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 DICTIONARY 
 
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 1886 
 
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 PREFACE. 
 
 The Tulu language, one of tlie Dravidian family, is spoken 
 only by half a million of people, inhabiting the central part of 
 South-Canara. Until recently there was no literature in this 
 language, except some legends written on palm-leaves in the 
 Malayalam character, in the possession of Brahman families. 
 It was only after the arrival of the Basel Missionaries in this 
 district (1834) that some books were written and printed in 
 the Basel Mission Press, the most important being a translation 
 of the New Testament, which was completed in 1847, and 
 of which a new typographical edition was issued in 1859. 
 Other publications intended for the use of the church and 
 schools followed in course of time, and in 1872 Eev. J. Brigel 
 compiled a Tulu Grammar, which we recommend to those 
 interested in that language. For writing, a modification of the 
 Malayalam alphabet was in vogue till the Basel Mission Press 
 employed Canarese characters in printing. 
 
 2. The compilation of a vocabulary was commenced some 
 30 years ago. The Rev. G. Kammerer, who died in 1858, left a 
 manuscript containing about 2000 words. The author took this 
 vocabulary in hand and continued adding to it from all avail- 
 able sources, without in the leapt contemplating the printing 
 of the same. In ^1883, however, the question of printing a 
 Tulu Dictionary was first mooted, and further steps having been 
 taken in the matter, the Government of Madras was pleased to 
 defray the cost of its publication. 
 
IV PREFACE. 
 
 3. A Transliteration in Latin characters of every word will, 
 especially for beginners, facilitate the use of the book. The 
 appended list (p. viii.) will show the rules according to which the 
 transliteration has been made. 
 
 4. Special attention should be paid to words sounding 
 alike, viz : 
 
 ^S, palli, a lizard. s5^ palli, a mosque. 
 
 Cf?? ane, an anna. ^^ ane, an elephant. 
 
 ^J^j^ muttu, a pearl. ^i^o:^ muddu, a kiss. 
 
 ^a^ madipu, a fold. ■doas^ madipu, a con-sultation. 
 
 5. Although it is customary in Dravidian Dictionaries to 
 give the crude form of the Verb, it was thought better to give 
 first the Infinitive form, as the conjugation of the verb is depen- 
 dent on the ending of the Infinitive. The Eoot, however, is given 
 after the transliteration. The three terminations of the Infinitive 
 are as follows: 
 
 1. en)^ uni, as §o5 +cro^ = §jrfo^ voduni, to read; 
 
 2. 4^ puni, ^ ^f + ^^ =-^^^^ malpuni, to do; 
 
 3. h^ pini, „ ^ +b^ =^j!>h^ tiipini, to see. 
 
 As the formation of the Causative form is sometimes rather 
 intricate and the meaning is often different from that attached 
 to the root, it has been thought best to introduce the causative 
 form as a seperate word. 
 
 6. As to the Adjectives, only the simple ones have been 
 especially mentioned; all others which are either Adjective- 
 Participles, or Nouns converted into Adjectives either by different 
 terminations, as the Dative, Locative and Genitive, or by adding 
 Adjective-Participles. (^^ itti, ca)s^ uppu, ^^>^ ayi, elc), have been 
 omitted, as the student can easily convert any Noun into an 
 Adjective whenever required. 
 
 7. In a similiar manner it ought to be stated that all pro- 
 per Adverbs have been specially pointed out; those, however, 
 which are either Datives or Locatives or Nouns with Verbal 
 Participles (CfSS ad^) have been omitted for the above reason. 
 
PREFACP]. V 
 
 8. The Tulu language does not possess many words with 
 abstract meanings. The Gerund of every verb may, however, 
 be used in this sense, for instance, Sjji^o?^^ wodunavu reading, ^j^h 
 ^4 tupinavu observation. Besides this there are some other deriv- 
 ations, as ^?a^ vodige of ^^^C)^ voduni, ^^'^ heccige of ^d^^ 
 heccuni, ^^A^^ jappel^ of s^^^^^ jappuni, ac^6 dinjel^ of aosr^o^ 
 dinjuni, ^^^ tarte of ^t^o^ taruni, ^ooir murte of ^ojs-do^ muruni, 
 elc. Such abstract words, if not found in this Dictionary, can 
 easily be formed by means of the Infinitive. 
 
 9. The meanings of many words might have been consider- 
 ably increased, but for the sake of brevity we have, (especially 
 in the case of words derived from Sanskrit), given only the most 
 usual ones. 
 
 10. It should be taken into consideration that not only the 
 different castes of the Tulu speaking people have their own 
 peculiarities of expression and pronunciation, e.g. for "wed- 
 ding" Brahmans say ^e^or® kalyana, Pariahs say eoci^jd badatana, 
 and other caste people say ^5^o madi^me, but that there are also 
 three local distinctions of dialect, viz., a southern, a northern 
 and an eastern one, in which similar peculiarities exist; for 
 instance : 
 
 S. ^^l^ podepini, ^ 
 
 7^^ sadi, • 
 
 ^^^ tude, 
 
 
 ^j^t^ tupini, ^ 
 
 N. ^^^h^ podepini, o 
 
 o^a tadi, o 
 
 7io^ sude, 
 
 
 7ij?>h^. supini, w 
 
 E. 4^4^ pudepuni, _o 
 
 ^^^ hadi, c3 
 
 ^^ hude, 
 
 c« 
 
 ^j^tc^ hupini,^ 
 
 11. As to the adoption of Sanskrit, words besides those in 
 common use with the people in connection with their worship, 
 a number of words have been received which are current among 
 Tulu Brahmans only,, though not all ; and there are also some 
 words which owe their introduction to Christianity. The Tulu 
 people also use a number of words which were originally Cana- 
 rese, Malayalam and Hindustani; of these only the most com- 
 mon ones have been introduced here. 
 
 12. The names of about 600 Plants will be found in this 
 collection. About half are taken from "Five Hundred Indian 
 
VI PREFACE. 
 
 Plants" by C. Stolz, and the others have been obtained in other 
 ways, careful investigation being required in some cases. 
 
 13. A Supplement of about 200 new words is appended. 
 
 14. For List of Abbreviations see the following page. 
 
 15. In the preparation of this Dictionary the following 
 works have been consulted: Canarese Dictionary by W. Reeve, 
 Malayalam Dictionary by Dr. H. Gundert, and Sanskrit Dictionary 
 by Dr. Th. Benfey. 
 
 16. In conclusion the author desires to record the great 
 obligations he is under, to the Munshis Messrs. Madhvaraya of 
 Caup, Sitarama of Mulki, Sarvottama Pei of Mangalore, and 
 Catechist Israel Aarons for the assistance given him, and 
 among some others, he is also indebted to the corrector of 
 the Mission Press, Mr. Sivarau, who has been of very great 
 service to him in carrying the work through the press. He 
 nevertheless regrets certain errors which have crept into the 
 work, and for which he craves the forbearance of the critic. 
 These have been noted in the Errata. 
 
 Mangalore, October 1886. A» 3/« 
 
Abbreviations. 
 
 ace. 
 
 = 
 
 accusative. 
 
 lit. 
 
 = literally. 
 
 adj. 
 
 = 
 
 adjective. 
 
 loc. 
 
 = locative. 
 
 adv. 
 
 =: 
 
 adverb. 
 
 masc. 
 
 = masculine. 
 
 bet. 
 
 = 
 
 better. 
 
 neg. 
 
 = negative. 
 
 hram. 
 
 =z 
 
 word peculiar to Tulu 
 
 n. or 
 
 72^^/. = neuter. 
 
 
 
 Brahmans. 
 
 num. 
 
 = numeral. 
 
 Chr. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Christian. 
 
 opp. 
 
 = opposite. 
 
 cond. 
 
 = 
 
 conditional. 
 
 per/. 
 
 = perfect tense. 
 
 c. d. 
 
 = 
 
 cum dative. 
 
 part. 
 
 = participle. 
 
 cf. 
 
 — 
 
 confer, compare. 
 
 p. or p 
 
 ers. = person. 
 
 conj. 
 
 = 
 
 conjunction. 
 
 pi. 
 
 = plural. 
 
 C. V. 
 
 = 
 
 causative verb. 
 
 postp. 
 
 = postposition. 
 
 dat. 
 
 = 
 
 dative. 
 
 pot. 
 
 = potential. 
 
 dim. 
 
 = 
 
 diminutive. 
 
 prep. 
 
 = preposition. 
 
 def.v. 
 
 or 
 
 d. V. = defective verb. 
 
 pron. 
 
 = pronoun. 
 
 e.g. 
 
 = 
 
 for example. 
 
 pro. 
 
 = proverb. 
 
 emph. 
 
 = 
 
 emphatic. 
 
 p.t. 
 
 = past tense. 
 
 fern. 
 
 =r 
 
 feminine. 
 
 Rom. 
 
 = Roman Catholic 
 
 M- 
 
 = 
 
 figurative. 
 
 s. 
 
 = substantive. 
 
 f. t. 
 
 = 
 
 future tense. 
 
 Sans. 
 
 = Sanskrit. 
 
 gen. 
 
 = 
 
 genitive. 
 
 sing. 
 
 = singular. 
 
 gram. 
 
 = 
 
 grammatical. 
 
 slg. 
 
 = slang word. 
 
 hon. 
 
 = 
 
 honorific. 
 
 V. a. 
 
 = verb active. 
 
 imper 
 
 = 
 
 imperative. 
 
 V. n. 
 
 = verb neuter. 
 
 ifitj. 
 
 = 
 
 interjection. 
 
 V. refl 
 
 - verb reflexive. 
 
 intrg. 
 
 = 
 
 interrogative. 
 
 vlg. 
 
 = vulgar word. 
 
Transliteration. 
 
 a. Vowels. 
 
 e3 a as h, in about. 
 tj a „ a „ far. 
 ^ i „ i „ him. 
 ■d? i „ i „ police. 
 eAj u „ u „ full. 
 5AJ3 u ^ u „ rule. 
 g)dj r\ji, vocalised r. 
 (S)dJ3 ru «^^ ^.y^^j 
 
 ^ e <2J 
 
 e m met. 
 
 „ h (final) as z, „ mat. 
 
 ^j e (3:j 
 
 e „ gi-ey. 
 
 ^ ei, ai, oi „ 
 
 ei „ height. 
 
 Eo (wo) „ 
 
 „ not. 
 
 2o (wo) „ 
 
 „ note. 
 
 O ou, au „ 
 
 ou „ house. 
 
 o = n before 
 n „ 
 
 n « 
 
 =3^ ka <2^ 
 
 SJ kha „ 
 
 '^ ^a „ 
 
 ^ gha „ 
 
 23 na „ 
 
 2^ ca „ 
 
 ^ cha 
 
 ^ ja „ 
 
 d^ jha 
 
 '20 na „ 
 
 ej ta the 
 
 ii tha 
 
 xi da the 
 
 z^ dha 
 
 rs na the 
 
 ^ ta the 
 
 c3 tha 
 
 ^, so, A, ^, 83. 
 2i, efJ, &f, OulO, csp. 
 
 y, -d, T^, t;^, r©. 
 ^? ^, ^. V, ?^- 
 
 ^ (Jialfu) as e ^'/^ the French ^q, 
 
 Medials. 
 
 o=in before A r, ^, ^' 
 
 m „ odo, -d, <*^, ^, ^, ?:i, :d, 3o. 
 g=h, vocalised. 
 
 c. Consonants. 
 
 ka in kalendar. 
 ka aspirated, 
 ga in gander, 
 ga aspirated, 
 ng in singing, 
 ch „ chapter. 
 ca aspirated. 
 Ja in jam. 
 ja aspirated, 
 nya in bunyan. 
 cerebral ta. 
 
 ta aspirated, 
 cerebral da. 
 
 da aspirated, 
 cerebral na. 
 dental ta. 
 
 ta aspirated. 
 
 cj da the dental da. 
 
 qj dha da aspirated. 
 
 ■^ na the dental na. 
 
 sj pa as pa in parrot. 
 
 ^ pha „ pa aspirated. 
 
 ba i7t bat. 
 
 ba aspirated. 
 
 ma in mad. 
 
 ya V yam. 
 
 ra 
 
 la 
 
 va 
 
 sha 
 
 20 ba 
 
 ?^ bha 
 
 SjO ma 
 
 ojo ya 
 
 d ra 
 
 ^ la 
 
 zi va 
 
 ^ sa 
 
 ^ sa 
 
 ^ sa 
 
 a^ ha 
 
 « i-ag. 
 
 „ lap. 
 
 „ van. 
 
 „ sham. 
 
 „ marshal. 
 
 „ sat 
 
 ha 
 
 ham. 
 
 "^ la the cerebral 1. 
 
 ^ ksha ^^ ksha in Lakshmi. 
 
TULU-ENGLISH 
 
 DICTIONARY 
 
 ;*'<sc-<s:-' 
 
 ^ a, The first letter of the al- 
 phabet; 2. an interjection of 
 surprise; 3. when prefixed to 
 nouns derived from Sanskrit 
 beginning- with a consonant, 
 it denotes negation, as ?j^o 
 truth, e9?j^_^ untruth; before 
 a vowel 55 becomes ©f3«, as 
 ^o^ end, ^^o^ endless. 
 
 ^ ^0=^ anka, ^/Fight, war, battle, 
 combat; ^2. cock-fight; 3. a 
 mark, sign. — crooSo a combat- 
 ant, wrestler. —z6 eoD^odjsS a 
 field or place for cock-fighting. 
 — ^s^o^ to fight, to wrestle. 
 
 >/ao=CTr9 ankana, i'.^'The space bet- 
 ween two cross beams or pil- 
 lars (supporting a roof) ; 2. a 
 quadrate, square; 3. a small 
 room, compartment, —^itrioo^ 
 to upset. 
 eo^^ol}^^ ankayana, s. A temple 
 feast; see o-cxjoj^. 
 
 55 0^^ ankita, s. A mark; adj. 
 marked, —zj^rio^ to affix one's 
 signature to any writing; 2. to 
 dedicate a work; 3. to put a 
 mark. 
 
 ^ox^odjSo^o ankudonku,^. Crook- 
 edness; ^^^ bent, crooked. 
 
 ^0=^02^ ankusa, s. A goad, hook 
 used to drive an elephant with. 
 
 ^0^^^ ankipuni (©o^), v. a. To 
 cipher, count, reckon (in 
 writing). 
 
 Q3o=^anke, s. A numerical figure. 
 
 S5o=ijs^s3d sjod ankoleda mara, 
 s. Alangium decapetalum 
 {hexapetalum). 
 si^oTf ang^, 5-. Greediness, eager- 
 ness. — 20oc^?), —^^^ to be 
 greedy, covetous; cf.^o^t^^. 
 
 53071^ rj2)5^^ angyisavuni (?5o7^?k)), 
 v. a. To reproach, despise; 2. 
 to disregard; 3. to arraign; 
 
 also 590?s?d^4oi, SoOA^?dD^o). 
 
^oTi f-ng-a 
 
 eort anga 
 
 ^oTi ang-a, ^. A liixib, iRember:, 
 2. the body. ^oXo-Rj^^o the 
 members of the body. 
 
 esoJix^dra angalcarana, s. The in- 
 struments of action, as ^c^ 
 mind, ^^^ speech, s^odo body. 
 
 e5or(^d^jS angajameri, s. The hair 
 of the body. 
 
 eorit3^a ang-ajari, s. A name of 
 ^^, the foe of Cupid. 
 
 e^orieE angaje, s. The god of love, 
 m)-^: 2. a son; 3. desire. 
 v/55o?ia angadi, ^. A shop, stall. 
 — OToSo, — A^^ a shopkeeper. 
 
 e5or(rs angana, ^. The space 
 around a temple or demon- 
 shrine; 2. a courtyard, the 
 space in front of a house. 
 
 eorl3^sJ angatapa, s. Heat of the 
 body; 2. fatigue. 
 
 e5or(d?2angadane, i-. Thirst, -^js 
 t^F^ to give to drink. — tjE^f^ 
 to drink. 
 
 ^orld angade, ^. The name of a 
 celebrated monkey, the son 
 of :3;)e5. 
 
 e5o?is:!o=s^ angapanki^, s. The hair 
 about the privities, 7'lo\ 
 
 e5orioJ&^=a angaparikshe, s. Anato- 
 my. 
 
 e^ori^^ angapuje, ^. Worship- 
 ping the different members of 
 an idol. 
 
 ^crt^,Cj=^Dl angapradakshane, s. 
 Rolling the body after the car 
 of an idol or round a temple, 
 as a penance or in fulfilment 
 oi' ii vow; see ^ci^?5. 
 
 •^c/r'ii^^^D^angabssar^,^. Fatigue. 
 
 ^orid^ angarakshe, s. Personal 
 protection, preservation, safe- 
 ty. 
 
 e5or(d^=a angareke, s. A coat, 
 jacket, vesture. 
 
 ^oiidJ^^^Zo angaroma, s. The hair 
 of the body. 
 /e5or(s>.^^, ^o7ioi>t> angalappu, 
 angalapa, s. Covetousness, in- 
 ordinate desire, eagerness of 
 gain. -^S^r'i to be of inordi- 
 nate desire; 2. to endeavour, 
 try. — crooSo a covetous person. 
 
 ^oiizj^ angavastra, s. An upper 
 garment, a towel. 
 
 ^or{i>^ angasikshe, s. Penance; 
 2. mortification of the body in 
 penance. 
 
 ^oTiSj2^ angasuci s. Ceremonial 
 purity; 2. a thrashing, beat- 
 ing. 
 
 ^oiiT^oTi angasanga, s. Sexual in- 
 tercourse. 
 
 e5ori?TOq^r^ angasadhane, s. Gym- 
 nastics, bodily exercise. 
 
 ^oTik^ angasiddhi, s. Prosperity. 
 
 . ^or(?;)JS^angasutra,^. The pulse; 
 2. a kind of girdle; see ^^^ 
 
 ^oii^ angase, s. A particular 
 kind of building, the front 
 part of which is used as a 
 shop and the back part as a 
 private dwelling; 2. a towel, 
 scarf. 
 
 WoTii^gjfticS^^ angasonne, s. A sign 
 
^ori anga 
 
 ^o2S anna 
 
 made with the finger, head, 
 
 eye, etc. 
 eori3oo?o angaliiffi.se, s. Corpo- 
 ral punishment. ^•^^\^^ to 
 
 wound, punish. 
 ^oriSo^^ angahina, adj. Maimed. 
 53on=CT^do angakshema, s. Bodily 
 
 health. 
 ^on^ori anganga, adj. All, of 
 
 every kind; see ©cS3o83. 
 >/^on^D^ angariji, s. The sole of 
 
 the foot. 
 S3orv'3d angara, s. Tuesday. 
 e3on^d^ angaraka, s. A black 
 
 stroke put on the forehead. 
 s3on"5d=^ angaraka, s. The planet 
 
 Mars. e9oAsT^^s;)T^ Tuesday. 
 53oni96angare,.y.TheplanetMars; 
 
 2. Tuesday. 
 V^oA^^J^ angavuni, 6-. 7'. {of ^o 
 
 Ao^), To yawn, gape, open (as 
 
 the mouth). 
 55oh angi, s. A long gown, or 
 
 coat. 
 7^oA^^ angidpini (ssoTn^), z'. z^. 
 
 To be greedy, covetous; see 
 
 under ^oK. 
 J^or\z^^ angipuni (ssoTs), -?'. ^. To 
 
 wish, be greedy of. 
 ^oTs'^DZ^^ angisavuni (©cTv^Jd), 
 
 7J. a. To reproach ; see ©oK?3s 
 
 S5or\^=aDdangIkara, J. Reception, 
 admission; 2. acceptation.— "^ 
 •^0^^, esoTNe^&i^^ to accept, re- 
 ceive. 
 
 ^s3oT\^t)% angirasa, s. The name 
 of a Hindoo saint. 
 
 53orioy, ^orlo^ anguta, angushta, 
 s. The thumb; 2. the great 
 toe; also ^r^o7^:^\i. 
 /e5orio^ anguni (5f)cK), v. n. To 
 open; 2. to be seized with 
 a fit of yawning; as sososo s5o 
 AooT^o the mouth opens; 3. to 
 cringe. 
 
 ^orio^ angula, s. An inch; 2. a 
 finger, the thumb, great toe; 
 3. the name of a saint. 
 
 piorlorj;^^^ angustani, s. A thim- 
 ble. 
 
 s5o7^5-), ^of\^ angela, angela, s. 
 A native inch equal to about 
 \\ of the English inch; see 
 
 y^of\6 angele, s. A greedy per- 
 son, glutton. 
 >43ori^ angel, s. The palm of the 
 hand, —aoc a the cavity of the 
 hand. — 15?=^ the lines on the 
 palm of the hand; see ^^tS?^. 
 —■^ooc-Ri^ :^^o^^ to lick the palm 
 and back of the hand;y^. to 
 be greedy. 
 
 ^o/iJS^5j-5or\ angopanga (e^oX- 
 £ro3rf-s9cA), s. The members of 
 
 the body. 
 
 ^of\S:^^ angostra (&9oa-^^), s. 
 An upper garment, a towel. 
 
 ^o2Go2c;, e5c25o2S^J?)^j annanna, 
 annannolu, ^. All the limbs; 
 see ^oT^oA. 
 
 ^o72£2 annana, see sjcXr®. 
 
 ^ozsraoo ^ annanyuni (e5c83P5«), v.a. 
 To be greedy of, to covet ; c/. 
 
 ^ol\\^. 
 
^ob^ ant\ji 
 
 ^o2C-^,annele, see ^o-Re. 
 Js5os^ anca, cidv. So, thus, like, 
 after that way or manner; 
 2. int. yea, even so. esosioel 
 there, that side, a little fur- 
 ther on. ©ctj^o-rf if it be so, 
 however. S5otJDO30f25 , s9otJD 
 
 d-£?o5a^;Di5^T5Ti) for that rea- 
 son, on that account, there- 
 fore. ^o2^^ such. 
 
 i$5o2^d ancade, adv. So, just so. 
 
 -I eo£^^, eozl^ ancane, ancene, adv. 
 Just so, even so. — -do^o^^ to 
 do so, to do in like manner. 
 
 J^o'^Zt^ ancal, s. The post, tapal. 
 — ^'oiiio-^ a post-horse. — crooSo 
 a postman. 
 
 ^^oz^ anci, (2^^'. Thither, that 
 side; 2. beyond. e9o&7ci sd^ 
 the other part. efcelK ?jorfo^ 
 to die, expire, decease, ^o 
 ^o-d here and there, hither 
 and thither, to and fro. 
 eo2^7^, eoz§=^ ancige ancike, see 
 
 Je5c2^ne)o3o ancidaye, ^. A post- 
 man. 
 
 Jeo2;^0c^ ancuni (©otF), v. a. To 
 lurk, as td'& tjh.^ ssodooT^o the 
 cat lies in wait for the bird ; 
 V. 71. to be importunate. 
 WotiN anjana, see ^o<^^. 
 
 t5ot;ic35)c3^^ anjanadevi, s. The 
 wife of sroodoo (the god of 
 wind) and mother of sojio^oo;^, 
 
 the famous monkey general; 
 2. the black goddess. 
 e^oe^jG^^j?)^^ anjalijiminiji, ^. A 
 kind of fish. 
 
 v/^otofi, ?3oSoi^ anjige, anjike, ^. 
 Fear, alarm, fright; 2. shy- 
 ness, —"sii^o^^i to fear, be afraid 
 of, be alarmed, be frightened; 
 2. to be shy. -odoSo a coward^ 
 timid person. 
 
 >/eot3aJjo^, ^o2;jo?^ anjiyuni, an- 
 juni (©o^, S9oaio), v. n. To 
 fear. ©os^octooSo a coward, 
 timid person. 
 ^oZaJSd anjura, ^. A fig. — ^o5r 
 a ripe fig. — -^o-d the glome- 
 rous fig tree. 
 ?3o^d anjele, s. A timid fel- 
 low. 
 ^0^"^ annana s. A coUyrium or 
 ointment applied to the eyes 
 (^see ^^^R) ; 2. particular ap- 
 plications, as lampblack, anti- 
 mony etc. ; 3. a kind of medi- 
 cine for the eyes; also e9o 
 di^. — c^?r^ antimony. —7^^, 
 —trooSo necromancer, conjurer, 
 soothsayer, also ^oaif^crooSo^ 
 ~z>T>Ti>o^ to put a sharp medi- 
 cine or collyrium into the 
 eyes; 2. to conjure. 
 
 s/^ob^ant^, J. Gum, paste, resin; 
 2. adhesion. -3i;^^ to come 
 in contact with, to touch; 
 2. to follow, pursue ; 3. to 
 stick, adhere to. — srorfo^ to 
 gum, paste. cpc&roJbs) to be- 
 come adhesive. 
 
^ot^ ant^ 
 
 eo^ anta 
 
 y-eo^sd^^ ant^pattu, adj. Adhe- 
 sive, attractive. 
 
 ^-eo^o^ antuni, z'.n. To adhere, 
 stick; z'. a. to paste; 2. to 
 attract. 
 
 -J^oi^ andi^, ^. The buttocks ; e5o 
 Sh SjooB ^o?6 a stool to sit 
 upon. ©oSd^r a small under 
 garment. 
 t5od anda, s. An egg, that which 
 is oval shaped, —d^s^ the 
 oviparous class, as bird, fish 
 
 '^odT^f andas^, s. A kind of fish; 
 del. sooi^cJ- 
 
 J^^o^andi, ^. A germ of mangoes 
 eic. — eoj^-do^ fruits to put 
 forth; also s^oso ^yo^?). 
 
 >yt5oaf^^D% ?5o>^^r^D^ andinariji, 
 andipunar^, ^. The name of a 
 tree, Carallia ifitege^'rima. 
 
 J:e3ocl ande, s. The vessel of a 
 toddy-drawer for putting tod- 
 dy in; 2. a vessel made of 
 hollow bamboo or nut-shell. 
 
 N^eocJg^sJ^ annavuni (e5o?5^), -z'. <35. 
 To raise or lift up the head 
 or face; 2. to peep. 
 ■^or3o=5^oSo annukayi, s. Cocoa- 
 nut and plantains offered to 
 an idol; see 5oor^3j?jDO50. — =^J3 
 br^, — ■rfo'^o^^ to offer cocoa- 
 nuts and plantains. 
 
 >/t3ocl anne, ^. An elder brother; 
 2. a maternal uncle; 3. an 
 elderly man. 
 95o'i> anta, s. End, finale. 
 53o;^8=5^dcs antahkarana, ^. The 
 
 internal sense; 2. the heart, 
 the mind; 3. y^". mercy; also 
 
 
 ^o;^8^d antahpura, -s". A seraglio, 
 the queen's apartment. 
 
 e>o^€antake,^.Yama,the Indian 
 Pluto. 
 
 eoaC3^c^ antadi^r^, s. A clue, 
 hint, inkling (as of a secret). 
 
 ^o^sjo^ antapanta, s. Competi- 
 tion, vying; 2. prowess. 
 
 ^oad antara, s. Intermediate 
 space, interval; 2. difference, 
 disparity; 3. rank. -^oB^f, 
 _^o£^f, —^o^jso^o the inter- 
 mediate posts of a roof. 
 
 eo^dori antaranga, ^, The mind, 
 heart; 2. a secret; 3. secrecy; 
 hi loc. secretly. 
 
 ^o:^dr(ori antaragange, s. Pis Ha 
 sir alio sa\ cf. ^iei:DW, 
 
 ^o;^D'3osd ant ar antara, s. Dis- 
 tinction of rank. 
 
 rata, antrata, antarashtra, s. 
 Mid-space, mid-air, included 
 space, interval; ©oi^ud&SjstSos?, 
 lit. 'he is in the atmosphere', 
 used for one who has died 
 and has no rest; l.fg. he is 
 in a dilemma^ he is not 
 settled. 
 
 ^osO^^, ?5o^S;^o^, 55o;^0ojjo^, 
 antaripuni, antarisuni, antari- 
 yuni (©o;^&), V. n. To end; 
 2. to die; 3. to differ. 
 
 ?3o^cSr?2 antardese, s. The un- 
 known fate. 
 
^os anta 
 
 ^0^ anna 
 
 ^o^ziJ^FU^ antarmadi^, s. An 
 
 under roof. 
 ^o^cdjF antarya ^. The inner 
 
 part; 2. the heart, mind. 
 e5o;^;^orcr3 antarsunna, s. The 
 
 beam on the walls. 
 J^o:^or1 antuga, s. Total. 
 
 >i e^o^?;^ antastiji, ^. -^An upper 
 store or roopi; 2. a secret. 
 
 e5oso antya, s. End, completion; 
 <2^//". last, final, ultimate. — tfse; 
 the time of death. 
 
 ^ouf andu, d. v. Yes, yea. ^^Ti^ 
 4^o) to be true. ~~^h^ to be 
 brought up; 2. to be verified, 
 proved. — efoso true. — eyoso 
 sj^ei:^ a true word: s9oc3Da3o 
 sjDaT?j^Aj xion^orfo <^3§ ///. there 
 is no gainsaying the truth. 
 ^■rfj^o^^ to prove, improve. 
 ^cn^isitso? isittrue? also 
 calling attention. 
 
 eoC3^od andijinda (condl.form of 
 65^^), adv. Namely, that is 
 to say. 
 
 e5ourc3' andi^d^ {past part, of 
 es^?) used as) conj. {lit. Hav- 
 ing said,) that, so^r ©oSS 
 3io^ he said that he would 
 come. 
 
 -/^od anda, i". Form, shape; 2. 
 beauty, elegance, handsome- 
 ness, symmetry; 3. purport. 
 adj. beautiful, pretty; — ;^t?, 
 a handsome man. —i^^h^ to 
 decay, wane. 
 
 Je3oci2^od andacanda, adj. Very 
 handsome, very pleasant. 
 
 ^odri, ^od^ andage, andake, s. 
 A blind man, a man of defec- 
 tive vision; 2. a cripple. 
 
 ^odrs andana, s. A kind of pa- 
 lankin. 
 
 eodo3j andaye, ^^^ ©ocrooSo. 
 
 53od?^o, andasya, ^^^ e9o:3e^. 
 
 ^od?j andassa, ^. Darkness, 
 blackness. — &;)K a very dark 
 pl^e. —-^-^"^ hell of dark- 
 ness. 
 
 ^oC3"e) anda, ^<^'^ under e9o!S 
 
 s5ot3Dtiio, 53oC3«)2o andaju, andaji, 
 s. Estimate. — -rfo^o^oi to make 
 an estimate. 
 
 S3oCJ30Sj andayi, .s"<?^ under e£)o5. 
 
 ^on-^oSj andaye (e5c5-e?o3o), s. A 
 consenter, one who consents: 
 2./. /. ^ e9oa;)L^^, of. tender 
 
 ^oa^?3DD*^ andipunar, see ©c^ 
 
 ^oc3, ^oc5^ ande, ande, ////. of 
 entreaty, addressing, calling 
 attention. 
 
 eodes^, t'ode^o andesa, andesa, s. 
 Doubt, hesitation; 2. shy- 
 ness. 
 
 eoqi^'^u andhakara, ^. Darkness. 
 
 y oqiri andhage (55c:;i^), s. A blind 
 man; J<?^ csocSt^. 
 
 ?3o9'3dcJi)rc^ andhadarbar^, ^. A 
 blind government; 2. tyran- 
 ny. _c!3o3o a tyrant, mis- 
 manager. 
 
 e3oN anna, ^. Food, 6'j-/. cooked 
 rice. — cro?^ a gift of food. 
 
°5oc^ anna 
 
 ^o^o amma 
 
 ^0?^^ annadi, s. A homeless per- 
 son, pauper; 2. a simpleton; 
 
 eo^^ ampuni, see 590200^. 
 
 ^^o2J, ^oea^, ^o23j3 amba, amba, 
 
 ». ambo, ^. Bellowing, lowing 
 2. a cry, noise, -sjdt^o^ to bel- 
 low, low (like a calf). 
 >A3oeo^, e3o20[| ambate, ambade, s. 
 The wild mango, hogplum. 
 ^T^o-d, a hogplum-tree, Spon- 
 dias mangi/era. 
 ^owd ambara, s. The sky; 2. 
 cloth, apparel; Tj?fD^o20-d a 
 purple cloth. e9o 201:1) oeoTj a 
 name of ^^. 
 /^oeod^ ambarappu, ^. Hurry, 
 confusion, perplexity. — asoSo 
 a perplexed man. esoeob^ ^e 
 1:^, ?f)odDS_ to become per- 
 plexed. 
 
 ^o^JS, ^o^3^D ambari, ambari, 
 s. An elephant's saddle, how- 
 dah. 
 
 ^cZOG^ ambal^, s. Tipsiness, 
 drunkenness; 2. drowsiness: 
 ^^rf ©oa:)<§Ssio(:f (I c^r he) told 
 (it) in drowsiness of sleep. 
 
 e5o2o^ ambala, see ^o^^. 
 
 ^oz^^zf ambakil^, s. A kind of 
 verandah; 2. an outer gate 
 07' door. 
 >/^o2^ ambi, i". Cow-dung. 
 
 V^o2^r\tt)d ambigare, j. A boat- 
 man; Cf. e902007^T5. 
 
 J^QT^A ambige, s. A hunter; ^^^ 
 
 >^o2^o ambila, .s-. The place a- 
 round or in front of a tem- 
 ple; 2. a verandah around a 
 temple. 
 
 ^o2oo ambu, i". Water. 
 v43oeoo ambu, i". An arrow. —7^^ 
 a hunter. 
 
 ^ozoori ambuge, s. The flower of 
 Arum colocQsia\ cf. ^^4, 
 
 ^o2oo^ ambuni (®o) B., 7/.^. To 
 do, make; c/. ^04^, ^05^^, 
 
 /^o20j© ambuli, J. A kind of pap 
 or gruel of ragi or rice. 
 53023 ambe,^. A goddess, s^^^r^; 
 ^jjs^od a dumb goddess; c/. 
 
 55020. 
 
 ^eoaS^^D^ ambekar^, ^. Walking 
 (^r crawling on hands andfeet. 
 —^zzio^, ~^7i4^ to crawl. 
 
 55oe3s^ ambepu, «y. Mango blos- 
 soms. 
 
 '^o25e-> ambela, see ^o2^<^. 
 
 (■^o2o^ ambe, ^-^^ 55020. 
 
 ^o2^J^^ ambodi, s. A kind of 
 dance or mock-fight among 
 the Pariahs. 
 
 S3o23jscI ambode, s. A kind of 
 fried cake. 
 
 55o23j?)^^ambottu, >y. Arrogance, 
 pride; also ^o-^^^^. —ijs^gds 
 4o) to be arrogant. 
 •i 550^0 amma, ^. A lady; ^jsSodoo 
 ^0 Kali. 
 
 ^os:^osjdo5o ammapaddeyi, s. eu- 
 phem.for Small-pox. 
 v/^o^jo^Jo ammayya, int. of sor- 
 row or pain. 
 
55os3o amme 
 
 8 
 
 ^ri aga 
 
 y ^osSo amme, ^. A father; ^?e;^c 
 ^, ^Qodoo^o an elder uncle; 
 Srf no^ a younger uncle 
 (father's, not mother's bro- 
 ther); SDc^oddj^ lit. nou- 
 rishing father, foster father, 
 adoptive father ; pi. e9o-rfj5)TSo^; 
 hon. pi. e5o^o5. 
 
 ^o^S$ii>^ amottu, see esodjsi^o^. 
 
 ^02^ amsa, ^. Part, share, por- 
 tion. — tSo^o^?) to divide, ap- 
 portion. 
 
 ^o?oamsa,^. A goose, swan; also 
 
 eo?oS3c)rf, amsapada, s. A caret, 
 asterisk; 2. a prop; 9^. ^o?j 
 
 v/?58, 55^ ah, aha, ^W. Ah! eh! 
 
 ^=^d, 555='i)d, akara, akara, adv. 
 There, yonder, far ; also ^^^. 
 
 ^=g^o^ akaliji, see ^^^^. 
 
 e^s'^V?^ akasmika, adj. Accident- 
 al, sudden, unexpected. 
 
 •J23xf5)d akara, s. The letter «>; c/. 
 
 t5^c)^ akala, ^<^'. Untimely, un- 
 seasonable, —^"dr® premature 
 death. 
 
 ^^^^F akirti, s. Infamy, dis- 
 grace. 
 
 e^x^^ akr^tya, s. Iniquity; adj. 
 wicked, bad. 
 
 ^T?^D, akeri, s. End; tn dat. or 
 loc. at or about the end, final- 
 ly; also es-^^^e. 
 J ^=3^,, ^J=^, akka, akk^, J. An elder 
 sister; 2. an elderly woman. 
 
 J^=a,=a-, ^=^J3,s^o akkakka, akkolu, 
 s. Part; adv, asunder. — Qe 
 Ib^ to put asunder, divide. 
 
 e5 =5,0:^00 akkayya, ^. An affection- 
 ate mode of addressing an 
 elderly woman. 
 
 e=^D^ akkar\^, s. An atom ; also 
 
 "O" 
 
 c Gi o (2. 
 
 ^oM o3o I shall not touch a 
 
 eo 
 
 bit of you. 
 ^=^^"r akkarva, s. The last words 
 
 of a dying person. 
 ^=^G^ akkal^, s. Sense, intellect, 
 understanding; reflection. — "^ 
 Wo a to be out of wits. 
 
 ^^•§\ akki, s. Rice, corn, ^/^^^ 
 d??2/jy in compos.^ e.g. c^c^e^^^, 
 a coarse kind of rice; oSoeCJ^ 
 cardamom ; see ^5. 
 ^^^=3^ akkika, s. A kind of pre- 
 cious stone, sardius. 
 55^0, c^o^) akkuduni (^^^e^)> ^'- ^- 
 To hang, suspend. 
 
 4^5:^0 akrama, s. Irregularity, 
 abnormity, confusion, ^tj^^ 
 S irregularly, disorderly, es 
 =^T^:!e)a2o wrong. 
 ^rirJ^ aganita, ^^//'. Countless, 
 innumerable. 
 
 V^ri^o agatya, 5. Need, necessity, 
 want ; adj. urgent, important. 
 
 7^r(53=)4c^ agapauni, c.v. {of ^7^ 
 ^?)), To send away, cause to 
 depart. 
 
 V^nsSc^ agapuni («?7^), 7-. ;?. To 
 remove, depart. 7-. a. to sepa- 
 rate; 2. extend. 
 
^ri aga 
 
 ^ij agra 
 
 i7ii>^^ agapeli^, s. Separation; 
 2. despatch. 
 
 )Azi:) ag^ama, adj. Fixed, immov- 
 able. 
 
 )7i^, ^Tiv^ agar^, agal^, sJa 
 fort ditch, trench, moat; 2. 
 wall; £A)4^rf ef)A5 a saltpan. —^ 
 Tio^oi to dig a trench. 
 
 irldorioq^ agarugandha, s. Red 
 sandal wood, Aqidlaria ag al- 
 io chum. 
 >/e3r1?5^£)0^ agasenari^i, ^. The lin- 
 
 plant; 2. flax. 
 7^ri?ododagasemara,i'. The name 
 of a tree, Agati grandijlord. 
 
 ^r1^ o agastya, s. The name of 
 a Hindu saint; 2. necessity, 
 
 het. ©A^n. 
 
 ^T\D-i agata, <«^'. Not danger- 
 ous. 
 
 ^T\i)T^ agadha, s. An abyss, adj. 
 bottomless, deep; 2. very dif- 
 ficult. 
 
 ^n^ agini, see s97n^. 
 J^f^o^ agili^, s. A kind of tree; 
 ■^5S9?N^ Agallochum. 
 
 ^riosl agude, ^. A furnace, fire 
 for warming. 
 
 ^f\:i'6:i aguru, see ©a 5. 
 V?5r(odj^ aguruni (®ao5), ^. ^. 
 To totter, stagger. 
 
 ^f\^^ agelij^, s. A kind of demon 
 worship with food etc. —^o^^ 
 worship of demons and ser- 
 pents with food-offering. — ^o 
 eSe; ^j^hF^ to give such offer- 
 ings to demons, elc. 
 
 557^0^-, ^7^^-, ^7io^-7io4 ageli^-, 
 
 agela-, agali^-gandha, s. Aloes; 
 
 see esX'doAoz;^. 
 
 ^*^f{v agela, s. Breadth; adj. 
 
 broad. 
 
 ^f\^dd) ageludda, ^.Length and 
 
 breadth. 
 >K37^J5C), ^Aj^^ agoli, agoli, ^. A 
 
 large vessel. 
 ^AJ^^zi^ agocara,^^". Invisible; 
 2. incomprehensible. 
 y^rv agga s. Cheapness. €57^5 
 
 cheaply. ^-^ oso mean. 
 y^Ti^DT^f, $3A^ ?j^ aggalasi^, aggijL- 
 syi, adj. Cheap. F^^^- 
 
 ^T\ aggi^^y. Hunger; 2. fire; ^^/. 
 vy^nojjo^, e5rij^^ aggiyuni, ag- 
 yuni (®^), v.a. To chew, bite. 
 ^^f> agge, ^. The shoot of a 
 branch. 
 s3n-3^, ^r^^c^, ^f\^^^ agnana, 
 agyana, agyena, s. Ignorance; 
 del. «53d;) ^. 
 ^r\ agni, ^. Fire. . 
 
 /^ri agra, ^. Front, top ;v2. a sore- 
 mouth, aphthae, the thrush; 
 
 ^odjsS? ©AJ, ^S ©AJ, =^j3fe3 e£)Aj, 
 
 ^D ^Xj, ?i^r e9Aj, varieties of 
 soremouth. — £3e& a kind of 
 root for soremouth. 
 
 ^ri^rirlo agraganye,^. The chief; 
 2. one who is regardless of 
 anything. 
 
 y ri ?J5)6 agrasale, s. A dining hall; 
 2. a cooking place in temples. 
 
 ^rl^agraste,^. A headman, pre- 
 sident, manager. 
 
5571^ a^ra 
 
 10 
 
 ^td aja 
 
 en^d, ^rij55^dagrara,agrahara, 
 
 s. A Brahmin village. 
 ^^ agha, s. Sin; 2. passion. 
 
 ?5^JS^d aghora, ^4/. Terrible, 
 fierce, dreadful. 
 
 ^dc2;^s; acancala/^^'. Firm, fixed, 
 decided. —^^ firmness, deci- 
 dedness. 
 
 ^'d6 acara, adj. Immovable; 
 2. inanimate. 
 
 ^d^ acala, s. A mountain; ^^'. 
 immovable. 
 
 552:§J?)^(^n acodya, ^(^'. Curious, 
 wonderful. 
 
 ^z^ acca, <2^". Pure, unmixed, 
 genuine; cf. ^^^ei^. 
 
 ^e:^ d accade, s. A peculiar kind 
 of cloth to put on; 2. a wrap- 
 per; c/. 7i^^. 
 
 ^z^ Co, accada, i\ A red mark 
 
 put on the forehead; 2. a 
 
 mixture of raw rice and red 
 
 powder; also ^tx^- 
 
 >/^^j acci, s.y/A form, model; 
 
 J2. a weaver's reed. — sjd^o?) 
 
 to print, to coin. — 3i ^o-d a 
 
 n/ model made of wood; Van 
 
 axle-tree. 
 
 ^2^=CTk5^. accikatt^, s. Conveni- 
 ence, fitness. /3;^*. neat, com- 
 pact commodious. 
 
 ezS 23^;accibella,^. Country sugar, 
 jaggory made of sugarcane. 
 
 etio ajam, s. The process of di- 
 gestion or consumption; also 
 ^di.0. —^t^ to be digested; 
 to be exhausted. 
 
 S5iio^ ajanta, <^^//'. Many, all: © 
 
 aio^ ai?j ojsT^ooc^o plenty people 
 
 come together. 
 ^2;ioi ajante, ^. An attendant. 
 ^^>i^^o^aJak^l^,^. Yawning, gap- 
 ing. — <^SL^ to yawn, gape. 
 ^e^^'soSo ajakayi, s, Cocoanut. 
 
 —rf^r^ to break cocoanuts 
 
 (in a kind of play). 
 J^ti'i ajake, j". Idleness. — rf sj^o 
 
 ^ idle talk. — tooSo a babbler. 
 ^eji=^G^ ajakel^, s. Relapse. 
 ?5ti=^J5^e;o, ajakolu, ^. The rope 
 
 or cane for putting clothes 
 
 on. 
 ^n^ ajane, s. The noise of a thief, 
 
 goblin, e/c. 
 ^2si^, ^^d^o^ ajapu, ajabi^, a^'. 
 
 Strange, wonderful. 
 V^ici^^ ajapuni (553^), 7'. a. To 
 
 select, choose. 
 ^'i^^^ ajappu, s. Selection. S5ai 
 
 ^zi selected. 
 ^Zi^^T^ ajamas^, s. Estimate; 
 
 2. deliberation; 3. trace, 
 
 search. 
 ^Zi^ov ajamila, see ^z^s^^. 
 ^ti^o^op ajameisuni, v. a. To 
 
 deliberate, trace; 2. to esti 
 
 mate. 
 e5tiD^, e52^o^r ajar^, ajarya, adj. 
 
 Imperishable, not decaying. 
 J^tid ajara s. A kind of moss; 
 
 cf. zi^i^'S,. 
 ?32^0* ajaly, s, A portion, part. 
 
 — crocSj a customer. 
 ^t^Oob ajalipi, s. Fate. 
 
^23-3 aja 
 
 11 
 
 eej, atti 
 
 ee^^rli ajagrate, s. Carelessness. 
 ^23^00^ ajamila, s. The name 
 
 of a fabulous Brahmin. 
 ^23^do ajame, s. A barber ; del. 
 
 eto^ ajike, ^^'^ «5&??. 
 ^^2=^c>^ ajikeli^, ^^^ ©s^t?^. 
 
 S3to5^o;3^ ajikurve, ^. A sower's 
 basket; also sj^s'o-do^. 
 
 e2or!023 ajiguji, s. A crushing. 
 n/^^EoSj, e3t3^ ajipa, ajippa, nupz. 
 Sixty; ^/i-^ eyeSz). 
 
 etosSo, ^d ajime, ajme, s, A 
 crook. — ^ ^^ a grinding- 
 stone (for medicine eic). 
 
 ^2^u^ ajir^, s. A blue oyster. 
 — t^^ an unfortunate hand. «52S 
 &n^ ^2or very hard iron. 
 
 ^2o2;^c3»)D^, §523^D^ ajildaryi, aji- 
 leri^, s. A title, honorific ap- 
 pellation of a master or mana- 
 ger (particularly applied to 
 a headman of the Bants). 
 
 ^zs^rsF, ^"^^if ajirna, ajirte, s. 
 Indigestion. 
 vb^ aj e, i'.^The foot-print ; 2yfoot- 
 step, track, trace; 3. a row; 
 4. the cloth tied over a cradle; 
 also ^^, ^^. — ^wo,^ to make 
 a row. — ^j5ee;o, see essy^js? 
 £;o. -sof, a rope for putting 
 clothes on. 
 -^^Co a]ji, ^. A grandmother. ^"^4 
 a tale, idle story. 
 
 ^Zo e3^ aj7itti^, s. A kind of dough 
 made of rice. 
 ^^'^ ajje, s. A grandfather. 
 
 ^23e)r^ ajnana, i". Ignorance. 
 
 S5E^'3^ ajnani, ^. An ignorant 
 
 man. 
 ^y ata, s. Obstinacy; del. soy. 
 —sDoSo, —■^y?>b an obstinate 
 person. 
 ^ej€jsLis3 atakotale, s. Constant 
 sickness. 
 ^55^=^, ^y^s^J ataka, atakavu, i". 
 Obstacle, hindrance. —tS^vo^^. 
 esw^sa3o?jj?i to hinder, stop. 
 53^^11 atamata, s. Deception, 
 pretence. 
 J^kJDu atara, adj. Wide spread, 
 as the branches of a tree. 
 S5LJJSd atura, s. Poly car paea 
 corymbosa, also sj^:2^oo<^o^. 
 ^^y. atta, s. An upper loft, gar- 
 ret, upper room; 2. ceiling. 
 ^y,cl attane, ^. A household; 
 2. household things ; 3. admi- 
 nistration. >-e)-dA?6 articles to 
 be cooked, -^jse^?? household 
 care. 
 i^y.^o attalu, s. An upstair- 
 room. 
 ^y,^^?j, e5^e),?o attahasa, attasa, 
 
 eo eo * * 
 
 s. Shouting, laughter; 2. 
 
 pomp, ostentation; 3. delay. 
 ^■sSo^o^^ to shout, laugh aloud; 
 to parade, ostentate. 
 55^e),^^attali;i, s. A good labourer; 
 2. a messenger sent after an- 
 other. 
 
 y^li. atti, s. A pile, heap of rice. 
 
 V^eia^ attil^, s. Cooking; 2. 
 meal, —^^^a a cook. 
 
53^0, attu 
 
 12 
 
 e5^ adi 
 
 Jeziz^P adapuni (S5t^), z'. a 
 plough; c/. c^^a. 
 
 '^e5^^^3, adabe, s. An adulteress; 
 fl;^". bastard, illegitimately 
 born; del. soiisS. -~K s^&o.etooSo 
 a bastard, an illegitimate 
 person, vlg-. 
 
 pickle. 
 
 A^d=&S ^d^&ddik}}, adaka, ^. Hin- ji^c^c^o^ adaruni (P^^), v. n. To 
 
 derance; also^^^. 
 y/^d'a, ^cl, ^j^^ =5^23-5) n^ adaka, 
 
 adka, ad^kajag^, s. An unclean 
 
 place; 2. a burying place. 
 
 — 5sS a wild unclean place. 
 J^d'^zj^d adakabare, s. A kind of 
 
 fruit, Cucumis pubescens. 
 ?5d5^o2L);^o^ adakayisuni, i', a. 
 
 To hinder. 
 
 Je5J^=3^o^, adakuni (ft5rf^), v. a. To ^es^ adi, ^. Bottom, base; 2. foot; 
 
 throw, cast out; 2. to dis- 
 charge, fire, as tsa esrf^o^ to 
 fire a gun; also esclg'o^. 
 
 i^ziff adag^, s. A ship; 9^. scz^K, 
 
 ^c^e3c)3 adajati, i-. An out-caste; 
 2. a mongrel; adj. mixed. 
 
 J^d^, ^d£2 adana, addana, s. A 
 shield. 
 ^d^HDO'td adanagayi, see ^^o 
 
 ^d^D^ adanadi, see ©ojs^a. 
 ^^dsj adapa, j»\ A barber^s dres- 
 sing case; 2. a bundle; ^/^^ 
 
 >^etJo^^ attuni {^^^), i'. a. To put; 
 ^ ^?^€5)Uj^^ to discharge urine, 
 
 v^^ atte, ^.-'The sole of a shoe; 
 y N^. support, stand; 3. knot; ^0 
 
 ^ iiHi'' ^^i^ ^^^ upper loft for 
 storing rice; ^J,^^ a knot or 
 ring of a rattan. —siiB bent 
 legs, bandy legs. — ^osoS ^0 
 «o^^, --slicig g'o'^o,^ to sit down 
 on cross legs. 
 ^^j^o, attemi s. The eighth lu- 
 narday; ^^jse^oe^a^o the birth- 
 day of ^M^; ^^/. eps^^o. 
 ^^,5jOo^, attemutte, i". Arms and 
 legs; —^'i-6^oS hands and legs 
 are broken. 
 
 V ?3^j^ri attolige, s. A loft sup- 
 ported on posts, temporary 
 gallery. . 
 
 «r^C5^^^ad^pini(e5S),7,'.;2.4ocook.'^^^^^^' adamin^, s. A kind of 
 ^oTi^o e5t^^ to marry a man. '^' 
 
 J^don^(^ a^angayi, ^. A kind of ^/ ^^^. adary, s. A thin branch. 
 
 
 To 
 
 twig; 2>'copse. 
 
 crack. 
 ^zi^ adavi, ^. A forest, jungle. 
 
 y^ds^, 53:394 adavu, adavu, s. A 
 mortgage, pledge; 2. the 
 thing mortgaged. — =#jabr?), 
 -sjDTio^ to pawn, pledge, mort- 
 gage. 
 ^C3D03o?oO^ adayisuni, see ^ri^ 
 
 jTTOT^a the foot-sole, foot-step, 
 esa^'ci^ eojsTJo^to fall one upon 
 the other. 
 
e^ adi 
 
 13 
 
 ^d ade 
 
 sf 
 
 J^^ adi, adj. Cooked, dressed, 
 prepared. — ^^*^ prepared 
 food; a meal ready to be served. 
 
 ^^o=5^d adinkara, ^?. A large ves- 
 sel; also ®^^^- 
 N/^^=^E0J5do adikebaru, s. A kind 
 of creeper, Pothas sca^idens; 
 also ©^reOjaT^o. 
 /'23^=3^^, adikei, ^"."'The palm of the 
 hand. ^adj. Defeated, van- 
 quished. —^3h^, — sojs-dor'i to lie 
 underneath; to be overturn- 
 ed, defeated. 
 
 t3^r(o^^ adiganti^, s. The bind- 
 ing in the middle of a sack 
 converting it into a "bissac"; 
 the lower part of a "bissac" 
 or sack tied in the middle. 
 2. the lower joints of a reed 
 or cane. 
 
 ■^^i\^^^ adi^ulu, s^^k cook. 2. a 
 priest. 
 4'^^f\ adige, ^. ^Cooking, distil- 
 ling. 2. emulsion or confec- 
 tion prepared from medicinal 
 herbs. -^^^ a cook. 
 
 ^^2;^d=G^ adicarak^, s. Ballast. 
 
 ^^^^c^ adiniri;, s. Water at the 
 bottom of something, stand- 
 ing water. 2.stored-up-water 
 for irrigation of low^er lying 
 fields, —"^k^^^ to store up 
 water in a field after the 2nd 
 or 3rd crop until rainfall. 
 
 ^^sj^ic^ adipattuni, v, a. To 
 
 singe, burn. 
 ^^titi^\ adipareli^, s. A spurious 
 
 jewel. 
 
 e5^^^z:^o^ adipaduni, i\ a. To 
 stack corn in a straw- [or 
 bamboo-mat-) granary in a 
 yard. 2. proceed, 
 vfe^o^ adipu, i". Sweeping. ~tod3j, 
 — ?:^o3o a male sweeper. —-^^ 
 a female sweeper. 
 Vs5<^^^) adipuni (^^), i\ a. To 
 sweep. 
 
 e^^JJ5dJ^ adiburuni, v. n. To 
 submit. 
 
 ^^^rfjocS^^ adimudelijL, s. Capital 
 for trading. 2. resources. 
 
 ^5^do^23* adi.m3lu, s. Overturn- 
 ing. — e??,^, — eojsTJo^ to be 
 overturned. — s:^:So^ to upset, 
 turn over. 
 
 ?3^?oo^?^DdJ5Fj adisudisamana, s. 
 Dressed food. 
 -^53:^Jo^oo adumbu, s. The creeper 
 
 Ipomoea maritima. 
 vls3cl,e^n^ ade, adegu, ^^/t-. There. 
 ©tS^? {ei/iph.) just there, to 
 that very place. rXo^. 
 
 ^rlorio^ adenguni, see ©if 4^, ^3o 
 
 ^cl=a adeka, <3;^//". Narrow, close. 
 2. small, short, brief. 
 
 ed=aj^ adekuni, see esrs^o^. 
 ie5:l^ adepu, s. The act of shut- 
 ting, closing, finishing. — ^^ 
 c^o^ to shut, close. 
 -•^cloj)^, ed^J^ adepuni, adevuni 
 (e9c§), 7'. ??. m'To shut, close. 
 
 v/2.to roost, perch: t^jse^ ©i§ 
 ocsjooc^o the fowl perches. ^36 «9 
 iS^^ to cost : C3D^ ?£)cf 4 ? what's 
 the price? also ©i^S -^^h^ to 
 be shut up, closed. 
 
 2 
 
^d ade 
 
 14 
 
 ^d adda 
 
 ^dnf adesi^, adj. Faded, waned, 
 drooping (?r hanging down (as 
 one's head). 
 J^j|^=^ adeke, s. Obstacle, hin- 
 derance. 2. shelter. 
 
 ^d^A adege, adv. For nothing, 
 to no purpose. 2. without any- 
 thing more, barely, merely; 
 also ^:^7(. 
 
 v/^ d ^ 4 c^ 5 ^ ^ ° ^^^ c^ ade vuni, ade- 
 
 yuni (?5^e), z'. n. To hide, 
 
 be concealed. 
 ^d. adka, see^^Ti^. 
 >^^zip adkala, s. A cooking shed. 
 
 2. an oven. 
 \^d adda, 3". A rafter. 
 ■^^d adda, ^. Obstacle, hinderance. 
 
 adj. Horizontal, intervening. 
 
 adv. Across, athwart, —^h^, 
 
 ^TS^ E^o^to come across, hinder. 
 
 :L=^UJ^?i to dam up, shut in; 
 
 to hinder, interrupt, prevent; 
 
 to block up a path or entrance; 
 
 to screen. — 7\e2io^ to cross 
 
 with lines, underline — ^e3^^ 
 
 to oppose, stop, hinder, -ti? 
 
 h^ to place across, —eo^r^ 
 
 to oppose, confront, interrupt. 
 
 — eoji-do^ to prostrate, bow 
 
 down (a kind of salutation). 
 
 — lij^j^?) to hinder, oppose, 
 ec^o^addantra, ^. The torments 
 
 supposed to be caused by a 
 
 demon. 
 
 o3ri=5^, ^d, addaka, adka, see ^ri^- 
 
 ui -a * * 
 
 ^d =er^, addakatte, s. A dam. 
 
 er^^^^ol^rlod addakattimut- 
 
 tiganda, s. A female's head- 
 ornament. 2. the head-gear of 
 a devil-dancer. 
 ^d'^i^^ addakatteri, s. A betel- 
 uut-cutter or cracker; also 
 
 e5c^=CT?jZjj addakasabu, ^. An im- 
 proper or unnatural profes- 
 sion, adj. Unusual, contrary. 
 l^d'^DD^ addakar^, s. The bent 
 knee, as — sjdS^s'os^^o^^ to squat. 
 2. a crooked leg. —zizzio^ to 
 interfere with. 
 
 ^3d v^^o^ addakil^, s. A bolt, lock, 
 tenon, linch-pin. 
 
 ^d "ix addakei, s. The arm in a 
 posture of defence. 
 
 ^d "^Sv^^^ addakol^, s. A cross- 
 bar. 
 
 ^dr\odi addagandha, s. A hori- 
 zontal mark on the forehead 
 made with sandal paste by 
 certain caste people. 
 
 ^dr\^kf, ^df\6 addaglt^, adda- 
 gere, s. An intersected line, 
 a line across another. 
 J^i^rie; addagela, s. Breadth, 
 width, diameter. 
 
 e^rie;' addagellu, s. A lateral 
 branch. 
 
 e3driJS^ci addagode, s. A parti- 
 tion wall. 
 
 ^d^DOi:) addaghaya, s. An un- 
 timely or accidental death. 
 ^:i ;;i:^o3jarfj B^o^^ to be caught 
 suddenly, to be in danger 
 of life ; to be very afraid. 
 
^d adda 
 
 15 
 
 ?3l3S adda 
 
 ^dzs^=^ addacauka, s. A box 
 in which the linga is kept. 
 ^^dz^ addacci (^ri>-^^\ s. An 
 
 axle. 
 ^c^ts^sl addajati, see ^ridi^B. 
 
 >/e5^r3 addana, s. A shield. 
 esr^rJ, ^^zi£iA addani, addanige, 
 s. A bench. 
 
 y^zi fl addane, ^^^ e5rf r®. 
 c^ • • • ^ 
 
 e5C^ ^6 addatare, s. An ill-formed 
 
 head. 
 
 ec^ iJ5s3, ec^ iJS^v^ addatole, ad- 
 datol^, ^. A transverse beam, 
 cross-bar. 
 
 ^d do^A addadandige, s, A kind 
 of an open palankin carried 
 sideways. 
 
 ^3zidod addadande, s. A hand- 
 cuff. 2. a partition wall, 
 parajjet, dam. 
 
 ed d^X addadabbe, s. The bam- 
 boo pole with which anything 
 is carried across the shoulder. 
 
 ^d c3c)^o5j addanalayi, s. A stam- 
 mering tongue. 2. lying, 
 gainsaying. 
 
 ^d ?^P£Jaddanita, adv. Broadwise. 
 
 ^^sjoi, ^dt>o-^^ addapante, ad- 
 dapankti, s. A line crossing 
 another. —^oo^o^^ to sit at 
 meals apart from others (in 
 a siderow). 
 
 ^d^Di6 addapatera, s. Inter- 
 rupting one in speaking. 2. 
 contradicting, gainsaying. 
 ^z:t>4tjo^ to interrupt, gain- 
 say. 
 
 er^^dc^ addapudari^, ^. A nick- 
 name. 
 
 ^^^d addapude, s. A load 
 carried on a pole by two or 
 more persons. 2. a load car- 
 ried on the shoulder. 
 
 ^dz^6 addabare, see ^zi^-Rs^^-d. 
 
 ^d e3^© addabeli, s. A hedge or 
 fence across a path. 
 
 ^d doc^ addamara,^. A cross-bar. 
 
 ^d s^jsrir addamarga, s. A cross- 
 way, by-path. 2. a false way. 
 
 ^d ^^^^ addamudi, s. A female's 
 tuft of hair fixed on the side 
 of the head. 
 
 ?5dd, ^d6 addara, addare, s. 
 Tetanus; also —^j^^7\. 
 
 ^d€), ^d^ addali, addali, s. A 
 pole placed across. 
 
 ^d z^'u.z^^ addavakkelu, s. A new 
 or temporary tenant or' 
 lodger. 
 
 ^d^^ioT^ addaserangu, s. The 
 upper end of a woman's cloth 
 drawn over the right shoulder. 
 
 ^d7^^ addasadi, i-. A by-path, 
 cross-way. 
 
 ^di^DD^ addasll^, s. A trans- 
 verse row orlme. 2. repeated 
 interruptions, interference. 
 
 ^^d^fi addalige, see e5rff^7^. 
 
 ^ZB-^d^T^ addaduni (^^^S)^ "^'-n. 
 To walk to and fro, to parade. 
 
 v'?5cs^a^ addadiddi, adj. Awk- 
 
 a> a, 
 
 ward, clumsy. 2. topsy-turvy. 
 ^u-^h^ addapini, see ©^ 
 
 c 
 2* 
 
esa addi 16 
 
 -I^^Q> addi, s. Obstacle, stoppage. 
 2. opposition, -■s^o'k^o^^ to hin- 
 der, prevent, oppose, stop. 
 ^^d ©33)^ addelipuni (^^«5), v. a. 
 
 To put out, drive out. 
 ^Ti o d addyara, s. An earthen jar 
 or vessel. ^v^t^ otj a water 
 pot. 
 %'Ca (> addye, s. A cake, pudding. 
 
 ^rs^ anya 
 
 C3 
 
 ^J^a adnadi (ef':l-?:D2^), <2^;. 
 TO • • • ^ e. ^ ^ 
 
 Indifferent, middling. 2. vul- 
 gar, low. 3. wild; cf. ^o^^. 
 55^^, ec^..^^adpini,adpuni(e5S), 
 
 e^^^^ adpillu, 5". A kitchen. 
 ^^Ij^^^rao^, ^slj^or^j^^^^ a- 
 dyonuni, adyondupopini, v. n. 
 To leave a place at once. 
 
 J er^B* anaka, .?. Narrowness, 
 closeness. ^^/. Narrow, small. 
 
 J ers^^ora^anakasanaka,^^'. Quar- 
 relling. 
 55C9o3) anapu, s. Need, want. 
 2. urgency, necessity. 3. hin- 
 derance, obstacle. 4. harm. 
 
 VersD^ anar^, s. Moss, lichen, 
 mouldiness, the green stuff on 
 stagnant water ; cf. ojd^^. —tj 
 ^^ to become mossy, slimy. 
 
 •^ ^t^7^ anasi^, s. A handle, hilt. 
 ^t^D^:i anavuta, see ^^■^^. 
 
 >/ e?^^^, efossj^) anavuni, anna- 
 vuni(e5rro), V. n. To look up, 
 lift up the face, gaze. 
 
 J^ti ani, .?. "A kind of mask or 
 appendage worn by a devil- 
 dancer. ^2. a peacock's tail 
 
 when spread. 3. a small fly. 
 — ^Uj^^, —sj^rSo^, ^a?L^^ to put 
 on a mask efc. 
 erJi anita, adj. Elastic; alsa 
 
 "3^6 anile, see e?^e3. 
 
 Jerid^-soSo anilekayi, s. The 
 
 gall-nut, ink-nut. 
 Jer^idsjjd anilemara, s. The ink^ 
 nut-tree, Teri?iinalia cliebula^ 
 ^rsj anu,^. An atom, any thing 
 
 extremely small, dust, 
 ^raoo^anupu, see ©r®^^. 
 ^rsozS anube, adj. Soft. 
 ys3rl ane, ^V^^*. Oh! hey. 
 53 cl ane, i-.-The forehead, see '^^. 
 2. steepness. 3. a very steep 
 foot-path. —so3^^^ to ascend 
 a steep path. 
 ^fl ane, see e5r5. 
 
 ?3fl=5'^^ anekall^, s. A certain 
 stone in a temple-Jard dedi- 
 cated to the tutelar demons 
 of a temple. 
 
 ^^ anepuni (e5B), v. a. To 
 press, push, strike against,, 
 come in contact. 
 
 espfzjdsS anebaravu, s. Fate, 
 
 destiny. 2. appointed lot;. 
 
 see Soj?20"d4. 
 
 i^r^s^, ef!5^sS an]avu, anjavu, 
 
 s. A man, male; also e?Fcc3jsp4(. 
 
 ?5r?,e:* ankili;, ^. A very narrow 
 door, a wicket. 2. a lodge. 
 — p£i«jZS a strait passage. 
 Jer?o anya, s. The prow of a 
 vessel. 
 
^5:^ ata 
 
 17 
 
 £5 
 
 ^ atri 
 
 e^o^ atantra, adj. Unstable, 
 infirm, weak, helpless. 
 
 S5aoi, atantre, s. A dependent, 
 helpless person. 
 
 533 ati, pref. Over, beyond, ex- 
 ceeding, much etc. 
 
 S5vl^s^o atikrama, s. Transgres- 
 sion, infringement. — a^o3o a 
 transgressor. — -do^o^^, esS^ 
 ^-^^^i to transgress, encroach, 
 violate. 
 
 a 3 5) atithi, ^. A guest. 
 
 €53q^^atithya,^^^ e?^^^. 
 
 e5vB^>o:^o atipriya, adj. Much 
 beloved. 
 
 a 30=^ atirikta, adj. Excessive, 
 exceeding. 
 
 sSvBsioJo atisaya, ^. Pre-eminence. 
 n1 2. abundance. S.-Vwonder, 
 marvel. 
 
 ?5vB?^^c^ atisari^, ^. Diarrhoea, 
 dysentery. 
 
 ^hT^-^zf atisvadi^, s. A good 
 flavour. 
 
 e;^j^, eao^ atula, atula, s. 
 Sesatnicm orientale. adj. un- 
 equalled, incomparable. 
 
 553^, attijL, def. V. Not, not so; 
 negation of quality; cf. <^33. 
 — ^^^> to deny, contradict. 
 —=5^613^ to abnegate, ^"^ji if 
 not, else, or. 
 
 '^tsP% attantra, s. Absence of 
 mind, carelessness; cf.^^o^j. 
 
 ■^^oa attandi, part, {of ©go) 
 Not right, unseemly. — =??e;^ 
 an improper act, a wicked 
 .deed. 
 
 ea^^oiiS attande, conj. [part, of 
 
 ©5^) But, besides, except, 
 
 without, unless. 
 ^£^D^, 55^ d attar\i, attara, s. 
 
 A kind of mat made of split 
 
 bamboos. 
 e^^dj attaru, s. Otto or essence 
 
 of roses etc. 2. perfume. 
 ^i^j ^^^ attala, attala, s. A 
 
 kind of cake for the Sama- 
 
 radhane feast. 
 N/s3^?ds^od attasamara, s. The 
 
 fig tree, Ficus religiosa. €5^ 
 
 ?js; ^^a platform built round 
 
 the foot of a sacred fig tree; 
 
 also ^t\^. 
 
 533^3 atta, inter rog. of e?^. 
 es^j^D^' attar^, ^^^ ®i^- 
 ^S33jj?^ attige, s. An elder bro- 
 ther's wife. 
 - eslg atte, s. A mother-in-law. 2. 
 
 an aunt. 
 ^£oo^ atyanta, <2^'. Excessive, 
 
 extreme, exceeding. 
 ^t^'^ atyartha, adj. Excessive. 
 ^^n ^ atyalpa, adj. Very small, 
 
 trilling. 
 e3£o^^o atyavasya, «^'. Very 
 
 necessary. 
 ^3'e)c5i atyase, ^. Greediness, 
 
 covetousness. 2. lust. 
 ^^On^^o atyuttama, adj. Most 
 
 excellent, best. 
 &5l^ atye, ^^^ es^- 
 ^3^, e^j^jo^ atri, atrimuni, s. 
 
 One of the seven sages, father 
 
 of Candra. 
 
^^ atru 
 
 18 
 
 ^2±)^ adpu 
 
 ^^S3c)C9, e5:^S3^?^ atruvana, 
 
 atruvana, ^. Insincerity. 2. 
 
 machinations. 
 ?3l 7^ atresa, s. A kind of sweeten- 
 
 ed rice-cake. 
 e t^?^ atresa, .9. The 9th lunar 
 
 mansion, {/r. ^^e^). 2. a kind 
 
 of rain in August. 
 eqJs^F, ^^z^FVd atharva, athar- 
 
 vana, s. The fourth Veda. 
 ^D'D* aduru, s. A split, crack, 
 
 cleft. 
 es3'D*3iu5^D^ adT^ri^padyiri^, ^.The 
 
 line of cleavage of a rock or 
 
 other formation, which can be 
 
 separated into slabs or scales 
 ^ or flakes, n/2. shaking and 
 
 quaking. -^'^^ to go to 
 
 pieces, be shattered, bruised, 
 
 split, clc. -20oc^a to crack. 
 J^z:fD'^kJ> adijrata, s. Shaking, 
 
 trembling. 
 -J^tf^D^^ ad^ravuni, ^. -^^ {o/^B 
 
 ■do^), To shake, agitate. 
 iecs^dj^) ad^runi (^S5), v.7t. To 
 
 tremble, quake, 
 eciri adaga, adz'. Then, at that 
 
 time; c/. es^iX, ^t>X. 
 - eddj^ adaruni, see ©S-do?). 
 
 Jed^F^ adarpuni (©ci^), v. a. To 
 cause to tremble. 2. to admon- 
 ish, rebuke, reprove. 
 e5rfs3<^2JCjO^ adal^badal^, s. Ex- 
 change. -■rf:>^o^^ to exchange. 
 
 Jesao^, e3Cj*D* adir^, ad^r^, s. 
 A limit. 2. a boundary wall, 
 parapet. 
 
 >/^djdoc^ aduruni, see «5Sdo?i. 
 
 ^dxC^ adr^da s. Uncertainty, adj. 
 Unstable, uncertain; bet.^^^- 
 
 k5t:^^o adrijisya, adj. Invisible. 
 Je5C^^ adr^shta, s. Fortune, fate. 
 /^c3 ade, s. An inner room. 2. a 
 small room. 
 
 ^d-S- adeki, 5. Kight of manage- 
 ment of family-property ; also 
 C:?!3e£i. — crooSo an heir, the 
 head of a family elc. '-^^^^ 
 the management or adminis- 
 tration of the family-property 
 to extend. 
 
 ec30, e3djs€) adeli, adoli, s. A 
 kind of chisel. 
 
 ej5^0, s3dJ3eS adeli, adoli, s. 
 Half an anna; £3jss?^z^ half 
 a rupee, an eight anna piece. 
 
 ^cSe^S e3c3c=CT adekiji, adeka, see 
 
 ^j3^2^ adeca, see e?£ed, 55:2^. 
 ei3j?)^r(^, ^[^^ri3adogati,adho- 
 
 gati, s. Perdition. 
 ^dJS^dooiD adomukhi, s. Down- 
 ward tendency. 2. the name 
 of a female Bhiita. 
 Mz!i-^ addana, ^. Weakness. 2. 
 sickness. 3. affliction; 9^. epcg, 
 j;^, ef)5T)^?i. — cTOoSo a weak <?r 
 distressed man. 
 Je5rf€s3)ci, ^c3j|0^c^ addalipuni, 
 addolipuni (55^:^^"^ ^-%-)^ ^'- ^• 
 To rebuke. 2. to" frighten. 
 3. to command. 
 ^t^^ adpuni (^^), ^'. n. To go 
 to stool, rig. 
 
^d>\ adbhu 
 
 19 
 
 e3c5"5) ana 
 
 55do,^ adbhuta, s. A phenomenon, 
 miracle, wonder, adj. Wonder- 
 ful, surprising. 
 
 ^a , adri s. A hill. 2. a tree. 
 
 ad^^ adruni, ^^^ esSi^o^i. 
 
 ed^?dadvana,^^^ «5:^?^. 
 JeSii^ advana, :f^^ ©^^^J^. 
 
 ad^^^ adveita, ^. The Vedanta sa- 
 stra or the doctrinal system of 
 Sankaracarya which regards 
 the Supreme Spirit and the 
 human spirit as one. 
 
 aqSdo adhama, adj. Low, mean, 
 vile. ©4^^ a low c/' vile person. 
 
 ^qi'-d adhika, adj. Much, great, 
 more. 
 
 e^p^^d adhikara, s. Authority, 
 power. — ^ a head official; 
 a governor; a man of power. 
 
 e^r!^ adhipati, s. A ruler, lord, 
 commander. 
 
 a^^^ adhlna, s. Possession, con- 
 trol, adj. Dependent on. — ^ 
 dependence, subjection. 
 
 a^^^ adhlne, s. An adherent, 
 a dependent. 
 
 e^ojjp adheirya, ^. Discour- 
 agement, timidity, cowardice. 
 
 eq^oO^Or^ adhyayana, s. Study. 
 2. the reading of sacred 
 books. 
 
 edo^^ adhyakshe, s. A superin- 
 tendent, overseer. 2. a bishop, 
 Ckr. 
 
 aqje)o oJo adhyaya, ^. Chapter, sec- 
 tion; C/. ?iop. 
 
 4^9^?^ adhvana,^. Labour. 2.im- 
 
 methodical effort, adj. Tired. 
 2. weak. 3. wrong, spoilt. -c3d 
 oSo a hard-working man. 
 
 S3^o^ ananta, ^^'. Endless, infi- 
 nite. ~^^ infinity. — ^odj^ 
 Vishnu, as reclining on the 
 coils of the king of serpents 
 (asin Trivandrum). ©^cithe 
 Infinite, God. 
 
 a^o^d anantara, ^^^y.Afterwards. 
 
 a^^ anapu, see ©c^4 
 
 ^^u^ anar^, see ©r®5. 
 
 ^^ri^F 'dmYgysi,adj. Very costly, 
 priceless; /r. ^^^of. 
 
 a^q^^ anartha, s. Bad fortune, 
 calamity, disaster. 
 
 e^^^, ^^^^ anavata, anavuta, s. 
 Iniquity, transgression. — csd 
 oSo a transgressor. 
 
 e3c5'3ti5^d anacara, s. Violation of 
 religious rules or practices. 
 2. misconduct, transgression. 
 S.irreligion. 
 
 ^■^^ anatha, adj. Forlorn, help- 
 less, destitute. ^^^4 one 
 who is unprotected, helpless, 
 an orphan. ^^^^ a widow, 
 poor woman. 
 
 a^^a SinMi,adj. Without begin- 
 ning, everlasting, eternal. 
 
 e5?3"S45^d anadhara, s. Without 
 basis or support, want of 
 protection, adj. Helpless, un- 
 protected. 
 
 a^'sdOvB anamati, s. Deposit, any- 
 thing entrusted. 2. all, the 
 whole. 3. keeping in sus- 
 pense; c/. e9^j5)?i^o. 
 
^^ ani 
 
 20 
 
 e^rTOo anya 
 
 ?3^53 anile, i". Bud, sprout, germ. 
 2. soft timber. — rfbodoj^ to 
 bud, germinate. ^^^^6 a 
 sprout from a seed. 
 
 e^S3"^danivara,^. Trouble, hard- 
 ship. 2. starvation. 
 
 ^^^ anishta, s. Something un- 
 l^leasant. 2. adversity. 3. 
 displeasure. 
 
 e^)C3 aniti, s. Injustice, wrong. 
 
 afl> anu, pre/. After, like, under, 
 along cU. 
 
 ^^o'aDv, anukala, see ©^oaj^. 
 
 ^^^i'uS)'^ anukula, s. Agreement. 
 2. convenience. 3. help, aid. 
 adj. Convenient, helpful. ~zy 
 ^^ to be convenient. — -^o^o^?) 
 to make convenient, arrange. 
 
 ^?oO^;jor5=^ anukramanike, s. 
 Arrangement, order. 2. an 
 index, table of contents. 
 
 iSri^ii 3o anuo^raha, s. Favour, 
 regard, mercy, grace. 
 
 ^^:)^^ anutana, s. Opportunity, 
 fitness, -^js^^ to watch for 
 an opportunity. 
 
 ^c^oDn anudiua, cidz>. Daily. 
 
 ^?li3J=5^rf anupakara, s. Unkind- 
 ness, disfavour. 
 
 e^)J^4^ 3.nupatya, s. Indigence, 
 necessity, need, want of maans. 
 2. inconvenience. 
 
 t5cdj2^d anubhava, s. Enjoyment, 
 suffering 2. experience. 
 
 €5r^oi:;iOQ3;c^, anubhavipuni, 7k a. 
 To enjoy. 2. to experience. 
 
 e?)jc^JS^r; anubhoofa, s. Enjoy- 
 ment. 
 
 ^nO^JvB anumati, s. Consent, 
 agreement. 
 
 ^fdj^j^^ anumana, s. Doubt, sus- 
 picion, conjecture, surmise. 
 2. fear, ^^j^o^^ to doubt, sus- 
 pect. 
 
 53cdjDc)ri anuraga, s. Love, regard, 
 passion. 
 
 55?^jdJlsJ anurupa, s. Likeness, 
 resemblance. 
 
 ^^jd^sj anulepa, s. Anointing, 
 besmearing. 
 
 ^o^jdoS)i^anuvandige, 5-. Consent. 
 
 ^^jS3-3d anuvara, see ©^^s^-d. 
 
 ^?iO?u^d anusara, s. Imitation, 
 
 following. —eyS according to. 
 
