i. a^coTlrai) (Stmooo^ Scftssrnlctrirai)

oQ)§flBS) prov. 6T3)3n6 aJ5)(a)^S@g a. 5)(S)3

sng QQ6)aT> 6)tS)§l TR. a^ o^nD o^QJggl

aj((Tô (vu.) m33z?l a^mo(agj^csinfi3!)fnlcTra)

aoai ce)sl5)^§t!^ TP.

agj^caîci) Royal cloth, = gscaôs Vi. (i_i6ig3^

wmh silk gown. a. 5)Xic9a Rajas to marry

Sudra women, take concubines ; (S<9)3tpl(S(65iD

s âiiSiraTa a- 6iaj(Sd)5)STr)o KU. (vu.aai

Qjlcai)).

6iOJDa3YO') Ar. awat. Sorrow,= ô_iG.iJo (Mpl.)

Bf^D OYVa l.Nog.of aiJsiS), q. V. 2.=©(y Vi.

6iC/3lnOo OSinam Tdbh. gjnêfljJOOo q. v.

aLolao®d3ffl3(al) iron crow-bar, ojsro, in thieves'

slang.

denV. ac«lcnlc05i to live on, eat.

6hO^^ Ar. vazir, Vizier.

6iCr\^j(75Ytri Ar. vasiyat, Testament, gff)cxj(®l^.

6iCY\3onaDfb OSSah see a Diasnb (Mpl.)

23*

gjôfe— 6ii£\ 180 6iy>d96i— 6iiflC£y

6b^<Qi Vi. see ^^(flj Back stroke (fencing).

I. 6i£loliT. M. (C, Tu. Te. e,(h=^ck>) 1. Concoal-

ment ; secret dealings. 2. ambush, hunter's

hut. a. s)a>§a), also aalg_jgg\ — 00, — caa

sl^li; aalg-jgal roDCijmoOToâiDd&a (huntg.)

Hence: eaa'daacalfoi) QQ)aT)<2ajoo)&j 5)xi^ <Sajo

o6\ KU. (Col.) like a bird in a cage.

6ail5)o_j§£h to hide itself. arofoicSKasigjinf) s>

alcij aa'oiojô a£\csiS)5)i2<SuiO!S Bhr.=con-

cede superiority. [mour.

a^Q^jfKAjnb No. (ag^ci^canb vu.) a para-

agl6nj(§.uo amour. asTlsiuonriUiidteororrtj a para-

mour.

aalcacnj arrow-shot from ambush. a'o)au(^

s)d>)D(m;d) araasTEScao KR.

aa^caoojob N.pr. a Paradevata.

aalc/332/Cno forbidden coitus, also agn<2(X0aLi

adultery etc.

aa)<a> T.M. to be hidden Vi. Z(Uicms)So^ng

e>d)emsi GojDOSo TP. come off unscathed

from ordeal (= aiplsraio)?).

TN. aa^cul. ambush Vi. 2. hiding, aaôj

(K^ 0j^b,<3i\(^ SiPu.

aa'cSin (C. e>w Te. aajo) 1. v. n. to hide one-

self. rj_i3caricT3) aal'tsrailg elc/ao-i.-oiai'ejoRC.

fugitives. 6to,och agl^ So-iOcfecmajmgj TR.

abscond, 6bd)M sxios^<2a-ij<:£\ escaped, a'

<ao s)ajal^523 S)CLjQ,o prov. &£\^ c-bIc^

tO)-ioSiPu. disappeared. (BraooassBcX) (sraoco

SBsaiitii) aa'cearm^ (Sajasiaiggaul-mttyeJo

Q_jlôcb KR. 2. V. a. aa^-^5)ajs« to

conceal, suppress.

CV. aa'ojltSffl to conceal. ccnej^slcsiAral) a'^

TP. covered him with her hair.

II. 6i^ (ack)=a5n6 T. C. beautiful, good. Te.

aej)aj=6)ajcb) Splendid, bright; the light, ojl

g.tfi«l6)nT)3al ®(i_io5)ej crooojjn ia)o KeiN.

aal0a9)2ioi (Mpl.) aânraaaôixiy

shining brightly, tft-jnlraajsionaa'.ij s^roio

(araa)cnLii)nib RC. aalsojc/^ (gs)S msnaa

Bhr. 2. ambush {e>£\ I.)

eiiPdSa olakku = a(fdjsi (a. 5iÔ(b5)-ao5ra aroj

ojoa'C(XO;T5)o ijsflcoso (arasTBiJOQ, iann608c>-j CC.)

6itPlCQ^d65 oliyup 1. (=aâ.) To run ofif as

water, ojia.roooxn) ooliflo^Drcb sôroDnto) a^pl

c%o prov. 2. T. M. (C. Te. a^l, Tu. a^) to be

off, leave off, be free from, empty, ctuddodo a^pl

sroi^lralcflanno vacant, unoccupied. ,-Htog5)<&'D5n|

cijsm aiplc!%o MM. will heal. <Q)5n6auocul a<*1<S{(0 a med.

Inf. ayr>(2ai except, etônb atpl^) (po.) g.'oraa

Qjcrgaj^ (aras<9so TR. as they die off, the

others. — With Ace. 2(^5)fo asplcasoj 0OQ

^ (g.-aissacb KR. —adv. part, besides, except, orfl aiP^srai3(0(Câ2,o @2

^Nal. (Smrbaif Iffisima.go gagjMud. nothing

but truth. i2^n3D<d« aiflsrorajREg VCh. to

none but men. — "With Ace. (S(ao.QfiDS).â a

^stOTg/aflfm Q^âoHV. all gifts short of.

—

"With Inf. aj§o 6)(Si5<Q) a. oalrocrul snam

cîaiasciilgj Mud. adv. part. Siôeamo (Si

if^simoj a. ScLjOiJifffi^Bhr. 3. v. a. to give

up. (S)Ocmori) asisotplsroialso axicrq^coaoia

o\i<Sao)OceilgJicas) <&)Dô (5i2;a)nmg Mud.

with some sacrifices; hence a55S0iFlcai05)(a)

without any exception, altogether. as,iP'

aiplsro^ 6)<SiO§<sao TR. evacuate & cede M.

to the French. sraissBchcas) asa as^srai^ lOi

roDaifO) TR. making no allowance or de-

duction, onlejo ear^lan a^Flsrai^ aifl(gol

5ij5)0§(ig3 MR.

VN. I. aipl^rai) vacancy, freedom, means, ex-

cuse, foicnlcssa. a.gS'Sa-jacXjArb. when dis-

engaged, in leisure hours.

II. aiplt^l. water-course Q-jOajoi^c^risraiSDcataifl

ojleaj prov. 2.= aipl£jrai. §8 5Liaialar) atpl

QJcS^cb 6)-!iiOQ®0 <9)06mD^KR. no escapes,

a. Q_iOi}i subterfuge. 3. (from a^plS.)

giving up. (aslcao-ib earaDraliSs atfl.^

oa@) TR.

6itflce<S>— 6iD 181 6iâ9j

aiplojôl = fflspligol MR.

6iiPla66> 1. To pour, (ftornlrai) zmcin ffl.; to

void, as i^(®o s>. 2. to give up. ajtp' eigjonb

©ipl^ ''^^ Î^' 's* lii™ pass. (Sia ij6)g. a.

dismissed, forsook. aipl-^Sojoa, cSi^Si, 5)c9>3

§c9o-) to return grounds held under c9.05mo

;

@<SejDo aipi-oi foifooo TR. to vacate. 3. to

quit, roDga.o St. to emigrate. oQgjo.xjfiaorooô

aspl-^souocml, cijfoajjo aislcsjjo a. <Ba_iD3i)\ a.

Qjceoaio-joc!^ TR. in war. 4. to escape, tara

QJSiroa'^So-JomoTR. got away from tiiem. loTl

foleroiô acSlsimô atplônbKR. avoided arrows.

ajsrosrgio) aîltfvs: 02(20 Blir. si.us a to parry

ablow. aQS)crr) S>^^'3)£t::i&iA.K. defend thyself.

5. to evade <2Q:u&^(U)o a. Bhr. cn.mzo^

<Sci_)oaj(U) a. Bhr. to prevent ruin. 6. to make

to cease, drive away. ajocSaOfsb (Sroocoo a. PP.

s>Q_ig3c%o qscm ^y a. amed. (a>so a. CS.

to pay debts. 7. to free mraajsion (aT3crnl(Q_)2aj

Lzû^&cm a. Mud. prevented his suicide, co

ajlcLJo)(OiOiPl^na^>0i Bhr. to prevent. 8. v. n.

to give way (from 3.) (maxubatfl^ ojosse^, rara

folajOoolool a. Bhr. to retreat, ca^cesicb 2o_j

bl^ aipl-gj SiPu. CLJ5 asi^^ (Sn_iomo KU.

(mS<S(S)§5rE0a)S)a;05ng asisoiplt&jicsô Mud.

CV. aiplgjieSs) 1. chiefly to dispossess 6)q_ioo

aofoi^folsicsz; aiplg_j^g_jonb KU. gjsxwotplg-jl

(Bd3ffl5re TR. must not be vacated. 2. to

make to retire, ojoacao ai:p'g^:5jKU. drove

back. oro;you51<S)OfBo aiflgjl^ & (gta:iJo)nD

(3Tacul3.ofD'3i:Jlaftifrn a. Mud. (even merely

aipl^) dismissed the minister. 3. to get

back (gals^cB/' a':3J .oTIsajonb MR-

VN. e,^^ discharge etc. [remedy.

Hence: atP^Sitflaj expedient, escape, excuse,

atplzr)! deed of giving back onlaisoacX; <S)Sl

c2/or0ooi':)S)<3iO5ng a'^ zôa o-âiOfOo a.

ojdsbbI MR. lasÔiJaTR.

aipl.TUDEJa unoccupied land a'fOTS) jDi'^cassBcb

S^.-ejaft), d8bl olu-jfUpT. M. C. (Te. aej to flow,

C. Te j)(t13^ to leak) To flow, run down or off

(=aeT)cB5)) of blood, water (Srcn.Tb a'fmQj0J34;

of ships ayaimi SoioaiDcBsi s>.Qri5ii^'03n^ cnRSTc TR. drives by

stress of weather. £>^S)ô)ô^^ oj^^cogjo.

aysifiA VN. flowing, being adrift.

a^cSi So. side of wall, boundary.

a^cuofOo So. side-room.

a^dJa 1. current, stream, assajoa^^ tergjOol

ff>nt)0 a. g)@g; a'e^sUggo running water, to

be drunk by all castes- 2. (T. ay^^î^ order)

natural, smooth, plain a^cSsinb n_jonTi, a^

cssiob ojQ. etc. a'cno^sâs.

a^cSsio 1. running, floating, aosojo ay^d}s)a^,o

<&.g^-^ KU. regulated all about shipping

& timber floating. 2. plainness (ay'as 2).

ay63^3) T. to keep within bounds. ay^sssofOTO)

Qxijo unbounded wealth ôr aêoBD ura?).

a. V. ay<esai 1. to pour >&>6iipi'oi) o.^ vU§o a.

MM. 2. to inundate. 3. to set afloat, float

o)aj§loi32; a_jipcsn«ii) a^cealcgârro TP. aroj

SJOôonVlcsTlisl) o5.uo)-gjoy=<i)silm3nb Bhg.

9j3

6iO 5 T. M. C. Te. Chiefly interrogative particle

1. in simple question, eraonb (sra.xi<2cno am I he?

Often with negative power (sra o^siSBSon ojrojom

<2(O)0 PT. that is impossible. Imperative qQ^

R^Sûo take it at once. 2. in disjunctive

question (^c9<alo);&0(25rgo vSizaooiôSSTgo ca;aj

fOT^ ajfOio HNK. (STas<a)o m^gj, ^Stoio on^!^.

^Q'S.-ni7)0 si-u^SftsKDO (rD-i;23a_i(2m3 Nal. 3. in

disj. affirmation aSnmo fOSsnso one or two. (Ot

a-oralsejo <!L.06moolsejo Ojlsna ôaio; with

Condit. QSjjfauo ^SfiOBJ'g^saio gtov nn^caucji'o ay

(kjco i^nTleraoosTliseJograv cruocracaoPT. 4. with

advers-itive power 0aOoS0(O3 — (BTOitnlainbo Q,w

rosaoScttoej.T) ogooaDrooBhg. as for its height.

6iOo— 65066^, oQj 182 6iO-Q-J— eiOSDCoTl

<2(e)C>3dte0oag)nTnrolceD-n(2aJ3 s)-aJDgjooKR.butif.

Qg)nDD(Sejo ersasma sicOiogjoo Bhr. (SaDgiSojo

si3)on6 o_jo(2ca;omo o^rmloigjtggjo AR. 5. em-

phatical acc^nrro.^gj dj.srraonlsrooCG.; often with

interrog. ojsmjo Q^S)rro)0<STno socô oQjfSaiD

KeiN. what a wonderful luck! Quite interj.

in (BiaSfmo, (srasô, o^^scao etc.

6iDooni S. (=(5T3)7) 1. aDo aQ)nT)0(ti(3iaiJca2|LoKR.

Yes! hence aD33j3fOo the syllable om, greeting

& concluding Amen! 2.=: a: f.i. q^^Sojoo

aQ)'nTlg (po) whatever it be, yet.

ShOcBi O'ya, SiOêe^ (C. aoDOjy, (cg^) Awn, beard

of some grains = (c/5Q>o.

6iQo63pro ops S. (V'â^) Home, house (po.)

eiOcQi o'JfU, SiDOj (T.ao, prh. from ay;) 1. Flood-

gate, sluice, drain PT. 2.— 3>o^ f.i. S>^£ni

gjo.-nra S)cn^, aoajgg simgj CS.

e^Doee-onOo okkanam t. m. c. Te. Beng. (aasog

<3i) Retching, nausea, qualm, ao'ojo -araglcxô

med. ao. o-jDcrurrb fais)cm amed.— fig. aoAio

cr)o|)5)5reffi^;-3b ojoanSijsmo CG.if indifferent

or squeamish about it.

denV. aDasisrnltSsi 1 . to retch, feel nausea aa'^

jâ^; aocSsiDrnl^ o^gjorsjo aD5^cg9563Bl

noDitiCG. 2. to vomit ao'c9Q(Sauo5)ej Sil.

6iOfiô Ogham S.(ajao) Flood; mass arujs)^^!^

QiSio etc. CG.

6i03ft>3(Oo Oilgaram S. (aoo q. v.) The syllable

aao— Vi. a3«583fOo songs or cries to drive out

demons (prh. from foil.)

6iD65*§c63 oriilU'ya T. M. (>/âQJ high) 1. To

lift up, as band, Qjs^, 6usmulg_jfJ«la7D ajoc>oBhg.

6)<9)0^ cjorols.-oraosoal RC. cuDtSsTlRA (Sicuci^

6)5)«i aosDol Sa-jDaTlfsl Anj. 2. to threaten

with finger, prepare to strike, aim at. QQ)S)nT)

aoossl foigglglgj; sâiogjajDnb aossigstmroo

Bhr. to attack, (câiajo QsicSictriajDiiri aiD(3ligTi

^maosoBlCG. — to appear resolved to (sraajsicn

Qjla'ad^''^ ®^'' ®'*^^3nb aDS!JI§3(TU0c)o CG.

being about to weep. eo^ScS) aDSsel cuoarnlrai)

(sras^cesicqô Sk. aimed at.

VN. aoesQrai threat etc.

SiO-CLJ oja mod. aoja V2. RC6iO^(b OCCar (T. a Kali worshipper C. Tu.=

a-DiJj.mb Beng. a.ûj snake-catcher) A class of

Maran Sudras, who beat the drum in temples

(0§ao 6î>.o§rat, (ftifratiQjla'as) fr. aoîA? T.

aD^fsi) to drive away.

6iO^DnOo OCCanam (No.) Reverence; the

humble answer ao given to Guru with the

proper gestures.

denV. ao^Dcnl-tti rnl^. Palg. to stand or rise

before seniors & superiors.

SiOSîo ojam S. Unequal, odd fgio^^crODOonasBcX)

or ao&an\iDDmo Gan. aoo5)g_JSf!inrm ao. o^

ma (2a_i(b (opp. Q^cao), (^nrro gsfisalcsygg fflosj

cruoaUjacX) Gan.

6iDSS?CY\3i ojas S. (ojes) Vigour, vitality (2«JiK

[Vi.^10 aD63f}MiaDail Nal,

6iOS!flQjl:e6>, even 6iOCQJlce6i= ^Q_JS^Qj|'3e6^

6iOS 6da 1. T. aM. Water-course (ao§ei) Vi.

2. a large reed (Brag a^.sniOi'iA aDSi^g. sia_io§l

S)ajggo ajfceo TP. even a bamboo would be

touched to tears. 3. see aDScestprak 2.

aD5dB3iProi) 1. flute of cowherds ao. QjlalcSfl

CC. 2. pipe of goldsmiths ao3)Sc9sa)ajc35)

to fuse. Qg)cTalmorab ^RsnmsiaJ ao5)Sc9®

s)aj^§(Tro, ao. 5)aj<9s<SafO)3Q,o aoocâicb

Qôlc95i35Trao Nasr. po. [ôicmggi KU.

a3smo§= ao§m3§ f. i. e)oscnosihs)co<ss> oQ)

6iDSo odam 5. (asî&i) l. Boat, ferryboat aos

raralrali o^sêjo <a:g_janf3i) oQêjo TR. ao-ao

soig^ <SQ_jO(ft<ScTU3c>3 prov. o_i@gi(Scao5o VI.

—

weaver's shuttle ^3ejl3ii5)nbo ao. <Sn_iofflai

prov. ao. -oJoâi to weave. 2.= a3ao term,

^<2(g)osc, @oig)<2.OT3)DSoso far. 3.(Port. horto?

garden a35roi371aA TR. also ajc2,ejiOi§.o a3§

aiô TR. vegetable gardens.

6iDSfol) odal (So. aos) Med. root (=2D ocas' Termi-

nalia cat.) asssiejgrD (ftOSjsroisorrro cft-^g^GP.

63,0S2nQJ.l3b odambal (a3=;a))Bolt, barVi. No.

6^DSDCQJ1 odayi (T. aM.— clH) A kind of

carpenters, ship builders (aoso) aosocsOaion

(@§1 a_i6rr)^ ^S63bI TP.

630S1— 6iD§d9) 183 6iD= 6iDenOo

65051 odi 1. (6So§S)) A large seaboat, long &

narrow chiefly from the Laccadives slojlnrn

©(b eaoslccylfoi), jiifOcSaa-cJo eaDslcaJlfoi) aicaool

TR. aosôô iS(mo6rnlc£?ô SiPu.

orgjCniSazôsl the largest kind, brig(Cann.)

2. = 6aa§, (^sl f. i. 6rô(Sg.osl a^rao, (oicnjroo

(Snbooslajon^, (Sojonrra TP.