 J^?oxi^, S5f2^^ anepini, anepuni 
 
 (©^), V. a. To touch. 2. to 
 
 hug, embrace. 
 
 ^N^c^ anevuni, see ^^^^. 
 
 S5n^^ anska, adj. Much, many, 
 plenty. 
 J^^^^anpini (e^^j, v. a. To say, 
 speak; of. ^o^^. rsj^^ etc. 
 
 ^^. anya, see esr®^. 
 
 ^^c; anya, adj. Foreign, diffe- 
 rent, strange. 
 
 ^-^^^h anyajati, s. A different 
 class or caste. — crooSo a per- 
 son of a different caste or 
 creed, a stranger. 
 
 e5Noc3^2i anyadesa, s. A foreign 
 country. 
 
 55?^ 2p^5§ anyabhashe, s. A foreign 
 language. 
 
 e5?^.^;jjN^anyamanya, sec ^t^^^^t^- 
 
 e^oOJj anyaya, s. Injustice, 
 
e5c5J?^^ anyo 
 
 21 
 
 e^^ api 
 
 wrong, iniquity, adj. Unjust, 
 unreasonable. — crooSo an un- 
 just person. 
 
 es^JJo^F^-^ any6nya,-y. Communion, 
 fellowship, friendship. 
 
 ^^j apa, pre/, denoting inferio- 
 rity, privation, separation, 
 contrariety eU\; also e?^- 
 
 ^sj^e)d apakara, s. An unkind- 
 ness, ill-turn, injury. 2. ma- 
 lice, hatred. 
 
 esj^^3r apakirti, s. Reproach, 
 disgrace, infamy. 
 
 e^ri apaga, adv. Then; also 
 
 ^3iea^d apacara,^. Impoliteness, 
 insult. 2. fault. 
 
 ^t>tiOi) apajaya, s. Defeat, over- 
 throw, loss. 
 
 S5sicj apaddha,^-. Alie; ^^^^20^^. 
 
 ^^^o-^fi apanambige, s. Unbe- 
 lief, distrust. 2. disbelief. 
 
 ^jj^j^c^ apamana, s. Disrespect. 
 2. disgrace, --s^o^o^^ to dis- 
 grace. 
 
 ^3jd apara, ^^^y. Other, opposite, 
 latter. — -^oSo funeral rites. 
 
 esJD^o^, esJD^3o^ aparanna, 
 apardhana, s. Afternoon. 
 
 ^t^UDZ^ aparadha, s. Offence, 
 guilt. 2. a punishment, fine. 
 — T^jsLr^ to pay a fine. —^00 
 S3;)4r'i, _^t)t:^o^ to accuse of a 
 crime, to condemn. —-^^^^^ 
 to commit an offence, to 
 transgress; to fine. 
 
 ^t.Q:::)3 aparimita, adj. Un- 
 measured, boundless, infinite. 
 
 e53JdJ3sJ, ^^sj aparupa, apru- 
 pa, adj. Rare, uncommon. 2. 
 scarce. ad7'. Seldom, rarely. 
 
 e33iS3'sc5 apavada, s. Censure, 
 blame. 2. a false accusation. 
 3. exception (to a rule). 
 
 ^jtj^i apavitra, adj. Unclean^ 
 impure. 
 
 e^sisi^o^ apasakuna, s. A bad 
 omen. 
 
 ^sJ2)2o apasabda, s. Ungram- 
 matical language, a vulgar 
 expression . 2 . bad pronuncia- 
 tion. 
 
 ^trJD-^ apasaksi, s. False wit- 
 ness, perjury. 2. a false wit- 
 ness. 
 
 ^t>7i d apasvara, s. A discordant 
 sound, hoarse voice. 
 
 ^sj;=j-?,d apasmara, s. Convul- 
 sions, epilepsy. 
 
 esJsdO^^) apaharipuni (ss^^S), 
 T. a. To take by violence, to 
 usurp, plunder, rob, extort. 
 
 ^s^oo^d apahara, s. Usurpation, 
 robbery. 
 
 ^ta^-^-^r. apahasya, s. Derision, 
 irony. 
 
 ^50^^ apatra, «^'. Unworthy, 
 undeserving, unfit. ®^i) an 
 unworthy person. 
 
 e5^^o:^j apaya, s. Danger, peril. 
 2. misfortune, calamity. 
 
 ^5jDd apara, adj. Boundless, 
 infinite. 
 
 ^^^doo aplmu, see 55^?^o. 
 
 ^^^o* apili^, ^. An appeal. 
 
e^ apu 
 
 22 
 
 ^20 
 
 ^^^0 aputu,^^". Quite, entire, 
 
 whole. 
 ^Z^^F apurva, adj. Unprece- 
 dented, uncommon. 
 ^^e^^ apekshe, s. Wish, desire. 
 2. expectation, hope. — 1:50^0^^, 
 ef)^?-S;^^^ to desire, wish, re- 
 quest. 
 ^4'^^C) apoli, s. Euin, waste. 
 J^s:^ appa, t'nl. of surprise: c:^^ 
 essi^whatmayitbe! 2. a mode 
 of calling a mother. 
 -/€5sj appa, an affix of respect 
 added to proper names of 
 men, as ^'^^^'^■> ^'^^-, 20:^^, 
 ^l>oc"rf^, e/c. 
 V ^t> appa, ^. A kind of cake 
 fried or baked. 
 e5^o3^o3j, es^oi appantaye, 
 appante, s. An honest, respect- 
 able man, a good man. 
 ^^o-Sri appantige, s. Honesty, 
 fidelity, chastity, 
 ^^z:>.-d appada, see ®^^- 
 vj^sicl appane, s. Command, or- 
 der. 2. permission, leave. —^^^ 
 hr^ to command, give order, 
 permit. — r3^js^r©o^ to take 
 leave. 
 J^z"j 5315, appappi, t'nL of sur- 
 prise, sorrow. [cake. 
 
 s/^^^ appala, s. A very thin round 
 
 J e53^^^c^ appalipuni (s^^*^), ^'. a. 
 To strike anything with the 
 open hand, to squash. 
 
 J e^o^jo^ appiyuni (s??^), 7'. a. To 
 embrace, clasp; ^/^d? ^'^^ 
 
 J53^^=CT^, ^35^^ appukei, appei, s. 
 Folding the arms on the 
 breast. ~3j^ ^, _^j»wo^?) to 
 
 _^ to 
 
 cross or fold the arms on 
 
 the breast. 
 n/^s5 appe, ^.-'Mother. 2/an affix 
 
 of respect added to proper 
 
 names of men (as ^7(f^ 
 
 ek.)- c/.^^. 
 e^^, ^^^^^ appo, appode, s. 
 
 A cake made for the per^ 
 
 formance of funeral rites. 
 ^^"o^^ aprakasa, Absence of 
 
 light, darkness. 2. obscurity, 
 
 3. secrecy. 
 eslsSo^oSj aprameye, s. God, the 
 
 Incomprehensible. 
 ^goSjs^tiF^ apraydjana, s. Use^ 
 
 lessness, unserviceableness. 
 ^^^2oriaprojige, J". A bad man, 
 
 ^^^djo, e5a,j^^ aphimu, aphini, 
 s. Opium. 
 
 ^20 aba, tnL of astonishment. 
 
 ^eocs^abadijL, s. Iloof; also ^-dsoS. 
 _?yD5croo3j a person with a cleft 
 foot (a kind of deformity). 
 y^z^d abade, s. A kind of bean, 
 
 e32od abaddha, adj. False, incor- 
 rect, wrong. —zj^!§-d a false 
 word, —■^^'•^ji,^ false news 
 or rumours. 
 
 ^5200 abara,i'. The stern of a ship. 
 >/e5to6 abar^, j. A common coun- 
 try bean, Lablab vulgaris. 
 
 ?52j^ abala, adj. Weak, impotent, 
 
 ^20^3 abale, ^. A weak or impo- 
 tent man. 
 
^e^) abi 
 
 23 
 
 55 tp abhi 
 
 ^z^o^r^ abindige, s. Perplexity. 
 
 2. obstinacy. 
 e^^^j-^T^ abiUse, see ^2?^x)A. 
 
 a^oodo aburu, s. Character, res- 
 pectability, keen feeling of 
 honour; ef. e9^^o-dj, e?aDOTJo. 
 — c3do5j a respectable man. 
 ^^4^^ to dishonour, rebuke. 
 ^:^ ©eioTJj crooSoK why are you 
 so overbearing? 25?e£)20o-do dis- 
 respect, dishonour. 
 
 i3Zdo6jij^d aburoni, s. A kind of 
 fish. 2. see efdj^j?^?. 
 
 s^e5^^, ^23oJoj^ abepuni, abeyu- 
 ni (^22), z'. a. To beat or 
 pound rice; also^^^zi^?^. ^ 
 d05o e55, e)£5£^ 595 rice well 
 cleared of its husk. 
 
 ee3^?j^ab3si^, ml. Lift up ! pull! 
 an intimation that anything 
 is ready to be lifted up, e.g", 
 a basket or a bucket from a 
 well elc. 
 
 ^20,, ^w^zo,, e323js,^abba,abbabba, 
 abbo, t'nt expressing wonder 
 or grief. • 
 
 ^2o^j^C3i?)d7^abbagedarage, 5*. The 
 proper names of female 
 demon twins. 
 ^O2o^d, ^eo^dclabbara, abbarane, s. 
 Boast, ostentation. 2. sound, 
 noise, cry. ~-^d^\^, — "^^^ii 
 ^, ©s^s^?i to cry aloud, 
 make noise; to frighten; to 
 boast. 
 
 ^zxOA (^) abbalige (pu), s. A 
 kind of flower. 
 
 N/bzi abbe, s. An elderly woman, 
 matron. 
 ^Ei^?^ abbesa, s. Study, prac- 
 tice, exercise. 2. familiarity ; 
 fr- 
 
 e^eSj^^r^ di abroni dei, s. A kind 
 of shrub, Grewia microcos ; 
 also e520o-!5j3er5. 
 
 es^oioabhaya,^. Security. 2. pro- 
 mise of protection or pardon. 
 3. confidence. 
 
 S52p^s^ abhava, s. Non-existence. 
 
 2. annihilation. 3. a negative 
 
 {^gra^n^. 
 
 J^z^DTs) abhasa, adj. Worthless, 
 
 vulgar. 2. corrupt; /r. ^z^tj. 
 
 ^tpt^rf abbijana, s. A family, race. 
 
 ^p^ abhina, s. Mimicry. 2. ges- 
 ture; also ef)£p^odo. 
 
 e"^)^ abhine, s. A mimic. 
 
 ^tpsq^ojo abhipraya, s. Design, 
 intention. 2. wish. 3. opinion. 
 
 ^^sjjs^ abhimana, s. A keen 
 feeling of honour, pride. 2. 
 regard, affection. 
 
 etpO£)^abhilashe,^. Desire, wish, 
 inclination. 
 
 ^tpd\a abhivri^ddhi, s. Increase, 
 prosperity. 2. progress, thriv- 
 ing, improvement. 
 
 e^^^^ abhisheka, s. Sprinkling 
 with water. 2. consecration 
 by pouring oil, ghee elc. 3. 
 unction. Ti&ra^Ep^?^', UD3iD£p4o^ 
 the coronation of a king ; Xo 
 •doe9cps^et5^ the ordination of a 
 priest. -T^o^o^^ to anoint, 
 ordain, install. 
 
^zid abhu 
 
 24 
 
 edox amr^x 
 
 e52jJjdo abhuru, see eseDo-do. 
 
 e32;^oo^d abhyantara, s. An inter- 
 val. 2. delay, vexation. 3. 
 obstacle. 4. offence, scandal. 
 — t?Ej?)tobe an impediment, to 
 be delayed, —^^j^hr^, —^^^^ 
 to binder, object, offend, vex. 
 
 e52p^^?o abhyasa, see ^d^^Ti. 
 
 ^^0=^ amake, s. A tendril; 2. a 
 fork. 
 >/ e^or?, ^sjj^, amani, amani, s. 
 
 A nipple ; -^Iso w^^i. 
 v'e^s^j^^ amapuni,^. ^. To quiet, 
 press down; see ©^035^). 
 
 e3^0D* amar^, 
 
 Twin. 2. 
 
 double. — 23s«3'5^o twin cbildren. 
 
 e^jjd amara, V7<//'. Immortal, s, 
 A deity. 2. an immortal. — ^^ 
 immortality. — e^js?^ heaven. 
 
 ^5Jod=^J5^55 amarakosa, ^. The 
 name of a Sanskrit dictionary 
 of synonyms. 
 -^^s^jD"?)^^^ amaravuni (s9doD;)), 
 z'.a. To push forward. ^2. to 
 hold fast. 
 
 555^00?^ amarige, s. A heap; also 
 oSo^jDt^. — itdtSo^ to heap up. 
 
 e3ooOoi3!)aamariyadi, s. Disres- 
 pect, incivility, dishonour. 
 adj. Disrespectful. 
 
 as^jOoJoj^, ^rfjdjo^ amariyuni, 
 amaryuni («?s^j^), t'.w. To ag- 
 gress. 2. to cleave to. 
 J ^^^iC:^^ amaruni (^■^^),v.?i. To 
 become quiet, calm. 7'. a. To 
 settle, seize, touch, hold. 
 
 e5S^o6 amare, s. A ditcli, canal. 
 — seL^o to make a ditch, dike. 
 
 53do^r amarta, see e?^^^. 
 
 e5do?^■^^s3)^) amarsavuni (©^ 
 ?feF), ^. ^. To frighten. 
 
 ^zScikT^, ^zi:)rj^Ft) amarsila, 
 amarsala, s. Brimstone. 
 
 ^dj23^ amaliji, s. Intoxication, 
 drunkenness, giddiness. — =#j3? 
 ■5, — odoSj a drunkard, -^tj^^, 
 — o3o?-do^ to be intoxicated. 
 — -rfj^o^?) to intoxicate. 
 
 ^5^j?:oC^ amasani, see ^^oorir3. 
 7?3sJo?^d amasara, s. Necessity. 
 2. urgency. 3. hurry e/. ^^ 
 Ti-d. _^^o^^ to hasten, be in 
 a hurry. 
 
 ^;^Je)N3^ amanati^, s. Deposit. 
 2. suspension. — -rfj^o^r:) to sus- 
 pend. 
 
 e3SJJe)Drl amarige, s. x\ trunk. 
 ^^^jscij^ amaruni (^^j^S), 7.'. a. 
 ■^To suit, fit. ^2. to embrace, 
 hold. V3. a plant to twine. 
 
 e^J5)r3, ^dJ9S3^?o amase, ama- 
 vase, ^. The day of the new 
 moon. 
 
 eDo^ amita,rt;^'. Iitimeasurable, 
 boundless, infinite. 
 
 e^^j^N amine, s. A sheriff's 
 officer; see ^^i^t, 
 
 es^jo^r^ amusani, 5. Pride, arro- 
 gance, insolence, haughtiness. 
 — ifjse3i^4^ to show pride. —'^^ 
 ^^t^ to be proud. 
 
 esioJSe;^ amulya, adj. Costly, 
 invaluable. 
 
 ^Jzixi amr^ta, adj. Immortal, s. 
 Nectar, ambrosia. 2. different 
 
s3j ame 
 
 25 
 
 eu ara 
 
 fluids as water, milk, palm- 
 wine etc. — 3X)a3j a custard- 
 apple. —'^s6 Anona squamo- 
 sa^ the custard apple tree, 
 _20j?;do Cocculus cordifoUus^ 
 the heart-leaved moon-creeper 
 —•^4-^ the mythical churning 
 of the sea for nectar. ~-^^o 
 sweet words or speech. — ^^, 
 ef)s^j^g immortality; cf. 59do-d^9,. 
 
 >/^do ame, s. Ceremonial impurity 
 or defilement in case of 
 birth. 
 
 ^^t5do^^, esJ03^3J^^ amepuni, 
 
 amatijipattuni (es^), v. a. To 
 
 press, hold in the arms, hug. 
 
 ^sSo^c^o amedhya, ^^. Faeces, 
 
 ordure. 
 ^sSJS^ri amoga, adj. Precious, 
 
 excellent. 2. fruitful. 
 ^^^o=a^oSo amcikayi, see esdo^^ 
 
 -v^sio, amma,J. Alady. 2. mother. 
 
 ^. gen. of °^^^^' 
 tssjoj,?^ ammuni (^^^^), 'V-a- To 
 
 swallow, devour. 
 ^^0, amme, see ^o-Bo. 
 ^do?^ amsani, ^^^ s9^oj?jf^. 
 
 ^0^0 aya, see S9o3oo. 2. good luck. 
 3. a tax. 
 
 ^oJOc^ ayana, ^. Going. 2. a path. 
 3. a half year, that is the 
 course of the sun northward 
 and southward — from solstice 
 to solstice — each of six 
 months. 
 
 ^o5ooC3«) ayinda, adv. Hereafter, 
 in future. 
 
 ^o5jrio^o ayigulu, see sdXo^j. 
 
 eo5os ayita, s. Readiness. 2. 
 decoration; also sd;^. —-^^\^ 
 to dress. — e?L^^ to be dressed, 
 adorned. 
 
 550^0^^ ayinij, see so^. 
 
 ^O5jeoo ayibu, see SDeio. 
 
 ^o5j^2o ayivaji, see sd^^. 
 
 ^o:^jo^ ayukta, ^i^//'. Improper, 
 unfit. 
 
 ^oJoo^ ayuta, ^22/;;^. Ten thou- 
 sand, a myriad. 
 
 ^oS-Q^rir. ayog-ya, adj. Unfit, un- 
 worthy disreputable. —^ un- 
 fitness, unworthiness, disre- 
 pute. 
 
 e5o3j9^q5o ayodhya, s. The capital 
 of Rama, the modern Oude. 
 
 ^oJOo ayya, see ©^So^. 
 
 550Jjo^ ayyappa, ^*/2/. of pain. 
 
 ^oJOo^ ayyala, ^. Five seers. 
 
 >/eo3oQ ayye, ^. A priest, minister, 
 teacher, master. Voc.^^xion sir. 
 Plur. esoSoo^ gods, Brahmins; 
 an afiix of respect added to 
 proper names; see 55^. 
 ^ofooD^ ayyer^, sez sd^5. 
 53o3onO* ayyelu, s. Five pairs of 
 oxen or buffaloes. 
 
 'y55o3jSo^ ayyo, ^>2^. of grief. Oh,* 
 ah, alas, woe. When feeling 
 annoyed, dear me^/^sodonoS^o? 
 hit. of grief, pain. 
 
 ^S5d ara, s. A file. — ^ ^^0 the 
 teeth of a file. -ijdtI:^ to file, 
 rasp. Xocc^TJ a round file. 
 
^d ara 
 
 26 
 
 ^D ara 
 
 ^do=5c)Sj^ arankavuni, see esejo 
 
 V erfoeJj^ arantuni (5£)tjoI3), z^. a. To 
 grope for, grasp. 2. to seek, 
 look for. 
 
 vyedo^s3 arantele, ^. A greedy 
 person, a miser. 
 
 J^6oid arantade, ^. A royal re- 
 sidence; c/. 651^^0^. 
 
 s/s3do^o^arantuni(s5TJo^),?:'. :?^. To 
 feel, grope. 2. to grasp at. 
 ^dozoo^ arambuni (€9tjo^), v. a. 
 To touch. 2. to climb, creep 
 up (plants); also ^T^oozdo^. 
 e5d^^ arak^, s. Arrack, country 
 spirit ; c/. Xo X ?iTJ, ud^. 
 
 J^d^^ arakiji, ^. Gum-lac, sealing- 
 wax ; ^^— , ^jaoeoo— stick-lac ; 
 ^5— black sealing-wax; ^o^— 
 red sealing-wax; ^■sS— seed- 
 lac; 83^- shell-lac. -a?b^, 
 —zj^Tio^ to seal, fasten with 
 sealing-wax. 
 ^^i'S^ arak^, ^. A fine, white 
 cloth ; also ?3^^ ^xi^. 
 
 ^d=5^l^^'' arak^teliji, ^. A large 
 
 black scorpion, scolopendra. 
 ^^i'ao^ arakali^, see ©^r^. 
 
 >/^d'aarake, adj. Half filled (^//>. 
 (^Z' ^>^^ full). 
 
 .^ds5^, e3dsjj arakh\jL, arakhu, s. 
 Essence or spirit distilled 
 from any thing; c/. ©"d^. 
 e5dr(r? aragani, j. Kitchen fur- 
 niture. 
 
 ied^^£^ aragini, s.A talking par- 
 
 J rot.^. a neat or tidy woman. 
 
 ^dh^?^^ aragls^, adv. However, 
 at any rate; tn connection 
 with neg. verbs by no means, 
 never; Q'oSo ©-dTx^oJ ^o^oSo he 
 will never do it. 
 
 yidrlo aragu, see esTj^. 
 
 6d?ioou^d aragundara, s. Ruin; 
 also A0oz3^co(d. 
 
 ib5€^:,'^ aratuni (spt^O), 7'. t^.^To 
 
 7 scramble, fumble.^, to make 
 a grating noise. 3.^0 inter- 
 rupt, blab; also^^^r^. 
 
 J^deS arate, s. Prate, blabbing, 
 tattle; also ^^^63. 
 ^6dd^ araduni (^^r^S), ^. a. To 
 
 / gather up, to grasp. A. to rub. 
 53dd=S"i)05jaradekayi, sec ^^^^oso. 
 
 >/^:i^ arane, s. The green lizard, 
 Lacerta interpunctuala^ said 
 to be poisonous; 59-ds5 ;^E£^o-rf 
 ^"dr© if a lizard bites death 
 (is certain), —soja^do a kind of 
 creeper used in medicine. 
 — ^je)^ a kind of fish. 
 ^dr?o aranya, s. A wilderness, 
 
 forest. ^^'. Wild. 
 e5d3 arati, ^. Anger, passion; 
 displeasure. 
 
 ybdi, 55dc3 arate, arade, ^. Heat, 
 burning. 2. impetuosity. — t^ 
 e3 burning heat; epT^^oii fe^d 
 ^^^F^ to burn very much or 
 exceedingly. 
 
 §3dd^, 55dc3«)55 aradala, aradale, 
 s. Yellow arsenic or yellow or- 
 piment. -"^^ yellow ochre. 
 
 ^dcSc^ araderu, J. />/. A class of 
 
^:i ara 
 
 27 
 
 S3D^ ara 
 
 Mohammedan merchants. 2. 
 
 policemen, peons; also "^tj^B. 
 ^d^-^D aranari, see esiSfroa, 
 
 Jed^, ^6t>z^^ arapu, arapeli^, ^. 
 Cooling. 
 
 ^d^^§ arapucce, 3". The shoe- 
 s' 
 flower; see cro?j^. 
 
 -/ed^Q^arapuni (S5^), ^'.?2. To cool, 
 become calm ; £3ei e5TJs^^ to 
 become cool. 
 
 ^d35 arape, j. A crack, split; 
 c/. ^a^. 
 
 ^d2od 3^^) arabara tinpini, v. a. 
 To eat greedily, devour. 
 v/^d23^o5o, s3d^2)^ arabayi, arabei, 
 s. Violent clamour, crying 
 aloud, lamentation. — t^jsS^r?), 
 ^^fj-e^^Jtocry out vehemently, 
 to bawl out, lament. —^ ^£j 
 a braying brawler, z'l^. 
 
 ^dt^) arabi, ^. An Arab. 
 
 ^dzoo arabu, s. Covetousness, 
 desire, eagerness for gain. 
 
 ^d2o)^ arabei, see ©T5d^. 
 
 ^d^jouao^aramadal^, see s9t5^c^6. 
 >/^d^^ aramane, s. A palace, 
 royal residence. 
 
 ^^^^ aralu, ^. Drizzling rain. 
 -8!)?3io^ to drizzle. 
 ~^^^^o£^ aralunl, s. The black 
 
 bee. 
 J^6^jP aralunl (^i^^), z'. n. To 
 open, expand. 2. to bloom, 
 blossom. 
 
 ^d53j?;^$5 aralole, s. A tender 
 palm-leaf. 2. a kind of ear- 
 ornament. 
 
 -'^dd arava, ^. Tamil, -ejro^. the 
 
 Tamil language, — rS?^ the 
 
 Tamil country. 
 eddoeif^, e5dd!3?^ aravantige, 
 
 aravatige, s. A shed where 
 
 water is served gratuitously 
 
 to travellers. 
 ^ds^s:^or? aravamani, ^. A kind of 
 
 gem. 
 edS3Dro aravlsi, see ^S^^. 
 53dsJ aravu, ^. Width, breadth. 
 
 adj. Wide, open. 
 e5ds^^aravuni(®^),'6'.^. To heap 
 
 up. 
 ^^k^'^d^, ^dro^sjoood arasina- 
 
 kutta, arasinamunda, ^. The 
 
 jaundice. 
 v^sdi^o arasu, ^. Aking, monarch. 
 
 -tJ'oo a royal family. —^^ 
 
 royalty, kingship. —t^o-R a 
 
 king's son, royal prince. 
 ^^^o'^j^ arasukutta, s. A kind 
 
 of dropsy. 
 ^d?oo^jO arasukuri, s. A car- 
 buncle; also eOcSoAe;, z^7\o-ci<sj. 
 •^^d?2 arase, see ^^Tio. 
 e^d^o^ araluni, see ©dc/o^. 
 ^c^te=5* arajaka, ^^'. Kingless. 
 
 s. Anarchy, confusion. 
 $SD^e^ arabi, adj. Broad, large, 
 
 extensive. — ^^ a very large 
 
 house. 
 ^©■^Oo ar ami, <3;<^'. Unlawful. 2. 
 
 vicious, restive, /. i. a horse; 
 
 also ^x:i)^o. 
 530^53) aravu, see ss^d^. 
 ^DD^^ aravuni (^^), 7.'.^. To 
 
 gather. 2. to embrace, clasp 
 
 3* 
 
^D^ ara 
 
 28 
 
 ^::^ am 
 
 in the arms. ^^S t>^^ to 
 
 embrace or receive with open 
 
 arms. 
 J^Uz)V^ aral^ (eprS-e??"), s. A person 
 
 doing half a clay's work. 2. 
 
 half a day's wages. 
 ^0 ari, s. An enemy. 
 y^O ari, 6\vtlice freed from husk. 
 
 Some of the principal kinds 
 
 of rice are : ©oaoci ©a, esaS^i 
 
 S^e^^OS^b, !J>)SFrf5, =^j3^=^cd&, AOC^ 
 
 &»&, £5j3^0^ ©5, d^^D, ^?Ji^n5, 
 A 
 
 any small grain, /. /. t^^^^. 
 3. the testicles. 
 
 e5S=^ej> arikala, s. A place for 
 husking rice; also eo-ds^o. 
 J 550=^ arike, ^.^ Consent. 2. con- 
 fession. 3. request, ^li^^o^^ 
 to reveal, confess; to inform, 
 represent; to request. 
 
 eDA^-/ ariglsijL, see £9tj?\5c3. 
 
 ^D^J5^°^ arijola, s. Indian corn, 
 Sorghum saccharatum. 
 
 ^OvB ariti, see ^h'^. 
 
 ^bci^ aridala, see «5drf«<. 
 v/e50c^c^aripuni (55&), v,a. To sift. 
 
 2. to strain, filter. 
 >/e5D35 aripe, J. A sieve, colander, 
 strainer ; "^^"^ a leak (in an 
 earthen vessel). 
 
 e50odj ariya, sec «5oc!or. 
 
 S3DoJJo^ ariyantra,. .y^^ es^odoo 
 
 ^. 
 
 o 
 
 ^Oodsio^ ariyuni, ^^^ e£)odoor^. 
 
 Ve5&S3^c^ arivana, ^. A metal dish ; 
 
 also Sc&^ror®. 
 eD^ arive, ^^6' «^^r. 
 ^05S^. arishta, s. Misfortune, 
 
 misery. adj. Unfortunate ; 
 
 impious. 
 ^0^, arishte, ^. An unfortunate 
 
 man, a poor man, a person 
 
 in distress. 
 sfodj aru, s. Brim, edge, margin, 
 
 border. ^i^^^J^ to reach the 
 
 shore, to land; to get oat of a 
 
 difficulty, to be successful; 
 
 of. ©-doAO. 
 
 ^dooeoj^ arumbuni, see £9do80o?>w 
 
 •]^t:ii\:> arugu, s. Verge, brink, 
 border, margin; of. esdo. 
 edo2^ aruci, .y. Want of appetite* 
 
 e5djr3 aruna, adj. Purple-colour- 
 ed, s. The name of the rising 
 sun. 
 N^rfo^ arupu, see esdo^. 
 
 53dj20jd arubuda, see s£)20ord. 
 
 ^djSjjoeS, arumutte, s. The gills 
 of a fish. 
 
 ^do;l)oSo3jsdj^ arumuriyoduni 
 (e5do^ix)&oSjs5), V. n. To weep 
 with loud lamentation and 
 shrieks. 
 Je5djd aruve, s. The mouth of 
 a river, a seaport; also ©v^o^. 
 — d COTES' a bar, the entrance 
 to a harbour. 
 
 ^dosS aruve, see s?^r. 
 
 y^do3oJ aruhu, ^. Knowledge. 2. 
 understanding, perception. 
 
^do aru 
 
 29 
 
 ^6 are 
 
 Jedo'^jdorfo^j arulumarulu, adj. 
 Foolish, simple, childish. 
 
 edJ33d, ^6j^^ arupa, arupu, adj. 
 Formless, invisible. 2. de- 
 formed, ugly. 
 >/t56 are, s. Half, a moiety; <^. 
 e9t^r. -eyfhalfa man's height. 
 Jt56o2;^j^ arencuni (©t5o2^), ^.^. 
 To rub off, peel, skin. 
 
 ^6o22D^^ arenjavuni, cv. {of 
 ©^osio^), To cause to deny. 
 2. to hide away. 
 
 ^doz^o^ arenjuni (e5x5o^), v. a. 
 To deny, gainsay. 2. to 
 conceal; cf. ^6oddo^. 
 
 e6oe£s3 arenjele, i". A denier, 
 
 disowner. 
 'e36o^d arentele, see ^tjo^6. 
 e6^r5§^ arekannu, s. A half sight, 
 
 an imperfect glance. 2. squint 
 
 eyes. 3. eyes partly closed. 
 ^d^'srJ arekani, s. The hundred 
 
 and twenty-eighth part of any 
 
 thing. 
 S56=a'30Sj arekayi, adj. Half ripe; 
 
 also ^?j7\^03o. [part. 
 
 ^6vDO^ arekal^, s. The eighth 
 y^^'i areke, see ^tj^. 
 ^d^^JsdoO^ arekodyel^, s. Half 
 
 salted or insufficiently season- 
 ed dish. 
 ■esdriob^ areganti^, s. A loose knot ; 
 
 2. half a load, a small bundle. 
 ■^6ri'^^ aregala, J. The hot season, 
 
 summer. 
 adei^ arecatte, adj. Half dead. 
 
 2. reduced, thin, lean. 
 
 ^dzi^ arecappe, adj. Tasteless, 
 
 unsavoury. 
 ^6t3s)vS arejati, adj\ Half-caste, 
 
 mongrel, mixed. 
 eds^j^sj arejiva, s. lit. Half the 
 
 life; the state of being half 
 
 dead. 
 -/s36do^ areduni (S5^S), v. a. To 
 
 spoil, corrupt, mar, taint. 
 
 2. to destroy, ruin. 
 ^6(^^ aredala, see &T5a^. 
 J^6dj^areduiii(^^S),7'.f^.Tolow. 
 
 ^d^aiS arenari, s. A person 
 dressed partly as a male and 
 partly as a female. 
 
 ^6^d2;^o5j arenalayi, s. A stam- 
 mering tongue. 
 
 ^6^6^° arenirel^, s. A slight 
 shadow. 2. an imperfect 
 shade. 
 
 ^6^^^^ arepalu, s. Half a share, 
 half part ; — 7nst5 a partner 
 or shareholder entitled to half 
 a share. 
 
 ^6^D^ arepavu, s. One half of 
 a quarter, one-eighth of a 
 seer. 
 /^6^D^^ arepavuni, e. v. {of 
 55^^^), To cause to grind. 
 2. to cause to submit; to sub- 
 due. 
 -/^d^^), ^6^^ arepini, arepuni 
 (sf)^), V. a. To pulverize by 
 pounding or grinding. Ifg- 
 to oppress. ^^^ ^^ , ^^^ ^^ 
 a grinding stone. 
 ^^6^, ^dsSo^ arepu, arepeli^, ^. 
 The act of grinding. 2. that 
 
^6 are 
 
 30 
 
 ^liF arga 
 
 which is ground for condi- 
 ment. 
 
 e620ot3 arebanji, h'L Half the 
 stomach, adj. Half fed, not 
 satisfied, deficiently fed. 
 
 ^6z^odi arebanda, adj. Half cook- 
 ed. 
 
 e5623c)o5o arebayi, see ©x^ecroaso. 
 
 ^61^6^ arebirel^^i, h'L Half a 
 
 finger (measure), s. About 
 
 half an inch. 
 e6e3i^ arebei, s. Twice thrashed 
 
 straw. 
 ^dsjoc^o^ aremadaly, s. A leaf 
 
 of a palmyra. 2. one half of 
 
 a cocoa-palm-leaf. 
 
 ^6\ 
 
 'jC^r^r^ 
 
 aremanas^, Itf. Half 
 
 mindedness. s. Indecision. 
 
 2. reluctance. 
 ^6zS:>^^F aremarl^,^. Craziness, 
 
 weakness of intellect, adj. 
 
 Half mad. 
 ^6sJv?S3J^ aremapalai s. A small 
 
 wild fruit, Randia longi- 
 
 spina. 
 e^ddooo^ aremunde, s. A widow, 
 
 whose head has not been 
 
 shaved. 
 e6;Sv)05o arejneyi, adj. Reduced 
 
 in body, lean, thin. 2. half 
 
 inclined, half minded. 
 .e^ds'c)^ arevasi, s. A half part, 
 
 a moiety. 
 e6oi3'5^ areyal, s. An honorary 
 
 name given to a section of the 
 
 Bant caste. 
 4 e^DJjo^i, ^dsjc^ areyuni, arevuni, 
 
 see ^h^. 
 
 7^=^rarka, s. The sun. 2/si crys- 
 tal. 3. a shrub, called also 
 the yakkamale (o:5o^^^:5ie3). 
 
 ^^Foco arkanji, ^. Swill, dish- 
 water, the washings of rice 
 elc. — ^^ different kinds of 
 leaves chopped and mixed 
 with straw and boiled in a 
 swill for feeding cattle with. 
 
 ^"^F^ arkatl, see ^^fB. 
 
 ^"^Fd arkade, s. Sunset. 
 /^=5^FsSo arkame, s. ^''A strong de- 
 y sire, eagerness. v2. indigestion, 
 flatulency. 
 
 ^^r=^F arkarkaj^^^v. By degrees. 
 ~S^^ to eat repeatedly. 2. 
 to gulp down. 
 Je3^F23^, ^=3'fs?^ arkal\i, arkalix, 
 s. A knot, tie. — sjd^^ to tie, 
 make a knot, —^^r^ to loosen 
 a knot, to untie. 
 
 ^^F^^, ^=§FO^ arkil^ji, arkel^, ^. 
 A handful. 200^ ^^f6 d^ 
 =#jsar give (me) a handful of 
 straw. 
 J^=s^jF^ arkuni (ss^f), v. n. To 
 become less. 2. to be humbl- 
 ed, depressed. 
 
 ^T?F arke, see es'd^. 
 -les^FZOJSdj arkeburu, see ©^^ 
 
 ^rlFob* arg^antiji, s. Determina- 
 tion, resolution. 2. obstinacy; 
 3. malice. — odoSj an obsti- 
 nate man. —^^0^?) to per- 
 severe in obstinacy. 
 
 e^riFo^argapte, s. A resolute or 
 obstinate person. 
 
e3hr ar^i 
 
 31 
 
 ^i^F arbi 
 
 y^hrC)odoo^, «5hre;j^?^ argiliyuni, 
 
 ^, argilyuni (e9T\re3, ©7\r6), v. n. 
 
 To loathe, be disgusted, ©"^r 
 
 ^5 ^^^ to eat with aversion. 
 
 ^W^TT^^ ar^isTj, see s9d?\eoJ. 
 v/^rijrs3 argule, s. Loathsome- 
 ness. 2. disgust, aversion. 
 
 ^f\7- arge, ^^^ ^5/^. 
 
 ^d'd'F^ arcake, s. A worshipper. 
 2. a priest. 
 
 ^dr^ arcane, s. Worship, ado- 
 ration. 
 
 Q52^r^^) arcipuni, zk a. To wor- 
 ship. V. n. To officiate as a 
 priest. 
 
 ^EuParJi,^. Petition, representa- 
 tion ; complaint. — totS a peti- 
 tioner. — ^jsS^F^ to present a 
 petition ; 59^r ^jsScrf ^oeSr 
 ^^Oj when the petition is 
 presented it will be favour- 
 ably considered. 
 
 ^E3r^ arjita, see efsBr;^. 
 
 ^^djr^ arjune, s. The third son 
 of Panclu (so^ocli). 
 J^\^^7'^ artuni, see efj^jwo^. 
 s5C^or^ arduni, ^^^ ©tiJt^o^. 
 ^^r arta, see ^4^. 
 s/evBr arti, s. An amusement, 
 sport, fun. 2. novelty, curios- 
 ity. 3. fondness. — c3do3o a 
 merry man, a person given 
 to pleasure. —ij&zm)^^ to 
 please, amuse; to fondle. 
 V^vBf arti, i". The wild fig tree, 
 Ficus racemosa. — 3>)O30 an 
 unripe wild fig. 
 
 >^^q^r artha, s. Gain, wealth, 
 riches, ^^/. money. 2. mean- 
 ing. — ^f^^ to explain, inter- 
 pret. 
 
 ^dr^ ardala, see ©^rf^. 
 
 ^rs'SFodo ardaya, i". Half the gain. 
 
 ^^^^tT^ arduni (^Sr), v. a. To 
 wash <?/- bleacli clothes. 
 
 ^qSr ardha, ^. Half, a moiety; 
 
 ^/. ^^- [tion. 
 
 ^z^7o^ ardhaSsa, s. A half por- 
 
 e^oiFra, 55n^c^ arnana, arnana, s. 
 A male Pariah (also^oziF^^y 
 
 easJFC^ arpada, s. Small-pox; 
 also — T§jseA. —a ^6 a pock- 
 mark. ^<^ ^rz^ a kind of 
 small-pox which leaves scars 
 or marks. 
 
 ^sJFcl arpane, s. An offering. 
 _^o^«x?i to offer. 
 v'fesj^Fy arpata, s. Lamentation. 
 
 ^hF^ arpita, adj. Presented, 
 
 offered. [cry. 
 
 y^ooF^ arpini (®^), ^'. :?2. To weep, 
 
 ^^F^^), s5^F?jo^arpipuni, arpi- 
 
 suni (©^F, es^Ffj), z/. ^. To 
 
 dedicate, offer. 
 
 Ve^F^ arpuni (^^), v. a. To 
 
 efface, waste, obliterate; of, 
 
 v^35F$3arpeie, i". A fretful person. 
 2. one easily moved to tears. 
 S5s2^FrO arpesi, ^^^ ©d^?-^. 
 ^z:^v^ arbata, ^^^ e?^FW. 
 ^e3s)F0Sj arbayi, see ©t^ej^oso. 
 J^'CjF arbi, i-XWater collected in 
 an elevated place. 2. drizzl- 
 
55 2^0 r arbu 
 
 32 
 
 530^ aliji 
 
 ing rain. vC-S-e^o^ water to 
 fall in broken streams over 
 a small height. —Seo^^ water 
 to run out, to fall in broken 
 streams. 
 
 ^2oor arbu, s. Stinginess, ava- 
 rice. — ^oyo^^ to covet, desire, 
 long. — croo3o a greedy man. 
 
 ^ZddF^, ^z:>dFdi arbuta, arbuda, 
 see s£)c^o^. 
 
 ewj^^d arbuda, ?^2^//^. Ten crores, 
 100 millions. 
 
 ^2oord6js^r\ arbudaroga, s. Dif- 
 ferent swellings, especially 
 cancer. 
 
 ^s^jo rd armbude, s. A skull-cap 
 made of the spathe or cap- 
 sular bark of the areca palm 
 and worn by a class of Pariahs 
 (called ■^d:RTjy^. 
 
 ^OJor arya, ^. A small earthen 
 vessel ; c&)oi!rfodor an oil-pot. 
 
 e50JjF^ aryana, see ^o^r®. 
 
 ^odooF^ aryuni (^^), v. n. To 
 -1 ooze, drip. 2rto flow, run, as 
 water; also ^Dojjj^. 
 
 ^o^F^oo^F arl^marliji, see ^t^o^o 
 
 e5^F aria, s. Half a seer. 
 J e3^JF^ arluni (©^r), 7,-. n. To 
 
 burn, blaze. 2. to smart; 
 
 ef ojo ^jse^? efxs^oFo-rf:) h't his face 
 
 is burning, t. e. he is very 
 
 angry. 
 ?553j?)^Fe> arlole, s. A kind of fish. 
 ^^Fi^, ^zjFd arvatte, arvade, s. 
 
 A man's sister's son. 2. a 
 
 son-in-law. 
 
 /93^F arve, s. A cloth; an old 
 rag. ^ocyj!i^^r a piece of 
 garment. 
 
 °3dr arve, see ^-doS, ©^o^. 
 
 ^?oFo:l arsande, s. Eejection; 
 disrespect; making light of. 
 
 S3?oFO±), 53?^i•■t)Fojo arsaya, arsaya, 
 s. A certain festivity ^?' cere- 
 mony. :^cT^;^roc5o the ceremony 
 of leaping over burning coals, 
 performed by devil-dancers 
 or dasaiyas (cDxiodon). 
 
 55?o'3F5j^ arsavuni, see ^t^f^^. 
 
 S5?o^Fs3 arseve, see es^jrxso. 
 
 v^a^o^JOd, ^o^o^OJcl al^mbuda, 
 ali^mbude, s. The castor-oil 
 plant. -o-jj^^oeoozS a smaller 
 kind, called Ricuius commu- 
 nis, 
 
 /as;^o23 alijimbe, J. Suffering. 2. 
 experience. 
 550^0 23^4 c^ al^mbevuni, ^<?^ ^^o 
 
 ^o^Oi^zi alijimbliava, s. Satisfac- 
 tion, contentment. 2. experi- 
 ence, knowledge; see e5?^o^^. 
 
 ^o^oS^^Oo^^ al^mbbavipuni {^ 
 6o8^,S)), V. n. To feel satisfied, 
 content. 2. to experience, en- 
 joy, suffer, to be vexed. 
 
 ^^^^^ al^k^, see e?^^. 
 
 ^^^T^ ali^g^, see epcjFv. 
 
 ^^^f\ al^ge, ^. A kind of drum. 
 
 eo^Q^)^ al^ipucce, j. A pole- 
 
 cat. 
 ^a^l3 ali^be, ^^ Frail, fragile. 
 
 2. weak, puny, thin. 
 
^v ala 
 
 33 
 
 ^^v 
 
 /^^o=5^ alanki^, s/An armadillo. 
 2. a kind of fish. 
 
 ^^o^^ alank^, s. The dried 
 oil-plant oi Sesamum Indtcum 
 or jinjili seed. 
 
 S5s;o^0^^ alankaripuni (5£)e;o^a), 
 v.a. To adorn, decorate. 
 
 S5e;o^^d alankara, s. Ornament, 
 decoration. 2. beauty. — a^^. 
 rhetoric. 
 v'e3^ou^s^^ alankavuni, c. 7). {of 
 efxyo^o^), To cause to shake, 
 to shake. 2. to perturb, con- 
 fuse. 
 >/^oo=s'o^, ^^;orio^ alankuni, alan- 
 guni (e5<s;o^, ssaoK), ^. ^.V To 
 shake, agitate, wave, move. 
 2. to strike or knock against, 
 trip up. v.n:f^Q agitated. 
 ^e;c^ ?)eS agitated water. 
 
 ^e;or1 alanga, s. A rampart. 
 
 ^s^oeJo^ alantuni, see ssuJoyo^. 
 
 53^o200l^ alambuda, ^6'^ e5^o^Doc^. 
 >/>/53s;o2oo^ alambuni (£5e;o^), z'. a. 
 
 -^-'To wash. '^2.to shake, be agi- 
 tated as water; see <^ooz:xi^. 
 
 e5^o2^d alambhava, see ^602^-^. 
 
 ^^^ alaka, s. The town of Ku- 
 bera, the god of wealth. — £? 
 ^^oi to become wealthy. 
 v/'^sjA^, 55^r\o alag^, alagu, s. 
 Tremulousness or quivering 
 of the voice in singing. — ^^^ 
 a tremulous voice. 
 >/■ ^3^j7i^^ alaguni (^^K), v. n. To 
 shake; of. ^<^o^o^. 
 
 ^vA alage, see ^^-R. 
 
 ^v^d^ alacuni {^^'^), v. n. To 
 
 move, shake; c/. ^^760^. 
 v%s;23^^^) alajavuni, c. v. {of 
 e5£J3io^), To shake; see e9s33dD 
 ^^. 
 /^^z^o^ alajuni, see ^<2J7id^. 
 ?3^3JoSo alapayi, ^. Hiring cattle 
 for milking. —-R^o^ to take 
 milch cattle on hire. — =^jabr^ 
 to hire out milch cattle. 
 ?35i;^^ alapuni see «9«^^, <y^?). 
 ^^^0 alama, ^^^ «5ej^. 
 v/^^;s^oj^ alamuni (s9s^So), ^. a. 
 
 To mix with the hand. 
 s/^s;do^ alaruni, ^^^ s9ii£Jo^. 
 /s3^53 alavu, Steel, -s^ a&3^ a 
 
 bar of steel. 
 
 ^^e;5j^ alavuni (^^), v. a/ To 
 
 mix. ^. to temper. 3. to make 
 
 even, to level. 
 
 53^ ?v.^ alasi^, adf Old, worn out. 
 
 2. bad. 3. mixed; also ^e^co. 
 
 55^?^j^^o^^ alas^ball^, ^. A thick 
 
 rope, cable; see ^^^^.■ 
 ^o7i alasa, ^^^ e?£;?i^. 
 
 e5^?oO*^, S3^^?^ alasali^, alasige, 
 J. Fatigue, weariness. 2. vexa- 
 tion. 
 -(/^^7<>:>^ alasuni (^(^c3), v. /yTo 
 agitate, shake, -j. n/To be 
 fatigued, vexed. ^2. to suffer 
 griping pain; oSoo^ eoo^ sfxs; 
 T^oQ-rfj I have a stomach-ache. 
 
 ^e;=^r9 alakshana, ^^^ ©de;^r®. 
 
 53 e;^ 0, y^=^ alakshya, alakshe, 
 
 ^ 
 
 s. Disregard, negligence, in- 
 difference. 
 
^5JS 
 
 34 
 
 ^'S ale 
 
 ^^D all, M. Behold, lo, there 
 
 it is; see oDC^. 
 S5SJ^^^ alakiji, s. Destruction, 
 
 ruin; see soe;^^. ^-^^^^i to 
 
 ruin, spoil, destroy. — c^S 
 
 ^-^e^^^ to go to ruin. 
 ee^e)^, ^■O'scj^ alata, alad^ji, s. A 
 
 thick coir-rope, cable; also 
 
 ^0^2:), ^o^oSj alabi, alayi, ^. 
 The annual Moharam festival 
 of the Mohammedans. —^^ 
 t^ to close the festival with 
 bathing. 
 
 ^s^^o^jo^ alayuni (©«^) z'. a. To 
 take away. 
 
 e3^^^^) alavuni, ^6'^ ^^^^- 
 
 530^ aliki, tz^'. Inferior, low, 
 mean ; het. ^^^- --si^^o^^ to 
 depreciate, disparage, de- 
 grade. — 3j^^^ a word of con- 
 tempt. — 3i?^ low people. 
 
 eOT^ alige, see ^^A 
 
 ^ef\ alige, see ©§,. 
 J^©^^ alipuni, see ess?^?^. 
 J^Os^jdS ^©sJJSD^ alimar^, ali- 
 mar^, s. The tree called Me- 
 viecylon. 
 JeOccbo^ aliyuni {p^). v.n'/lo 
 ^ dissolve, decay .-/2. to perish, 
 die, become extinct ; also e5e5 
 
 J e©5j alivu, ^. Extinction, ruin. 
 Je^oo?io?jalunguni (e5<yooK), •j/. w. 
 To be soft, as a ripe fruit, 
 ^^jotojc^alumbuda, see ss^ozootS. 
 >/ e5?;oo^JOcialuInbuni,5^^««3o^:o^. 
 
 ^^^:il\::>'^ aluguni(^sJoK), 7'.;^. To 
 
 move; see ^^c^o^. 
 ^/§3wo2Jor( alubanga, ^. Vexation, 
 
 trouble. 
 J^6 ale, ^. Butter-milk; see^^^. 
 
 —^^€4^ to churn butter-milk. 
 ^6,^6^Bi[e,a\e,tnt. Behold, lo! 
 
 e353o23alenji, s. Grease <?;- oil ek. 
 swimming on the surface of 
 water, —t^^-^^ greasy sub- 
 stances to stick to something. 
 
 e5s3o^^Oc^ alenjuni (®«5o2f), z'.?i. 
 To turn, sji^oso— to hesitate 
 in speaking. 2. to deny; see 
 
 v/^s3z3^5J)^ alejavuni c. v. (of ^^ 
 
 aio^),>/ro cause to shake, to 
 
 ^ shake. ^. to cause to mingle. 
 
 -/?3e3^iJr^, ^dtiio ^ alejuni, alejjuni 
 
 (S5e3^), v.n.^0 be agitated, 
 
 disturbed. 2. to be turbid. 
 
 y^Ao mix, mingle. ■ 4. to be 
 
 united. 
 53d53«)05j alepayi, see s^OTioso. 
 
 J^^^DZ})^ alepavuni, c. v. { 0/ ^ 
 ^^^)^ To cause to tire, to fa- 
 tigue. 
 
 VessS^^ alepuni (^«5), t-. a. To 
 oppress. i'.7til:Q be fatigued; 
 
 S3s3siJ5cialeinani,^. A European. 
 
 2. a German. 
 
 ;/^do:Jjo^, ^dJsJ)^ aleyuni, alevuni 
 
 (sf)e3), T'. ^^0 wander, roam. 
 
 ^2. to be weary. 3. to bethink 
 
 oneself. e£)«35 ^a>h^ to stare; 
 
S3s3^ ale 
 
 35 
 
 ■'^ ava 
 
 ^53^^, ?355^SJ aleki, alekha, s. An 
 unwritten or blank leaf. 2. a 
 blank book of palm leaves. 
 
 ^53^4c^ alevuni (©^3?), v.n. To 
 bethink oneself; ^-^^^ ^6^^. 
 -j^^^y alk^, ^. Timidity, adj. 
 
 "C" 
 
 Timid, frightened; ^^/^^^ c^^^. 
 _80j3-do^ to shudder. 
 
 ^0, alki, see eseS^, ^e5j. 
 ^^^q,^ alkuni (®^^), '^. /2. To be 
 afraid. 2. to start, shudder, 
 tremble. ^6^E soja-do^, _^e 
 h^ to be startled. 
 
 ^^^ ^^ algavuni ^. '^. (o/^<^jo:>), 
 To cause to shake; c/.^^ows^^. 
 
 ^v:>^ alguni, see ese^oAO^. 
 y^s3=5^o5j aldekayi, s. The gall- 
 nut, ink-nut, Terminalia che- 
 hula, €9^^o^ a good black 
 ink. 
 
 ^eA alpa, adj. Little, small, 
 trifling. 2. mean, low. — sooa 
 of limited understanding ; of. 
 
 53®x^?j^ alplsiji, see «9^5^. 
 ?32;oe§ alpucce, see ^^^sS . 
 ^^ alpe, s. An unimportant 
 
 man. 
 ^de^ alpesi, ^. A covetous man, 
 
 miser. <a;^'. Low, mean, stingy. 
 ■^e),oA^ albangi^, see e9(s;o80oA. 
 -^^s3. albe, ^(^. Thin, weak, lean. 
 
 2. good for nothing. 
 ^^^ alma, s. Breed, offspring ; 
 
 o3oi|^ ©e;^ a good breed. 
 53TOr^ almana, see ©j^o^ji)^. 
 e23,, e5s3js, alme, almo, s. A 
 
 salutation given to Brahmins 
 or Jains by inferiors. 
 ^do^ almer^, i". An almeira, 
 
 [pick. 
 
 a wardrobe. 
 
 ^23^=5^^ allukaddi, ^. A tooth- 
 er cs 
 
 v/^ejo20, allambra, ^. Agitation, 
 
 CO >._-' 
 
 alarm. 
 ^o^ alia, s. The Mohammedan 
 appellation of the Supreme 
 Being. 2. int. of surprise. 
 
 v^e5a-^5^c^ allavuni (s5£^o^), z'. ^. To 
 mix; cf. ^^^^. 
 
 /^©, ^Qf\ alii, al%e, ^. The 
 w-ater-lily; <2/^^ ®^^ ^• 
 2. the flower of Nelumbium 
 speciosum; also sd^t5. 
 ee;J5 do alludu, <^^'. Perishable, 
 transient. 
 
 4^^ alle, i". The side, groin, hip. 
 
 CO 
 
 —7^^ a lateral branch. 
 
 ^d ava, pref. implying dimi- 
 nution, privation. 
 
 ^^ ava, int. Behold, lo ; see^"^- 
 
 e5sJ^D^avakasa, ^. Opportunity, 
 leisure; cf. t^s^^^^. 
 7^;^ricaavagada, s. Calamity, evil, 
 mischief. 2. disorder, con- 
 fusion. 3. difficulty, danger. 
 
 ^s^Fiora avaguna, s. An evil dis- 
 position, a vice. 2. the state 
 of growing worse. 
 
 ^sJ2§ avaje, ^. Sound, noise. 
 ^^^^ avade,^. A kind of country 
 beans; also e?^cf. 
 
 ^ds^i:^ avatara, s. Descent, in- 
 carnation. 3^3^ ^aDTJ the ten 
 
 
 
 incarnations of Vishnu (<SmO ). 
 
53 s^ ava 
 
 36 
 
 ^^ avu 
 
 ijsr®o^, ef)d^&^?i to become in- 
 carnate. 
 
 esJ4 ava tie, ^<?^ s£)^?3 . 
 
 ^d:^c^ avatsara, ^6'^: ©sSotjt^. 
 
 S5SJ9 avadhi, j. A limit, term, 
 period, fixed time. 
 
 ^ziz^S)i avadhute, s. One who 
 has abandoned his family 
 and all earthly desires. ©^ 
 z^ji^ ^je)Ar the manner of lead- 
 ing a life of austerity. r-Zi. 
 
 e35J?^o"t^=^avanainbike, see s5^?^o2!) 
 
 e5SJaJ:^o avapatya, s. Violation of 
 a prescribed diet. adj. Con- 
 trary to diet. 
 
 esddoa avamata, s. Heterodoxy. 
 
 ^dsjjs^ avamana, see ©^^j?)^. 
 
 ^sJo3j5^ri avayoga, ^. A bad 
 omen, a portent. 
 /?5dd avare, see e^eod 
 
 ^^^avali^, a;^'. Best, first rate. 
 —^Ti the best kind. 
 
 ^d^c20(^ avalambane, adj. De- 
 pending on. s. Protection, 
 an asylum. 
 
 S5d^=3^r3 avalakshana, s. An in- 
 ^. . . ' 
 
 auspicious sign. 2. ugliness. 
 
 e^d avale, j. A rift, cleft, adj. 
 Hollow, not solid. 
 
 e55J2i^Oc^ avasakuna, see epsii^^oji. 
 
 ed2;o avasya, ^. Need, neces- 
 sity, adj. Necessary, urgent, 
 requisite. — crooS unnecessary. 
 
 555^:^3^ avasatya, s. A lie, false- 
 hood. 
 J^ziM avasara, see ^^t^. 
 
 ^zS^jD^^ ^d?u^o^j avasana, ava- 
 saya, 5". End, conclusion, ter- 
 mination. 2. death. 
 7e5drje)d avasara, see ^-^t^- 
 
 ^d^, ^s^?o avaste, avasthe, s. 
 State, condition. 2. circum- 
 stances, situation. 3. diffi- 
 culty. 
 
 (i5SJ5) ava, tnf. Lo! behold ; see es^. 
 
 ^zzDo:i6 avantara, adj. Interme- 
 diate, included. 2. calamitous. 
 s. Straits. 2. alarm, confu- 
 sion. 3. public calamity. 4. 
 foreign invasion. 
 
 ^zZe)Zao avacya, adj. Not fit to be 
 spoken. 2. obscene. 
 
 e5S3^^, ^^-^^ri avalte, avaltige, 
 j-. Charge, care; commission, 
 conferred trust ; safe keeping. 
 — ^^j^^ to give in charge, to 
 entrust another; also soroe? . 
 
 ^^c-3Dd avicara, s. Want of en- 
 quiry. 2. indiscretion, rash- 
 ness. 3. negligence. 
 
 e3^c^^0Jj avidheya, adj. Disobe- 
 dient. — ®^ disobedience. 
 
 S3^s3^=^ aviveka, s. Indiscretion. 
 2. imprudence, folly. 
 
 ^^3^^?oavisvasa, ^. Distrust, un- 
 belief, unfaithfulness. 
 
 ^^^i)k avisvasi, s. An unbe- 
 
 liever. 
 ^e55Jj avu, pron. dem. It, that, 
 that thing. — 55£^o5 besides 
 that. ®4»? is it that? o^, 
 ^5^? {emph.) just that, even 
 that, the very thing. 
 
S5^ avu 37 
 
 y^^Q^o'^ avunkuni (254'oF), 7'. a. 
 To crop. 2. to snatch, ^3. to 
 press down : "j^ B^^j-^^ s9 
 ^o'^ozij oj^e; press it down as 
 mucli as you can. 
 
 e^o^oavuntu, s. Pride, haughti- 
 ness, arrogance. 
 
 ^Sjoeio^ avuntuni (s^^cO), 7'. n. 
 To be proud. 
 y^z^cz^"^ avumpuni (^^-), "'• ^^0 
 press. 2. to mumble. 
 
 e5j^^?o avukasa, ^^^ "s^^j^^. 
 
 ^^i>^ avutana, s. A feast, enter- 
 tainment, dinner; also gj^r®. 
 — -^^o^ck^^ to give an entertain- 
 ment. — oddSo a guest. 
 
 ^z^^i:^ avushadha, see ^A^. 
 n/555S^^ avulu, adv. There. 2. 
 beyond; also So^o. ^^^4^0 
 here and there, e)^^? (emp/i.) 
 just there, even there, in that 
 very place. 
 
 ^jSjoOJj avyaya, s. An indecli- 
 nable word, gram. 
 
 ^4^ avval, ^^^ ®^^- 
 
 ^^^ asakta, rt;^'. Weak, feeble. 
 2. sick. 
 
 ^"i)^ asakti, s. Weakness, in- 
 capacity. 
 
 t52^^ asakte, s. A weak or sick 
 person. 
 
 ^^^0 asakya, rt;^'. Impracti- 
 cable, impossible. 
 
 ^5^^ asana, s. Eating. 2. food. 
 ©sr^^D^r maintenance, subsi- 
 stence; — ^jsLr^to give main- 
 tenance, to feed. 
 
 
 ashta 
 
 e32^D^ci, 532^0? Sasarlra, asarlri,^^. 
 Incorporeal. — ^^o a voice 
 from heaven, an oracle. 
 
 ^2;ot^, esiod asuci, asuddha, ^^*. 
 
 Impure, 'unclean, polluted. 
 
 —^t^ to become unclean. 
 
 — ^^ uncleanness, pollution. 
 es^jS^ asubha, adj. Inauspici- 
 ous, evil. .s-. Unluckiness, 
 
 misfortune. 
 ^^dorl asemane, ^. k seat for 
 
 the bride. 
 e^JS^=a asoka, s. Freedom from 
 
 grief. 2. the name of a king. 
 a^JS^# (siod) asoke (mara), s. 
 
 The tree Uvaria longifolia. 
 
 —'^t' a grove of such trees. 
 ^^j^o^, e53"Ss53^asrabu, asrap^, see 
 
 esidD;^. 
 
 .^, 
 
 ^^e^, e^e^, aslesha, aslesi, 
 
 CO ' ro^ ' ' ' 
 
 see e?€??x. 
 
 ^^ asva, s. A horse. 
 
 ^4^-,^^^ ^^^ asvattha-, asva- 
 ta mara, see 25^ ?i ^t^. 
 
 ^^Atjh asvapati, s. The king of 
 horses. 2. a dynasty at Delhi. 
 
 ^2^ s5j^q^ asvamedha, ^. The cere- 
 mony of sacrificing a horse. 
 
 Eight. 
 
 e5^,, ^5^,^ ashta, ashtaka, adj. 
 
 ^3i=g^^ ashtakashta, s. Eight 
 sources of troubles to which 
 
 ashtakashta, s. 
 ;s of troi 
 man is liable. 
 
 s^^^ori ashtakanga, s. A board 
 or cloth having eight rows 
 of squares eight in each row : 
 a chess-board. 
 
S5ss[, ashta 
 
 d 
 
 38 
 
 ^^,r(ij, ^3S[,a?iti ashta^aTa, 
 ashtadig^g-aja, ^. The eight ele- 
 phants which, according to 
 the Hindu Sastras, are sup- 
 posed to support the earth. 
 
 iiS^A ashtage, ^. An offering for 
 
 the dead. 
 
 e5^,3c)'^ashtatala, s. A mode or 
 eo * ' ^ 
 
 measure in music. 
 
 ^s^;£)^^ ashtadikkiji, s. The eight 
 points of the compass; also 
 Sf)i:i^jse3. e5s^Q^(2;^5 the guar- 
 dians of the eight points of 
 the compass. 
 
 ^s^.dj^P ashtadravya, i". An offer- 
 ing of eight ingredients. 
 
 ^3^,5ilo, ashtapatti, s. An octa- 
 gon. 
 
 ^^sja ashtapadi, s. A verse with 
 eight feet. 
 
 ^•Si.tooqS ashtabandha, s. A kind 
 of mortar composed of eight 
 ingredients. 
 
 ^^.^a)rio ashtabhagya, s. The 
 eight requisites to the regal 
 state, z'iz. "c^a;^^ territory, ^o 
 z3D"d treasure, ^oE forces, c?e3 
 elephant, ^ocIdtS horse, ^^j 
 ketasol, t^^^ fly-brush, ^^c^ 
 palankeen. 
 
 S53^,2jjspri ashtabhoga, ^. The 
 
 eo • 
 
 eight sources of enjoyment, 
 m'z. "^^ habitation, 55D<^7^bed, 
 "^ciokid raiment, n^oso jewels, 
 djszSti wife, i^ flower, Xoqi per- 
 fumes, eo^^^^o betel-leaf 
 and arccanut. 
 
 S5^do ashtama, n?^m. adj. The 
 
 eighth. 
 
 ^s^.^jSr^a ashtamasiddhi, see ^ 
 eJ ^ 9 • 
 
 ^^ ^j ashtami, see ©a^. 
 eJ • ' " 
 
 ^^.^S) ashtasiddhi, ^. The eight 
 
 eo 9 
 
 miraculous attainments. 
 
 ^5sr3,Oc3^N ashtavidhana, s. The 
 eight kinds of devotion. 
 
 ^oSD,=CT 05::oo:^,ashtaksharimaiitra, 
 
 ^. The eight mystical letters 
 
 • used in incantations : §j "^ ^jse 
 
 ^s| )^oJ^r ashteisvarya, ^^^ e?:^ 
 
 ei^oSJo asankhya, adj. Innume- 
 rable. 
 
 ?5?;lor\vB asangati, s. An adverse 
 circumstance, an accident. 
 
 ^?^od2^r asandarbha, ^. Unsea- 
 sonableness, inconvenience. 
 adj. Unconnected, irrelevant ; 
 impracticable. 
 
 e5roo2-oq^ asambandha, ^. Discon-' 
 nection, incoherence, adj. Dis- 
 connected, incoherent. 2. ab- 
 surd. 
 
 ^;^o3oo asanhya, adj. Disgusting, 
 loathsome, s. Molestation, 
 intolerable vexations. 2. dis- 
 gust, aversion. ~^ht^ to be 
 disgusted with. 
 
 e5?o^ asakta, see spe^^. 
 J^rid asadde, s. Disdain, con- 
 tempt, scorn. 2. negligence, 
 carelessness. — ^^^ the state 
 
^t:^ 
 
 39 
 
 ^^3^ asti 
 
 of being scornful or careless. 
 —Tk>^^^ to despise, neglect. 
 
 ^i^^n asatya, ^^//. Untrue, false. 
 s. Falsehood. 
 
 53?%;^ SLSSiMhsL, adj. False. 2. un- 
 inspired. 
 
 ^^odo asadya, see ^t^dz^^. 
 
 ^?oSjo, ^?^-:dJ^N asama, asamana, 
 s. Inequality, adj. Unequal, 
 dissimilar, unlike. 2. odd, 
 diverse. 3. incomparable. 
 
 e?^sdj^9^N asamadhana, s. Un- 
 settled state, restlessness, un- 
 easiness, disquietude. 2. dis- 
 satisfaction, peacelessness. 
 3. dissension, quarrel. 
 
 ^?jo3o asaye, see ^^^Sd. 
 
 e?ooioo asayya, see 59?io^^. 
 
 ^j<>xf asaryi, see e??i5. 
 
 ^?d55or asarjne, s. Management 
 of a household. 
 
 ^7i^^ asali^, ^. Root, origin. 2. 
 capital, stock (in trade). 3. 
 prime cost. 4. an original, a 
 fair copy. 
 
 ^7^^ asale, adj. First-class, su- 
 perior. 2. fine, thin, neat. 
 
 $5?j^ asale, s. A split. -200^^ 
 to split, crack. [light. 
 
 ^7i6^o^6 asalemasale, s. Twi- 
 
 ?3?o3o^?^, ^?o5:.o^j?^ asahipuni, 
 asahyisuni (s5?jco, -2co), -z/. n. To 
 loathe, feel disgust at; e/, ^ 
 
 ^rTsq^o asadhy a, <7^'. Impracti- 
 cable, unattainable, s. Im- 
 practibility. 
 
 ^T^D^d-^ asamya, see ^Ti-^o. 
 ^rj'5>d asara, adj. Sapless, taste- 
 less. 2. worthless; also ^Td^^Ti, 
 e^d asiddha, ad/. Not achieved 
 
 9 
 or effected. 2. unprepared, 
 
 not ready. 3. undecided. 4. 
 
 improbable. 
 
 ei^iod asura, adj. Giant-like, 
 gigantic. 2. cruel. — ^'^.Q a 
 cruel deed , diabolical action 
 or work. 
 
 ^?ojD asuri, s. A giantess, the 
 wife of a giant. 
 
 ^ ?s)j do ?ood J asurusuru, s. A deep 
 sigh. 
 
 ^7<)^6 asure, ^. A giant. 
 
 ^;^JSo:^j asuj^a, ^. Envy, jealousy, 
 malignity. 
 
 ^?;jjsd asura, adj. Yellow. 2. un- 
 alloyed, as gold. 
 
 ^?oJSD asuri, ^^/;". Extra, mis- 
 cellaneous. — =5£^r extra ex- 
 penses. 
 
 ^^j;)6 asure, ^. Daily expendi- 
 ture; sundry expenses; also 
 
 ro 
 
 e5?35Jo?l asemane, see ®^^??. 
 
 ^?^s> asaukhya, s. Uneasiness, 
 unhappiness, ill-health. 
 
 e^, e5^sjJi)Fd asta, astamana, ^. 
 Sunset. 
 
 55 ^D^, ^5^^ astari^, astri, ^. The 
 lining of a garment. 
 
 ^^ asti, ^. A bone. -&"rf hectic 
 fever. 
 
 ^k^zji)^ astivara, s. A founda- 
 tion. 
 
 4* 
 
"^•7^^ astu 
 
 — c 
 
 40 
 
 )^ ali 
 
 ^4^)) ^^^c^sjo astu, astunama, 
 s. Consent, agreement. 
 
 53^ aste, adv. Slowly, ^eoo^?) 
 to breathe heavily ; 3ef. ^f^^ . 
 
 ^ro d asthira, adj. Unsteady, 
 transient, fleeting. 
 
 ^^ea^, 05 ^NJ^^^ asrab^, asrapu, 
 adj. Noble. 
 
 ^^"^d asrabide (^?io-d 8!)?3d), (///. 
 a monstrous seed.) .y. Any 
 grain eU-., the cultivation of 
 which exhausts the soil. 2. 
 a wicked person. 
 
 ^^e3 asrabe, s. A nobleman, 
 good man. 
 
 53^ asre, s. A destroyer; ^. 
 
 53?^, ?o asvastha, j. Sickness, ill- 
 ness. «^'. Unwell, sick. 
 
 ^So, ^sd3o aba, ahaha, t'nL of 
 surprise. Ah! aha! 
 v/^3co^&s3)^ abankaripuni (es^o^ 
 5), ^'.72. To be proud, arrogant, 
 conceited. 
 J ?3a6o=5c)d abankara, s. Self-con- 
 sciousness. 2. egotism, pride, 
 self-conceit, haughtiness. — cro 
 o5o a proud, self-conceited 
 or insolent man. 
 
 ^^o^^=CT ahannlka, see ^g^^. 
 
 ^3oo2p3^ ahambbava, s. Self- 
 consciousness,self-confidence, 
 insolence. 
 
 ^3oo:^j3 abammati, s. Self-con- 
 ceited ness, a vain mind. 
 
 'j2o ahi, s. A snake. 
 
 ^2o^ abita, «^//'. Disagreeable, 
 unsalutary. s. Harm, wrong. 
 
 532cJ3^Da)ij aboratre, s. A day 
 and a night lasting from sun- 
 rise to sunrise. 
 ^53^ ala, s. Measure, capacity. 
 >A3^o'a^ alankiji, s. An ant-eater. 
 ^^0=52)5^^ alankavuni, see 59eJo?ro 
 
 ^^o=5^0c^ alankuni, see S5(2;o^o^. 
 
 n{s3^o^o^ alantuni (S5s;^o0), v. n. 
 To shake. 2. to move. 
 
 v^^=a alaka, s. A large basket 
 for measuring rice etc. 
 
 yf^^'^, ^3^1 alake, alate, s. Mea- 
 surement. — -rfj^Ok^ to mea- 
 sure, mete; e/. e?^^, ^s^;^. 
 
 vfev^^^ alapuni (^'^), z'. ^. Ta 
 measure. 
 53^0^0 alya, ^^^ esodor. 
 
 >/^°^^^ alavuni (^^), r. //. To mix. 
 ^Vii ala, ^^^ e5£;D. 
 esv^^S alavu, ^6-^ ^c^^. 
 
 jb^^^f. alikatt^, s. Ruin. 
 
 v^^^^, alipuni (55«9), 7'. ;2. To 
 perish, die. 2. to be destroyed, 
 be ruined; also es^cS ^^h^. 
 
 -V^«^oi) aliya, ^. A son-in-law, 
 nephew; — as a rule a man's 
 sister's son marries the daugh- 
 ter of his mother's brother. 
 deL w^^£p. -Tio^^ the law 
 of inheritance in the female 
 line. According to this law 
 the family property descends 
 not from a man to his son, 
 but from a woman to her 
 daughter. 
 
^^ ali 
 
 41 
 
 ^■^ aksi 
 
 V55^odoo^d aliyantara, s. Ruin, 
 
 extinction. 
 y^^oJoo^ aliyuni, ^^^ ?5^^^. 
 ^^^t'u^ aluku, 5. Modesty, bash- 
 fulness. 
 ^^osds? aluvali, ^. A daughter's 
 
 dowry. 
 ^^js3 aluve, i". An instalment. 
 2. a term of payment ; c/. =5^0^, 
 
 >/^^os5 aluve, ^^ The mouth of 
 a river, a harbour. — ;dsO30-d 
 ^^ a custom-house; ^^^ esx^o^. 
 >j 93^ ale, ^^^ ^«5. 
 
 e^ot3 alenji, s. A kind of weed 
 growing on the surface of 
 stagnant Avater. 
 
 ^^2dj ?i alejjuni, see ^^di^^. 
 
 e^5j^o5j alepayi, see ^^t>o3j, 
 
 ^^4)P alevuni (s?^), v. n. To I 
 muse, to be absent-minded or 
 abstracted. e5s?5 ^jsb^ to 
 look bewildered, perplexed; 
 
 -i^^o.^ alkuni, see ©e^j^^. 
 ^'^s?^ altii, adv. Thence; also 
 
 J S3^ alta (£'en. of the adv. s9^^j), 
 
 adj. Of that place. 
 n/ 'e^ alpa, adv. There, in that 
 
 place. ^"^^ here and there. 
 
 ^^. alya, see ©odor. 
 
 ^|,, ^^f\ alii, allige, ^^-^ «5^. 
 
 53^, alle, i"^^ ®^. 
 
 ^^" aksha, ^. The eye. 2. a 
 mark on dice. 3. a die. 4. 
 a wheel. — e^ed, — ^jei^, —-§^0:50, 
 — <s^Q gambling, playing with 
 dice. 
 
 S5=3^o;^0 akshantari, ^. A gift of 
 yellow rice. 
 
 ^=0^:^, e=CTj aksha ta, akshate, s. 
 Raw rice mixed with kuiiku- 
 ma {i. e. turmeric powder) 
 and used for religious pur- 
 poses. t1)03^^^ rice over 
 which incantations have been 
 pronounced. 
 
 ^=ctCj akshada, s. A red mark 
 put on the forehead after 
 dinner, chiefly by Brahmins. 
 
 e=3^c3e)^j, ^j^CTS^j^d akshadama, 
 akshamale, ^. A rosary or string 
 of beads, especially of the 
 seeds of Elaeocarpus^ used in 
 devotion. 
 
 53=5* oJo akshaya, adj. Imperish- 
 able, immortal. — 3:^^ a brass 
 vessel for receiving alms. s. 
 The last year of the Hindu 
 cycle. 
 
 S3^ d akshara, {lit. undecaying). 
 s. A letter. ~-^7^^ {lit. a gar- 
 land of letters) the alphabet. 
 
 ^^ t)^i, aksharaTna, s. A scholar. 
 
 e^ akshi, ^. The eye. 2. suc- 
 cess, prosperity. — sic^^S mov- 
 ing of the eyes. ~M^ a scor- 
 pion. 
 
^ a 
 
 42 
 
 tj^D aka 
 
 t5 
 
 ^ a, The second letter of the 
 alphabet, 
 -icr a, dem. p7' on. -^Thsit; e? ^of that 
 side or party; e? ^Ti-^js>^ that 
 man. e? e?, e?odji) each, every, 
 respective. — ^orfor each work. 
 
 2. when added to two or more 
 consecutive words, the mean- 
 ing is disjunctive: either-or, 
 whether— or; as ^^02253^ e?ojo 
 ?^ whether this or that man ? 
 
 3. it is an affix of interroga- 
 tion, which changes accord- 
 ing to phonetic rules into 
 oJ^, oi:ra; as s9o5 yes: ©ccro is 
 it? 20^ you came: 20^ 7^ did 
 you come? =^ thou, you: ^ocJjs 
 is it you? 
 
 JeJo^OOjjj^ankariyuni, see ss^o^ 
 
 J tJo^^d ankara, ^^^ ef)^o?js-d. 
 
 ^0^^ ankita, see ^o-&^. 
 
 .\^o'§ anke, s. Force, pressure, 
 compulsion. 2. authority, 
 power, control. 3. support. 
 — ^j^-<j^^ to force, compel, to 
 obtain by coaxing. — ctoo3o a 
 strong, powerful man. 
 
 tyoA^C^ anofirasa, s. The sixth 
 year in the Hindu cycle of | 
 sixty. 
 ^oz^ and^, see ^h^. I 
 
 ^od^ ^o:i^D anda, andala, see 1 
 
 tf03o, tJo:^ antara, antra, ^. The 
 bowels, entrails. —20;)?^ swell- 
 ing of the scrotum or testicles. 
 ~^7)c6o^ flatulence; hernia. 
 
 Wo^oJjF antarya, s. The mind; 
 
 see e9o^ocior. 2. sentiment, 
 
 ■ opinion ; c/. ©osx^ca. 
 Woa andi, s. Caution. 2. bail, 
 
 a security. —eJ'aso^oSj one 
 
 who stands security, becomes 
 
 surety. 
 s:Jo^S3-3o;Jjj andravayu, see e?G^ 
 
 J^oio^' ambal^, s. A water-lily 
 which opens after sunset. 
 ^o^iy^^ ambala, see ^0206. 
 ^cZfi ainbige, see s^osoot^. 
 tJozojD, «o2jp ambura, ambra, 
 
 Jyo^3 ambe, «^:'. There, on that 
 side. 2. after, prep. Beyond. 
 
 tJoeSOag)^) amberipuni (2;?odb), 
 V. n. To be drowsy or sleepy. 
 2. to dream. 3. to be con- 
 fused. 
 
 tJosJjSjd amavade, see 55odjsd 
 
 e^o2o^ amhika, see esg^^. 
 
 5:j^d akara, j^^ ®^^- 
 
 tJ^asJr, tJ^^F akarsa, akarsha, s. 
 
 Attraction, drawing towards 
 
 each other. — ^^ the power 
 
 of attraction. 
 tJS^j akara, s. Form, shape. 
 
 2. the letter €?. 
 
t?=a3 aka 
 
 43 
 
 ^ti aja 
 
 ^=5D^, ^JW^^ akasa, akasa, s. The 
 atmosphere, sky. 
 
 e^d akire, s. A nettle-plant, 
 Urtica heterophylla. 
 JtJ=aJ^o akulu, dem. pron. {pi. of 
 e?o3j or e?f), They. 2. // ^'^ 
 affixed to adjectives^ partici- 
 ples and nouns to convert 
 them into personal nouns ^ as 
 oSocf o^?:d^o^o good people, ^ja^ 
 fsss^o^o those that see, eSesScro 
 ^o^j working people etc. 
 
 t?=5^x3 akri^ti, ^. Form, shape. 
 
 tJ=aO. 5:5^ akeri, akri, see ^^ip. 
 
 ^szD3 akhata, s. An artificial 
 lake. 
 
 ^£^^, yaSiD akheiryi, akheiri, s. 
 The end, termination, adj. 
 Final, last. <^i7'. Finally, at 
 last ; see e9^e5. 
 
 tJSJ^, e:?^^ ^kliy^'^ akhye, s. A 
 name. 2. the subject of a 
 sentence, gram. 
 
 ^^^o^ akhyata, ^. The predi- 
 cate, gram. 
 
 en^ a^^, (^^'^- fire). ^. Steam. 
 — <^^:^to be consumed, to come 
 to an end. —^^ a;)^, see ^7\7^t^. 
 e?7^.|^?l3 a steamer. 
 
 eri^o agama, s. Arrival. 2. a 
 work on Hindu ritual etc. 3. 
 augment, gram. 
 
 tjrido^ agamana, ^. Advent, ar- 
 rival. 
 
 ^j\t, t?nc)d agara, %ara, s. A 
 habitation, house. 
 
 t^rid agara, ^^^ 59a 5. 
 
 tJri agne, see e?^. 
 
 : ^^f\ ^ojj agneya, <2^//. South-east. 
 I t?n agra, ^^^ ^aotj. 
 
 5^2^ do N acamane, ^. The cere- 
 mony of sipping a few drops 
 of water and repeating the 
 twenty-four names of Vishnu 
 {^^^^ before performing any 
 religious ceremony. 
 
 y^^dfl acarane, s. Usage, esta- 
 blished custom. 2. obser- 
 vance. 3. performance of re- 
 ligious ceremonies. 4. a cere- 
 mony, rite. 
 
 tJZ^a^^ acaripuni (eydb), 7;. a. To 
 observe, practise, perform. 
 
 e:52^-sd acara, s. Usage, custom. 
 2. conduct, -^^^cro tJDTJ tradi- 
 tional observance. 
 
 tJZ5e)d^ acarane, see ^-d-^i^. 
 4tJ£5^a acari, s. A smith or car- 
 penter. — sojs-dj a kind of 
 creeper. 
 
 wea^d, tJL3^o3or acare, acarye, s. 
 I A spiritual guide, a priest. 
 L,t?z^ aJa, An oath, a curse. 2. 
 swearing, ^ts^j^-r^ to swear. 
 —sik):!)^) to imprecate, curse. 
 _Laoc5oo^ to deliver from an 
 oath, to revoke a curse- 
 J^^i?S ajane, ^22^^^^. cidj. Sixth. 
 
 e:J2;iD* ajar, ^. Presence; bet. S3^ 
 &&. — e?b^ to be present. 
 —do^Ovoi to produce (a wit- 
 ness etc:). -3i;)^ra^ bail, secu- 
 rity for the appearance of 
 another before a court of 
 justice. — ^^ ^ muster-roll. 
 
^Zi aja 
 
 44 
 
 ^m^ an^ 
 
 ^n^ ajala, s. Six seers. 
 sJ^'^D^^ ajavuni, c.z'. (6/" eya^o^), 
 
 To dry or drain. 
 J tJSo aji, 7121712. Six. 
 Jyz^c^.^ ajiduni (ef^S), 7-. «;. To 
 
 expose clothes elc. for drying. 
 y^JZoSJ ajipa, see ©^^3. 
 
 >/e5e3odoo^, tJ2;io^>ajiyuni,ajuni(^^, 
 ej^j, 7.'.7z. To dry up, drain off; 
 as, Aj^03i ^;o5 a^oS the well is 
 dry; e?^5 ^e-^ to be dried 
 up. ^^^ dried, freed from 
 moisture or sap. o*aioa un- 
 dried, wet; eya^oa ^ooyj a 
 wet cloth. 
 tJ^ aje, ^^^ ^3^- 
 tJ^JS^o ajolu, ?22/?;2. ^^z'. Six 
 
 times. 
 tJ^ alne, ^. Command, order. 
 2, permission. 3. a judicial 
 sentence, doom. 
 
 J^Zd ajpa, ?2?^;;2. Sixty; ^^^ «£)3Szi. 
 
 >/t5^ ata, J. Amusement, sport, 
 game. 2. a play; — tooSo an 
 actor; a gambler. — sroy, 
 ^sros^o dancing and playing 
 with music. 3. wheTi formlTtg 
 the latter part of co7npo2uids 
 it signifies continuity ; as, €5 
 s^^ru crying or weeping long. 
 5^evDU lamentation. 
 
 Jtjlio©^, e^ejc^ atanky, atanka, 
 ^. Hinderance, obstacle. 
 
 ' tjlj ati, ^. The fourth solar 
 month. —^ ^fo^ profound 
 darkness. -3ioS a kind of 
 grass. 
 
 ycs^ ady., see 5oi>S. 
 
 e:?3so2jd adambara, i". Pride. 2. 
 
 pomp, show. 
 W3^s3j3^^ ademode, see e?z§. 
 
 ^tJ^^dJS^cs^ adalod^ji, s. The Mala- 
 bar-nut-tree, Justicia adha- 
 dota, 
 
 i tJ^^J, t?d^ adallte, adalte, i". 
 Administration, management. 
 2. governing. — ;^jab^ to man- 
 age. — ^j8?:?:so3j an admini- 
 strator, manager. 
 
 >^e:JC5D4^ adavuni, ^. ^. {of^-^^), 
 To agitate. 2. to shake. 
 tJ^?^ adige,^. Abelch; bet. ei»s^. 
 
 tJ(^ri adio^e, adv. In vain, for 
 nothing; see e5tf?^. 
 
 VtJdo^ aduni (^S), '6'. z^. To move, 
 wave, swing, vibrate. 2. to 
 shake, totter, v. a. To move, 
 rock. 2. to shake. Different 
 playful and regular move- 
 ments are expressed by add- 
 ing it to verbs; as., ^esscl:^ 
 to be swinging. ^'^^^ to be 
 moving to and fro, etc. 
 
 J^d ade, s. A coward. 
 ^d?^ adeg^, see «)c§, «)tSK. 
 ^dA adege, see ^^-R. 
 
 J ^d^ adele, s. An unsteady man. 
 2. a vagabond. 
 
 >J^d^^^ adevuni (^^e), z'.7i. To 
 be moving, undulating, vibrat- 
 ing. c?:S?4?^^ constant mo- 
 tion, oscillation or vibration. 
 
 -i«P5* any, adj. Male. — eroe? a 
 male child, a boy. -^jtj a maL 
 
tJ^D^ anu 
 
 45 
 
 ^^ adi 
 
 tree. s. A boy, youngster. 
 efr® <^6^ the bridegroom's 
 house. 
 
 ^m^ii^ ani^^adi, s. The lower 
 half of a cocoanut-shell. 
 JtJp5^2§J5^sJ an^jovu, s. A male, 
 man; also s9p9 4'. 
 
 t?co^^ii an^peja, s. A male varie- 
 ty of the wild jack-tree. 
 
 yra ana, s. The entrance to a 
 harbour. — 7\* croo^o^, eyrl/sAO 
 ^qh^ to stand ^?' wade in 
 shoal-water for fishing. 
 /yr^ ani, s. A peg, nail. 2. a 
 wedge. 3. a screw. 
 
 tJrS=3^2:^ anikallijL, ^. The key- 
 stone of an arch. 
 
 ^cl ana, s. An anna. 
 JtJrl ana, ^. An oath. 
 ^^=^v^ anekall^, ^. A hail-stone. 
 
 CO 
 
 J^^ at^, tndef. jziim. adj. So 
 much. — 3i^ so many people. 
 ^^^OF so much time, so long. 
 2. as much as: f^S^^§ ^jaar 
 give all you have. ^Memph. 
 so much only : — odj?)^ ^^^ 
 I say only so much. e:?i?3s, 
 ^^ijse is it only so much? 
 
 '^^ ef^js? is it only so much 
 
 that you give? ^^^ for so 
 
 much. 
 tJ^^^ori, ?:J3ft)^ori ati^nange, ata- 
 
 nenge, see e?ii^o^. 
 'J 3 ati, see e?L^. 
 s^vlq^o atithya, s. Hospitality. 
 
 — s5o^o^^ to entertain a guest. 
 
 j£?^od atura, ^. Eagerness, haste. 
 ^is^ atak^, ^^^ ^^. 
 
 tJi^^o?^ atanange, ^^?:'. Till, as 
 long as. 
 
 ^:^, , tji atma, atma, s. Breath, 
 life. 2. the soul, spirit/ -S^a 
 c^^, the Holv GHost, Chr. 
 33^53^^ a sinner, -^^^of^ a 
 virtuous or fortirMte'^^an. 
 e?^8p^ spirit ual-iiVin4«daess, 
 Chr. 3. self, chi ^^^' iv c^mp: 
 e?;|_^ ^5^ suicide. .3 self- 
 
 praise. 
 
 ^Ui^ ad^, see e?b^. 
 
 tJdd adara, see ^^rfx^. ,,,. ;, . 
 
 tJddfl adarane, ^. Respect,- re- 
 gard for. 2. protecti*ri:;:sup- 
 port. 3. comfort, c(i»ii!sola.- 
 tion. "• 
 
 SidDsg^ adaripuni (^- ?. 
 
 To honor. 2. to si|,ppDrt, 
 assist. 3. to console, coQifort. 
 cyrfbi^jrooSo a supporter;, ..one 
 who comforts. 
 
 tfui^o^j adaya,^. Gain, proEf, in- 
 come, behoof. — ^^ .profit 
 and loss. — "^e^ receipts and 
 disbursements; management. 
 —•^^ ^jsLfTOoSo a book-keeper. 
 
 5:^23-5) d adara, see epqs^-d. 
 
 sua adi, ^. Beginning, origin. 
 adj. First, primary ; pre-emi- 
 nent; e.g. ^asDT^P® the origi- 
 nal cause. 2.zvhsn the latter 
 part of a compound it means: 
 and others, et cetera, as ^^ 
 7\;>'^^:i beasts etc. 
 
tJ^ adi 
 
 46 
 
 apa 
 
 ti^^ adika, see e?c^ajj. 
 
 t^a^o Mitya, s. The sun. -^tj 
 Sunday. 
 
 ^doo^^ aduppuni (ef5-tro5|^^), 
 ^'. 72. To have become, to be 
 tllfellllll^^^j^^A as or when 
 
 tJC^^^^^V. The sixth lunar 
 bet. ^^jF, 
 haripuni, see ^^^^^. 
 
 eS^CJ^&dHara, s. Support, prop. 
 
 S8..%;J'a%is, foundation. — ^^ a 
 
 title-deed. 2. a security-bond. 
 
 2^ a rich man. 
 
 ?^) adhina, s. Authority, con- 
 
 3.j.tr©j,«vc2- dependence; of. ©oe^ 
 
 -^J^J^.i^randa, i". Joy, happiness, 
 
 tfF^K anag-a, ^^^ ^^^>. 
 ^r^^F')lnarta, ^^^ e5?^qiJ^. 
 
 lis, adv. Then, at that time. 
 -^^o^ from that time, 
 e then, ^"rfooy^ till then. 
 2, affixed to verbs it signifies'. 
 :he time, as t^^h-^^ at the 
 le of going, 
 ^Jj5doij* anikorant^, s. A 
 large kernel. 
 y t?^^^ anipuni (^^i), 7'. rt;. ^/To 
 
 make lean. 2. to lull. 
 i t?c2 ane, j. An elephant. —^5 a 
 thick forest inhabited by ele- 
 phants. — ^js^ an elephant- 
 shed. —^3^4^ an elephant 
 keeper. — ^6^c5 a chain for 
 fastening an elephant. — :too 
 r^^ the trunk of an elephant. 
 
 ^:^of\ aneng^e, see e?a;^. 
 
 ^^p^^^ anekall^, see e?s?3^^. 
 
 ^c^^"3G* anekar^, s. The Cochin- 
 leg, elephantiasis. 
 
 t??S=^do, s:?^=^6 anekedu, anekere, 
 s. A large tank. 
 
 y^SrieS, e^rlor^o anegajji, ane- 
 guddu, s. A troublesome kind 
 of scab, mange. 
 
 ei^^JS^^?od aneiiolisara, s, A 
 kind of aloes. 
 
 tJF^^tdo^^ anetajankiji, s. Cassia 
 occidentalis. 
 
 ^"^i^^iS^ aneduji, s. A large 
 needle. 
 
 ?:??3n^AS3* anenegiliji, s. Pedaliiim 
 inter ex, a larger variety of 
 caltrops. 
 
 tJfSso'sdo^ anepaduni (^fSsj^S), 
 ^. ^. To lull (a baby). 
 
 eiJfSer^^o* anebakil^, s. The en- 
 trance gate of a palace. 2. 
 a city-gate. 3. any large 
 gate. 
 
 e^c^dooe^e:* anemarijal^, s. Cur- 
 cuma zedoaria. 
 
 yjS^j^^^ anemlni^, s. A whah 
 also S^oo7\^. 
 
 ei(5sjojor{j anemungu, s. Calo- 
 
 snnthes inJica. 
 ^^"i^ anhika, s. Daily ceremo- 
 
 nies. 
 ?^3J apa, s. A kind of rice-cako. 
 
 tJ3Jr( apaga, '7^/7'. Then, at that 
 time. — ?2? that very moment, 
 instantly. ^7:7^^7\ now and 
 then , occasionally ; gradually- 
 
^; 
 
 apa 
 
 47 
 
 ^h api 
 
 «3J3^ Ipatti^, s. Mishap. 2. 
 trouble, calamity, distress. 
 3. danger, evil. — ^s^ a time 
 of trouble. 
 ^h^^ apinavu, see e?Lfj. 
 J^h^ apini (^), ^'. n. The copu- 
 la : to be that, to become that. 
 £5j3s?^?3 ^4c7io it becomes white. 
 2. to have origin, grow,. rz^^'^iO 
 =3^o^o^ ^^^czio mangoes grow on 
 the tree. 3. to happen, occur : 
 ^ 7ic7(i> §j<^o e?c5 where did 
 this happen? 4. to fit, suit: 
 ^ e5o?\ oSoc^ e?4o"rfo this coat 
 fits me. 5. to be possible : 
 c3^ft5 ^^ozio it can be lifted. 
 6. to be related to: e?o3o o3oc^ 
 ^07^0 e?^c^j he is my younger 
 brother. // zs used as an 
 auxiliary verb^ e. g. ^^ S 
 ci'cS it is done, ajtd serves 
 also loform compound verbs : 
 cnjozro^^ to come into exis- 
 tence, ©oES ^h^ to be true, to 
 be proved, elc. 
 
 •i^oS, p. t. ^rd p. sing. neut. 
 It is done, finished. 
 
 ^^■>f. t. yd p. sing, neut. It 
 may be or may happen : 20o<^ 
 cSoi|^ t?4 the crop is likely to 
 turn out good. 2. when used 
 absolutely as a reply, it is 
 equivalent to "yes"; ^-^e^ST? 
 GJ'^s? will you go? ^^ yes. 
 
 The negative forms of these 
 tenses are: pres. t. ^s^'S.. p. t. 
 e?O3023, per/, t. e?a^, fut. t, 
 <i?^c5 it may, can, shall ^z will 
 
 not be — denoting moral and 
 physical impossibility. ?5'^c5 
 added to inf. marks empJi. 
 prohibition^ as ^SoSotS e?^o5 
 thou shalt not kill, inter. ^ 
 ^ccro can or may it not be? 
 
 e?^S imp. Zrd. p. Let it 
 be, {neg. 2nd p. e?^rS be 
 not); ©"s^S when repeated after 
 nouns etc. means either — or, 
 as '^od ef^S G?o3o ei'dS either 
 this or that man. 
 
 0*^0, cofid. It should or would 
 be. // is much used as a 
 polite form of request, ts-^ 
 ^oiS e?^ please go away. ^' 
 cd3 s:)g^o-rf £?^j I should like 
 him to come. 
 
 ^h, adj. part. pres. /., ^oso, 
 p. t. ^^, perf. t. ^h 7io7(B a 
 practicable thing; ^osj or 
 e?a ^ej?j a finished work. Tk> 
 5^0 e?Q3o married. sjDis;303o 
 2j5js,3o a divided land. e?a3o, 
 e??j a;A^;^ affixed to nouns 
 and certain verbal forms^ 
 they convert them into adfec- 
 tives, as ?i^3^ ^o^ £2?e3 an 
 easy work; sSjseoSDOSj ^^d^jsjiJ 
 the requisite things. The per- 
 sonal nou7is formed of the 
 above, are: e?bf3Dc3j, e?^jTOo3o 
 which are similarly foined 
 to .y., adf. etc. 
 
 e?^oD, neg. adf. part. That 
 which should not be, un- 
 becoming. 2. impracticable. 
 3. improper, wicked. 
 
^h api 
 
 48 
 
 to 0^0 aya 
 
 e? 5, ^er. (or adi\ part. Hav- 
 ing become, being. 2. when 
 affixed to s. or adj. it con- 
 verts them into adv.^ as ^zj^ 
 wrongly, ^);^ ocijsS certainly. 
 3. affixed to datives and infi- 
 7titives it means iov^m behalf 
 of, on account of, as so^^S on 
 that account, ^^ok^^^S in 
 order to make. 4. affixed to 
 pron. it means of one's own 
 accord, as efr^D^ ^^jsSdSoS he 
 gave of his own accord (with- 
 out being requested). zSTio^ 
 neg. having not become, be- 
 ing not. 
 
 ^^>X When it happens, hap- 
 pened or will happen. — ^? 
 just when it happens eto. 
 
 ^^o7( Till it happens. 
 
 z^oTi. eo7zd.^ 'Z^cTiojT)^ cmph. If 
 it becomes, if it be, although 
 it be, ©osjDcT^ if it be so. 
 2. asaeonj. but, yet, though; 
 at least, even. 
 
 e?4/se3, pot. It can or may be. 
 
 ^^ti^ It must be or become. 
 2. to be related to. ef^^^^oD^ 
 ey^sciohow is he related to you? 
 oSoc^ =^^^ ey^J'T^o he is my 
 uncle. "i^^^ciS^ what ought 
 to happen, what is necessary. 
 
 Ci-Lji^, ^oso;^^, ^a^J4, ver1}al 
 nouns. That which happens, 
 etc. 2. that which is fit, 
 possible, practicable. 
 ?^o3)oricS^ apungene, see ^3iX. 
 ty 0^)53^ apule, see ey^i«3e. 
 
 -l^ti ape, ^^z'. Yonder, opposite. 
 ©•^^f^^ vonder house, si'^^rro 
 o3o one from the other side. "^^ 
 sj^jJ yonder or the other side. 
 
 ,-p 
 
 ^=u apekshe, see €5^?^. 
 
 f J to ^$3^ apole, adv. Just then ; of. 
 j £?3:iA, ^os;ij^?TO^'sde just when 
 j doing. 
 
 ^ to^ apta, adj. Dear, attached. 
 2. trustworthy, confidential. 
 
 to^ apte, s. An intimate friend. 
 ef^a4^5 friends and acquaint- 
 ances. 
 
 to^^doo aphimu, >y^^ es^e^d^o. 
 
 to23e)do abadu, ^^'. Populous, 
 inhabited. 2. cultivated. 3. 
 thriving. —•^'^^^^ to popu- 
 late; to cultivate; to improve. 
 
 toWe)^ abala, ^^^Z. Young. 
 
 toZooOo aburu, ^<?^ essoo^o. 
 
 toS^dcQ abharana, ^\ Ornament, 
 jewels. 
 
 tos^ocs^, tos:jOdo amadu, amadu, .y. 
 Import, [opp. export). 2. in- 
 come. 
 
 tos2o?;)or^ amarsuni, see e9^?ior^. 
 
 todowii amavade, see s£)od;3zS. 
 
 tosjj amla, s. Acidity. 2. tama- 
 rind. 3. vinegar, adj. Sour, 
 acid; vlg. cj-oaDoTJ. 
 
 toO^ aya, ^. A nurse. 
 
 toodo aya, .y. Gain; see ©oio. 
 
 toois) aya, s. A foundation, base. 
 —sjdi^j^) to lay a foundation. 
 JtoO^j aya, ^.Measure, proportion. 
 _5yj.?) to regulate or fix the 
 limits. — ^^^?i to measure. 
 
?ojo Sya 
 
 49 
 
 y:^ ara 
 
 katti^, s. Fixing the limits of 
 a field elc. 2. regulation, 
 arrangement. ad/. Choice, 
 excellent. —3^ ^^^ a well 
 executed work. — ^ ^^ select 
 people. —^ sj^^iJ a choice ex- 
 pression, excellent speech. 
 
 tJO^j^ayatta, s. Docility, tract- 
 ableness. 
 VwoJja^ ayatta, .^. Preparation, 
 readiness; also ©030;^. 
 
 tjodj^ ayana, .s". A festival in con- 
 nexion with a temple. 
 
 t50i32) ay a, see ey. 
 
 tjoi:-?);^^ ayavuni (^odj?)), 7-.^. 
 To dig a foundation. 
 yt>o;S3^4c^ ayavuni (^ocij^), '^'. a. 
 To winnow. 
 
 'c5o:i3^?;) ayasa, s. Fatigue, weari- 
 ness. 2. indisposition. 3. 
 trouble, vexation. 
 
 tJOSo ayi, see ^l^^- 
 
 tJOSo^ ayita, see efocJo^. 
 
 tyo5jcJ ayida, ^^'^ ^aioo^^. 
 
 tJ053^5j ayinavu, ^^^ a*L^^. 
 
 tJOSoJj ayisa, ^^^ eyorfjo^^^. 
 
 tfOJ.o ayu, see ^ca^T^^. 
 
 tJOoooqi ayudha, s. A weapon, in- 
 strument. 
 /eiOooo^ ayuni (^ocio*i. r-. «. To 
 select, choose. 2. to gather, 
 pick up; c/. ^d^r^^. 
 
 tJOJoo^ ayuni (e?ocio«j, 
 
 7'. «.■ 
 
 To 
 
 ford, cross, go over. 7'. 7Z. To 
 blow ; v"s"9 ejodojcoj the wind 
 
 blows; 6/. SoDCrfOOr). 
 
 ^D:io:)C3^roJj ayurdaya, ^. Term 
 or period of life. 
 
 t?oJoj2or^ ayurbala, s. Strength 
 according to age. 2. a good 
 constitution. 
 
 tJOJoo^o ayushya, ^. Age, dura- 
 tion of life, term of life. 
 >/t?o3j aye, profi. He. e?ocije)oSo 
 every one, each (man). 2. 
 zV /.y joined to participles 
 etc. to form personal nouns^ 
 as ^o'^o^^rooSo one who does, 
 ^^?:dcSo one who did, ^o^o 
 Df3soSo one who did not do ; 
 cf. e?5. 
 
 5^o3j6 ayere, adv. On that side, 
 beyond (opp. =^o3jt5 on this 
 side). ^^^^ i^'o^jT? on that side 
 of the river. <i?o3oT5A ^to^^ to 
 cross a river. 
 
 sec ^odo. 
 
 -^tJD^ ar^, ^/<:v//. pron. {Jionorif.pl. 
 ^rd p. of e?o5o ^r e?f), They, 
 /. ^. that person. ^-Qd^ emph. 
 himself, none but he. 2. it is 
 Jointed to participles to form 
 personal nouns., as ^^h-^i>^ 
 one who goes, ^eosj^s one 
 who went, ^ie^o&^5 one who 
 did not go. 
 ^d ara, A termination occur- 
 ring in some nouns and 
 meaning \\om.Q, place or loca- 
 lity, as z^^zs^T^ lodging; e5?5 
 
 eiOJo^ ayya, 
 
 
 names of villages. 
 
^6o d.rain 
 
 50 
 
 ^6s,^ aro 
 
 ^6o2^ arambha, ^. Commence- 
 ment, beginning. — ^o^o^^ to 
 make a beginning, to begin. 
 
 ^^op^l^ arambhipuni (e?^oc^), 
 7\a. To begin. 
 
 ed?^ arage, see ^■^'d-R; cf. ^^-doao, 
 
 tJdeJ, ^^d arata, arada, s. The 
 concluding part of a temple 
 feast, including bathing the 
 idol. 
 
 tJdrao aranya, ^^^ ©^ro^. 
 
 ^0^ arati, s. Wave-offering, con- 
 sisting in waving lamps elc. 
 2. the lamp for wave-offering. 
 —^jsh^^. — oSo^j ^ to offer, wave 
 frankincense eU. z^JssjDBr a 
 censer. oSoo^sBr a lamp with 
 one wick. 'Z?Tji>^& a metal 
 
 ei 
 
 plate for wave-offering. 
 
 ^6h arati, ^^(^ <^^?^- 
 
 ^oz^'^6 arabhara, s. Responsibi- 
 lity, care. 
 
 ^de^jp arabhya, .v. Beginning, com- 
 mencement. e5j?)e?f3-rf^o from 
 the beginning of the world. 
 ^^0^0 ^o^?3^ ^Tj?pn since you 
 began doing; cf. ^tjo2^. 
 
 tJ0;3e)u aravara,^. An usufructu- 
 ary mortgage. —t>^ a deed of 
 such mortgage. 
 
 eu^kJ arata, s. Tottering, shak- 
 ing; c/. eydy. 
 
 eJDeJCS'^^'^ew^ arad^popini, 7'. «. 
 To walk arm in arm or hand 
 in hand. 
 
 SJO^qScS aradhane, s. Worship, 
 adoration, prayer. — tio^o^r^ 
 sec acsp^^. 
 
 ^UD^z^^ aradhipuni (^od^), z>. a. 
 
 To worship, adore. 
 ^DD^^ aravuni, see o^^^. 
 
 tJDri arige, s. A belch. —z:>:»^^^ 
 
 to belch; c/. e?^:^. 
 euDcS aride, see e?^r. 
 5:JDo:^o ariya, /^^. Stop! hold! 
 siOo3j ariye, ^^^ e?o3or. 
 
 JsidocI arune, ^. Contentment, 
 satisfaction. 
 
 ^uo^:) aruni (^^). 7-. /2. ''To grow 
 
 ; cool, cold or dry, 2. lo be cool, 
 ^dry. iTto distend, grow stout: 
 80O25 ^do^ the belly to distend 
 efc. 
 tJdJS^ ariidha, cidj. Ascended, 
 mounted, s. Ascending, climb- 
 ing. 
 ^6 are, see aoSo-d. 
 tj6d^ arede, ^^^ eyo. 
 
 J si6c-^, ^?^x^ arekti, areike, s. Pro- 
 tection, care of, nursing, nou- 
 rishing. — ^^j^^ to protect, 
 nurse, nourish. 
 
 J^6^y^ areisuni (^%^), "<'. a. To 
 expect, wait for, look for. 2. 
 to desire, wish ; hct. sodtJj^;^^. 
 
 Js?dJ?)S?^OJ5)c5* arolijimini^, s. A 
 kind of fish. 
 
 e^dJS^jsJjd arolumara, ^. A kind 
 of tree. 
 J^tiSi^f^ arogane, s. A meal, re- 
 past. — ^J^3^?i to take a meal. 
 
 tydJJ^/'o arogya, s. Health, 
 strength. 2, comfort, happi- 
 ness. 
 
^CJz:^ aro 
 
 51 
 
 Si© ali 
 
 t^cjj^^sj, eidJS^sJcl aropa, aropane, 
 s. Imputation, accusation. 
 2. a false charge. 
 
 ^6J^^h7id'^ aropisuni (e^^jse^oj), 
 z>. a. To impute, accuse 
 unjustly, charge with. 
 
 t?6j5^3or9 arohana, s. Ascending, 
 climbing, mounting, as^s-d^se^ 
 r© -^z^F Ascension day, Chr. 
 
 y6J3^^ aroli, s. The last leaf of 
 a cocoa-palm-branch. 
 
 tJ^r arka, s. A bow. 2. an arch. 
 /tJ^jr^ arkuni ('^^^), r.;^. To 
 cry out, shout. 
 
 ^7^7^ arjita, adj. Acquired, ac- 
 cumulated, inherited, as hs^ 
 25f^ patrimonial. 73T)^'S,f^ self- 
 acquired. — si5^ inherited 
 wealth or property. 
 
 eiJvBr arti, s. Pain, distress, adj. 
 Afflicted, distressed, sorrow- 
 ful. 
 
 tjir arte, s. One who is afflicted. 
 
 ^zfF'^ih'^ ard^popini, see e? 
 
 tJ&rardre, s. The sixth lunar 
 mansion, a arionis^ when it 
 rains heavily. 
 ^/tsioreJ, ^ejjreJ, 2:?e^r^ arbata, 
 arbhata, arbhate, s. Fearful 
 noise, uproar. 2. a joyful cry, 
 triumph. — ^o^^o^^ to roar, 
 shout, triumph. 
 
 eiJOJOF arya, adj. Noble, respecta- 
 ble, belonging to the Aryans. 
 ^^i^F^^F the country bet- 
 ween the Himalaya and 
 Vindhya mountains. 
 
 tJOJoroSodj aryayeru, s. A cas- 
 trated buffalo. 
 
 tJo3or arye, s. An Aryan. 2. a 
 man of the Arya caste. 
 
 tJ^rd arvade, see e^^rd 
 
 tj53'3rO arvara, see ^^^-d. 
 ^/e:J?o■^^^^ arsavuni (t??:i)F), ^/. ^. 
 To despise, defy, set at naught. 
 2. to disparage. ey;d^r5 s^s^tjo^ 
 to talk disparagingly or defi- 
 antly. 
 
 J^v ala, s. The silk-cotton tree, 
 Salmalia Malabarica ; ^/^t? 
 -rf^i^. _rf sjBr silk cotton. 
 
 tJ^ori?^ alangane, s. The act of 
 embracing. 
 
 tJ^ozo alamba,^?. Seizing. 2. kill- 
 ing. 3. a violent death. 
 
 y^^ alade, s. A kind of de- 
 mon's shrine. 
 
 ^^ti 20 o* alada ballu, see esefeS. 
 
 tJ^o;io alaya, s. An abode, house. 
 2. any superior edifice, ^o&rocj 
 ocio the body. :2esse;aio a 
 temple; a church, C^r. 
 
 t?^>ru^ alas^, see ©e^S. 
 
 t^^;^^ alasya, s. Weariness. 2. 
 idleness, laziness, sloth. 
 
 tJS;"5)3^ alati^, J^^ e5e;D5. 
 
 tJO^si^ alEpane, s. Humming 
 a tune. 
 
 tJO^^^oo^ alapisuni {p^-^h^^ 
 V. n. To hum a tune, to sing. 
 
 ^u^-^^ alas^, ^^^ ©£;^5. 
 VtJO ali, ^. Breath, life, strength. 
 — 20£i^^ to pant, be fatigued, 
 tired, —z^^ S^eo-rfo the breath 
 
^e ali 52 
 
 is gone, or exhausted. t^oS si- 
 visual strength. 
 JtJ^^o^, eOsJon^r alikallu, ali- 
 
 parnd^^i, s. Hailstone. 
 • e«3 ale, s. A press, mill, as /^o 
 z^oF^— a sugarcane mill, —zi^i 
 Tk)^ a mill to work. 
 Je5d?^J^) aleisuni (^^j^c^), 'u. n. To 
 listen to, to hear attentively. 
 t?s5js^=5^al5ka, s. Seeing, a view. 
 2. light. 3. panegyric. efe3j3e 
 ^0 an object of sight. 
 ^tiShi'd'^ alocane, s. Reflection, 
 investigation, thought. — "d^^o^ 
 ^ to consider, reflect on. — r; 
 r^?i to advise, to give one's 
 opinion. 
 tJdoS, ydo:5, ^^-a^ avandi, 
 avande, avadij, see ^h^. 
 n/^JSJcI avade, s. A kind of bean, 
 
 lentil. 
 > asj^ avade, see ^h^, 
 ^^:i avara, postp. On account 
 of. SDoT-^^-d on that account. 
 
 croo^ij? ^T^ on this account. 
 
 o 
 
 tyds^FfS avartane, ^. Revolution. 
 2. repetition, -^o^o^a to re- 
 peat. 
 
 t^sjo^ aval^, ^^^ 59^ €. 
 J^^^ avaly, ^. Yawning. ^^^rs^zS 
 Sir'i to yawn, gape. 
 
 ^Zj^n avasya, see ^^^o. 
 
 tJSjj avu, see ^h^. 
 
 tJSj^ avusa, see ^oSx>7i^. 
 Je^s3 ave, ^. A potter's kiln, an 
 oven. — :2j^?i, — ai:^?) to open 
 a kiln. — ^r^ clay. 
 
 ^5 asca 
 
 lor 
 
 ty^a avedi, s. A burnt offering; 
 c/. e?3coB. -=#jse:r^ to offer 
 a sacrifice. 
 
 t?s3^s* avesa, s. Possession by 
 spirits, demoniacal posses- 
 sion. —<^h^ to be possessed 
 with a devil, be in a frenzy. 
 
 ^^"^do avodu, see ^h^. 
 
 ^3zi, asada, see ^^^r^. 
 
 ^^'i)=d\3 asakr^ta, adj. Avari- 
 cious, covetous, greedy. 
 
 tysDs:^Js)D asamari, s. A covetous 
 person. 
 
 ^hf\ asige, see e?^^, s^j^t^. 
 
 ^bzj)^ asipuni (^^), 7j. a. To 
 wish, desire. 
 
 tJ^^s^re^^, tj^^^^rrf aslrvacana, 
 asirvada, s. Benediction, bles- 
 sing, —^jsl)?-^, see <y^erfr 
 
 tJ^^^ra^^ asirvadipuni («'2'?^f 
 a), ^/. «. To bless, confer a 
 blessing. 
 
 ^i ase, ^. Desire, longing, wish. 
 2. expectation, prospect, hope, 
 —ns:^ a covetous man. — ^^ 
 o) to have a wish. ~^r^o^^ to be 
 disappointed, tohave lost hope, 
 to despair of. — 5^e3L^, _ eoo^X^ 
 to give up hope, to abandon a 
 wish. — 5g6ro 4'?> to hold out 
 
 ei 
 
 hope. — -^s^j^ri to wish, covet, 
 hope. 
 t52io:5or ascarya, s. Wonder, sur- 
 prise, —^h^ to wonder, be 
 surprised. — TitSo::;)^^ to asto- 
 nish, surprise, —-dj^^^^ to 
 make wonders, perform a mi- 
 
^S, asra 
 
 53 
 
 ^^1j 
 
 racle. — rfs:^^^, —pdoXB a won- 
 derful or remarkable thing or 
 affair. 
 
 tJ^,^o asrama, s. A hermitage. 2. 
 one of the four stages of 
 Brahminical life, e.^- s^'^^^ 
 5 a bachelor, student; ^^^ 
 a householder; ^^7i\-^^ an 
 anchorite; ?i?roo^ an ascetic. 
 
 tJsJ.oJo asraya, ^. Support, re- 
 fuge. 2. protection, reliance. 
 3. dependence. — =^j3^r?> to 
 give protection, patronise. 
 —^Tk)^ to seek shelter. — "s^^j 
 •^Os^oi to depend upon. 
 
 tJJoSo^^ asrayipuni (ey^oso), 
 z'. «:. To seek shelter. 
 
 tj^ i asrite, ^. A dependant, 
 client. 
 
 £5^^^ aslesha, s. The ninth 
 
 CO 
 
 lunar mansion ; also ^^ e^. 
 
 tsh^u asvlja,^. The seventh lunar 
 'month (September-October). 
 
 ^^zi, tJoSD^ ashada, ashadha, 
 s. The fourth lunar month 
 (June-July). 
 JtSr^ asi^, s. A weaver's warp 
 before starching. 2. a web, 
 texture; c/. sodojs^oj- — ^oeo, 
 _^ij the rake of a weaver's 
 warp. 
 
 tJ?v*o5D^* asijpas^, ^. Proximity, 
 vicinity, environs, neighbour- 
 hood. ad7j. Round about. 
 
 ^7<>Ys> asakta, adj. Attached, de- 
 voted. 2. zealous, active. 
 
 e??o^ asakti, s. Diligence, de- 
 votion, attachment. 
 
 ^7<>^ asana, s. A stool, seat. 4 
 ■^j^FTi^ the judgment seat, ^o 
 ^^7i^ a throne. 2. the anus. 
 —^05. _Aoc^^j«)e3 an anal fis- 
 tula. 
 >v^'tJ?jD^ asari^, ^. Tbirst. 2. that 
 which slakes thirst. — ^js^f^j 
 to give to drink. 
 
 ^7i6 asara, ^. Refuge, support. 
 2. protection, patronage; c/. 
 
 ^?os5or asarme, s. Management 
 of a family, care of a house- 
 hold. 
 
 t5ro"3C^ asida, ^^^ ef^cJi^. 
 
 e5?3c)^o asami, ^. A person, an 
 individual. 2. a customer. 3. 
 a debtor. 
 
 eijro?^ asige, s. A mattress, bed; 
 
 y?slj asu, ^^^ ^oJ. 
 
 ^^ ase, ^^^ ^^. 
 
 tJrj^d askara, s. Protection, 
 shelter, countenance. 
 -J^r^ asti, s. Property, wealth, 
 estate. — tooSo, —-do^ a man 
 of property. 
 
 ty?o aste, ad^'. Gently, slowly. 
 
 tJ?je)?^ asthEna, s. xA.n assembly. 
 2.' a hall of audience. 
 
 e^^o vl aspatri, ^. An hospital. 
 
 e:j;^j d aspada, s. Place to stand 
 on, basis, support. 2. pro- 
 tection, refuge, shelter. 3. 
 means; o3jg^ nDe;s ^^^ ^^ 
 I have no means of livelihood. 
 
 e??j^ ?j^ aspas^, ^i^^ e:?c05::;)co. 
 
tj^ asra, 
 
 54 
 
 '^oh ingi 
 
 y?o,fl dsranne, s. A kind of 
 
 priest. 
 t??ocJ asvada, s. Ability, power; 
 
 faculty. 2. estate, property; 
 
 wealth, riches; see ^^'^^ 
 t?3oo=5c)d ahankara, ^^^ ©soo^-d. 
 ejSo"^ aha, ^/2//'. of joy or sorrow. 
 tJ3oc)d ahara, s. Food, provision, 
 
 sustenance. 
 WSo5)SD ahaha, Mj. Alas, ha! 
 
 tJ3oJ^ ahuta, adj. Offered as an 
 
 oblation in fire. 
 ^SojsB ahuti, s. A sacrifice. 
 
 v/ t?^ al^, s. A person. 2. a la- 
 bourer, hired person. 3. a 
 messenger. 2oe;p^? a strong 
 man; a chieftain. 
 
 Jt>^^ al^, pers. pron. fern. smg. 
 She. 
 
 J^^ ala, ^. Depth. ^^■. Deep, pro- 
 found. 
 
 tJ^e) ala, adj. Ruined, waste; 
 
 bet. SoDW. 
 
 tJS? all, .y^t e?e3. 
 v/ei°^^ alike, i. Reign, government. 
 t?^^ alita, see ^a"^^. 
 
 VtJ^^o^ aluni {P"^^), ^'.^. To rule, 
 govern, reign. e?^o?:so3o a gov- 
 ernor. ef^jfTO? a governess. 
 
 /t?^oO^, to^=^ aluvike, alvike, .y. 
 Reign. 
 ^^jd! aluve, s. A family-name of 
 some Bants. 
 
 Ve:J°4^ almage, s. A servant. 
 si^^^sj akshepa, ^. Objection. 
 2. blame, censure. 
 
 '3 i, The third letter of the 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is very 
 often written os):>. Words not 
 found under this letter should 
 be sought for under o^o. 
 
 'Sio^ inka, adj. Base, inferior, 
 mean. 
 
 'Sio-S- inki, see ^^oTn. 
 
 'SioA*^ iflSrV> ^^^ '^oK. 
 
 'S^ort:* ing^ada, J. Separation, dis- 
 tinction, adj. Distinct, se- 
 parate; also <^o7\i^o7\Ti^ aoXrf. 
 
 I 
 
 _^^j^^, c^oiK^^^ to divide, 
 
 separate. -es'L^^ to be divided, 
 
 separated, as brothers etc. 
 
 '-.SortSexS^ ingalika, see ^otxC^i^. 
 
 ^qT\d^'^ ingavuni, c.v. {of ^o 
 Xo^) To cause to dry. 
 
 ro^oh ingi, adj. Crooked. 2. false, 
 spurious, as a coin. 
 
 '^oT\€>^'6 ingilika, s. Vermilion. 
 
 'aoA^ ingita, s. A hint, shrug, 
 gesture. 2. a secret, secret 
 thought. 3. intent, purpose. 
 
'aofio ingVL 
 
 55 
 
 's.ozS imbe 
 
 'Sorioi^o^ inguduni {^o7(oS)^z'.n. 
 
 To stoop. 
 /'Bof\^^ inguni (^2^), 't'. ^2. -^0 
 
 absorb, as water, to dry. 2. to 
 
 sink in, as eyes from disease ; 
 
 also f^"K5 ^elb^. 
 '^ogj^zS ingreji, .?. English. 2. a 
 
 church. —20:^^ the English 
 
 writing or language. 
 Jr^o'^ inca, adv. Thus, so, in this 
 
 manner; ~^^ «5oEi not this 
 
 but that way. -a^o^ such 
 
 and such a man.^^'^oe;^^, anph. 
 
 just so. f^o8aS^ such, of this 
 
 kind or sort. 
 J ^02^ inci, ad^.'. Here, in this 
 
 place. — aaoSj a man of this 
 
 place, or of this age. 
 >/ ^0^1 J?)r!o incogu, <a^^7'. Lately, 
 
 recently. 
 '^ozsdoSj injayi, ^^*. Small, little. 
 
 '^oZoi^s^ injini^, •^- An engine, 
 
 machine. 
 ^oi^^'^ iijil^j •^- The New Testa- 
 ment, as styled by Mussul- 
 mans. 
 J^oz:,^ indi^, see CAJorfo. 
 
 ^oC3^, '^^oCj indyi, in da, see ^o5. 
 
 vl'So^'?) indi, t'ntj. used to call 
 
 attention. Behold, look, take 
 
 notice, observe. 2. there, 
 
 take this. ^o^ please see, 
 
 come, or take. 
 
 'aoa indi, s. Oil-cake; bet. s^oS. 
 
 >I ^Qdoindu,^6'y;/./»r^;2. This, f^o^e 
 
 emph. this alone; see eroorfj. 
 
 "Siodj^s^^ indrajala, j. Decep- 
 
 tion, conjuring. 2. enchant- 
 ment. 3- artifice, stratagem; 
 
 Cf. SD0^3dD£^. 
 
 'SiodSosO indrajitu, ^. A son of 
 Ravana. 
 
 "^oJ^tjJ^ indraprasta, s. Delhi. 
 
 'aog20a)s3 indrabale, s, A kind of 
 fish. 
 
 'Sioa.oJo indriya, i". An organ of 
 sense. 2. male power, semen 
 virile. 3. sensual desires or 
 appetites. ^ogSooajocio the five 
 senses. 
 
 'Siod, indre, ^. The chief of the 
 secondary divinities, supposed 
 to preside over the elements, 
 to be the giver of rain, and 
 the guardian of the east (in 
 Sanskrit Indra). 
 
 '^ogj, '^od^^ indre, indrye, s. 
 A Jain priest. 
 s/aofS inne, see ^e3. 
 
 J'oio^ impu, s. Agreeableness, 
 
 delightfulness, pleasantness. 
 
 'S^oeos^, 'aoZTs^ imbali^, imbali^, 
 
 see f^od. 
 'S^o^o^ imbale, s. A stout silver 
 or gold bracelet. 
 
 7'3lo^0J imbu, .y. Place, room, space. 
 2. refuge, shelter. 3. opportu- 
 nity, adj. Broad, wide. 
 
 J^o25 imbe, dem. pron. m. This 
 man. 4<^32of, ^oeosf, nsjodjs^o 
 this woman ; plur.^'^o^o this 
 person, used honor i/ically^ 
 as a polite form of the sing-, 
 m. or f.\ cf. ^?5, ^j3?^o. 
 
'Sio23j5) imbo 
 
 56 
 
 'sit?^ ija 
 
 J'^oeSJS^'^j imbolu, see ^otZ. 
 *3ioSjjC^ immada, The heel. 
 
 'Stc^j^, 'ao^^oari immadi, ijnma- 
 dige, adj. Double, two-fold; 
 also ^z^rTh. 
 
 'Siosj.osj, 'So^JS^fl immukha, 
 immone, adj. Double faced. 
 
 <^=^d ikara, adv. Hither, fhis 
 side. 
 
 -^^ ikk^, see f^^r. 
 
 '^'o^^ ikk^di, 5. Fiction, inven- 
 tion. 
 J^'^jkz^ ikkatt^, /^'/. two bands, s. 
 Narrowness, difficulty, strait- 
 ness, poverty, -t??:^ to be 
 confined, pent up. 2. to be 
 in troubles. "^^^^S ^^.'?ir©o^, 
 _a:)jsTio^ to encounter diffi- 
 culties, to be in straits, adj. 
 Narrow, strait. 
 
 ^T^^ ikkadi, see 2o3^^a. 
 
 'B'^j^ ikkade, s. Both sides. 
 
 ^=CT,?^ ikkalpa, see ^^<^. 
 
 *Bt^^ ikkale, see f^^0j<9. 
 N/^=g^^^ ikkavuni, 7.'. <i;. To ex- 
 tinguish, put out, as fire. <^?n)j 
 5 ^e^^) to be extinguished. 
 J'SiT5^j,^ikkuiii('^^^), r.a. To put, 
 
 serve up, as food. 
 -J^^o,^, '^^x^ ikkuli, ikkule, s. 
 A pair of pincers or tongs. 
 
 'S^^D ikkeri, s. The residence 
 of the late Lingait kings of 
 Bednore. —spdxJ^^, _?:jo;do?^ 
 the kingdom of these rulers. 
 — =^;»?cjj a measure of two feet 
 
 and seven inches long. — -rf^Fs 
 a gold pagoda worth thirteen 
 gold fanams or four rupees. 
 ro,'§ ^ ikkei, s. Both hands. 2. 
 
 an ambidexter. 
 'a-S- ikdi, see So^J^a. 
 -^r^^ ig^ti, see odoj-^. 
 '^ric^ igada, ^. Difference, mis- 
 understanding; also ^Ac^. 
 -/'S?idj^ igaruni, ^"^^ ^Ao-do?). 
 
 'Sin'sa igadi, see ocsjjt^q. 
 >/^r(jdj iguru, s. A bud, germ 
 
 ^r tender shoot. 
 ^/'Si/iodo^ iguruni (^a^^), v. n. 
 To bud, germinate or shoot 
 up. 
 J'Sirlo ^igguni('^^), '^'.:?2. To draw^ 
 pull. 
 'azia ^ iccadi, adj. Double, two- 
 
 2<3" 
 
 fold. 
 
 'S2>&Nr iccirna, s. Wonder. 
 
 ^'Si , '■as! icce, icche, s. Wish, 
 desire. ' 2. appetite. 3. relish, 
 delight. f^5^jj?io?3a-d according 
 to one's desire or wish, as one 
 pleases, ^^s^^, f^sS j^^io^ to 
 wish, long for. 
 J ^Stti ija, ^. Trouble. 2. importu- 
 nity. —'Sji>hr?^ to trouble, im- 
 portune; cf. Sos^. 
 
 'at3c5D*^ ijar^, ^. Trousers. 
 
 daye, ijarudare, s. An abkari 
 (liquor) contractor. 2. a man 
 wearing trousers. 
 'Sit3c)0ri ijarige, s. An abkari 
 contract. 
 
-at^i iji 
 
 57 
 
 "D^.t ita 
 
 ^.t^d ijide,^. Aw impotent man. 
 ^^^^ ijinu, s. Cinnamon. -^ 
 ■rfoTJ the cinnamon tree. — ^ 
 oSor? cinnamon oil; (^/^-^ aseD ^. 
 y^az^ ijji, d. V, the neg. ^ woiso, 
 Negation of existence; not 
 to exist, not to be- It is re- 
 gularly conjugated only in 
 the present and perfect tenses, 
 through all persons. eooeSe/D- 
 not even one. otx^s- there 
 is nothing. o3jo^ t^^^ ^^^ 
 I have no money. ^^^ siroeS'^j 
 CA)cr5^? f^35 have you any chil- 
 dren? no. Interr. '^'^ is 
 there not? Emph. ^|? ^|, 
 ■ not in the least, not at all. 
 Used as a disjunctive con- 
 junction: f^^l^ if not, or; 
 either — or. f^^oo not exist- 
 ing, absent. <^^o^ without; 
 
 'f' ^\' 
 -J'^b^, itti^, s. Flour. 
 
 ^H itta, see f^^,- 
 
 V'StU.d, ^Uv5 ittare, ittire, s. A 
 eo so , 
 
 mortice, cavity cut into a 
 
 piece of timber to receive the 
 
 end of a beam or plank. 2. a 
 
 stone placed under a beam. 
 
 'Sli^itti, s. The jaw; cf. ^i|. 
 7-31 el ri ittige, s. A brick. 
 n/'S^IoJ^ ittide, s. Narrowness. 
 
 '2^13, a ittiri, ^. A nightingale. 
 
 '■a^o^j, '^^^dj itteyi, ittevu, s. 
 A kind of medicinal plant. 
 
 'Scs^-S-Jl idi^lvidka, «^//'. Half 
 ground, coarse, rough. 
 
 I 'SiCS^^^o idi^pulu, see ^Tlio2Coe)o. 
 ij'sc^ ida, J^^ ^^• 
 j-^3^=s^|5D idakatteri, ^t^^~'^^^£o^- 
 >/'St^ idi, adj. Entire, whole. —"^^ 
 the whole day. 
 'B^doj^ idimudi, s. A stout 
 person, rt;^'. Pinioned. — ^ 
 WJ^oi to bind fast, pinion. 
 ^ac^ooiJJSJ'oidumbulu, s. {in wrest- 
 ling) The act of seizing each 
 other tightly with both hands. 
 >/sicl ide, .y.vPlace, room, space. 
 ^ 2. an abode. v8. interval, space 
 between. ^'4. interval of time, 
 n/ occasion, v^. a split, chasm. 
 
 —zooiiod incessantly. 
 4^-&, '■adn" ide,idegi;L, adv. Here, 
 hither, so far. --^oou^ hither- 
 to, so long; so far, thus far; 
 also"^^' 
 '^d^^t^ idekaji, s. A bracelet 
 with an indented brass rim. 
 ^■^\ idekei, s. Aid, help. 2. half 
 grown corn (^z§#03o). 
 y^dsd idetara, «^//. Middling, 
 2. inferior. -^ ^^ a middle 
 sized tree. 
 ^■^■^-h^ idenali, ^. The inner part 
 of a temple. 2. the three cir- 
 cuits of a temple. 
 'Sid^^^ idtapidta, s. Experience. 
 T^a^ ^ idpini(^S), v. a. To place, 
 
 put down. 
 ^'^acl ine, see ^^. 
 ^^iG^D^ itabar^, s. Confidence, 
 trust, 
 lieve, trust 
 
 -Q?L^f), _^j<0j^o) to be- 
 
^^ ita 
 
 58 
 
 r9^z\ ibbi 
 
 'Si^e3e)0 itabari, ^. A confident, 
 
 trustworthy person. 
 -J '^sD^ itar^, see '^;fo^' 
 'SvBoo^?^ itihasa, s. History, tra- 
 ditional accounts of former 
 
 events. 
 '^£^od ittanda, s. Both parties 
 
 or sides. 
 'S^^^. ittatti^, s. Both sides or 
 
 places. 2. both banks of a 
 
 river, eU. 
 ..'a^u^, '^lo^, '^^dj ittar^, itta- 
 
 ra, ittaru, oJv. Enough; c/. 
 
 ^^ itti, ^^6' ero^^. 
 
 'uvl ^ ittille, i". A written report. 
 —•sij^j^^i to report in writing. 
 
 'alg^c^r ittirna, s. Sickness, 
 -i 'a|sj itte, ad'j. Now, at present. 
 •i —t^ emph. just now, this mo- 
 ment, immediately. — s^^ of 
 the present time. — Sj^ now 
 for once, for the present. 
 — 3uo^, e3;s^ SooaS (///.) now 
 one and afterwards another, 
 a proverbial expression for 
 fickleness or duplicity, "to 
 blow hot and cold". 
 X'^t^ itte, sec caj^s^^- 
 
 ^t^7 ityartha, s. Decision, de- 
 termination, settlement. — ^^ 
 "G^o^^ to decide, determine, 
 establish. 
 
 ':D.3D^a ityadi, These and others, 
 et cetera. 
 
 '^cS^joU idamutta, adv. Till 
 now. 
 
 'Si a iddi, see <^^." 
 
 'S f^ ina, ^^^ ^^• 
 
 •^^i inate, ^^^ ^?^^. 
 
 ''5F^^ inapu, s. Evil disposition. 
 
 2. defeat, discomfiture. 
 'oifSDrfj* inlmi^, ^. A gift, present. 
 
 — ^jabr^ to give a present ^r 
 
 reward. 
 V'Si^inij^^z'. To-day. — ^uptot'?- 
 
 for this day. -S from this day. 
 -/'^fS ine, s. A couple, pair. 2. a 
 
 companion, mate. — t5'L?i to 
 
 be a match. 2. to pair [obsc.) 
 '^^3^0^ inkar^, s. Abnegation. 
 
 —^■^0^^ to abnegate. 2. to re- 
 fuse. 
 v/*^^^ inpini (^co), z/. ^. To say, 
 
 tell. 2. to speak; also^r^^^. 
 •cJSJD^a iparita? see ^s^o?^. 
 'Si^^ ipuni, see a\)^s>. 
 'S.s^^s ippadita, s. lit. Double 
 
 stripes; a wale, the mark of 
 
 a rod or whip on animal flesh. 
 'DSJ =3= ippaksha, s. Both parties 
 
 or sides. 
 '^h O ippili, s. Long pepper, 
 
 Piper lo7igum\ also ^^«5. 
 J'Si^ ^ ippuni (^), 7'. ^/. To be, 
 
 exist; rt/j"^ cms^N^^. 
 'Sio^ © ippuli, J'^<? '^'^^• 
 yW^ ippe, J. The olive fruit. 
 
 —•^Ti the olive tree. 
 '3itJJ?3 ibiiti, s. Sacred ashes 
 
 with which a Sivite besmears 
 
 his forehead. 
 '3 2u^ij23* ibbirely, ^. Two fingers 
 
to 
 
 ibbu 
 
 5:9 
 
 "^.^F irkei 
 
 united by a membrane (web- 
 fingers). 
 V'azoo.c^j, ibbudlu, s. A kind of 
 cucumber. 
 'oi:do ima, s. Snow; bef. oo^o. 
 '^^io^ imini, see &3^j^. 
 y^^o ime, ^. An eye-lash; rt;/^^ 
 
 vZ-acdjCo^, '^Ooj^^ iyaruni, iya- 
 
 g vuni (^ocioS, rgoiijS), ^. ^'. To 
 
 P be sufficient ; pres. or fut, yd 
 
 /£^rj. 72. os^ojoTJo, f^ozso^, it will be 
 
 enough or sufficient; also ^ 
 
 oijn^- ^oio 20Do5j-i5 f^ocso^) he is 
 
 likely to come; past. f^od:rao5, 
 
 f^oijs^DcS it is enough; neg. 
 
 os^odocQ, f^orfodccS it is not 
 
 enough or sufficient. 
 
 'aoSod iyere, ^. This side (of a 
 
 river). 
 'ao3o^ iyye, d.7'. Yes; ^. esoS. 
 J^Q^s?nTio iyyodu, aJz', This year. 
 >/ ^D^ iri^, a prefix SLgni/ytngT^o, 
 double, both, ^.^;cr. rs^aor a two- 
 fold, f^2croro2j double edged, 
 f^^orosj both sides ; in some 
 cases the 5 assimilates to the 
 consonant foil ozinng^ e.g.'^ti. 
 t3^, os^^o^a etc. 
 
 '^D^rja)^;* irijLSil^,^'. A remittance 
 
 to the treasury. 
 'Sdozj^irambala, J. Twenty seers. 
 
 'Sida^:^^ irakasy, s. Sulphate of 
 iron. 
 V<3 iri, s. Abatement of intoxi- 
 cation. 
 
 y^OodjOc^ iriyuni (^5), t'. //.^To 
 fall, drop, as fruits, leaves 
 etc. f^&S f^^l^^ to miscarry. 
 ^v.a. To rub ^r squeeze bet- 
 ween the hands, to knead ; see 
 
 'SS?jc)^* irisal^, see ^5?5^^. 
 'adozoo irubu, see c'X)2cor. 
 
 'Si.do^jo.Bri iruvantige, 
 
 An 
 
 Arabian jessamine. 
 ^dJsSo^ iruveri^, see ^^^fB. 
 
 >/'s6 ire, s. A leaf (of a plant). 
 a:^^::^ a plantain-leaf, ^o^t? 
 a betel leaf. ^-^S tobacco. 
 
 A 
 
 '^d^S?,ire'Aalli, s. A kind of milk- 
 hedge-plant, Euphorbia ni- 
 vulia, 
 
 ^tt\^ iregili, s. A kind of parrot. 
 
 'S^6^c;^)4^S irebavoli, ^. A bat. 
 -^'^6^^ irel^, see ^tj6.. 4. shadow. 
 also ^^"S. 
 
 'sdJS^^o irolu, see ^^Sjaf. 
 >/s=5*r irk^, s. The night. —1^7(6 
 day and night. 
 
 '^^Fro^ irkannu, s. Inability to 
 see by night, night-blindness. 
 
 '^'5'z)F^^ irkavuni, c. v. (6/ ^a'or 
 
 ^' o5),To make less. 2yto extin- 
 guish. 3. to stop, disturb, ^js— 
 to extinguish or put out 
 fire. 
 
 '^=5'jr^ irkuni (^^^), ^. n. To 
 
 abate, lessen, be reduced. 2. 
 
 ^.- to be disturbed. ^^, to be 
 
 quenched; also ^^^^5 ^'Setr'i. 
 
 '^"^^ irkei, J. Both hands, -^js 
 
"B.OiF irda 
 
 60 
 
 "a^or irme 
 
 yj:2o ??jaLF^ to give a blow 
 with both hands spread out. 
 '^CJF irda, see ^-dji^^z^. 
 
 '^^"SFooSj irnalayi, s. Double 
 tongue. 
 
 ^i^dfO irnali, s. A double pulse. 
 
 2. a carpenter's boring tool. 
 
 — -^jsoX a swelling of the throat. 
 
 J '^^Jh^ c^:i irmdn, mi??i. Two hun- 
 
 ^I'ed. [thread. 
 
 'oi^oQrs^u irnulu, .y. A double 
 
 ^srlr^ irpakki, i". A bat. 
 
 ^9,t,Fzi=§ irpadake, adj. Ripe and 
 unripe. 
 
 ^t>p^ irpadi, s. Double ration. 
 
 'BSJr^, '^as^F^ irpale, irpale, s. 
 A kind of net. 2. a double leaf. 
 — rf ;:;^ a mat. 
 
 ''B^Fd irpude, s. Both sides, 
 
 ^^f6 irpude, s. A double load. 
 
 ^^F irpe, ^. A kind of fish. 
 j'Si'^F-ioF irportu, ^. A whole day 
 (forenoon and afternoon), 
 twice a day. — rf £5ee3 a whole 
 day's labour; cf. Zj^if^of. 
 J'BZjf^ irbadi, adj. Double, two- 
 fold. 
 
 'D.ZjFzj'^ irbalappu, s. A double 
 growtli. 2. a twist. 3. tight- 
 ness, 
 
 'a^OF0^;^ irbalipuni (f^^reD). 
 7', r/. To tie a cloth round 
 the waist, to gird (the loins). 
 2. to fasten a thatclic<l roof 
 witli doal)i(i ro])('s over it, 
 
 'J i. ^ o , ': I. F :,' irbale, irba je, -v . 
 
 A double l.r:ic.']"t. 2. double 
 
 transverse laths or slips of 
 bamboos, palms eU. 
 'azjF^xi^^irbalyuni (^sor^"),?'. ;/. 
 
 To be benumbed. 
 'awi5F05j irbdyi, s. A double edge. 
 —rf ^^5 a double edged sword. 
 ~zi ^^^6 a snake, serpent, 
 'awoF irbu, see ax>2:)0F. 
 J'^zoJFOoJoo^ irbuliyuni (<^2oor^j, 
 7.'.n. To curdle, be decom- 
 posed, as milk eie. 
 '^^oForl irmande, s. Two vessels 
 placed on the same hearth. 
 2. a large forehead 3. a very 
 large vessel. 
 '^sJoFi^^^ irmadike, adj. Double, 
 
 two fold ; see ^^^^^'^^ <^2ora. 
 
 'Si^o^fSirmane, s. Horripilation. 
 
 2. rising up, as of corn shoots, 
 
 j ^adJFo^F irmarli^, s. Fickle- 
 
 I mindedness, unsteadiness, 2. 
 
 idiocy. 
 ! 'B^.f6f irmarle, s. A fickle- 
 minded man. 2. an idiot. 
 
 'adJSF^F irmirpu, 
 fathoms. 
 
 - - ^ 
 
 irmiui^, 
 
 Two 
 
 A kind of 
 
 I fish. 
 
 I 'a^ooFfl,'3SjOOF^irmuiie,irmune, 
 
 ' ,s\ A double edge cr point. 
 
 -i ^cij^4 a double pointed 
 
 style used for writing on 
 
 palmyra l(\M\-es. 
 
 'j-:t-.~^ irmena, ser ns^r^f. 
 
 Ojj, ':.^^r inneyi, irmei, a. 
 
 Doth sides. ', 
 
 (lilVercnt <"'l()u 
 on <';icli ^i<le. 
 
 a cloth of 
 
 r.r lextui-e 
 
"S^^^^F irmo 
 
 61 
 
 '^^, ishia 
 
 'S^sSj^^fdI irmone, see f^o^ooso. 
 •J^^^F, ^v'F irl^, irliji, ^. Dusk, 
 
 darkness, night. 
 <BOF irla, s. Two seers. ^eJrD 
 
 two seers of rice. 
 J^ziF irva, mim. Twenty. ~^ 
 
 twentieth 
 "^ziFod irvande, see ^^Fo-d, 
 "asjr^ irvala, see ^^f. 
 'SkSj'SFd irv4ra, adv. A second 
 
 time, twice. 
 n/ ^dro^ irveri^, (personal form 
 
 of the numeral ^S). Two 
 
 persons. 
 -j^sS^FO irveri, s, A medicinal 
 
 plant, Andropogon muri- 
 
 catum. 
 ^S^Fod irvonde, s. Two kudtas 
 
 or eight fluid ounces. 
 ^"^F^^ irvolu, see f^^js<s*o. 
 
 d'^-^F'^:^ irvolu, ^^z'. Two times, 
 twice; of. ^s3T)r-d. 
 
 ^?:e)5^c* irsali^i, see ^-^^• 
 
 'S.^D-S-, '^o^^ ilaki, ilake, s. {in 
 official language) A depart- 
 ment, a branch-office. adj. 
 Belonging or attached to a 
 department. 
 
 "^^ifih ilaci, s. A female's cloth. 
 
 ^S3e)3 ilati, see ^e^sorfoS. 
 
 'S^^-?)^}^ ilal^, s. A large torch, 
 flambeau. 
 
 y*3,© ill, ^^^ •s?^. 
 
 ^'S^Ocdio^ iliyuni, v.n. To fall, 
 tumble, come down. 
 
 '^^ii lie, ^. ^A hair. 2. a fibre 
 3. a fold, plait. "s^v^eS— three- 
 fold. o3oe§_ how many fold; 
 of Soe3. 
 
 ^s3 ile, ^^'^ ^^• 
 
 'aoo,^) ilkuni, i"^^ ovxyo,^. 
 v^e^* illu, .y. A house, dwelling. 
 2. a family. ^e^S, '^e;^^^ at 
 home, in the house. <^«5^iSK 
 #e^?i to go home. — cd^^os^^j 
 the inmates of a house. — ^^^ 
 o) to build a house. 
 
 'Si.^zoJSCio illaburu, s. A kind of 
 creeper used in thatching 
 roofs and plaiting baskets and 
 small boxes. 
 
 "^^J^rf illas^, see ^e^^^j. 
 
 '^sS ille, sec cod . 
 
 CO '^ 
 
 '^sSi. ishta, adj. Acceptable, 
 agreeable, pleasant, wished, 
 cherished, beloved. ^M^^bo) 
 to be loved, cherished. -^ 
 oc^oF a desired-for event; an 
 object which pleases one. — s^^ 
 friends. -^o3o a dearly be- 
 loved friend. -t^ja^aiji sa- 
 voury food, a favourite dish. 
 ^.Wish, desire. 2. friendship, 
 familiarity, love. —^'^\^^ to 
 break off friendship. —"^ 
 "^^v^ to make friendship, to 
 love, like. <^m, "^^^ ?roodoK zl)j32S 
 
 o ei — w 
 
 ^i) {f'^ov^ three blows to him 
 who makes love, and three 
 measures of ghee to him 
 who causes discord. 
 
^^ ishta 
 
 62 
 
 '^^ ili 
 
 0315^.20 S ishtasiddhi, s. Attain- 
 ment or fulfilment of one's 
 
 desire. 
 
 ship, familiarity. 
 
 ^3Si?).C3"5)rf ishtacara, s. Friend- 
 
 .20 
 
 'ci.^^,?^^^, ishtanishta, adj. Liked 
 
 so ^ eo 
 and disliked. 2, good and 
 
 bad. 
 
 'B.^dA ishtanna, see f^^ s^jaeSd?^. 
 
 ti < ' . 
 
 ^ass«) ^> i ishtanpitve, s. Simple 
 
 imprisonment. 
 
 ^3Tc),c^r ishtartha, s. The object 
 of desire. 2. the highest good. 
 
 •a^, ishte, s. A friend, compa- 
 nion. ~^M, friend and foe. 
 5§p5a7^5 relatives and friends. 
 ^''a-/, 'SA) is^, isi, m/y. express- 
 ing disgust. 
 -l^Tfo^ isvl\;i, ^. Whistling, -s:;) 
 Tk)^ to whistle. 
 
 .^7^ isa, ^^^ ^M- 
 
 'a?otOT^oo* isabakuli^, s. The seed 
 of Plantago Ispaghula. 
 
 'aT^dojoAO, -a^j^jooh isamungi- 
 11, isamungli, s. Crinum de- 
 Jiexum. 
 
 'a?;>dZo^D^' isaraber^, s. The root 
 of the plant Aristolochia 
 Indica. 
 
 'a,;c6 isare, sec ^i>^. 
 
 'a.X^, 'a-i isavi, isvi, ^. The 
 Christian era. 
 
 ^=j^d, 'a.ojejds^isara, isarat^, s. 
 
 A sign, hint. 
 'a?^, ^;5^^ ise, isenv, «^^'- Now; 
 
 at once; cf. '^^^^ 
 'a,?^ , 'a^vi^x^o iskru, iskuru, ^. 
 
 A screw, 
 'a 5e02»)o ^* istambuli^, ^. A Turkish 
 
 gold coin worth about Rs. 2 
 
 As. 8. 
 'a^l^^d istara, ^^^ ^i^s^^j. 
 
 ^?o^^D*, '^2^3030^ istyari^, isti- 
 har^, ^. A notice. — ?ro^ a 
 notification ; an advertise- 
 ment. 
 
 "tKk istri, s. A smoothing iron. 
 —■^^\^^ — sDc^j^ to iron wash- 
 ed clothes. 
 
 '^'r^^\:f, '^^^^' isp%,ispet^,^. 
 Playing cards. 
 
 ^Tf A^ isl^gidi, s. A kind of 
 
 CO 
 
 bird. 
 'a^o iss6, ^^^ ^i" 
 'a^d iha, i". The present state. 
 —■ts6 this world and that to 
 come. 
 
 V'a^es-SD^ ilijar^j -i^^- A slope, slop- 
 ing ground. 2. slipperiness. 
 
 J'a^oioo^, iliyuni (^^), -r/.w. To 
 slip out or down, to slide; 
 also f^^SigpeSb^. 
 
^ 1 
 
 63 
 
 ^o;jj iya 
 
 ^ 
 
 The fourth letter of the 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is often 
 written osus. 
 
 ifpron. 2nd per s, sing. Thou ; 
 emph. =^o3j? even thou. 
 
 i, de?n. pron. This or these; 
 as ^ e?F9 this boy, =^ ^"^ 
 these people. 
 
 •^on*cs-25^c^ ino^udavuni, c.v. (of 
 ^oAc^o^) To cause to stoop. 
 ■dson^do^, -d^orlodj^) ingijiduiii, 
 inguduni, see '^oisCiTi^^. 
 4^oihZi^ incili^, see =^el^. 
 4^qz^ ind^, J. The sago-palm, 
 Caryota urens. 
 •^oEo^ imbala, ^. A kind of leech. 
 
 J-^oz3 imbe, adv. This side, here; 
 
 of. ^f D^^. 
 
 ■d^^cl ikkane, s. An arrow. 
 
 J'-^^^o^ icili^, ^. The wild date. 
 
 — ^Tj the wild date-tree, 
 
 Phoenix syheslris. 
 J -^2:^0^, -^2^0^ icuni, ljuni (^sS", 
 
 ^2^), ^. ^. To swim. 
 •^^3^ ity, 5. Manure, fertilizer 
 
 (of land). 2. fat, sap. — stotId^ 
 
 to manure. 
 Nr(^l3 iti, 5". A lance, spear. 
 J^T^ idi^L, ^. A pledge, pawn. 2 . an 
 
 equivalent. — croo^^ to stand 
 
 security, —^ja^f^^i to deposit 
 
 a pledge, to pawn. — e?b^ to 
 
 be equal, to match, pair; s:j^ 
 
 ^Xo ^zssL^o) to be liable to 
 
 sin. 
 ^T^f\, ^i%f\ id^ge, idege, «^7\ 
 
 In vain; cf. ^^^. 
 ■^^ idi, see f^a. 
 ^d, -d^cln* Ida, ideg^, see ^^, 
 
 ■^cl ine, J". A lute, a fretted 
 musical instrument of the 
 guitar kind; also ^^^, 2)es?. 
 "1^^ iti^, ^W(^. ^2/;;2. So much, 
 so many; emph. ^i? just so 
 much, only so much. ^^B 
 pi. so many (people), ^^ 
 i^o-R, ^3D^o^ SO far, as far as 
 this, up to this. =^§ ^^r, 
 ^is^jjUj so far, so long. =^ 
 ^?3s is this all ? ^sdS being 
 so; nevertheless. <^3^§ (^ 
 ^-eyg) so and so much or 
 so and so many; with neg. 
 it denotes unlimitedness: not 
 a little, inexpressible. 
 
 ■^c5?2or^, -^c^sjojyidanenge, ida- 
 mutta, see ^§^0^, '^sijjSot: 
 under =^^. 
 V-d?^^ ipini (^^), ^'. «. To shoot 
 
 (an arrow). 
 ^^ti ipe, ^^^^. This side, -rf s^?^ 
 people on this side or part. 
 — Q^^ this side. 
 
 ■^20J33 ibuti, see ^^si>^. 
 
 -^ojosj iyavu, ^(^^ f^oJo^. 
 
 6* 
 
•d50i3e) iya 
 
 64 
 
 ewoc^o undu 
 
 iyyandii, see fgodocS under ^, 
 
 ■^o:33e)Sj^ iyavuni, see osjodoT^o^. 
 
 ^o3j6 lyere, sec ^oSot?. 
 J-^D* iru, /<?rj. pro7t. {pi. of"^)^ 
 You, 2^^-^^ Jionorifically in 
 addressing a person. 
 
 •^dori^ irangade, s. Separation. 
 
 •^c!c9 irana, s. A small drum. 
 '!4-d^0olo irinti, ^. A cricket. 
 
 -d?do^) iruni (^S), z'. «. & n. To 
 rub off, be worn out. ^&S 
 ^e^^ to undergo wear and 
 tear, wear off, be reduced 
 to powder. 2. to pick up. 
 
 ■d?do^, irulli: see ^e"rfo^. 
 ■^dJSS'^ iroli;, ^. The tender 
 
 fruit of the palmyra tree. 
 ■^sjra irpadi, ^^^ ^-t^r-h. 
 ■ds^ ise, s. A lord, master. 
 ■d?4^isvara, 3". The eleventh year 
 
 of the Hindu cycle. 
 •d?4^23^D^ isvarabsr^, see ^t^ 
 
 ■d?^6 isvare, s. The Supreme 
 Being. 2. a name of Siva. 
 
 ■^T^^n^ isatugyi, Wz'. Instantly, 
 this moment. 
 
 ■^?do^ is^ni (^!^), e-. <?. To 
 scrape. 
 
 CA3 
 
 •n^ u, The fifth letter of the 
 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is often 
 
 written 4- 
 ef\)o=5^ unka, s. Dirtiness, filthi- 
 
 iiess; c/. ^o^. 
 nAtooA^ ungila, s. A ring. -85^56" 
 
 the ring-finger. 7iji>^t)oo7\(sj a 
 
 plain ring. 
 enjor(o£j, ?A)or(j5^ ung:uta, ungu- 
 
 shta, s. The great toe. -eSx?^ 
 
 the thumb. 
 VOorloOj VLUgVLTVL, see <^oz:)o-o:> and 
 
 erooZ^ unci, see eAOoel 
 
 vuoGt)^2o^, undddibatte, s. A 
 lazy fellow given to gluttony. 
 
 U 
 
 "j^oz^h^, m)oJ3Ddo3^^^ undapi- 
 ni, undaduppuni, see ^ork>. 
 
 eroo^, eA}o^2^^b^ undi, undicit^, 
 J. A bill of exchange; deL 
 
 ?roow^ri undige, s. A sheaf of straw. 
 
 ^o^o3o undiye, see cadoiS, cA)ci5g. 
 J^j\)oZ^j undu, ^.7'. There is, or 
 exists. 2. ^« answer to crooks;), 
 croozSja? is there? and other 
 questions: there is, yes. 3 . with 
 the dative case it expresses 
 possession, '^o^ CA^or^ I have. 
 CfOozjcSb^ to come into exis- 
 tence, to spring up, arise; 
 CA)ozjDO50?i4 that which has- 
 
eADodo undu 
 
 65 
 
 
 occurred, what is really a 
 fact, what exists, croozs^rfos^ 
 o) to exist. —•^'^^?^ to create, 
 produce; to invent. — -d^^cro 
 o3o the Creator. 
 
 ioi:^o°^ori unduluga, s. A kind 
 of fried cake. 
 jAiod unde, s. A ball, globe. 
 2. a ball-shaped confection. 
 od, vood^ unde, undye s. A 
 sheaf of straw ; cf. CA)f|^^. 
 )ozid ri undluga, see av>ozl)<s<oX. 
 '^tA)o3"S5j^ untavuni, c. v. (of ca)o 
 i^o^) To cause to stand up. 
 2. to detain, stop. sip©^— 
 to allow further time to a 
 debtor to pay his debt. 
 7^o^o^ untuni {^oU)^ v. n. To 
 stand. 2. to remain, stay. 3. 
 to stop, cease. 
 >/tADoCJo undu, pers. pro7i. neut. 
 This, it. croorf^od besides this, 
 moreover. ^//croorS^^j^j these. 
 ^0?^^ unnata, adj. High, lofty, 
 tall, supreme. 
 -/m)o2oo7^, ?njo20J2;§ , pA^ozSumbu^e, 
 umbucce, umbe, s. The white 
 flowered thorn-apple. Datura 
 alba; also eSjs^o — ; ^^\— or 
 ^5— D.fastuosa; see ooo-^^. 
 '^J"0o2oo"^ umbuca, ^. A kind of 
 
 bush. 
 ^o2ood umbuda, :?. A kind of 
 
 colibry. 
 -SA)oEOJzl umbude, adj. Globular 
 and small, s. Chewed betel. 
 ^ozood;:;^ umbudepakki, s. A 
 kind of bird; cf. ca)o80ot^. 
 
 ervjozoodo umburu, s. A kind of 
 small leech; also =^oai^. 
 
 ^'^J0^3 umbe, ^^^ £A)o^Do;^. 
 v^eA)oe3jS^ umboli, ^. A freehold, 
 land granted without rent. 
 2. any present, donation; gra- 
 tuitous service. 
 
 STOods), ^Ajo^js^i^ umma, ummap- 
 pa, int. (when startled)^ mean- 
 ing Who knows? 2. 1 do not 
 know. 
 VVuoOo ummi, see oo^. 
 
 vuo^oofi ummu^e, see ^oz:)o-R. 
 -^Voosjoo^ ummuta, s. The purple 
 thorn-apple, Daturafastuosa 
 which is said to cause mania. 
 see a\)o2^c>7(. 
 
 eADosdojdo ummuru, see ctoosootjo. 
 
 ^OodoF'D urndula, see croo-rfos^^oX. 
 J^odF urnde, s. A lump. 2. a 
 morsel. 
 
 eniodrzoJSdo urndeburu, ^. The 
 smooth-leaved heart-pea, the 
 creeper Cardiospennum ha 
 licabahum. 
 y^o^ro*^ urndel^, adj. Round, 
 circular. — 3jDodo?j small rice 
 pastry balls baked or boiled 
 with sugar and milk or 
 cocoanut juice. 
 
 eA)oc^o 7J\ urndluga, see ^oxk^^^-K. 
 
 CO • . v^ 
 
 y^AD^so^, ?AD^^o* ukal^, ukkal^, 
 s. Vomiting. 2. an emetic. 
 — SijejDZOo cholera. 
 eAj=a>^, 5AJ^o,d ukkada, ukkuda, 
 
 4 s. A small boat. ^2. a look- 
 out place between the bounds 
 of two towns. 
 
^=5^, ukka 
 
 ■O" 
 
 66 
 
 ^s\)Z^ uja 
 
 >/sro=5e),5Sc^ ukkavuni, see cross r^^. 
 
 ^ 5A)^ ukki, s. Steam ; c/ ^^^, ^sS. 
 
 ^vu^o,^ ukkuni (^^^j), i^>n. To 
 boil, bubble up. 2. to run 
 over in boiling. 3. to swell 
 up, spring up; c/.^ ^"^c^r^. 
 
 JeAjrio* ugar^, adj. Brackish; also 
 
 Zj7(B. 
 
 ^f^HD^ ug^adi, see odooT^a. 
 
 /en^A^Q^ ugipuni (w^), t'.;2. To 
 spit out. 
 ^riodi^ 7^ ug-uraddige, s. A neck- 
 lace with chasings or engra- 
 vings like finger nails. 
 /*Airiodj uguru, s. A nail, claw. 
 ~?jj^^ a whitlow. — ^^ tepid, 
 lukewarm. 
 erorljjjo^jjsdo uguruburu, s. The 
 
 creeper Daemia cxtensa. 
 enirt ugga, ^. Over-boiled rice; 
 
 cf. 3^Xf. 
 -%\)h uggi,^. A handle. 2.ahook. 
 — ?rUj^^ to fasten a hook ; also 
 
 A A . 
 