6iO§ odu. 1. (asla^Si) Potsherd, tile, 5><Si0S<fiinD§

small flat tile. jiflSniog id. without a point;

0O(SSD§, tuo.-araTlscQ/O^ hollow tile. roiajScQio^

skull, aas g3§si,6i03^<&)totile. ao^t&'iplcesiNo.

= <SiW6!5a J3jlra§ai1fai)onl>'rro (BTasK^Si. 2. shell

tgT3)a<SC2;0'5; rind of fruits oJ^kjqI aD§ <£btri^

<9ig.<Q5 a med. 3. M. bellmetal (21- parts zinc,

10 copper) saoâjoasi etc. aajc8@@o§, aiDSroo^^.

ao§fracesnc2;i^c-3Drol5â2J<So_io5iejprov. 4.T.M.

(a§) being alongside, with @Somo§ 5)sy;£\

TP.; = Q_'dS)S f. i. g)sc2) (ZOj^s^tmsocBs (srau-Qj

TR. through the ricefields. <Qi5<SeJ0§ (SajooTl;

in fixing boundaries: X 6io§ Y ao^ Z aos

gDsaTiej^ (D0§ KU.; in comp. aQ)(raaj<Srao§

Cnl63Bc)o? <S)S(SGJ05 af03 (@n.jo po. — a Loc.

cnocasroosrara (srgjSig. (sraaz^^ to the N. (ST3)®a.D

SKô orarnjoca o'OSjSo Qg)^(a)lj)aj^ TR.

—

adv. ao<ssas cryeiisaDiss, — (S.^jtaoss happily.

Hence: ao^noD^, aDSmo§ N. pr. the 9th or

16th mo§, No. of (2,u5n")D§, with the capital

<9i03i^S.o, allotted to the (SjiiODiil cru_i(r33

n_io Syr. doc. KU.

ao§s, aosgjo (1) pancake.

aos«>aJo, — Q_)0(ra)o (3) vessel of bellmetal.

a3Sa_j6nTl<95iofont) (3)= i^c/3Drol.

aoso-jfo (1) tiled roof (opp. acaigira).

650§o63, Sl odu-ya 5. (Bong, to fly) 1. To run

as men, animals, roots, etc.; ships to sail.

2. to flow easily, meet with no impediment

a<3)o)nbo qjDcSs) (gra.xirrn aD^rmlgj.

CV. aDblcQs) 1. to drive, chase aD5lc2;fmO(b o^

fTTDo aDS^âjfxnotb oQrroo Bhr. who fled, who

pursued. — cftOTTlfOoJoagg (2i>iol aaslettalfai)

Nid. (rjlsrmDcSflo cuejl-aiaiaiDSTTg asslg-jor.b

Nal. 2. to steer, navigate tSig^jrab ao.

2d CV. aoslgjlcesi id. iScooces)S)a sooSfosâio

sirg aslojl^ Anj. against us. ruc^gjxTlsinn

aoslojItflsiCSô 6)jiJmjo TR. we shall beat

Tippu.

CV. aDS<a) rare. csft^cSsisia aogltesiastsig, roo

eaoaTlcui^ (o-joxHsim ao§ls)cfiirD5i-^ Arb.

chased, nnosnm e>o£\<o^^stmi^ KR.

VN. aoso T. M. C. Tu. 1. a course, run, <3iru)\

fO(Scaio§o race, (eig_)(gaJD§o navigation; ou

ernlceis) ao. (Sojsmo Vi. haste. 2. quick

apprehension snjliyicSsi ao. ^sn^ Anj.

ao§c9aofonb shipowner ao'cm ajo§o(8^fwa>

coH^ prov.

ao§^^<9rg^ a kind of ballet.

ao§og.<Tt) runner, messenger, spy, certain

huntsmen ao§og.(2cS5i <S!ii5Knl(^5 (huntg.)

6iD3, 6iD0 otta T. M. C. Tu. (Te. to split,

asls^Bi) 1. Crack, leak, hole. 2. B. dullness.

ao§c9s)ajo leaky vessels, prov.

aice®if032jnti (2.) half witted.

aogs^sitfla empty handed, squandering.

ao§(St5Ta)Osrnla^fai) Si<f<m&> to try & get rid

of one.

aos5)g_j§<9i to be perforated Qg)5>^ôo ao§

5)Qj§c9' a med. ogjO-oTliô ao'§o prov.

—

(931513)1 aO§51g_j§:T5tiSl a. V.

aogigal porous soil; Malayalam country.

6iO§l otti (ao§o, aosBi) Ship's captain Vi.

65D§loB6i 5ttikka(ao§. 2.) Shell.

e,o£\^<Saô£t' to feel empty, nauseous, con-

ceive aversion.

6iOff)§rolG) otterima (n^raa) A kind of bug.

6i06YDo onam T. M. (Tdbh. (J3)DXJ5n-)o) 1. The

22nd constellation, Aquila, see org) U'snil. 2.

the national feast on new moon of Sept.

lasting 10 days, when Parasuriima is still

said to visit Kerala. aosmia'j'ZSTO) jijoejlcamb,

aôomo QjôQo ao. g.®|n3«Tr)o prov.

ao6mce«o^ Vi. some old feen and taxes eana

a9(no5foos aoemo ojIcfiaQio^ sôaldjsicffilgj;

aosm.Tsralrrrao ojl.-fagajl.Trao mnmoej rusrno

mrofol «n<SfOsrr)o q^ctto eanaoroliOicte qgl^TR.

6i j&nOD§— eiD'OY^rTl 184 eiD^nOo— 6iO(20C2Jo

aD5m,T3ra)g^ = a)C5j099jg^. a rustic game of

Toddy-drawers.

aosTDajo^ a song. [bridegrooms.

©DsmgiSii feast-cloth, given to inferiors, to

esasm^J Impatiens ojejlan — I. latifolia, S)^

olsy— I. Rheedii, (TyHej — I. Balsamina.

aosm.ijlgj f. i. ©Dgo a_jli)@St9« a* ao. (Pay.)

6i06rY-)o§ onadu T. M. & assmma^ = ao§

ao5m(t5E;S).xjroj0o:)o a Samanta=: c».032,a^g.G^

6iD(7Do 66am T. M. Beng. 1. Dampness in rainy

season aooi;g@g crunejo MC. 2. B. hernia (T.)

eiOfcSl 66i Share, part (loc.) = ojaj-aTl?

e^DrD^fDo o5iram (Tdbh. of ôjeuo) l. Prime

(pass in fencing— S. al^c; see (gT^^CJJoôcrco

18) plain cut, ao. fluglcB/Diio â<0i3T-^slprov.

Vi.ao. «3.§liZK-ria^ TP. (in <&iaral). 2. B. play

at summerset. 3. a3((C)o=:&ajeaj> in ^(3SD(ro)o.

6iD^ o6u S. ((Hra.jj?) Cat. (po.)

6^0^062 obu-â, T. M. C. Tu. 1. To recite, read

as (SrjuBo, aajeja aoiâôesioî^Mpl., whisper

as Mantrams. cs.uo ao-oTl a.^gjl^ TP. (2a_jD

SotjjO^ (S.x.Bo aDf^jioreA prov. aDtnlgJol-ai

6)<aodo=>> Anj, to learn. aDtoîÔcSsi to expel

poison by formulas, aDrziTlioia^cBa etc. 03«nl_u

jisci~)smch aotsTlnnlnmoib CCh. 2. to say (po.)

sound aiD.ii^ô aD(0vnoo(b CG.

CV. aoiovcSs) to teach, = fgra^tjOtumo mngcn^

aojiraoô aD-ffT'-gjfS-ijorojrm mongaiinb CG.

(BT3)g03io ao.

— part. fut. a 0.^71(3 :0a Dnf) teacher, chiefly of

Nambutiris aD§o @S6J5ig®ar)onb aooi^Scaso

fTTi^gfl CG.

VN.aoii^ 1. reading, chiefly of Scriptures, ao

figs gslsraTOj^CG. g^32^5)S aisloi'lrafi aoc!^

CLjolônbMR. (Mpl.) 2. using formulas

aocqisomib consecrated water (S3.T_il_ai S)&o

%TSi3;@). See also ^sooorcgs ^rolcSacb.

ao.-citj)n0O(b l.Veda Brahmans, the instructors

of their caste. 2. students at Tirunavai,

Trsivaperur, etc.

eiOfOYoTl otti (see ao<9i) Open gutter, dram ao

nsiiilcsirii-jjii ollsno (jud.) aotjizsloiiu^ PT.

eiof^CTjo odanam s. (aa) Pap, food ao. ojâ

rm'moch CG.

SionOjCoTl onay T. SoM. Woif Vi. mc.

ShZC^ onSu (T. C. aoorol) 1. Chameleon. 2. the

bloodsucker, lacerta cristata MC. aoaro)Q,f!ô

(S-aiofO ajltpong TP. (during tgrgjoos). ao. a^

engocA <s.oio<X) <Qislc9so superst. — o_jo2do33 =<fl^1rDoe9?lrol (diet.)

—

fhawk.

aooirrooool, aogssi 3)0,-!5Tal = (tyogjlslca/ob a

6iDa_Jl6bi, 6iDOj|= 2a_iaji (see ôjcea) Love Vi.

6iDoio oppam, 6?.0Q_i M. C. Tu. (aocnj<&>)

Smoothing. ao^cDrgj =£ro<Syigj fig. ajffrajTlfol

m^0-maint) aog_jc6sigjo5ic2Joas (SjiioroâjD CG.

aoQjl§a to polish. —

610(21 oma B. Base of pillar.