 Jyerorio^ ugguni (^^), ^.n^To 
 stammer. "^2. to spurt. ?5£^ 
 5— blood to flow by spurts. 
 n/ ^smA o* uggel^, ^. A well. 
 
 erori ugra, «^'. Angry, vehement, 
 passionate. 2. cruel, s. Wrath, 
 rage. cfOT^h^ to be angry. 
 
 wrg^ra, ^rra^r?7^ ugrana, ugra- 
 nige, ^. A storeroom. — crooSo; 
 see c/U7\2)r3. cSXco— a granary. 
 
 »A)rra,?? ugrani, s. A storekeeper, 
 steward. 2. a village peon 
 under a Potail. 
 
 ^^ ugre, ^. A passionate man. 
 
 ^e^^sJvB ucapati, s. Dealings on 
 credit. 
 
 ^L5D0jj;^j^ucayisuni(eA}e^a3j!o), 
 v. n. To exceed the bounds of 
 propriety either in word or 
 deed. 
 
 ^mht> ucita, adj. Proper, sui- 
 table, fit. s. A gift. a\)8J3;)5 
 freely, gratis. 
 
 eAJS^^s'zi uccakacca, s. Quarrel, 
 fiorht. 2. ^^d? 00)81 ^y,. 
 
 eA)e^ ^y, uccakitta, see ^4 ^"i- 
 
 ^s:^ ojo uccaya, ^^^ av);^^^. 
 
 ^z:^ Q^:^ uccaripuni (eA);-i 5), ^;.^. 
 To utter, pronounce. 
 
 ^roz^^^ uccalu, see crotys ^. 
 
 erui5-5)ei?S uccdtane, «y. Exorcising 
 evil spirits. 
 
 eA)25i?) ojj, uccaya, ^^'^ caj^^so. 
 
 ^oe^^d, ^'^u^5e)dfl, uccara, ucca- 
 
 rane, ^. Pronunciation. 
 SA)e5e) ^^ uccal^, J. A hammer. 
 ?A)&5c) ^ uccava, ^^^ a\)^so. 
 SA^e^ ucci, ^. A snake. 2. a worm. 
 
 —TjQ&dn a kind of fish. 
 eru2>^=5'H uccikatta, s. A loose 
 
 knot. 2. spots on the skin 
 
 of serpents. 
 eru2;^j uccu, s. A snake, serpent; 
 
 c/. cf\f)iio. 
 >m)i;i uja,^\ A fountain, spring. 
 
 —7j^ ^orf a marshy field ; see 
 
 OX) 22. 
 
 ^'XiZdd ujade, s. A deserted per- 
 son. 
 
I 
 
 ^2^ uja 
 
 67 
 
 ^rJ uni 
 
 en)Z;icl ujade, s. Light, splendour. 
 
 -_e?-!j^ to become light. 
 ^JX)'i^^ ujadu, ^. Ruin, -z^h^ 
 
 to be ruined. 
 ^23^, ^e:323"e) ujila, ujila, adj. 
 
 White. — eip© white colour. 
 ^^ uje, ^^^ ^^' y~^^2si^ to 
 
 ooze, percolate, trickle. 2. to 
 
 become swampy. 
 ?AJ2^ ^0 ujjatu, ^. Force, violence. 
 
 — ^o^Ov^^ to force. 
 y/^2^D^^ uJJ%j -y- A swing. 2. A 
 
 hammock. 
 -^^tij^ Uj7uiii (^^), ^. ^. To 
 
 rub; c/. w:ioF^. 
 v/^A}2§ D^, ^2£ ^D^ Ujjeru, ujjeriji, .y. 
 
 A pestle. 
 eroe3^o5j?;jj^, °o^)to4;i utayisu- 
 
 ni, utavuni (w&sosj^, CA)&ra), 
 
 T. a. To raise, lift up; cf. 
 
 ^vi^^dcl utarane, s. Forgery, 
 
 fabrication. 
 ^^^ uttu, see ^oyo^. [^.i^thing. 
 ^eJj?Aejc2 uttutane, s. Food and 
 ^eSjss? uttoli, see ^ossja^. 
 ^Uac^od udadhara, ^. A gold or 
 
 silver girdle; ^to ?3do^^-^. 
 ^iiaOfi, ^C3^a/i udarig-e, udari^e, 
 . .y. A kind of cake. 
 J^s^Ti^^ , ^'\}cs'9^^ udal^, udaly, s. 
 
 The belly, stomach. -3id 
 
 hectic fever. 
 t"\-;3c)05j?^o^, ^(3^?;;j^udayisuiii, 
 
 udasuni (trozs^oso^, emasoJ), 7/. «. 
 
 To deny, contradict. 2. to 
 
 reject. 
 
 SA)^ udi, ^^^ ^^. 
 
 pAj^T^d udiffere, s. A gift, sog^e 
 * &j 
 
 030 SjosS— e?E3<2;s 2jo^— (J)rov.) 
 
 a betelnut may be a present 
 as much as an elephant. 
 y^T^zi:^ udu, s. An iguana. 
 erudo udu, s. A star. 2. water. 
 ^eA}dj=5^o uduku, ^. A kind of 
 small drum. 
 eA^s^ori uduge, see ^oTio-R. 
 ^d^A6 udugere, see wa/^T?. 
 ?A)do9e)d ududhara, see erozitpsTj. 
 ^do3J.I udupati, ^. The moon. 
 ven^digO^ udetteli^,^. Bruise. <^^*. 
 
 Bruised. 
 v%v>cl^^, ?A)cl4^ udepuni, ude- 
 vuni (^^), V. a. and /2. To 
 break, split, as pottery etc, 
 N^A)^ uddi, s. Any pile of three, 
 with one on the top, as marbles, 
 seeds etc. —t^^h^ to set thus 
 in piles of four each. 
 ?A)r^o zi ?S udduddane, adv. In 
 rapid succession, one after 
 another, over and over again. 
 — ^fj^^ to speak hastily. — 20 
 hr^ to come or follow in close 
 succession. 
 tf\.zi^T5 udsure, s. A honorary 
 
 gift; C/. CADSy^d 
 
 ^^£^ti unape,^^*. Little recover- 
 ing. 
 y\jr30^ unar^, see ©r®^. 
 v'^rs)?^* unasyi, .y. A meal, dinner, 
 boiled rice and curry; also 
 v/^r^oJ, ^P9c3. [young. 
 
 ^AirJd unile, adj. Small, short. 
 
^!\i^:i unu 
 
 68 
 
 enirf uda 
 
 Aroraj^^, ^'*vjr?^^ unupini, unpini 
 (cmf^), V. a. To take one's meal, 
 to dine, eat rice, (in oppo- 
 sition to a slight repast of 
 fruits, cakes e^c). 
 4 trorl,^^ unkel^, s. The time of 
 
 evening. 2. the night-meal, 
 s/^eroc^o unpu, s. Boiled rice, solid 
 food; alsc ^o^. 
 
 W3^D^ utarij, s. An antidote. 
 
 eA}^^ uttana, see £A)g^fj. 
 
 ^j^ sjo uttama, adj. Best, chief, 
 superior. 2. excellent, virtu- 
 ous. CA)^ -^o an excellent man. 
 eA)^^jse^^o the very best; God. 
 —^•doTi, the first person, gram. 
 
 tA)^ d uttara, ^. The north. 2. 
 an answer. 3. (in law) a de- 
 fence, adj. (Left), northern; 
 subsequent, later. — -S^oSo 
 funeral ceremonies. — ss^a a 
 surety, bondsman. 
 7-ero^Ofl uttarane, ^. The shrub 
 Achyranthes aspera. 
 
 tro^D^p^^D uttaradhikari, s. A 
 successor, heir. 
 
 y\)^Dsodjra uttarayana, s. The 
 sun's course to the north of 
 the equator. 
 
 ^AD^DDoS'Sc:^ uttarEshada, s. The 
 twenty-first lunar mansion. 
 
 tA)^Ori uttarige, s. An upper 
 ^^' outer garment. 2. a towel. 
 
 tro^ 6 uttare,^. The twelfth lunar 
 mansion, the tail of Leo. 
 
 -eru^^c^, *jo 3^^ cI'S', uttana, utta- 
 vali, s. Haste, rashness, 
 precipitancy. 
 
 ero3^d uttara, see eroqro?^. 
 
 eAi3^?d uttasa, s. Zeal, perse- 
 verance. 2. a rash, ^^ stre- 
 nuous exertion. 
 >/en)^o„4 uttutti, ^. The dried 
 date fruit; also ^to^tj^coo. 
 
 ero^_jjj^o uttuma, ^^^ en^^irfj. 
 
 eros^F^ utthana, s. Rising. 2. re- 
 surrection. 
 
 ?A)|^3g utpatti, s. Birth, origin- 
 2. produce, profit. 
 
 ero|^^ utpanna, s. Birth. ^^'. 
 Produced, born. 
 
 eA)^ ^ utsava, ^. A festival, pub- 
 lie rejoicing. "d^j^e^d the 
 procession of an idol on a 
 car. — ^jjs^F a moveable idol 
 generally taken abroad du- 
 ring a procession. 
 
 ^^ 3o, ^3«),36 utsaha, utsaha, ^. 
 Festivity, joy, rejoicing 2. j 
 energy, strenuous exertion; s 
 it is often interchanged with 
 
 mj^^jjri) utrani, see cA^_^^f?. 
 ^q3»)D* uthary, s. A free gift, 
 a freehold. 
 J sajCj^s' udaka, ^. Water. 
 V^do^j udaya, j. The rising 
 of the sun, moon, or other 
 heavenly bodies, crorfodo^e;. 
 the dawn. 
 eA)dc^ udara, ^. The belly. 2. the 
 core of any thing. —^^^^^ 
 feeding the belly. -^jae3 colic. 
 J SAidoj^ udaruni, see crodox^j^. 
 sAiCidjr udarme, see ca)^tj. 
 
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 voCj uda 
 
 69 
 
 vusSx;^^ udyo 
 
 -^ m)do^ udali^, s. The white ant. 
 
 ^do*^o2^ udali^punca, s. A 
 white-ant-hill. 2. (med.) a 
 cancer ; pins 6'r pinlike holes 
 on the sole of the foot 
 -•/pAiC^d udale, s. Saliva, spittle. 
 
 ?Aj23"J)^ udatta, adj. Liberal. 2. 
 lofty. 3. high, as a note in 
 music, s. The acute accent, 
 gravi, 
 
 min^o^ udari^, j. The credit sy- 
 stem, lending. 
 
 ero^-sd udara, adj. Liberal, 
 generous. -^^, — ^^ liberality. 
 
 ^C3^dcl, ^C3"3clr udarane, uda- 
 rne, ^^<? crocD^iifS. 
 
 VUG'S 23^ udali^, ^^^ crorf6. 
 
 eAJ£3S?^, eA)Cj-3^^?i udasa, udasina, 
 ^^■. Unconcerned, neutral. 
 s. Neglect, indifference. — crooSo 
 a careless man. 
 
 eAiC3S3odcl udaharane, s. An 
 answer. 2. an example, il- 
 lustration. 
 ^vuD udi, see crorfodo. 
 
 >/?A)a33^5Sc^ udipavuni, ^. v. {of 
 
 ca)qL^^) To beget. 
 v/ema^^, udipini, ^^^ eroaodoo^. 
 
 ^roa^j udime, s. Merchandise, 
 
 trade. 
 eAjaoJoeS^^^ udiyabenpini, v.n. 
 To become rich. 
 ^/en^aoJoo^ udiyuni (we^), 7;. «. To 
 rise, as the sun. 2. to be 
 generated. 
 v/^cjo^ udupu, s. The act of 
 coming into existence. 
 
 eA)doD20v.'^do uduriburu, s. The 
 
 creepers Asparagus sarmen- 
 
 tosus^ and Asparagus race- 
 
 mosus. 
 Ven^dodj^ uduruni, v. n. To fall, 
 
 drop off. 2. to hang down. 
 >/?A)d ude, ^. A sheath. r ^^^^ 
 enicSD'5)r1 uderaga, J. A morning 
 •s/^d^sjc^ udsvuni (^^S?), v. a. To 
 
 throw out. ^'. n. The hands to 
 
 shake, as in sickness. 
 ^cSjs udo, intj. A formula 
 
 used in presenting offerings 
 
 to a goddess. 
 Vsrucj udda, J. Length. 2. distance. 
 
 adj. Long. — jsixs^dosoctooSo a 
 
 prattler, braggart, bully. 
 ^d^s^oc^ o uddakuddya, adj. {lit. 
 
 long and short) Middle sized. 
 
 2. separate. 3. distinct, adv. 
 
 Distinctly. 
 
 srudO uddari, see ca)to5. 
 
 ?A)C3i5d uddara, see wiro-d, 
 
 en^dj s5o uddume, .r^^^ ca)q^o. 
 
 eAJCS?^ d uddhara, ^. Deliverance. 
 9 
 2. protection. 3. prosperity. 
 
 ^^t^ to obtain deliverance; 
 to become rich. — ^o<^o^^ 
 to protect, support, —^j^hv^ 
 to deliver the spirit of a de- 
 ceased person from the power 
 of a demon by propitiating it. 
 
 SAD^o^oZ^r^ udyarcane, s. The 
 biennial ceremony of washing 
 an idol. 
 
 ^t^^s^^^t\ udyoga, s. Exertion, 
 J industry. J2. business, occu- 
 
voSj udri 
 
 70 
 
 enisj upa 
 
 pation, employment. — ^ a 
 public servant. 
 
 y\)^ udri, s. A braid of false 
 hairs. 
 ^b\Qt.. udri, s. A match, pair. 
 -ttdtS an equal. 
 
 srog^r^j^ozl udrigonde, s. A hair- 
 ornament. [SOjSTiO. 
 
 ?roe>,2JJ?)C^o udriburu, ^^^ cn^dib 
 
 •■s\.c!i:),T^ udruni, see crorfo-do^. 
 
 ^"^A^r^ udreka, s. Excess, super- 
 abundance, adj. Excessive. 
 =??j«)e^e^?^ outburst of wrath. 
 ^^j»e^o^ excessive lust. 
 
 eAjq3"3dDl udharane, ^^^ croa^^x^??. 
 
 en^r^sS unape, ^^^ cror®^. 
 
 eru^^ unile see cn^rfd 
 
 eA)?d,^ unnata, see ^o^^. 
 
 ^A)3i upa, A Saiiskrit prefix im- 
 plying direction. 2. vicinity. 
 3. inferiority. 
 
 ^s^tj^"^ upakathe, s. An episode. 
 
 ^A)3i=g'dr3 upakarana, s. An ap- 
 pendage. 2. means, materials. 
 3. an instrument, tool. 4. 
 vessels used in worshipping 
 an idol. 
 
 SA)3J5-9C^, vo?j=SrN3 upakara, upa- 
 kri^ti, s. A service, favour, 
 kindness, benefit. cadzJ^s 
 a benefactor. 
 
 y^i^j'e^,do upakrama, s. Taking in 
 hand, setting about. 
 
 «A)sin2,dj upagrama, s. Suburb. 
 
 ero3J2;^Cjfl, ws^tScXJ upacarane, 
 upacara,^. Politeness, courtesy. 
 ^j\jt/i:.tj upajadra, sec crurJrfj. 
 
 ^sJd^sJ upadesa, j. Instruction, 
 teaching. 2. initiation into 
 the mysteries of religion. 
 
 "Jusjd^^ upadesi, s. A teacher. 
 2. a catechist, C^>^;'. 
 
 en:;c;dj, ?nj53e)^, en^ss^a upadra, 
 upatra, upadi, ^. Calamity, ad- 
 versity, trouble, affliction; of. 
 
 m)3JF^ol)^ upanayana, s. The 
 ceremony of investing a Brah- 
 man boy with the sacred 
 thread. 
 
 ^3isJd upapada, s. The modern 
 grammatical term for article, 
 also any subordinate word 
 
 , in a sentence. 
 
 "s^-C^Sh^x^'^ upabodhake, s. An 
 assistant teacher. 2. a deacon. 
 Chr. [division. 
 
 en^sjsp^ri upabhaga, s. A sub- 
 
 ^5Js5o upame, s. Resemblance. 
 
 2. comparison. 3. simile, 
 parable. 
 
 ^j\)3Jo3j?^r\ upayoga, s. Appli- 
 cation, use. 2. advantage, 
 utility. 
 
 pA}3JDe)r( uparaga, s. An eclipse. 
 
 eA)3JD'e)^ uparali, see ctod^o. 
 
 SAisJD upari, adv. Above, over, 
 after; also ca)20&. 
 
 cADSisSjr uparme, see ca)^57^. 
 
 yv)3JS3-);^ upavasa, see cajsa)?^- 
 
 eA)3J2J^o^ upasamana, J. Put- 
 ting to rest. 2. alleviation. 
 
 3. calmness, rest. —^^^ to 
 be alleviated, assuaged. — ^o 
 ^o^^) to appease, pacify. 
 
t'^^r. upa 
 
 71 
 
 eruz3 ube 
 
 ^A^rl^ri?- upasarg-a, -y. A gram- 
 matical term for preposition, 
 e.^. ©si, ifoij etc. 
 
 «A)3J;o upastha, s. Tiie parts of 
 generation of either sex. 
 
 y\)3J3oa upahati, s. Mischief, 
 trouble. 2. calamity; cf.^:> 
 
 'ii^^ijof\ uplnga, s. An appendix 
 to 55)OA. 2. a subordinate 
 scientific treatise, of which 
 there are twelve according to 
 the Hindu sastras. 
 
 5A}>je)^SjOF upakarma, s. The 
 annual festival of purifica- 
 tion among the Brahmans 
 between July and August 
 when their sacred threads 
 are renewed. 
 
 ?A)Sjc)a upadi, see cA)2jrfj. 
 
 SAjSj^oJoupaya, s. An expedient, 
 device, scheme. 2. means. 
 3. stratagem. [s:;);^. 
 
 ^wS3"S^ upasa, s. Fasting; also 
 
 en)s5^=^ upekshe, s. Disregard. 
 2. want of appetite. 3. reluc- 
 tance. 
 
 ^^C3^ uppad^, see oosj^S. 
 
 ^T^tij^ uppadi^ imper. of ero^?). 
 Jero^Ori upparige, s. The upper 
 
 story of a house. 
 ^^3J.^ uppala, s. Macaranga 
 
 Indica. 
 >^'?Aj^Ci7^ uppalige, .y. A kind of 
 
 tree, see ^s^t\^. 
 ^^T^Zy^X^ uppadi^, s. Pickles. 
 -/ ^TJST^ 0^ uppariji, ^^<? CA)20?). 
 
 n/^ajTj) uppu, s. Salt. £A)4^^ brack- 
 ish. — oieS salt water. ®^— 
 refined salt. ^a— small 
 grained salt. ^^^%; ^^^ 
 salt, Bombay salt. •doGf^oi|^ 
 earth salt. 
 
 -/^ro^c^uppuda, ^. Salted fish; of. 
 
 J^s^^^ uppuni (^^), ^V. <'. To 
 be, exist. 2. to abide, live in. 
 
 3. to help, support, protect. 
 
 4. c. dat. pers. to have, pos- 
 sess; ^Z^^* ^3|^?), {past <^^etc.) 
 
 ^^_^dJ^ uppuruni (cro^-do), v.7t. 
 To faint, stagger. 
 v/eA)3j^^doc^ upperuni(^"«^^s^),z'. n. 
 Cattle to copulate. 
 ^o5c),© uprali, ^. Spite. 2.an- 
 noyance. — ^o^^?) to despise, 
 deride; to annoy. 
 ^ ^SKiUTf, ''S^z^Tf ubarix, ubaryi, s. 
 ,>^Brackishness. adj:{B.\g\i. 2. 
 turbid. <2;^/r'.yAbove. — ^e^salt 
 water. —^^ brackish, or 
 barren soil. — ^j^to^^^ fish 
 to ascend a river with the 
 tide. — ■sio-'sO the stench of 
 (stagnant) sea-water. 
 ^i^^A ubalige, s. A kind of tree- 
 J^roi^ ube, s. Steam. — ^ sroi^o^ 
 to bleach clothes. 2. to drive 
 out any vermin by smoke. 
 3. to ripen fruits by artificial 
 heat ; also ^^^ 
 QTOiS, ero;^- ube, ubbe, see ^s|^. 
 J5A)E3dj^ uberuni (^^B)^ v.n. 
 To become thick. 
 
en;) 2J, ubba 
 
 72 
 
 eroQ uri 
 
 ^2A^d, SAi23-^o* ubbara, ubbaryi, 
 
 see cro2oS. 
 
 /tAiUd ubbara, adj. High. 2. 
 
 swollen. 3. turbid, adv. Aloft, 
 J ^f)^ziK ubbasa, see ^s^^?^. 
 y "JV)2^ ubbi, 5-. Saliva, spittle. 
 
 — ^ie^ viscid spittle. ~oc5oo^4 
 
 a spittoon ; [^e^si^. 
 
 s/ enjt^r^ ubbina,^". A spittoon; ^/.y^ 
 y€A)to^aJoj^ ubbiyuni (^23^), v.n. 
 
 To spit. 
 Venjzjo^^, ^ei^doc^ ubbuni, ubbe- 
 
 runi (^ai^, '^^^^)j ^'- ^^- To 
 
 swell. 2. to be elated with 
 
 joy or puffed up with pride. 
 yerud;^ ubbesa, s. Difficulty of 
 
 breathing, gasping. 2. asthma. 
 
 — 20^r^ togasp, be breathless; 
 
 to suffer from asthma; also 
 
 eniZosTsId ublapatera, s. Stam- 
 mering, lisping. 
 ^23 uble, s. A stammerer. 
 
 en 
 
 eroE^cx^j ubhaya, adj. Both, two. 
 —^5. ~^5 both parties. -^ 
 on both sides or places, 
 ^erodo^ umani, see ess^orS. 
 
 >/ tfoOj umi, i". The husk or chaff 
 
 of paddy. 
 ^eru^o* umili^, .y. A mosquito, 
 
 gnat, -a ^'oowo a musquito- 
 
 curtain. 
 er\)^ ume, j. The wife of Siva; 
 
 also sj^^rS. 
 
 vusSjen*, vo^Soea umed^, umedi, 
 .y. Liking, inclination. 2. ex- 
 pectation, prospect. 
 
 2A);3j^cra6 umedvare,^. A volun- 
 teer, candidate. 2. a copyist. 
 eA)sJo, umma, see croc-sl:. 
 
 ^oSj=a* uyik^, s. Crying like a 
 
 monkey. ^^^^^ 
 
 ^o^o^o^ uyiluni, see ^pj)dio^, iSoi 
 
 ^O^j^oSj uyivuyi, interj. sig- 
 nifying alarm. 
 >/erooi:"3p o^ uyyal|;i see ^'^€. 
 
 /sAid ura, s. Ploughing, tillage. 
 -201^0 a ploughman's stick. 
 ^■^^0^^ to plough and level 
 a field a second time; to 
 make a field to hold or re- 
 tain water. 
 
 vSAjdo^ ural^, s. A ploughman's 
 ^z* herdman's song. — sj^ti^o^ 
 to sing whilst ploughing; 
 also zs^€. 
 emO uri, s. A kind of very small 
 crab. 
 
 Y^O uri, .y. Blaze, flame. 2. heat. 
 3. acute pain. 4. wrath. — 7\c|^ 
 burning itch. ~3:^e3 burn- 
 ing heat. — ■s^j?)& a furious 
 person, —^js^ urine morbidly 
 heated. — 20.^uo^to speak an- 
 grily ; to take revenge. 
 
 ^Ori^ urig^ejje, s. Small bells 
 strung on a rope and tied 
 round the neck of a he-buffalo, 
 y ea)0^^ uripuni (^&), v. a. To 
 sound, play upon. 3^3^^©- 
 to sound a trumpet. 
 VtAiOoJo.^ uriyuni (caj^), ^'.w. To 
 burn, blaze. 2. to feel a 
 burning sensation, as from 
 
^fKi^io uru 
 
 73 
 
 SAiCcF lima 
 
 fever or itch; to feel acute 
 pain. 3. to feel anguish. 4. 
 to be wrath. 20c32_ (/?/. the 
 belly to burn), to be hungry; 
 to feel anguish, to be envi- 
 ous. ^^^~ {lit, the body to 
 burn) ; to be feverish ; to be 
 provoked, be angry. £A)aS 
 well-heated, pure, as silver. 
 ^do uru, s. Tediousness. adj. 
 Idle, --^h^ to be idle, to feel 
 reluctant. ~-^:i^\^^ to pro- 
 crastinate, put off. 
 
 urundulu, adj. Round. 
 en)doolio2^o2l uruntucande, s. A 
 kind of drum. 
 \/^djorlE0J5djurundeburu, s. The 
 smooth-leaved heart-pea, Car- 
 diospermum Halicabahum. 
 enidooEoo^ urumbuni (CA)doo^), 
 
 v.a. To bore; also -^c^-^^^t^. 
 ^dodj^ uruduni, see a^:^F^. 
 V^djzoo urubu, see CA)8!)r. 
 ^/v^Ddo4'^^^ uruvolu, see croSj^, cro 
 
 y^6 ure, ^. A deer. 
 
 v/^6oJ?i urepuni (^^), z'.a. To 
 
 try metals by a touch-stone. 
 ^6^"^ urevuni(e^0T5), z'. n. To be 
 
 penetrated 07' incrusted, as 
 
 with salt; also zsQ^t^, 
 y/''S^67i^'^ uresunl (cajtS^), 7'. a. To 
 
 rub. 2. to polish. S. see ^-84^. 
 Tj6si uro, mfj. Alas. — 33^3^^? 
 
 alas, what a pity! — rfrfj.a^o 
 
 have pity on me. 
 
 -i^s^6J^, v\::>6S)^^ uro, urolu, s. A 
 
 bar across a passage. 
 >/5rj^"3r do ^ urkaruni ( wsdf^) , z'. if2. 
 
 To bubble up, as boiling 
 
 water. 
 \/^r\:)=5^F^^ urkavuni, c. 7\ {of en) 
 
 ^«^F^))^/^o cause to run over. 
 
 2. to put out. 
 
 •ru-S-r urki, s. The shrub Sida 
 hidica. 
 /^^ro^ urkil^, .y.^The prickly- 
 y heat. ^2. a kind of shrub. 
 
 3. a rough basket. 
 
 ./^^or urku, ^. An amulet. --^rS 
 a necklace composed of small 
 glass beads with a big gold 
 bead in the middle. 
 
 vVU^s'oFcl urkune, s. The act of 
 bubbling up. 
 
 v4Ai=s^or?i urkuni (^^f), v. n. To 
 rise; ^.^cro^o^^. 
 
 >/^rior^ urguni, v. n. To curdle. 
 2. to ferment. T<j..wvo^ 
 
 V^AiS^oFc^ urcuni, ^'. /^. To go 
 to stool, 7'/y'.v/£ro£T^rw loose- 
 ness of bowels. en^eSraio a 
 filthy woman. c'V)£Sre3 a filthy 
 man. 
 ?A3e3r urti, see cro^. 
 
 -/«AiCia)Fl5 urdata, ^. Wrestling, 
 combat, struggle. 
 ^CS'SFS^^ urdavuni, e. v. (of ca) 
 ^JF^) To set persons against 
 each other, to stir up fighting. 
 
 >^?AiC^jr^urduni, v.n. To wrestle, 
 combat, struggle. 
 yx>raF urna, A round shaped 
 cake. 
 
 7 
 
eroc^F urni 
 
 erocSr urni, ^. A bulb, protuber- 
 ance. — 3^yj^^ to clot, curdle. 
 vu3r urti, see £A)5^ in ooDodJo^. 
 
 ^^s^^F urdi, s. Increase, prosper- 
 ity. 
 
 s/^C^^urdu, ^. The kidney-bean, 
 Phaseoliis mungo. 
 
 J^ti^F^ urduni (CA)5r), v. a. To 
 rub, file. 2. to polish. 
 
 ^eroo^)^^^ urpuni (2A)!3r), 7'. a. To 
 blow a wind-instrument; cf. 
 
 n/ ^sSro^ urpeli^, s. Slight boil- 
 ing. — 29& rice obtained from 
 boiled paddy and differing 
 from the unboiled (= ^ji>^o4y 
 
 J^r^i^F, 5A)2JOF urbi, urbu, s. In- 
 crease, as of any disease or 
 trouble. -ii&ocJoo^ (///. to per- 
 ceive trouble), to discern, d? 
 e3si— pressure of work. 
 
 \/w2jjr©o^jo^ urbuliyuni, see <^ 
 
 ^cdojF^ uryuni, see £A)5odoo^. 
 
 ^oSjFurye,^. A red kind of fowl. 
 
 ^0F urli, s. A brass vessel for 
 preparing curries in. 
 Jw\3SJ0F urlu, s. A noose, snare. 
 _Xo S?rOj^ to be entrapped in 
 a snare. — oe^?) to lay a 
 snare. — sroili^ito put a noose 
 round the neck; to hang. — ss 
 :5j*r©j^ to hang oneself. 
 
 ^^r urle, s. A kind of cake. 
 J eru^Ff^ urvane, s. An instrument 
 for destroying nits. 
 
 •»/o^F urve, fidj. Unripe. 
 
 74 
 
 eros-^ usva 
 
 5A)^ ula, J^^ c't)wa3j. 
 STO© uli, ^. Nought, nothing. 
 — s;)cl)^ to annul; j-^:^ also 
 
 eniSi^o^^ ulikuttu, s. A small 
 
 wound. 
 5A}©o;Jjo^ uliyuni (^'^),7.\a.-^To 
 sf instigate, induce, v. nyTo 
 tremble. 
 sruci;j=5^o uluku, see ^^0^. 
 5Aj^0£Jj ulutu, see ooi^ooO. 2. 
 fraud, cheating. 
 >/^053 ule, s/A furnace. J2. a deer; 
 
 . c/. CAil5. 
 
 eA)s3sJ^ ulevuni (^s^), ^'. ?^. To 
 
 shine. 
 (^osSjs^ ulo, ^^^ ero^jB?. 
 
 ^'V)0^ Ulk^, ^^^ CA)S;^Oj. 
 
 ^o^S5D^ ulkapata, s. The fall- 
 ing of meteors, which is con- 
 sidered a bad sign. 2. an 
 omen. 
 v'y^:^J, ulku, i-^^: cfo^^^. 
 
 erue;., en^©, ulta, ulti, adj. Con- 
 tradictory, opposite, counter. 
 2. upset ; -•sios;<o^?i to take off, \ 
 upset, y?^. to lie. 
 
 5AJO"e)o3j, *j\-Oe)€) uUaye, uUaldi 
 ^6'^ cro va oSo. 
 
 ero£3e) ;dullasa,^. Exultation, hap- 
 piness. ~^h^ to be cheerful. 
 adj. Joyous, blithe. 
 >^ero© uUi, see cro^ . 
 
 ^Sc)?o usv4sa,J^. Breathing out, 
 a sigh; t/. ^^7i. 
 
eA}ssrs usha 
 
 75 
 
 ^K>^S).^ Ullo 
 
 ^SSt)D^ ushari^, adj. Alert, sharp; 
 
 «nj3^ ushna, «^*. Hot, warm. s. 
 
 Heat, warmth. 
 "SOT^, eru^^ us\^, ussane, s. A 
 
 deep sigh. 
 tro?^D^ usar^, see ^s^^S. 
 
 v*ru?uOdo, ?Ai?ooe;j usuru, usulu, ^. 
 Breath. 2. life, -^wo^?) to 
 hokl the breath. ~-^^t^ to 
 die; gases to escape, as from 
 a corked bottle. — 20ocl:lb^ to 
 breathe, respire. 
 
 ?A)?do^ usulti, ^. Collusion, con- 
 nivance. 
 
 efu?:;'^;^ usvasa, ^^^ eroa^j^^j. 
 
 V eno^ ula, Inside, inner part ; c/. 
 Cfoo. _^^ the palm of the 
 hand. -=^^ ^^Ov^^ to take in, 
 to have a secret. — Xoyo^ a 
 latent secret, hidden mystery. 
 — ero^ a bend ; the curve of an 
 arch. --•^7\f6 inside. ~-^^o 
 ti6 the inner square of a 
 house. —;^a a by-path. —^-doK 
 the lower part of a female's 
 garment. 
 
 >iw^05j, pA)^«)OSoulayi, ulayi,^^^'. 
 In, into. Some declensions 
 are formed of this adverb j 
 as, -cs e£):3 a back or inner 
 
 room. efO<^a3o5 from within. 
 
 cro<s^^^«a3o, cAD<s«030Tl3 «s^a3o se- 
 
 cretly, privately. 
 ■yv\j^z^ ulavu, ^. ^One's secret. 
 
 2. design. .3. inclination. 
 ea)^?jo2d ulasanci, ^. Intrigue, 
 
 conspiracy, secret design; 
 
 collusion, fraud. 
 y^A}^ uli, s. A chisel. 
 
 SAi^v'OoO, ero^^ojj uliya, ulliya, 
 J. A small river-island or 
 peninsula. 
 ^^ ule, see ctot?, oxid 
 SAi^JS^ ulo, ^Wy. Alas! 
 >/enj^ uiki, ^. Remnant, rest, 
 y^^o, ulku, s. A sprain, or cramp. 
 VsAi^o, ^ ulkuni (cro^o^), v.n. To be 
 sprained, <?;' cramped; also 
 
 wg, ?A)^ ulla, ulle, see vos^^. 
 
 iiXi^d ullade, s. A fisherman. 
 
 y\)V|^oSj ullaye, ^. A master, 
 lord (fern. cro«y^^«^). 
 
 s/en)^ ulli, s. A generic name for 
 garlic. ^e-do«9, onions, ^^^'^^^'^^ 
 garlic. 
 SAi^JS.eO ullori, .y. A memo, of a 
 receipt given to a tenant for 
 part-payment of rent. 
 
5AJ5 U 
 
 76 
 
 ^MSdj uru 
 
 erj3 u, The sixth letter of the 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is often 
 written ^. 
 
 eAJ5o2^, enjs 02:^0 unci, uncu, adj. 
 Superior, costly, fine. 
 
 eA;5o^4^^ untavuni,^. -t^. (^eA;)o 
 yo^) To lift up. 2. to cause 
 a person to get up or leave 
 his seat. 3- to insult, des- 
 pise; cf. ero&D03o?jo^. 
 
 eru^oejj^ untuni (2a;)oO), tj. n. To 
 J get up,^press. 
 J?A;5odo^ unduni (2a;)ocS), z'. a. 
 To press down. zpj)ouiozio sj 
 i^jj^oi to hold firmly. 
 
 ?ru3o2*:o umbu, ^^^ ^jaoeoo. 
 
 eAiSoeS umbe, ^. A hole. 
 
 >/sAJ3t^o^ujuni(eA;5^), 7'. n. To ooze; 
 
 also ^s\^'&^ if^^h^. 
 /erusej uta, s. Food, meal. 
 ,y?AJ5ij uti, s. A spring, fountain. 
 
 ?AJ3eJ03iz5i)d utupacara, >s". Hospi- 
 tality and civility. 
 ?nj?)^3 ute, see ^j&^, 
 v/ «ru3C3^^^ udavuni, c. v. (^/CAorij 
 ^) To fix. 2. to put in order. t> 
 ^^~ to fix the boards of a 
 chest. 
 enp.^^s:* udili^, s. A kind of broom 
 grass. 
 Vw\j3;:^o^ uduni (capS), v.aJHo 
 J plough; c/J^:i>Ti^?i, J 2. to fix. 
 erusrs una, see en/)?^. 
 enj3^ uta, 5^. A weight, burden. 
 
 u 
 
 2. a staff. — tfjseSJo a weighing 
 rod. 
 
 y\jsd, 5nj?)C3^ uda, uda, «^'. Sky- 
 blue. 
 v/SAJSrfj udu, J". A prop. — t^js^ra 
 to prop. — =#>;?)?e;o a pole used as 
 a prop. 
 
 5AJ3Coo5^^jO udukameli, ^. A 
 malignant kind of jaundice 
 from which particularly child- 
 ren suffer. 
 ^/^-acJo^ uduni (eA;)S), v. a. To 
 blow, as a pipe. 2. to swell. 
 CADdd a piper. 
 
 erusc^jzo^ tidubatti, ^. An aro- 
 matic pastille. 
 
 ea©?^ iina, ^. Defect, maim. — cro 
 o3o, CAP^ a cripple. 
 
 ?A;5d ura, «^*. Local. — e^^a a 
 public ofiice. — ^^ci^ local cus- 
 tom. — ?^^ gossip. 
 
 y\J3dri urane, ^^^ C'\)T:^f?. 
 
 eAJ5Di)53c^ uravuni, e.v. {of enprb 
 ^)) To plant, fix firmly. 
 
 eru3 Dodo's o3o uriyaye, s. A stran- 
 ger; also ^S\S)^o:£.^. 
 
 Vsrosdj uru, i\ A town. 2. a vil- 
 lage. 3. one's native place. 
 — oDoSo a countryman. — "dooD 
 townsfolk. — o3^f5 country 
 sesamum. eA;)TJjs-v^oXo from vil- 
 lage to village; of, eAr)d. 
 5ru3doo2j^ urumbali, i". A village 
 grant. 
 
erusdo uru 
 
 77 
 
 2)do r^ 
 
 eru9do^JS^s;o urukolu, s. A walk- 
 ing stick. 
 
 v^njsdo^ uruni (eAjo5), z'. a. To set 
 firmly. 2. to plant in the 
 ground as a seed ^r shrub, 
 e^c. 3. to gain power. ^5— 
 to plant one's foot, d?^— to 
 be established firmly, to take 
 root; to grow. 
 
 v/ «aj?)6j5s;^o urolu, s. A cross bar 
 at the entrance of a garden 
 etc.; cf. £roT5js?. 
 ?pj3CJo urya, ^^^ CA/^cxjor. 
 
 ^AJ^^oF^ urjita, ^^'. Confirmed, 
 
 established. 
 ?AJ5^ r urdhva, «^". Aloft, on 
 
 high. — A^ ethereal course, 
 
 heavenly bliss. 
 SAJ^oJoF urya, adj. Strange; cf. 
 
 eaQ?;)o^ usante, s. A large bug. 
 
 Si^J^;:l) usu, s. A fart. 
 
 V^'3?^c^ usuni (CAHoj), z\n. To 
 ooze; cf. ^s\S)^^^ to break wind 
 downwards. Tig. 
 
 v^ru5;^o^ uselu, «^'. Oozing. 2. 
 filthy. 3 . breaking wind down- 
 wards, vlg. eAD;6e3 a man 
 who frequently breaks wind 
 downwards. 
 
 eAJ33o, SAja^j^ uhe, uhane, s. 
 Supposition, conjecture. 
 
 f7 SAJ?)°^?i uliga, .y. Service.' 2. work. 
 I — csoSo a servant, labourer. 
 -^'s^o^?) to serve, work. 
 
 >/ eAJ3^cdoo^ uliyuni (ean^), 7-. n. 
 To ooze; 6/. ov)3do^. 2. the 
 bowels to evacuate frequent- 
 ly; also aTJ)^5^?L>^. 
 
 3JJ 
 
 3x1) ru, The seventh letter of the 
 alphabet, but seldom used in 
 Tulu. It is commonly pro- 
 
 RU 
 
 nounced like "^o or a, which 
 see for words beginning with 
 
oC) ye 
 
 78 
 
 ^^^ 
 
 yekki^ 
 
 »:) ye, The eighth letter of the 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is often 
 written o3o. 
 
 o:)o=5^ yenk^ji, see odjs^. 
 
 oOo's'ov'^o yenkulu, pers, pro. We. 
 This word which is the plural 
 of cx^ra^ signifies only the per- 
 sons addressing, and should 
 be distinguished from ^^ 
 which always includes both 
 the persons addressing and 
 addressed. 
 J«Oo2^ yenca, adv. How? -e^s, odo 
 e^so-rfe^D however, anyhow, by 
 all means. 
 cOoS^ yenci, see <or5 . 
 J <0o2^ yenci, intg. pro. What sort 
 of? -?^, -?^4, -£^?^^ what sort 
 of thing? -?roo3o, -a^ETOoSo 
 what sort of man? 
 o^o23d^ yenjir^, ^. A kind of tree. 
 J«Oo^ yent^, ^.Boasting, pride. 
 2. craftiness, cunning. -sijseaiD 
 4^5 to show pride, be cunning. 
 ~^^^^^ to boast, prattle, 
 , play tricks. -odoSo a crafty 
 
 man. 
 ^0^ yente, s. A clod of earth. 
 
 2. an unburnt brick; ^. ^oa. 
 J<OorJr^ yennige, ^. Calculation, 
 
 estimation. 
 Vo^orso^ yennuni (^ofi^, 2:'. a. To 
 count. 2. to think, presume. 
 
 3. to expect. 
 
 YE 
 
 7«5^orl yenne, s. Oil. — rf 7^r® an 
 oil mill, -^a^o^ to rub with 
 ^;' apply oil. ©5^- distilled 
 oil. ^^^Ji- cinnamon oil. .M 
 ^oui-., oDi^o?6 gingely oil. Xo 
 qiss— sandalwood oil. ^d^osj 
 !^ cocoanut oil. ^ozro^c^- 
 lamp-oil. ^A^^j- olive oil. 
 3rfT5^^ castor oil. 4«of5rf-_ the 
 oil of the nuts of Rottleria 
 tinctoria. -doo^^Sc?? kerosene 
 oil. ^obT^st-champaka oil ^/^. 
 
 «Oofl=a^^, ojorl=#o^ yennekappu, 
 yennekempu, <3:^'. Dark red. 
 
 .OocIeocj^ yennebadane, s. A spe- 
 cies of brinjals. 
 
 o:)oJ yentra, see ojjo^. 
 Jo:)ocl)^^ yendruni (odoSj), 7;.^. To 
 say fully; cf. ^^k^. 
 
 oOo?^^ yennavu, pro. Mine; <;/; 
 
 o:)o?l)Qi yennuni, see oDoreo^. 
 cOosJ yempa, see odp©^. 
 
 JcCJodo^o yemmalu, j. A woman. 
 
 ^jse^ii- an angry woman. 
 o:)o^o yemme, ^tr so^^ 2. 5-^^ oo^r- 
 o^o^oei^c^ yemmettuni (.oo^oO^), 
 
 7'. ?2. To turn back. 2. to yield. 
 
 3. to abate, as sickness ; cf. 
 
 eJ 
 
 o:)^o23o» yekambel^, see o^^^^eS. 
 
 o^=^d, &:)=J yekare, yekre, s. An 
 
 acre. 
 cO^ yekk^, adj. Nearly dead. 
 
v/o:)uS?^5S yekki^sakki^, adv. Con- 
 fusedly, indiscriminately. —^ 
 ^oi to become confused. —33^0 
 ^ooi to reproach unjustly. — "si^ 
 's^^^) to be perverse. 
 -..."^.jekksi, see ^^. 2. the ace. 
 
 Voj^.o yekkam, ^. The unit of 
 
 numeration, first place in 
 
 ciphering. 
 n/o=^2^^ yekkacakka, see o^^^:^^^. 
 ^%P>^ yekkadu, adv. Then . od^tjzI 
 
 already. ajo<g^ a little while 
 
 ago. 
 <o=^^ yekkadi, s. A kind of game 
 
 with cowries, arranged on a 
 
 board. — y^jaaoo^o) to play such 
 
 a game. 
 J^^.d yekkade, s. Hiccough. 2. 
 
 gasping, -^owo^^ to hiccough ; 
 
 to gasp; cf.^-^^^^. 
 O^c^^S yekkanale, adj. Lean, 
 
 thin. s. A glutton, greedy 
 
 man; 2. ^^^ <o3^^e3. 
 v^'^^jod, cO^^sjj^d, oO=^s3j yekka- 
 
 male, yekkamale, yekkame, s. 
 
 The swallow wort, Caloiropis 
 
 gig ant ea. 
 ^0=^53 yekkale, s. A cockroach; 
 
 o", / 
 
 a/^^ °^^^<2;j; cf. oD^^jS, oD^^frod. 
 
 v/tO^oj^^ yekkalyuni (°2^^^), ^. ^. 
 To stretch the body, or stoop 
 down in order to catch or 
 pick up anything. 2. to 
 spring or jump up. 
 
 J^^?^=^ yekkasakka, sec o^^^^j^^^- 
 o:)=a'S)^^ yekkavuni, c. v. [of o^^o^ 
 ^) To reach, cause to touch. 
 
 79 
 
 cot2 ye]i 
 
 yojs^ 0=^ yeccarike, s 
 
 >» 0^=5^0, ^ yekkuni (o^^^), v. a. To 
 touch. '^. to gin. v. n. To ebb, 
 decline. ^^- to be within 
 reach of the hand. 2§?^1- to 
 be on the point of death. 
 3jSr— to gin cotton, z^o'^^— 
 to be hungry. 
 
 0^)=^ yekke, s. The shrub 
 Aristolochia Indica. 
 J^A yegge, s. A branch, bough. 
 
 ojA o* yeggel^, s. A small branch. 
 — ^z:^^ a small piece of wood. 
 
 o02^o^ yecipu, ^(?^ od^s^. 
 
 o:)2^ yecca, .y<?^ ^g^. 
 
 Wakeful- 
 ness. 2. care, caution. 3. 
 warning. ~<^h^ to be awake. 
 — =?fjsLr^ to warn, put on 
 guard, -aeb^ to take pre- 
 caution, —-sio^^^ to remind. 
 _S ov)^^ to be on guard, be 
 alert. 
 
 <»:i2^0^^, .os^Oroo^ yeccaripuni, 
 
 2/3- 2^ 
 
 yeccarisuni (o^^^), ^'. a. To 
 admonish. 2. to caution, warn 
 against. 
 c^^j yecci, s. Body. — S sj^^c^Jc^ to 
 
 C/3" 
 
 put on clothes. — K €lzji)Zid^ 
 to assult; j^^ soei. 
 ^'i^A yeccige, see ^^-R. 
 
 tor '^ 
 
 o:)2;l yecce, ^^^ ^^i.- 
 
 2X3- _ T 
 
 o:>i;jdJS^ yejamane, ^(?^ odj&^j?)??. 
 
 ojZo^ yejipu, ^. Endeavour, at- 
 tempt. — ^js-^F^ to caution, 
 betray. — ^j^o^^ to try 
 through others. 
 

 yejja 
 
 80 
 
 ^d ysdde 
 
 ^u, ^s3 yeJja, ye]]i, s. A liole. 
 2. a loophole. 3. the eye of 
 a needle. 
 
 o:)e3 , ^e! yejj i, ye.jje, see 55^ 
 
 ,3d 
 
 ^|, yejnya, 
 
 
 J o:)^=^o^ yettakutta, ^. Quarrel- 
 ling and fighting. 
 o:)^|,^^ yettavuni, cv. (o/ <^^^ 
 ^) To bend, cause to stoop. 
 "W) J oli, yetti, s. A prawn. 
 
 o:ie3,2oe%o^ yettiballyar^, ^. A 
 
 small kind of shark. 
 
 ^U.-^d^^, ^l3,?;jod yettisutta, 
 
 yettisudda, s. The sword-fish. 
 
 ^^^cJ yefctuni (»^^), ^'. «. To 
 
 stitch, as leaves. 2. to cause 
 
 ^\ mischief, s/to box the ear. 
 
 / ' z'.n/To stumble, bow down; 
 
 •^be hit. <ol3,5^.eL?) to bend 
 
 down, 
 fruit. 
 
 as a tree laden with 
 
 <j^s3 yettele, ^. 
 maker. 
 VtOd yeda, see coozi. 
 y«jdo=5^ yedank^, 
 
 A mischief- 
 
 adz'. J On the 
 v/ left side. 7— sj^iii an offensive 
 word. 
 ^zio'ujp yedankuni (.j'rfc^), 7-. ^. 
 v/ -ATo kick. 2. to hit. 3. to dis- 
 regard; see rio^o^. 
 
 J^zi^^, '.jzio^j^id^ yedapuni, ye- 
 
 duturuni, see--^'^^. 
 J ^zizSb'^., ^dzSb\ yedavatty, ye- 
 
 devatti^, crJj',/ Middling, in- 
 J different. 2/dull, stupid. 3. 
 
 rough, rugged. — =^<sj?i an in- 
 different work; an objection- 
 able act. —^-d-^j?}^ a stupid 
 fellow. — ;tsa a rugged path. 
 
 o:)doo2oo6 yedumbure, s. A doll. 
 -4:)Z^j^^ yedupuni, see o^-rfo^^. 
 
 oCicI yede, see f^iS. 
 
 a:)rldb^. yededett^, see <o-rfo^. 
 
 o:id^D£2(i^ yedenanya, s. Paper- 
 money. — odoSj a stupid fel- 
 low, a man temporarily en- 
 gaged. 
 
 (Orl^^;^ yedenali, s. An inner 
 wall round a temple. 
 
 cOddoo^ yedemudi, ^^^ <^i5^:>o5. 
 i<OJ^ yedde, ^\ Goodness, adj. 
 Good, excellent, superior, 
 fair, fine. 2. happy. 3. pros- 
 perous. —d^B a superior 
 caste, fine breed. — a?i a 
 festive day, holiday. — ^ 
 ^r. —-rfoo^j^r, —•^e's^o an 
 auspicious occasion. — -si^j^ea 
 black pepper. adv. Well, 
 very well, —^h^ to improve 
 in health; to prosper, be 
 happy. — e?d5 may you, 
 (he efc.) be happy. -^jsSbrs), 
 -Tio^^^ to do good, to bless 
 with prosperity. -S^^ (lif. 
 to eat good), to enjoy hap- 
 piness as the fruit of one's 
 good deeds. — sjo^do^ to speak 
 favourably, fluently, or at 
 length; to speak or argue 
 ably; to chatter, ~^^ good- 
 ness. '^'^ o3 of good sort. <ozS 
 
^d\ yedpu 81 ^^* yed 
 
 ?2e good, empk. °^^??^ copi- 
 ously, abundantly, heartily: 
 
 ^(O^do^ yettaruni (o^^^), ^'. a. 
 To ascend, climb. 
 
 immoderately, severely, vio- yo:)3^j.do^,o:)3^^^yettaduiii,yet- 
 
 lently. 
 Vojdo ^ yedpuni (»S), z\ a. To 
 
 thump, strike with the fist. 
 
 2. to pound in a mortar. 
 U^z^^'^z, yeni^ma, mem. Eight. 
 Joir9 yena s. A corpse. — •;ix)cz§ 
 
 a good for nothing, 7'lg. 
 v/cOrJ^, oOeI, ^A^ yenike, yene, 
 
 yenke, s. Calculation, count- 
 ing; estimation. 
 lOcle:^ yenel^, adj. Pertaining to 
 
 the first crop. —z:^o^ the first 
 
 crop. 
 ^^^ yenci, s. A ladder. 
 
 'oar 
 
 JoCicI yenne, see <oo?6. 
 VtOC^^ yenpa num. Eighty. 
 ^o:)r3, yenma, ^^^ odFs^. 
 s/tOct yenme, ^. The gingely-oil 
 seed, Sesamum orientate . — rf 
 oDoe! gingely-oil. 
 o:)S"9 yeta, see o^qro. 
 
 o:)S^2i) yetasti, rt;^//*. Exact,, cor- 
 rect. <2:<^z'. Exactly, correctly; 
 bet. ojozp.^ S. 
 
 cOi yete, see od^. 
 
 o:)3^,r!a, o:)3^?icl yettijigadi, yet- 
 ti^gade, s. Scheme, device. 
 — -^"^o^^ to scheme, devise. 
 
 ojs^^n^ yetti^taggi^, adj. Un- 
 even, rugged. 
 
 O^^ yettana, see ^^^ 
 
 oj^d yettara, adj. High, lofty. 
 
 tall. 
 
 s. Height. 
 
 tavuni, c. v. (of ^^^^^ To 
 reach, deliver. 2. to gulp, 
 swallow water etc, eagerly, 
 or in large draughts- 
 /^hj\ yettig^e, s. A collection. 
 
 y o:)4i)C^ yettuni (»^5o), ' '. a. To 
 raise a subscription or tax. 
 
 (O^^s^^ yettuvali, s. The act of 
 raising a subscription or tax. 
 
 (O:^ yetna, s. Essay, endeavour, 
 effort, exertion; bet. odos?;^. 
 
 o:)3^rO yetvasi, s. Difference, dis- 
 agreement, variance; bet. ^o 
 
 o:)q3'5)yetha, adv. As, according to. 
 ^^'. Proper, usual. — ^^xjas 
 usual. —-^i^TiF the usual 
 course or way ; <5^/. ai:qro. 
 
 oiqs^q^r yethartha, j<:^^ odoqroqir. 
 
 o:)^ yethe, s. Pain, smart, grief. 
 
 cOCp^^ , o^)^^^ yethecca, yethe 
 shta, see ^^r^, ^^4^.A^ 
 
 ^:)Cj^^yedijLpu, ^. Beginning. — ci 
 a^;^r the first shower of rain. 
 VoOcs^D*, cododj yedaryi, yeduru, s. 
 The front, that which is op- 
 posite. 2. presence. — s^^Othe 
 counterpart of a deed. — ?ioa, 
 oD:i3^ora a conditional deed 
 of sale. — tSjs^cii half boiled 
 rice. —-^"^ the counterpart 
 of a lease. — sssa an opposite 
 party, opponent. —zsht:i to 
 meet, come face to face. ~^^o 
 
o^a yedi 
 
 82 
 
 ojd yera 
 
 ^0^ to stand in front, to op- 
 pose; to rebel, —eroo^^^^ to 
 set up or instigate a person 
 against another. ~-^t^:>^ to 
 speak to one's face; to contra- 
 dict, oppose. — 20js-do?) to come 
 in sight, be seen; to be over- 
 taken. odS^SSK face to face. 
 — S before, in presence of. 
 
 ,>ja yedi, see Sj^. 
 ^oj^o^ yedinke, s. A wing. 
 
 toDoJOcS yediyane, see <oj3^. 
 
 cOC^j^JSrao^ yedukonuni (-^^-^ 
 ^J3^), z'. a. To advance. 2. to 
 meet, go to meet. 
 
 ojdoDDyyedurata,^. Antagonism. 
 
 cjCjOD"?)^ yedurali, .s*. An anta- 
 gonist. 
 JcJcS yede, s. The heart, chest, 
 bosom. — ^^ ^^0.^ to harden 
 
 po oJ 
 
 one's heart. — ^^jsL^r^ to take 
 courage. — Aooa;^ courage, 
 boldness. 
 
 o:)C5 r?!ri yeddanige, see odj3 . 
 
 cJCoOczS yeddumbe, s. A kind of 
 plant. 
 
 cjCjj^ yeddupu, s. An ambus- 
 cade, lying in wait. — sjsc^o^ 
 to lie in ambush. 
 4 '^jCJ^^c^ yeddyuni {-^^^^ 'v.a. To 
 
 • fan. 
 ^ ojc3 , o:)c3fl, o:)c5 o^ yedde, yed- 
 dene, yeddyana, s. A fan. 
 
 «0C3\ yedriji, see <oS5, oorfo-do. 
 JoicSjs^'^ yedroli, s. Tlie creeper 
 Jasminitin angustijolium. 
 
 ^i^s^'^ yedroli, see odS5^^. 
 
 o^r^, o^r^ yena, yenna, ^^^ odj?)^. 
 oC^Eoo^oi yebulante, ^^'. Half- 
 -A boiled. >i2. half-witted, silly. 
 ^z^^^ yebbavu, see ^S3|^4- 
 o:)s3o yeme, see odo^o. 
 cOdoD=^, oi^^jrir yemarike, yemar- 
 ge, s. Storing. — a?L^^ to keep 
 or store. 
 yo:)02)J3Jo^ yeyipanji, s. A porcu- 
 pine; 6^. ^oo^j r;o^. 
 -/(^oJoog^ yeyyuni (.ooso), ^'. ^. To 
 
 shoot an arrow. 
 ^M'^^ yeraka, adj. Molten, cast, 
 as metal. — rf ^e;?i, ^-^^^o^ 
 '^<sj7i molten or casting work. 
 —^d^4^ to pour melted metal 
 into a mould. 
 c^dA^ yerag^, s. Fitness. 
 
 Jcodrio^ yeraguni (°^^^), 7.'. 72.^To 
 melt. 2. to agree with the 
 stomach. 
 ^^^ri^p yeraguni (°2"^^), z/. «. and 
 n. To bow, prostrate, do obei- 
 sance. 2. to fall upon, seize. 
 3. to alight. 
 
 <^dG^ yerad\i,^/?/^^.Two; c/. tjS. 
 
 o:)d2a^o5j yerabayi, s. A kind of 
 fish. 
 
 <>:^6^, ^Z"^ yerala, yerala, ^^^ ^e 
 
 Jo:id5S yeravu, .y.^he act of lend- 
 ing or borrowing anything, 
 for temporary use. 2. dif- 
 ference, distinction. — rf ^7( 
 SL borrowed ornament. ~f\ 
 '^jso'rfo zcihF^i to borrow. 
 
 i »:)d^yerale, s. An antelope, deer. 
 
o:)D yeri 
 
 83 
 
 oid yele 
 
 /ajO yeri, s. The glare or heat of 
 fire. —^^3"^ a very hot wind, 
 sultry wind. — rfsS?-^), —53^ 
 ?ro^ to glare, be affected 
 with the heat of fire; cf. So5. 
 
 o^jDOJjo^ yeriyante, s. A kind of 
 fish. 
 
 ojOo:5too3j yriyaye, see So&odjeioSo. 
 
 <^005J34c^ yeriyavuni, <;. 7/. (0/ od 
 Qodoj^) To burn, blaze. 
 
 v/cOOoJoj^ yeriyuni (o^^), t'.^z. To 
 glare. 2. to be hot. 
 
 /^dj yeru, ^yA buffalo. A.b. 
 moth, worm. — e?L^to be de- 
 cayed with worms. — 20?3r^ to 
 come into manhood. 
 o:)do3«)D, ^dj3^^ yerutari, yeru- 
 tali, ^. A kind of palm tree. 
 oi) 6 23^020 yerebayi, see oo-deoDOso. 
 a^odrd yerndale, s. A green 
 pigeon. 
 
 v/oi^^r yerkij, j. Rising ^r ac- 
 cumulation, as of water, etc- 
 2. severity, adj. Exceeding. 
 —^^0^^ to be in dans^er. 
 
 '>^=ar yerka, ^.'Fulness. 2. proxi- 
 mity. (^^'.-^^Full; near. 
 
 >/o:)^e)r5S^ yerkavuni, <;. •z.'. (^ o^ 
 'SoF^) To tuck up, as clothes, 
 when wading a river cU. 2. 
 to hold back, as milk by a 
 cow efc. 
 
 ^o:)=s^jf^ yerkuni {'^^^), z'.n. To 
 puff up, swell. 2, to rise or 
 collect, as w^ater in a place. 
 
 J 3.^'to be full of milk, as the 
 breast or udder. eocs5— the 
 belly to be distended. 
 
 •^o:)^r, ^"^FO^ yerke, yerkel^, s. 
 Rising; c/. <o^f, oD^r. 
 oOrirsS, o:)r^JSrfl,oO?^J5r55yergale, 
 yergone, yerg^ole, s. A dull man 
 like a buffalo, a simpleton; 
 a glutton, vlg. 
 r^-^F yerta, see ^^^'. 
 v<oir yerte, s. The flood tide; <;/". 
 
 7o:)3Jr yerpa, ^. Seventy. 
 :^t>F^ yerpene, s. A hairpin- 
 adj. Old. 
 >/ttJ^^^) yerpuni ('^^), I'-d- To 
 
 lift up. 
 '4:) dor yerme, s. A she-buffalo. 
 — ;^T?ja«9 a kind of bush. — ssd 
 i3j3^o a calf. — 2oe;soS a kind 
 of fish. 
 o:)^^ yelakki, see ^^h^. 
 f^^t^. cOe;^ yelatra, yelastra, s. 
 A handkerchief. 
 ^^Ui) yela, ^/2/y. of surprise. 
 y^O yell, ^. A rat. — sj^sgj^p© rat's 
 bane, arsenic. 
 o^O'i^ yelikebi, s. The herb 
 Evolvulus emerginatus. 
 >i<O0^^ yelipuni, see ^^^^^. 
 -i o;)©o;JOJ^ yeliyuni, v.n. To melt, 
 as any soft substance, butter, 
 etc.\ also-' aoj^. 
 o:)0?oD yeliseri, ^. A shark; also 
 
 •^oO^o yelu,«r.Abone. -^0^ a pain 
 in the bones. — ^j&^, — ^jszS a 
 skeleton. ~80e3 ajoint of the 
 bones. 
 
 /o:>d yele, ^. A leaf. 
 
ojd yele 
 
 84 
 
 ^■^ yeka 
 
 1 
 
 ^doS'ST^yelenage, s. A small but 
 dangerous insect found on 
 betel leaves. 
 ^^Z yc^^, see o^^J^. 
 ^ziJ?^ yelkode, see .cc^j^jsif. 
 J^i^o ^ yelpuni, v. a. To melt, as 
 
 lead, butter, ek. 
 ^^'DczB yellanji, adv. The day 
 after tomorrow. 
 ojoos^o yellamma, s. A name of 
 Kali. 
 Vo^®, cO-^^ yelli, yellya, adj. 
 Little, small, short. 2. in- 
 ferior, mean. — S, —^^jitxio 
 from infancy. — "^^ ^^o^^ 
 to extol and disparage any- 
 thing alternately. 
 J o:)S$ yelle, adv. Tomorrow. 
 
 oje) ooel yellyanne, s. A junior 
 
 elder brother. 
 
 J o:)^^ ^c3j yellyaye, ^. 'A youth ; 
 
 i2. a junior, minor. ( 3. a short 
 
 man. oSoe;^ o4 a small thing. 
 
 r^^o2a yevanca, see ^-^ozi. 
 
 ^ziT^ yevane, see d^-^^. 
 JcO^o^^ yesal^, s. The petal of a 
 flower, leaf. —^^ Garcina cam - 
 bogia. ^-R-^d— a tobacco leaf. 
 
 o:)?oo ^ yessuni, see <o;go^^. 
 
 '^^^:^, o:)^ yelat^, yele, «^'. 
 
 Tender, green, not fully 
 
 grown. —^^B the water of 
 
 a tender cocoanut. 
 si^^ yelpa, num. Seventy. — ?Se 
 
 seventieth. 
 
 oj-Sr yekshi, see cdo-|^. 
 
 ^ ye, The ninth letter of the 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is often 
 written o3oe. 
 
 ^ ts affixed to the zvords «5o5 
 and 59 i when addressing: 
 ^r asking honorifically a 
 single person; as, esocS? T^D^o-^e 
 Rama! ^o6^ !£jae^o^e 
 boys! children! ef)o£i£^e is i 
 it not so? // is also affixed 
 to nouns, pro7touns, and 
 adverbs by way of emphasis. 
 t^ziy^^:^:^^ man only. ^o3o? 
 you alctne. ^^ncSj? even to day. 
 
 YE 
 
 ^=3^ yeka, num. One, single. 2. 
 solitary. 3. combined, united. 
 — ^s^^the accurate adjustment 
 of song and instrumental 
 music. ~2*^ unity, unanim- 
 ity. —T^ii^ singular number, 
 gram. — ^osr of one colour 
 or caste. — ?3 a solitary man : 
 a bachelor. ~;5t:dS jointly, 
 unanimously; coUusively. 
 
 ^'^cio yekadam, adv. At once; 
 abruptly. 
 
 ^^^DJo^yekanayaka, s. A medi- 
 cal plant. 
 
yeka 
 
 85 
 
 ^D^ yera 
 
 ^^=c^^e)odo€ yekanayake, s. A 
 monarch. 
 
 ^=gc) yeka, see ^^. -i:)^, ^^d^ 
 abruptly, suddenly ; without 
 permission. 2. unreasonably, 
 unjustly. -^i-do^ to re- 
 proach unjustly. 
 
 ^^^oh yekangi, s. A solitary 
 life. -^S alone. 
 
 ^=g^oa yekanta, ^. Solitude. 2. 
 secrecy, ^i//*. Solitary, seclud- 
 ed; secret. io^o;ijs-rfo in se- 
 clusion, secretly. 
 
 ^=5c)d^ yekadasi, ^. The eleventh 
 day of either fortnight in 
 the lunar month, on which 
 Hindus fast. 
 
 ^^^^, ^i)^^ yekini, yekhini, s. 
 Honesty, uprightness. 2. chas- 
 tity. 
 
 ^'§J^^'^ yekoci, adz'. Alone. 
 
 ^z^^ yecane, see oSja^gi^. 
 
 ^2^0^, ^2^0 o^ yeccuni, yeccyuni 
 (^^), z>. n. To reflect, muse. 
 
 ^^ yetii, s. A kind of gambling 
 in which a piece of coin is 
 tossed up and a wager laid 
 as to which side it will fall. 
 — :^js20j^^to gamble in this way. 
 ^t^-a' yed^, 6-. A goat. ^^^^^ 
 
 ^:3i)s3J5)^cl yedamode,^. A stupid 
 -/^^ yedi, s. A coward ; of. ^?a. 
 
 ts^ yede, s. A blockhead. 
 J^rJyenl,^. A ladder; cf. oSo?^. 
 -1^3^ yet^, intg. pro. How much ? 
 how many? aiK^^x) for any 
 amount, on any account. ^M^ 
 
 how much each ? io^jse how- 
 ever much, how much ! — ?jSr 
 how often? 
 ^;^o yetu, s. Annoyance (from 
 
 goblins); cf. ^e^. 
 t^i'^^^:^'^ yetonuni, see ^^^. 
 V^iJS^o yetolu, intg. How often ? 
 
 ^^^ yeniji, see odj?)^. 
 •J^^yeni,<^a^^'. When? — Ke;;), _ ;i?^ 
 K(*;3, a^e^KejD always, for ever. 
 ■i ^3J, ^^ yepa, yepo, fl;^2:^.When ? 
 
 — <s^ always, ever. 
 J iD^^ yepuni (^^), 7'. a. To catch, 
 as a ball. 2. to take, lift or 
 toss up a child in the arms. 
 ^^^0 yepoli^, see ^t.. 
 
 ^^00=^, ^dorlr yemarike, yema- 
 rge, see os-doa^. 
 
 >/^SjO yeme, s. A turtle. 
 
 ^^D^ yer^, intg. pro. Who ? — e/s, 
 iDT3Do-rfe;o whoever, whoso- 
 ever, any one. i^TJ^ who is 
 that? »t3 ef)^v^o, io^^i^'s'o at 
 whose house? '^■Qt^^ for 
 whom? for whose sake? iooo 
 £35 (a5 ^odb) who knows? 
 ^D* yeri^, see ^e^- 
 
 i:)D^33^D^ yeri^per^, s. Difference, 
 distinction. 2. perversion, 
 distortion. 3. reproach. 
 
 >;^dcl yerane, intg. Who? 
 
 -^^u«)^^ yeravuni, ^.7.-. (^iOTJo^) 
 To raise, lift up. 2. to in- 
 crease, enhance; promote. 
 3. to load; embark. 4. to pet 
 and spoil. ^^^— , ^oaK— to flat- 
 ter; to pet and spoil a child, 
 
 8 
 
^^ yeri 
 
 86 
 
 ^A^ eige 
 
 servant, eJc. 83e5_ to raise 
 the price; to out-bid. -dyd— 
 to set up a tree. ?>=?? 
 
 ^- 
 
 to 
 
 enhance punishment. ;^c20^_ 
 to promote, increase one's 
 pay. rfs^j^^- to load a cart 
 or vessel with goods. 
 j^^ ^0 yeri, ^.-^A kind of fish. 2^abed 
 for planting vegetables eU. 
 J ijrfo^ yeruni (io5), v. a. To ascend, 
 climb, mount. 7j.n. To rise. 
 
 2. to be increased, be aug- 
 mented. 3. to be accumu- 
 lated. 
 
 ^ir yerte, see <o^r. 
 
 ^Oi)5^^ yerlaki, s. A part of a 
 boxing match. 
 ^' ^r^rsj^ yersavuni (^?:)^F), z'. ^. 
 .y^^ iooD4^. >2.to beat, strike. 
 
 3. to eat up. 
 ^^^ yel^, see af. 
 
 J ^^iS-, yelakki, ^. Cardamoms. 
 J i:)^?! yelanna, 5. Weariness. -^ 
 ^^ to become weary. 
 
 ^^^z^ yelami^, s. An auction, 
 
 public sale. — sjdzI)^, — -rfo^j. 
 
 oJ to sell by auction. 
 .I^o^^^ yelavuni, c. v. {of aejo^j 
 
 To cause to melt. 
 . ^^0^ yeluni {^^), v.n. To melt, 
 
 as lead, butter elc. 
 J^sjoz^ yevanca, adv. However, 
 
 at any rate. 
 ^S3€)C^ yevara, see. ^o^5o;)tj. 
 
 ^sSd^dyevudeppude,^. Doubt, 
 
 perplexity, adj. Doubtful. 
 ^s^d yevura, see ■^^. 
 ^7i yesa, see 'S>^A' 
 ^kf\ yesige, see 33e^^, ^^^7(. 
 
 J^V^ yel^, num. Seven. -^»^c3 
 seventh. 
 ^^ri yelige, s. Increase, growth. 
 2. prosperity. 3improvement; 
 cf. 5oe^^. 
 ^ ^^ yelpa, see ^^^. 
 
 ^\ yelya, see -^e^^. 
 -^^^D^ yelveri^, s. Seven persons. 
 
 SD 
 
 ^ ei, The tenth letter of the 
 alphabet. Also written esoso. 
 
 SDod einda, ^^2^. Hereafter. 
 
 SDogje^Ds;, 53ogpi3^© eindrajala, 
 eindrajali, ^(f^ f^orfj., ^^odj-. 
 
 25^* eiky, /r^. (dat. of es4) For 
 ^r to it. emph. — :5 to ^r for 
 it only. SDtTO is it for it? sdo;> 
 5 owing to it, therefore. 
 
 EI 
 
 'so=3^o^o eikulu, pro. 7teut. They. 
 sos'o eikya, J. Unity, harmony. 
 
 2. diligent application to any 
 
 pursuit or occupation. 3. 
 
 spiritual communion. 
 SDrisi^o, z:i\^^:i eigalu, eigulu, s. 
 
 A schoolmaster. 
 SOT^D* eiger^, sec ^^7(5. 
 soT^^ra eigena, s. Five spans. 
 
so^^ e% 
 
 87 
 
 SD^) 6isra 
 
 ^b^ eit\},firo. Qoc. of^^) In it. 
 
 ;oc3e)s5d eiddavara, «^z'. Owing 
 to it, therefore. 
 
 so^ eita, see ^os>ot. 
 
 sd;^ eita, /z-^. {gen. of e?;^), Its, 
 of it. 
 
 53Sc)d, ^3-s,d eitara, eitvara, s. 
 Sunday. 
 
 S33^^ eitala, ^. A kind of medi- 
 cinal plant used for castrated 
 buffaloes. 
 
 ^3D^ eitali, see sd^sd^. 
 
 soCj ayida, see efodoozjj. 
 ^ so^^ ein^, num. Five. sd^?3 fifth. 
 >/ Z^'^S^T^:^ einudu, num. Five hun- 
 dred. 
 ^SD^^ eipuni (S3), ^'. ^. To tread. 
 
 S02J0 eibu, j. A flaw, defect. 
 
 S35l)J353 eimule, s. Obliquity, ir- 
 regularity, as in the founda- 
 tion of a house. 
 
 sooSj, sooSoo eiye, eiyye, see esoSo^^. 
 
 oDoSj?), soo3j5o eiyo, eiyyo intj. 
 Alas! 2. no, not. t^^"^ 3ir®4 
 croozfjse have you got money ? 
 sdoSjs no. 
 
 S3o5j5 eiyo, ^^^ s^^. 
 
 V. ;3o3joD* eiyerv^j ^^^- Five per- 
 sons. 
 ;oo3joO^ eiyyel^, see ^^^^. 
 SDo3j5n^ eiyyo, ^Wy. 0! woe! 
 ^0*3-5^ eir^tali, ^. A kind of 
 
 necklace worn by a virgin or 
 
 matron. 
 sodrl, S0D"3rJ eirane, eirani, s. 
 
 A new ornamented earthen 
 
 vessel used by Lingaits during 
 
 nuptial ceremonies. 
 soD^c^a)0 eiranali, see sd^sd^. 
 
 soDc)?^, SOD"?)^^ eirana, eiran^, s. 
 Weariness, affliction; bet. ^l 
 
 ^OD^^s eiravata, s. The elephant 
 
 of Indra, regent of the eastern 
 
 quarter. 
 z:)^:)^ eiruni (soS), v.a. To wait, 
 
 stay, stop. |-er. 
 
 sd6js^o eirolu, s. A kind of creep- 
 so Ga)^, ^^DK^ eilata, eilasy, j. 
 
 Sport. 2. childishness; also 
 
 SD©?o^ eilisi^, s. Incivility, impo- 
 liteness; c/. ^CqJ. 
 sos3ai eilesi, see ^^fjb. 
 vSDd eiva, num. Fifty. -^ the 
 
 fiftieth. 
 sosjto, sosSto eivaji, eiveji s. 
 Money, wealth, property. 
 v'SosSo^ eiver^, see sdo3o^5. 
 
 ^^zji)7^ eisabasi^, t'nlj. Bravo! 
 well done! r^g 
 
 so^^^^ eisvarya, s. Wealth, rich- 
 SD?j^ eisi^, Mj. Ha! alas! 
 S3?:o eisa, see ^c^oo^c. 
 
 5D^ eisra, ^. Wealth. 2. cheer- 
 fulness; c/. SD'^^orfor. 
 
tj wo 
 
 88 
 
 ^ooa wondi 
 
 Zo WO, The eleventh letter of the 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is often 
 written ^. 
 
 2,jo^^ wouk^, ad/. Thin. 
 
 ^gc^ wonka, s. Crookedness. 2. 
 -i -^a hole (of rats, snakes efc.) 
 adj. Crooked, curved. 
 
 i^QT^f^ wonkade, s. Vomitting. 
 -5^W3^^, -z:>h7^ to feel an in- 
 clination to vomit. 
 
 2«o-S- wonki, see ^o-S-. 
 
 £oo?^^do^ wongeruni, see ^o-Rtjo^. 
 
 z^o'^'i woncake, s. A deceiver, 
 cheat; c/. Tioti^. 
 
 ^oo^^^, £ooe:^d^ woncane, wonca- 
 Ime, s. Deceit, fraud, delusion; 
 also ^o2ij5. -T^^o^^ to cheat, 
 deceive. 
 
 tooe^ wonci, ad?'. Whence? 
 where? — c/s anywhere. — eo^ 
 whence do you come? 
 
 2oo2^^^ woncipuni (SjoeI), v. a. 
 To deceive; del. zic^is^^. 
 
 ytion^, Zoo'S,^ wonjane, wonjene, 
 
 num. First; c/. Sjo^. 
 / 2«ot3 wonji, num. One (mas. So&, 
 /em.^^^Br). ^^L^ to be united 
 
 or reconciled, -^e'^ perhaps. 
 
 8jo^j3C35 each, one by one. 
 
 Zjo^iT>^j^o^ some, certain. Zjo 
 
 2zT)^jio:S, t^^jitiio on a certain 
 
 day. 
 Jegoei wonta, s. The hip, waist, 
 
 loins; c/.-^t^c}^. 
 
 WO 
 
 -^2«oli wonti, adj. Alone, single, 
 separated. ^~7( a single man. 
 JtioU wonti, s. An ear-ring. 
 
 eoo^ wonte, s. A camel, drome- 
 dary. 
 
 Zjozi wonda, s. A public tank. 
 2. a hole, pit. 
 
 twod wonde, i"^^ ^jsoif. 
 
 Zjo^r\D6 wontagare, s. A strong 
 man. 2. a clever man. 
 J 2*30 3 wonti, s. Turn, time. 
 /zjo^fi wontige, s. Contribution, 
 _»D^j^^ to collect contribu- 
 tions. — ^jsE:roi, — Sj3?^0oi to 
 contribute. 
 
 7&oo^o wontu, s. A turn, time. 
 ^^r'. Once. 
 
 t«oi wonte, ^. A little, a bit, 
 smallness. ^^'. Little, few, 
 small, trifling; also 2oozi. —d^^ 
 a few persons. —^^ a few 
 days. ~^^F a little time. 
 Zjoiji)0^ very little. 
 
 2*30 C^=^ wondake, ^. Urine. -^ 
 ^o^oi to piss, make water. 
 
 Zjor^^ wondane, see ^od^. 
 
 2ood0?^, EoadJSs^ wondalige, 
 wondolme, s. Congruity. 
 
 EuocrasJ^ wondavuni, c.7', [ofZiO 
 c^^) To gather, collect, join ; 
 to heap up. 
 s/t«o&=^, Eooari wondike, wondige, 
 s. Joining, uniting, coales- 
 cence; Cf. «3ojsOD^. 
 
ZiO^ wondi 
 
 89 
 
 Zjii wogga 
 
 £ooa^^ wondipuni, see ^oa^^. 
 
 \/2uodj^ wonduni (Sjo5), z/. ^. ^ n. 
 To gather, accumulate. 
 E^iod wonde, see 2oo^. 
 SoodJS^o^ wondoluve, s. Rela- 
 tion. 
 ^oo^o wonnu, s. Gold. 
 ^oo?5 wonne, ^^^ ^jso^. 
 
 Zoosoj wombu, ^^'. Becoming, 
 
 elegant, graceful. 
 EootJO^ wombuni (Sjo^), 7/. ;?. 
 
 To be suitable, to agree with. 
 ZiO'd^ womma, inlj. of surprise. 
 
 Eoorfooiu, 2oos^ojr( wommukha, 
 wommug-a, s. One direction. 
 adv. In one direction. — <^^^, 
 —^j^Tio^ to assemble for a 
 certain purpose. 
 toosjoo^ wommuta, ^^z'. All a- 
 round; ^. £A)oeoo:^. 
 
 V^oo^j womme, ^^'z/. Once. 2. 
 together; c/. 2o-6j?>^^. -^^ 
 oneness, unity. — -rfo^o^^ to 
 gather, collect, heap up. 
 2*so^jyo,^ womettuni (ajo^oO^)^ 
 V. n. To be gathered. 
 
 v/^oos3o^sS^ wommevuni (ajo-^oe), 
 v,n. To be united, to be as- 
 sociated. 
 
 Jeoo^s^of wornku, s. A lane, foot- 
 path; also Zjho^. 
 
 2^orlr wornde,^. A quarter seer; 
 also ^5' oil; cf. ??jsozf. 
 
 4too2or wormba, 7??/^. Nine. — ^ 
 the ninth. 
 ^vjoeooFo^ wormbuni, see -^oz^^f^. 
 
 >/ Eo=^ wokka, 
 
 ^J^e3^)3^ wokalati^, i'^^ ^^e;®. 
 ^•3-^d wokile, ^^^ ^^e^. 
 