6iO£2io omam b.(=<S:iaoiZo)S\son!sn>'SJ'S0O(U)&>o.

aoamêrnl vu. Omum-water.sm

6^D(2)nO omana (aajtsaor aomjei) 1. Fondness,

tenderness with children; darling, ao'caosicao

rolS5)5icnjaif()l) Stuti; often aoaoD CG. 2. nicety,

beauty aoacncaojz; ceifoffijock) DN. Hence

:

aoaoriceaoranb playful with children.

aoam5)c9ii05^canb hunting name of civet cat

(nice-tailed).

aoanoiw^âuo, ao0moi5)g_jfaifal), aoanrngjaaa,

aoamojotoraisx^ aofoil CG. [palace KTJ.

ao0co ajfrnlcojSi^.osinejSio N. pr. Travancore

ao0cr)3>g_j9TT3 (o_isrnlc05ioa.) prov.

denV. aoacnItSa (V2. @.o_iiaor9lceffl = ajoglcSffl)

to fondle, caress <S<3ôzg.S)cn a-osrraScnjocb

ao0CT9l^§ojonb (S^niofrroa®® CG.

6iD2)?jb 1. Fondness=aoam, darling aozajo

enojo (Hra?i5)g_j'ni.-()i)CG. 2. neatness. 3. adv.

nicely, gently (whence (STgjSrooaaA) aoasai oi

(ola., a-.LOco; aoasu Bhr.

ao0ra!) a&l^zjnt hunting name of (SSiy> (huntg.)

ao0îpl a dimple in the loins ao'as S\sm

<S(ôen^ms5eô)5 (3ra§K@ MM.

6i2(£\dd& Smikka Vi.^gôuzlcflei.

6iD£25DCQJo Fine speeches (Stoe^c^ cua^fO ao

00010 <2^(t^ <&>nmo 6)c9)§l ajosroi^ Ti. tried

to explain most plausibly.

6iOCri^d9>— 6iOd^ 185 6^000 d95— 6ioej

65.300^085 ombu'jj'a t. m. (Te. ag, c. ovu, opu)

1. To stroke, as in embracing, blessing (ftsitWD

TP. (tnosl aa. to caress. ôiaK^sl aDcnjlsiaiga^

to smoothen. 2. to cherish, take care of.

eÔrO ora B. a tree in marshes (I. aocb).

SiDô Oram T.M.C.Te. Bang. Margin, brim, side

= ajcSia f.i. cig(SoofO0osy5)@gor!B@^5n6CG. rnlaj

cDTaltab ©Dfoalsy^ VyM. aaroo ftiiî;Slfai 5)a)0c)o

lO-, ao. n_jo^ to run against each other as

men, boats, aorao 5)SiD(^cai = aoroo32Jo 2.

aofCDao. 1.= aofOo (loc.) 2. imperceptible

joining of 2 boards, stones, etc. aorooîio)^

rma ,—o)ca5)S,—gjsiT)l. (commissure, rabbet.)

6iOf51 ori (Te. = aDC/3) l.T. Howler, jackal, mo(^ ^c!^STf) aDralcQ/'OCgjg^DftTTa GnP, (in V2.

axiral, Vi.aaH (îjsnrra, cSiroo^.Tra) 2. howl,

yell(aDfo1 ^§a.). ao.'^cd/lsorai) arosmosuperst.

aofolces) a small bivalve shell.

i- SiDiT) or Saltues8(=: g)^'iJ* q-v.) aofisgg oolej

soBglroi) aorol lacu^nm So_jD5)ej PT.

aoib <9)Dan= ^cD(b aôeTl.

ao(t)(ei§o5a{>, aonDrmaiTlazj.Tb etc. loc. kinds of

paddy grown in brackish soil. frooa^lfOo

II. 6h')(b T. M.C. = afi33, bef. Vowels aofOOiHg.ao

aDiD05rela> the first anniversary of a death,

Nasr. Vi.

ao(o1ai(S. cyLOc0(,-i_i5n^) Hemionites cordifolia.

aoroliiJaraoafQ Viola suffruticosa, mod. root

GP.

aorol&J igdjicf)® Convolvulus palmata Rh.

aoSfOO, aosroo3f0o each one, ao5)fOO>Tra, aoSroo

asTSKDnt) etc. aosrooroltSoifab aoS'^DSfOD .iTlajo

aQ)^.-cnl TR. (graiisifQ ai^tal) aosro ojsl a6ir>| MR. ( = aoSrao).

III. 6iDfb T. M. = igT9.U(b; also a title. Lord (loc.)

6iDa9l?i, ;I^6rka(C.T.ao.TaO)) To think, remem-

ber, expect Q^ô ao,W3)^ &,£\zu<$^ Bhr. not

j

intentionally. oi.uiTgffiruoo o^Srmosiforaora ilôVl

1 Bhr. aoroo^fmlma cnl don't hope, af^ctteo ao

SforaDSfOTaoSfODiTJirao gjgj1m'a)(£iftOS<Sk3 Mud. o_j

er^^cQjoai <s.xieji)c£2j siiii^<ScTuoc>3 (Htaxioao ao

:95)Saismo CG. let him ponder. ao-oraofDi) (po.

explet.) well considered! aorooSraSmonrrao tsra

foTinmczaDo Anj. will explain itself.

VN, I. aoAi rare ; 3,cb ao 4i ^^f^^-"^^ Bhg. one

thought, goon) atb ao4i a^rtg hope. cnl63Bc>o

QQ)TiDggô aQ)maggOT»lf3!) a<85»ô jjCG. re-

gard for you.

II. aoza 1. thought. 2. recollection, memory oQ)

cnlces) ao^2i SoiOTrorrnlgj MR. I don't re-

member, (2a)g(m ao20ca)lî2cQ,o? (Stg crooto

(C)âg)0olc8a ao^êng. 3, interj, attention,

take care!

aoZ0(ScSs)§ inattention, forgetfulness, o^nra ci_i

O6rora).-0) ao'soama MR. slip of the tongue.

ao2Zi6iQ:§(i^Si to put in mind,

aozia Qjls<Saj03in forgot.

denV. aozzliSs) to remember largj^z^^ sraoob

ajlsiOD aoZzl;^TR.

6iDOQd6) otfU'ya The act of the civet cat in

yielding civet siiarce ao^QoTD.

I- 6i2^ 6la= agjO, gs<26!jBoaj CO. etc,

11, sioajT. M.C,Tu.(Port.olla) 1. A leaf of palms

or grasses aoejo^âjo aiscnjo. S)mgjlo)"ibo

ao. Vi. aoaiajXi^l MR. from trees. Stages of

growth: <£hlal(Scffioaj, <S3ro3(S.oiaoej, o_iiSôaj, oj

yxs.oiaoaj.— ajrorsTbaoai .ij(Q3.-3ial5)-9)§l^ TR.

forthatching. 2. writing leaf (oôjSggoai un-

written), writ, aoib ao&J Qg)§,wa)orai), aoai3)aca;o

(STjKDonb mo§ &>q.<sô prov. cncrulcaoaifo <e>ôfoi)

aoej TR. heading of letters. S)^<2a2JDej, a_i

(S§oej etc. 3. steel spring, a)a-i02nnoaj gold

leaf as earornament etc.

Hence: aoeJc9s)srnl single palm leaf.

aoaJc85isrnlg_jO(Ty(o)B)ODTTg (Sxjs^gJlcOn) prov,

aoaJcOsifOsmo a document.

aoeJo)a9ia§ thatch to cover boats (prov.)

ao&J(g(fls)§ (wlcSn partial reparation of thatch

(=:g3S(Bc2;oaj ajejlcBad).)-

aoajsjôjlcfflnb huntg. name of hare,

aoejgjra thatched house. ao'cSao aDSa-jS)fO(68o

cruDomo anrro prov. [sideways B,

aoaigioo i2ola?^-&i to tumble heels over head

aoGJflaj^l box to keep documents ao. ti_io

(£3)63139.0 Mud.

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eôejo

—

6ioc/Bo(Qo 18G eiooackuJl

—

6>,o<ô

aaaiasrai palm branch,

aoaja^mo swordfish MC. — aoaialib Vi.

aoej0Osl= a)O3fBa •weaver-bird. (Coch.)

aoajgolcaiab a bird, kind of nJD-ataiTb.

aoeJS)ca)y>t5Tant) Vi. secretary.

6iDaJo olam l. aT. aM. (3,(n\)Crj for help. 51 m

§.s):wa aoajal^nmg !Sib| RC. 2. (aDeJa^) a

kind of seasoning broth; aoainb g)<2Qiral (so

(Sfijoejib B. No.) curry strongly salted. 3.=

ffiajoajo, (5t3gjo (loc.)

6iOej:eeo olakkam (T.C.Te.Tu. durbar, assem-

bly of kings & states, ao'af) C. to meet. comp.

acX)) Splendour, majesty, ao. cSiOsmS^ ono'oo

CSDSmStuti. ao. (BTgjai^gg O_jl@gn33ia032?l, — etXJO

OJOBoib; ôaiajâssolnD ao- fsigjsr^gg cSioScli

smlaoib CG-. Anj.

6i0^9&!o olangam (a3aji&')0ilmeasure in shape

of a spoon made of <StJi63B55.-3raiD5i^, holding

from i — 1^ (ftool.

BDejGiDrol see olamari.

6iD^cfi3,£jl olup (âaHcasi) To flow, ooze. -aJ

ejo ao. Nid. cnlsfooajo (^nrmra^CG. (after ba-

thing). aDejoT) <9isrrarnl(b Bhr. Esp. Gaiabao

ejo, o_)03ejDe4o, asgoejo siaoiplcaod) Bhr. cu

Scmoajo Qjosrnlaotb CG.