 ^. The hip, waist. 
 
 ^•^j^^^ a string or thin girdle 
 
 round the waist. 
 
 ^t^^j wokkatt^, s. Concord, 
 
 unanimity. 
 £0=0,^0^ ?iwokkattuni(aj^^^), v.n. 
 
 To be in concord. 
 Jao=^C9, 2o=^rl wokkana, wokkane, 
 
 s. A heading, title, address. 
 
 2. style, composition; bet. "^ 
 
 ^^fS. ^3:Drfo^ to sign. 
 Eo^^oSo wokkayi, s. A single hand. 
 720=^0,^ wokkuni (^^e)' ^'- ^- To 
 
 scratch. 
 v/2o=^a'^wokkeliii,^. A tenant. -^ 
 
 ^^i to occupy, reside. — si^r^o^ 
 
 to be tenanted as a house, 
 
 place or garden. 
 ^zA,^> wokkelme, s. One of a 
 
 cultivating class called the 
 
 Bants, a Bant; fern. 
 
 Sot^^oa, 
 
 a 
 
 .J E«r(^ wogati^, ^. A riddle, an 
 enigma. 2. mystic language, 
 cant. — ^ sj^ii"^ an ambiguous 
 expression. 
 
 >/2«riD^ wogar^, s. Brackishness. 
 adj. Salty, brackish. 
 
 ^2or(c^o^ wogaruni {z^'f^^),v.n. To 
 become salty or brackish. 
 2«ri b^ wogg:at^, see 'i^'^3. 
 
 A 
 
 2ori ^A^ woggattuni, see zfh^^i^j^. 
 
 JzoT^d woggada, s. Oneness, con- 
 cord. -0"^)^, see Sjad a:^. 
 
2«r( wogga 
 
 90 
 
 Zid woda 
 
 i&grldfl woggsiime, s. Seasoning. 
 
 —sjscI)?) to season. 
 JeoAe)oo^ woggapini (^ts^), ^'. n. 
 
 To become one, be united. 
 ^l^oh woggi, ^. A handle, hook; 
 c/. cro?\ . — zi2;s03j a piece of 
 plank suspended on both ends, 
 for keeping things. — e?lb^ to 
 be of one mind, -^w^^ to 
 lay wait. 
 Zjiid 0^ wogg^undi, s. Depth. 
 2«2^c^ wocana, see ^si?^. 
 4^*^^3^^^ wocipuni (^e^), ^'. a. To 
 wipe off, rub out, efface. 
 2. to clean. 
 ^'^ Q> woccadi, adj. Single. 
 li^ wocci, s. A small whetting 
 board: /^to ajsi ^??. —rJe^soso 
 
 So- 
 
 a board for sharpening knives, 
 
 chisels elc. 
 Z^2^ oJoj^ wocciyuni (^^), ^. ^. 
 
 To deliver, give in charge; 
 
 also Sj^S tfjsL^F^); ^. Sj^cxjoo^. 
 ^ t^z^o^ woccuni (^^), '^'. a.ssee 
 
 a^ea^?). ~'2. to whet, sharpen 
 y (a knife). ^3. to row (a boat). 
 
 woja, wojaya, wojaye, woja, 
 wojedi, s. Deduction, subtrac- 
 tion, remission. —^ntTk>?i to 
 deduct, remit. 
 
 2o2^i^, 2«td^ wojany, wo'ane, s. A 
 load, weight, burden. 
 
 ENjtod, 2^2^ wjira, wojra, s. A 
 diamond; deL ^^. 
 
 ^o^o^6 wojire, ^. A vizier. 
 
 tobc)oao^o;:i wotayisuni (Sj&rooao 
 
 0^), z>. a. To gather. 2. to 
 
 change money, cash a cheque 
 
 or note. 
 2oe3e)C^ wotara, ^. The enclosure 
 
 of a house. 2. vicinity. 
 toU, e*ie3,^ wotta, wottavu s. 
 
 Discount, agio. 2. premium. 
 
 •djss:Da3orf— discount of a rupee. 
 ^o^ wotta, ^. The chin. 
 20^,0 wottam, ^. Money, cash. 
 E«b"3,d,'Eo^D,6 wottara, wottare, 
 
 <2^(^'. On the whole; c/. SjWo^. 
 2*jl3,r^ wottige, see SjWo^ao. 
 
 -^2«yo. wottu, s. Total. 2. amount, 
 sum. 3. the whole. ~7(dBJ( 
 the whole contract. — tto?) the 
 whole. ~^% ^^ aggregate 
 account, sum total, —■^'^■y^^ 
 to add, collect, heap, sum 
 up. SjUOjAO together, with, 
 along with ; on the whole. 
 
 is^yo,^ wottuni ('^o^^, v. a/ To 
 press. ^2. to heap, pile up. 
 Zj^, wotte, s. The lip, mouth. 
 
 n/^w^, wotte, s. A fissure, hole. 
 2. a potsherd. ^^'. Broken, 
 cracked. 
 toC3^ls3»' wod^tely, .y^^ CA)zf£^^. 
 
 ^ '^oC^ woda, /^.y//. With. 
 
 .eoC^o2o^=^, SoC^oOJ^ri wodambadi- 
 ke, wodambadige, s. Agree- 
 ment, consent, contract, cove- 
 nant. 2. a treaty. 
 
 Jtidoz:)^^^ wodambadipuni (a^rfo 
 80^), 7'. ^z. To consent, agree, 
 concur. 2. to be pleased. 
 
ZjU woda 
 
 91 
 
 uz^ wodda 
 
 y/zjii'5^ wodaki^, s. Bruise, frac- 
 ture. 2. a leak. -sj^osocreoSo a 
 prater, tell-tale. 
 tid'uO wodakari, see aj^^^rfs. 
 
 J uzi^^ wodatana, see 2o-d^ci. 
 
 ^tid^ wodati, 3-. A mistress. 
 
 Vio^le:* wodatel^, s. Breaking. 
 adj. Broken; c/. ^^^6. 
 
 s/ £oS^o3o wodaye, s. A proprietor, 
 master, lord. 
 z^tiiu^ wodar^, s. An additional 
 rafter or prop, used for sup- 
 porting a roof; also 2oz6B. 
 
 v^gd^^ wodali^i, see ctot^^. 
 
 slaves 53 wodave, s. Property in 
 general. 2. an ornament, 
 jewel. 
 
 agoo^ wodi, s. A border. 2. di- 
 vision, plot or range of rice- 
 fields. -^Wo^^ to put borders 
 in a field. 
 
 Jzj^ wodi, ^. a bubo. — Si5|^^ _ ?3X 
 4^, — (ys'Oj^ a bubo to break 
 out. 
 
 -/zo^^^ wodipuni, see a^zS^^. 
 
 ^/^o^oiojN wodiyuni (SoS), z'. /^./To 
 break. 2. to stoop, bend, as 
 a branch laden with fruits. 
 
 . Zi^o^ wodili^, see ^Ti:>. 
 to^^ wodive, see Zjii^, 
 
 7t«do, 2odo wodu, woddu, s. Igua- 
 na. — j^j&odoo^, ^^^Xo ^ an 
 
 A 
 
 iguana to get into a house; 
 (y%*.) to have a bad omen. 
 >/t«doo'^e3^, ^ouoo^5:3<^ wodunkely, 
 wodungeli^ ^. ^The end. 2. 
 boundary, limit. 
 
 JtiZhoA^^^ wodungeluni (2orioo-R 
 ^), 2/. n. To cease to bear 
 fruit. 
 loc^oozoo wodumbu, .?• Stupidity. 
 2. uselessness. adj. Stupid: 
 useless. 
 2*jdoo20oe;o wodumbulu, see "^ozkio 
 
 800 ejo. 
 E^r^Oog^ wodupuni (^^), ^. ^. To 
 pluck. 
 Jzod, Zjd^d wode, wodetaddye» 
 s. A kind of cake. 
 ijd wode, adv. Where? whither? 
 -^ow^ how far? how long? 
 2o-dh whereto? 
 ^Zjdi^ wodetana, s. Proprietor- 
 ship, mastery. 
 tocl^do^ wodetaruni (eozf^S), t'. n. 
 To suffer from the pain of a 
 boil ek. 
 ^Zj'd'^P wodepuni (^^), ^. a. To 
 
 break or break open. 
 >/^^J(:lo^oo^ wodeyuni {^^), v. ?i. To 
 
 break. 
 V2«rlo3o wodeye, see z^ricS^. 
 Zod^U^. wodewottu, s. A whole 
 
 60 
 
 family. 
 
 JtjZi, wodka, s. End, termination. 
 
 y 2. bruise. <2^'. Broken. — crooSo 
 
 the last man. -Sji^^^s, Sji^c^S 
 
 inferior rice imported from 
 
 the Ghats, broken rice. 
 
 ^,t^.do^ wodkel^,^. Finishing, end. 
 
 , Zjzi wodda, adj. Flowing, -^e& 
 a, 
 flowing water. 
 
 eorF5)d;^woddavuni, c.v. (o/2oTii 
 ^) To turn, stretch, cast, set. 
 

 wodda 
 
 92 2oSD„ wotta 
 
 J o^^S— to turn flowing water 
 
 J into a field eU.J^l— to hold 
 
 or stretch out the hand. 
 
 80e3_ to cast a net. eA)-doe'o— 
 
 to set up a snare. ( 
 
 ^oCS■^s^ woddali^, s. A stalwart 
 
 or well formed man. 
 Zo^ woddi, see ca)^ . 
 JiZiZi^ woddu, ^."^ Stubble, sfi.see 
 
 J ^oC^j ^ wodduni (^^), 7^. aJ^Q 
 hold 6"^ stretch out, as the 
 J hand. 7.'. ;^riTo flow, run. 
 J Zozl wodde, ^. Multiplication 
 
 table. 
 
 2*jrlJS^^r\woddolaga, s. A royal 
 assembly, darbar. 
 
 2«^ wodta, ^. A stroke, beating. 
 2. gain, emolument. 
 
 ^oCl wodte, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 2^.>^e3* wodtel^, ^^^ a^i^i^. 
 
 wG^s;Jj^ wodpavuni, <:. 7'. (^/ Sj 
 ^0^^) To cause to pluck, 
 bend, sink in. 2. to lessen, 
 J diminish. >5.to drain. o)e5— 
 to drain a rice-field after 
 sowing or before reaping. 
 4. to change, as money. 
 n/ toC^J^ wodpu, ^. Plucking. • 
 yeoC^j^^ wodpuni (SoS), -jy. «.^>To 
 pluck. ^2. to lessen, decrease. 
 Je^clc^, 2«(3^nr3 wodyane,wodyana, 
 J. A belt or girdle, made 
 of gold etc. and generally 
 worn by a devil-dancer. 
 
 Sot^o^oh^ wodyungila, ^. A ring 
 
 with engraving 
 females. 
 
 worn by 
 
 Eodjn ^ wodyuni, see ^JT^o^^. 
 
 ^^oD3*or\G^ won^ngeliji, adj. Dry, 
 withered; lean, thin; also^^ 
 
 ^c^r^=3^b^., 2*jr9=3^^ wonakatt\^, wo- 
 
 nakatte, adj.^Dried. 2. stiff. 
 
 ^. faded, emaciated; c/. s^ps 
 
 VaoCS^^o^ wonakel^, ^.-^ Dryness. 
 
 e^rasS wonape, adj. Bitter, astrin- 
 gent. 
 • e*jr3D^ wonar^, see ^^B. 
 yaors)?^^ wonas^, see CA)r®oJ. 
 2ofl wone, s. Bail, security. 
 -5i)o3o a bail, bondsman. 
 
 Zo^ wotta, ^^^ CAD;^. 
 
 wottatt^, 5". One side, 
 •a? 
 
 Ls) to keep aside. 
 Jzj^oi^, &o3^ojo wottaya, wotta- 
 ya, s. Force, compulsion. 
 2. persuasion, coaxing; also 
 ^ss^odo. —-s^js^o^^ to force; to 
 persuade. 
 
 Zji^6 wottare, see ^^-8. 
 
 z^^iS wottare, s. Extremity, 
 corner. 2. order, arrange- 
 ment. — aeSboi to keep in a 
 corner, put in order- —if^h^ 
 to move aside — tJo^j^^ to 
 gather. 
 
 2o^ ^ d wottakshara, s. An under 
 letter. 
 
 2o3;5pr3 wottana, s. One place, 
 or side. 
 Jao3^5S^ wottavuni, ^. z'. (o/2^^2d 
 
 adv. Aside, in a corner 
 
ti^^ wotti 
 
 93 
 
 Zo^D^ woppa 
 
 o)) To cause to press. 2. to 
 be impressed or sealed. 
 
 s/Zo^ wotti, s. A pawn, pledge. 
 _ae^^^ to pawn. 
 
 ^tj^^ wottu, ^. The mark of 
 aspiration under a letter; 
 a kerned letter. ^2. closeness, 
 thickness. -Q^E:^ to place 
 closely, fix firmly; to foment. 
 
 -D?5 
 
 ')P^c^ or zj^S-dov^ to 
 
 reproach or abuse indirectly. 
 2o ^^ ^^ , Zo iJ^ ^0^ wottu ttu, wot- 
 
 tottu, ad7'. Very closely. 
 jSoSb^^ wottuni, 7'. a. To press. 
 
 2. shampoo. 3. to seal, stamp. 
 
 V. n. To be close, or thick set. 
 y^ui wotte, adj. Single, solitary. 
 
 to|^ wotte, see 2oB^. 
 vAjigSS wottele, s. An oppressor. 
 ojdn^ wodag^, s. Haste, speed. 
 
 —Tio^'^^ to make haste, to 
 
 hasten. 
 ^^todrra;^^, wodagavuni, c. v. {of 
 
 2jrfA0^) To procure, supply. 
 
 2. to prepare. 3. to assist; 
 
 also Zj-^T^E'^JdhF ^. 
 
 ^^todrio?^ wodaguni (z^^K)^ v. n^To 
 be opportune, or ready. V2. 
 to prosper. 
 
 Eodc^ wodari^, see zs^^. 
 
 toD wodi,^. Phlegm, phlegmatic 
 humour. -5i3o^?i phlegm to 
 gather in the throat, tobreathe 
 hard; to become hoarse. — ^ 
 e34^ phlegm to rattle. 
 
 ^^iC3ojoo^ wodeyuni, see ero^^^. 
 
 2odca^^^woddadpavuni, c.v.{of 
 8ucro 5^^) To oppress, molest. 
 
 2o(:3i)ei woddata, s. Hardship, 
 difficulty, misfortune. 2. suf- 
 fering from any disease. 
 
 eoC3^3^j?o, eoC3^C3^^^ woddaduni, 
 woddadi^puni (^^^), ^'. '^- To 
 be in distress, strive with 
 difficulties. 2. to be pro- 
 strated from illness. 
 
 tiUD^)'^ woddavuni, see Zjcut)^^. 
 
 ^odo ?i wodduni, see 2^cd^^. 
 Jzjd wodde,^. Wetness, moisture. 
 adj. Wet; ^/. ^|. ^>^. oi, 
 
 ^g^ wona, see -^^. 
 
 Zj^t> wonape, see a^r©^. 
 7eocjD* wonaryi, ^. An art, skill, 
 cunning. 2. means, device, 
 attempt. — tooSo a contriver, 
 schemer; also ^oo^5. 
 
 &oc5c)o^d wonantara, see Ti^- 
 
 z^t>A, Zj^, Eo^r^ wopage, woppa, 
 woppage, adz'. Jointly, in 
 company with. adj. (2^^) 
 Joint; accessary; neighbour- 
 ing. Sj^craoSo a companion, 
 attendant. So^ ;^&3^?3^o3o born 
 of the same parents, a brother. 
 
 ^^JSJOD wopala, see 2o^^<sjd. 
 y^o^od woppanda, s. An agree- 
 ment, contract. 2. an alli- 
 ance, treaty. 
 ^iSl?od woppasale, s. Flattery. 
 N/toS5^^4c^, ^o^oJJ^sS^ woppavuni, 
 woppiyavuni, c. v. {of '^^^^ 
 •^To cause to consent or agree. 
 
 2. to persuade, prevail upon. 
 
 3. to level. so-cOT^^ ^c"rf a level- 
 led field. 
 
z^h^ woppi 94 tod wora 
 
 Jzoh.A woppige, s. Consent, as- 
 sent, agreement; compliance. 
 y tcoj^ojjo^, 2oaj^o5jsr?o^ woppi- 
 yuni, woppiyonuni (2^^), v. a 
 To admit, acknowledge; to ac- 
 quiesce in. v.n. To agree to, 
 assent, consent. 2. to comply 
 with. 3. to be fit, suitable. 
 4. to resemble. 
 Jio^^ woppu, s. Signature, -j:^ 
 ^0^ to sign. 
 1^'^ii^'^ wopportu, see z^^t^^^f. 
 
 Js^i^o^T^, tu2J oeSwobbantige, wo- 
 
 bbante, s, A single man. ad'v. 
 
 Alone. 
 
 lo^o, womma, intj. of surprise. 
 
 Lo^vj,3 wommuta, see z^ci^t. 
 
 J J2. harmony, unanimity. Z.see 
 
 2*js5j, womme, see a^o^. 
 2«oJo^ woyana, see ^oc^o^. 
 VtoOdje;o^ woyaluni (200^06), v, n. 
 To reel, stagger. 
 CoOSj woyi, ^^^ ^So. 2. a pole, 
 
 staff. 
 EoOS.^ woyite, see a^ca. 
 2o05j?o woyina, i"^^ ^odj?:^. 
 
 -ytoO^oe:^ woyil^, .?. The force or 
 velocity of a stream etc. 
 
 EoO^o^^a^ woyisili^, j^^ z^h^. 
 
 ^o05J?J0Qi, tuO^j^gJSrso^ woyisuni, 
 woyisonuni, see ^^:do^. 
 
 toOJJo woyya, ^Wy. A sound ut- 
 tered by labourers by way 
 of encouragement when draw- 
 ing anything very ponderous. 
 — sjDTl)^ to utter this sound. 
 
 EoOJjo^j^woyyaluni,^6'6: Socdooo?). 
 
 e-jO^JDo^ woyyana, ^^^ ^odoj^. 
 
 Jio0^"9od woyyara, ^. Coquetry, 
 affectation, foppery. — ^^"Ov^, 
 eoodj?)o&4^ to be affected or 
 foppish. 
 ^Ik>^ WOT}}, num. One, single, 
 solitary, esp. m cpds^ as 
 — 5ra« one eye etc. 
 z^T^ woru, see Zx6^- 
 4 loO wora, cidv. Once, at once. 
 — So"d each time, now and then. 
 eoOoe3^, todoajj woranti^, woran- 
 tu, .y. Hatred, ill-will. 2. re- 
 taliation. 
 SodckJo^worantuni (Sj^cO), v.n. 
 
 To hate. 2. to retaliate. 
 2/od=a woraka, s. Gold leaf; gilt. 
 2.050^ j^ woyipane, s. A kind of V'i^^^ woraka, J. A watery place. 
 
 wooden comb to pick lice with; 
 
 also CAD'd^. 
 VIv.o5jSj^^^ woyipavuni, ^. 7'. {of 
 
 2o03jj5)^) To cause to draw or 
 
 pull. 
 JtwO^.o^^woyipuni, v. a. To draw, 
 
 pull, drag. 
 toOSj^JS^woyimale, ^. Feigning, 
 
 pretence; insinuation. 
 
 x/lodn* woragi^, s. A cuchion to 
 lean the back upon. — ^orf a 
 wooden seat with a back. 
 
 N^drij^) woraguni (So-d^), r. n. To 
 lean the l);u'k against or upon 
 anything, to recline. 
 
 ^/todlij^ woratuni {}^'^), '. //• To 
 wrangle. 2. to importunate. 
 3. to haggle; cf. c^rfouj^. 
 
1^6 wora 
 
 95 
 
 Sod wore 
 
 £cd:^ worada, s. A collection, 
 subscription ; c/. ZjoB-R. 
 
 z^C£^^ woraui^L, s. A pagoda, coin 
 of four Rupees. — 20or© gold 
 below the highest touch. ^ 
 ^^e5— a coin of the value of 
 13 gold fanams. 
 
 tsiC^, Z0DD3 worata, worata, s. 
 Urgency, necessity; pressure. 
 2. an urgent demand; im- 
 portunity. — 8ael3 a notice of 
 demand for collection of rent. 
 —•^^^^ to demand, impor- 
 tune, urge. ^j^^Tio— a peremp- 
 tory demand. 
 
 2odl worate, s. The name of a 
 
 female demon. 
 ^todcj-seJ woradata, s. Mutual 
 wrangling, disputation, or 
 contention. 
 ^i^OcTOCao?^ woradaduni (^s^^^), 
 z'.n. To wrangle, contend, 
 quarrel. 
 
 toda woradi, see ^sr. 
 
 toddj^ woraduni, see Zjz^^f^. 
 
 tNjd^^ worani^, see 2oTi^. 
 
 todzSo^ worabel^, s. Rice once 
 
 cleared of its husk only, 
 yiido* worali^, ^.^'A large mortar. 
 ^ 2 /see 2^-^f. 
 
 /sod^B worale, s. A termite, white 
 ant. 
 
 tsjd?u6, Eod;d<^worasare, worasale, 
 s. A kind of sham-fight in 
 connection with a temple- 
 festival, —"^l^oi, _s:n)cSo^ to 
 play this sham-fight. 
 
 tod^ woraha, see Zjt^tt. 
 
 J Eod%"^ woral^, s. The plough- 
 man's song. —trob4^, _ 2oO30 
 ^^i, — 3j^t1)^ to sing such a 
 song. 
 
 SoD^ci*, EoD'Sl^ worady, worada, 
 
 see So'dc^. 
 
 s^jD^eo* worani^, see aj:^5i. 
 JEoD wori, adj. Single, solitary. 
 £oO=^ worike, see SoS;^. 
 
 >/to050-s^^, £o?3-sr5S^ woripavuni, 
 worpavuni, c. v. (of SoD^^i)^To 
 spare. 2. to protect. 3. to 
 assist, help. 
 
 xi'toO^^, 2*jD0Jjj^ woripuni, wori- 
 yuni (2^^), v. n. To remain, be 
 left. 2. to survive. 
 
 ^''soOsS, ioC35o^ woripe, woripeli^, 
 ^\ Remnant, adj. Remaining. 
 
 YtoOoSo, 2oa3.r woriye,worye,//^. 
 A single ^r solitary man. 
 e^nph. — ^, — :2 alone, singly. 
 Vtodo woru, 3". Features, form, 
 mark, shape. — s^ax^j^, — ^§j 
 4'2et^?) to be changed, as one's 
 features, —t^^^^ to recognise, 
 identify. 
 
 lodod woruva, see ajsir. 
 
 todoSTsd woruvara, adv. Once. 
 >/to6 wore, s. A scabbard, sheath. 
 
 1060=5^0^ worenkuni (2ot5c^), 7/. «. 
 To roll on the ground, in the 
 dust or mire; also "^o^Octi. 
 
 i^t^^ worekalli^, s. A touch- 
 stone; also 0^013^6, 
 
 e*j6^j?)6 worekore, i". Oblitera- 
 tion. 
 
Eod wore 
 
 96 
 
 ZjZi:)F wordu 
 
 tjd'^o^ wore^uni, see Sjt^aos). 
 2*i33g)^ worepuni, see eroi?^^. 
 2*i6s52;^ worepel^, see Zi^-t>6. 
 Ij6^^ worevuni (2ot5), v. a. To 
 rub, wipe, cause to corrode. 
 
 2. to tease, trouble ; c/. £A)t5^^. 
 2odJoJ^) woresuni (^^oJ), v.n. To 
 
 dimiuish, wear off. 2. to glide. 
 
 3. to fail. 7>.a. To rub, wipe. 
 Lo^FoDs^ workannvL, s. A single 
 
 eye. 
 
 2«=3^r^ workadi, ^^■. One sided. 
 2. partially developed. — eSe"^ 
 a drooping (?;' languid person. 
 _t?^o^^ to cut or pare on one 
 side of any thing. — rleoor^ to 
 develop gradually, as a creep- 
 er or the kernel of a tender 
 cocoanut. —ssudosj one half 
 of a cocoanut. 
 
 2o^rcl workade, s. A stick in 
 the manure. 
 
 ^o=5c)rD^ workaryi, ^. A single 
 leg. — S eroo^^ to stand on 
 one leg. 
 
 toxS^oroaS v\^orkumbe, adv. Alone. 
 
 2Aj=^r^ workenni, s. One of the 
 cheeks or temples. —=5^0^ 
 hemicrania. 
 
 ^o?1^ worga, s. A class, commu- 
 nity; a tribe. 2. a proprie- 
 tary land. 3. {pi ere.) the 
 ledger (book). 4. transfer, 
 shift. — ^^, — cTOoSo, _nDT5 a 
 proprietor, landlord, -'^h^ 
 to be transferred; also ^Xr. 
 
 ^ohrsjc^ worgipuni {^'^^), t'. dz. 
 To arrange or classify ac- 
 
 counts in the ledger; also 
 
 2or1or^ worguni (2oKr), v, n. To 
 agree (any food) with one's 
 stomach. 2. to have a relish 
 for a particular dish. 3. to 
 agree with a proposition. 
 
 torirsS, ^mAj^f'^ worgele, worgole, 
 s.A man who can relish or 
 digest anything. 
 
 e^jT^JS^fD worgori, s. The first of 
 a breed of fowls. 
 
 tot^F worja, see ^3^r. 
 
 e^iZoF^^ worjipuni, see ^^r^^. 
 
 EoraF worna, ^^^ ^^f. 
 
 Eoi^F worta. see Sj-d^. 
 J^^jvlF worti, pron. A single 
 woman. 
 
 ^oiF worte, see 2^-^^- 2. see So£^. 
 
 t^diF worda, adj. Bent, crooked, 
 tortuous, uneven. — ^jat)^ to 
 cast a side-glance, to leer; to 
 squint. —zji>Ti:)^ to place 
 crookedly. — ^©^o^ to talk 
 evasively — eojs-do?) to fall 
 obliquely; also -^p^^. 
 
 2*jdFori^^ wordang^el^j^^y. Crook- 
 ed, curved; inclined, bent. 
 
 Zj1Z?)F^^ wordavuni, c. t. {of Sj 
 nior^) To incline, slope, form 
 with a slope. 
 Jto^F wordi, s. Report, news, 
 intimation. -=#ja2^F^, irfjo&:Oj 
 ii^i to report, intimate; also 
 
 toCijF^ worduni (^^^^ "''- ^^- "^^ 
 bend, bow. 2. to lean on one 
 side. 
 
todr worde 
 
 97 
 
 z^^ wola 
 
 todr©^ wordely, aJj. Bent, ob- 
 lique, .s". A bend, crook. 
 
 t^cSr^ wordele, s. A capricious 
 man. 
 
 e^c^F worna, ^. Shape; see ^rer. 
 Sj^rrf e3^^^ as before. 
 
 tordrrl wornaga, adv. Formerly, 
 once upon a time. 
 
 toc5"sr© wornali,.y. A single pulse 
 or artery. 2. tbe uvula. 3. 
 a swelling in one of the ker- 
 nels of the throat ; c/. ^^i>f€. 
 
 SoSJFsS worpale, s. A lean, thin 
 man. 2. a single leaf. 3. a 
 mat made of single palmyra 
 leaves. 4. a small mat for 
 one person; c/. ajzors?. 
 
 ^ocg)^^l worpude, s. Torment, 
 trouble. 2. one side. 
 
 ZjZ^-d worpude, s. A single load. 
 
 Eo^r worpe, see 2ot>-^. 
 vyto^r;^or, ^o^r<^^ worportu, 
 worpoltu, s. Half a day. — rf 
 £S?e3 half a day's labour; 
 work that can be finished 
 within half a day. 
 
 ZjZ^f^ worbadi, adj. Single. 
 —=^00^ a garment, a small 
 piece of cloth, adv. Whole, 
 all over, entire. 
 
 coSord, EoZjr^ worbale, worbale, 
 ^. A single slip of a bamboo. 
 2. a bangle. 
 
 tjZoora worbuddhi, s. Union, 
 
 harmony. 
 LoZooF^ worbule, s. A single crop, 
 tosp^rri worbhao^a, ^. A single 
 
 part, portion or division. 
 
 ZjZi':iF worma, s. A vital organ 
 or member; also ^^r. 2. 
 a secret. — - secret; pricking; 
 vital. —^ 3=DA a vital part. — c; 
 s:^®^ a secret that will affect 
 a person. 
 
 to^OFu wormara, s. The trunk of 
 a tree lopped of its branches. 
 
 tosSoF, Lodora^ worme, worme- 
 la, adv. Throughout, every- 
 where, all over. 
 
 ZoOSdF worya, s. Remainder. 
 _=^orfjr conclusion. — ?io=^y 
 dangerous sickness. 
 
 toe^^worla, s. A seer, a measure 
 equal to eighty tolas. -ecraS 
 a seer of paddy. — eroSasoSj 
 (ItL a man worth a seer of 
 paddy), a worthless man. 
 
 2*j^>0F^ worluni, see 2^:ioF^. 
 y/'ojziF worva, ^.tjrookedness.] adj. 
 Oblique, slope; c/. ^^. -^"^o 
 ^vi to stand crookedly. — s:^^ 
 ■rfooi to talk evasively. 
 
 Eo^TSFd worvara, see Sj-dosro-d. 
 
 Zor^F worsa, ^. A year; also'^^F. 
 VLe:^or\j^ woli^nguni (Sj^oK), t'. ;z. 
 To move in a circle or to 
 and fro. 
 
 lo^orlj^ wolanguiii(^2;oK),^'. 7^. 
 To incline, lean. 
 s/2*3^od^, ^0^0^53 wolandala, wo- 
 
 landale, s. Swoon, fainting. 
 ^Zj^o^, z^v^^ wolampu, wolap^, 
 
 V si Cleanliness, purity. v2. af- 
 fectation in Avalking. 
 
 y/z,^z^'^ wolapuni (a^o), v. a. To 
 love. 2. to fondle. 
 
2o^ wola 
 
 98 
 
 ZjT^ wosa 
 
 2«o?:jje>o2)j wolamayi, s. Pasture. 
 — s;):!)^ to tie cattle for graz- 
 ing; also Cf0^-^j^03x 
 J t^i^sSo, 2«i;o^j wolame, wolume, 
 s. Affection, love, kindness. 
 
 2«^rj* wo\a,S]^f adj. Putrid, stink- 
 ing, dirty, unclean; also^^o^- 
 
 loSJS wola, Mj. Behold! lo! 
 
 'oo0 oli, An affix to 7.'erbs mean- 
 ing can, e.g. ^o^j|^e3 can 
 make, or can be made; ^e 
 4»«5 can go; ^e^SjsO can read, 
 etc. (ppp. to 200^ cannot). 
 J Zd€> woli, ^. A cadjan leaf used 
 to write upon. — ^ ^oi^o^ a 
 basket made of cadjan leaves. 
 >/^o©^ wolipu, s. The skin. 2. 
 the skin of a snake. 3. shape. 
 —7^5^^ to cast off the skin, as 
 a snake. 
 
 2o0^^ wolipuni (aje3), V. n. To 
 be possessed with a demon. 
 
 toOs2 wolipe, ^. Gratuitous sup- 
 plies to persons of distinction. 
 
 4 2. a present, gift. —€ji>hF?i to 
 give a present; <2/.y^ eroeS^. 
 
 i^©sJod wolimade, ^. A place 
 where devil-dancers are paint- 
 ed. 
 V ZgOol)0^ woliyuni (2^«5), 7'. n. To 
 favour, be kind, as superiors 
 to inferiors. 
 
 e^^jorlj^ wolunguni, see ajeJoXos). 
 
 '6o'i wole, ;^/. o/ 2je^3. 
 
 tg'i^Sj) woleppu, J^^ «3^. 
 
 ^o^ wolpa, ^^^ ^^«^- 
 J 2«^:^ wolpe, J. Purity; c/. ajfi^o^. 
 2. ^^£' 8oe5;3. 
 
 e^d wolbe, 5". A kind of paddy- 
 field. 
 ^od wolme, see Sjc^o^o. 
 
 JioorsT^ wollanige, s. A cloth 
 '^ . , ... 
 covering the privities. 
 
 uoD7;f wollas^, see ^^7i. 
 
 J^o0 woUi, s. The sheet, t.e. a 
 
 broad piece of cloth, used 
 
 for covering the body in bed. 
 
 2. a laced cloth for wearing; 
 
 also 2o6 . 
 
 en , 
 
 Jiod , Eo^ wolle, wolle, ^.-^A water- 
 snake. 2. see 2o€^. 
 
 ^os3=^J?)^ woUekodi, s. A medi- 
 cinal plant Memecylon am- 
 plexicaule. 
 
 Eo53 wolve,.y. Resemblance, simi- 
 larity. 
 
 SajS^) wovu, intg. pron. Which V 
 what? s^^e^ whatever, any- 
 thing. 
 
 2«^^j wovulu, see h^^. 
 
 2o2J wosa, s. Charge, possession. 
 2. subjection; also ^^. -e?b^ 
 to pass into possession, to 
 submit; to be facinated, 
 charmed. — -si^s^^j^^ to take 
 charge of; to subject, subdue; 
 to gain over, enchant, charm, 
 decoy. 
 
 lo^e^^, ^o^^©, ^0^^© wosil^, wo- 
 sili, woseli, s. Bias, partiality; 
 also ^^ee3. -^s;<o^» to be par- 
 tial. 
 J W7iif\, 1^^^:^, io?oo3o wosage, wo- 
 6aya,wosaye, s. News. 2. Wv 
 ceremony of sending a mes- 
 senger to a girl's husband 
 
EwX wosa 
 
 99 
 
 Lo^ wonte 
 
 or parents, with the news 
 of her attaining puberty. —^ 
 T^s^i^j^ to send such a message. 
 X?io^ wosari^, s. A spring, foun- 
 tain. ^^— a fountain-head. 
 t>o^~ an oozing ^r trickling 
 spring. 4^— a lateral spring. 
 >/to?jdo^ wosaruni (^?^^), '^'. n. To 
 ooze, leak. 
 E*,ro^e3^ wosili^, see Sj^?^. 
 £o?uJ3oo wosulu, s. Collection or 
 recovery of any dues; also 
 •^7ijse;o. —-rfo^o^S) to collect, 
 recover. 
 ^'Ui^ wola, ^^y Inner, internal. 
 ^2. secret, private; also ^'^• 
 — ^j^ intermeddling ; collu- 
 sion, conspiracy, 
 to^rr^^^ wolagapini(2o^A^), v.n. 
 To submit, obey. 2. to adhere, 
 as to a party. 
 ^/^g^rtoyo. wolaguttu, s. A secret, 
 mystery. 
 00^2^0^ wolacil^, s. A grove, 
 
 under-wood; a fenced wood 
 near a house; also <^^€. 
 
 Eo^do^j, wolamattu, s. The in- 
 ternal measurement of a given 
 area, or of a hollow thing. 
 
 ^o^^3^)rl^ wolamarga, ^. A by- 
 path, footpath; also cto^^^toXf. 
 ■v/e«^^^ e«^^4 wolavu, wolavu, 
 .y.^Curve, bend; inclination. 
 y 2. the mind,v^ecret thought. 
 
 E^^sjoooao^ wolamundil^, s. The 
 inner courtyard of a house. 
 
 ^o^;^o^^, eo«;^?^o2;^o wolasanci, wo- 
 lasancu, s. Collusion, conspi- 
 racy, plot. 
 
 ^o^?oJ^^, wolasutra, s. The inner 
 frame of a door or window. 
 Vlg^ well, s. Light, splendour. 
 >/eo«?o^?j wolepuni (sj^), 7-. ^. To 
 call. 
 
 toS?^^ wolevuni, see CA)e3^^. 
 
 e«<^, 2*.^, Eo^_j^, eo< wolty, 
 wolta, woltu, wolpa, see ^s;^o. 
 
 2o^>=^JS^ wollekodi, see a^^^jsCi. 
 
 to wo, The twelfth letter of the 
 
 alphabet. In MSS. it is often 
 
 written 43?- 
 tj wo, intj. 0! oh! as^ So dd^js 
 
 Rama! §o S9s^ mother! 
 -J loo=5^d wonkade, .f. An effort to 
 
 vomit, retching. 2. heav- 
 
 WO 
 
 ing of the belly, -^s'ouo^?) to 
 
 vomit. 
 .ljo?^^dj^wongeruni(S3o^e5),^.^/. 
 
 To listen. 2. to overhear, 
 
 eavesdrop. 
 taoei wonti, see z^o^. 
 ^/ioo^ wonte, s, A kind of large 
 
 9* 
 
£oo^ wonte 
 
 100 
 
 2. a pipe made of 
 
 do wodya 
 
 thin reed, 
 reed. 
 loo^ wonte, see §oy. 
 
 JLo^^^ wontepuli, ^. The sour 
 fruit of Gar cilia cambogia\ 
 also »D?if ;^^, 0^rss^. 
 iao^o wondu, {ahbr. of §j^oo-rfo) 
 Where is it? 
 ViiO»l wonti, J-. A blood-sucker, 
 salamander. —3^0^ a swell- 
 ing of the face. — ^Ji)^ a 
 kind of fish. 
 JL.=5^^, tj^j^ wokali, wokuli, j. 
 Crimsoned turmeric water. 
 — 2i*y squirting this red li- 
 quid upon passers by etc, at 
 the conclusion of an impor- 
 tant temple festival or of a 
 marriage; also ^Tjzi. 
 J tj^aJ? C9o^ wokonuni (Sj^jsf^), ^. ^. 
 
 To answer to a call. 
 Jto^G^JSrso^ wononuni, ^^^ ^oi^e^o^. 
 ij2d woci, s. A pair, couple. 
 
 — sjdtSo^ to pair, couple. 
 tit=j, tjti^ w5ja, wojVsa, s. Light, 
 splendour. 2. strength. 3. 
 bravery, valour. 
 tatsiD wojja, Mj. Hailing, calling 
 out to a person at a distance. 
 hiZdj wojju, s. A tie, knot. — s^ 
 ^oi to tie. 
 >/ tiij wota, s. Running, race. 2. 
 the current of a stream, sail- 
 ing of a vessel. 
 -i tosS^s? wotepuli, see £joB^^. 
 
 Jtid woda, s. A boat, wherry. 
 -cjsiib a boatman. -3i sod a 
 
 net for throwing from a boat. 
 -■s^j^oso a boat-shaped wooden 
 trough. 
 
 VtodO wodari, s.'A potter. 2. a 
 term of reproach implying 
 want of sense. — ^(yri, _e5??3 
 the potter's work; a clumsy 
 ^r ill-executed work. 
 tj^^g^^^, wodikattu, s. A religious 
 or social association of mem- 
 bers of the same caste at 
 board, festival, marriage elc; 
 
 Cf. ^JSt^JAO,. 
 
 4'^^^^ , Ij^o wodil^, wodu, s. A 
 
 potsherd. 2. a tile. 
 n/LiJ^j^ woduni (§jS), ?:^. ?^. To 
 
 run. deS"^ roots to spread 
 
 in every direction, 
 ^d wode, see Zi&. 
 
 titi, tidri^ wode, wodegy, adv. 
 
 Where? cf. h^^. 
 L^oSo wodreyi, ahbr. of Sjt^^ 
 
 JL>r5 woni, s. A lane, alley. 
 Lcl wone, see enn.^. 
 
 tjfl£3i)o3jwonedaye, ^. Anareca- 
 
 nut planter. 2. the name of 
 
 a caste. 3. a lame man. 
 >* LctssJ^ wodavuni, c. v. (of h:i:>^) 
 
 To cause to read, to teach 
 
 how to read. 
 Jl^a?^, lado wodige, wodu, s. 
 
 Reading, perusal. 
 Jtido^ woduni (^S), v. a. To 
 
 read, peruse. 
 
 read over to another. 
 t>dc wodya, sec ^^^. 
 
 §jcStS ^fjv^i to 
 
ti^e) wona 
 
 lai 
 
 tos5 Woie 
 
 L^rado wonama, s. The first 
 letters with which a Hindu 
 commences his studies, mean- 
 ing 'I make obeisance to the 
 Infinite'. 2. an alphabet. 
 tjSJ?j"353 wopasale, see zji^^ie. 
 Jlo^^D^ wopadi, adv. Like, ac- 
 cording to. 
 Jlo^ wopu, s. Polish. ~^ ^o3j>n 
 a fine kind of sand used for 
 polishing jewellery, —^jdhr^, 
 —zj^iTid^ to polish. 
 L^j^-soSo wopedaye, fro. What 
 man? tnlj. An expression of 
 contempt. 
 iitSa^ wobel^, s. The song of 
 women sung while transplant- 
 ing rice-plants. 
 >/^loSJo woma, s. The seed of bishop's 
 weed, common caraway, 5/- 
 son amomum^ Ptychotis ajo- 
 wan. 2. any small seed. 
 L^o woma, see ^js?^o. 
 J'tiSJo^ womana, adj. Darling, 
 dear. s. Fondness, tender- 
 ness. 
 -^ijOSj woyi, intj. A polite form of 
 &3 used in hailing, or in ans- 
 wering the call of a superior 
 person. §jodj3 sir! 
 v/'iiOaj=^^ woyikkane, s. A quill 
 of a porcupine. 
 iiOJOo woyya, see SooiJoo. 
 iaU^y worata, see so.'seiu^y. 
 taO wori, s. A kind of whisky. 
 V^tiO?^ worige, ^. Grumblingfhowl. 
 v/ 2.tallness, height. 
 ijQo3o^^ , hjo'^^c^ woriyilly, wo- 
 
 rill^, .y. A hut. 2. a house 
 
 with quarrelling inhabitans. 
 
 LDojoo^ woriyuni (^5), v. n. 
 
 To grumble; see z^t>^^. 
 iodo^ woruni (2j^), i\ n. To 
 prate, babble; to wrangle. 
 iij6 wore, adj. Crooked; bent. 
 i ^6#J3^d worekore, adj. Oblique, 
 uneven, irregular. 
 136^53^, L6js4^ worsvuni, wo- 
 rovuni (Sj^, ^"^js), ^'.t/. To be 
 grumbling; to quarrel conti- 
 nually. 
 LdOc^^) woryuni, see Sjoodoo^. 
 JL^ri wolaga, s. A royal assem- 
 bly, durbar. 
 N/lo^ri wolaga, s. A band of mu- 
 sicians. — nsoSo a musician. 
 —-^^Zs^t^ to play upon musical 
 instruments. 
 >/L^o5o wolayi, s. Menial service 
 of Pariahs. — cjdoSo a menial 
 servant. 
 7L3^o5:)^^) wolayipuni (Sjsjoso), 
 V. a. To serve. 2. to do ho- 
 i^age. [ever. 
 
 tiSJSOSo wolayi, adv. Always, 
 L)C) woli, s. A festival in honor 
 
 of cupid; het. ^.^?^. 
 ti©r^ wolige, ^^^ ^J3ee3>^- 
 LQoJj, woliya, .y. A furrow, 
 trench in the earth made by 
 a spade or pickaxe. —7^^^ 
 to make a trench, 
 tj^o wolu, adv. As, like. s. 
 Likeness, resemblance, 
 -/to^ wole, s. A metallic ear-ring. 
 2. a palmyra leaf rolled up 
 
'6o^ W018' 
 
 102 
 
 ?3^o a^lu 
 
 and put info the hole of a 
 female's ear. 3. a letter or 
 epistle inscribed on a palmyra 
 leaf. — TTOT? the carrier of such 
 a message. — sSe^jaggorymade 
 of palm juice. 
 
 tidri woleg-a, see SooX. 
 J ios3?ij^ woleguni (SjeSK), z'. nJTo 
 sit in state.) 2. to lean, recline. 
 3. to tremble as a demon- 
 priest. 
 
 L)«3s:5or3on^ wolemanang^, s. A 
 kind of fish. 
 
 iiV^ wolya, see Sje3a^o. 
 
 L^ wovu, mf£^. Which ? what ? 
 tj^JS)^ woho, t'nlj. Oh! oh! 
 
 ti^n^ woligi;i, adj. Flexible, pli- 
 able. 
 i^^A wolige, see ^jse^^?. 
 
 ^ii'^^i wolu, adz'. Where? -e;^, 2j 
 ^j?>?^oe;3, Sjeipso'rfe'D anywhere, 
 everywhere. Sof^. 2j'^j^, Sj 
 ^io^o ^herefrom? whence? 
 2^^ of what place? ^jSo^ 
 where? whither? in what 
 place? whereabout? 
 
 ij^ wole, see §je3. 
 
 ^ au, The thirteenth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 ^^l!oT^o^ aunkuni (^c^), ^'. <3!. To 
 press down. 
 
 ?ooUj auntu, ^. Arrogance, in- 
 solence, pride. 
 
 ^o^Q^ aumpuni (^o), "c'.a. To 
 chew, mumble, bite softly. 
 
 O^j autu, J. End, termination. 
 ~^h^ to be finished. 
 
 ^d aude, ^. Dolichos cat Jang ; 
 
 O^ auta, s. The letter S? in 
 combination with a conso- 
 nant, as in ?f3. —"^jdhr^ to 
 combine it so. 
 
 AU 
 
 !3sra, O^^ autana, autana, j. A 
 grand dinner. — rfos^o.^ to 
 give such a dinner. 
 
 !3ne)0jjF audarya- see erocroxj. 
 
 Oa audi, s. sec es^q^. 
 
 ?3'dj^^ audrelia, see a\)^e3'. 
 
 ?3'd aura, z^^^". Light, not heavy; 
 
 cf. soXo-d. 
 2o2^^o^ ausaknna, ^t^t^ ssn^s^o^. 
 !52^d, 23^qj, !35S[a, ^sij^ausada, 
 
 aushadha, aushadhi, ausudhi, s. 
 
 Medicine. 2. a drug. 
 ^■^ ausa, see eyod^sx^. 
 53s;^o a^Iu, ^<?^ ©4^0. 
 
^ ka 
 
 103 
 
 =3^ct& kanci 
 
 3^ 
 
 =3^ ka, The fourteenth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 =co=3^Cc) kankana, s, A bracelet. 
 2. a sacred string tied round 
 the right wrist of a bride- 
 groom or the left of a bride. 
 
 ^o^CQ=5«)C kankanakhara, ^. Bo- 
 rax used in soldering metal. 
 
 ^o=^r5, ^o=5'fl kankani, kankane, 
 s. A bracelet of gold or shell- 
 lac, with prickly chasings. 
 —20^ a shell-lac bracelet of 
 similar form covered with 
 Dutch metal. 
 
 T^o't^^ kankane, adi\ On the face, 
 flatwise. 
 
 TS^c^aS^ kankappe, 5-. A small ham- 
 mer, especially used by gold- 
 smiths. 
 
 ^o^c^^ kankabhatte s. The as- 
 sumed name of Dharmaraja 
 while residing in disguise 
 with Virataraja. 
 
 '^o=aOo5^, =s^o^Dcdjo^ kaiikari- 
 puni, kankariyuni (3^c^&), v. n. 
 To hawk,, force up phlegm 
 with a noise ; to clear the 
 throat; to hem. 
 
 ^o-S-rJ kankini, see ^o^r5. 
 
 =3*o=aJ^, =s^o=ctJ5^^, kankushta, 
 kankoshta, s. A kind of fra- 
 grant drug, used as a cos- 
 metic. 
 
 "^0=5^0^ kankula, s. The armpit. 
 
 ^OT? kanke, see ^^o^^^ 
 
 K 
 
 J^on^ kangi^, s. The areca-nut 
 tree. 
 ^ortra kangana, see =^cs3r©. 
 
 =^oriG^, ^on^o^ kangal\^, kanga- 
 lij, adj. Destitute, poor. 2. 
 weak. 3. inferior. — «fi po- 
 verty, weakness, —^h^io be 
 poor; to become weak, or 
 decrepit. 
 
 =3^oho^ ^ohe), =5^or\j^, =aor1o^ 
 kangiliji, kangila, kangula, kan- 
 gula, s. A kind of dancing 
 among pariahs at a particu- 
 lar season. 2. a song sung 
 at the time. 
 
 =3^or(oD kanguri, s. Enchased tin 
 foils used in decoration. 
 
 '^osars, =5*023^ e; kannana, kannila, 
 s. A small plate, -sie^oso a 
 flat earthen plate. — ^^^^ a 
 hollow plate. 
 
 =CToe^o, =5*02^^, =3*ot5'so kancala, 
 kancala, kancala, s. The bitter 
 gourd, Momordica charantia. 
 
 =3*02^ kanci, o. The town of Con- 
 jeveram. 
 4^Qih kanci, .s-. Gong-metal, bell- 
 metal. —"^^-^ a vase. — ^^^o 
 wo^ metallic utensilsof a de- 
 mon shrine. — Ssie? a lamp- 
 post with circular tiers of 
 lamps, — 2Js3i^ a vessel made 
 of that metal. 
 
 =5'oe^5'sdja>T5- kancikamakshi, ^. 
 The name of a goddess at 
 Conjeveram. 
 
=ac2^ karici 
 
 104 
 
 =CTcCEi) kanda 
 
 ^^o^5=a^o5j, ^oz^^^ kancikayi, 
 kancipuli, 5". A kind of bitter 
 orange used in medicine. 
 "^01^^1)6 kancikare, s. A kind of 
 wasp. 
 J=ao2/5n^6 kancigare, s. A worker 
 in bell-metal, brazier. 
 ^o2/&e^, ^0^^^ kancini, kancini, s. 
 
 A dancing-girl. 
 'ao'^D^ kancil\i, s. A vow made 
 to a demon. 
 J=CTO^ao kancu, see ^cel. 
 ^^otikanja,^. Alotus. 2.see'^oddn. 
 
 =3^02^0/^ kanjalige, s. A kind of 
 tambourine. 
 
 -^ ^oZo kanji, ^.-^A calf. 2. the 
 pestle of a grinding stone. 
 3. a sheaf of hay. 
 
 =^oe£jS^j kanjolu, s. A kind of 
 bush. 
 
 '^otdo kanjya, s. A bag or metallic 
 vessel in which pilgrims put 
 their offerings. 2. a wicker- 
 work used for storing rice 
 e/c. 
 
 ^0^ kanta, see ^cii. 
 
 =5^0^ ^s^oeJ^ kanta, kantaka, s. 
 
 Danger, peril. 
 T^o^j^ kantavu, s. An iron style 
 
 used for writing upon palm 
 
 leaves. 
 ^oIj kanti, see ??o&. 
 
 TS'oljt^DSjfikantiyavuni, c. v. {of 
 ^oy >:ioor''j) To stir up a quarrel. 
 
 =Soe3oJoo^, roL'Oo ^kantiyunijkan- 
 tyuni (^-^'), ■.'. //. To (juarrcl, 
 fi.^lit. -.okz-ii^ a (quarrel. 
 
 -^^z'i^Zi^ kantel^, s. The neck, 
 throat. -s3, —^ ^zi swearing 
 by the neck. 
 
 =^0^0^ kantyele, ^. A quarrel- 
 some man. 
 
 ^odkantha, s. The neck, throat. 
 — ^^rer© up to the neck ; swear- 
 ing by the neck. — -rfjsd an 
 ornament worn round the 
 neck. 
 
 =aou^2^dra kanthabharana, ^. A 
 kind of necklace. 
 
 =^oQ«)^ C kanthakshara, s. A gut- 
 tural letter. 
 
 ^oS, =aoS?^d kanthi, kanthisara, 
 s. A necklace of gold beads 
 worn by males. 
 
 =j^o©d'3o3j kanthiraye, ^. The 
 name of a certain king. ~^-u^ 
 f^ a gold coin issued by him. 
 y^ocs^, =aoG^a kandi^, kandi^di, 
 adj. Stolen, —^^tj stealing; 
 adultery. ^'cS^ft^s^ a woman 
 who has become pregnant by 
 adultery, 7-/^. 
 
 =3*0^3^^ kandi;iji, see ^Sc^. 
 
 =5^od kanda, s. A field. 
 
 "^ozi kanda, see sooi^. 
 
 =5^odr?, ^o:^flokandanl,kandauye, 
 J. A husband. 
 
 ^oc^fl kandane, see s^ori^. 
 
 '^odh^ kandapini, r?/V;r. o/ ^jso 
 
 vou^z^^. kandabatte, adj. Con- 
 fused, out of order. 2. un- 
 
 rcas()Hal>!<\ inij)!'!)]) t. '7?'. 
 Coiifii^f(il\ . at raiulmn : ini- 
 
■oUD kanda 
 
 105 
 
 =5^0 f©*' kann^L 
 
 properly. ~i>o7(c>^^ to roam 
 about. — s:^i-do^ to prate, 
 prattle; to abuse; to speak 
 nonsense. 
 ^oCiiDS^^ kandavuni, see "^jioTio 
 
 J^oQ> kandi, s. A hole, opening. 
 2. a window; c/. soa^. 
 ^c^^ kandita, see soo^^. 
 ^o^s^jd kandimara, ^. The trunk 
 of a tree cut down for sawing. 
 J'^odj kandu, s. A thief. 2. a 
 knave, rogue. 
 ^odoii kanduga, see soo-rfoX. 
 =CTodo^ kanduni (^^5), 7\ a. To 
 ^ take. 2.4o steal. 
 /=5'ozi kande, ^.^A bulbous root. 
 2. the stomach. 3. bottom. 
 — ^-do^ (^///. the stomach to 
 evacuate), to be hard pres- 
 sed, bothered; to be done 
 up. — 3jdtjo^, to suffer from 
 colic. — "sSoA-do^ to grow or 
 appear above the surface of 
 earth, as the trunk of a cocoa- 
 nut tree eU. 
 ^s^od^oei, kandekutti, s. A dwarf. 
 
 So 
 
 "do-dnD^ kandegare, see ^ozio. 
 v/=CTorlDoioo^ kanderiyuni (^c^&), 
 
 v. a. To make a cut. 
 >/=CTocla^ kandelyi, adjy Thievish, 
 
 stealing. ^^^ thievishness, 
 
 theft. ^^ozf«3 a male thief, ^o 
 "^"d^:) a female thief. 
 N/^oJij?)r50^karidonuiii, 7/. re/, {lit. 
 
 to take for oneself) To steal, 
 
 rob. 
 
 V=3^aD3^ kaun^, s. The eye; the 
 sight, vision. 2. the nipple of a 
 breast, pap ^/^. 3. a rent, tear. 
 4. the eye of a needle. 5. the 
 star in a peacock's feather. 
 -rf ©cS out of sight. -^ ^'^^ 
 the eye-lashes. — c^ ^jt:^j80o, 
 —T^ t5^ the eyelids. — rf =^js)&, 
 —rf ^iu^ the outer corner of 
 the eye. — ^ ^4i^' — ^ "^^^ ^^^ 
 eye-ball. —^"^^ a speck in the 
 eye. —^ ^'S a film on the eye. 
 — ^^or the rheum of the eyes. 
 
 the pupil of the eye. -rf ^o^o 
 V the eye-brows. -^—^^^ tears. 
 _^eSc35^?i to shed tears. -sS?^ 
 sore eyes. — "^^^ liberality, 
 prodigality; eagerness. — "^^^ 
 d 6 Si man given to winking. 
 —^j;>o^ a beck, wink. — ^^^^ 
 an estimate made by looking 
 at a thing, a rough calcula- 
 tion. Sjt5_ a squint, leering. 
 t^j-doc^o— a blind eye. eSe^^— a 
 sickness in which the eye- 
 lashes fall off. -£A)i?S #?L^. 
 — ^zsdS 4'?eE3^ to become blind. 
 _8j^o^^ to wink. — 2o3^ S ^js 
 ^r^ to instigate, encourage 
 by winking. — ^w^^^^ to blind- 
 fold, deceive. -^*^4^ to stare 
 vacantly, be puzzled, -^s^ja 
 -do^, _^j«!0^o^, — ^js^eScxJoo^ to 
 doze, be sleepy. —3^4^^, — eoo 
 c^o.^, _eDoe;34^ to open the 
 eyes. — s^dtjj^ to swoon. — '^^ 
 eSs^^ to stare. 
 
^om^ kann^ 
 
 106 
 
 =acdo kandu 
 
 =5*ot^o2od kann^mberu, s. Talk- 
 ing in sleep. 
 
 =5^0^"^=^^. kann^katt^, s. Blind- 
 folding, deception. 2. jug- 
 glery, conjuration. -crooSo a 
 juggler. 
 
 =^ovd kanna, see ^o?:^. 
 
 =c^or3oeoCo^ kannambaruni (^cr^so 
 2^^, 7^. /2. To talk in sleep. 
 \=^or3^ kannadi, see ^o^:^. 
 
 ^CTorsi^ocJoo^, ^orss^Ooc^ kannadi- 
 yuni, kannadyuni ('^o^E'^^ z',n. 
 To be confused, perplexed. 
 
 ^aorssjjso^ kannamaly, s. The 
 morbid secretions of the eye. 
 
 ^oc^c)6 kannare, adv. With one's 
 own eyes. 2. clearly, dis- 
 tinctly. — ^jsL^^ to see for 
 oneself; to see clearly. 
 i T^c£^ kanni, ^.^ibre. 2. gummy 
 exudation from the outer 
 fibrous covering of a cocoa- 
 nut. — -^"d Caryota urens. 
 
 ^orc)oe^3 kannuccu, s. A kind of 
 insect, infesting the eyes. 
 
 ^o'ocIjs^Zo kannoji, see s'o^jse^. 
 
 ^03^ kant^, s. An instalment 
 ^r stipulated period of pay- 
 ment. — Jj^j a written con- 
 tract to fulfill an obligation 
 by instalments, -^^o^?) to 
 agree to pay a debt by in- 
 stalments; to fix, settle. 
 4 ^o3*, ^0^ kant^, kanta, s. Depth. 
 2. a precipice, steepness, adj. 
 Deep. 2. precipitous, adv. 
 Deeply. 2. precipitously. — ^ 
 
 h^ io fathom the depth of 
 water. ~^^h^ to plant deeply. 
 —•^ri^^, —^0?^^. see "^o^^ ^'n^h^. 
 
 J^o^fSkantane,^^'. Inclined, bent 
 downward. — =^jsWo^ a spade 
 the edge of which is inclined 
 inward, —^^h^ to walk with 
 downcast eyes. 
 ^o^'s^S^ kantavuni, c.v. {of'^o 
 ^0^) To cause to fall or sink. 
 2. to prick. 3. to offend. 
 =5^0 ^0 kantu, see ^o§. 
 
 J=^o:^j^ kantuni (^o§), v. n.^To 
 sink, go down. 2."^ set, as the 
 sun eU. 3. to be pricked, 
 as with a thorn, razor e^c. 
 4. to take to heart. 5. to be 
 offended. 
 
 J=s^oi^^ kantel^, Si Sinking. 
 
 i =5*0^3^ kandiji, adj. Dull, faded. 
 2. inferior. —^^^ inferior 
 silver. ~^^h^ to fade; to be- 
 come pale. 
 
 >/=^o23^^, Tg'oC^o'kandvLkajkandaka, 
 s. A ditch, trench. 
 
 J'oodiO'C} kandambi, i\ The excre- 
 ment of a new-born child, 
 calf eU. 
 
 J^oC3^oJo kandaya, s. A space ot 
 four months. 2. assessment, 
 tax. 
 =5^oC3^5J^i kandavuni, c. v. (of ^c 
 c^^) To render dim or dull. 
 2. to deteriorate the actual 
 state or quality of a thing. 
 =5^odo kandu, see ^o5. 
 
 -i^odo^ kanduni (s^o5), v. n. To 
 fade, wither; to be wan. 2. to 
 
=3^0(5 kande 
 
 107 
 
 =3^0^00 kammu 
 
 become dim or dull. 3. to be 
 vexed, annoyed. 
 J^oiSo^ kandel^, s. A pitcher, 
 large pot. — 3io^:rea a drun- 
 kard. 
 
 ^S^odo^zoj^cjj kandeluburu, s. A 
 kind of creeper. 
 
 ^odiSf^ kandodi, s. An adder, 
 viper. —?ic^j;5 wicked people. 
 2^^,— a broad hooded snake. 
 s'3c^j_ a grey coloured snake. 
 oie^— a water-snake. ^e3_ a 
 yellow spotted snake. — sojai^j 
 a kind of creeper. 
 
 =3^0?^ kanna, s, A hole. — ts'o^^^ 
 to bore a hole. 
 J=So^zi kannada, s. The Canarese 
 language. ^^^ Of or belong- 
 ing to Canarese or Canara. 
 'i'^o^ri^ kannadaka, s. A pair of 
 
 spectacles, an eye-glass. 
 J'^o?:*^ kannadi, s. Glass. 2. a 
 mirror. 3. a pair of eye- 
 glasses. —^^ a network for 
 suspending earthen vessels. 
 -20S? a glass bangle. 
 
 =3*oF^^aJjo^kannadeyuni, r.n. To 
 suffer from morbid secretion 
 of the sore eyes. 
 
 ^o?^dD^ kannader^, s. A class of 
 Canarese speaking Sudras. ^o 
 ^"d a man of this class. 
 
 =^0^ kanni, see ^ori. 
 
 '^Q^'8 kannike, see "^^o. 
 
 =3^oc5js^w kann5ji, s. A class of 
 professional thieves from the 
 ghauts. 2. a rogue. 
 
 =5*0 3i kampa, see 7\ot>. 
 
 ^ozi kampa, s. Agitation, tre- 
 mor. 2. hesitation. 3. terror. 
 2^si>— an earthquake. TrSep^)— 
 diffidence in public speaking. 
 ^o3jdS 80oa^^ to frighten ; a 
 fish to draw away the fishing 
 tackle, when it has caught 
 the bait. 
 
 =S^o^oJjo^ kampiyuni (^ol3), z',7i. 
 To tremble, quake, as with 
 fear. v.n. To make a notch. 
 ^=3^oeo, =3*02^ kamba, kambha, see 
 
 =ao20C3^, ^023-323% ^oe3e)o5' kam- 
 bad^, kambady, kambap^, see 
 
 ^j'aot:} kambi .y.~^The borders of a 
 cloth. ^'^'2. a flat bar of iron. 
 ^3. a wire. — :3^^, ^^ezl:^ to 
 run away. 
 /=3^o2oo^, =5^0200^ kambula, kam- 
 bula, s. A bullock race in a 
 rice-field. 
 ^o23z5 kambecci, s. A steel plate 
 with holes for drawing wires. 
 =3^oi3oor kamberlu, j. Demons 
 worshipped by pariahs, —^sd 
 Wo a hut of such a demon. 
 7=5^ot3JS^ kaiuboli, s. A blanket. 
 — 5S& a species of hairy cater- 
 pillar. 
 
 /=^o^j kamma, ^. A pillar, post. 
 =^osJJ«)6 kammare, ^. A black- 
 smith, [fective. 
 J^o^j kammi, adj. Deficient, de- 
 ^o^oj-S-os:jojkammukiinmu, tntj. 
 Disturbance caused by talk- 
 ing. 
 
=7odo kamme 
 
 108 
 
 ^2^ kaca 
 
 . N/=acd:)co, =3^0^^?^ kammena, kam- 
 yana, see =^S)Ooj^. 
 y=^o^r karnka, s. The state of 
 being to burnt cr singed. — ^js 
 t^r^ to fry, roast. 
 X^zi'u-^j karnkallu, s. Gravel, 
 hard sand. 
 V ^c^i:r;:io^ karnkldyni (^ctn^r^, 
 
 r'. ^. To burn. 
 V=3'ot5"3r^^ karncavuni, ^. :'. (^. 
 ^os^jr^) To cause to burn 
 to cinders. 
 j^s^c^aor^ karncuni (^ctio^), r. «. 
 To be burned to cinders. 
 =coeJr karnta, s. Obstinacy; ha- 
 tred, grudge, -tj^^^ to be 
 obstinate; to have a grudge. 
 ^ob?5^^^) karntavuni, c.v. (of 
 ^cUjr^j To blacken, scorch. 
 ^oejjr^ karntuni (s'oOr), v. n. 
 To fade, become pale;Ao be 
 scorched. 
 ^cdr karnde, s. The shrub 
 Sphaeranthus hirtus. —^9^ 
 ^ the tree Carissa carajidas. 
 ^c3Jr-S\ karmpakki, i^. A kind 
 of small bird frequenting a 
 sugarcane plantation, [cane. 
 Vi^otojF karmbu, s. The sugar- 
 =5^oUjr2^ karmbuda, see ^o^ooeoozi. 
 >y=5ro20jr^ karmbuni (s^c^r), 7'. /7. 
 
 To mutter. 
 J'SrozSr^j karmbelu, J. A stingy 
 woman. 
 ^o?g kainse, 5-. Krushna's uncle. 
 ^=2^, =3'?f3, kakka, kakka, s. Sedi- 
 ment. a:;s:sa9ou5_ putrescence 
 of sardines. 
 
 >/=a5j).y kakkata, s. Constant 
 vomiting. 
 =3^5^-t:.^"5).6 kakkabikkare, s. 
 
 Alarm, fright, adj. Crooked. 
 =cts^ 6 kakkare, see ^jss'^t?. 
 V^^^sJ^ kakkavuni, ^. 
 
 (of 
 
 ^) To cause to vomit. 
 ^'d'^x;^ kakkuni (-^a), ^'. a. & ;/. 
 ' To vomit. ^M~ to emit poison, 
 
 as a serpent. 
 j =3^=5^0,:^* kakkus^, ^. x\ privy. 
 I — ^^o^r^ to go to stool. 
 I-^'^ kakke, s. A crow, raven . 
 I — ^J8°5 a black kind of fowl. 
 j . -^^roso a kind of black 
 ; shelled oyster. 
 ^i=5^^ kakke, s. Cassia fistula. 
 
 ^g^^ods:^ 
 
 ^^ its tree. 
 
 kakkendelyi, s. The 
 shrub CanthiiimparTifloruvi ; 
 
 I Citrullus colocynthis. 
 
 ' =CT^j?,p=5^ 3t)?;j kakkokasastra, 
 
 ' A treatise on women. 
 
 ; =5^2Gre kanana, see ^cssf^s. 
 
 J=a2S^2;ff kacakaca, intj. A sound 
 produced, as when kneading 
 any glutinous substance. — ^j» 
 
 . ^r^ to tread or knead any- 
 
 { thing to a jelly. 
 
 P =^2^=^ kacakka, s. A sound pro- 
 duced by a stone falling in 
 mud. 
 
 1\ 'S'z^^z^, ^2^^02/1 kacapici, kaciku- 
 
 I ci, 5.-€onfusion, disorder. ^ 2. 
 
 j reducing anything to a jelly. 
 
 I adj. Gummy, sticky. 3. zig- 
 
 ; zag; difficult to decipher or 
 read. 
 
^2^ kaci 
 
 109 
 
 =5d liaja 
 
 =3^2;^^ kacita, see so^7^. 
 '^s^JSd kacura, see "^^^ "rf. 
 ^2^J96 kacure, s. A clever man. 
 ^eS^O kac9ri, ^. A public office. 
 
 3sejj3^— the Tahsildar's office. 
 
 So3dja5— the Collector's office. 
 ^2^=^^ kaccakadi, ^. A tortoise 
 
 thell. 
 ^z^'d kaccade, ^. An outcast. 
 ^i5e) kacca, (^^'. Green, unripe; 
 
 raw. 2. silly, indiscreet. 
 
 3. base, low. 
 s/^ii^ y kaccata, s. Quarrelling, 
 
 fighting; dispute. 
 i^t5c)do^ kaccaduni, ^'. ^. To 
 
 quarrel. 
 ^^Z3^5j^ kaccavuni, ^. v. {o/^^^ 
 
 Zr 
 
 ^)) To join fast. 
 =5^2^ kacci, ^^^ ^2^J5 . 
 =3'z& kacci, s. A notch, incision. 
 
 to- 
 
 — s:^rfo?) to make a notch. 
 T^2^ =ac^ kaccikada, ^^^ ^^ ^^. 
 
 t^r 
 
 &3- 
 
 ^2;^ C3^o3o kaccidaye, ^. A native 
 of Cutch. 
 
 v/=5^2;^j^ kaccuni (^^), -t^. ^2/ To 
 be joined fast. v. a1 To bite. 
 
 Jus^jsd kaccura, ^. A fragrant 
 root of the Zedoary Zeriim- 
 het or Curcuma Zerumbet; 
 Kcempferia galanga. • 
 
 /=^2;§ kacce, s. The end (^r hem of 
 a lower garment gathered up 
 behind and tucked into the 
 waist-band. — =5^yo^?i to fasten 
 the under cloth behind; any 
 fluid to run down the rim 
 
 while tilting ; to turn the tail 
 
 between legs, as a dog. 
 =5^esiob*, ^i^oh kajanti^, kajanti, 
 
 see ^?iolj. 
 =^tio^ocj^^o kaj ammad^me, J. The 
 
 tonsure of a child. 
 ^2^5^ kajakiji, s. An oyster or 
 
 cockle shell. 2. a cocoanut 
 
 shell. =^J3e£Jo- the shell of a 
 
 black oyster. 
 ^S^ii^odod kajakuruve, s. A kind 
 
 of basket. 
 =^2^=^ kajake, adj. Variegated 
 
 with white and black. — ^^jseQ 
 
 a white fowl streaked with 
 
 black. 
 =^2d^ kajane, s. The green stuff 
 
 floating on stagnant water. 
 =^2;idOc^ kajaruni, see ^sStjj^. 
 N/=5^2d53), =5^23^ s^ kajavu, kajavu, ^. 
 
 Rubbish, sweepings. 2. see 
 
 =3^2?e)c3 kajane, see a^SiD^. 
 7=5^23^ kajlpu, ^. Curry. 
 4 =5*20^^ kajili^, ^^^ ^■<2^. 
 ^2£ kaje, ^. A kind of grass 
 growing on brackish soil. 
 >/ ^. an acid substance accu- 
 mulated on the teeth by 
 chewing betel leaves. 
 =^^ kaJe, adj. Dark-red, reddish. 
 — 59S an inferior kind of rice. 
 N%2B^^ kajepuni (^^), v. a. To 
 chew. 2. to husk with the 
 teeth or beak. 
 =3^2£do^ kajeruni (^^^), v. a. To 
 waste, as time. 2. to lose, as 
 10 
 
=5^2£ kaje 
 
 110 
 
 ^e:^ katty. 
 
 sleep. 3. to delay, put off, as 
 work or labour. 
 4^'iiZ>^ kajely, s. The after-birth, 
 placenta. 
 '^'S>^1^^ kajelpuni (^^^), see 
 
 ^23^3^ kajjati^, s. North-west 
 wind. 
 
 =^23^cdj kajjaya, s. A cake made 
 of rice, jaggory and ghee. 
 Tjoii— a sweet preparation 
 consisting of dhoU, gingely 
 seed, jaggory, cocoanut, and 
 cardamoms. 
 
 ^Z^ kajji, see X^. 
 
 '^tiS) ^ kajjura, see X^5. 
 
 to 
 
 =5^^ kajje, s. Business, work. 
 
 ^2£do^ kajjeruni (^|^), '^^. n. 
 To be interrupted, procrasti- 
 nated. 
 •J=CTb^=s^je3^ katijikuty, ^. The noise 
 produced in biting or chewing 
 any hard substance. 2. un- 
 easiness in the bowels. 
 
 =5e3*sjjr/j, katymasty, see aIj^o^. 
 
 ^ei^ei katakata, s. Babbling, 
 chattering. — ssi'do^ to chat- 
 ter; to speak harshly. ~^€) 
 4^ to laugh noisily. 
 
 ^eJi^^ katakkane, «^^. Readily,' 
 suddenly, at once. — 3jfd^^ 
 to speak harshly. 
 
 TS'ei^S katale, s. The shopkeeper's 
 open box for putting in cash. 
 
 =ae3D^jii katakuti, s. Confusion, 
 disorder, disturbance. —7i^ 
 ^:5i>?i lumber, things lying in 
 
 confusion. — ctdoS^doSo a quiet 
 
 man. 
 =3'ba)0 katari, see ^^^. 
 =5^be)5S katavu, s. Reaping. 
 =5*^^ kataksha, s. A glance, 
 
 side-look. 2. mercy, favour. 
 
 —^J9^di7)^j^ to show mercy. 
 
 _De^^ to regard with favour. 
 "^U^ katina, see ^sr®. 
 
 =5ei^ej katipiti, s. Wrangling. 
 2. disagreement, misunder- 
 standing. —2^hF^ misunder- 
 standing to arise. — -rfo^Ov^ 
 to wrangle ; to haggle in mak- 
 ing a bargain; to disturb, 
 as by babbling. 
 
 ^^od, =3^yjsd, =CT^J5^d katura, 
 katura, katora, adj. Harsh, 
 severe, cruel; cf. ^sr®. 
 
 =3^li6j3^5QrJ katkarohini, s. Black 
 hellebore, Helleborus niger. 
 -i^k^. katt\ji, s, A band, hoop. 
 2. a tie, bandage. 3. a bundle, 
 packet. 4. an order, com- 
 mand; a regulation. 5. a 
 bond. -^^'^ a law, institute, 
 usage, routine. — =^jse5 fixed 
 hire. —'h^T?^ to loosen a tie. 
 — T^^oito unfasten; to cancel 
 a rule. —■^'^^^^ to make 
 a resolution, or rule; to ex- 
 communicate. 
 
 ^g^^'s'o^o kattykamma, s. A fixed 
 pillar. 
 
 =2rl3^.=a::^ katti^kada, sec ^rris'^. 
 
 '^^.=5'^ kattykadi, ^. Determin- 
 ation, settlement. 
 
^b^ kattu 
 
 111 
 
 =CT^, katte 
 
 tk^r^d katti^kade, s. A final 
 arrangement or resolution. 
 — ^ finally, at last, on the ex- 
 treme point. 
 ' =^^^,=5^^ katt^kathe, s. A fable, 
 novel, romance. 
 
 ^b^,^oo^j, katti^inuttu, see ^t^o 
 
 £0 vO 
 
 ^b« s3^ katt^lme, see ^^^^- 
 
 so '^ 
 
 ^bf,S3-3rj^ katt^vas^, ^. A rough 
 
 kind of cloth. 2. a piece of 
 
 cloth to wrap up clothes eU. 
 
 >/^£J, katta, s. A dam. 2. ^^^ ^^,. 
 
 TS^y katta, see ^m^. 
 v/=g^Ur3 kattana, ^. An embank- 
 ment. 2. any earth- or stone- 
 work. ^3. a building. 
 
 ^eJ,r32^^d;3 kattanaciravu, s. A 
 bag with divisions; ^/^£? Xy^o 
 
 ^eJ.^rJ kattapuni, ^. An em- 
 bankment between rice-fields 
 or across a water-course. 
 
 -J'^'ddi kattalme, s. A building. 
 
 '/^g'ej,^ kattale, s. Custom, prac- 
 
 20 • • • 
 
 tice. 2. an order. 3. a rule, 
 regulation. 
 
 =^e3^,=3^oe3. kattakutti, ^^^ ^6to^o&2. 
 
 eo eo 
 
 J=s^e3^,r^ kattani, ^. A necklace of 
 
 20 
 
 five or seven strings of gold 
 beads, each having a gold coin 
 in the middle. 
 V=s^b|,^^kattavuni, c.-z'. {of. ^wo^ 
 ^)) To cause to bind or tie. 
 
 2. to have a house etc. built. 
 
 3. to supply. 5^:5— to supply 
 with vegetables. 
 
 =g^b|,^^ kattavuni (^^), ^'. «. 
 To winnow. 
 ^i^ViX\ kattige, s. Fuel, firewood. 
 
 20 
 
 =^^0. kattu, see ^^ • 
 
 20 ■ ' " 
 
 =?^bo.^„d kattuttara, ^. Adjust- 
 
 20 — 
 
 ment, settlement. 2. order 
 command. 3. the pacification 
 of a devil. 
 -^^eJo.^ kattuni (^^), ^. a. To 
 bind, tie, fasten, secure. 2. to 
 build, construct. 3. to set, 
 as jewels. 4. to amass, as 
 wealth. 5. to deposit, as money. 
 V6. to pay government dues. 
 ?7ll5 '^ji>hF^ {lit. to tie and 
 give) to erect for another, 
 as f^^ ^0.5 =^j3br^ to build 
 a house for another; =^^^I3^S 
 "^j^hF^ to submit voluntarily ; 
 cTOoodo '^^^^ T^js^F^ to refer a 
 dispute for arbitration ; 2?>jsso 
 ^13,5 T?jsbr^ to lease out a 
 
 ei 
 
 land. ^I3^S a^L^^ to store, 
 amass; to forbear, as from 
 showing one's pride. ^^^ 
 zjDZio^ to confine. ^13.S ojD<i'do^ 
 to argue closely a point in 
 dispute, to contest. 
 =s^Lb,;i)jyo, kattumuttu, see ^tSo 
 
 eJ 20 
 
 ei 
 
 =^^ katte, s. A raised seat of 
 
 20 ' ' 
 
 earth or stone. 2. an altar. 3. 
 an office, w 33^6"— a post-of- 
 fice, ^js*^^— an embankment 
 round the tulasi plant. ?ioo 
 "Sd— a custom-house. — ^^o^^> 
 to suffer loss, be ruined. 
 
 10* 
 
=5*^^ katte 
 
 6J 
 
 112 
 
 ^zi kada 
 
 '^^^ kattevu, s. A flea. 
 =^^Arao^ kattonuni, v. refl. (of 
 
 ^wo^^) To bind for oneself. 2. 
 
 to supply oneself. CDsi— to 
 
 commit sin. 
 =^^, T^^, katle, katle, see ^«."^. 
 ■^©■©O kathari, ^. A dagger. 
 
 TS'Sra kathina, ^?^'. Hard, harsh, 
 severe, difficult. — ji-d^je)^ a 
 cruel man. — sjui-d a severe 
 expression. ~-Qs^^t\ a serious 
 disease. — c^^odo a hard 
 heart. 
 
 ^^JS^d kathora, adj. Severe, hor- 
 rible. 
 
 ^cs*oZ§^^ kad^nciliji, see ^^^. 
 
 ^cs^oZu, =sc3^oe§oSj kad^nji, ka- 
 d^njeyi, see 7\^-R. 
 '/'^^S^osoo kadT^mbu, s. A kind of 
 cake. 
 =5^G^o23d kad^mbele, ^. A miser, 
 niggard. 
 -J=^C5^^ kad^^ta, ^. A cut, incision. 
 2oc^e s'S^jsAO =5^^ he cut it at 
 one stroke. 2. ^^r? ^rf^. 
 '?^G^;^d kadi^tale, j^^' s'Stj??. 
 =aC3<^C3^ kadyd^, ^^^^ sS. 
 -1=3^C2<^^^ kad^puni, j^^^ xsTi^^^. 
 