—

Inf. aooi in drops aosaioaj aflynm aisnacTTirb.

aoaH 1. collection of oozing water, temporary

well. 2. see aofiTl.

6iO(SeJf61 oleri Place for flying a kite? KU. as

(2&jralg_j3^f3l> races of Nayers KU.

eiDCSeJDcee'o olokkam (âi) Blacksmith's forge

ao. aocqio âjl§l Sjojoa^.^ TR,

65Drat) 6l =(313X1*, ao*, in oioîSrma.iA, (^(Sinaoi-al).

6iDCLJD 5va ( = aoo?) Sire! aoiio nJHoaj QQ)5).Tbo

raioajrooSin TP.

6iOC/9 5sa T. M. (T. alsoao'oi, aoraij; Te. arol)

Sound, noise, =a^, hence (STgjSroocya (iBTOjfb III.)

(fiinsrooajlsnaaac/atsyosiaisprov. aac/Dcangjo.-mffl

cnosrnlcao counterfeit coin,

aDC/adBaofOiTb, — 6ig_]§ajab famous Vi.

aoc/3c0i8y>ral) large pipe Vi. [coronation.

aoc/asiajsloyo sixigj):^ KU. guns fired at a

650C/9D(Do OSaram Tdbh. a^-J âroo Mark of atten-

tion, complimentary gift. (BrgiTiaiaigl ao. (opp.

aiD'^jo or <a)5mdBs). jJgrraSouodo ao. ^gj (2.0

iQsvtiro) (STD) oioroo ©gj), gigjosrotsofo!) ao. go^

prov. (BT3)niD(âjo aocyaoreajo KU. [Matsy.

6iDc£QLOl osadhi S. Annual plant, med. herb.

aD.-maJlyant) moon.

6iDô ostham S. Lip (upper— fsraiJcaiDoopp.

taraojrao) aDf^sroch 00-^ cnlnrnl§o arroeracb

CG. ao'cijo a)f06SB3 o qolsrai^ ojlsrra SiPu. (from

leprosy). aoc^grusrnlorDTOo, ao.-figcniogros

iStsrao^ Bhr. lips opening.

aoi^ o labial, (gram.)

6i3aD(^ ohari (P. bahri, V2. has &(xj£r,c5), Vi.

aoftrol) Share, part, portion- ^raiejloinbo ao

oDfoliSicX) S):u-ai (robbers dividing the spoil).

o-jooijlrab (Sîf Sd3o) ao. MR. aQnasis aD.,oooro})

ao'ca/DcaH ajlaoiH Bhr. —aoaoralceiBoronfj partner.

6iD(3aD3 oho interj. Oh!

6iO<ô olam (aC. ac>3=i a^(fl3)l. Wave, surf, ao

a63Bc>3 fai@glcijanm,-3ialail) CC. fnsgjoa0o§.o

<a)0gln3l CG. — ao. Sioôest^mo, aQ)§(Ssnrro, ao.

(Sra5is^ exjooaTl rough, boisterous sea. aip^ssio

Q,Sl<S505ng ao^SSBch SlQjOSSsl SiPu. aoô aQo\

§0 (a_ig.caoosnjcul Matsy. — fig. (Btag aiosrra

(Scruock) ao. aQ'§<s&,cn®'U) Q^-ragglfo'), ao. @^cnyrrra aooocrorsia'fiA CG.

2.= aosothe term until (also aoa'îî'TrTD, ao

g.S'OTacQa) a., with Nouns o_i§5mS^3T3,og.oas far

as. (6iijoaiZi6Tr)3«)oao aoorojjo ^ôdSgsa Bhr.

as great as they. aQ)'2ano§.o uocn^co^g^ CG.

a_ic^<2roo06sasaoao QjcQ3ax).iDijrps3Bc>o; Qgcj a

QQjn.Si<sc2Joao saj5irelcu«so TR. as much as.

Q^5TT)<Sa2;og.o o-joejo siaiocbiS) a med. rasr^ 00

(rD(3(ora)oa0oc!ii1 MR. — with Loc. o^âjsi.Tjraio

(mo0(Tj)l<seJ3ao S6Txio(Julgjl^ TR. paid up to

the 971st year. QJC2;ano§lroi) aog.o (2a_j03i^.

—

b., with adj. part. SiSsnsoô as far as visible;

the more one looks, oraxjof) aoSasroioao a®'®

0^0 a-ucftb, (SGruajl<sôg.o ojaul^ ojoso <S)0

00 Bhr. (2<9)(2§oa,o ®<SicX)a_ionb (S.tnonrroo Bhg.

aa-iss'aj'sft-joao ffionoo a med. at every meal.

6iD^D8e:o— eif^fDOTO 187 6i Dl^- ^'^%

(ST2)3Qjog.o, QjfMSQjoao etc, (asTTUjl^dnlsnnD

@.o (@ejl a^lso Vi.) — with the addition of (Son

a>o f. i, fu3er)®g_joao (Smrao (ojcszJCBno si-oirao

KR. ^000 cucsTorao fa)^(95(Sajog.o <S)DeJo Bhr.

3, aDg.0 <B,£^cBsi, aog.0 ^§©j to live in plea-

sure or grand style (see aoaicesio, eaoaoEfco).

BO^DSS'o olangam B. (aoao 3., eaoaictoo) Vo-

luptuousness, haughtiness. So.

6iD^ oli 1. = aorol, ffloejl, ^foa Howl, eaoa^csin

§^V2. 2. No. of Payyanadu term of respect,

at the end of conversation with princes, as

ajojo at the beginning. e,o^ fOioajfOoScr) TP,

(srasôal 5i3)Dnb (So-iDaima. 3. So., vu.T. =

(rrolesocol salacious man.

6iOOo, 6i3<^ ol = (sra-ucfo She, wife. (sa:uS)dbo

e>o3, 6afD9>T5ras)nbo ff)(0i§lc52; aoa TR. ôinb ©o

6>g. Q®§fOTal§lgj vu. he is still unmarried.

6i':i^<^ olu'ya (aDsj, a^(a3<si)Toflow. rnlsraoyo

(B)0 njcSssnb Anj. aoyo Sjôrol RC.

aoyajnt) V2. foot of a mountain.

6in[)cftai3ft>o auksa'yam S.(gtt0fKnfc) Herd ofoxen.

6i":iSLA\CU]p aujityam S.(a^w) Propriety, fit-

ness. a'o'Koa'^gg SiiaiSicfe CG. a'o'iaocaxs-'m

5)-il<^ (@§ Mud. lS)aQUOAi)o a'o. KR.

6in)!92_iej>o aujvalyam S- (as^JaJ) Splendour

e^fDron^^jo aulsukyam S.(&(OT9S^)Zeal, anxi-

ety, gfl ijlg_j'zrn(m Nal. ©tooonosraDfad a'Oflsry

Sysoojo ajnrro KeiN.

6i"Di3o65o aada'âm S. (@.q<9>o) a'o'aoaica/OKa ojl

emuojo c9iZ0c\jo CG. [liberality.

6i"0'2>DCgJo aud'aryam S. (aao.-o) Munificence,

a'oao'jnt) liberal.

Si'^fôGfUCOo HNK. = ^§c6YUfDo.

6ifTDf?JUrn)jo auddhatyam S. (giaufm) Arrogance.

6i")rmcu),o aunnatyam s. (anrxoi) Height.

6l")^jo aunyam S. (a'onoo) Disaster Vi

.

6i^Q-j^jo aubamyam S. (©.oja) Equality, osra

QJCbd*2(S5ngO eiCO'!S\V)\?&,(A G><0. KR.

eîx) n-JocoTloeô aubayi'yam s. (aa-joca) Fit, just,

e^nrirooroau aurasan s. (aro^^') Legitimate

child, lawfully begotten a'o'naoraoo aj(ro)riao

5)0) Qg)(Tn@ (Saj05)ej DM.

AU(5ifD?^D^ aulobu ((sraaTla)}.) A kind of rice-

flour.

a'DSajOiT^'Sf^ a cake Vi.

6i"^CL^ anvu aM. Swelling? 0^15^16 rBraojlcS)

foifoo aiQ-oramnb (grgjtploica^'OQj^^can RC.

a^nj swelling of the stomach, disease of jungle-

dwellers {loc.)=Qjcaool(Sai cTol(bi9y§).

eifDQJgnQo auvannam, 6i")Qjnno, 6i")ajtfl

etc.= (gT3:3j— in alphabetical songs.

eiiiO-inolêtsiS auvanikkada N.pr. Brahman

family KR.

6i^C/dmc(X)o ausanasam S. (acamona ) Beiong-

. ing to Sukra. afa'aoQîg cuoDo KR.

6i"iCf^(bo ausiram S. (ac/j)ra) = roozô etc.

eîfT^cenSinOo ausanam S. (acaasm pepper) Pun-

gency.

ei'DoSnUJo ausadham S. (aDnmoTi) vu. oracijl

cfiiiô, {sraojîffino Medicine, drug e>ic£n(X}Z

iQro)6!5Bg.0f3ii f0'j9fi3i9)c>3 o)^(^ Bhr.

ao.facul id. ^fj s)jiJonm OTDOjliPtinl <8croQji:SJ

.aDiSi^(i)i>'nia*ce5) a med.

6ifiOf^|0 ausnyam s. (e^) Heat.

(^ô AMfollows in alph. songs on Sanscrit models, f. i. (BTOoSSOSa — HNK.