 ^zs^^j kad^ma, ^^^ s^r^do. 
 >y ^c^z^^sSj kadyiine, ^. Prid'), vanity. 
 2. ostentation, vaunting. 
 '^cs'^isS, ^J2^-Fjii6 Lad^£ale,kadyi- 
 sale, s. A di^vil-dancer's 
 sword. 
 =3^Cs^^N kadi^stana, ^'^ XSco^^f. 
 -J^ci kada, ^. A loan, debt. — ^js 
 ^""«'to lend, —s^sjc'i to borrow. 
 
 J T^cioCJkadanda,^. Grinding. -?r^ 
 a grinding stone, ^^o^ a 
 grinding pestle. 
 
 "^doi^^^ kadambal^, s. The space 
 behind the hearth. 
 
 i^doi:)^ kadambale, s. A kind of 
 poisonous snake; also ^s'T^^od 
 
 =^2^=3^^. kadakatt^, s. Monetary 
 transactions, lending and bor- 
 rowing. 
 
 i^zi^zi kadakda, see TdiXri. 
 -i'^zir^ kadag^a, s. A bracelet. 
 -I'S^c^^ kadata, s.^A cloth covered 
 with a composition of char- 
 coal and gum, and used in- 
 stead of a slate for writing. 
 
 J 2. the skin. 
 
 =^(:^dj kadadu, see ^S. 
 J'^ziti kadapa, s. Distance. 2, 
 about half a mile. 
 
 J'S^dsra^c^ kadapavuni, c,7'. (of "6 
 ^4^i) To cause to pass. 2. 
 to help one to ford a river. 
 
 I'^Ti'^ kadapu, s. A ferry. —'^%^ 
 a stone placed across a stream 
 for crossing over. — crooSo a 
 ferryman. 
 "^Ti"^ kadapu, s. A rheumatism 
 of the joints. 
 
 ^'^zi'^Ti:^'^ kadapuduni, c, v. (of ^ 
 ci^s^) To despatch, forward, 
 send away, dismiss. ?rTi^Tl3 
 ??jsSbr^ to accompany one for 
 a short distance out of civil- 
 ity ; to follow the remains of 
 deceased relatives to their 
 last resting place. 
 
vd kada 
 
 113 
 
 =5^do kadu 
 
 J-^d^p kadapuni (^^), ^'. a. To 
 cross, ford, pass. v. n. To 
 elapse. 2. to surpass. 
 
 i =j^^s2^ kadapelu, ^. That which 
 can be crossed over. 
 ■^zit>o-d kadapyade, see '^^^^' 
 
 J'^dzio kadama, s. A stag, elk. 
 
 i ^c^^o kadame, s. Deficiency, de- 
 fect. 2. remnant, adj. Less, 
 deficient; remaining. ^^— 
 difference, about. ~^h^ to 
 become less, be diminished. 
 —•rfo<^Ov^?i to lessen, reduce; to 
 deduct. 
 
 7=3^!^ 05 J kadayi, s. A boiler of 
 bell-metal. 
 ^d^ kadara, s. The companions 
 of a bride, bridesmaids. —=3^ 
 yo.^ to choose a bridesmaid. 
 — crot a bridesmaid. — rf ^5 
 oci:rad a gift of four rupees to a 
 bridesmaid. 
 =^c^do^ kadaruni (^^^), ^. /2. To 
 croak; to caw. 
 
 >/^do^ kadal^, s. The sea, ocean. 
 — ^^^, _9s^ the sea-gull. — ?^ 
 (sjzo^d the bone of a cuttle- 
 fish. —?^o-5 the foaming surges 
 of the sea. — ^o^S a sea-hog, 
 dolphin. — S3De3 a kind of fish. 
 — "rfos a sea-snake. — -sj?)^ a 
 sea-fish. 
 
 J =^2^53 kadale, ^. Bengal gram, GV^;* 
 arietinum. ^e^— the ground- 
 nut, Arachis hypogacB. 
 
 ^ ^ziz^ kadavu, s/X turning-lathe. 
 2. a wooden shoe. 3. a silver 
 anklet. — s:^:lo^ to turn in a 
 
 lathe; to wear anklets, or 
 
 wooden shoes. 
 ^d?^ kadasijL, see Xt^c3. 
 ^C3^^^ kadakadi, ^^■. Resolute, 
 
 decided, strict, exact. 
 v/=^C5^o5o kadayi, ^^^ =3^1^030. 
 =3^^i)d kadara, ^ee ^Ti-d. 
 "uz^^ kadavu, see s'c^^. 
 =3^^ kadi, s. An opening, pas- 
 7 sage. -^. a small fragment, 
 
 bit. 3. a small passage. — ^ 
 
 w^?) to block up an opening. 
 ^^ kadi, s. Broken rice; adj. 
 
 Broken. 
 =5^(^a kadita, see ^S^. 
 =CT<^z5^^ kadicil^, ^^^ ^§r^' 
 =^^do kadime, ^^^ ??Ti^o. 
 =5'<^o;Jj kadiya, see ^Qodo, 
 >/=5^ao;Joj^kadiyuni (^^), T'. ?/:^o be 
 
 cut in two. 2. to break down. 
 
 3. to give way, as a dam. 
 
 4. to dissolve, as friendship. 
 =^^0^, =s^^0^^kadirij, kadiratana, 
 
 see ^t^^B. 
 
 V=3^^S3^r9 kadivana, s. The bridle 
 of a horse. 
 
 s/^^^D^ kadlrijL, adj. First-born. 
 —^^ primogeniture. — trooSo 
 the first-born son. 
 =a^^D^ kadir^, s. The plant Si'da 
 retusa. 
 
 ■^"^do kadu, ^. Pungency; seve- 
 rity. 2. excess; extremity. 
 adj. Pungent. 2. extreme, ex- 
 cessive. 3. severe. — ^s'e;^?), 
 — c^T^j?) to poison the fish. 
 —^^^ excessive trouble. -"^^^ 
 
^^0 kadu 
 
 114 
 
 =5d kade 
 
 very bitter. — ^^jsesj excessive 
 passion or anger. — ^oTs a 
 very liberal man. —zj^h a 
 great sinner. — 2>^ excessive 
 heat. 
 
 ^d^ic^^D^ kadumbarijt, s. Drowsi- 
 ness, dreaminess. — 3j^<f-do^ 
 to talk in sleep; cf. tJ^f^oso-d. 
 
 =5^^:^0023 kadumbe, see ^ri-^o. 
 
 is'djsj, =3^do3^ kadupa, kadupu, 
 
 see ^^. 
 J'S'c^osoo kadubu, s. A kind of 
 
 cake. 
 ^djdooyj, kadumuttu, s. The 
 
 extreme point. 2. severity, 
 
 sharpness, adj. Extreme. 2. 
 
 severe. — rf de?? travail. 
 =^3^053c)02)o kaduvayi, s. A kind of 
 
 fish. 
 si =^dod kaduve, j. A hero. 2. a 
 
 courageous man. 3. a clever 
 
 man. 
 ^c^o^?^ kadustana, see /(E^^^. 
 J^d kade, s. Verge, edge, margin. 
 
 2. end, extremity or point. 
 
 3. place, side, direction, adj. 
 Last, final, ultimate. 2. low, 
 mean, -^fsoso the fruit of the 
 last crop. -?R)ej (/^V. last time), 
 end, death; evil; distress. 
 — =#j»ciTOo<S without head or 
 tail; forlorn 67^ destitute; stu- 
 pid, absurd, senseless. -3» 
 
 \ o3o a retainer, adherent. — a^ 
 the last day; the day of judg- 
 ment. ~^-dTi7^^ a low, mean, 
 or stupid man. -?3j»eU a 
 side-glance, leer, -scrooso the 
 
 corners of lips, —^j^^of dis- 
 qualification. ~7ioE the hip, 
 waist, csp. of cattle. -=^j3c1:^ 
 to come to an end. — ^js^^ to 
 witness the end or destruction 
 of anything. — ^jaefcD^^ to 
 threaten with evil. — eojs-do^ 
 to avoid, escape; to recover; 
 to get through a task. • — eSja? 
 ^^^ to pare or lop the top. 
 — ■rfj^o^^ to. conclude, bring to 
 an end. ^-s^js-do^ (a woman) 
 to commit adultery, odsc. 
 — "s^joyo^^, — 43orfo^ to come to 
 a conclusion or decision. 
 ^^edo^ to finish, terminate. 
 '^'d¥ finally, at last, ^if^ a? 
 ^^i to keep aside, ^zf^ ^^^n 
 o) to gather together in one 
 place. ^<5^ €?do^ to be an 
 adherent of. ^rzl^cl^ ulti- 
 mately, finally, at the end. 
 ^^e the very last, final. e?_ 
 that side. =^^?- this side. ^"^ 
 osjzi- inside. ^c^O30rf_ outside. 
 J'^do'^Jd'^ kadencuni (^^zfotoT), 7-. a. 
 To knead. 
 
 ^d^s^cro* kadekanni^, i". The outer 
 corner or angle of the eye. 
 2. a side-fflance, leer. —5 
 ^t:^ to look askance; not to 
 be well disposed. 
 
 '^d'^b^, kadekatt^, s. Tlie settle- 
 ment of a dispute. 2. a double 
 cross-beam. 3. a wooden 
 square in front of an upper 
 story, supported on posts. 
 
 =^d=SDU' kadekar^, s. The heel. 
 
=^d kade 
 
 11 
 
 kana 
 
 =^clr\oO kadeguri, s. A pit used by 
 the rope-pullers when work- 
 ing a country water-lift. 
 
 'S^d^^o^ kadeccuni, see "^-do^io^i. 
 ^=^d^% kadepini (^^), i'. a. To 
 bite, champ, gnaw, grind. 
 tfsaso— to chew the cud. ^jse?- 
 to gnash the teeth. =5^cSb^€ 
 a grinding stone. 
 
 =5*20202:^, =5^cl20^f^ kadeballi^, kade- 
 ballu, ^. The ropes with which 
 a water-lift is worked. 
 /=5^cloioo^), =5^^155^ kadeyuni, kade- 
 vuni (^^)^ V. a.-^To stir up, 
 turn. >/2. see ^ifL^^. 
 
 'S'ddo^ kaderuni, ^^t? ^Ti-6^^. 
 
 ^d?o kadesa, i". Delay. 
 
 =3^d^'c)4c^ kadesavuni, <;. '^'. (^s' 
 tS?io^) To delay, detain, stop. 
 
 =c^d?oo?^ kadesuni (^i^^co), 2/. :?2. To 
 be late, to delay, tarry, linger. 
 
 =3^j|) kadei, see ^c^oso. 
 
 =ac^ kadga, s. A sword. 
 /'^g^^o^ kadcil^, s. A turning 
 lathe. —sjDil)^ to turn in a 
 lathe. — oDoSo a turner. 
 J=5^^ kaddi, s. The fibre ^r vein 
 of a leaf. 2. a very small 
 stick. — ef)d^, ^^^ sp-d^. 
 
 ^c^ o kaddya, s. A pitcher, water- 
 pot. 
 >/=3*c^ (d kaddyana, s. A bridle, 
 reins, bit. 
 
 =3*^3 d 23^ 0^0 kadtaleUayi, ^. A 
 quarrelsome person. 
 
 ^^a* kadtel^, ^. That which is 
 broken. 
 
 ^^?-)j kadtelu, s. A prattling 
 woman. 
 
 '=aC5^ kaddiji, s. Severity, rigour, 
 harshness. 2. the strength of 
 wine etc.; also —7^0^. adj. 
 Severe, harsh. 2. strong. 
 — sroiTJ a harsh word, ^^h^ 
 to be severe, strong. —"^^ 
 '^Ov^i to make strong. 
 J=3^C3^y kddata, s. Cutting. 2. 
 fighting. 
 
 =CT(:^,3„ kadpatti, s. A bill-hook. 
 V=CTdo kadpu, ^^'. Excessive, be- 
 yond limit, etc, — ^"^^ an 
 oversweet confection. — srood 
 a very harsh word. —^07^5 
 gold containing a larger pro- 
 portion of alloy than usual; 
 
 J =s^dj^^ kadpuni (^S) , v. a. To cut ; 
 to fell down. ^Ti.^6 a stone 
 
 oJ 00 
 
 cut from a quarry. 
 ^c^, kadma, >y^^ ^c^^o. 
 ^d, =CTd kadle, kadle, see ^^^. ■ 
 
 =^^3 kana, s. A square piece. 
 ■d^^_ the piece of cloth from 
 which a female's bodice is 
 made. 
 
 =3^C9 kana, see ^^^ 
 
 =3*r3 kana, 7'. a. (imperat. of =^jso 
 nh^) Bring. 
 
 =5^^0200^^ kanambaruni, see po 
 r®o20-do^. 
 -i=3^r3S* kanak^^, s. Fuel, firewood. 
 .* ^r^ti kanaja, ^. A granary, barn. 
 
 '^^^tid kanapade, s. A kind of 
 
=u£^ kana 
 
 116 
 
 ■i. katte 
 
 tree, having poisonous milky 
 
 juice. 
 ^s^rssilci kanapane, s. A stupid 
 
 man. 
 ^g^rssidjkanaparvL, s. A jaw-tooth, 
 
 grinder. 
 ^ras^e^oSj kanapalayi, s. A plank 
 
 for the driver to stand upon 
 
 in buffalo race. 
 ^C9aj^ kanapini, see =Sji>orih^. 
 -i^^^t) kanape, adj. Bitter, astrin- 
 gent. 
 =^£^'3 kanale, see ^J3r©«3. 
 J=3^rJ kani, s. A ditch, trench. 
 
 s{=^d^^ kanipuni (^^), ^'. n.^iTo 
 be hardened by burning, as 
 an earthen vessel. ! 2. to be 
 afflicted. -sSoFi^co- to be depres- 
 sed, dispirited; the heart to 
 be hardened. 
 I =3^rJdo kanime, s. A defile or pass 
 
 between two mountains. 
 'S'cJoSj kaniye, s. An astrologer. 
 
 ^ =CTr?)s3 kanile, s. A tender bamboo 
 shoot. 
 
 «/ ^fl kane, s. A slender bamboo 
 branch. 
 =5*fl kane, s. A blight incidental 
 to rice crops. =^o3j^— a blight- 
 ed ear of corn. 
 
 >/'5f| kane, s. The quill of a por- 
 cupine, —tjo'^ a porcupine. 
 
 'S'florv^, ^s'floA kaneng^, kanengi, 
 see ^6cK. 
 
 =3'fl^^ kanepuni (^f?), ?'. «. To 
 have an acrid or astringent 
 taste. 2. to rot. 
 
 =^fl5odj kaneparu, see ^r©zJdj. 
 =3^cl32 kanepe, ^^^ '^c©^. 
 =s^clo^j^ kaneyuni, ^^^ ^^^4^^• 
 =^dId^ kaner^, .y. Astringency. 
 v/t^eIo^ kanely, s. The thick end 
 
 of grass or straw. 2. a small 
 
 branch of a tree. 
 
 "^^^^ kanevuni, see ^f^^^. 
 
 =3'clJ3oo^ kanopini, ^^^ ^jsoiib?). 
 
 =3^fij5€ kanole, see ^J3pse5. 
 
 J=aco^ kannii, see ^oFs. 
 CO • 
 =or3 =ab^, kannakattu, i"^^ tfofii^'O . 
 
 =5^ra^^D' kannaniry, ^^^ 5^ofi^§5 
 
 under ^o^. 
 ^f|j?. ^to kannoji, ^^^ ^o?2j3e22. 
 =^i kate, see ^^. 
 J=3'|j, katta, s. The coir ^r fibres 
 of the cocoanut, used to make 
 ropes with. 
 J =3*^0 kattari, see ^s^^^o. 
 J=CT|j,DC)do.^, =a^^>Oo^kattaliyuni, 
 kattalyuni(5^f^^),r.:?^. To set, 
 as the sun; to get dark. 2. 
 to droop, as one's spirits. 
 J=3^^53 kattale, s. Darkness. ^&-, 
 ^A ^e3 pitch dark. ^^^^^ the 
 twilight. 
 =g!|^55 kattavu, ^^^ ^i,- 
 =3^|j,V*' kattal^, s^ Cash, ready 
 money, vlg, 
 J=a|j,katti, s. A knife; also ^£^. 
 -l=3=i katte, ^. An ass. 2. a silly 
 >/ creature. ^^?s'Je3^ a hayeaa. 
 -^^|j,& katteri, J. Scissors, shears. 
 2. an betel-nut cracker. 3, a 
 rat-trap; also .oe^-. 
 
katte 
 
 117 
 
 =3^:3^. kadr^ 
 
 tJ 
 
 J^|^Do;^oj?j, =5^4>do^ katteriyuni, 
 katteruni {^fB)^v.a. To shear, 
 cut with scissors. 
 
 tS's^c^, =3^3^Fjkatrana,katrana,^. 
 A composition of chunam 
 and other ingredients used 
 for flooring. 
 
 =acp, =5qi^ kathe, kathana, s. A 
 story, narrative, narration, 
 history. 2. a fable, tale. tntj. 
 Ah! c33^_ wonderful! ^qro 
 ^?ioA narration of a story. 
 s'qro-dx! a delightful or pleasant 
 story. ^qro:^oX)^ a collection 
 of stories ; a compendium 
 of history. 
 
 =^23*055 kadi;impe, see ^rfc;3. 
 
 =^23^=0^2;^ kad^k^l^, s. A vital 
 
 part of the body, as the heart. 
 
 2. the side. ["taff. 
 
 n/=c^C3^0^ kadyir^, ^. A spindle, dis- 
 
 =^dos3 kadampe, ^. The decayed 
 part of timber- 2. a chip, 
 splinter. 
 
 =c^do?od kadamsara, s. A per- 
 fumed braid made of the 
 "kedagi" flower. 
 
 'SdF^ kadana, s. War, battle. 
 
 =ad^ kadane, j. A swivel-gun. 
 — 80oc^^ to fire a swivel-gun. 
 4i^ViQ\ TS'ddo kadar^, kadaru, see 
 aS5. 
 
 =5^d^Ooi kadaluni, .y^^ ^de;j^. 
 4^CJs3 kadale, ^. A rag. adj\ Rag- 
 ged, tattered. 
 J=3^a=^ kadike, ^. The Huriallee 
 grass, Cynodon Dactylon. 2. 
 the name of a village. 
 
 y=5a# kadike, s. A granary. 2. a 
 depository for the receipt of 
 offerings. 
 =^a^ kadine, see ^c^jS. 
 V=g^a^ kadipu, .r^^ =5^2^-^. 
 ^aDog^i kadipuni, .y^^ =5:3^^. 
 =aa^o kadime, see soe^o. 
 N/=5^aoJo kadiya, «^^'. Strongly, 
 well, -^owo^ to squeeze well. 
 -^=3^£)D^ kadiri^, ^-.-^An ear of corn. 
 ^ 2. .y^^-^^SS. 
 
 =s^a^^o kadima, «^'. Of long 
 standing, veteran, experi- 
 enced. 
 
 =s^e)^dj kadime, s. A veteran, an 
 experienced man, a servant 
 of long standing. 
 
 =3^do kadu, s. Grit. 
 J =^dj^ kadupu, see ^rfo^. 
 
 J=aj3 kade, ^. Catamanial dis- 
 charge. 
 
 J=s^d^^, =5^dojjo^, =5^c54^ kade- 
 puni, kadeyuni, kadevuni (^^3), 
 V. a. & ^. To disjoin. 2. to 
 pull out, strip off. 
 =5^diG^ kadeli^, adj. Loose, 
 ^d^o^ kadeluni (^^^), r. ^. To 
 become loose, slack. 2. to 
 shatter, tatter. 
 =^Cj^^© kadoli, s. A species of 
 plantain, Musa sapientum. 
 y=aCjO. kadpu, ^. Stealing, theft. 
 /g'do kadpu, .y. An ear of ripened 
 corn. — c5oA0^ an ear of corn 
 to bend from its weight. 
 J^cj^ kadru, see ^55. 
 
=5*^^ kadro 
 
 118 
 
 "ut,^ kappa 
 
 ^dJ^.^Ci kadrolu, ^. A kind of 
 edible grass. 
 -1^^ kana, ^. A dream, —^-dj^s^ 
 a vision ; chimera, fancy. — ^ 
 ^^ {lit. dream and mind); 
 sleep or wakefulness, used 
 negatively — =5'W0j^, c. dat. 
 —■^h?i to dream. [so-do^i. 
 
 '^cdoejdb^ kanambaruni, see ^or®o 
 
 =5=?^^ kanaka, s. Gold. ^f^so^T^e^ 
 showing honour or devotion 
 by pouring gold coins on 
 the head. -e:^j?>r®F gold dust. 
 
 ^-^fj kanape, see ^r®^. 
 
 ^=^^=5^^ kanikara, s. Pity, compas- 
 sion. — ■rfo^o^^ to pity, have 
 compassion. 
 
 7=^c^o^^^, ^c^ojoo^ kanipuni, kani- 
 yuni, see '^^^^. 
 
 y^c^sJOJSD kanimuri, s. The smell 
 
 of smoke. 
 
 ^^d kanile, see ^f^e3. 
 
 =g^^^ kanishta, adj. Small, little. 
 
 2. young. 3. base, inferior, 
 
 low. — ^ lowest. "^t^A, a 
 
 ei 
 
 youngster. 
 ^fS kane, see ^s?. 
 
 =5?553^4c^ kanepavuni, c. v. {of ^ 
 ^^^) To afflict, cause trouble. 
 2. to harden, as the heart, 
 v'^f^?^^ kanepuni (^?^, v.n. To 
 be afflicted, troubled. 2- to 
 be hardened; see ^rf^^. 
 
 •g'j^D* kaner]^, see ^«3^. 
 ^^ti^"^ kanevuni (^J5), 7r n. The 
 skin to be discolored by a blow. 
 
 "jSTt. kanna, see ^osJ. 
 
 J^fd,d kannada, see '^o^ri. 
 l^^fi kannadi, see "^o^^. 
 
 =3^^ kanni, see ?rcr5. 
 
 ^^^ kanya, s. A virgin, young 
 girl; also ^^o, ^^>;^^, s^?^o^o 
 ^80. 2. the sign Virgo in 
 the zodiac; the sixth solar 
 month. -3^ virginity. —^ 
 59^^ an offering to the dead. 
 —rf =^030 the first crop. —^ 
 t>^5 a kind of grass. — sOs© 
 •do, —deS the country sarsa- 
 parilla, Heynidesmus indicus, 
 ^?roocs;i giving a girl in mar- 
 riage. 
 
 =3^3:; kapa, see ^^. 
 
 =^3i£3 kapata, J. Fraud, deceit; 
 
 hypocrisy. —7^^, — crooSo, _ ^, 
 
 - =5^zj&3 a hypocrite, dissembler. 
 
 — ^?M the guise of hypocrisy. 
 
 =^sjcl kapade, ^. A gluttonous 
 woman. 2. cloth. 
 
 ^sj^, =aS3^^ kapala, kapala, s. 
 The scull. 2. the temples. 
 
 =^53c)b* kapat^, s. An almirah. 
 
 ^55^X0 kapayi, s. A greedy 
 woman. 2. middling, as liquor. 
 
 =?^aj kapi, 3-. A monkey, ape. 
 _s5?7^ a monkey's trick; teas- 
 ing. — ^u^^i to mimic, ape. 
 J'g'^ kapi, s. A pulley. 
 
 =g^^^ kapila, s. A tawny colour. 
 adj. Tawny. >-^i^?), 3^^c3 the 
 founder of the Sankhya philo- 
 sophy. 
 
 ^sj)^ kapura, see "6^7^. .^ 
 
 .. i^r^ kappa, j. Tribute, an offer- 
 
 ©J 
 
=3^3:5 kappa 
 
 119 
 
 ts'eo kaba 
 
 7=3^^0^ kappanda, s. A sling. -^^ 
 
 a sling stone- 
 =3^.^^, ^^(S, =3*^(1 kappada, kap- 
 
 padi, kappade, s, A dirty, 
 
 tattered cloth. 
 =3^sj (^ kappade, j. A snipe; cf. 
 
 jV^^ kappade, ^^'. Dirty. -t?oowo, 
 
 =5'^o^ kappariji, s. A portion of 
 a large earthen pot, potsherd. 
 —^^4) a fiat kind of cake, or 
 _t5js&3^ a kind of bread, baked 
 in such a potsherd. 
 J^'^^if kappar^, adz'. On the face. 
 — 20j5-do^ to fall on the face. 
 =3'^D*2^ogOjjkappar^suttu, s. Gal- 
 vanised iron, zinc. 
 =3^^^do^^ kapparant^, s. A fabu- 
 ^ lous beast. 2ya glutton. 3. a 
 rake, debauchee. 
 ^^do^ kapparante, ^. A tad- 
 pole. 
 n/=5^5j,o^ kappal^, ^. A ship. -^fjaeO 
 a game cock. — ^e^j^b a kind 
 of cumin seed, Nigella sativa. 
 — SJero^4^, — iOTJo^ to go on 
 board a ship. 
 iJ 'S'^ kappu, s. Blackness, dark- 
 ness. adj. Black, dark. — -^jae 
 s§ a dark ^r dejected face. 
 — sjDtl:^ to conjure or divine by 
 putting a black application 
 on the palm ; cf.^'t. 
 =ao5) ijs^^j, ^z^iiS^^^h kapputo- 
 laci, kapputolasi, s. A kind 
 of mint shrub, 'Holy basil,' 
 Ocimuni sanctum. 
 
 V^S'd) ^ kappuni (^^), "0. a. To eat 
 greedily. 
 
 -^=5*^ kappe, A frog, -^o?^ large 
 eyes. si-Sv— , r;^)_ a green 
 frog. —^0^, — "^js^A a disease 
 of cattle, dogs, etc, — "do&s a 
 tadpole. 
 =3^^?oo4^ kaprasuttu, see s'^S 
 
 =3^^ kapha, ^. Phlegm. — ^wj^^ 
 phlegm to accumulate in the 
 throat. —"S^^o) to expectorate. 
 
 =^w^2;^ kabi^ca, s. A short jacket. 
 
 y=3'20 kaba, s. The space between 
 the fingers; cf. ^s3. _^^ a 
 bifurcated branch. 
 
 =3^200^5 kabandha, s. A headless 
 trunk. 2. water. 
 
 =^EOc^ kabandhe, ^. The name 
 of a giant. 2. a short-necked 
 man. 3. the moon's ascend- 
 ing node. 
 
 =3^20=^^ kabakei, see under ^so. 
 
 J^xM kabata, see ^^a. v'^soa a 
 dissembling woman. 
 =3'3v:c5^C3e)D^ kabadyidar^, tntj. Be 
 careful! ?r8o5c3D&^ care, cau- 
 tion; control. 
 ^Eos^ kabat^, ^. Drill, military 
 exercise. 
 
 >/=3^E0D« kabari^, j^.^A forked or 
 
 lateral branch. '-''2. a forked 
 
 stick. 3. a report. 4. news. 
 
 ^adj. Forked. _ aDoScrooSj a 
 
 heedless t'r negligent man. 
 
 -^=a2oO kabari, ^. Tufted hair of 
 females. 
 
=^3^3 kaba 
 
 120 
 
 ^d kara 
 
 =3^2J«)e3^ kabaty, see ^sroO. 
 
 ^2:)do^ kabiduni (^sSS), ^. ^. To 
 strain, as the gruel of boil- 
 ed rice. 
 y^2:)0JJ0^ kabiyuni (^83), ^. a. To 
 besiege, surround, overwhelm. 
 2. to overspread, as clouds; 
 also 'S'i^^:^^. 
 
 '^t^^T^ui)'^, "^tj^t kabir^dase, 
 kabire, s. A celebrated Hindu 
 saint, once a Mussulman. 
 
 =3^2000^, =5^20J5o*, =3^2005© kabul^, 
 kabul^, kabuli, s. Agreement, 
 consent. 
 
 =3*200 d kabule, adj. Tawny, of a 
 yellowish dark colour. ~^t^ 
 to get ripe, as the gingely oil- 
 seed, s. A tawny coloured 
 bull. 
 ^ ^e3 kabe, s. A forked stick, adj. 
 Cloven, forked. -^^ the cleft 
 between the thumb and the 
 forefinger. — ^js?£;o a post 
 forked at the top. — ^cg a 
 kind of fork-shaped grass. 
 
 =3*233^ kabett^, adj. Tawny, of 
 a yellowish colour. 
 
 =3'23s|^kabetti, J. A tawny colour- 
 ed cow. 
 
 =^20 kabca, see =3r^£i. 
 
 V=^2i, =5iJo kabbe, kabya, adv. 
 
 Topsyturvy, upside-down. 
 
 — D^rli?) to overturn. — 20ja:ij^) 
 
 to capsize, upset. 
 ^s^jQ^ kamala, s. The lotus, 
 
 Nymphea nelumba. 
 's^^?;* kamasT^, ^^^^ X;:l>oi. 
 '3'^^?^kamasi;i,Theroisnone,7'/^. 
 
 =5'dj?^;3j^6 kamastare, ^. A sea- 
 custom superintendent. 
 
 =a5jJSc^^, ^d3«)?^j kamany, kama- 
 nu, s. An arch, vault. 
 
 =^sij^OoO kamayi, ^. Gain, income. 
 
 ^Ooli kamiti, s. A committee, 
 
 conference. 
 =3^^. kamma, see ^odo. 
 -1=50j, kammi, see^oSi:>, ^xi^o. 
 
 ^=5^0,?^, =3*^00 ?^ kammena, kamyana, 
 s. Smell, odour, scent, fra- 
 grance, savour. 
 -i^oJo kaya, s. Depth, as of water 
 elc. 2. swamp, adj. Deep : 
 also ^odoAoca. 
 
 =3*oJj kaya, see ^odo. 
 
 =^oJo^ kayappa, adr. Entirely, 
 wholly, all over. 2. well. 
 —zi^^ to plough well. — ^-esio^ 
 to anoint (^r besmear the whole 
 body. — -^jstS^^ to mix. 
 
 =aoJj^ kayame, 3-. A kind of 
 rice; c/. e)&. 
 
 ^oj.o^ kayali^, ^^t- ssodo^. 
 
 =3^oajQg) kayipu, ^^^ ^5^254- 
 7=3^05: c3 kayipe, see ^^^. 
 
 =3*05:0^ kayil^, see ^^^. 
 
 =3*0^^53 kayile, ^^^ ^osjd 
 -i=CT3 kara, J. An earthen vessel. 
 30o^cJ_ the stomach. —^^^ 
 cooking utensils. J 
 
 =3^ kara, s. Pollution from death. * 
 
 =5=^ kara, s. The hand. 2. the 
 trunk of an elephant. 3. a 
 spark, ray of light, as a^- 
 the sun. 
 
=^d kara 
 
 121 
 
 =CTd kara 
 
 ^doeio^ karantuni, see ^'cyor^. 
 I 's'dorl, ^s^dodo^ karande, karande- 
 
 llji, see s'oclr. 
 /=^do53 karampe, ^. A wound. 2. 
 
 =^dos3o^ karampeli^, ^^'. Perfo- 
 rated, bored ; having notches. 
 ■( s. The scar of a wound. 
 
 =5^ do 200 karambu, see ^czoor. 
 
 =5 do 200^ karambuni (^^o^^), ^r. a. 
 To prune, cut off, as super- 
 fluous branches of a tree; to 
 clear away, as bush, ek.\ cf. 
 
 ^O200F^. 
 
 g^do25^^ karambeli;, s. A kind 
 pi of coppice. 
 =^d=CT karaka, see ^^f. 
 
 ^^t'^t karakara, s. The noise 
 made in chewing, sawing, or 
 writing. 
 '5d=5'D, =ad^6 karakari, karakare, 
 s. Annoyance, trouble. 2. 
 grief, sorrow, distress. 
 '^tj\K^ karagasij, see Xz^r^. 
 
 s/=^dn^^2^ kara^avuni, c. v. {of 
 ^T^Xo^) To melt, liquefy. 2. 
 to affect the mind, make a 
 person's heart melt. 3. to 
 afflict, cause sorrow. 
 
 ' ^tT\:>'^ karaguni, v. n. To melt, 
 dissolve, liquefy. 2. to be- 
 come thin or lean; to waste. 
 3. to become affected, soften- 
 ed ; to relent, melt with pity ; 
 also ^dKS^'seE:^. 
 ^s^dto^DOSo karajikayi, s. A kind 
 of fruit-shaped cake. 
 
 j=CTd^ karadu, s. Wastage, loss, 
 wear. adj. Rough, coarse ; 
 worn out. — 3>) X^ waste paper. 
 ^^3j,^ a rough copy. ~-^h^ 
 to be worn out. — tSo^j^c^ to 
 waste, spoil. 
 
 >y=^d^ karadi, s. A bear, -^ooso 
 sso3o a hairy man. 
 =3^d^7^ karadige, ^. A small box, 
 
 ^=^dc^j karadu, see ^d5. 
 =^dra karana, s. An organ of 
 sense. 2. cause, instrument 
 or means' of action. — ©)Cx:5o the 
 three means of action, name- 
 ly, ^j?2.^o^^^cdo the mindj 
 speech and body. 
 =3^dr?^, ^drJ^^ karanike, kara- 
 nike, see ^rfrt?. 
 
 /=3^do3^, karatala, ^/Cadjan. 2. 
 a mode of beating time with 
 the hands ; also ^/^^, ^^^^. 
 -§oe3 cadjan leaf. 
 
 v/=ad^^ karapuni, ^'. ^. To repulse, 
 drive. 2. to urge. 3. to clear, 
 remove. -/4. to digest. 5. to 
 waste. 6. to cause abortion; 
 
 cf. =aTi7v)4'o^- 
 
 =3^d^ karape, s. A notch or in- 
 cision. 
 
 ^d^e;j karapelu, ^. A trouble- 
 some or mischievous woman. 
 
 =ads3s3 karapele, s. A trouble- 
 some or mischievous man. 
 
 =3^d20?^ karabasi^, see ^s:^r^. 
 
 =CTdoJo karaya, see =0^050^0. 
 ^"^ti) karale, s. A swelling. 
 ^.^d^ karavi, ^. A mould. 
 
kara 
 
 122 
 
 ^0 kari 
 
 ^"^d^^ karavuni (=5"^), v. n. ^To 
 
 be dissolved, melted. >2.to 
 
 be digested. 3. to miscarry. 
 
 "^^dd karave, s. Phlegm. -=^jse^ 
 
 pulmonary phthisis. 
 ^'^ds?^ karal^, see ^^r. 
 ^d^ karale, see. =^^^^3. 
 =5*05)^ karadi, s. A class of Mah- 
 
 ratta Brahmins. 
 =^Dc)r?'^ karanike, see ^rfrt?. 
 =^D■^^3^ karabiji, «^'. Filthy, dirty, 
 
 unclean, bad. 
 =g^Dc)dos*, ^D"5)SJ0vl, karamatij, 
 karamati, ^. A miracle, won- 
 der. 2. the power of doing 
 wonders, etc. 
 •s/=S^Dc)OJj karaya, s. Phlegm. 
 
 =g^DDD*, ^D"5)do karar^, kararu, ^. 
 An agreement, contract. — ^o 
 s;<oi^oi to make a contract. 
 
 =^D"3^^ karavali, s. The sea- 
 coast, coastline. 
 
 =^De)Sj)c^ karavuni, ^^6 =5^"d4^. 
 
 =^DD^ karalu, adj. Frightful, 
 terrible. — -^jse?? a frightful 
 face. 
 -^'S'D kari, s. Chimney soot. 2. 
 charcoal, or any thing burnt, 
 as the fibrous covering of a 
 cocoanut, straw etc. adj. see 
 
 =^0 kari, s. An elephant. 
 v/^D kari, j. A bar with which a 
 door etc. is fastened. 2. a 
 pole fastened to a load, by 
 which it is carried on the 
 shoulders. 
 
 =3^0 kari, s. Castration. — srotSo^ 
 to castrate. 
 
 =5*0 0^^ karinki;i, s. Sediment. 
 
 =aOo2;^j^) karincuni, see "^odor^. 
 
 =3'De;o^Dri karijirige, s. Black 
 cummin seed, Nigella sativa. 
 
 =S^D^Skarinelli, s. Country goose- 
 berry. 
 h^=aD^^ karipuni (^5), ^'. a. To 
 deduct, subtract. 2. to spend. 
 3. to remove. 
 ■^^Ds3, =aDs5o^ karipe, karipel^, s. 
 That which is deducted; 
 deduction. 
 
 =3^0"^:)^ 13 karibiti, s. The real 
 ebony. 
 
 =5D^3e53, =^SOJoE3e^ karibevu, 
 kariyabevu, s. Bergera koe- 
 nigii^ called the curry-leaf 
 tree, the leaves of which are 
 used for seasoning. 
 V^^OsJod karimara, ^. Blackwood. 
 J'^OoSj kariya, adj. Black. 
 
 '^OOJj kariya, s. A ferry. 
 
 =5^&o;JjiJ?)^ea kariyatolaci, see'^^ 
 
 =3^DaJod:) kariyadu, s. A black 
 
 woman. 
 =^0Cujc3 kariyade, ^. A black man. 
 =^Ool)?5-^ kariyanekki, s. The 
 
 three leaved chaste tree, Vttex 
 
 trifolia. 2. the plant Genda- 
 
 russa vulgaris. 
 'aOOJodor? kariyamani, s. Black 
 
 beads. 
 '^Dojosjojdo^ kariyamudyala, ^. 
 
 An aromatic plant, Andro- 
 
^t) kari 
 
 123 
 
 ^a'^F karka 
 
 pogon Jwaranctisa, with 
 fragrant roots. 
 ^^OoJoo^ kariyuni {^^), v. :?2/To 
 elapse, expire, pass as time. 
 aux. V. To be able, or pos- 
 sible. ^Oo;joo:i ;^oaB an un- 
 avoidable business. "S^SS ^^h 
 ^ to die ; to drop down ; to be 
 over. o3oo^ ^e"s^o:5 ^borfocS I 
 must go by all means. 
 
 =g^a^a karidi, s. Price, value. 
 —•d3s;^o^^ to settle the price; 
 to purchase. 
 -'■^do karu, ^.-K^ulture. 2. seeh^dc^. 
 
 =CTdooeoj^ karumbuui, see ^-dXc)?). 
 
 =3*dj=aOo2oos^ karukumbuda, ^^^ ^ 
 
 ^^'6:i^^T5^ karukuru, ^. The noise 
 made in chewing any brittle 
 substance. 
 
 =^doriJS^oe3okarugoiitu, ^. Boiled 
 and dried areca-nut. 
 
 "^dora karuna, ^. Mercy, pity, 
 kindness. — -rfo^j^^ to show 
 mercy. 
 
 =^do^ karupu, see ^^r. 
 
 =5^dJ2Jj^ karubuni, see ^T^Xo^i. 
 
 =3*^0^0 karulu, ^^^ ^^?^- 
 
 =3^8 kare, ^^^ s^t?. 
 ^=^6 kare, ^. The seashore, coast- 
 line. 2. the bank of a river. 
 
 3. land, as opposed to water. 
 
 4. border, edge. 5. the co- 
 loured border of a cloth. 
 —yrd^ land-wind. — ;roa by 
 land. — 3jrfo ^, _4Qodj^ to 
 touch or reach the land; see 
 
 "adooj 
 
 _30j3"do^. — SjtSo^ to sail'near 
 the shore. — ^Uo^^i tolfasten'a 
 selvage; the horizon to be- 
 come cloudy. ~tj^2J^ to sail 
 towards the land, -eojst^o^ to 
 escape to the shore ; to escape 
 from danger; to recover from 
 sickness. 
 
 s/=a6 kare, s. The pole to which 
 a bucket is attached in a 
 country water-lift. 
 
 J =^6 kare, s. A parish, a social 
 or caste jurisdictional divi- 
 sion. 
 
 karempe, see ^tjo^. 
 
 =a6^^ karepini see ^T5odoo^. 
 -4=s^dog)^ karepuni (^"^j, -t^. a^. To 
 make a notch ^r incision. 
 
 =a6doa karemedi, s. The sides 
 of a border in a rice-field. 
 y^^dojoo^, =5*6^^ kareyuni, kare- 
 vuni (^^), ^'. 72. To crow. 
 
 ^ds3^ karel^, ^. The mark left 
 on the skin by wearing any 
 thing tightly. 
 
 ^6^0^ kareluni (^^^), -v.a. To 
 leave a mark on the skin, as 
 by dressing tightly etc. 
 
 =^6js^o karolu, see 5d-5js<5;<o. 
 
 =g^dJ5«^j karolu, fl. of ^^. 
 J^^^r kark^, ^. A very tender 
 cocoanut. 2. its tender shell. 
 
 ^CT^^Togs? karki^puli, ^. Garcina 
 Cambogia. 
 
 =a^r karka, ^^'^'. At once; sud- 
 denly. 2. sharply, violently. 
 _^2io^^ to bite sharply -20o^ 
 ^^ to grow ^r ripen fast. 
 11* 
 
^=5^r karka 
 
 124 
 
 ^t^T kartr^ 
 
 'S'^fU karkata, s. A crab. 2. the 
 Cancer in the zodiac, ^^r&i 
 a female crab. 
 
 '^=s^r^doj^o, karkademullu, s. A 
 kind of thorn. 
 
 =a=ar^53 karkattale, see s^Xrj^d 
 
 =c*=3'r6 karkare, see s^n^^b. 
 
 =G=cr2;, =a=ar;^ karkasa, karkasa, 
 adj. Violent, harsh, unkind. 
 2. cruel, hard. 3. intangi- 
 ble. 4. miserly. —^?^ cruelty; 
 hardness; unkindness; in- 
 tangibility ; avarice, niggard- 
 liness. '^^F^ a violent or 
 wicked woman, ^^r^ a vio- 
 lent or wicked man. 
 
 ^=5c)r^=a karkataka, see ^s'rw. 
 
 ^=3^orc2JO^ karkumbuda, s. A 
 pumpkin. 2. an ash-gourd. 
 
 ^f\Fozi^^6, "^r^Ft^^ karganda- 
 kattale, karkattale, see ^Xr^d 
 
 =criro5o kargayi, see aafo^o. 
 -'^g^n-^rsj^ kargavuni, ^^^ =^'^ad4o). 
 
 /^Af, =ar(ora kargi, karg-udi, ^. 
 
 A very black woman. 
 sJ'oTioFd kargude, s. A very black 
 
 man. 
 J ^?^JS^r^ kargota, s. Hardness. 
 2. hard-hearted ness. adj. 
 Hard, hard-hearted. 
 ^f^JS^rliri kargotige, s. A hard- 
 hearted man. 
 'u^F karci, s. Expenditure, 
 expenses. ^^^- household 
 expenses. ^-s^Xofj, _33^j^^, 
 — 20js"dor^ to cost. — oii^Jv^ to 
 expend. 
 
 «i=^e§ro^ karcily, see ^g^-^- 
 
 =^23^rvB karjati, s. A black spe- 
 cies. 2. the class of pariahs. 
 
 =aZ3^r0 karjali, ^. The tree Leu- 
 cas indtca^ Phlomis tndica. 
 
 =az;is£rd karjura, see a^t^. 
 
 ^zs^r, =5^do^ kard^, kardu, ^^^ 
 
 =3^r3r karna, ^^^ ^?^f^- 
 
 =^r^r=5^0£g karnakutta, ^«y. Head- 
 long, topsy-turvy, s. A sum- 
 merset. 
 -^^co-3r^=CT karnataka, see ^o'^ri. 
 
 =^D3e)Fe3z^\ karnatige, ^^<^ ^c^dzf. 
 
 =^r?r=^ karnlke, ^y. The sheraste- 
 dar, chief ministerial officer 
 of a collector. 2. a secretary. 
 
 =3^clr karne, s. A half-brother of 
 the Pandu princes. 2. a hard 
 man. -^^^ the story of 
 Kama's exploits as given in 
 the Mahabharata. 
 
 ^s^rsjio^^ kart^pattuni (^§f 
 t,E ), v. a. To set-off. 2. to 
 deduct. 3. to exclude. 4. to 
 give up hope. 
 
 =^sr04o3j3^ri kartariprayoga, s. 
 Active voice, gram. 
 
 =3^^rd kartave, s. An agent, 
 maker. 2. God, lord. 3. a 
 master, owner. 4. an author; 
 
 of. ^^^F. 
 
 ^^■hFtif\ "it^F^fs, kartadige, 
 kartuttige, s. Ownership, pro- 
 prietorship. 2. dominion, 
 authority. 
 
 ^tsV kartr^, s. The nominative 
 of a verb, gram. 2. sec »^f^. 
 
=^ij^r karto 
 
 125 
 
 "av kala 
 
 ^IjSraT^ kartodige, see "^^f^-R. 
 
 J=uz:fF kardi^, adj. Black. — eSjaejj 
 
 black and white. 2. see ^S . 
 
 CD 
 
 =u^F karna, ^. The ear. —"^oozio) 
 an ear-ring worn by a woman. 
 
 ^^r karna, s, A black paste 
 composed of dross of iron, 
 kernel of wild liquorice and 
 boiled rice, applied on the 
 right side leather of a finger- 
 drum. 
 
 =CT^rsJsdr karnaparva, see ^s'^r. 
 
 =^^DF^ karnalu, see 7\^f6. 
 
 =3'^^=^kariiike, ^tJi; =5^rfrt?. 
 
 =^^f6v^ karnirelijL, s. A dark 
 shadow. 
 
 J =5^^r karpu, s. A pit, hole, ditch. 
 2. a pit for catching wild 
 beasts. 
 =3^^rd, ^s^rd karpura, karpura, 
 s. Camphor. 2. the thick 
 leaved lavender. — sojs-dj Lev- 
 endula carnosa. "d?::— crude 
 calomel. 
 =^s2ra% =as5F^o karpel]j, karpelu, 
 see ^TJ^e^o. 
 
 ^^20F karba, ^. Iron. —^ XreoJ 
 an iron link. 
 '=6i^FK\^^j:i^FTf karbas^, karba- 
 s^, s. An ox of superior breed 
 from the up-country. —^^ 
 a ghaut cow. 
 
 /^zojrd, =ae3jS)r|^ karbule, kar- 
 bolle, s. A fowl having white 
 plumage with black spots. 
 
 '^sl)F karma, s. An action in 
 general. 2. a religious cere- 
 mony. 3. the objective case, 
 
 gram. 4. fate; misfortune. 
 5. sin, transgression. — aS 
 the condition induced by one's 
 deeds. ^^rr?^o3js?A the pas- 
 sive voice, gram, ^d^e^ 
 transgression. ~y^ the fruit 
 of human actions. =5^^ro^, 
 =^^je)Fosfd funeral rites. "S^^^rar 
 ^^■5 a performer of funeral 
 rites. ^<sor^ ^s'^ft^ a sinner. 
 ^^oerc^cdo the organ of ac- 
 tion, as the hand, foot, etc. 
 
 =^s3orrl karmane, see ?ra5^?6 
 U7ider ^^. 
 
 ^■^F-6 karmara, see ^a^^. 
 s/=^dorD^ karmaru, s. A superior 
 kind of firewood, Vatica lacct- 
 /era. 
 
 =^^oorrie/ karmugaliji, see ?ra5 
 ^ooA^ under ^&- 
 
 T^s^jorc^ karmuda, ^^6- =5^^ofc20o:^. 
 
 ^dJorO karmuli, ^\ Thatched 
 grass taken from a roof. 
 
 =^odjr karya, s. A ferry. 
 
 uOJ0F;:^,^oJ0Fclkaryada,karyade, 
 s. The liver, as of a fowl. 
 
 =ao;iooF^ karyuni, see ^bocioo^. 
 
 -i=S'o^F karl^, s. The bowels. 
 2. the liver. 
 
 '^^'C^F^tj'^ karl^kappade, s. The 
 
 intestines, entrails. 
 
 =CT^F karle, ^6^^ ^i^«3. 
 
 J'^ZZDFZ^^ karvavuni (=5^s3df), -t/.^. 
 
 To burn the downs of a fowl 
 
 by holding it over the fire. 
 
 J=uZ) kala, s. A square. 2. a bed 
 
^o kala 
 
 126 
 
 ■6 kale 
 
 of flowers, elc. 3. a place 
 
 where pariahs assemble. -^ 
 
 ^^^ to make a flowerbed; a 
 
 group of pariahs to sit in a 
 
 circle. 
 ^^;o kalam, ^. A reed-pen. 2. 
 
 a paragraph. -sroS detailed, 
 
 item by item. 
 ^=3^^o=s*, =3^e;o^o^ kalank^, kalan- 
 
 kuni, see ^^o^. 
 =ae;o3-i)^, =ae;oc3-Sc^ kalamtani, 
 
 kalamdani, 5-. An inkstand. 2. 
 
 a small box. 
 ^^0"^ kalambi, see ^eSosS. 
 J=5'^o^J0Qi kalambuni, z'. n. To 
 
 quarrel, fight. 
 =CTe;^ kalaka, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 ^e;=s^o2ooe; kalakambula, .y. A 
 
 drenched miry floor. 
 J'u^'^^ kalakala, s. A confused 
 
 noise, hum. 
 j ^^=ao kalakala, adv. Brightly. 
 
 — ^czio^ to shine brightly. 
 \/Tioui)Z^^ kaladavuni, c. v. (of^^ 
 
 rio^) To mix. 2. to knead. 
 J^t>zid'^ kaladuni (^^^), v.n. To 
 
 be mixed. 2. to be kneaded. 
 J'uv^p kalapuni (^e^), ^. ^. To 
 
 mingle. 2. to knead. ^otL- 
 
 to plough a watered field. 
 J "^^^ kalappu, adj. Mixed. 2. 
 
 kneaded. 
 -^=3^^250=^ kalaberake, .y. Admix- 
 ture, compound. 
 J 'd(DZj:f kalami^, s. Grafting -■si^ 
 
 ^ii^ to graft. 
 'uv^:f, =g^Q->doo kalamv, kalamu, 
 
 see '^^o. 
 
 =as;dj kalame, s. A kind of rice. 
 ^e;o5o kalayi, see t5^oi>03o. 
 =a^^ kalavu, see ^^4- 
 
 ^^5^, =3*Oa) kalasa, kalasa, s. A 
 pitcher, 2. a vase, goblet. 3. 
 aspire, —^v:)^^ purification by 
 pouring water, -'^^h^ to set 
 up a spire. 
 
 =5*^;^ kalase, s. A grain measure 
 equal to ten, twelve, four- 
 teen, fifteen, or sixteen seers. 
 
 =CT^3okalalia, ^. Quarrel, dispute. 
 
 'uO-s^ kalapa, s. A family trial, 
 distress, or dispute. 2. an 
 ornament, zone. — ^o^o^^ to 
 quarrel; to make confusion. 
 
 =5^575)050 kalayi, s. Tinning. -adt5 
 a person who tins vessels, tin- 
 ker. — =#js^r^, —sj^iI:^ to tin. 
 
 T?Oc)Sj kalavu, see ^^4- 
 
 '^ODh kalasi, s. A sailor, lascar. 
 
 =^a^rj^ kalas^, s. Conclusion, 
 end. 2. consumption, exhaus- 
 tion. —Zfh^ to be finished, 
 or consumed. — -rfos^^j^S) to 
 complete; to empty. 
 
 "^^j^k kalasi, see s'g;sS. 
 J^e'O kali, ^. Toddy; liquor. 
 
 =^0, xS'Oodoori kali, kaliyuga, s. 
 
 The fourth or iron age of the 
 
 world; the age of vice. 
 =^0=^ kalike, s. Dissimulation, 
 
 dissembling. 
 -Ig'd kale, .J. A scar. 2. a mark. 
 
 blemish, stain. 
 =3*^0?!^, =s*dor\kalengiji,kalengi,J. 
 
 Rust, verdigris 
 
=^6 kale 
 
 127 
 
 ^djs,^ kalpo 
 
 ^^601^ kalembi, s. A chest, cof- 
 fer. ~^id^^ —cro^, see ^eJoc^c'^i. 
 
 =^^02^) kalembi, i". The hindmost 
 sail of a boat. 
 
 =CT53=ac)dc9 kalekarana, ^. A bad 
 affair. 
 
 ^s3=s=^^r=^kalekarnika, see ^r^r??. 
 
 '■^^6h^, =s^d^^ kalepini, kalepuni 
 
 (g'eS), z'. ^./To strip off, remove. 
 
 ^"^2. to subtract, deduct. 
 
 ^d^c^ kalevuni peS), v. n.^To 
 
 be stripped.'^, to be deducted. 
 
 y ^tx kalka, ^.^Decoction, infusion 
 
 of any drug. 2. sediment. 
 
 =3*^6 kalkare, i". x\ place abound- 
 
 mg m latrite stone. 
 =CT0) kalki, i-. The tenth or last 
 incarnation of Vishnu, ex- 
 pected to put an end to the 
 kali or iron age; also — ©^ 
 
 "a^j,^, ^g'^Oycl kalkutti, kalkude, 
 ^\ The name of a demon. 
 ^"G^x^ kalkuni (^^^j), '^. n. To 
 cry, as a demon or one pos- 
 sessed with an evil spirit. 
 =5^53, kalke, see ^e5^. 
 /^dJS. d kalkore, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 "O" 
 
 ^£) ^:>zS^o^ kalgi rumalyi, ^. A 
 yellow handkerchief with 
 black spots. 
 
 =aa;^sJod kaltamara, s. A wild 
 kind of lotus growing on stony 
 ground. 
 
 =S^^ kalte, s. Morning, the day- 
 break; c/.WQo-d. —dj^cxjon morn- 
 ing and evening. 
 
 =^s^ \^^ kalteia^u, adv. {lit. for the 
 mouth of toddy). Something 
 given as a relish when sip- 
 ping toddy. 
 
 ^a^jCJ^ kalnari^, s. A medicinal 
 drug. 
 
 =CT^kalpa, s. A period of time. 
 2. a sacrerd work, one of the 
 six Vedangas. 3. resolve, 
 purpose. 4. artifice, trickery, 
 cunning. 
 
 =aej|^o?i kalpande, see s'fy^sS. 
 
 =3^^3^kalpada, ^. A fluid measure 
 equal to twelve seers. 
 
 =3^sjkcl kalpane, s. A stone quarry. 
 
 =^^.^ kalpane, ^. Fiction, fable. 
 2. invention, fabrication. 3. 
 producing, forming. —-6:^^:^^^ 
 to invent, fabricate, contrive ; 
 to produce, form; to esta- 
 blish. 
 
 =^^do=^, =s^ej\dx=a kalparuksha, 
 kalpavriiksha, s. The tree of 
 Indra's paradise said to yield 
 whatever is desired. 
 
 ^a|^o^, kalpanta, s. The end of 
 the world. 
 
 =2ra^o^d kalpantara, s. Another 
 period of time, eternity. 
 n/^s^s^i^sSc^ kalpavuni, c i). {of ^ 
 <^o^oi) To teach, instruct. 2. to 
 instigate; also ^e^^^S^jsEir^. 
 
 ^©^?;jjc^ kalpisuni (^«^oJ), v. a. 
 To invent, fabricate. 
 J'x^^^p kalpuni (^^), v. a. To 
 learn, study. 
 
 =5^5303 ^^ kalpokta, adv. Accord- 
 ing to religious directions. 
 
^<o, kalma 
 
 128 
 
 v£) kalli 
 
 =3^?;,^ kalmadi, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 <2/ 
 
 =^e;,dkalmada, ^. Bitumen, gran- 
 ulated gypsum from Arabia. 
 
 ■•5^^),^ kalmasha, s. Corrosion. 
 2. impurity. 3. sin. 4. the 
 matter of a sore. 
 
 iS^^Q kalya, see ^bodo. 
 
 =3'e)co^ kalyante, ^^^ ^<2^o&3. 
 
 "S^oiSoC^ kalyana, s. Happiness, 
 prosperity, good fortune. 2. 
 marriage. 
 
 "ctO^o rJ kalyani, s. The name of a 
 tune. 2. the name of a female. 
 
 ^^o,e3, kalrutti, .9,?^ ^e^o-doil 
 J =3^^;* kalli^, s. A stone. — ^ ca^^ a 
 chisel. — 3^5^020, —3 ^o^ a stone 
 pillar. -^y^?s, _rf ^^ a stone 
 embankment or seat. — ^Wo. 
 c3^d3j a mason. — sjssgi a stone 
 put across a stream to pass 
 over. — ^ 3jejD03j a slate. —Tio"^ 
 a stone bridge. ~^^ a Jaina 
 shrine. — sSdo a kind of bow 
 for discharging stones. — ^o 
 "cJoso a stone trough, —"^zix^ 
 to break stones. — ^^ ^) to 
 chip stones. — ^^js^ag)^ a stone 
 to grow hard. —^, 3^e^ stony, 
 made of stones, 's's^w play- 
 ing with stones. 
 
 Tg^o^J^ kall^tetti, .?. A rotten 
 
 =3^^* eo^ri kallijLbagre, s. A kind of 
 tree, the wood of which is 
 used as timber. 
 
 "ai^^zzi.d kallubire, s. A kind of 
 plantain tree. 
 
 ^s'cJ^doo^o, kall^mull^, s. {lit. 
 stones and thorns). The mill- 
 cog. 2. the indented surface 
 of a mill-stone. 3. a rugged 
 path. 
 
 ^2;^;^=CT)d kallusakkare, ^. Sugar- 
 candy. 
 
 =5^0^ ?oJ?)ol3 kall^siinti, s. Wild 
 ginger, Zingiber zerumbet. 
 
 =d^ kalla, ^. A kind of oyster. 
 
 —too its shell ; cf, "^6 . 
 ' y CO 
 
 'avo'uO kallankalli, s. A kind 
 
 of bag. 
 =3^e;ofi)^ kallangei, s. A kind of 
 
 small fish. 
 ^oo^, =CTS>>^ kallante, kallate, s. 
 
 The Indian nightshade, Sola- 
 
 num Indicum. 
 "^^i^t^ kallabiru, see under 
 
 CO 
 
 ^€ . 
 =3*^050 kallayi, ^^^ ^2,°^i>- 
 ^e^dr( kallaraga, .y. Asphalt. 
 
 oo 
 
 =3^^j3jrd kallarpada, ^. Small-pox 
 attacking a person a second 
 time. 
 
 ^^^r kallarpe, s. A kind of 
 
 CD 
 
 sieve to remove small stones 
 from earth. 
 ^a-3^ kallale, s. A class of 
 pariahs. 2. their headman. 
 i^s'C) kalli, ^."^A bag of net-work, 
 
 CO J . 1 
 
 made of ropes. 2. a wicker- 
 work. 3. the pods of cannabis. 
 4. see '^\' 
 
 ^^\ kallitti, see ^^3 . 
 
 =^0 6j?)V^o kallirolu, s. A hard 
 grown palmyra fruit. 
 
^'oo kallu 
 
 129 
 
 ^7:j^ kasu 
 
 =5^0 oj) kalluppu, s. Kock-salt, 
 
 CO o-^ 
 
 the Bombay salt. 
 
 =i^^o do kalluru, ^. A kind of fish. 
 
 ^^odo^'^ kalluruna, adj. Imma- 
 ture, half-ripe or half deve- 
 loped. 
 
 =5'^o doei kalluruti, s. The name 
 of a female Bhuta. 
 
 =^^odj^ kalluruni (^^^^), '^. 'Z^- 
 A stone to press or hurt the 
 sole of the foot in walking. 
 
 ^s3 kalle, s. The straw covering 
 of a bundle of rice; also 
 
 =5^53 vl kalletti, s. A bag with 
 
 divisions within. 
 "^dJ^^o kallottu, s. A foot-sore 
 
 caused by a stone. 
 =^dJ5 ^^ kallola, ^. A large wave 
 
 or billow. 
 'az^'d, =^^2i kavaca, kavace, s. 
 
 Armour, a coat of mail. 2. a 
 
 jacket, short coat. 
 ^sj^ kavate, see ^^^s. 
 
 x/^da, =ad^ri, =3^^^ kavadi, kava- 
 dige, kavade, ^. A small shell, 
 cowrie. —s3sq calculation with 
 cowries. —>^j3 200^0) to play with 
 cowries. 
 
 /^dfl kavane, ^. A sling. -=5^^ 
 a sling-stone. 
 ^z:)^^ kavati^, see ^sroi. 
 ^zt^ kavana, s. Poetry, verse. 
 2. invention, fabrication. —t^S 
 a poet. — ^wo^^, ^■rfo^o^^ to 
 compose verses ; to caricature, 
 —sj^^^o^ to exaggerate, invent. 
 
 =3*d^?H kavalige, see tj'^^^. 
 =5^-33^ kavat-^, s. Drill, military 
 
 exercise. 
 =aO, =^^^6 kavi, kavisvare, s. 
 
 A poet. 
 =3^^!, =^^^ kavite, kavitva, s. 
 
 Poetry, 'a poem, verse. 
 >i=^4o^'^» ^d,^?o kavundrasa, 
 
 kavudrasa, ^. A cancer on the 
 
 cheek. 
 ^^•sojj, =^ss:c)o;^o kasaya, kashaya, 
 
 s. A decoction, extract. — "s^o 
 
 ■^^^ to extract, 6*^ prepare a 
 
 draught. 
 =5*^ kasi, s. Graft, grafting. — ^ 
 
 Sr^o^oi to graft. 
 "dhhh, =^2!j=5^J2;o, =3^;^Oao?;jj kasi- ■ 
 
 pisi, kasukusu, kasukusu, adv. 
 
 In bated breath, in a whisper. 
 
 — sjDi-do^ to whisper. 
 =^^^a, =3^5^::) kasidi,kasibi,^. Em- 
 broidery, ornamental needle 
 
 work. 
 =a2^oSj kasyapa, s. The name of 
 
 deified sage. 
 =a^, kashta, s. Trouble, hard- 
 
 ship. 2. labour, toil. — ^se; a 
 
 time of difficulty. ~=^u?)L^^ 
 
 to give trouble, -^ilocijor'i to 
 
 be afflicted, to suffer. —200 
 
 a^^, _■^^o^^^ to work hard, 
 
 take pains. 
 =0^1^,0^, kashtishta, s. Enmity 
 
 and friendship; love and 
 
 hatred. 
 =s^Ai^=a?^^=^ kasijikas^ka, .y. A sound 
 
 produced when anything is 
 
 smashed. 
 
kas^ 
 
 130 
 
 =3^^' kala 
 
 ^?D^Sc)05o, =^?o^n-3oSo kasi^kayi, 
 
 kasugayi, $ee ^sfe^oso. 
 "^T^^TT kas^rijL, see ^?i5. 
 J "aii kasa, ddj. Brackish. av)s^c^— 
 
 anything over salted. 
 V =s^?o kasa, s. Sweepings, rubbish. 
 =3^?^o^* kasanti^, s. Rancidity. 
 ^ J 2. sediment. I <2^'. Rancid. 
 "uT^^-^ kasakase, s. Poppy seed 
 of Papaz'er so^nniferum. 
 >J =5^^=^ kasakka, adv. Forcibly, 
 hardly; deeply. — ts'o^^ to 
 prick forcibly, as a thorn. 
 —ij£\^ to speak so as to affect 
 another's interest, to betray. 
 =^?^)^J, =^?;j23 kasaba, kasabe, s. 
 The chief station of a district. 
 "6^^}^ kasabisi, see a ^83^. 
 "^7^1::,:^ kasabu, s. Profession, 
 
 trade, business. 
 =a?u^J553^ kasain%, see "^t^^^. 
 ^ '^T^h^ kasar^, s. Remainder. 2. 
 
 profit. ^3. sediment. 
 >^ "^T^xf, =a?^0?^ kasari^, kasarige, s. 
 JDross of smelted iron. 2, 
 fissure, flaw, holes. 3. a 
 particle, —dj3s;^^o?i to remove 
 the fissures of any metallic 
 article. 
 i^rT^'^k kasakasi, s. Haggling. 
 =CTj;ra"JD^ kasabisi, see "^^h^. 
 =^?7S0Jj kasaya, see ^^odo. 
 
 o3j kasSyi, kasayigare, kasayi- 
 
 daye, s. A butcher. 
 ^s^A} kasi, see ^^. r^Sea. 
 
 =^A}^a, "S^i^jse) kasidi, kasudi, j^<? 
 
 
 ,y. The strings or tiei 
 of a jacket. — ^jseoo a whip 
 _^wo^^ to fasten the strings 
 of a jacket. 
 ^=3^rj"3)OSo kaskayi, adj. Half ripe. 
 
 T^?o^ kasti^i, s. Force, pressure. 
 adj. Violent, severe. 2. dan- 
 gerous. — ?ic^y dangerous 
 sickness. --^^^^^ to press, 
 force; also ^^o . 
 
 =^?dv^D kasturi, ^. Musk. -^ a 
 species of jessamine. -s^ooDi 
 s;^— Curcuma zedoaria \ cf.^"^ 
 ^o&f. — ^o^A a musk deer. 
 ^U— musk-mallow, Hehicus 
 ahelmoschus. 
 
 =^rj£)^o^ kasmalii, ^^'. Unclean, 
 filthy, loose. —"^^ a nasty 
 woman. 
 
 ^So^ kahale, ,y. A bugle. ^^^- 
 a large bugle. 
 
 =^^ kala, see ^^. 
 -^=^^os^kalankiji,^. A spot, blemish. 
 ^2. turbidness, muddiness. 
 3. mistake. 4. suspicion. —^^S 
 turbid water, --s^jsco^ a sus- 
 picious mind, -'ts'^c^^?) to 
 render turbid. ^=5^s;*c^j^ to be 
 turbid. 
 J^^=^^, =s^^3i^ kalakala, kalapala, 
 s. A confused sort of noise 
 produced as when wading 
 through water, or shaking a 
 whole cocoanut. 
 
 ^^=^^ kalakala, see ^o^c^. 
 
 ^^^^ kalapuni, see ^ej^?). 
 
 ,T^^^:i kalame, see ^e;^o. 
 
=u^ kala 
 
 131 
 
 '5'SoUD kanda 
 
 '' =5^^sj^ kalavala, s. Anxiety, al- 
 arm. 2. anguish, sorrow. 
 —^h^ to be anxious, agitated, 
 or confused. 
 /^^^ kalavu, s. Theft, robbery. 
 =^'-^^ kalase, see "^^A 
 ^^ kali, see =^e3. 
 v^ojoo^ kaliyuni, see ^bocioo^. 
 /^^o kalu, adj. False, untrue, 
 not reliable, s. Fraud ; cheat- 
 ing. 2. trick. 3. a lie, false- 
 hood. — sJD^Ti a falsehood. 
 —;d3-§j^ perjury, false evidence- 
 _^r^^ to tell lies. 
 ^^0^ kaluve, see ^^^ 
 =5^^ kale, see ^e3. 
 v^on^ kalengi^, see ^6oK. 
 =d^h^ kalepini, see ^eh^. 
 ^=CT^oJjj^, ^^^^ kaleyuni, kale- 
 vuni (^^j, ^'. ff:^o lapse, pass, 
 as time. "'^2. to be exhausted, 
 spent, as money. ^3. to be- 
 come loose, as the bands of 
 a box, eU.'^ cf. ^bodoo^. 
 =a^o,^ kalkuni, see ^ao^^. 
 >/^^ kalve, s. A thief, robber. 
 /=^'^ kalla, ^^WDeceitful, dis- 
 honest, unfair. 2. under, sub- 
 ordinate; additional. ^."^Dis- 
 honesty. 2. stealing ; cf. ^"^o. 
 — ^J3e5 the swelling gums in 
 teething. — ^<2;^ an addition- 
 al piece of split bamboo. 
 —■^y?>S an under roof. 
 J^ =5*^oe3, T^goei?^ kallanti, kallanti- 
 ge, s. Dishonesty. 2. false- 
 hood. 
 
 -^=u§ kalli, s. 'The milk-hedge. 
 Euphorbia ; the prickly-pear, 
 Opuntia dillenii. 2. the fruc- 
 tification of the hemp plant 
 or Cannabis sativa. ^^"5— , 
 =^ja?S— , ^zf— , ^00^0— are its 
 varieties; cf. ^^. 
 
 =^^?^ kallige, ^. A very tender 
 jack-fruit. 
 
 ^^ kalle, see ^^^. 
 
 ^^ kalle, ^. >^A kind of grass. 
 2. see ^^. 
 
 =g^-S- kakshi, ^. Objection or reply 
 in argument. 2. wrangling, 
 arguing. 3. one party as op- 
 posed to another ; also ~7\d-5. 
 ^^— an opposite party. 
 J=5e)o^0odoo^ kankariyuni, 'v. n. 
 To hawk, force up phlegm 
 with a noise; to hem. 
 J=sdqt^ kangri;, s. A dark-blue 
 cloth worn by lower classes 
 of people, or used for bed- 
 ding, eU. 
 
 =a^or(j^ kang^uni (^c^), z/. n. 
 To be dejected. 2. to become 
 pale. 
 
 "SDoZa"^ kancana, s. Gold. 2. 
 money ; also ^sotj^r©, sdcs^dj:^. 
 
 =c?'3ozd kanci, see ^oel. 
 
 ^^0^, ^-30^0 kante, kantya, s. 
 A large basket. 
 
 'S-z)oZ^ kanda, s. A section, divi- 
 sion of a book. 
 
 =5-5)odsJ, "oDoziz^^ kandava, kan- 
 da vana, s. Indra's garden. 
 ^■socs^o^j kandayi, s. A kind of 
 fish. 
 
ioDo^ kandi 
 
 132 
 
 ^sej kata 
 
 ^■soa^^ kandil^, s. A kind of 
 tree; c/. JTOoa^. 
 
 =uDo'd kande, adz>. Early in the 
 morning, s. Morning. 
 „ ^^o^oSo kandeyi, see ^sois^oao. 
 Ji =5^o(io^ kandeliji, s. A kind of 
 tree, growing near salt water. 
 
 ^"30^^ kantane, s. A pot. 
 
 ■g-sovBkanti, s. Effulgence, splen- 
 dour, lustre. 2. beauty, love- 
 liness. 
 
 ^"Soi kante, s. A wife. 2. a 
 beloved female. 
 
 =5"c)o5JD^ kamparu, s. A carcass. 
 2. a nasty man (7'/^.) <^^'. 
 Nasty ; filthy. 2. pot-bellied. 
 
 ^i;oc:'JS(^£> kambodi, ^. The name 
 of a tune. 
 
 'SDo'i kankshe, s. Wish, desire. 
 2. passion, appetite. 
 J =0^=5^, ^"S^g^o kak^, kaku, adj. 
 Bad, corrupt. — ^?^ disso- 
 lute, vicious. — #e=?^5 wicked 
 people. 
 -I ^"5)^ kaka, ^^^ ^^^j- 
 
 =ae)^ev^ kakaballi, ^. The creeper 
 Negretia gigantea, 
 J^D^22 kakaji, ^^^^ ©sX^. 
 
 ^■g-S- kaki, ^^'. Black, dark. 
 
 §'s=c7j^ kakula, ^. Rashness. 
 
 =a5)=^?oJSo5^ kakesoppu, J. The me- 
 dicinal plant Phylanlhus 
 multiflorus\ also "^"^^f^-ht^^ 
 J^e)rit3 kagaji, s. Paper. 2. a 
 letter. -20t51^ to write or 
 address a letter, '^t— stamp- 
 paper. 
 
 ^£)r\ kagi, s. A brown colour. 
 
 J ^c)e5^ , ^"5)2^ kaci^, kaci, ^. Catechu , 
 Acacia catechu. 2. the sedi- 
 ment of boiled areca-nut. 
 
 ^D2^^© iacikalli, s. A money 
 bag of net-work. 
 
 ^^e^=CT0c2cod kacikumbuda, ^. k 
 small species of ash-gourd. 
 
 =5='S23 kaji, i". A Mohammedan 
 judge or priest. 
 
 =5^e3 kaji, s, A glass bangle worn 
 round the wrist; also -20^. 
 — ^of^ cat-eyed, blue-eyed. 
 
 ^5D2^o kaju, s. A brown-coloured 
 dog with black stripes. 
 i^-s^"' kati^, ^^■. Wild, rude. 
 — ^^fo the wild peepul tree, 
 Urostigma arnottianuin. — ^o 
 sie; the fruit of the creeper 
 Momordica dioica. — ^o a 
 
 00 
 
 rough stone. — ^doso a wild or 
 jungle fruit. -=^?f3 a bulbous 
 root of Dracontinin polyphyl- 
 lum. —T<^%^ a bull-bison. 
 — ^o-d a bottle gourd, Lagcna. 
 ria 'vulgaris. — ^?4 ^viUl coc- 
 co, Colocasia nyuipJucfolia. 
 _N^re;o the tree Tunicra 
 uhiiifolia. —t.^o7\ wild green- 
 gram, PhascoliLS rosfratiis. 
 --4-R-3 wild tobacco, Lobelia 
 'iiicotliiiiacfoU'i. — 203-5 a wild 
 plantain tree. — ■^otj a wild 
 tree. — cSotjj. ^^6' ?f3^i 
 Ju"5)ykata,^. Trouble, annoyance, 
 vexation. 2. danger; ah 
 
 ^zli^. ^'3 K e^W .z:>z:^ ssy tlK 
 
 tr- 
 eat's play is the death of mice. 
 
^■sy kata 
 
 133 
 
 =51)3 kiti 
 
 ^s^ei kata, s. A pyre, pile, -a^-s 
 ■^0^ to prepare a funeral pile. 
 ^•5)e3ori katanne, s. A fowler's 
 idol, consisting of some white- 
 washed stones decorated with 
 flowers. —f\ :sl>^o^oi to make an 
 offering to it. 
 ^c)8J^oao katakayi, s. Mutiny, 
 rebellion. 2. pillage, plunder. 
 J^^y€, ^^13^, =ae)e3ri katake, 
 katike, katige, s. A trouble- 
 some fellow. 
 J'uMSf katartl, s. The wild fig- 
 tree, Baiihinia tomentosa. 
 J ^o^D^^^ katale, s, A rude man. 
 4 ^Dli kati, s. A bison. 
 ^Dei^D^ katir^, s. A kind of tree. 
 ^^^0^ katuni, see ^Tl)g^. 
 y Sc)^ kate ^. A wild untamed 
 beast. 
 -^c)^dj kateru, see ^e3. 
 >/5e)CS^ kadiji, ^. A jungle, forest. 
 adj. Wild, rude; cf. ^sO. 
 —3^^ forest and river-bank. 
 — ^t5j3^o, ^^T?the plant Todda- 
 lia aculeata. — -^el wild fire. 
 
 So- 
 
 —^s^ob a jungle sheep. — ^J30=5^r5a 
 lower class of people speaking 
 the Konkani language. — =^j3?& 
 a jungle fowl. -&d^ a wild 
 class or tribe. — ^dra^ a 
 rustic or rude man. — o)e5 
 rain-water rushing through 
 a jungle and washing down 
 all the rubbish in its course. 
 — ^js^o {lit. a jungle-uncle), 
 a tiger. — "s^^a a wild beast. 
 
 ^T^^oeoo-rf the angular-leaved 
 
 physic-nut, Jatropha curcas. 
 
 J'^ifd kada, (idj. Wild, untamed. 
 
 ^a);^"i)=5^^ kadakadi, see ^zss^a. 
 
 r?)C5a)c^ kadane, s, A wild ele- 
 phant. 
 
 =a"3^=as?^ kadikalu, J. A kind of 
 song. 
 
 =&^^#JSd/i kadikorage, ^. A man 
 of the Koragar caste living 
 in jungles. 
 J=5c5^7^ kadige s. A collyrium of 
 lamp-black and oil. — ec^^^rS 
 a collyrium box. 
 
 =ae)^c3c)o5o kadinaye, see 'G^^'^Ji>Ti^. 
 
 ^e)C^j^ kadulli, ^. The Indian 
 squill, Scilla Indica. 
 >l=SD'd kade, s. A quail, Tetras 
 
 cotarnix. 
 V'osdop^ kadyuni (^S), ^', ^. To 
 trouble, torment, importun- 
 ate; ^^^6'^7^^-Ori. 
 
 ^«)!^?725j^,,^^ra?j-3^^ kani^sa- 
 
 vuni, kanisavuni (^r5;da), v. a. 
 
 To show, represent, mention. 
 
 =g^r3^0r kanapurli, .y. The bird 
 
 mina. 
 
 J=5"i)rJ kani, ^. The fraction one- 
 sixty-fourth. 
 
 s/'^asr^^^, =5"3rs7^kanike,kanige, ^. A 
 money offering; a present to 
 a superior. -=?f-«^r^, _ q^I:^, 
 — sjdiId^ to make an offering. 
 =5-c)rl klDe, s. A kind of fish. 
 — ^51)5 long-legged. — ^5odcSo 
 a long legged man. 
 Tf^^ kati, see ^^^, 
 
 12 
 
=ac)isj3 kato 
 
 134 
 
 ^^^j kami 
 
 J?f«)iJ3r30^ katonuni, rcfl. v, (of 
 
 ^4^) To wait; to expect. 
 J=5e)Cj^y kadata, j. A fight, war, 
 
 battle. 
 J^5)C3Ddj^ kadaduni (^croS), z\ n. 
 To fight. 
 =^a kadi, see ^aS. 
 =ae)a kadi, see ^i^a. 
 J'a^doci kaduni (^S), -^r. n. To 
 quarrel, fight, wrestle. 
 ^5)^ kana, ^. A rookery. 
 
 >/ 'SDc^, =5«)c^?^ iJ.ana, kanana, ^. A 
 forest, jungle, wood. 
 ^s^^^Or kanapurli, see 3=dp® 
 
 ^"^^' [lation. 
 
 ^^^J3cS^ kanunu, s. Arule, regu- 
 
 ^e)^ kane, see ^j3, ^od^. 
 
 >/^^S3e)e3 kapata, s. The act of 
 
 watching; guard. 
 J=5e)55"e)C^o^ kapaduni (?5X)3:^S), z;. <3;. 
 To protect, preserve. 
 ^^^ kapi, ^. Coffee. 
 
 J =54)^ kapu, ^. Protecting 2. watch- 
 ing, tending. 3. brooding; 
 hatching. 4. a scarecrow. 
 _?^ ^o^j^^ to brood; to hatch. 
 —ti%h^ to set up some thing in 
 a field or garden, to avert 
 the effects of evil eyes; to set 
 up a scarecrow. 
 
 J ^e)^^ kapuni (?R>), v, a. To 
 watch, guard. 2. to keep, 
 preserve, protect. 3. to wait. 
 
 J ^e)33s3 kapele, s. A watchman. 
 
 J'S^Q^ kappu, sec 's^^, 
 ^^•sdj kama, s. Desire, wish. 
 2. lust, passion. 
 
 J'5c)djorraoSj kamangayi, s. A 
 wild species of green gram, 
 Phaseolus rostratus. 
 