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In alph. songs after Sanscrit fashion as well as

in those, which follow Tamil precedents ; the

13th vowel, an aspiration represented by double

(T. ;.) AHconsonants, f. i. fBraceoi(CTrifoa.jnb, (srodjs.<s>n^;

gjO(b etc.

€03 ka represents in Tdbh. the other gutturals

(-oia fr. c/aoSLio, csTlfslcaio fr. cîOo, (Sicno fr.

oeimo; (2&'0o, Q_i<95)o fr. (Ssaaaiao, ojofeo; cu

fooanb aM. fr. curootiont)). a> in the middle of

words slides into c2J (rmaroliSiG^, (SYarolcffis^),

Qj ((813(91, (sraaj), qD (tst3)5)aD, QjoO TR.) or dis-

appears (ajra3;fi3c9>orao — ojrrocQaoroo, (sr^&o—(ST3)o, a®§E235ia.o@§— Q®§(StoTe)of , QQ]oaoo^

<9)ro— §ro, s)jiiroigice3.i3Tj?l— Qj.ural.).

dSô kaiQ S. Well, wonderfully. — water (po.)

oftjoCOJo kamsam S. (C. Te. Tu, .sisray) Bellmetal,

a3§. — (Qiocronb N. pr. Crshna's uncle & mortal

enemy;prov. tyrant, Herod, also (9>6SUtTb CG.

c&>8ka8S. (quis) Who? in aicaiHrai etc.

dft.c©3(sb, d9)c63©o ka'JfudamS.(L.culmen)Buirs

hump, a^sro®

.

[Terminalia.

iSKftSo cacumen, top; = alc9a. (ft,<fee(gzio CCh.

<Bi£)e< kakka (caô:a?Tu. ^b^casi) Shell, coc-

kle =gj.'!5iJ5lc)o. a-cSsi QJorol Qjloc^ Anj.

—

<&ic95iajgg^ (see c&.Ocesi).

dboeeô kakkam=f)ô T, M, Sediment of oil

<fi5(^ffiS kakkada (loc.) A dagger !S)c9as iftrro

603^0 po.

c&)c66iD§ <d)0«)5mg_j3§ (ia,ra4-teiso§) N.pr. The

Punatur Raja, of Nambidi caste, by whom

Chavakadu was ceded to the Tamuri.

c&jdBft kakku 1. Gizzard, ^c9ao <ejo<gi^§.o vu.

2.= (S)rolcaa what is young. 3. the fruit of

<9)cSs)ajggl, seed used in med. and for play.

4. see cQ)d9s<Q) I. vomit ; stammer. No.

(ftcflarol T. SoM. (Sioaslfol No. (S . (Oiansl) Cucumis

K8ativa= i5@grTtioiaj@gfQl Rh.; the fruit cSicea

(iTlceao GP.

I. dfticeadft), ce^ kakku'ya 5. l. To vomit, esp.

animals oQffnTl aicSsTl.T) iijiAio KR. also of

men roc90)ajo ans^nnonb KR. jiKolrtij aisl.^

55.iJggo <e>ces<203 prov, 2. No. to stammer

iBirftei n_iOd>. = (St3)5rajlo_iO(&i.

aicSsiob stammerer.

(QicesnoaD cackling mouth.

.eicSsTlces) 1. v. n- to vomit. 2.=:S)S-05m£\<esi'V.

freq. 3. CV. to make to regorge.

II. deod86id95, <^6oim,S^, ^ T. C.Tu.To steal

(fr- aic)o)fut. a-giDob & (Siceaojonb. <&i§Qj(Sono§

iS^goral, cQic9sQjon*) a_jdlÔ(iA prov. ngjosi^ s^s

(SrLjocdil was stolen, srame ai§ .Sia.ô^nbo

(gracucTUDTR. theft committed. &.<35iO'^ Bhg.

refraining from theft. a^cesiocOTO) roiltanb prov.

(SiSSooocflaoCG. look stealthily, wistfully.

—

fig. Q^nrros)? aioarolsicai <Si£3o CG. deprive of=

surpass. [^R.

CV. aicLj^cesi; 0d9s)S'ora)ls)m5)3iO3ri| <frnjl^Dnt)

dB5(^6i,Onj Dutch kakhuis. A privy.

d85(SceeoeJo63o kakkola'Jfam S. a perfume = (^

(Sc9ir,Dai.i. [flank.

oftcS^&lo kaksam S. Hiding place, armpit; side,

aicSfiTl M. 1. opposite side or party. 2. peril

ai. ojlsmstoi^ was endangered cd^. (BT9)2CQ^3

oTl = rffrasiui'gJJo.

ceice&ntSsioranb 1. party— ^sousl o>ji)cj^ ai^fe^

<95iDib(jud.).^foji&.caea^(6sio«soMR. oîcnlib <9>.

the opponent. 2. a cunning, dangerous man.

tOxfi^ 1. girdle, enclosure. 2.= (Qidaftijo —(jyLoa tSiceârii'Di) i&isorra KR.

0&58e:o <fi5-^ 189 Si^(bo— dQjCS^D

(eicftô S. wall & the court enclosed (pQ.j(gaD

raTJ»is)nbo ajirt^l3ii iSi'.TjraTlrtiii KR. (z'^v, <ei.

(ojSajCB^^ AR.[âjo)., arrow.

c6599:o kangam S. Heron, (9iS)0_i((g)o= (fliy)a)lnb

(£)99:6inOo kanganam S. Ring, bracelet s,a)STn3

ejOsrosmssBcX) Mud. a-.focrulanrflaiaBosmfinBch

(S^c^ mTarocal.T?!) csOsblonTlcsjjo jii'jc^ CCh.

<A)9a^(TDo kaiigabam S. Comb j^Tlajrao o:)(Tno:98o

^n.mizoo a^. KR. [;53njn Pay. a.s.oanbSlva.

t6598:0ôkangalamS. Skeleton aiSioasojcfiao,

—

c3636l99iOS = ff)o)c&.<3=95',os Hoe.

c65ffl8&i0a5Y37l=:c&'ra})«<s-.D,-t5ral Stonecutter.

d6?o^ kailgu S. Panicum, (n)^cn.

dftieSÔe-nol kaiinani i&snb, aoosml) A present,

first fruits of the harvest given to fanes o)S ogjo

*i°°- [quarrel B.

(SisraDsrnlasi 1. to entrust =aer.?9>. Vi. 2. to

dBjW^ d95 kaiinU'yaTo be singed, burn in cookiug

;

to be overdone ggo ^giôît) aioSoliScLJOaiTl.

VN. I. (ftesarc)!) 1. being burned. 2. darkness Vi.

3. casting net Vi. ^^ggsgl y^^

II. aiSOQo i-ijlsliStn rice to adhere to the cooking

<&6i3B3aooVi. cooking pan. r^^ qq

cBi.aJo kajam S. Hair of the head toiaja)_aiaônn

tfiijy kacca Tdbh. a^jse^ (C. Te. Tu. &j^<9i to

bind) 1. Hem of the garment tucked into the

waist-band (3cfto(OTa5^3)5s5mo di. prov. — ScDio

ctga Qjejl^ iSi. unwillingness to give — -ai^

QjDfa!) ojlsl^RS. 2. girdle, waist-belt. <ai_3jC5^'o

ajiajowlftA S5©iso5)c9>§lKU. got ready for fight-

ing—ojStSsi^tSich Nal. &. jajoQc&i Vi'. 3. long

cloth, coarse cloth— siajgg <9i. the finer sort—

ajojlsrnl &>. also 0sraro)c9si^ of Maplichis, sioi

(Qsicii (0). (from asmgjD^). 4.= sîosmo loc.

c;aciJ(BK»lmo <9i. g^ôjlcSso jud.

Hence: cSi^tSasmcfis bill of sale of cloth (3).

<95^<95\C32,Ci girth of elephant (2) = ,a^-of\j.

iS>^5)<S>S <&>ipltS5> to begin the art of fencing in

<0ig.fo1. moejoiro &i^ s)cai§liSsnT) Vi. (the

king) orders 4 Nayers to devote themselves

to death (old) ; to teach the use of weapons

(mod.)

(Si^gjoo (2) royal girdle or zone.

(SiâjSo (3) commerce in clothes T., trade in

general <9)(Sôso 6^_ij(^; aiâjstemafanb

merchant; <9iâj5g-jO§ commercial con-

cern.

cSiâi war-girdle (oizialrab 6)aj§l5)ce5)DgJlg_jDnb

igi,, o_ios)aio:ao <a>, TP. (see <fl>^).

065^ (Do kaccaram S. (c&ie-jijr&o) Dirty, ^sêl

csô <&)ôc%o prov. No. sweepings, offal.

dBj^ (D§= ffifficft..^ fD§ KR.

c&jjÔOCoJIrsb MR. 52. A row of shops (f.i. ^

o65J^ Dob kaccafl cSi. aôoQ (T. the SW. wind)

The long-shore wind blowing in Jan. &Febr.

from NNW. (Vi. QÔjôri) the hot N. wind).

c65J^1 kacci (C. Te. cftcro, cn^.) 1. Straw,

stubble, rubbish. <Siâô CT)5m60Q3 o PT. for

kindling fire (also (SiêTloA S)&>0§£^ S)Xi^

PT.) 2. preserved mango-juice (better of ai-^

bitter q. v.)

<9i^c6gy^ro') a neck-ornament.

I. d&^j^n^kaccilS. (as -^fzji)) Interrogative

particle (L. num).

II. d&)j3_n(S^3&6ntf6g*? a med.= <Si<S^Daio.

ai^.Tj)) a_)§5mo N. pr. former emporium to the

N. of Qîplzej; aTlfsittlalsicSioi^yo <si^rai>

o_i§lral) Pay. (Cavay?)

S^SL^ kaccu po. M. 1. Tape, bodice to confine

the breast. <9i^sTTTl5)a>0395, (êJasi^âiOjaJfolxera

ipltfia CG. — !&i(Sêjo^tiic2J0GV>Bhr. i&)®jjrat)(êj

5is>,t5ro)csirai) Bhg, woman with well girded breast.

2. a., past tense of siaaicSsi to be bitter.; b.,

in aoKSQcBs):^ sun-dried mango-juice; <S)^

sâi§lca;Qjnb a sloven = (Sji)Q6><S)§l'32-ajn6.

o65(S^ (6\ kacahri H. a public office— <&.. cn'rul

a class of palace-officers in Calicut, the lowest

dignity in Curumbanadu TR.

&>. mocaib oil-merchants, cuosnTlcBib.

d95(S.^D kacco (or aiôj?) The figs of Arayal?

KeiN.

c9)CS^ DfDo— o&39fW»l 190 (39)srcyoînr^l. c&jSo

dQjCSÔfDo kaccoram GP. (S. a.(£3roo)and a.

(S^DGJo Curcuma zerumbet or Kcempfcria

galanga. (£b_ajrDcSs)ly6!3igaiif6T3!jamed.—various

kinds: aiosih., ff)^Q,<0)., oj^cSsi., 55aj6ic9).

d95aI9o kaCham S. shore, — <S).Qraa_io turtle PT.

dSbO^ kachu S. Itch, scab.

t^^^go kajjalam S. Lamp-black, used as coUy-

rium. ai. rgrajSisiôroj (a'srraorflA. CG.

d6)6t2ilOfb kaiijan=:a;oaun6, also (SjeaUfOTaDrtb

^^— [rambu.

<0)6Ta2Joronb A class of silversmiths, at Talipa-

ceiStauoOJ kanjavu t. M. (S. couTwla.) Hemp

Cannabis sativa; the bang prepared from it— <&.

onj^xTldea mnrra GP. £n. ojejlt&j, to smoke hemp.

i9i6!2ilotSt95ôro a med. Ocimum, Rh.

cftiSta^ c£ho kanju'yain S. Armour, tight garment,

slough. <ei5ray,ei63ia§.o (ftcroojo, fig. eraoaostai

0o5)a2JO«s a^. CG.

!&5ray£rn attendant on women, eunuch, po.

d&eô kanjam S. Lotus (waterborn).

aiSTSseaiDiSfcl, <a^smîscnh iâul AR.

<&>5i®>t£ho, t9>6i!jro)<0io an Ocimum (rgraraaoj);

6^Qj5n6 <9>. and asrnl <Si. kinds.

dfefffOOrat kannal (loc.)Badly cooked rice, from

foil, (or &6ITQ!^?)

S)6asm?\ kanni (C. Te. Tu. Dakh. ganji) 1. Canji,

rice-gruel <Si. cftâca^ral) (srpjaio TP. — ^. 5>qj

(95) to prepare it, sr^. <aslc9« to breakfast, .a'aô

ffijiioQo ojooxK^ma TP. his meals, &!.>&if)

6im§) having eaten, aisrotgl cSsi gggjosii'm cuglern^

afTlscesfno TR. are starving. — ojotora) aisinisl,

<9)oaiicS5i., aicfcDca^cesi. GP. ojyeai., (Oiojlg <0).

etc. Vi. <3>os^ce«sroial or o.Tlft)c0ffl. half fer-

mented rice-water, food in scarcity.

2. starch. i&>, ^§Qj(nroo, ai. ajliplc%<9i etc.

Hence: (SisroisoocTl a sort of brass dish on which

Mappillas put their plates.

(ftSTmglceffleJo 1. pot to keep canji. 2. a girl at

her first menstruation (&icn,?); (S). ^rolefls) to

serve her during that time.

cS)6i!5®l(ânlro!) sage. Salvia.

<e)5ro®iaJC/3 glue from starch.

<9)6rj®l®g_|0KS® polype (of gelatine consistency)

or ôm^. q. v.'^^f eaiaTlsrajl.

<£h6tm^^^ (and <&imTlg§) aScitamineum, sort

(e)6roran5)CL)@go 6)a)0§c9s) TR. to give food.

oftiS»Tyvtn6Y;Y5|j <0)Si6roi5)srn, better <a6roro)aTTl, <&

^nrnl (T. a^rojyajt&ornl) Eclipta prostrata

(a mod. 6)S>ie)(Qint>ol, 6i5âi5)oaimTl).

cfi)S kada 5. (\/â)§) l. What is ultimate. .Sirol

cnDot) aisoô (oiajosô @s)s (grgiSSouocb GP.

(= (^ro§ foot of tree f. i. sxaiesTglsinbo a^. @o<ftn).

^Sc85)So-jOc&i, tSislcesi alternately, continually.

2. way ora^^gglcw <Si5 <fe§losô @gô prov. —<S0g}j|S, tfi^l ifS transactions of this year and

the last. 3. T. market, aiS&Jjroajlmao aaiuro

Qjirrrao <&iSiS)do siojgjlasi KR. — SoM. shop,

arrack shop. jiioTO<eic)a aisa^ô KR. 4. see

(fescsâi.

Hence: t&Sc&isrra 5. a., outer corner of the eve.

<0)ScD5i(S6rahosrnl(2ejD iâtolcmrolaig^gg eaio

enSlSGJo Nid. c&Scec.isrro -ojtpool KR. CQ&aStSs)

srro Si_aioQ-ajnjm3 Bhr. (in anger), b., friendly

glance= <siS0:afi3o.

<9)5car>5n^('^fin?

3) last fruit-stalk of clusters.

&)ScBsi6nso = mâ^&i thinner end.

(0iSd9siOfOTb So. shop-man.

aiSiSsiorai), <9i5S5 0f3lagy<9>(ob6c.)=ie)sm»3or3li2.

<a5Sc0€§l (opp. ignb-) the chicken which last

chips the shell.

<9!S5)<Sigajnf) B. (2) worthless (or aHs).

a>S^Qj, <0)S^rau last comb of a plantain

bunch (opp. gnb^^lg^). [Tantr.

(Q-SfOiai beginning and end. &>. eoolgj^s^-pj

cSiSgujoro T. (Palg. to Cal.) crowbar = ^ralcnj

a_ioro No.

<9iSQJcaQ, lower stomach (opp. (garat qj. V2.)

dJiSQJipl = cftSOOiJ^ q. v.

<9)Saj@go a boat's partition at the stern.

<95Sajocail corner of the mouth (T)Dces5)<ei05ng ais

QjocdTlfiA siOTOâi VyM. mark of perplexity.

I. oB^So kadam S. Elephanfs temples.

n. cQiSo 5- (c£hScan)l. Debt, obligation; also <£bsnb

TR. <s^. S)^^ to make debts, <S). ffjiftodg to

borrow, Siifeo^cSfl to lend, ^SiS.<8s>, S)cljoq,<Ssi

(B)SSio— C65S0861 191 06)5(2366^3— oftiSOrb

to remit, Stplasv, Qll|a> to pay debt CS. £n.

Qjl§la2J3rai) cunoo prov. 2. <a,so a_io=9> to tell

riddles, oJlgs, to solve them.

Hence: ajScSaaronb 1. debtor ^3 ajsmtsialsinbo

(S)ScS«ofamocsiil. 2. creditor, also &s<ss)ocS);

<ftScBS)D(b Qja7D(l_l0^c9iS) tO duD.

<9)S(wej capital <qi, ^ra§lc98o VyM.

'^^° °®Q)3) ^2. to bind oneself.

<S5S5)axi§<0) to fall into debt, tft'eigj^^rolcto (en)

63i3c)ofi9s g)ff)Q)cSs) to owe.

<9)So(20sl(S5) to borrow, (gTO3J®(T)D§ Qg}olc32;a_j

smo &>. (saeTl^ TR. so <ftSo ojassial ^so

6)-al^gj prov.

<9>Soajogj borrowing. <3>. orgjOuaroo bond for

loan given beyond the amount advanced for

obtaining a lease ai, ojosaalcaj cubmo MR.

c6)Sc65o kada'Jfam S. 1. Bracelet, ring &>. oja vu.;

brow of hill, encampment <9). fffraroTlfaloTlmo co

0lg_jon6Mud. to leave the army, <si. <&iOffg3 S)£r<o

ch to defend it. 2. a feint in fencinsr (striking be-

low the waist?) Qo-ij)lfOo c9)S<SiQdo(BT0S6SBaso ^SesBogo Q@OQS)u§lono(bSiPu. a^<=pl<95isa)o

olsroigi a_ifrnlo)3ZJ S)aj§ls5cOs)3mo TP. as^rô co

S)a<m i9).Bhr.; also <ft.S'Si,Ti)(ffras^cS«iTP. a feint

or pass. 3.= (Sioeo astr. cSisS) roo:.'3lcsinrai)KR.