 ^«)s^=5^, ^«)Sj.=5d kamaka, kama- 
 ka, adv. Positively certainly. ^ 
 
 =5=«)^^^j^0kamakasturi,5. Sweet- 
 Basil, Ociuium Basilicu7n. 
 
 ^rssJjnaJO, kamagari, s. Work ; 
 also 3=3^j5dD, 5s^?^. 
 
 =5^s:^os^# ^^ 6, kamacakresvare, see 
 
 ^«)SJjd kamade, i". A liberal man. 
 
 ^S'^sjo^^^o kamadhenu, s. The 
 cow of Indra's paradise, said 
 to give whatever is wished. 
 
 =5^dos5^^ kamapale, s. A name 
 of Balarama, the elder broth- 
 er of Krishna. 
 
 ^^sJoO kamali, see ^^oe5. 
 
 =5"sdoD^Dd kamavikara, s. Lust, 
 inordinate affection. 
 
 =SD^j5)^kamate, ^. A man of the 
 mercantile class. 2. a nig- 
 gardly or cunning man. 
 
 ^D^jsiod kamatura, s. Lust, 
 inordinate affection, adj. Libi- 
 dinous. 
 
 'S^slraD kamari, s. Siva the 
 enemy of Cupid. 
 
 =ffc)dJ5)q5r kamartha, ^^^ TjD^ragqir. 
 
 ^c)ds:«)^ kamakshi, j. A goddess. 
 
 =5c)^j kami, .y. A debauchee. 
 
 ^^OoSaiqir kamitartha, ^. The 
 
 object of desire. 
 ^e)0o^ kamini, s. A pretty 
 
 woman. 
 Tffe)^oC> kamili, ^^^ to^oO. 
 
"oD- 
 
 kami 
 
 135 
 
 §do3j kaye 
 
 t5"5)^o?;jo^ kamisuni (^-^oj), v. a. 
 To covet ; to wish. 
 
 'os^jo^a kamuka, adj. Lustful, 
 libidinous. w^tSoo'S a libidi- 
 nous man. 
 
 =ac)^j kame, s. Cupid. 
 ' ^"SsSo© kameli, s. A kind of 
 jaundice, ov^rfo— a dropsical 
 kind of jaundice. ^^— a sali- 
 vary kind of jaundice. &^"do 
 ^— jaundice with scab. 
 
 =5tt)^0'. kamya, adj. Desirable, 
 agreeable. 
 
 =a'c)^J5oq^5^ kamyartha, s. The 
 object of desire. 
 
 =^oJo kaya, ^. The body. -^4^ 
 bodily exertion. — Xoca the 
 heart. —^^ stoutness. -^4^ 
 ^i to commit suiside. -eooa^ 
 ^ to lay down the body, to 
 die. 
 
 ^2)odjo, ^DOuo^>3^ kayam, kayamu, 
 s. Permanency, settled state. 
 adj'. Fixed, confirmed, per- 
 manent. — ^ej?j permanent 
 employment, --si^^o^^ to con- 
 firm, settle, establish. 
 
 ^iDOJj^'o kayame, see ^ocio^. 
 
 =a"90JOD^ ta-yar^, see ^o3o5. 
 /=g^oJo^% =aD0J09^, kayalij, kaya- 
 lu, s. A folded tender leaf of 
 plants or trees. ^. season- 
 ing. — <^"5 a tender leaf; c/. 
 
 ^^o^od kayale, ^^^ ^oaod. 
 ^=a^o;JG^^^ kaj^avuni, c.z'. (o/ ^^ 
 ajoo^) To have anything warm- 
 ed, burned, boiled. 
 
 v^DOSo kayi, s. An unripe fruit 
 of any kind. 2. a cocoanut. 
 3. the seed. -S5^?j, ^=?^zl>80o a 
 kind of cake. — ^s^czf vegeta- 
 bles and roots; pulse. — ^sBs^i 
 vegetables in general. — 4'^e'^^ 
 a kind of cake, —^"dh^^ —^ 
 z§ocioor'i to chew the cud. — ^? 
 t^ to over-boil; to get loose. 
 =5-5)0^0 d, ^-so^jd kayida, kayide, ^. 
 Rule, regulation. 2. custom. 
 
 V^'SoSo^^ kayipuni, c. v. {of ^ 
 o^oo^) To make hot, warm, as 
 water. 2. to fry, broil. 
 =5e)050o5^ kayipuni, i"^^ ^^sd)^- 
 
 v/=gtt)05os3 kayile, j. Sickness. 
 =5^0^^a kayilita, adj. Infertile. 
 
 v^ojoo^ kayuni (^fsoso), 7;. t^.^To 
 
 ^ burn, to be hot. 2/ to get 
 ripe. 3. "to be feverish. 4. 
 to^ become angry. 5. to be 
 tight, or fast; see s^^ososq^. 
 AoO— a knot to be tight or 
 fast. ^j3C20o_ the sun to be 
 very hot. oi?5^— water to boil. 
 's;^o'&— to be very hungry. "^ 
 oso— to be feverish or hot. t5j3 
 ^,— bread to bake. 
 
 «i^"5)o3oD^ kayer^, ^. Strychnia, 
 JSiUX iio7mca. also ^^oaj. 
 — ^-d the nux vomica tree. 
 — rf 80ou^?i7^ Loranthiis lonice- 
 roides. 
 ^"SoSoD^^^ kayer^puli, ^. A kind 
 of sour-leafed tree. 
 
 J^a)o3jo^ kayel^, s. The state of 
 being green or unripe. y2. 
 seasoning, -eyb^ to become 
 12* 
 
'o'SoSjs^ kayo 
 
 136 
 
 =aDt kara 
 
 green or fresh . —^jsI^f?) to 
 season. 
 =5e)o3JS)^cl kayode, s. A kind of 
 cake. 
 
 J^d:^ karij, s. The leg. 2. the 
 foot. -^ ^c^D knuckle. — rf 
 83^^ the toe. ~j^^^ going 
 or walking on foot. — #^ 
 the ancle. ©?^c^— the stalk 
 of cocco, Artcm colocasia. 
 ~-s^o?S a footstool. — av)T^o^ to 
 tread or fix the foot. — ^js^r^ 
 to run away, —di^fd:)^ to slip 
 the foot, lose balance; to be 
 reduced in one's circum- 
 stances. —^oz§ the thigh, -e^s 
 t:^ to place the foot, -^e^o^ 
 to stretch the leg. —t>^^ to 
 prostrate, do obeisance. 
 
 J'gBD^ kari^, adj. Black, dark. 
 ~^:>o'd lightning issuing from 
 black clouds. — -^oX^ black 
 clouds. ~-^e^ see 'uzw^f^. 
 =5e)D^=^J5c5 kar^kune, s. A clerk, 
 writer. 
 
 fsuxfsyz)^ 
 
 an 6, s. An 
 
 establishment. 2. a work- 
 shop. 3. management. 
 ^■30^ ^od karutude, s. The thigh. 
 
 '5^0^20-5)0^, =5"^c^^3^o^ kari^bary, 
 
 karijiber^, see "s^zz^f^. 
 J=ffc)dkara,^. Tasting or smelling 
 
 hot; also a^^. adj. Hot, sharp, 
 
 pungent, sia^— alum. 
 ^ffDd kara, ^. A prison, jail. 
 ^fc)d kara, ^ termination affixed 
 
 to a letter^ as esc^o the letter 
 
 55, etc. 
 
 ^e)dori karan^a, ^. A cutaneous 
 disease which renders the 
 skin black. —i^^Tj to suffer 
 from such a disease. 
 
 =S=c)doe:o karanji, s. An artificial 
 fountain, a kind of siphon; 
 an underground channel. 
 
 =g^doli karanta, see ^i^^ooy. 
 
 ^"Sdod karanda, adv. Excessive- 
 ly, exceedingly, very. -??^^ 
 very bitter. 
 
 =5^c^o2:l karande, see "^ot^f. 
 
 =ff^d=3^ karaka, s. An agent. 2. act- 
 ing, doing, gram. 3. a tax. 
 —'^jdhF^ to pay a tax. 
 -/^^d^of^^ karakann^, s. The 
 ankle. — ^owo^^ to thump the 
 ankle, as a punishment. — ■s:5oo 
 w, ^o^d ^ to dress down to the 
 ankles, /. ^. completely; to be 
 foppish. 
 
 ^•sd=ad, ^D-sdrlc^ri karakada, ka- 
 
 ragadaga, ^. A kind of anklet. 
 
 •i=5^d=5^o5j karakayi, see ^t5^oso. 
 
 =5e)d=^oo£j, =CTc)d=s^o^, =5Ddriooy 
 karakunta, karakutta, kara- 
 gunta, s. A disease of cattle, 
 called Epyzootic aphthae. 
 
 xJ^sdrio^ karaganti^, s. The ankle. 
 2. a corn on the toe. —^"^4 
 ^ to fracture the ankle. 
 >/=5c)d^ karadi, s. A footstep. 2. the 
 sole of the foot. 
 
 =5c)dr3 karana, s. Reason, purpose, 
 motive. 2. cause, as opposed 
 to effect, 
 
 ^Ddra^ karanika, s. A miracle. 
 2. supernatural power, adj. 
 
=3=-3d kara 
 
 137 
 
 =o"3^ kala 
 
 Miraculous, supernatural. — ^ 
 "doA a prophet. 
 
 ^•5d2Jc)D^ karabar^^, see ts^erorS. 
 
 ^^d^ karave, s. One belonging 
 to the class of the Konkani 
 speaking fishermen. 
 
 ^■S0c)to karaji, s. A low class of 
 pariahs. 
 
 ^e)DD^?^ karadige, see ^us5. 
 N/^tt)Q^sJ)^ karavuni, c.z>. (^/ ^t^o 
 ^)) To cause to vomit. 
 
 ^dD kari,^ termination affixed 
 to nouns to signify one^s 
 profession'^ as, ^"szb a beg- 
 gar. 
 
 =Sc)D kari, s. A nest. 2. a black 
 
 -/ bull, ox. ^(^'. Black, dark. 
 
 — ^£g a black cow. ^^— a 
 
 raven-nest. — tj^wo^^ to build 
 
 a nest. 
 
 >/^c)do^ karuni (^^), ^. <^. To 
 
 vomit. 
 '^=a'9rfo^ karuppu, ^. A strong '^j^- 
 black sort of salt. 
 
 ^■sdo23e)D^ karubari^, see ^arorS. 
 
 =5e)dJ5do^ karuruni, ^£?^ ^^. 
 -1 =51)6 kare, i"^^ a^"^. 
 -i'5c)6 kare, ^. A kind of neck-lace 
 or collar. h^SzjL- a brass col- 
 lar worn by pariah women. 
 n/^'36=5"305o karekayi, ^. A dried 
 date fruit. —^ ^oa rotten 
 or shrivelled date fruits. —^ 
 '^^'d a date tree. 
 
 =ae)dJ3^o karolu, s. A kind of 
 wild Cacinia Indica. 
 
 ^•srfc; karya, see ^odo^. 
 
 ^■s=^ro karkala, s. The town 
 of Karkal. 
 ^=5"3=3=c)r^ karkala, s. Cloudy or 
 rainy weather. 
 ^e)/ir^d karg^attale, ^. Thick 
 
 darkness. 
 ^■3C?F=^ karnike, ^^^ ^rfr^. 
 =a^,Br karti, ^. The third solar 
 month. 2. the sign of Gemini 
 in the zodiac. — ^ eoo^ the 
 first crop. -^-3:5 the worship 
 of an idol, consisting of 
 waving of lamps in fulfilment 
 of a vow. 
 ^'5c)vBr=a kartika, s. The eighth 
 lunar month. 
 =ac)iFO*', =a^lr^^ kartelu, kar- 
 tell, see 53 Br. 
 =s=^3Jrc^o karpanya, s. Trouble, 
 vexation; importunity, dun- 
 ning, —scio^^ to trouble, dun. 
 =S="3e3e)rD^ karbar\i, s. Rule, man- 
 agement, superintendence ; 
 control, ^fsarors a manager, 
 superintendent. 
 </=5c)Sjoorr\o^ karmugal^, ^. A dark 
 
 cloud. 
 v/^'SodoF karya, ^. Work, busi- 
 ness, affair. 2. a ceremony. 
 3. cause, motive. 4. effect. 
 ^e)dF karve, ^^^ ^^^• 
 V^-32;^ kal^, ^. A quarter, the 
 fourth part of a unit, adj. 
 One-fourth. 
 j^a'se; kala, s. Time, tense of the 
 verb. 2. season. — 3^^) a 
 diviner, seer; an astrologer. 
 — ei^ the revolution <9r circle 
 
^■3^ kala 
 
 138 
 
 ^D^ kavi 
 
 of time. -jSjses:^ the vicis- 
 situde of the times, evil days ; 
 misfortune. —^tS^^ the right 
 man in the right place, a man 
 whose life opens a new epoch 
 in human affairs, -e^erf the 
 vicissitude of time; change of 
 seasons. —Tjct;^ the conjunc- 
 tion of two periods of time, 
 as morning, noon, evening. 
 — ^-rfc®, whiling away time, 
 procrastination. — ^?^ liveli- 
 hood, maintenance. — =5^^lb^, 
 —^34^^ to while away the time; 
 to procrastinate; to live 
 wretchedly. — 8oE:r^ the end 
 to approach, to die. 
 =5"3^ kala, adj. Black, dark. 
 
 =5='soor^, =a's^or1kalang^,kalano^a, 
 ^. A lever. —.Sjsyo^ to lift with 
 a lever. 
 
 =5c)^r(3 kalagati, ^. The pro- 
 gress or condition of time. 
 
 ?rc)^e2^07^, ^-s^zS^cJra kalajiri- 
 ge, kalajirdari, s. Black cum- 
 min seed, Vcrnonia anthel- 
 mintica. 
 
 =ffc)^^0 kalapilli, s. A silver 
 ornament worn on the toes. 
 
 =ffe)u2^)C)^ kalabheirave, s. One 
 of the sons of Siva. 
 
 =5fe)^^orl=^ kalaminike, s. A kind 
 of medicine. 
 
 =5=tt)e;dodj, ^«)e;e)o^'^ kalarudre, 
 kalantake, s. Siva the de- 
 stroyer. 
 
 ^e)^3ddrakalaharana, s. Whiling 
 away time. 
 
 =a£)^=^^3:! kalakshepa, s. Passing 
 
 or whiling away time. 2. 
 
 maintenance, support. 
 ^"S^'so^dkalantara,^. The course 
 
 or lapse of time. 
 Tj'sa^d?) kalavadhi, s. The end 
 
 of a year, season or period 
 
 of time. 
 ^e)© kali, see sj^€>. 
 
 w^OAj^Zd^ kaligobbu, s. A kind 
 of game. 2. playing for no- 
 thing. 
 i =ac)£'s3 kalive, s. A channel for 
 irrigation. 2. a canal. 
 =s=e)^o kalu, see 's^'^o. 
 =&-5)53 kale, see ^od 
 •5=4)53 kale s. A black man. 2. a 
 
 black dog, eU. 
 =5D^J^^2^^ kalocita, adj. Oppor- 
 tune, well timed ; according 
 to the times. 
 =s=e)s^o^, ^^Sj^ kavante, kavate, 
 s. The tree Zanthoxylo7i 
 rhetsa. 
 ^c)s^oc3 kavande, s. A master, 
 lord, proprietor, owner. 
 s/=g^^^ kavadi, s. A split bamboo 
 with ropes suspending from 
 each end, for carrying bur- 
 dens across the shoulders. 
 J=ffc)SJo^kavalyi,^. Guard, custody, 
 watch; protection. — crooSo a 
 guard, watchman. — a^b^ to 
 place a guard, --rfos^^o^^ to 
 mount guard. 
 J=5"e)SJ^ kavali, see ^^t. 
 ''xfe)Cj kavi, s. Red ochre; also 
 
! =5c>5j kavu 
 
 i^=Si)5S ^^vu, ^yHeat, warmth. 
 2. the rind or scraping of 
 vegetables, etc. —^STi^^ to 
 scrape away the skin of vege- 
 tables, eU. 
 
 ^"SD^ liave, adj. Red. — ^ ^ocuo 
 the red garb of an ascetic. 
 ^a'sdddod kaveramara, see ^eoSoS 
 
 =5'5d^D kaveri, s. The river 
 Kaveri. 2. a female's name. 
 _;^c^3)oa a festival in honor 
 of that river held on the 1st 
 day of the 7th solar month. 
 i=S=^s^O kavoli, s. A frying pan. 
 
 ^^sJo kavya, s. Poetry. 2. a 
 poetical work; cf. ^^?^. ■^■^y?>6 
 a garland of poetry, poetical 
 anthology. 
 
 =5Db kasi, s. Benares. adj. 
 White. -^A^ a white paper. 
 
 — ^^a, see 5D^a. — AOdje)S?, —A 
 
 oSjas? a Benares priest; an 
 oppressor. -^Sjse^ the Indian 
 corn. — rfriF a strong, white 
 cloth. ~2^J\^-d^ the Ganges 
 water; also —B^^f. 
 
 =5"3^dJ5^rl kasirog-a, s. Lunacy. 
 
 ^^4^D^ kasmiriji, ^. The province 
 of Cashmere. 2. a superior 
 kind of woollen cloth. 
 
 "SD^oti kasyapa, s. A sage of 
 that name. 
 
 =5B^^o5o kashayi, s. The red 
 
 garb of an ascetic. 
 1=5^ rU^ kasi^, ^. A cash, an old 
 copper coin worth half a 
 pie. ^S- the fraction of a 
 
 139 
 
 =5-^^ kali 
 
 cash. ?ra7ds5j a destitute ^r 
 worthless man. [sion. 
 
 =SD7<tQ=i kasarike, s. Selfconfes- 
 
 ^"SaJ^ kasa, adj. Own. —■^^■R^o 
 one's own younger brother. 
 
 =aDk kasi, ^^6^ ^^• 
 
 ^■3?orl kasige, adj. Private, per- 
 sonal. —s3£o^ private accounts. 
 
 =a^r03-)^ kasitali, s. The mar- 
 riage badge worn round the 
 neck of a woman. 
 
 =5="S2oS^ kahala, adj. Black, dark. 
 —Ti^F a kind of very poisonous 
 serpent. 
 
 =5e):^^ kahale, see 'S^^. 
 
 =5=2)So"9^j?;^d7^ kahalorage, see ^s 
 
 J'SDV^ kSkl^jS. A grain, as of rice, 
 
 ^^^ kala, adj. Black, dark. 
 — di^o a wild cat. — oSjtjo a 
 black buffalo, —u^ij a very 
 dark night. 
 
 "SD^on^ kalangi^, see ^^^oK. 
 
 =5=e)^=^JS^. kalakotte, adv. Ex- 
 tremely; very. —^^^ extreme- 
 ly bitter. 
 J^^^ri kalaga, i*. War, fight, 
 battle. 
 
 =a"S^2j^Dri kalajirige, see ^(i'^?&^. 
 
 =5=^^sJo> kalamma, -S'. A name of 
 Kali. 2. a female's name. 
 
 =a^^ kali, s.. Blackness. 2. the 
 goddess Kali. 3. a black cow. 
 
 =a^^o?i kalinga, s. A bird. 2. a 
 snake. 3. an elephant. — cto 
 y^, — 7:j^- a black serpent. 
 
 ^D^ri kaliga, i"^^^ ^s^a. 
 
tSc)^ kali 
 
 140 
 
 ■^2^ kici 
 
 ^^^3^^ kalitakshi, s. The fifty- 
 second year of the Hiildu 
 cycle. 
 
 =s="3^c32)?5 kalidase, s. A celebrat- 
 ed ancient poet. 
 
 =5=^^^cdo kaliya, see ^^jse^^J^- 
 
 ^c)^o kalu, s. A black dog. 2. a 
 man's name. <2^". Black. 
 
 ^=DS? kale, .y. Death. [serpent. 
 
 s^^JSf dri kalorage, i". A black 
 
 ■S-o=CT?^ kinkana, .y^^ *r®jp®. 
 
 ■S-o^d kinkare, .y. A man-servant, 
 slave. ^o'^-d^^ servitude, 
 slavery. 
 
 :S-o^?ikinkiiii, adj. Trickish. -^ja 
 800^, >-3rfo a trick; trickery. 
 — 851^ a kind of medicine, see 
 
 ■^0^0^ kinkuni, see -^^o^v^. 
 •^oriod kingude, see ^oaoz§. 
 
 ■^o2^^zf kincanil^, s. A red 
 
 squirrel. 
 ■S-od kinde, .r^^ ^o^. 
 •S-or?)iS-^ kinnikitti, s. Sounding, 
 
 as a broken bell. 
 •&o^(d kintana, s. Canvas. 2. 
 
 linen. — ^s'ocWj packing cloth. 
 ■§-o:^s:^, -S-o^s-) kintali^, kintala, s. 
 
 The beam of a pair of scales ; 
 
 also 2io^6. 
 nZ-S-o^O kinnari, s. A lute, fiddle. 
 
 —■a;>7(, —^20 the tune of a lute. 
 
 — eoD&Tio^ to play upon a lute. 
 V-S-o^ kinni, adj. Small, little, 
 
 young, s. The young of an 
 
 animal. 2.smallness. ^jseS^i— 
 
 a chicken. -t:^<v7>09:> uvula, 
 
 
 200Q narrow-minded- 
 
 ; senselessness. ~Tk)6 
 
 old and voune:. — ^j^e?? 
 
 epiglottis; a disease under 
 the tongue, called frog. — ^ 
 "5^ a small corn ; the Ricinus 
 seed. ~83fo a kind of rice. 
 _8!it5^ the little finger ; cf. ^r®^ 
 
 ness, 
 
 young. — -Sjse?? a 
 dejected face. ~aeL>^, —si^Tli^ 
 to bring forth, yean, as sheep. 
 ■S-oo^do^ kimpurushe, s. A fabu- 
 lous bird with a human face. 
 iS-osJJ3^ kimmat^, s. Value, price. 
 
 — ^s'wo^^ to fix the value. 
 ■S-o^ra^^ kirmpil^, see rrhF<6. 
 
 7 ■§• oeo r do^ kirmbaruni, ^^^ ■S-os^'^?^^ 
 
 J-§-o23«)r^ kirmbata, s. An itching 
 sensation. 2. scratching. 
 
 i-S-o2^r23^ kirmbil^, s. The ear- 
 wax. — ;^uo^A an ear-pick. 
 
 ■'■^oT^Fo^ kirmbill^, see -^hF^. 
 
 -^■S-o2oor^ kirmbuni (-CTo^r), v. n. 
 To itch. V. a. To rub, scratch. 
 
 J-S-oeSrsj^ kirmbel^, s. Itching. 
 2. scratching. — ^e4 a kind 
 of nettlish Cocco, Colocasia 
 nymphccfolia. 
 
 -i-S-ri kigga, adj. Little, small. 
 
 J^'ihrs'^ kicikici, .y.-'Chirping. 2. 
 prattling. ( adj. Bruised, jel- 
 lied. — iijs^r^ to tread to a 
 jelly, -^o^j^^ to chirp; to 
 prattle. 
 ^2^^, ^"3:^ kicidi, kicedi, s. 
 Boiled rice mixed with split 
 pulse and jaggory. -80or©::i 
 ^e^ a female's brown coloured 
 garment. 
 
 I 
 
r2^ kici 
 
 Ul 
 
 kini^ 
 
 •&^^^ kicita, see -S-^. 
 
 ^2^ ^ kiccadi, see ^'^th. 
 
 f^S, -^z^o, ^25 kiccijkiccujkicce, 
 1. Fire. 2. envy. 3. indiges- 
 tion, disorder of the stomach. 
 ^ri— a jungle fire, ^.-s^— 
 envy, hatred. 
 
 •^e^^, -o-elJSui kiccidi, kiccodi, 
 
 ■S-2i © kicceli, ^. A musk-rat. 
 
 ^t^^S -^es^F-^ kij anij, kijanu, s. A 
 kind of fish. -^^0 its spawn. 
 
 ^ti^j^ kijaluni", see X^e^o^. 
 
 ^23^s3^ kijikitti, s. A boy's toy; 
 a rattle. 
 
 ■&23^23 kijibiji, ^^^ Xs^sSaS. 
 
 •^^^0^ kijeluni, ^^^ X^ejo^. 
 
 ■S-ea'^ kituka, see ^c^^. 
 
 ■S-b^-S^^ kitukitij, J. Annoyance, 
 disturbance, teasing. —7^^ a 
 tormentor, —t?^^ to be vexed. 
 —Tio'^Os^^ to vex, disturb. 
 
 •6-e3 kiti, ^^^ ^^• 
 ^■§■13^ kitiki, j". A window. 
 
 •^13^13 kitikiti, ^. Ticking, as a 
 watch; a small sound pro- 
 duced by tapping on a flat 
 substance. 2. giggling, titter- 
 ing. ~^<zj^^ to titter. 
 y kitta, ^.>*Sediment of boiled 
 areca-nut. 2. scoria; dross 
 of smelted iron] '^3. proximity. 
 adj. Near. — s:!)"^^ to repair 
 or cement an earthen or stone 
 vessel with the powdered 
 dross. 
 "^■^^ kidi, ^.--'A spark. 2. a small 
 
 A 
 
 precious stone. ~^h^ to 
 become enraged. — s^D-do^, — -d 
 wo^^, ^t:d^^ sparks to fly. 
 
 v/-S-r$ kini, s. Wit, keenness, cun- 
 ning. — :;^j320o^oi to play tricks. 
 _:fj5&-s4c'i to show^ one's cun- 
 ning. 
 
 ^r$^c^ kinikini,^. The tinkling of 
 small bells ; a clinking sound. 
 
 vi-S-cJo^ kinili^, s. The noise made 
 by the fall of a small bell, elc, 
 
 ^^r3,rD kinkana, adj\ Little. -83 
 ■8€ the little finger. 
 ■S-r^o,^ kinkuni, see ■^^^^^. 
 
 7-&r9^^ kinnal^, ^. A brass cup. 
 ■^3s)20^ kitabiji, s. A book. 2. 
 
 the Koran. 
 ■S-3^ kitt^, see ^^. 
 
 >/-§-3^ kitty, ^. Lightning, -f^a^^ 
 lightning to flash. 
 ■S-^O, ^^^, ^i kittali, kittili, 
 kitle, s. An orange. 
 
 V-S-^^^ kittuni (^5^), 7,'. t^. To 
 flutter; to be in agitation. 
 •&C3^o^ra kidynkana, see -S-o©-?^. 
 
 7-S-a^ogj kidumbre, ^. A brass 
 ear-ring; also tfciocsSj. 
 
 kidukiliji, kidi^kely, kidki^li^, 
 kidkeli^, s. The armpit. 2. 
 tickling. — eyL^ to be ticklish. 
 
 ~zjT)Zi^^ to tickle. 
 7^cjo^ood kidambure, ^^^ -S-SosSj. 
 
 ^a kidi, see ^sj. 
 >y-§-d kide, s. A cow-pen, stall. 
 — N^ a manger; e/. zSlij^. 
 xr^^^^Xj kinijkuni, see -^^o^^ 
 
•§■^5^ kin^ 
 
 142 
 
 ■&=5<^r kirki;L 
 
 v/^c^^D^, -^T^zf, -^ng^ kin^^r^j ki- 
 nar^, kinali^, s. A bit, trifle. 
 ■^^d6 kinare, s. Margin, bank, 
 
 shore. 2. border, edge. 
 ^c^^c^ kinikini, see ^rS^f^. 
 J-^^^ kinkana, see ^e^^r®. 
 J-^c^o,?^ kinkuni (^^a), v. 
 pinch. 
 ^^^ kinnari, see ^o^^. 
 
 ■c-^^kinni, see -S-oa. 
 
 To 
 
 ^ ^^^4 
 
 kinyappe, ^. A mother's 
 
 younger sister. 
 J ^?^os5o, kinyamme, s. A father's 
 
 younger brother. 
 7 ^?^o sj kinyavu, ^. The young of 
 
 an animal. 2. a little thing; 
 
 kipaya, kipayat^, kiphayiti, s. 
 
 Profit, gain, advantage. 
 ^iAO^ kippil^, see ^hF6. 
 •S-^^ kippu, see ^4^^oo^. 
 
 kippe, s. A pile, heap. 
 -s:^t1)^ to heap up. 
 i3-sJo,3* kimmati^, see ^o^§; 
 ■S-ccIjocI kiyude, see -^^zf. 
 iS^D^oEoo^ kir^mbuni, ^^<? -S^o 20or^. 
 i^D^cs*^ kir^di^, ^^^ -S-S?"- 
 •o-u^i'i^* kir^bill^, ^^^ -S-Sbr^. 
 ■&uo2/a kiranci, j. Mire, mud. adj. 
 
 Miry, dirty, foul. 
 lo-c^c? kiraua, ^. A ray or beam 
 
 of light. 
 -J -S-OrJ kirani, ^. A kind of itch ; 
 
 also ^lirf, TOjrf. 
 
 
 i 
 
 •^■SrD, ^Co kiri, kiru, adj. Small, 
 little, young. 2. low, mean. 
 
 ■§•0^^^., ■S-O^s'Lb.^ kirikattyi, ki- 
 rikattuni, ^^^ -^eS^uo^, under 
 
 ■S-D-^0 kirikiri, ^. Disturbance, 
 
 J annoyance. -^. creaking, as 
 
 shoes, etc\ of. ^tj^&. -si^^do^ 
 
 to prattle, ^"^"s^o^^ to disturb. 
 
 y^S-Dh, -S-O?^ kirigi, kirige, ^. The 
 
 garment worn by a girl; also 
 
 ■S-DA, ^Ori klrigi, kirige, s. An- 
 noyance. -^0^0^^ to annoy. 
 
 ^DC3^ kirid^, ^^^ ^^r. 
 
 i3-D0JJ53^ kiriyat^, ^. Chirayit 
 gentian, Ophelia chirata. 
 
 ■S-DoSokiriye, J. Exorcising; char- 
 ming a demon. 
 >/-S-Go3o kiriye,^. A junior, younger 
 member. 
 
 •S-D^y kirita, s. A crown, diadem. 
 ■5-&e£js!pziB a king. 
 
 •8- do kirn, j^<^ ^&. 
 
 J^6 kire, ^^^ ^^. 
 
 ■S-doH* kirengijL, see ^t5o?\. 
 
 ■^6ozSkireiici,i'<?^ -SrTjoel. 
 
 ■&6ozoo^ kirencuni, ^^^ ^T?o£io?). 
 
 J-&d^o^ kirejuni (^^^), 7'.«. To 
 cut, as straw, grass-stumps 
 etc. 2. to scrape or clear, as 
 the ground. 
 ■S-d^^, ^dsg)^, ^dsS^ kirepini, 
 kirepuni, kirevuni, ^^^6' ^^3^^. 
 
 ■S-Cc)lkirate,^. A hunter, fowler; 7^^r kirk^, ^. A 
 
 a forester. 
 
 creaking 
 
 noise. 
 
■S-=ctf kirka 
 
 143 
 
 ■^^2^ kice 
 
 •S-^r^^, •^^T<^ kirkal^, kirkala, 
 s. Annoyance, trouble, teas- 
 ing. 2. a grain. 
 ^ri?^o kirgatti, s. A small knife. 
 
 2. a short sword. 
 ^rlops^ kirgulla, ^. A small 
 kind of brinjal. 
 f-^^F^j kirtara, s. An inferior 
 
 sort or kind. 
 /trZj^F kirdiji, ^^■. Inferior, not 
 
 fine. 
 ' -^-^ro^ ■S-2:)rG^ kirpilij, kirbill^, 
 .$-. A hut, small temporary 
 shed. 
 •S-0^^5r3« kiryati^L, see -S-Qodj^g. 
 
 ■S-?3r kirse, ^^^ ^^^• 
 /iS-a^ozoo, -S-o^Eoo, -S-^odoo kilum- 
 
 bu, kilyibu, kilumu, see -^eSos!). 
 >/-S-^ kila, ^.-^The belly. 2. a bag. 
 
 _C5o3dD4^ to fill or feed the 
 
 belly. 
 i-S-e;-^-^ kilakila, s. Chirping. 
 
 2. screeching, adv. Heartily. 
 
 —ji€>4^ to laugh heartily. 
 /^©oeoo, -^^0200 kilimbu, kilubu, 
 
 see -S-eSos!). 
 J-S-0^0 kilikili, ^^^ -^ej^^^. 
 •S-s3o23 kilenji, ^. A fly. 
 
 /■S-s3ot^, -ors^osoo kilembi, kilembu, 
 
 s. Rust, verdigris, corrosion. 
 
 •S-qSo^Q kilembiri, s. Cream. 
 
 2. scum. — ^yo,^), —^^ a 
 
 ei — o 
 
 froth to form. 
 ^/^ 63=3*0^ kilekuni (-^s^^), ^. ^. 
 -/ To draw out, pull. ^2. to 
 irritate, jDrovoke; to stir, 
 move. 
 
 ■§•53^^ kilepuni, see ^«3^^. 
 
 '^^3^^, -^6^.^^ kilevuni, kile- 
 vuni (^«3, -S-eSe), z-. ;/. To 
 whistle. 2. to resound. 
 
 ■^dro kilesi, see ^^^. 
 V-ff^o. kilbu, ^^^ -^eSoe!). 
 
 ■a-s3 kille, ^. A fort. -^-^ the 
 commander of a fort. 
 
 ■S-SjzI, ^s^d kivade, kivude, s. 
 A deaf man. ^^rio deaf. 
 J-S-^-S-^ kisikisi, J. A titter, laugh. 
 ^ -S-rj^, -S-rO kis\i, kisi, ^."^Grinning. 
 2. a fragment. 3. trouble. 
 4. hinderance. — ■^^» — 2:ro-3r 
 a very small balance. — eotoso 
 a grinning face. — 23?5 a trifle. 
 _3j-5yoc^ to give trouble; to 
 haggle. — ^wo^^ to hinder. 
 ^■^7^"^ kisyika, s. Tittering or 
 grinning. — ^ ^^^^ to grin, 
 laugh. 
 
 ■^1^ kise, s. The pocket of a 
 jacket. 
 
 •a 7^^, -0-^ kistijL, kiste, s. A fixed 
 period for payment of reve- 
 nue. 2. an instalment. 
 
 xr^h^ kilipili, s. The sound of 
 chirping. 
 
 ■^^z^'i kicake, ^. The name of an 
 ancient king. 
 
 ■S-^2^e3^4'50 kicabavoli, s. A fly- 
 ing fox. 
 >/■§■ ^2:^0 ^^2^0, -^^z^o^^b^ kicukicu, 
 kicukiti^, s. The squeaking of 
 rats, eU. 
 ^'•^^e^jQ^ kicuni (^e^), v. n. To 
 squeak. 
 
 •S-^sl kice, see -B-esi^. . 
 
^^zB kiji 
 
 144 
 
 =^00^0 kunku 
 
 ■S-^z3 kiJi, s. White lead. 
 
 i-^^ej kita, s. An insect in general. 
 
 2. a worm. 3. see ^w^. 
 >/-S-eei=^, -S-^^?^ kitake, kitage, s. 
 
 A base o?' rude fellow. 
 y -S-^cs^ kidi^, adj. Inferior. 
 
 J ^^^% -S-^^ kidu, kidi, s. A worm, 
 insect. — efb^, — eojs-do^ to de- 
 cay; to become useless. 
 
 J-&^3^ kit^, s. A part, bit; a 
 splinter. 
 -a-eaj^ kituni (^e'^), 7a n. To 
 
 spirt, sprit; to sprinkle. 
 ■§-^cJo^ kiduni (^?S), ^'. ^. To 
 importunate; to dun, tease. 
 
 J -^e^ kipu, s. A bunch. 
 
 ^^T^o^ kibillu, see -^h-^. 
 
 ^ J J 
 
 ^J-^^^ kir^, ^. "A split, rift; a 
 
 scratch. 
 \/-S-^D^ kir^, adj. Ancient, old; 
 ■Se^K ■Bo^6K 80oa a lesson for 
 the past and future. 
 •S-^D kiri, s. Continuance, inces- 
 sancy. — ^s'wj^^ to continue, go 
 on without ceasing. -^iS^20?jr 
 incessant rain. 
 >/^-S-edOc^ klruni (^e^), v. a. To 
 scratch ;'' to split ; also 'h^'^o^. 
 ^^6 kire, see ■§•?&. 
 v/^^6JS)%^kirottuiii (■^^S.^^). v. a. 
 
 To roar, as an elephant. 
 J-Sr^;^FfS kirtane, s. Praise; a 
 psalm, hymn. — -si) ^-^o^^ to sing 
 praises of God. 
 ■S-^vSr kirti, s. Faiiio, riMiown, 
 reputation. 
 
 J ^^^ kil^, s. A joint, hinge, peg. 
 2. a wooden fastening. — s::^ 
 Tid^ to fasten as a door; also 
 
 x7^^c^oZ^ kilumbu, see ^6o€). 
 
 ■S-^o^c^sJd kilijLdavade, s. The 
 lower jaw. 
 
 ■S-^0 kill, J. A lock. -^^ the 
 key of a lock. 
 -/■^^d^o^ kilmelij, adj. Evil and 
 good. 2. inferior and supe- 
 rior, adv. Upside-down. 
 J^^Z^ kivu, s. Pus, matter of a 
 sore. 
 
 ■S-^?oo^ kisuni, see •&?^^. 
 
 A-S-^?oO§ kisuli, s. A carpenter's 
 
 plane. 
 J-h^^ kil^, ^^'. Base, low, mean. 
 
 -eff", -o-e^f an inferior. 
 
 —SdD^ a low class or caste. 
 
 — ^c^ baseness, meanness. — s:^ 
 
 ^^ a vulgar expression. — 20os 
 
 a mean disposition. — ^e^. 
 
 see ^ee3^?^. 
 -i^^^, -^^^0 kill;, kilu, ^^^ -S-e^- 
 
 =3^j ku, ^^^■. /^^/. Bad, low, 
 small ; as — s^e^ vulgar people. 
 — orfAi-a^ low tricks, etc. 
 
 =5^00 ^0^0 kunkuma, s. A crim- 
 soned powder of turmeric, 
 used by married women for 
 making a mark on their fore- 
 heads. -=#?:^5 see ^^T^-i. 
 vi=5^oo=CTjdo kunkuru, s. Going on 
 Ihiiuls and legs, as an infant; 
 also TLtecS'vjuo. — "^^ a toad. 
 _s:;)Tio^ to stagger, reel. 
 
=5^00=^ kunke 
 
 145 
 
 ^00 do kundu 
 
 »/^oo=^ kunke, sec ^.^o#. 
 •i ^ooe^ kunca, s. A tassel, flybrush. 
 ^oo2^ kunci, s. A kind of chil- 
 dren's hood reaching down 
 to the calves of the legs. 
 =^oo£:§ kunce, s. A weaver's stay, 
 ^oot^ kunja, s. A heap, accu- 
 mulation, hoard; assemblage. 
 "CTOots^c^ kunjariji, s. A small 
 jungle. 2. the name of a 
 village. 
 =^OoZo kunji, see Xjso^. 
 ^ooeofir kunjirga, see s^oosd^S. 
 «i ^Oo'^ kunna, ^. Genitals, idg. 
 
 ^jo^ kunta, i\ A peg, post. 2. 
 ^ the stocks, '^dj. Lame, crip- 
 pled; blunt. ~^^f)€ a crip- 
 ple's tricks. — 'sdS a lame 
 leg. -t'^h^ to place or fix 
 a post. — sj7)T^o^ to set up a 
 post. 
 
 tS^oosJc^ kuntani, s. Vexation. 
 2. dissoluteness; cf. ^oy^r^. 
 -adt5 a debauchee. 
 
 tS^ooI]^^, =5^00^'^^, =CTOoto^ kun- 
 
 tali^, kuntal\i, kuntala, s. The 
 
 tree Goniphia angustifolia. 
 
 — zjoSf its fruit. 
 
 v^'^oo^sj^ kuntavuni, ^^^ ^js?o 
 
 N/=^ooe3 kunti, ^. A female dwarf. 
 (2^'.^Short ;■ worn out, wasted; 
 blunt, dull. — -sSoj^^ a worn 
 out broom. — 20js-do^ to become 
 blunt, etc. 
 
 V^ooeJo kuntu, ^. Cloth. 2. gar- 
 ment, dress. ~^^^^^ to dress. 
 
 clothe. —^'5:34^ to cover with 
 clothes, put on clothes. 
 -/^ooyo^i kuntuni, see ?^-^?oyo^. 
 
 ^=5^00^ kunte, s. A dwarf, short 
 
 man. 
 
 J=5^oo^ kunte, s. The web beam 
 of a loom. — rf ^J3 fire set up 
 to warm the bleached thread. 
 — AjsT^o^ to set a post or peg. 
 ©c^_ the cross-beam of a 
 loom. 
 J'l^^od kunda, s. A pit, especially 
 of sacrificial fire. 
 =3^ood^ kundala, s. A kind of 
 
 ear-ring; also aoct^c;. 
 =5^003^0 kundali, s. A kind of 
 
 serpent. 
 =5^00^, =aOo^?^ kundi, kundige, s. 
 
 A strong trough. 
 =^oocle/ kundeliji, see xs'jsocf^. 
 U'S^oodI kunne, ^. The penis. 
 
 =3^00^ e; kuntala, s. A curl, ringlet. 
 2. the hair. 3. a drinking cup. 
 
 =ctOo>B kunti, s. The mother of 
 the Pandu princes. 
 
 =5^0023*" kundi^, see "^oouk). 
 4=s^ooCJ kunda, s. A pillar, post. 
 ^^rf— a stone pillar. — ^y^^i 
 to build a pillar. 
 >/=^0odr9 kundana, s. Pure gold. 
 
 ^ooC3"s^^ kundavuni, ^. v. (o/^oo 
 ^^) To reduce. 2. to boil 
 down. 3. to repress, humble. 
 N^oodo kundu, s. Deficiency, 
 defect, fault. 2. want. 3. loss. 
 —crooSo a helper; a compan- 
 ion, comrade. — Xo to make 
 
 13 
 
=3^00^0 kundu 
 
 146 
 
 ^o=aj, kukku 
 
 up a deficiency, —^l want 
 
 of money or means. 
 J'S'oo;:^^ kundu, s. A child of Pa- 
 
 rialis. -^^T^or^ to bear, bring 
 
 forth, as Pariahs. 
 J^oodJ^) kunduni ("^ooE), v.n. To 
 
 decrease, abate, be reduced. 
 
 2. to fade, wither. 3. to be 
 
 boiled down. 
 J=3^oodo^ kundeli^, s. Deficiency, 
 
 as in the measurement of 
 
 grain, etc. 
 =5^00 gj kundri, s. A small craft 
 
 or vessel from the Maldive 
 J islands. J adj. Little, small, 
 
 short. ~^^\^ -a3De3 a puny 
 
 babv, bantlinff. — ^js^,, — ^^t:^ 
 
 coo a small kind of cocoanut, 
 
 imported from the Maldive 
 
 islands. 
 =^oodjj=^J5^^ kundrukote, s. An 
 
 old fort at Mercara. 
 =5^oosia, =aOo53Dg^ kumpari, kum- 
 
 padri, ^. A god-father. 
 ^-oog)^ kumpuni, ^^^ ^^o^^. 
 =3*0032 kumpe, ^^^ =^o^. 
 =5*0020 kumba, see g'oosj^. 
 
 J ^oozo^^d, =ctoo2o6 kumbakare, 
 kumbare, ^^-^ ^ocktot?. 
 ^oozoi:^. kumbatt^, ^^^ ^oosoo. 
 =5*0020^0^ kumbaruni (^^ooeoS), 
 7'. «. To quake, tremble. 
 ^ ?5*oo2osj kumba va, s. A pumpkin 
 <?;' gourd. 
 'aroo2o?3' kumbasiji, ^^6^ ^ooeoj. 
 •I'Brooej^d kumbare, s. A potter; 
 
 ^^'^:iotj kumbi, J.-^A mirage, n/2. 
 the penis. 3. an elephant. 
 
 Vi^ooEookumbu, i". E-ottenness. adj. 
 Rotten, carious, decayed. — ^o 
 ^ a rotten tree, —^^h^ to rot. 
 
 y^jo2ooc^ kumbuda, A pumpkin or 
 gourd, Cucurbita agenaria. 
 ^5^— an ash-gourd. ^0— , 
 £2j3r®o- a small kind of ash- 
 gourd. £5e;_, j-^^ t^csooi?. 
 — ^jsoaoL^^, -sS^or^ to boast, 
 vaunt, z'lg. 
 
 =s*Oo23jsyo, kumbottu, see '^■^0?;^:^. 
 6J •• ' 
 
 =5*oo2^ kumbha, ^. The eleventh 
 
 solar month (Febr.-March). 
 
 2. a pot, an earthen vessel. 
 . — ^?6r- the name of a giant, 
 
 Havana's younger brother. 
 
 — "^^ the sign Aquarius. 
 xS^jocp, =3*ooc^?o ^ kumbha, kumbha- 
 
 sthala, s. The frontal globe 
 
 of an elephant's head. 
 =5-0'ro5^, =CTjo<Do#kummak^, ku- 
 
 mmike, sec ^0^^. 
 -^=5*ooo:iJi)0^okummaya, see ^o^:ii)a5o. 
 ^ooZoFO^ kunrjilu, ^6'^ 5o-^f^. 
 ^00 ^or^ kurntuni (^ooOf), z/. n. 
 
 To shrivel, shrink. 
 ^ooCJoF kurndu, see t^jaouior. 
 
 ^S'oodjsr^ kurndodi, s. A kind 
 of fish. 
 
 ^Oo?oO kumsu, see Ao5o?ij. 
 J =3*0=5*0, kukku, s.^k mango. 2. the 
 mourning feast of the Pariahs. 
 — cJ ;i)-d a mango tree. —^ 
 ^iooc^ a young mango. — ^ cro 
 ;^S, -3lD^5 mango pickle. 
 

 _=^j5oz^o^'?o?:^ Pariahs to at- 
 tend a funeral ceremony. 
 ^ 'u^'^o.O kukkuli, s. Pecking. 
 V) =0^0=3*0, ©ojoo^ kukkuliyuni (^o^Oj 
 
 e3), r. ^. To peck. 
 ^=^o=^kukke, s. A basket, -^o 
 
 "cJo^ a small basket. 
 ^^f^^Tid^ kugguni (^^^), ^'. ?2. To 
 be humbled, depressed. 2. to 
 sink; see ^o?jOj^. 
 
 ^oeij=3^o2;ao kucukucu, s. A whis- 
 per. ~zj7>S-do^ to whisper. 
 
 =^wS§ kuce, see ^o^. 
 
 =5*oe§J?)^cio kucodya, ^. Ridicule, 
 derision, mockery. 
 J=^o?^^' kuccati^, s. Shortness, 
 smallness. adj. Short, little. 
 
 =^je^rJr^, ^oz^^, =5^0:515 ej kucca- 
 nige, kuccane, kuccata, ^. Re- 
 probation, taunt, upbraiding. 
 
 ^o^S• kucci, s. The cropped hair 
 -/ of the head. 2.>'the stump 
 
 >/ of a shrub. -'3. a tassel. ^^/;". 
 Small, short. — tjdS a copse, 
 brushwood. — ^oS grass- 
 stump, stubble. — ^l)o<s^j^ a 
 thicket of thorns. — 7\e;do^, 
 —7^4^?) to shave the head. 
 -«5_ a kind of fish. ^B— an 
 addition made to the tuft of 
 hair on the crown of the head. 
 
 =^02d s3 kuccile, s. A taunter. 
 
 =^02^0 ^ kuccuni, see =5^0^ r®o^. 
 
 •c^02§ro0^, =a02§j?)r3o?o kuccenuni, 
 kucconuni (^-^fi, ^odjd f^), 7/. 
 ?'^. To blame, censure, re- 
 prove. 
 
 147 ^osd kutta 
 
 ^:>'^^ kuccena, see ^og^rfy^. 
 
 =aoti kuja, rt-^'. Earth-born. .y. 
 
 A tree. 2. the planet Mars. 
 
 —sroi^ Tuesday. 
 ^s'jZJioei kujanti, see =g'jsaicif. 
 ^otiQ^ kujar^, s. The stench of 
 
 urine; any bad smell. 
 J'^^ti^^ kujal^, s. The hair of 
 
 the head. 
 =s^j2ii^o^ kujaluni, see ??-^;5co^. 
 
 J =5otoo20o, =5^otdjoWJ kujimbu, ku- 
 jfumbu, s. A chip, fragment. 
 =5^wb2)05j kutayi, ^^^ ^-^uoso. 
 =aoli kuti, s. A hut. 
 
 =5*013^ kutini, s. A deceitful 
 
 woman. 
 "aM^ kutila, s. Trick, imposture, 
 
 deception. 2. hypocrisy. 3. 
 
 crookedness. — toc5o, s'o&^eS a 
 
 cheat, imposter. 
 J^s^oeJooeo kutumba, s. A family; 
 
 a household. 
 ^'^j£JOGt:)r^ kutumbige, ^. A house- 
 holder, family-man. 
 TS'oLio^ao kutuku, ^. The game of 
 
 hide and seek. 2. a female's 
 
 ear-ornament. 
 =5'oy^^o^j kutukutu, s. The 
 
 rumbling of the bowels. 2. 
 
 grinding the teeth. 
 =?^oi]. kutta, ^^^ t^jsu,. 
 
 =3^o£j,c^^ kuttani^, ^. A kind of 
 -^o-rf a field over- 
 
 tares, 
 grown with 
 barren field. 
 
 a 
 such 
 
 tares: 
 
 ^j^ra kuttana, see ^0^ rS??. 
 
 so ■ ' ' "^ 
 
 13* 
 
=5^0 eJ, kutta 
 
 148 
 
 =5^jrs kuna 
 
 =aw^7^.^ kuttasi^, see ^o^. 
 JTS'olJ.kuttiji". A stake, peg, stump. 
 
 — ?fj3?£;o a short stick. — ^fj^^s^o 
 
 ^j330o^^ to play at throwing 
 
 a stick. 
 =3*0 e3©^ kuttilu, see ^oi!(2;. . 
 >/=g^oyj, kuttu, s. A blow given 
 
 with the fist. 
 J ^o^j,^ kuttuni (^^^), '^. ^. To 
 
 thump, give a blow, strike 
 
 with the fist. 2. to crash, 
 
 pound, bruise. 
 -^^j^ kutte, ^. Decay, rottenness. 
 
 —5^0 a borer, that destroys 
 
 trees, —tj^^^ to decay. — ^e 
 
 to) to be ruined, done up, 
 
 exhausted. 
 ,1=2^0^0^ kutru, s. Cooing, -^rf 
 
 a spotted dove. — siJDi^o^tocoo. 
 ^od kuda, <^^7.'. Again. ~^^ 
 
 once more. — s^ot^ again and 
 
 again, repeatedly. 
 • =3*0:3 023 kudanji, see ^jszfo^. 
 
 =^0^^^ kudapuni, see ^jsi^^^. 
 >/=^jC3D kudari, s. An axe. ^^j^— a 
 
 hatchet. 
 T^o^^JS^s;^ kudikolii, ^^^ ^o&3^ 
 
 ^jse^j, tinder ^oe,! . 
 
 eJ 
 
 >; =So^2lo^ kudicel^^L, ^-^^ ^0^^. 
 >/ ^j^^ld kudicele, see ^o^ e5. 
 
 ccr 
 
 J ^CiZi^i kudyi, ^. VHoL-se-gram, 
 Dolichos uniflorus. 2. the 
 testicles of dogs, cats, etc, 3. 
 the fresh scars of small-pox. 
 -zi;;^^ to feed (cattle) with 
 gram; to cuff, ^ave blows. 
 -ti'^^iT^^ lit, gram to scatter; 
 small-pox to brciik out. 
 
 ^odooEj kudumbe, s. A jungle 
 man. 2. a Konkani speaking 
 Roman Catholic. 
 
 =3^0:^0 ^s3 kudutale, see ^o^d 
 
 =3^02:^0^, kudupu, s, A strainer, 
 
 made of wicker-work. 
 ^oz^o^^ kudupuni, ^^^ ^ot^^. 
 
 =^odosi) kuduma, ^. A ferry. 
 
 -i J 2. ^^^ ^oyjo20. 
 =5^0^ J do kudume, see ^oiliod. 
 
 J'S'ocI kude, s, A rat's hole. 
 =5^0^ oto kudenji, see ^jsz§o^. 
 
 ^=^oz:loZo^jd kudenjimara, s. The 
 tree of oval-leaved rosebay, 
 Wrightia antidysenterica, 
 
 J =3*0^, =3*ori kudki, kudke, s. A 
 small earthen vessel. — rfo^^r 
 a kind of firework. 
 
 ^=3*0^0 ^ kudcuni (^^l^)^ '^'. ^. To 
 drink excessively. 2. to swal- 
 low liquor. 
 
 -^=3*0:1 23^ kudceliji, ^. Drunkenness. 
 
 ^=a0^d kudcele, ^. A drunkard. 
 
 =3^oc^„d kudtale, s. The re- 
 gistered right of paying land 
 revenue. 
 
 =3^0^, =aod kudpa, kudpe, see 
 
 =3^oc^ 'ff^ kudpal^, J. A woman 
 
 with uncombed hair. 2. the 
 
 name of a female demon. 
 
 J'S^occO ^ kudpuni (^^S), i\ n. To 
 
 ' shiver, as from ague. v. a. To 
 
 dust, shake off as the dust of 
 
 a cloth, etc. 
 
 =3^or9e3, =3'jc?s3 kunal^, kunile, see 
 
=3^03^ kutti^ 
 
 149 
 
 ^oa kudi 
 
 =3^ J 3^0 kutt^ri, see ^o^5. 
 - 3^0^ kutta, s. Sickness. «5-d^ 
 
 c:^— jaundice, ^e^— dropsy. 
 /=s'o^.ej, kuttata, ^. Pain, as in 
 suppuration of a boil. 
 =5^0 4 y,, =5^0 ^„q^ kuttatta, kut- 
 
 tyatta, s, A granary, store. 
 'S'oIq^ kuttani, ^. A superior 
 
 kind of silk cloth. 
 ^ja^jf^ kuttane, adv. Headlong. 
 T^o|^0 kuttari, see "^^^^^ 
 
 v/^s'ol^do^ kuttaruni (^^i,^' ^'•^• 
 To feel a biting or itching 
 sensation. 2. to ache. 
 ^j^^o kuttalu, see ^^^. 
 "S^o^^o^ kuttaluni, see =#-9o^e;j^^. 
 =5*0^^ kuttale, .s-. A sickly man. 
 >/5^03^y kuttata, see ^o^y. 
 =3*0;^ D kuttari, see ^0;^ &. 
 
 v/^S^j^jj kutti, .y. A liquid measure, 
 
 ^ as of oil etc. 
 
 'v/f^OvB^ kutti, .y. The trunk or 
 stump of a tree. —wi^Af. fees 
 levied for permission to fell 
 trees on government land. 
 — ^jseCJo a perpendicular post 
 supporting a roof. ~^'& pro- 
 pitiation of demons, sup- 
 posed to haunt a newly con- 
 structed roof. — ^^odoo?) a 
 race or family to be extinct. 
 — A^F^ to dig up the stump 
 of a tree. ^'^c>Fh a post 
 planted in the water for 
 supporting anything. 
 ^Ov|^^^ kuttipuli, J-. Tamarind. 
 
 J'uo^^ kuttiri, s. A civet cat. 
 "^/^ao^i, kuttu, s.'/k prick, punc- 
 ture; very small hole. 2. a 
 fomentation or poultice. 3. 
 a basket-maker's knife; also 
 ^0;^ ^.^oe;o. —=??jsLr^ to foment. 
 —oj^T^j^) to prick, make a hole. 
 — 80js-do^ to become a hole. 
 /=5^o^_jj,^ kuttuni pjf^), T'. ^. To 
 
 bore, pierce. 
 / =0^030^0 kutturi, s. A weel for 
 catching fish with. 2.abasket- 
 shaped cage for fowls. 
 
 "^o^^^o^, =3^0^^ kutturuni, ku- 
 truni, see ^oj^s^?^. 
 
 '^^i^^ kutteli;, s. A kind of 
 brush used by toddy-drawers. 
 
 '^oiJ?^ ^ kuttodi, s. A cobra ema- 
 ciated by devouring another 
 species of snake called 
 'kandodi'. 
 
 ^oIjSjjO^j kuttyolu, see ^oS^ 
 ^.«?e^-, under ^0^ . 
 
 =3^odo^ kudante, see =^j?>^o&. 
 
 =3^0 dcS^ kudadiji, see =^jsrfS. 
 
 -^^ocjfl, =3^0 d^ kudane, kudane, s. 
 
 The fruit of Solanum puhes- 
 
 cens. 
 v=3'o£> kudi, s. Term, turn. adj. 
 
 Fixed, settled. — Qs?j^ to fix 
 
 a time. 
 =3^0 £) kudi, ^^^ ^jsa. 
 -^^ja^^Q^ kudikar^, ^. Tiptoe. 
 V^o£>^, kudike, A jackal, fox. 
 -f'TS^oa^^, =5^jac^oo^ kudipuni, ku- 
 
 diyuni (^^-j, z/. n. To repent, 
 
 regret. 
 
=(^oa kudi 
 
 150 
 
 =3*023^ kube 
 
 -/=CTja^^sJ^ kudipevuni (^oa^c), 
 V. a. To be desiring, wishing. 
 2. to be anxious. 
 
 A^s^oc^jozoo kudumbu, see ^jsrfooaoo. 
 
 >/=aodoo2Jo^j kudumbulu, ^. A 
 quail. 
 '^^Z^^'i kuduke, see ^oa^. 
 =^odjr; kudupa, ^^^ sojc^sj. 
 J=^0(^j3g)^ kudupuni (^^S), ^.^. 
 To cut; to reap. 
 ^ocJosS kudupe, s. A small kind 
 of earthen vessel for boiling 
 rice. 2. {fig-) the belly. 
 =3^odjs3j kudume, s. The side d?r 
 cross roof of a house. 
 J=5'oc^do kuduru, s. A sand bank. 
 
 2. a small island. 
 J^ocjjdoc^ kuduruni (^orfoS), ^'. ;z. 
 
 To recover from sickness. 
 J '^ocjjd kudure, s. ^A horse. 2. 
 kJ xfthe lock of a gun. -t^t?, 
 ^c5so3o a horsekeeper ; a rider. 
 -^e^ a saddle. — rf 3ddi& the 
 mane of a horse. — <ysodJ a 
 stable. — pdssD riding. — ^o 
 ^ Tjo^^ —,303;) 4^ to mount a 
 horse, to ride. 
 J "^od kude, s. A piece of wood. 
 'S'oci kudke, ^^^ ^oar?. 
 '^jcjo kuddu, see so^rfo . 
 'Srodjsc^o^i kuddonuni, ^^^ ?ro^o^. 
 ^jcSjsC) kuddoli, ^^^ Xc^dsdC). 
 
 J'S^odo, =5^0 do kuddya, kudya, ^. 
 Shortness, adj. Short, small, 
 dwarfish. — crooSo a dwarf, 
 short man. 
 
 =3*0^, kudpe, see ^orfo^. 
 
 ^oC33^?i^ kudrasij, s. A square 
 bottle. 
 
 ^Of^d kunale, ^^^ ^J30®e3. 
 
 =ao^'5)ozl kupande, s. Concealing 
 one's nature, acts, elc; hy- 
 pocrisy. —zj^Stj^c^ to talk like 
 a virtuous man ; to impose 
 upon. 
 
 =5^osj3od, =5'o53-5)ogj kupande, ku- 
 pandre, see ^'os^eT?. 
 
 =3^0 ^^0, =3^0 ^^j kupulu, kupulu, 
 ^. The crow-pheasant, -^o 
 ^ red eyes. — 20r© reddish 
 colour. — ^of^ a mole-hill. 
 
 =3^os3^od kupendre, see s^oeSe-d. 
 V'S'oSj^^o kuppasa, ^. A petty coat, 
 
 bodice. 
 
 j=^olj kuppi, ^. Glass-ware. 2. 
 china-wares. 3.apial,bottle. 
 7=^0^ kuppe, see Xo^. 
 
 =5^j^je;^, =a0Z3c)O^ kubal^, kubaly, 
 
 s, A pinnacle, the top of a 
 
 roof. 
 =3^o&jj2^ kubuja, ^dj. Dwarfish; 
 
 hump-backed. 
 =3'o^jo^S kubuje, s. A female 
 
 dwarf. 
 
 =^j2ooa kubuddhi,^. Foolishness; 
 9 
 folly. [tree. 
 
 =^023 kub^, ^. The top of a palm 
 
 '^jZw^dsi)^ kuberamara, s. The 
 mahogany tree. 
 
 =3^0 23^ d kubere, ^. The Indian 
 Pluto and god of wealth, pre- 
 siding over the north quarter. 
 2. a rich man. 
 
=3^j&j kubja 
 
 151 
 
 =5 J do kuru 
 
 '^^iij kubJa, see ^02003^. 
 
 ^osjoocl kumande, ^^^ ^os::^oi3. 
 
 ^^0^0=5^, ^o^j-S-, =^o^oo-S-, ^0^00 
 =^j, ^odoj=a kumaki^, kumiki, 
 kumuki, kumuku, kumuke, s. 
 Aid, assistance. — 3iSA unas- 
 sessed land for the use of 
 cultivation. 
 
 ^o^jjiod^ kumandra, see ^0^ 
 
 l^o^J5)OJj kumaya, ^. Chunam, 
 lime. 2. mortar. C" ■^•^>^~^) 
 ^os^j?)D, =g^odJSsBr kumari, .ku- 
 marti, s. A girl. 2. a virgin. 
 3. a daughter. 
 
 ^^^orfori kuranga, s. A musk-deer. 
 V&. a monkey. 
 
 ^s'odo^ kurant^,* i'^^ ^.?)-doE 
 y ^odo^jQ^ kurantuni, ^^^ =5^01^0000^. 
 ^s'od 0^0^ kurantuni, see ^;sdo;^o^. 
 
 =5^odog=^e;^ kurandrakall^, s. A 
 kind of very hard stone. 
 
 =3^0 do 2^)1^^ kurambilu, ^. A kind 
 of grass growing in fields. 
 
 =aodozoo kurambu, see ^^.^tiJoeoo. 
 
 'd^^'s^ v.u^=CT^ kuraky, kurakiji, 
 
 s. Food, sustenance. 
 =^jd^,=3'jD^^ kuradi, kuradi, see 
 
 =^jd:l kurade, see ^o-do^. 
 ^OD^N^ kuran\i, ^. The Koran. 
 
 ^os^j^a kumare, ^. A boy. 2. a j/^^q kurl, s. A sheep. -ai?^ 
 
 foolish people. -^ -S-^,;^ a lamb. 
 — T5jae^ wool. 
 
 son. 
 
 ^o^oo?j".:)23^ kumusal^, s. Consul- 
 tation. 2. conspiracy, plot. 
 /=^^^^i^^ kumetel^, s. Putrid 
 
 meat or fish. 
 
 /^s'odos^^ kumevuni (^0^), v.n. 
 
 To decay, putrify, as meat, etc. 
 
 i =3^0^00^, ^^osjj^D^kumer^ijkumer^, 
 
 ^. A waste land cleared for 
 
 cultivation. 
 
 '^o^^^:^^ kumeru, s. The south 
 
 pole. 
 ^oo5os;^5^^ kuyilavuni, see ^ja 
 
 =?^oojoo^ kuyukti, ^. Craft, cun- 
 ningness. 
 /^ool>J5DO^ kuyuluni (^oodoo^), 
 s'. 71. To inflame, as the eyes, 
 or a boil. 
 =CTjd kura, see ^js'do^oo. 
 
 V^jD kuri, s. A boil. cro.3o_ a 
 
 small boil. 
 I ^jD23c)S^ kurijat\i, see "^o-dodiT)^. 
 \ =^oO?i^D^ kurinir^, s. A mixture 
 
 of lime and turmeric water. 
 ^/=3'0DS5c^,^^^^--'c^^uripuni, kuri- 
 
 yuni (^«^^), z'. n. To decay, 
 
 rot, putrify. 
 -^i^^it^ kuru, adj. Little, small. 
 
 s/'S^jdJoeJo kuruntu, s. A small 
 bundle, as of rice etc. 2. a 
 lump, as of tamarind etc. J%. 
 contraction. 
 
 v/=^odoolb^ kuruntuni (s'o^ooO), 
 V. n. To contract, shrivel, 
 shrink in. 
 
 -J=3^odoo2t;o^ kurumbil^, ^.-C!urled 
 hair. 2. see ^o"do8!)^. 
 
=aodo kuru 
 
 152 
 
 =s^j^^r kurna 
 
 xs^odo^oe^ ?2, =CTjdo^je& kurukuc- 
 cane, kurukucci, s. Grumbling, 
 murmuring.* 
 ^odo^ff kuruci, see "^ct^ir. 
 ^odot3D3^ kurujatu, s. A moiclore. 
 J^od02;o kuruji, see 7(0^^. 
 ^ =^jdod kuruda, adj. Blind. -^?i 
 blindness. 
 'g'jdoGDOSj kurudayi,^^^^^^^^->. 
 y ^s'odor^j kurudu, rt;^//'. Blind. 
 ^s'odjdosjoofo^ kurudumannii, ^^^ 
 
 "^^^odd^CiQ kurudumari, see ^0 
 
 V ^s'jdjcl, ^odol kurude, kurute, s. 
 A blind man. 
 ^odozo^-S-o^ kurubakil^, s. A 
 
 postern, backdoor. 
 =3^0 do 200 kurubu, s. The eyebrow. 
 J'S'jCozS kurube, s. A shepherd. 
 A's'odod kurule, ^^^ ^odr. 
 'S'odjsS kuruve, see "^oSf. 
 =5^odj?j^o^ kurusal^, s. Servitude, 
 
 slavery, bondage. 
 '^d^j^j:>, =^o:5JS^ kurupa,kurupu, 
 s. Deformit}^, ugliness, adj. 
 Deformed,, ugly, ^s^o'djs^ an 
 ugly man. 
 J'd^^ kure, s. Filth, dirt. 2. 
 swamp, pool. -^^ stinginess 
 in trifles. — ^^ decayed skin. 
 — ^e^ a poor life, half-alive. 
 — -rfoofi filthy soil. 
 J'^odob^, ^od^^ kurepini, kure- 
 puni (^^^), V. a. To bore, 
 scrape, excavate, drill. 2. 
 5^^ ^js-^Sb^. 
 
 k=ao6odoj^, =cto6;3^> kureyuni, ku- 
 
 revuni (^^■^), ^'. :?2. To be worn 
 
 out, washed away. ^. to decay, 
 
 rot. 
 
 -^=3^062;^ kurel^, ^. The nape of 
 
 the neck. 
 -/=s*o^a)r^^ kurkavuni, c.v. {of 
 ^o^o-c^). To shake, agitate. 
 2. to wash well, as clothes. 
 ^^s'o^re;^ kurkil^, s. A kind of 
 basket. 
 =3^o=^^r^ kurkuni (^^^^), v. n. To 
 
 shake, as a tree ^/^. 
 =^0=3^0 5^ do kurkuru, adv. Slowly. 
 
 _^02io^^ to shut slowly. 
 '^^t'^'p kurke, sec aj^^f. 
 =3^020^ kurni, ^i?^ ^o^r. 
 =aoz§F kurci, 6\ A chair, seat. 
 ^=3^oz&r kurci, ^. A kind of fish. 
 =3^o23"3F3^ kurjatiji, see ^^-^odiT)^. 
 
 =5^oc3«)ro5o kurdayi, s. A large 
 black beetle that destroys 
 the core of palm-trees. 
 
 =3'o^FEOJ?)do, =3^odor kurdibiiru, 
 kurdu, s. A kind of creeper. 
 V =3^0:^0 r kurdu, sec "^o-dctzio. 
 
 =^o:^or5Joof^ kurdumannijL, s. Soil 
 or earth impregnated with 
 the poison of kurduraari. 
 
 ^oC^jFsl)0 kurdumari, s. A kind 
 of poisonous vermin. 
 J'S^dF kurde, see '^oTio'd. 
 
 J=3^oJr, =3^oiro^ kurte, kurtel^, s. 
 
 Dirt, filthiness. adj. Dirty. 
 
 J=^oi'^s3 kurtele, s. A filthy man. 
 
 ^0(3e)r?o* kurnasiji, s. Snoring. 
 
^^^F kurni 
 
 153 
 
 =^05/ kusa 
 
 =^o^r kurni, ^. A sore in the eye- 
 lid. — ^of^ sore eyes. 
 =^J3^r kurpu, s. Manure, fer- 
 tiliser. -Ti^o^^ to be fer- 
 tilised. 
 /=^o^r kurpu, ^."Sharpness, as 
 of a cutting instrument. 2. 
 dissection, -aeb^ to dissect. 
 =^J2:)FO* kurbili^, see ^o-doos!)^. 
 ' =^j20or kurbu, see ^s^jt^osoo. 
 =^jo:;ojr^ kuryuni, see ^oaodoo^. 
 /=g^co^F kurlu, ^.^Contraction, 
 shrinking in. 2. parching, 
 drying. 
 'g^O'i^rD, =^0^0 F kurlari, kurlu, s. 
 
 Parched rice. 
 J^Ci^^F^ kurluni (?ro^F), 7;. ^. 
 To be contracted, to shrivel, 
 shrink in, as from cold; also 
 
 -i^^o^F kurle, s. A tender plantain 
 tree. 2. a young pig. 3. the 
 fresh shoots of grains elc. 
 
 =^j53F5:!oc3^r kurlemardi^, s. A 
 kind of bitter medicinal root. 
 
 ^oS3^Fo5o kurvayi, see "^ozszfosj. 
 /^s'osjf kurve, s. ^A basket. 2. 
 distension. sooaS "^o^f ^yo,^ 
 the belly to distend. 
 
 "^^t^fqC^ kursandi, s. A kind of 
 sesamum imported from the 
 ghauts. — oDOj? sesamum oil. 
 
 =g^o?oFrJ kursani, see t5^oTjo?is^. 
 
 =^j;Cjf kursu, ^. A cross. 2. ^^^ 
 
 =3^0^ kula, ^. Family, race, tribe. 
 — c2e^5 a family god. — z^^^or, 
 ^oe/se^DTJ duties and customs 
 
 pertaining to a family or 
 caste, -^oi one who belongs 
 to a good family. — ^W-^?) a 
 caste ^r family to be degen- 
 erated or ruined. 
 
 ^o^j kula, see ^0^. 
 
 =aOe; kula, ^. A sweet preparation 
 consisting of cocoanut juice, 
 jaggory, ripe plantains, and 
 cardamoms; also ^0^. 
 
 V=^o^, =^0^^ kula, kulavu, s. A 
 kind of creeper. 
 =^o^oeo kulanji, see ^060^. 
 =3^0 ^0^0 kulayi, s. A kind of cap. 
 
 =5'os:i)o^02^ kulankusa, adj. De- 
 tailed. 2. whole, adz'. In 
 detail. 2. wholly. 
 
 =aOOe)?i^ kulasi^, ^. Discharge, 
 acquittance, letting go. 
 
 =aO©s5, =^0^0^ kulipe, kulupe, 
 
 see ^os?^. 
 
 =5^o0?c^ kulina, <^^^'. Noble, honor- 
 able. ^oOejS a nobleman. 
 V^aod kule, ^. A ghost, apparition. 
 —33-d continual fever. 
 
 =5^053o2o kulenji, s. A plot of field. 
 
 =5^0 q3 kulpe, see =5^0 eD^. 
 
 =3^jSJe) kuUa, ^^^ a^oe;^. 
 
 CO '^ 
 
 =3*02:^ sj^ kullavuni, see ^ow^^^i. 
 v/=5'u€7^ kullige, ^. The buttocks. 
 
 =3*0 sj^ kuvaka, see ^0^^. 
 4=3^0^3 kuve, <s". A mast; also ^0^ 
 
 J=3*os3 kuve, ^^^ ^J3^. 
 =3^0^ kusa, s. The holy grass. 
 Poa cynosuroides ; also ^^f. 
 
tS^osJ kusa 
 
 154 
 
 =5^0^ kuli 
 
 ^0^^ kusala, s. Cleverness, skil- 
 fulness. 2. welfare, happi- 
 ness, adj. Clever, expert, 
 able. -2^^^ keen wit, quick 
 apprehension. 
 
 =CT03«)O^, kusal^, s. Merriment, 
 pleasure, frolic. — ■5js?a vene- 
 real disease. — ^^o^^ to be 
 merry, to lead a debaucher- 
 ous life. 
 
 iB'o^kusi, J. Joy, pleasure; hila- 
 rity. 2. will. 3. agreement. 
 oi?i~ as you like, as you 
 please. 
 
 xS^j^oJ)^, =5^o^oioo^ kusipuni, ku- 
 siyuni (^^^), ^. n. To contract, 
 shrink in. 
 
 ^0^ kushi, see ^o^. 
 
 =g^j^, kushta, see =??j3si.. 
 
 "^0^ kusa, see ^o^. 
 -/=t^.;^s3 kusave, s. A potter. 
 
 =cto?s-$)g^ kusali^, ^^^ ^0^;)^. 
 
 =^o^c5^, =3*0 'j^ kusini^i, kusini, ^. 
 
 A kitchen. 
 ^j^^^ kusipuni, 5^^ ^o^;^^. 
 =^jA:D kusiri, ^^^6^ ^o^. 
 
 =s^o?^jo23 kusumbe, ^. The safflow- 
 er. —0^056 safflower oil. — soor© 
 a deep red colour. 
 
 ^g'j^^o^j^ kusukuni, see ^o?io^^. 
 
 J'5'o?oo^o?oo kusukusu, see Xo?ij 
 Xj?:jO. 
 
 =^o?oJtO kusubi, s. The safflower. 
 
 ^CToXjEt^o kusuma, s. Tlie filament 
 
 of a flower. 2. the pollen of 
 
 a flower. 
 \ iSo^CiD kusuri, s. Any thing given 
 
 to boot, when a person buys 
 commodities. 2. see ^o^. _=^js 
 liF^ to give something into 
 the bargain. 
 
 "d^Tiozio kusuru, s. A bit, trifling. 
 adj. Little, few. 
 
 =g*j;^odo^ kusuruni (^o?jo&), ?;. n. 
 To shiver. 2. to shrink in, be 
 afraid. 
 
 =^o?jo^o kusulu, s. The small 
 bead of a nose ornament. 
 
 =^j;^o^ =^o?3^^^ kuseli^, kusel^, 
 ^. Ingenuity, cunningness, 
 a sly artifice. 2. wittiness, 
 —•^^^^ to play tricks. 
 
 =5^o::!o,^ kuskuni (^^oJj), t;. 72. To 
 shrink, give way, sink in. 2. 
 to sprain. 
 
 =?^OrOjjkusti, ^.Gymnastics, wrest- 
 ling. —7^200^^, —•^•^0^^ to 
 
 wrestle. 
 ^'^dk. kusri, .s-.^he pulp or soft 
 i part of a fruit. 2:^see ^o^5. 
 =3^036^ kuhaka, adj. Fraudulent, 
 deceitful. ^o^^ a cheat, 
 rogue. 
 J =5*0^ kula, s. A tank or pond. 
 =3^0^=5* kulak|^, ^6'6' =^js^^. 
 =s'j^'^sJJS)od^ kulamandra, j. Dried 
 juice of mangoes or jackfruit. 
 '3'js;^S3c)D^ kulavary, s. Details. 
 2. item by item. 3. a list of 
 creditors, debtors, elc. 
 =^o^sS kulavu, see ^oe;^. 
 "^^tM kulige, see 7<o^7(. 
 J=groS?s5)^ kulipuni (=5^«:>^), z'.a. To 
 sting, as an ant. 
 
^j^ kuli 
 
 155 
 
 ^J^^ kudi 
 
 =5^os?s5 kulipe, s. The large black- 
 ant. 
 
 ■=CTjs;^jo^o^ kulunkuni (s^o^oo^), 
 7'. a. To wet, moisten. 
 
 =3^o^o=5^o^j kulukulu, see Xo^oao^o. 
 
 =3^0 ^OoS kulupu, s. A piece of 
 black stone elc, with a device 
 ^^^ inscription on it to be used 
 as a seal. 
 
 ^o^vj^ kulupu, see ^o^^. 
 
 ^j^^j^^D^ kuluvar^, i^^f ^o^^&. 
 
 =s^0TO4c^5 =a^<53"5^^ kullavuni, 
 kullapavuni, c. i'. {j?/ ^o^o^^) 
 To make sit, to employ. 
 
 ^o%^A^ kulluni (^^^J, '6'.^. To 
 sit, sit down. 2. to lodge, 
 dwell. 
 
 =g^j3 ku, .y. Response, responding 
 to a call. 2. alarm. — s^t^o^ 
 to respond to a call; to give 
 alarm. 
 
 =ctJ?o=^ kunke, .?. Shortness of 
 breath. 
 
 =S^J3o=^ kunke, s. The mock tri- 
 bute given in a kind of game. 
 
 =CTJ5oid kunja, see =5^0 oa^. 
 
 =5^JSoz3 kunji, .y^'^ XjaoaS. 
 
 =3^JSo2£a^ kunjeliji, ^. A kind of 
 weel for catching fish. 
 
 ^S^JSo^o^ kuntuni, sec ^jsWj^. 
 
 =aJ?)o:l23^, =3^JSozlj5^j kundel^, 
 kundolu, .y. A wasp, h^— a 
 large yellow wasp. 
 
 ,=^JSo^o^, =s^j3o5j)c^ kuntuni, kiim- 
 puni (^u-sog, ^j3o), ^;. a. To 
 peck, strike with the beak. 2. 
 to prick a hole. 3. to put out. 
 
 =^JS^ kuke, ^5^ ^J3o^. 
 
 J^^j^r^-:^ kug^u, s. A cry, excla- 
 mation, outcry. 
 
 Vt^JSrlo^ kuguni (^j^^), t/. 72. To 
 
 cry out. • 
 
 =5^X2;^ kuci, s. A small goglet, 
 
 filled with water and placed 
 
 in a demon-shrine. 
 
 =?^JS^ kuje, s. An earthen goglet. 
 
 >/=CTJSy kuta, s. An assembly, 
 meeting. 2. mixture, amal- 
 gamation. — ^jst^o^ to as- 
 semble; to conspire. 
 =ao5)eio5o kutayi, s. Storing rice, 
 granary etc. — sjsc^o^ to store 
 rice. 
 =5^j?;£Jo kutu, s. The inner roof 
 
 >/ of a house. 2>the hip. -si? 
 L^^, -sjDc^j^ to place the roof 
 on the wall, —itt-dj^ to con- 
 struct a roof. 
 