S)Sd&e<, cfri kadakka 5.(Te. coojd) i.To pass

over e-oioô aîi>£t^ô ^05! cOi. Nal. atoi^roi)

«iS^ 5)jiJ(Tr)0(b RC. 0(^<a(Tnl,T)3 (asfmotji

(huntg.)of game. ftjiaJtSsisanlranrroRC. begged

with outstretched head. 2. to enter roo i^soolitii)

a!sl<9>al(3i) <&jS(Tra aiojcrra TR. broke into —

eruoaj'mJo (ftscm^^jodo KR. 3. to pass out mo

§ (SiScrra S^xjD^n, also simply a35l<3>c>o aô<se>s

cm (2Q_)D3iil TR. deserted the country. <a>s

5)S5i3gj og)5)ribo cu^cno Bhr. ojlfgoj 31)61,1373)

<9)Sce5)CSiJlgj KR. transgress— fig. 6t3)omoca)l^

<S)S<9s)Cqjo cn1{g3ajlce5)Qajo o^^nmg TR. act

or devise any thing by myself. 4. to surpass

<Shooo^s>cn sajoDoffiaiosng aiSg-jajab RC. ogjô

0cy)fO5)roi3)CSô dhso9so etc.

CV. ie,S(t^fl)T. M. 1, to make to pass Sfoioffrnl

(Sisn^rm sisiaiQJtnranb Bhr. aooorcofoojl

(g0(Sôa2;&-fos),i5ia (ft. Bhg. (nrJlaisia foo

^-oralaBiTra, ;xi^xi3>3>c)3 aos-oo elcSalrtA

a5S,t5ra)l TR. transported, removed; fno§ aj.

tobanish; <9>5mala_)Od) to insult. 2. to in-

sert, introduce.

2nd CV. ,s,s-t5rjnlc9« f.i. (m<€ii^s a)S:oiald^ qj

fojnrro TR. to get transported — oJlslaicesKzA

<9)S.ml-^ fm<SnT)c9ffl MR.

VN. I. (ftsti^ transporting, conveying, dsffj®

aiofoot) boatman, (S)S«^{êjl freight (= a)

SQJ).

II. (ftSgj 1. passage, tgrasngz^ssgo aisg-jlgjosroi^

Sk. no passage or opening in the opposed

army. 2. passing the bounds of propriety,

transgression ôsmcftjSinbo casnjaido aô61o_JOQ,cflQ(S0DMud. — aiSg-l '^05)§Dgj <S)

tplaj5ri53c9aajnb Bhr. don't despair. &. ojo

(93 harsh, insulting words. 3. a)SaJftofonb

Vi. debtor (cSiSo).

III. (Q5Sf3T3)f3i)= (HTaml(g)0o f.i. Qj)o332032;6)0B; <9).

cnlasri Bhg. encroachment.

<^S(S:fit5iDSl kadakkodi B. Fishermen (T. a>s

ca.if) lowest class, or •ft'S^ aosi).

tOiSScSsiosI 0^08 No. custom of fishers (Law).

ce3S6Sr2D6rrflkadannani(<a)s2.+ a>osml)M. Alarge-meshed rope-net set between 2 boats to

drive fish into a twine-net attached to it.

ce5S.::^f^ kadaccal VN. of aisoâi.

06)5-^1 kadacci (f. of a>so) Heifer, young cow,

calf. eft. (^(€]s)w 6a<95ii3ô (graQcq® TR. <fts^^

a)ZD 5)cft§l(23iSo Q_)^ ol^gjo, <ft.jyosmcfto

prov. — ift. mO(b B. = s)o)ftiOT) aoej3ôis mocb.

09)5 5YCr-,r03§, <a>s,-3ra)0§ old. aistiîi, (fts«^

ojifl noo^ TP. The district of the Qjoy>(2(TnO(b

from Mahe to Wadagara, given by Colattiri

to the S)o_jooaO'^rol of the Adiyodi caste, or

taken from him by the latter A. D. 1564 (3

Cadam, 3000 Niiyer, capital (ftoolguOo) KU.

(ft'sôji) 00.000 cDocoiaso (& (S(ftoo£uiaj&

onocarBooso ©'oocooxj^gg iftSôscSaororajo an

oajosftorooHo (ftslco/onaoib ag)ôijfoao TR.

d6)SCu) kadail= a)So q. v. a>. aj^ B. Scleria

lithospermia.

(BESOTS)— ae>Sfcb 192 flftisaio— cOisajQ

cQiSCfU) kadanSa (chs) Thorny branch as of

Strychuus.

SiSrmi^ kadannal C. m. So. £h%<yn(^ Wasp,

hornet, eji. £^s\cna S)5igj§.-aTa oôlfi). prov.

a wasp's nest.I^lô^^

a&)S,T_i6Yno kadappaua ( cEhSgj) Post of weaver's

d9>saoab kadamaii M.c.Te.T.(cd)5-zortb)Eik,

fallow deer MC. Sambre, Rusa aristotelis?

d&jSOfU kadamba ( <9isauoain So.=<a^sajifl) stile,

gate barfmcnjont) £ftSS)cnA o^BraTlcariroliSsmD TR.

d^SoioutBts cnoudo prov.

cesSaoJOfu kadambaii (<a)Sgj) Unruly T. Vi.

a&)ScYiJ kadambu i.=S. d-,ao6ixio, Nauciea

Cadamba, nolcSnScnj CG. oraoj^f^^TiDj aiscry

(mSrarabCCh. 2. Eugenia racemosa tgasascnj

^sl^ ojltplsroig cnl(b amed. (g<9sscnj a>scnj

<S5C>3 KR. rinlfij<fi«. Phyllanthus Maderasp. siaj

51^. a variety. 3. (= a.s) ends and bits of olas

cutfor writing, of pounded rice ete.(see eaoejl.)

d6)SCQôft) kadayu-â T. M.Tu. C. l. To churn

simîil, (oicsinib .si.; ajaa51<S)S5)sii3T3§Gg3i Sk.

produced fire for sacrifice. 2. to turn, lathe,

polish. (ST5)Csâoo (S^ssrai^ 5)aj|.g_jlces)KU. aQ

iaalc9).TP. to whet; <Si5^ ôsm MR. (taxed)

—

to masturbate V2. 3. acute pain. cS^sl <9). to

smart. a.y:{ig3 .Sissot^ qHsssI MM. aisstsio) ajl

sogan^ a disease jcaofsl) lOiSsrargi from walking.

CV. a-.§ofDo aiscaH-e^ TP.

VN. I. a)S churning in .ftsSaasoral) churning

stick CCh. and aisaiOiKb KR. [^rai 2.

II. a>s^ (f.i. <SZ(d> £nS5)^<a& amed.)=:;S)S

III. cQiS^fsil.turning. cSiS^gjejal turning chisel;

<fts^§i„o'Bnb TR. a^s^^Q,3jab V2. a^s^^

cOaralcfiack), ais^siasio^nb KU. furbisher, who

has to give the arms with his blessing ((Srgjts^

(jooa@§(i^5)ia>o§ce5)). — <0)S£j((3i:g_jsml turner's

work. 2. pains, as oalfinajoancSffl. rheumatism,

<&,o^ etc.

dB>Sfsb kadal 5. (djisess)) l.Sea — ea^. outer

sea. cr)^s(S&JO§ SojoaiJOdi Pay. by sea. 2. in

comp. what comes from foreign parts. 3. what

is spread out, reaches far. aisrabsie^.-ora, <S)S

ral)S)aj^@ stage in the growth of jack trees

and palms.^g^^^ ^^ ^^^ j^^^^

Hence: aisej M.T.Bengal gram,Cicerarietinum.

c&iSfiJoîd) to bathe in the sea (prov.)

aisejosl Achyranthes aspera, med. root. GP.

ojeJl^zj <3i. (3^0 sijiiolca <a~.. oô amed. MM.

(the latter Ach. prostrata Rh.) aiâi. SoOO

alcSs) a ceremony to counteract charms (in

t)ajejl<aig.c2''f3t).

<a)Sajoi2i, a)SajDaj6mc0s see (sr^ —aisejlsojODo B. Aristolochia Indica.

(fhsejgi sea salt GP.

<a)SS)aj§gi boisterous sea^sxuraâ&Sfa').

aiSSEUs^ Mapl. = tfhSgjnrnl.

cSiSSeJDgo navigation.

ais^rrnl CG. Laxmi, (srg)'-s^<20^.

<S)Sg^ro seashore, = <a)Sejoo, &>s<SÔ(ô.

SiSôso) sea-gull.

ais^DOQ, aiScesiDOQ, sea breeze.

c&iSf^ral sturgeon, MC. Silurus.

aiSfiAsay.osl = <0)S<S(SaO5^ q. V.

(SiseiracSa goods imported by sea.

aiS(fi*).mDCUg. polype (loc.) [^rj,},) Lodoicea.

(£bS((zA)<Si3Ta63BD the Seychelles cocoanut (ceia

<9iSî 0:9sGP. <9iSfioaj amed. aisro!)aara cuttleen nn ^fishbone, os sepiae (S. (srasiâiaQo).

<a)Sf?'03il seal MC.

<&5g-jniTl porpoise, Platanista gangetica (<a)S

aiono, (fts^trTlo etc. whales, etc.)

<S)S(ral))g_jOcry a sea-snake,^ serpent.

(SiSgjocal, — Q_ja32Jit!l) sea weed.

<QiSaiOo coast a>s(n_)o.ijl(3) I (O)O£!||,t0st&ck) MR.

along the coast.

ias(ral))3-4^ No. a small fish.

aisaj ^si MC. cod.

&S(ii>2i<Q)ch sea-maid or Laxmi ift. ojeô

srnlajsrDfinDLD Bhr 16.emaisrabojsiTifTt) Crshna CG.

aiSaiJ"/! by sea.

dBjS^Dpro kadalaS(V2. a^^â^T. Ar.kartSs,

L. charta) Paper, letter.

daiSCU3rs9l«5b kadavabil (shsoih?) A bat.

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