 J'^J^'t^d^ kutuni (^jaO), z'. ^/.' To 
 sharpen.'^2. to mix, mingle, ^js 
 Oa, ^jauoa sharpened; mixed, 
 ^J365€, =5^js&5ja^ sharpening ; 
 mixing. 
 
 y^s^JSL^ kuda, (^^7'. With, along 
 with, together with. 
 =^j?):o3J?5 kudapane, s. A small 
 country water-lift. 
 
 y^J5C5e)Si?i, ^.'?)^?j^33c^ kudavuni, 
 kudisavuni, ^."6'. (^'/"'s^jsc^o^) To 
 join, connect, unite. 2. to 
 collect, gather. 3. to amass, 
 store. 4. to mix; also ^jitz^S 
 
 ->^JS^rikudige,.y. Joining; union. 
 2. collection. 3. assemblage. 
 
^j-^^ kudi 
 
 156 
 
 '^J^O kuli 
 
 gathering. 4. storing. 5. 
 mixing. 
 
 nI^J5^?;-o?j kudisuni (^jsl^oj), v. a. 
 To add, sum up. 
 
 =3^j?c^o kudu, see Ajsiio. 
 
 ^jsdj=^^, =5^J3dorieaf kudukatt^, 
 kudugatti^, s. The association 
 6?r union of the members 
 of the same caste or family. 
 J =S^JS^j^ kuduni (^jsS), 7.'. a. To 
 join, unite. 2, to cohabit, 
 copulate. 3. to embrace, 
 adopt. V. 71. To meet, as- 
 semble, gather; also ^js^S eo 
 SiF^. 2. to be mixed, mingled. 
 ^.c.dat. Can, to be able, be 
 possible. "^^U^-^^ that which is 
 practicable <?r possible. ^j3c^o5 
 cannot, <3;j od?5S ^jst^oS I can- 
 not, it is impossible for me. 
 ?rjscioa impracticable, impos- 
 sible. ^j3(^oQ^4 an impos- 
 sibility. "^^T^o^ not being 
 able, or practicable, ^js^q, 
 ?rjacliD, ^jsa^ joint, attached; 
 assembled ; as^ ^v^a 3dji the 
 assembled people, ^js^ cTOoSj 
 a partner; an adherent, ^ja 
 a^cTO?^ a concubine, ^jszfjse is 
 it possible, can I? etc. 
 =5JSrJ kuni, see sojs^. 
 
 =3^J3c^o kunu, s. Pudenda, Puden- 
 dum rnulicbre, 
 
 f^j^:i^ kutale, see '^o^e. 
 J^jsa kudi, s. The anus; poste- 
 riors. 2. viembrc muliebre. 
 
 ^JSri kuni, see sojs^. 
 
 '^S^zi^h' kumaki, see ^o^j^. 
 =CTJ5oaj^j^ kuyiluni, ^^^ ^.^jOcxira 
 
 >/=^j?>doF^a^ kurangel^, ^. Drow- 
 siness, sleepiness, —^-^^i^^, 
 ^ji-do-R6 a drowsy man; a 
 sluggard. 
 ^J^Doz:;^;^ kurambilu, s. A kind 
 
 of medicinal plant. 
 'S'JSD kuri, s. A kind of weel for 
 catching fish. ~ti^h^ to set 
 it; 7%-. to ensnare a person. 
 
 he will not get into one or 
 the other kind of weel ; what- 
 ever you do, you will not 
 catch him. 
 
 «/=ctjsCo kuru, s. Boiled rice; 7'/^. 
 — ?fso3j5 rice and curry. 
 =g^j?)do kuru, s. The dusty sub- 
 stance contained in the fibrous 
 covering of a cocoa-nut. -soo 
 <3|^4^> to remove it. 
 
 >/^J30o^ kuruni (^js^), 7'. ^^.^To 
 be drowsy, sleepy. 2. to 
 hesitate. 
 
 J^J$>66 kurele, s. A sleepy fellow. 
 
 2. a sluggard. 
 ^jsjp kurte, see =#is-d^. 
 
 J=aJ3c3'sroSj kurnayi, .y. A fierce j 
 
 dog. 
 
 =^J3sJor kurma, s. A turtle, 
 
 tortoise. — 2f)^3;)-d Vishnu's 
 
 second incarnation, as a 
 
 turtle. p^^^ 
 
 ^Je)2;o^o2{ kulankusa, ^^^ ^s^oe^o 
 
 J^JSC) kuli, J. Plire. — nsoSb a 
 
 hireling, labourer. 
 
=3^J30 kuli 
 
 157 
 
 '^ozi kenda 
 
 ^j^O kuli, s. A tooth, -^e^ 
 tootli-ache. -t^i^cdoo^ to gnasli 
 the teeth. '^%- swelling of 
 the gums in teething. 
 ^jsCio;j3D^^, =^J3o^^^c^ kuliya- 
 vuni, kulyavuni p.?e3od5«), ^ja 
 e;so), 7'. <^. To make faces, 
 mock, mimic. 
 ^=aJ^^^ kulu, see ^jstjo. 
 
 =u'JS?;Oo^ kulyuni, see ^oodooe;o^. 
 J'S'JSsS kuve, ^. Arrowroot, Cur- 
 cuma angustifolia; also ^^ 
 
 -i =5^J3s3 kuve, ^. A mast; also ^o^- 
 =^J3s3^^ kuveka, see ^o^s*. 
 ^JS?oogp kusambri, ^. A kind of 
 condiment made of minced 
 and fried i^ulse or other vege- 
 tables. 
 'S'JSoo^ kuhaka, see t^^^^. 
 >/=^JS^ kula, see sojss;^. 
 =^J3^ kuli, ^^^ ^JseS- 
 =3^05^07^ kulinge, ^. An irregular 
 tooth. 
 ■^=^J3^o kulu, ^^^ ^^^>^- 
 <:i kriita, <3:^'. Done, made. s. 
 Improvement; repairs; addi- 
 tion. —-^^Ov^^i to improve, 
 as land etc. 
 ^s^gti i krutajnate, s. Gratitude. 
 ^x^o^orl, =5r^3i)OJoor\ krijitayuga, 
 krijtayuga, s. The primeval 
 golden age of the Hindus. 
 =^\3^q^r krutartha, adj. Success- 
 ful, fortunate, happy. 
 =5'^^B kruti, s. Verification; 
 literary composition. 
 
 %'^ 
 
 ^.^^ kr^tike, s. The Pleiades. 
 ^^^^0, =a^^s^o kruttima, krix- 
 trima, s. A trick, artifice, 
 deception. 2. sorcery, witch- 
 craft, adj. Fraudulent. 
 =g^v^« kr^tya, s. An action, act. 
 2. duty, conduct. 3. any 
 thing proper to be done. 
 
 kriipe, s. Grace, mercy, 
 compassion, favour, ^s^so^^, 
 =^33d?>)a::^ ///. the ocean of 
 mercy; the all-merciful God. 
 =^x^ kr^mi, see -^j^- 
 ^x ^, =?^^ krushi, krushe, s. Agri- 
 culture, husbandry. 
 =^N^, ^N^ krushna, krushne, s. 
 Krishna, the eighth incarna- 
 tion of Vishnu, adj. Black. 
 — ^^ the dark lunar fort- 
 night. — ■^'>)^ a buck antelope. 
 ^TiTiF a kind of black-serpent. 
 7=^0 kem, ken, abdrev. 0/^04 red. 
 =^orioD3^ kengann^, see =^ec^o^. 
 'ioTidd kengude, s. An obstinate 
 or refractory person, block- 
 head. 2. one who has no 
 feelings, a cruel man. 
 =^02^, =^02^ kenca, kenci, adj. Red. 
 2. fair. -^^^^ red whiskers. 
 -^wo^^ to get red, become red. 
 =^otido^ kenjaruni, see ^^e;o?). 
 ^oti kenja, see ^od. 
 J^o^^^ kenjelu, s. The udder. 
 =^o^J5)^^ kenjola, s. A red kind 
 
 of great millet. 
 "ioni kenda, see ^ori. 
 
 14 
 
=^oC3«) kenda 
 
 158 
 
 =id kedda 
 
 ^ocjssjd kendavare, see ^o^^. 
 
 A"^o^), =^o?2 kenni, kenne, j. The 
 cheek. 
 
 =^oSJ^. kempatt^, j. Reddish- 
 ness. ^^*. Reddish. 
 
 ^oscIOkempalli,^. The red kind of 
 water-lily, Nymphaea rubra. 
 \ =#0^ kempu, s. Redness. 2. a 
 ruby. 3. chalcedony. — ^of^ 
 red eyes; glaring eyes. — ^oo 
 20oc^ squash-gourd, Cucurbita 
 maxima. — eS^ a reddish scurf 
 generally affecting new-born 
 infants. — ^^ the red wool or 
 hair of animals. — ^^ a red 
 kind of the vegetable Amaran- 
 tus oleraceus. — 20;de3 the red 
 spinage, Basella rubra, —so 
 r©^ red colour. —-^oU red 
 soil. — ^«j?)?s3 a fair complex- 
 ion. —•Ss^9iT\ scurf. — -rfos^^Ov^ 
 to make r^d. — t^yo^^j to turn 
 red. 
 
 =^c20jcl kembude, s. A kind of 
 pumpkin. 
 J ^05^0 kemma, ^^^ =^5^^^- 
 
 ^os^rl kemmade, s. Dust. 2. dirt. 
 3. a kind of red insect; a 
 glow-worm. 4. canker. — "^e 
 Si?) to corrode; to infest. 
 
 ^^os^o^sxri kemmamrviga, s. A 
 kind of deer. 
 
 'S'odoD'SO^ kemmaral^, J. A ruby. 
 2. a kind of red flower. 
 
 ■uo^Je)?? kemmis^, J. Red whis- 
 kers, 
 •^^odro^ kerndel^^, s. The udder. 
 
 V=^^, ^-^o^ kekki, kekkil^ji, s. 
 The neck, throat, —-d aj& the 
 pit of the throat ; also #t?^ 
 
 ^^-^ ^^4- -^^ ^^'^- the neck 
 and ear; a complete set of 
 jewelry. -^oow^ up to the 
 neck or brim. —^ ^oo^j the 
 nape of the neck. — ^oc^jsq^ 
 to cut the throat; to de- 
 ceive. 
 
 =^t;3C!o^, '^td^o^ kejaruni, keja- 
 
 luni, see XiSejo^, •K'&^:>^. 
 =^^^0 ^ kejelpuni, see Xdao^^. 
 ^tt kejja, ^^£^ 5^%. 
 
 to ^ 
 
 J^eJ. ketta, <3'^". Bad, base, vile. 
 — Xor© a bad disposition, de- 
 praved nature. —2^% a base 
 kind. -^N wickedness. -^^ 
 ^^ bad conduct, -si^i^ bad 
 language. -u^oxa a bad 
 thing. 
 
 •^^xi., =^d=5^ keda, kedak^, sec 
 
 i^Tk^ kedake, ^. An oppressor. 
 
 ;J=^2^r(j^ kedaguni (^^^), v.irlllo 
 fall (^r slip down. v. a.J To 
 ruin, spoil; to deflour. 2. to 
 remain, be left; also ^t^eojs 
 
 =^do kedu, s. A mole, wart. 
 
 J'^c^j^o keduku, .y. Nuisance, 
 damage, loss. 
 ^d7<, keddasa, ^. A kind of throe 
 days* festival among the Tulu 
 people about February or 
 March, when they go on hunt- 
 ing excursions, and eat fried 
 
#r9 kena 
 
 159 
 
 kebi 
 
 grains. — ^ ^J^^ a strong wind 
 
 blowing during that time. 
 /^r3=^o^,=5r?o,^ kenakuni, kenkuni 
 
 (^r©^, ^^^), V. a. To provoke, 
 
 irritate. 2. to kindle- 
 \/^rJkeni, ^. Stratagem. 
 #|^do^, ^l^dog^, =^3^do^ ket- 
 
 taruni, kettaryuni, kettaruni 
 
 (^^5, ^^^5), ^'. ^. To feel 
 
 pain in tlie belly. 
 'i'^hJK kettige, s. ^Carving, en- 
 , graving, chasing. \ 2/setting, 
 
 as jewels. ~^^^ a carved 
 
 stone. — =^2J?j carved work. 
 >/€4),^ kettuni (^J,), v. ^.>/To 
 
 carve, chisel, engrave, chase. 
 / 2. to dig slightly. [-^3. to set, 
 
 as jewels. 
 =^1^ kette, s. The bark of a tree. 
 ^ 2. a piece, slice, chip. 
 ^'§z:fo^, =^do=^ kedunke, kedanke, 
 
 s. The tip of a bird's wing. 
 
 2. a thin layer. 
 '€u^=5^o^ kedukuli^, see ^^^6, 
 v/^ddo^ kedaruni (^^^), v.n/To 
 
 break out, burst forth, j 2. to 
 
 be excited, irritated. 
 ^=^a kadi, s. A feather. 
 v=aj:$o kedu, s. An artificial tank, 
 
 pool, pond. 
 ^/€^SJ^^^OQi kedonuni (^As^), z/.^. 
 
 To lie down, rest. 
 J^^'^dp kenakuni, see ^f©^05). 
 ^=1^ kenni, see ^c^. 
 --=#^cl keppade, 5'. Swelling of 
 
 the cheeks. ^c^_ swelling of 
 
 the temples and cheeks. 
 
 ^'iti.^^ keppatana, s. Deafness. 
 
 =^^?or kepparse, see ^^. 
 
 "ih keppi, s. A deaf woman. 
 2. a silly woman. 
 
 =^Q§ keppu, s. Deafness. — "^o^ 
 deafness and old age ; dotage. 
 — =^Uo^ to behave like a deaf 
 man. 
 
 i^ti keppe, s. A deaf man. 
 
 #sS keppe, s. The cheek. 2. the 
 temples. —f\ s^^o^ to slap 
 on the cheek. —di^Tio^^ to 
 dislocate the cheek-bone. 
 
 .'^t:) kebi, s. The ear. -«)c§^ 
 deafening. — ^oi^o^ pain in the 
 ear. -^o5 a boil in the ear. 
 —=^4^ a deafening noise. — ^^ 
 A an ear-pick. — sIjsi^ half 
 deaf. — ^ 2jo^!, _?^4 a male's 
 large ear-ring. — ^ ^o^ the 
 drum or tympanum of the 
 ear. — ^ ^j^zic-R sl male's 
 ear-ring. — 20js-do the rim of 
 the ear. -^ ^k^yd:i a male's 
 common ear-ring. —2ozs^ 4^ 
 to give ear, listen. — -^Sceoor^ 
 the ear to itch; to hear with 
 displeasure. —=5^0^^ to bore 
 the ear. — ^er®o^ to hear, 
 .listen. — T^jsbr^ to attend, 
 give ear. — ^jssIjf =^$r©o^ to 
 listen attentively; to over- 
 hear. — ^5o7v)^^, — E:5o6ro4oi 
 to twist the ear. —t^-ut^r^ 
 to turn the ear; to refuse; 
 
 to be fickle. ^^. t?83 ^dd7>'1 
 o en 
 
 {lit. have you no ears ?) don't 
 you hear? 
 
 14* 
 
=^200 kebu 
 
 160 
 
 "§6 kele 
 
 4=^200^5 kebure, s. A deaf man. 
 2. an inattentive fellow. 
 =^2o,ejf. kebbattu, see 7(%^^' 
 ■^L^.eJj^ kebbattuni, see ^so^w^^- 
 ..=^200, kebbu, see ^ty 
 J^SjO, kemma, see ^o^. 
 n/=^oSo keyi, ^. The standing <9r 
 growing crop in a field, -t^js 
 osoL^ to reap the crop, -ci^r 
 oi to thrash, 
 -l^do^o^ kerantuni, see ^^oeio^. 
 
 '^to kerana, ^^^ Xj^r®. 
 vy^dr?, =^u^rJ kerani, kerani, ^. 
 Warts. 2. a kind of scab; 
 
 ^ds^o kerama, see ^^o. 
 ^•^6 kere, s. An artificial tank. 
 — ^j?>o20o the sluice of a tank. 
 — ae^ the illumination of a 
 tank. -^^ the adoration of 
 a tank with pomp. 
 J'^doA^ kerengu, ^. A sweet po- 
 tato, the root Dioscorea a- 
 culeata. 
 "^tofih kererici, see ■o-'do8a. 
 V «^6oe;^0Qi kerencuni {^-^o^^), v,a. 
 /To scratch the ground, as a 
 fowl. 2. to wipe off, as water 
 from the ground. 3. to 
 crush down a clod of earth. 
 ■^6^0 kerekiri, sec -^t,-^-^. 
 ■^StiO^ kerejuni, sec -a^sio^. 
 J'§6^^ kerepuni (-^). ^. a. To 
 scrape, remove, clear away. 
 2. to polish. 
 '^6fj kerep^, s. Simplicity. 2. a 
 -^ simpleton. 3.^a prattler. 
 
 J=^e^r kerci, s. A knot. -s:^Tli^ 
 to tie two cocoanuts toge- 
 ther. 
 
 ■€sJr kerpa, s. A slope, adj. 
 
 Sloping. 
 =^S5e)r^^ kerpavuni, ^. v. (of ^ 
 ^r^) To cause to kill. 
 
 ' "ihF^DQ^d kerpinaye, s. A mur- 
 derer, killer. 
 
 ^"ihF^ kerpini(^^), "V-a. To kill, 
 murder, slay. 
 
 ■^'i^F kerpu, s. A kind of ladder. 
 — Deb^ to place a ladder. 
 
 -=^^rdj^ kerpuduni (^^rS), ^. 
 ^. To cause to lean against; 
 to place against. 
 
 J^^r^ kerpuni C^^), '^. ^. To 
 prop, support. 
 =^s5r kerpe, s. A clod of earth. 
 ^\^~ clods turned up when 
 ploughing after the second 
 crop, -z^j^-do^ to be cloddy. 
 -i=^2Jor kerbu, see ^^r. 
 '^s^oro^ kermal^, s. A Pariah 
 virgin. 
 7=^^, "i^^ kela, kelavu, ;//^/;/. 
 Some, few, several. -3^?^ a 
 few people. 
 =§^7^ kelasa, s. Business, work. 
 2. employment. 3. affair, mat- 
 ter. 4. advantage. ^<^;6jsao 
 80TJc5 it is of no use or ad- 
 vantage. ^U,— a had act 6*^ 
 affair. ^^— handiwork. 
 '^^^ kelasi, ^^'6^ ^e^^;. 
 3^^oc3 kelenji, ^6^' ^e3o2S. 
 =^53owo kelembu, ^^6' -^eSoe!). 
 
"§6 kele 
 
 161 
 
 =^^^^ keni 
 
 ^/=^d^o^ kelekuni, see ^e3^j^. 
 ^^s333)^ kelepuni (^^), v.n.^'To 
 crow, as a cock. v. a. To 
 iron. 
 ^deoo kelebu, i-^^ ^eSoeS. 
 €d5S^ kelevuni {^^). v. n. The 
 ears to tingle. 
 -i#'dro, =#s3?5 kelesi, kelese, s, A 
 
 barber. 
 i:-^^ kellu, ^.'''Brink, edge. 2. 
 J vicinity.' 73. a splinter. 
 =^e;o r\odj kelluffuru, ^. A toe nail, 
 —sio^ a wmtlow. — ?jo^ Sisgi^?) 
 a whitlow to rise. 
 ^^d, =1^^ kevade, kevude, see 
 
 v^?^D^ kesar^, ^. Mud, mire. 2. 
 dirt. 
 
 =^;^D^^e:^ kesar^kalli^, s. A foun- 
 dation stone. -sjDc^o^ to lay 
 a foundation. 
 
 ^?ido^ kesaruni (^;^S), 7,'. n. To 
 be inflamed, as the eyes. 
 
 ^?udjr kesarme, ^. The remain- 
 ing symptoms of a sickness, 
 before complete recovery. 
 
 =^^o=aof53^ kenkannu, s. Sore eyes, 
 ophthalmia. 
 
 =^^o=^or33J-^ kenkannapakki, s. 
 The black Indian cuckoo. 
 
 =^^0=^00^00^ kenkariyuni, see ^o 
 
 '^^o^/^o^, =^^0^^.07 kenkrakal- 
 
 O oo 
 
 C) 
 
 1^, kenkraliji s. A kind of red 
 stone. 
 =^^=a keka, ^. Taking and giving 
 goods on credit. — crooSo a 
 
 customer. -doX^ a shop 
 supplying goods on credit. 
 
 -^'=^^€ keke, ^. A shout of joy. 
 2. a loud laughter, -sjst^o^ 
 to shout joyfully; to laugh 
 aloud. 
 
 i^^^x^ kedi^, s. Mischief, evil. 
 2. danger, disaster. 3. loss. 
 4. perdition; alsa"^^'^. — ^dsj 
 evil times. — e?b^ evil or 
 • danger to happen, -^o^o^^ 
 to do mischief. — eo^ocioo^ to 
 wish evil. 
 
 J'i^ziA, =^e^or^ kedage, kedinge, 
 J. A mischiefmaker. 2. an 
 instigator. o)t5_ a bad ^z* 
 mischievous neighbour. 
 
 J'§^£^^^ kenuni (^?i^), t^'. ;2. To 
 hear, be attentive to. 2. to 
 obey. 3. to ask, inquire, re- 
 quest. =^ee^o^o3o a hearer; 
 an inquirer. 
 ■^^s^, =^e^o kstu, ketu, s. The 
 dragon's tail or descending 
 node, reckoned by Hindus 
 as the ninth planet. 2. a 
 standard, flag. 
 =^^i kete, s. A glutton. 
 
 ^'i^z^ kedijL, i'. Mud, soft clay. 
 
 ■/=^^cio5o, =^^C3^o5o kedayi, kedayi, 
 .y. The flower of the tree 
 Pandanus odoratissimus ; 
 also^'^^'&y ^o-R^h^~ a gold 
 head ornament. 
 
 =^^rfD^^JS^^ kedarumin^, s. A 
 kind of fish. 
 
 =^^^^0^ keniru, ^. The serous 
 matter of a boil. 
 
^^cS kene 
 
 162 
 
 '^^ kei 
 
 J=^^^ kene, s. A kind of yam, 
 Arum campanulatu7n. "5i)o 
 '^\— Dracontium polyphtl- 
 lu?n. 
 J=§^^^ kepale, see ^^^^. 
 ^<lh^^^ kepijin^, s. A red ant. 
 =^^3g kepu, s. The cap of a 
 musket, eU. 
 -i^^^e;, =a^^^^ kepula, kepula, ^. 
 The shrub Ixora coccinea. 
 — ^ its flower. 
 =^^23j?;C9o kebonya, ^. Hot ashes. 
 
 =^^do kema, ^. A blow, hit, box. 
 2. meal, food. 
 
 ^^oSj keyi, ^^^ ^oso. 
 
 «^ed^ kerala, ^. The province of 
 Malabar. 
 J^^D keri, J. A street, lane. 
 
 -i'^^^ kere, s. A kind of harmless 
 snake. 
 
 J "^^ds^D^ kerekari^, .y. A scaly- 
 skinned leg. 
 
 =^^d20J3do kereburu, s. A kind of 
 creeper, 
 i ^?6;5o^oao keremeyi, s, A scaly 
 skin. 
 
 =^^s3f kerle, .y. A sound, noise. 
 2. the mid-rib of a sago palm- 
 leaf; cf. ^?3ie3. ^?5 iei- a 
 kind of scoop for irrigating 
 a field. 
 J^^S3^ kely, s. The abode of a 
 Pariah. 
 
 ^^^7i2o kevaji, j. A kind of fish. 
 
 ^^d^ kevala, adj. Entire, sole, 
 absolute, excessive, adv. Very 
 much, entirely — ssSb a great 
 
 sinner -t^e^ great friendship 
 
 — 3:)!^^ a very poor man. 
 J=^^sJ kevu, ^. Boat-hire. -^ 
 
 Sj^ a hired boat. -crooSo a 
 
 boatman. 
 =^^2^ kesa, s. The hair of the 
 
 head. 
 =^^2Jd kesara, ^. A filament. 2. 
 
 pollen. 3. the tree Mesua 
 ferrea. 
 =^^2JSj kesave, s. Vishnu, one 
 
 who is worshipped. 2. a 
 
 man's name. 
 ^^?i^ kes^, s. A male's superior 
 
 upper garment, made of red 
 
 silk. 
 "i^ti^ kesari, s. A lion. 2. the 
 
 filaments of a flower, ^oo^o 
 
 ^i>- Spanish saffron. 35:^_ 
 
 the filaments of the lotus. 
 ^^?os3or kesarme, see ^T^^r. 
 M^ kei, ^. The hand. 2. a sleeve. 
 
 3. thehandle of an instrument. 
 
 4. a branch t?^ leaf of a plan- 
 tain tree. 5. the arm of a 
 river, elc. 6. a key. 7. a lot 
 of fiv^e, as nuts, sheaves of 
 hay, ek.; cf. =3^030. .-©^^r a 
 handful; willingly, liberally. 
 — to5 the hands and legs. 
 — ^^the hand proper, consist- 
 ing of the palm and fingers, 
 united by the wrist to tli 
 arm. —^^i^a. the knuckles of 
 
 ei 
 
 the hand. — osj^, see ^^Xor©. 
 —3^5 as long as the hand. -S 
 §f^ subject to, dependent on. 
 -c^ja-d beyond the reach of 
 
^y kei 
 
 163 
 
 % ^ei 
 
 the hand, f^^— , Sj^- under- 
 hand; collusion. ^od~ the 
 arm of a river, rfoao— , rfo 
 ■^_, n<;^ _, ^si _ the left hand. 
 ^S— the handle of a plough. 
 ^^— side by side, closely. 59 
 ^. 5Stf=f(S f^B ej^e3 a child at- 
 tachedto its mother. 2oej_, 20 
 oi^ the right hand. 83eAsi- a 
 key. ^s^f^— the ornamental top 
 of a pillar supporting a roof; a 
 roof projecting from the trunk 
 of a tree. ^^"^^ the palm of 
 the hand, ^ooot^^ the elbow. 
 ^e^^^rf^r^ ///. to strike the 
 hands against the ground ; to 
 curse. — ^c20 handful; libe- 
 rally. -^ S^jj?) to come to 
 hand, be within reach of the 
 hand; to be caught. — ^ 2^ 
 osoK ^h^ lit. to be service- 
 able for the mouth and hand ; 
 to succour, help, as a grown 
 up son to his parents. — ^ 
 sroosoK ^h^ lit. to glance at 
 the hand and mouth; to 
 covet. — ^wo^^ to cross or 
 tie the hands. —^^^t^ to 
 expect or seek help ; to watch. 
 _=5^jz^j^^, —^s'ozioi^O)^ to shake 
 or dust off the hand. — ^jszs^ 
 4^^ to join hands, as in 
 marriage, ^^jsi^j^ to attain, 
 gain; to succeed, prosper. 
 -^jsbr^ to shake hands; to 
 help, assist. — a^Dus^^ to draw 
 the hand back. — a^^-do^ the 
 hand to slip; to slip from 
 
 the hand. — ^.^eri^4?>, see — ^js 
 131)4^. — ^js^rSoS) to close the 
 hands, ^^wo^^ to clap the 
 hands; to pat on the back. 
 — ^c§4^ to stop the hand. — ^ 
 g^5 DeL^^ to misplace, miss; 
 to place out of reach, —h 
 ^^J^ to settle one's hand in 
 writing. — ^b^ to feel the 
 pulse; to observe the palm 
 of the hand, as a palmister. 
 
 ^Oo), — ^^Oj^, —dja^o^o^ to wash 
 the hand. -ss^jS) to dip ^;' place 
 the hand on the head; to 
 ordain. ~^^t^ to lift the 
 hand; to threaten ; to assault. 
 — ?ic^sj^4^ lit. to direct the 
 hand; to intermeddle; to 
 . manage a business. — ^t^s^^ 
 lit. the hand to move; to be 
 energetic or able to work; to 
 succeed in any undertaking. 
 — ^ocro^^ to move the hands, as 
 when busy. ^t^oT^^ the hand 
 to shake, —^j^^^ to re-marry 
 a widow or divorced woman. 
 -^^^ to stretch out the hand 
 in order to receive; to show 
 the hand ; to hold by the hand ; 
 to marry; to be blessed with 
 prosperity. — sj^i^o^ to put or 
 thrust the hand into any 
 thing; to undertake; to in- 
 terfere; to assault; to take 
 liberties, as with a woman. 
 — 20£io ^ the hand to get tired. 
 — zosj^F^S) to grope; to give a 
 
^^ ksi 
 
 164 
 
 =^5^ keikra 
 
 second coating of plaster ; to 
 give permission to eat. -s^e 
 Sio?), — 8!)?4^, — 8!)?7jo^ to move 
 orwsiYe the hand; to menace, 
 threaten, —z^ori^h^ lit. to let 
 go the hand; to give over, 
 forsake, desert. — sojs-do^ lit. 
 the hand to fall down ; to be 
 unable to work; to meddle, 
 interfere, take part. —'(^^-^^^ 
 to lift the hand for strik- 
 ing. -T5o;6e;o^ to prepare 
 to fight, --^os^^o^^ to bran- 
 dish; to assault; to bargain, 
 handsel, —"s^ra-do^ to exchange, 
 alter. — ^je)-do^ to trans- 
 gress, violate; to menace. 
 
 y v/_^o'haJoo^ to close the hands 
 out of respect, to salute. 
 -•^iDoyj^^ to touch with the 
 hand; the hand to reach. 
 — ^sdo ?i to rub the hand. 
 ^4sTl)o:^(yo^ to ease the hands 
 after work. — ^^o^^ to press 
 or squeeze the hand, -^sj^ 
 4^ to ask permission to eat. 
 —^eTJo^ to go into one's 
 possession, —ts^^^^ the hand 
 to get weary or exhausted. 
 — sot>^os) to strike a bargain, 
 to make a cheap bargain ; 
 to promise, assure. — sojsocl)^ 
 to attain, gain. 
 
 ^)^l3,o*^ kei-attil^^, s. Cooking 
 for oneself. 
 
 ^x^^d kei-akshara, s. Hand- 
 writing. 
 
 '=^^p'^ kei-al|ji, sec ??^od:^f. 
 
 =#)^^o2o keikanji, ^. Cattle. 
 =a^^e3^. keikatti^, s. A kind of 
 
 bracelet. 
 "i^d keikada, s. A temporary 
 
 loan, without interest. 
 =1)^3'^ keikashta, s. Industry, la- 
 bour, handicraft, husbandry. 
 =^i=3=^rl)=^ keikanike, s. A present 
 
 given to a superior on the 
 
 occasion of a visit. 
 '^)p'z)X^^ keikarii, s. The hands 
 
 and legs. -Ti^^ to embrace 
 
 the hands and feet; to cringe. 
 =^)^^od, "i^JoU^, =^)^^0od keikin- 
 
 de, keikuntu, keikunda, s. A 
 
 piece of cloth to handle heated 
 
 vessels with. 
 ^=aoodo, €)^jodo^keikundu,kei- 
 
 kundeli;, s. Poverty, strait. 
 '§)^0(iQ keikudari, s. A hatchet. 
 =a^=aocJo keikudya, s. Shortness of 
 
 means. 2. poverty, strait. 
 =^v^ keike, sec ^^^. 
 "^i^^^ keikelasa, s. Manual 
 
 labour, handicraft. — tooS: a 
 
 manual labourer. 
 =^)^^JSr?o^ keikonuni, ^'. re/l. To 
 
 hold. 2. to accept, receive, 
 
 take. 
 =^^^J3^D keikori, s. A kind of 
 
 round or long scoop for serv- 
 ing boiled rice with. 
 =^>^J3^2;^ keikoli^, s. A walking 
 
 stick. 
 ^)^^JS^^ keikola, s. Handcuifs. 
 ^)^^oJj keikraya, s. Cash. 2. 
 
 purchasing for cash. 
 
=^>r( keiga 
 
 165 
 
 =i^t> keipe 
 
 "i^r^okif keiganti^, s. Money in 
 
 hand. 2. a hand-bag; 
 
 =^^^i^(^?^' keigargasu, s. A hand- 
 ed 
 saw. 
 
 €. A^c^ keigadi, s. A wheel-barrow. 
 
 2. a go-cart. 
 =^>rraD=CT keigarike, 3-. Manual 
 
 skill, dexterity; handi-work. 
 ^^Tiora keiguna, s. The virtue ^r 
 
 efficiency of the hand. 2. 
 
 practice. 3. experience. 
 €/(o;^r keigurta, s. A person's 
 
 signature. 
 ^)2:ad03^d keicamatkara, s. 
 
 Dexterity, sleight of hand. 
 
 2. manual skill. 
 ^>e^^«S =^)pD^^^ keicalaki^, kei- 
 
 calakiji, s. Quickness of hand. 
 €)^^3CrfD^ keitapaguri^, s. A ges- 
 ture made with the hand. 
 =a^^s^ keitappu, s. A mistake, 
 
 slip of the hand. 
 'i^'d keitale, s. A hand-rope to 
 
 climb a palm tree with. r\)j^ 
 '§)idn^ keitadegyi adv. Towards, 
 ^)^v^ keital\i, adz'. Near, by, 
 
 closely. 
 'i)3'^or\^ keitang^, s. A hand rail 
 
 for supporting when crossing 
 
 a small bridge. 
 €>3D°^ keitala, s. A small cym- 
 ""bal. 
 =^)^^ooc^ keitunda, see ^j^-6-od. 
 
 =^^:^o<^D^ keitudaru, s. A hand- 
 lamp. 
 ^ =§^^ keidij, s.^A sword, sabre. 
 2. a prison. 3. arresting. 4. 
 conclusion, end. ~^t^ to 
 
 conclude, end. — S a?^^ to 
 confine, imprison. —•^"■^^^ 
 to arrest; to stop, finish, ter- 
 minate. 
 
 '§)d>ozi keidanda, s. An unneces- 
 sary loss. 
 
 ^ido^ keidande, s. A bracelet. 
 
 "i^pd o keidaddye, s. A kind of 
 cake boiled in steam. 
 
 '€xpD6 keidare, s. A marriage 
 ceremony. 
 
 ^)P keidi, s. A prisoner. 
 
 "i^p^^ keidlpa, s. A hand-lamp. 
 J^)^dj keidu, see =^^5. 
 
 'i^c^fi keinambige, s. Giving 
 or striking the hand in token 
 of a promise or assurance- 
 -J^^^^Fo keine, A nasty woman, adus, 
 
 =^yS^c^^ keineni^, s. The knot of 
 a fishing tackle. 
 
 "i^Si^'d keinota,^. Aim or direc- 
 tion of a weapon swung by 
 the hand. 
 
 =§)t>^^-i)V^ keipattin%,^. Awife. 
 
 '^)pDU^ keipadi^, s. Gain, ad- 
 vantage. 
 
 =^v^ keipu, see ^^^. 
 
 ^^d keipude, s. The name of 
 a certain class of Pariahs. 
 
 =CT^Qg^o keipulu, s. A rake. 
 
 =^)^^^o keipulu, pi. of ^^^. 
 ^^■^ keipe, s. Bitterness, adj. 
 Bitter. 2. envious. — ^?^ bit- 
 terness; envy. — ^t5o a kind 
 of fish. — s3302jc5Do3o a miser. 
 ~-^tS^^^ -a^Toj?) to be very bit- 
 ter; to be envious, y?^. 
 
'§^ keipe 166 
 
 s. Bitterness. 
 
 
 keiyye 
 
 ^'a^^^ keipeliji, 
 
 adj. Bitter. 
 ^^35e3^^ keiperipuli, s. Bitter 
 
 orange of Atalantia mo7io- 
 
 phylla. 
 >i€)^(?r? s^ keipoDjavu, s. A single 
 
 woman. 
 "i^ti^B^ keiphetij, s. A plaint, 
 
 law. 
 =^)^Eods;^ keibadali^i, s. Exchange. 
 
 2. changing hands. — -^^o^^ 
 
 to exchange; to change hands. 
 
 =^^v2*iD* keibari;, s. A circle. 
 
 =#)iodd) keibaravu, s. Hand-writ- 
 er. ^ 
 mg. 
 
 'a^^F:^ keibarkati^, 5". The vir- 
 tue or efficacy of the hand. 
 
 ^)Eo6=^ keibalike, s. Avarice, 
 borrowing readily and re- 
 turning tardily. 
 
 =g^^zos? kaibale, s. A bracelet. 
 
 '3^^^T^^2 keibaji, ^.*A small kind 
 of chisel. 
 
 %^?D keibitt^i, s. A handful of 
 seed sown on the fifteenth of 
 Paggu (about the end of April) 
 as a beginning of cultivation 
 operations. 
 
 "^iCd^D^ keibirely, s. The finger. 
 
 'i)Zi7^F keibirsiji, s. Sleight of 
 hand. 2. quickness of hand. 
 
 =^^)Cv3 keibile, s. Cash price. 
 
 =3^^2^v^^c)o3j keibudtinaye, s. A 
 destitute, or unhappy man. 
 2. a wicked man. 
 
 ij'iiiui keibedi, s. A pistol; a 
 musket. 
 
 =^)^e3^^ keib3di, s. Handcuffs. 
 
 =^)^cff^' keibevu, s. The neem- 
 tree, margosa. 
 
 "u^Do^S keibyara, .s-. Purchasing 
 for cash. 
 
 =^SjO keima, s. A small piece. 
 — -do^o^^ to chop into small 
 pieces. 
 
 "i^^io^^ keimanni;i, s. Fine earth 
 used as a rough plaster. 
 — ^jsbr^ to plaster with it. 
 
 "i-po^i keimani, s. A hand-bell. 
 
 =^^^02:§ro^ keimarceli^, s. Dome- 
 stication, taming, adj. Dome- 
 sticated. — s^ ^jseo a tame fowl. 
 —■^^^^ to domesticate, tame. 
 
 €^dj^d keimada, s. A funeral 
 ceremony. — s^^reii such a 
 cermony performed with mag- 
 nificence. 
 
 'i^ps^T^/, ^^s^;<i keimasiji, kei- 
 masa, s. A slow poison. 
 
 ^^;^jjy. keimutta, s. Urgent 
 need. 
 
 =g'^s3o keime, see ^^e^. 
 
 =^xsSoJo keime tte, s. A kind of 
 musical instrument. 
 
 =^\dJ?)^?o keimosa, s. A slip of 
 the hand. 
 
 =^50iJ^d keiyara, «^r'. With one's 
 own hand; by handfuls; wil- 
 lingly; liberally. 
 
 ^lOiJS^ keiyali^,^. A dependent, 
 an attendant. 
 
 ^>Oojc ^^^ keiyyakeiya, ad: 
 Hand in liand. 
 
 ^ioSjocI keiyyedde, 
 
 s. The virtue 
 
^^^oSj^^ keiyyo 
 
 167 
 
 ^J^o"^ konka 
 
 or efficacy of the hand. 2. 
 
 practice. 3. experience. 
 J^^o3j?Q^^^ri, keiyyoppige, s. A 
 
 signature. 
 ^^o3J?)o© keiyyoli, s. The mouth 
 
 of a weel. 
 #0*, =^)D"33^ keir^, keiratij, s. 
 
 Welfare, health. 2. happiness, 
 
 prosperity. 
 ^^Godjss:' keirumalu, s. A hand- 
 kerchief. 
 
 -t^^o^^ to attain beatitude. 
 
 ^<?^djsoAO ^^^^ to die. 
 "^x^s^ keivasa, s. Possession. 2. 
 
 subjection, taming. — e^L^^ to 
 
 submit; to get into possession. 
 
 —•^ct^Os^^ to take possession; 
 
 to subdue. 
 'BypiiT^ keivad^, s. Manual skill. 
 '^)pDD^ keivari^, s. A pair of 
 
 compasses. — sjdt^o^ to use 
 
 compasses. 
 
 /^p keili^, ^. ^A spoon, ladle. ! 'u^^'^'^^^ keivodaki;, ^. Progress; 
 
 2. the handle of a hoe or axe. 
 
 3. a cluster or bunch of fruits. 
 ^oritzi—, -sijojs— the handle of 
 an axe. sro^— a bunch of 
 plantains. — ^jdtI:^ to fix a 
 handle; to put forth a cluster 
 of fruits, as plantains e^c. 
 
 "i^^^d keilakade, s. The handle 
 of a ladle pointed towards its 
 end. adj. Very thin, as the 
 limbs. 
 
 ^^!^:S keilade, s. A kind of cake. 
 2. a pigeon hole. 
 
 =^^^Sf, =^i^^^r keilapurli, 
 keilapurli, s. A kind of creeper, 
 the flowers of which are used 
 in curries. 
 
 '6)p'^^6 keilapulire, s. A kind of 
 creeper; also ^^So&^^d 
 
 '^^O"3?o keilasa, s. The heaven of 
 Siva. — ^c^ a loan irrecover- 
 ably lost. 
 
 'u^p'^O keiltari, s. The feminine 
 species of palmyra. 
 
 "iypvo keivalya, s. Heaven; 
 eternal happiness ; beatitude. 
 
 prosperity. 
 =5^4'^^?^, %4'5^^ keivoppige, 
 
 keivoppu, see ^i^c^juh^-R. 
 "§-36 keisere, s. Arrest, capture. 
 €)Xi^ keisatti, s. A round, 
 
 wooden trough with a handle. 
 ^^6 keisare, s. A Caesar, em- 
 peror. 
 =^v=JDo keisala, s. A small or 
 
 temporary loan without a 
 
 pledge. [a wall. 
 
 =^)^?C)J5o£f keisumbe, s. A hole in 
 =^^JdJs6 keisure, s. Plundering, 
 
 pillaging. 
 "a^fij^o^ keisonne,^. A sign made 
 
 with the hand. 
 '^)^3oe)^^ keihalita, s. An estimate 
 
 made by the hand, t. e.^ by 
 
 handling a thing. 
 ^^^ keihidi, s. A vade-mecum. 
 
 2. a warrant for arresting 
 
 a person at once. 
 =^j'5)c=CTr3 konkana, s. The Konka- 
 
 na country. 
 =CTJ9o=^rJ konkani, ^^ The Konka- 
 
 ni language. 
 
'^jsotS' konka 
 
 168 
 
 ^JSo^ 
 
 kondra 
 
 €j3o^?I, =^JSo^flo konkape, kon- f^'^j^o^ kondi, s. wA sting.) ^2. a 
 
 kanye, ^. A Koiikani Brahmin. 
 
 ^=^JSo=^ konke, ^. A hook. 2. 
 crookedness; ^ ^jst?^. ^^■. 
 Crooked, curved, bent; also 
 ^J3^. —'s'o-rf a crooked field; 
 an isolated field. 
 
 J =ij^cT\^ kongi^, s. Irregularity, 
 crookedness, adj. Bent, curv- 
 ed, arched, irregular. 
 =§Ji)or{ konga, s. The declivity of 
 
 ( a mountain. 2/a name of the 
 Cera or Kerala country. 
 =^J3or(D^=tfJ5© kongar^kuli, s. An 
 irregular tooth; also =^jaoS25 
 
 ^JSoh kongi, ^^^ =^j3?o7\. 
 
 ^sJ3o?^o* kongeri^, ^. The lower 
 class of Tamulians. 
 
 '^JSoZ^ konci, see "^oozi. 
 J^JiioU konta, s. Viciousness. 
 2. stupidity. <2^'. Vicious. 2. 
 stupid. — ^J3??? a vicious buf- 
 falo; a stupid fellow. — stotI:?), 
 — sojsi^o^ to be vicious or res- 
 tive; to limp, halt. 
 
 ^JSo^sJ^ kontavuni, see ^jaeo&js 
 
 ^JS)otio kontu, see ^jseowo. 
 _l=^Xoc^ konda, s. A pit, hole. 
 
 ^.-sii— a fire-pit. 
 ^vQod^^, =^J3o;::^4c^ kondapini, 
 
 kondavuni, see ^js)OTidz:jhF^. 
 •s'JSocs^eJ kondata, s. Praise, 
 
 eulogy, applause. 
 ^J3ocS2)C^j^) kondaduni (t?jsorn)5), 
 
 z/. «. To praise, applaud, 
 
 glorify, celebrate. 2. to boast. 
 
 hook. "^3. the staple that holds 
 the latch of a door, elc. -^4:. the 
 clasp of a bracelet; also ^c!i; 
 
 y=^J5odo kondvi, pas I. part (0/^^,2 
 
 -zjDZi^^ to put, lay- 
 
 —zj7)-do^ to run away 
 
 -^'^eL^J to take away, 
 
 convey. -2obr^ to 
 
 down, 
 with, 
 carry, 
 bring. 
 
 'ij^od konde, ^. A liquid mea- 
 sure, equal to half a seer, or 
 dry measure equal to one- 
 fourth or one-sixth of a seer. 
 "^ ^2. a hollow piece of a bamboo. 
 3. the bush or socket of a 
 wheel. -^^ an umbrella with 
 a small bamboo handle. 
 
 ^^JSodJ^oj^, ^JSc|j5)^^kondopini, 
 konopini, see ^jsoil:^?^^. 
 
 =^JSo^ konta, ^. Strength.' 
 
 =^JSo^^ kontala, ^. A large boat. 
 
 =^J3o^^0o^ kontalyuni (t^jso^f). 
 z'. n. To burn, ache, pain, 
 smart; also =3^jsc^<s'cdoo^. 
 
 ^J3o3c)c^ kontana, adj. Bound- 
 less, immeasurable. 
 
 €jSo3 konti, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 ■^JSo^o kontu, J. The cross-beam 
 of a hand-water-lift. 
 
 =^J3oc3 konde, s. A kind of 
 fish. 
 -I'^JSod konde, ^- The pudding- 
 pipe tree. Cassia fistula. 
 J'^JSogj kondra, ^i-^//'. Small, littl 
 — "sij^eFasmall garland, rosar^ . 
 
=^jscsj kompa 
 
 169 
 
 ^JS=^ kokka 
 
 JvJlo^, 'iJ^ct kompa, kompe, s. 
 A heap. — sjdi^o^ to heap up. 
 
 ^jsoso komba, adf. Horned. -^ 
 B the pincers of a crab ^/^. 
 _i?-rfo&3 a kind of centipede. 
 — i?f a scorpion with shears. 
 —2^^6 the thumb. — -^oy^eS a 
 kind of cap made of the stalk 
 of an areca-nut branch. 
 
 =^J3osJO^ komhar^, s. A kind of 
 cap worn by Koragars. 
 
 '^JSosodo^ komharuni, see t^ooz:> 
 ■d^^. [tS6. 
 
 ■^JSot^^^JS^^ kombikolijL, see ^jso 
 
 =^wQo?^do^ kombireli^, see ^j3oeD. 
 
 =^siSo"t^s^od kombimara, ^. A mast. 
 i=^JSo20J kombu, i'. A horn. 2. a 
 musical horn. 3. a tusk. 
 4. a branch. 5. spadix, the 
 tender flowerbud of a palm- 
 tree, prepared for the ex- 
 traction of toddy. eA)-5^_ 
 the horn of a deer, efrd^—, 
 
 dj22§— , z^6oDe?— , ^jsecf— are va- 
 rieties of horned buffaloes. 
 3i6 o-^rf- the staff of a palan- 
 kin. — crooSo one who blows 
 the horn; a proud man. 
 — sros^o music with the wind 
 instruments. — ?3j3o^ the dis- 
 tance of a horn-sound (about 
 two miles). — ooss^^ to blow 
 a horn. — 20?jr^ the horns to 
 appear; to become arrogant. 
 
 "^JSoEw kombe, s. A buck deer. 
 
 =^J3otfo^ kombel^, .r. A horn 
 used by a toddy-drawer to 
 
 soften the flowerbud of a co- 
 
 coanut tree in order to squeeze 
 
 out toddy from it. 
 #J3oS^0D^ kommari^, see =^jao2o5. 
 v/t^jSo^o komme, s. Corpulence, 
 
 fatness, adj. Corpulent, fat. 
 
 — ^j^ajTOoSo a corpulent man; 
 
 an arrogant fellow. - -f^aa:5:>o^ 
 
 to diminish, become thin. — 3i 
 
 ^v^ to get fat, become stout. 
 
 ~^djs,5 ^t^h^ to become very 
 
 fat, as cattle. 
 ^^JSohF korngi, s. The branch 
 
 or spatha of a sago-palm. 
 >/=^J3oAf-, ^J3or(or-sjOd korngi-, 
 
 korngu-mara, ^. The Indian 
 
 beech tree, Pongamia glabra, 
 
 — rf z^:^-^^ a kind of creeper. 
 >/€j9o/ioF korngu, J. A crane, 
 
 stork. 
 =^JSorir kornge, i-^^ ^J3o?\r. 2. a 
 
 white cock. 
 =^J3oclr kornde, see ^jstjzI. 
 =^J5ocljr korndu, s. The stalk of 
 
 a cocoanut or other palm 
 
 leaf. 
 =^J3=^ kokka, ^. The game of 
 
 hide and seek. — seb^ to play 
 
 at such a game. 
 =^J3^D^ kokkari^, ^. Koughness. 
 #J5=^d, =^J?)=^d, =^JS=CT)d kokkara, 
 
 kokkare, kokkale, adj. Rough. 
 
 adv. On half bended knees. 
 
 _83^^t3 rough and crooked. 
 
 -^0^0^ ?i to sit on half bended 
 
 knees. srooso ?d^^T? "§1 ^jss^^-d 
 
 the words are sweet, but the 
 
 actions rough. 
 
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'^JS^^^ kokka 170 
 
 ^jsbi), kotta 
 
 -i =^-Q=5^,CjJ kokkayi, see ^^jse^soso. 
 
 J'ij^^, kokke, s. A hook, clasp; 
 
 c/. =^j?)e5^, — ;^^ii speaking 
 
 crossly. — ^Wo^^ to crouch. 
 
 —E eojsTJo^ to be entangled, get 
 
 into difficulty. 
 -\ €ji)=^=aBOS:) kokkekayi, 5-. The 
 
 fruit of the tree Tabernae- 
 
 mo7itana corofiaria. —i 
 its tree. 
 
 ■^Ti 
 
 =^J5^Dodoj^, =^j^=^do^i kokkeri- 
 
 yuni, kokkeruni (=^jst?^5), ^z. ^. 
 
 The hair to bristle or stand 
 
 erect, to horripilate. 
 ^J3€j5, kokko, s. Boiled rice. 
 
 2. cocoa. 
 
 ^j^z^^Jl"^ kocakoca, ^. Lisping. 
 
 —sj^oTJo^ to lisp. 
 =aJSz^D^ koccariji, ^. A kind of 
 
 black crab. 
 
 koccippadi^, koccil^, koccel^, s. 
 
 A kind of pickle. 
 J €j5^j ^ koccuni (^-^^), 7'. ^. To 
 
 prate, brag. 
 ^JSS^iolo kojanti, s. The refuse 
 
 or offal of vegetables <?/^., 
 
 from which the juice has been 
 
 expressed. 
 ^j?;'2aoe3 kojante, s. A thicket of 
 
 thorns. adj. Thorny; im- 
 passable. 
 «^JSt^=c^ kojakyi, adj. Over-ripe. 
 
 2. burst, broken. 
 J^Ji)W^ kojapu, s. Sour milk, 
 
 curds. 
 J '3'j2ti3g^, =^J32Es3)^, =^J?)^^J^^ 
 
 kojapuni, kojepuni, kojelpuni 
 
 (^.o3i, ^j3cS, ^.5:£^), v, a. To 
 spoil. -'2. to break, cut in 
 pieces. 
 
 =^JS2^s3jd evjsdokojameda-buru, ^. 
 A kind of creeper. 
 
 =^j^Zc:d^ koJanjL, see ^o3d5. 
 
 "ij^idzf kojalu, ^6^^ ^o3i^. 
 -i=aJ3i:^^0^, =^J3t3^iJJ^, ^j^zSs^o^ 
 kojaluni, kojiluni, kojeluni (^ja 
 ai(5", ?^o^^(§, tfu?)>£(5"), 7.'. a. To 
 burst, break in pieces. 
 
 ^JSeScli kojenti, see t^w^sdo^. 
 
 =^J5^^ kojje, ^. An eunuch. 
 
 .'^JSeJ^a'jsy kotakota, «^'. Defici- 
 ent, short, little. ~^o^. small 
 quantity of rice or food, -so^ 
 ?io^ to serve out but little food. 
 
 =^J32J6 kotare, see ^.^^. 
 
 =^j^y^r kotarme, see ^.®w,-^o^. 
 
 ^Ji)k^6, =^JS£J^ kotale, kotale, see 
 
 n/=^j?)U. kotta, ^-^ A hut or dwell- 
 ing of Koragars. 2. leprosv : 
 
 
 
 ./. 
 
 a leper, a5zcs. 
 
 =ctJsUoe2 kottaiiji, ^.^'^A fruit with- 
 out flesh, adj. Emaciated. 
 
 ' =^J3y.oS>) kottayi, s:A dried areca- 
 uut. 2. contraction, stiffness, 
 death, -^wo^^ to contract, 
 become stiff', die. 
 
 ^JS^d kottar^, see =#j3«j. 
 
 =^J5^Sjor kottarme, s. Steward- 
 ship. 
 
 J=^J3^«),d kottara, s. A palace, 
 o 
 
 mansion. 
 
 a store-room. 
 
#j^bi> kotta 
 
 171 
 
 =^JS^ kodi 
 
 =^J5b«)0 kottari, s, A store- 
 keeper, steward. 2. a sub- 
 division of the Siidra class. 
 =^JSl3.7^ kottige, s. A kind of cake 
 boiled in steam. ^^ 
 
 >r=^J5k]o, kottu, 3". /A. spade. 2. a 
 cock's comb. '^-3. a peacock's 
 tuft. 4. a veil. — sjdt^o^ to 
 cover with a veil. 
 
 7=#JS^, kotte, s. The kernel of a 
 nut. 2. the testicles. — ^t3o, 
 
 ei 
 
 ri to harden, 
 castrate. 
 
 _ao35j ^ to 
 
 ^^JS^i^ri, kotteagra, see under 
 
 so ^ 
 
 ©Aj. 
 
 =^JS^5 oj^^cS* kottepijinij, ^. A kind 
 of ant. 
 >/€j5^,Sjjo^o, kottemullu, s. The 
 
 plant Zizyphus xylopyrus. 
 J'ij^Uo kotya, ^. A shed, stall. 
 diT)6— a verandah. £5o55_ a 
 bathroom. 
 '^sJSeio'oO kotrinna, ^. A lark. 
 J^j^g kotre, i*, A spade. 
 
 =^j^do^vB^ kodankatti, ^. A kind 
 
 of sickle. 
 >/=#J3c^oA^ kodangi^, ^^^ ^jsi^o^. 
 v/^JSdoT^ kodange, .y. An ear-ring. 
 >l=#JSCao?^o kodangye, ^.-'A buffoon, 
 
 jester. 2. .?^^ ^jst^t^ under "^^ 
 
 zi7(o. 
 
 J =^JSdo23, =^J5)do2^jkodanji,kodan- 
 ju, s, A large kind of ape, 
 a baboon. e?ei- a devil dancer 
 going a-begging in the Tulu 
 month of e?&3. 
 ^JS:^od kodande, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 J=^JSdoc5o^ kodandelijL, s. A snare 
 set up for birds. 
 ^xc^=5^o ^ kodakyana, ^^'. Hot or 
 strong to the taste. 
 
 w =^jsdrio kodagu, .?. Coorg. -j^??? 
 the province of Coorg. -ep^^ 
 the Coorg language. ^"^J^ri-R a 
 Coorgman; a turbulent fellow. 
 ^JSc^scJra, =^JSc:^SJ^, =^JSC^Sj^?^ 
 kodapana, kodapana, kodapana, 
 .y. A metallic waterpot. 
 
 yj'Sj^zi^DZ^^ kodapavuni, c v. (of 
 ^jiTi>4^') To ^veld, forge to- 
 gether. 
 
 si^J^d-^^ kodapuni (^^ati), i'. a. 
 
 ^' To forge, hammer.''''2. to bite, 
 
 as a serpent, ws. to peck, 
 
 strike with the beak. 
 
 =#.^3a^kodape, s. A kind of bird, 
 
 the hoop. 
 =^J5CidooC3s)o3o kodamandaye, s. 
 The name of a demon. 
 
 ^=^JSdO kodari, see "^orib. 
 
 /=#jsa kodi, .y. Point, end, ex- 
 tremity. 2. a sprout. 3. a 
 flag, ensign. 4. interdict, 
 prohibition. —^'^ a flag -staff. 
 ~^Tio^ to set up a flag in front 
 of a temple as the first cere- 
 mony of its car-festival. — ^ 
 yo^ci to tie, in the name of a 
 demon, a handful of leaves to 
 a tree in a forest or planta- 
 tion, prohibiting its use until 
 their removal. — ai4^^ a flag 
 to be lowered as a conclud- 
 ing ceremony of a car-festi- 
 val. — :2^^ to remove an 
 
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'i.^M kodi 172 
 
 interdict laid on the use of a 
 forest, eU. —zj;>rk>?i to deco- 
 rate a shed with cloth, efc. 
 — ^^ top and bottom ; shelter ; 
 progeny, issue. — troo^ issue- 
 less- — CTCoSFjDoSo, — ^zfcTOO>§?3D 
 
 oSo a vagabond; an issueless 
 
 man. 
 J ^JS^og^ kodipuni (^jaS), v. n. 
 
 To bud, germinate. 
 7€j3^6 kodire, ^. The top-leaf. 
 '^JSdo^j koduku, ^. The hymen. 
 
 adj. Obscene. 
 v/€jszI kode, ^. An umbrella. 
 
 -• '^JScloto kodenji, s. The inside 
 
 of the cheeks. 
 '^JSdoSo koddeyi, ^. A kind of 
 
 fist. 
 ^JSCsoco^, =^J3:^^c3* kodyan^, ko- 
 
 dyan^, s. A small kind of fish. 
 =^JS^ p koddye, J. A bull or ox 
 
 with a tuft of white hair on 
 
 the tail. — e5 a cow with such 
 
 Co 
 
 a tail. 
 -/^JSrs^ konaje, s. A fly infest- 
 ing the eyes. 
 
 =§S)sd^ kottu 
 
 J 
 
 "ij^T^'i 
 
 5=a^ 
 
 konajekallu, ^. A 
 
 large rock near Mudabidri. 
 
 'aJSrSojJi konapini, see ^jso"sl380 
 Ibr?) under '^.'^cTio. 
 
 "§^,£26, €j5cIj553 konale, konole, 
 s. The weed Papsalum pilo- 
 sum. -c^ 83:3 a bad person. 
 — rf 3i^^ a kind of bird with a 
 very long bill. 
 
 =^JSr?^ koni, .y.^A sting. -eanT^j^ 
 to sting, adj. Cunning, de- 
 ceitful. 
 
 =^J5r^53 konil^, see t^jsc^d 
 v/=^JSK)o^) konuni (=^jsfi), t^. w. To 
 take, hold, keep, in com- 
 pounds with other verbs; as^ 
 oDclD- to meet; ^^- to hold, 
 keep; ^— to take to heart; 
 hTi^- to recognise, discern. 
 2. T^jsr^^ (2or©o^) /^ used as 
 an auxiliary verb to form 
 reflexives ; as^ ^j^^^^^ to be 
 careful; <St?j?jr©Or^ to get en- 
 tangled; jiTSijsreo^ to walk, 
 behave; 23s^-^f^3^^ to prosper, 
 do well. Tii^^p3j^ to make 
 for one's self. S. /or its past 
 part, see ^jscrfo. 
 
 =^j?)fl kone, see ^^jsrS. 
 
 =^Xf|jS^^ konoplni, see =??j^o"rfo 
 
 ^jsr? ^) konpini (^js^), ^. ^. To 
 4=^j5^c2o3, =^JS^o23o kottambari, 
 kottamberi, s. Coriander, Co- 
 riandrum sativum; also "^ja 
 ^ ce!)), ^j8o O20&. _^o&l^, 
 — E^42e3 an ear-ornament of 
 gold, strung with small corals. 
 
 -''^js^okottala, ^=^-^1,^'' ^^^.S^- 
 =^JS^^^^ kottalakatte, s. A 
 
 police station. 
 =^J3£j,0rl kottalige, 5. A palm 
 
 branch stripped of its leaves. 
 •s^jal^STa^S kottavale, see ^js3Jge5. 
 
 JtIjs;^ ^ kottala, ^. A bastion. 
 
 2. bulwarks. 3. a trough. 
 
 4. a stone pavement. 
 
 =^J3^o kottu, s. A mark showing 
 
 the limit of a liquid measure. 
 

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 €jso5j koyi 
 
 '■^'ij^i^ kotte, ^. Trash, dirt. 
 'g'JSS^d kotvale, ^. A police of- 
 ficer. 
 ^JSdcli, ^J^cioli?^ kodanti, ko- 
 dantige, s. A wooden hammer. 
 
 V =^J9CJC5^ kodad^, s. A chopping- 
 block. 
 '^jsdsSo kodame, s. A blockhead, 
 dolt. 
 
 J'iS)^ kodi, ^. Greediness, eager- 
 ness. — ^o^^, — aOw-sTJo^ to be 
 affected with the evil effects 
 of greediness. —7(^^c^ to take 
 away the evil effects of greedi- 
 ness by charms. — aooS^^ to 
 covet. 
 
 ' =^jsa?j^4^ kodipavuni, c. v. {of 
 =^js:i^^) To cause to boil. 
 
 J^jsa^^, =^J5S>ol)j^ kodipuni, 
 kodiyuni (^js^), v.h. To boil, 
 seethe. 
 
 > =^JS)as2o*, ^JSCJjsSe;* kodipel^, 
 kodupeli^, ^."^ The act of boil- 
 ing. 2. lisping. — 2toS boiled 
 paddy. 
 
 J =^JSdaocOokoduinbu,J. Thecymbi- 
 form sheath of a bunch of 
 cocoanuts. 
 
 J^jsd kodde, s. Stammering. 
 2. lisping. — EOTOSocrooSo a 
 stammerer; one who lisps. 
 =^jsc3 ^^, =^J3doO^ koddeli^, kodye- 
 ll^, ^. A highly seasoned soup 
 of pulse. 
 =^J5^s3, =^JS^53 konale, konile, see 
 
 1=^X^ kone, ^. k point, end, ex- 
 tremity. 
 
 u 
 
 J5^ koppa, J. The hut of 
 the lowest grade of Pariahs 
 called "Marimanseru" ; cf, 
 
 J^^JSsrl^d, =^J33J^S koppara, koppari, 
 s. The dried cocoanut kernel. 
 
 J#JS3i Qf\ kopparige, ^.'•A caldron, 
 boiler with a wide mouth. 
 2. hidden treasure, —^^o^^ 
 to discover hidden treasure. 
 ^JS^^ koppala, s. A cocoanut 
 garden. 2. a village of cocoa- 
 nut gardens. 
 
 7=^J3^^^^ koppalipuni (^-^^^), 
 7'. <2. To gargle, rinse the 
 mouth. 
 
 /=^j?)Q§) koppu,^. A female's upper 
 earring. — ^ ^oXrsS its screw. 
 =^J3^, koppe, ^^^ AoA- 
 
 IvJ^Zj^, =^jS2aO kobari, kobbari, 
 see ^js^'cJ. 
 
 =^j?)s5j> komme, ^^^ ^jso^. 
 
 =^JSoio koya, ^^^'. Over, out. 
 
 =^j?)Odo^J30Jo koyakoya, «^^. Ex- 
 cessively, exceedingly. -sSX^S) 
 to have copious perspiration. 
 
 =^J50Soo^^ koyimpuni, i"^^^ ^"^c^^i. 
 
 =^J3o5oo200?l)t;j koyimbusulu, J. 
 A sigh, long breath. — jSs^^, 
 _20o5L^ to sigh. 
 4=^jso5o^^ koyipini, ^^^ ^^^^^^. 
 J=aJS05jG^ koyilijL, ^. Reaping. 2. 
 harvest. 3. a small paddy 
 field; c/. ^j^€o^. ~7i^^ to 
 begin the harvest work. 
 
 =^J5o5o^£j^ koyilatta, s. The jpad- 
 dy paid to a reaper as wages. 
 
=^jXoaj koyi 
 
 174 
 
 €j5d kore 
 
 ^JSoS^s^iBj^ koyilatti, s. A scythe 
 or sickle. 
 
 J=aJ3o5od koyile, 5. Pudendtmi 
 7nidiehre. —zji^ctio:^^ to become 
 pubescent, to menstruate. 
 
 -i'^JSOJoOo^ koyyuni, see ^j^^^^. 
 
 €j30iJJo:^o^j koyyusulu, ^^£? ^js 
 
 x/^J3o3joO^ koyyelijL, ^. Harvest. 
 
 =^J3a3j3o^j koyyolu, .s. Bivalve 
 shell, Mytilus. 
 
 J =aJ3d kora, adj. Brief, short. 
 
 J =^J3Cioej^ korant^, s. The kernel 
 ^r stone of a fruit. 2. the 
 cashew nut. -^yo .'i the ker- 
 
 63 
 
 nel to be formed in the stone. 
 =^jarfo^ korandi, see T?j3-dz§. 
 
 =^J3do^o^ korantuni (t^ja^o^), '6/.<^. 
 To pretend to eat, handle food 
 reluctantly. 2. to pick, as 
 lice from the hair. 
 
 =^J3dos2 korampe, s. A bruise, 
 contusion. 2. a welt; c/. "^Tict. 
 
 =aJ3do2od korambara, adv. Abun- 
 dantly, plentifully. — eror^^ 
 to eat heartily. 
 
 •^JSdo^ korambi, ^. A kind of 
 tree. 
 
 ^JSdot::;^^ korambil^, s. A pro- 
 tection for a creeper, especi- 
 ally for one of a small kind 
 of cucumber. 
 J *^jac5o:.o korambu, ^.~^A groove 
 shaped umbrella, made of the 
 leaves of the dammer tree. 
 2. a rib. 
 
 '6j^:jo"Ji korambe, s. A swamp. 
 
 =i^M:i^ kora^uni, see ^^Xo^. 
 j'^j^^A korage, s. A man of the 
 Koragar caste, a tribe that 
 feeds on carrion and whose 
 women wear leaves. 
 
 i=^JSd2:3, =^j?)C;tc5j koraji, koraju, s. 
 
 A serpent charmer. 
 •l=^J3dc3^ korad^, ^.^A log, stump. 
 AOij^c^— a X3iece of sandal wood. 
 2. see =&jdhFoi. 
 =^J3C^ koradi, see ^jscir. 
 ^J3d:l korade, s. A pollard. 
 
 J=^j?)dvB, "ij^^^i korati, korate, s. 
 Defect. 2. want, need; c/. 
 
 =^JSdoi^ korani^, s. A kind of fish. 
 J^jsdsj^j korapalu, .y. A Koragar 
 woman. 2. a female's name. 
 ^=^J5d^^ korapuni, .y^^ €ji>-6t^. 
 
 7=#J5cJ32, -uJSdsS^korapejkorapele, 
 
 ^. One who snores. 
 J'ij^^itiZ)^ korapeli^, s. Snoring. 
 v/€j3do^ koraliji, s. An ear of 
 corn. ^oj«^ a small or wither- 
 ed ear of corn. -^Tiod^^ an 
 after-ear of corn. 
 =^j3dQ3 korale, see =cf.^ii^. 
 =^J9d?doa korasandi, ^^^ ^o^irc^i. 
 ^=^JS)dv^ koraliji, J^^ =^js-rf6. 
 =^J3ds? korale, s. Cold, catarrh; 
 
 J^JSdo koru, J. A bar of metal. 
 2;io7^5ji~ a bar of gold. 
 
 =^j3doo?io, ^JSdjori korungu, ko- 
 
 runge, see =^^oXor. 
 ''■ €js5 kore, <7;/;'. Weak. 2. small. 
 
I 
 
 rj^d kore 
 
 175 
 
 =§Sj^. koshta 
 
 '§ji6qT\-, =^oQdo25-, "dj^i 
 
 ^orf 
 
 koren^i-, korenji-, koreji-mara, 
 
 see ^j^c^FTiyd. 
 v/^jsd^iO^ korejuni (^js^^), 7j. a. 
 
 To make a noise. 
 -/^J96^^, =aJ36o2)^ korepini, kore- 
 
 puni (^js^, 7^. ^.^To bark, 
 ^ roar. ^ 2. to bore; </. ^otSEd^. |7;^j553e3 koleji, ^. A kind of fisb 
 
 =^J56^^ korevuni, see ^otSocSoo^. 
 J ^JS^rs;^ korkalij, ^. A kind of 
 
 sore. 
 ^JSSoF korji, ^^^ ^-^e^r. 
 ^JS^F, "^J^^^F kordi, korde, ^. 
 A whip, scourge. 
 >;^j?sj-sry korpata, ^. Giving, 
 
 distribution. 
 >/«aJ5S3-srrf;^ korpavuni, ^. v. {of 
 ^j?>hF^) To cause to give, to 
 give through another. 
 >i^J5.lr^ korpini (^-'s^), t^ a. To 
 give, grant, bestow. 2. to 
 beat, flog. 
 =^j5SJoors^ kormuka, s. Startle, 
 
 sudden alarm. 
 '§J^7<iFo^ korsandi, see ^oTiro^. 
 '^j^^ kola, see 7(o^. 
 =^j?^oe5 kolambe, s. Marshy 
 
 ground. 
 =^J5^=5^ kolak^, see t?js^^. 
 J=^J5e;=^ kolake, ^. The third crop 
 
 of rice. 
 /"aJS^sSo kolame, s. A very deep 
 
 pit; an abyss, hell. 
 
 v/^^JS^d, =^J3a«)0Sj kolave, kolayi, 
 
 j.\A clasp. 2. the metallic top 
 
 >/ of a cane. sVa hollow tube. 
 
 4^wQ©=^, koiike, s. A clasp, hook 
 
 and eye. —^o:i6 the upper end 
 of a female's garment tuck 
 up into her necklace. 
 J=§J56 kole, s. Murder. 2. see 
 
 =5^od —'i.^-d continual hard- 
 
 00 
 
 ship. [paddy field. 
 
 ?j?)^oe3 kolenji, s. A plot of 
 
 #jad kolke, see ^.se?^. 
 
 =aJ3Q3jS,^D kolkori, ^. A long- 
 legged fowl. 
 
 =^J30 kolci, ^. Setting on edge. 
 
 '^jsJo^ kolcuni (^-^£.), '^. ^2- 
 The teeth to be set on edge. 
 
 =^jsd kolde, see ^jaftr. 
 
 =^J52^^, €J305^d, =^JS^;_jjjd kolta- 
 
 le, koltile, koltule, s. A cross 
 
 beam. 2.'*4 clasp. 
 =^J30jfl kolnine, s. A candle made 
 
 of a piece of cloth twisted 
 
 round a stick. 
 '^JSe:"?) ^c^kolpavTini, 6'. -6'. {of^:^ 
 
 <^^n) To fasten; to touch. 
 =aJ9e;o kolpu, ^. A sprain. 2. 
 
 the cramp. 
 /=^J3e;j,^ kolpuni (^s'ja^), ^. ^. To 
 
 stick, cleave, ''come into col- 
 lision. V. n. To touch, reach. 
 =^jsd kolme, ^. Nicety, delicacy. 
 
 —3 £2?e5 delicate workmanship. 
 =^J3e;sdo kollataru, s. A kind of 
 
 small fish. 
 ^€S)€) kolli, ^. A bay. ''2. a fire- 
 
 brand. — a^^ a firebrand used 
 
 for a light. 
 =^j?j^, koshta, s. Leprosy. —^ 
 
 oSo a leper. 
 
'vJhTi kosa 
 
 176 
 
 =|js^l3 koti 
 
 J ^J^Ti:^ kosari^L, see-^^oT^^. 2. see 
 
 =^JS?jiD,=^JS^,, "ij^T^D,^ kosrakolli, 
 kosrali, s. A perverse dis- 
 position. 2. tale-bearing. 3. 
 an ill-tempered man. 4. a 
 tale-bearer. 
 J =^JS^o2o kolambe, s. Audrain. 
 ^ J f2. a bath. adjU Decayed, 
 putrid, stinking. 
 ^J9^=5* kolaki^, s. Nuisance. 
 ^ ^adj\ Filthy, dirty. 
 J=^JS^^kolake, ^^^ ^-32^^. r„^^^^ 
 v/^J3°^/i kolaga, s. A measure of 
 ^JS)^Z§ kolaci, s. Buffoonery; mi- 
 micry, jeering. — ^s'yo^ to 
 mimic, jest; to play tricks. 
 J =^J3vO^ kolaliji, s. A fife. 
 #j?)^^ kolala, s. War, battle. 
 J'^js^s^ kolave, see ^j^a^. 
 
 ^J3^o^ kolpu, see ^fjsejo^. 
 J'^JS^J ^ kolpuni, ^^^ =^^e;o^S». 
 y^JS^, kolli, J^^ ^J3s3. 
 ^JS^o=^ konke, i'^^ ^-«o?f. 
 
 'uJt^o'o'^ozi k5nkekanda, .y. An 
 uneven field. 
 J ^'JS)^or{Qm^ konganu^, s. A squint 
 eye; ^. t^jaeoJ- 
 
 =^J?^oA kongi, .y. Ridicule, jest, 
 mockery. — ^s'yo^?), —-^o^^x^ to 
 make fun, to ridicule. 
 
 '€j^^o'^ konca, s. Extravagance ; 
 c/. tf.^?£i. —T^Uj^^ to be ex- 
 travagant. 
 
 "^JS^ob* kont^, see ??jj)?oUj. 
 
 ^ 'ij^^Gkiof{& kontangely, s. Hob- 
 bling, adj. Lame. 
 
 -^=^X'^obDS3)^ kontavuni, c. v. (of 
 
 ^jseoyo^) To iialt, hobble. 
 >/^«J5^oe3o kontu, ^. An angle, 
 
 corner, crook. 
 V=^jj)^oyo^ kontuni {^^^oV:^^ v. 11. 
 To halt, limp. 
 =^J3^od konde, i^. A stick to which 
 
 fruits etc, are studded. 
 ^JS^ogj, =aJS^odi kondra, kon- 
 
 dru, s. Boasting. 
 ^JS^ogj kondri, see ^oooj. 
 
 ^.Q^ozood, =^JS^o^Jj^ kombule, 
 kombule, <3;^'. Soft, delicate. 
 
 2. young. 
 
 =^J5;^=CT koka, s. The game of liide 
 and seek. —^%h^ to play at 
 such a game. 
 "^^J3e uDOio kokayi, s. A bill, beak. 
 — ctodSo a quarrelsome man. 
 — trof a quarrelsome woman. 
 _sro:ior^ to rub the beak; to 
 quarrel. 
 
 "iSj^^^ts^ kokileglli, s. A sing- 
 ing parrot. 
 J=^J5^ris3, '^JS^z^d kogile, kojile, 
 
 s. A cuckou. 
 -/=^x^e^, =3'J3^2;§ koca, koce, ^. 
 Boasting, siw^^c?-, Ji^^^:!- vain- 
 glory. 
 
 =aJ3^Za koci, ^. A kind of mask. 
 — ^e^i maskery. 
 put on a mask. 
 
 =CTJSfiJoeo kotanji, s. Sexual in- 
 dulgence. 
 ^=^JS^y53 kotale, s. Pain, sick- 
 ness. 2. the chicken-pox. 
 
 3. hardship, distress. 
 •^js^eJ koti, s. k. crore, ten mil- 
 
 t^wo^^ to 
 
^j^^ei koti 
 
 177 
 
 "ij^^to koma 
 
 lions. 2. remembrance, re- 
 collection. 3. the name of a 
 male, -^w^^ by crores. -^ 
 t^ to recollect. 
 
 "^JS^eJ koti, s. A store, godown. 
 en^s^nj— a salt store. 
 
 €j3ee3o^J katiya, see ^o?)?Wg. 
 
 ^JS^yo kotu, .s-. Losing a game, 
 z<lo; -^h^i to lose the game. 
 -^^o^c^ to defeat. 
 /•^J?^^ kote, ^. A fort, fortress. 
 
 "^JS^ei kotya, s. A kind of sail- 
 ing vessel, 
 w =aJ5^G* kodi^, s. A horn. 2. a 
 pod. -^^^ the milk-hedge, 
 Euphorbia aniiquormn. 
 
 €x^:^oh kodangi, ^-^^ ^jsr^o;^. 
 
 deoo^ kodadabbu, kodidabbu, 
 kodedabbu, s. A demon wor- 
 shipped by Pariahs. 
 
 i 'cJS^i^ kodi, (^^■. A lot of twenty, 
 a score. 
 
 ^/iJS^^ kodi, J". ^Corner. 2. a 
 place, quarter, r^^^^^^ fire- 
 side, -a^^^ the hind part of 
 the fire-place in a bathroom. 
 
 'j=^X^i^o kodu, see =^jse5. 
 
 /^JJ^cl kode, adv. Yesterday. 
 -cDoSo an upstart; a young, 
 inexperienced man, a griffin. 
 
 ^ ^J?^ra kona,i'.^An angle, corner. 
 2. j-^^ ^^er®. (Sj- a triangle. 
 
 'f'isj^t^ kone, 3". A room, apart- 
 ment. y2. a corner. 
 =cJ^^rld^konedappe,i'. A female 
 demon. 
 
 =ctJS^cI^QD"3oSo koneriraye, J. A 
 demi-god. [stone. 
 
 ^^JS^rs^s:^ konkall^, ^. A corner 
 
 .=^J5^^d kotale, s. A kind of fish- 
 ing net. 2. a straight grown 
 tree. 
 >^J3^o koti, ^. A monkey, —do^^ 
 the pranks of a monkey ; mis- 
 chief, -^yo^r^ to be silly, 
 foolish. 
 J'iJz)^d>ozi kodapda, s. A rope sus- 
 pended in schools for punish- 
 ing boys. 2. a bow. 
 
 €ji)^d kodle, see ^^?ye5. 
 
 CO 
 
 =aJS°^ kona, s. A kind of sweet- 
 meat. 
 ^J5^f5^Dd^o3j koneriraye, see ^-se 
 
 =ctJS^sj kopa, ^. Anger, wrath. 
 
 ^^^^^ to be angry. — e^^^s^?) 
 
 to provoke. 
 =^JS^S5c)d kopara, ^. Buffoonery, 
 
 low jesting. 
 
 =ctJ5^^, =^js^^^ kopi, kopishthe, 
 
 s. An angry man. 
 =aJS^aj^^ kopin^, ^. A piece of 
 
 cloth to cover the privities. 
 =^JS^^ kopu, s. A cup. 
 
 ^=^J3^s2 kope, j'. A string of fruits, 
 fish, etc. 
 =^JS^^o koma, s. A crowd. 
 
 J=^JS^sijl3, ^j?;^^o!3/^ komati, ko- 
 matlge, ^.-^A class of mer- 
 chants. 2. cunning, craft. 
 3. a rogue. — crooSo a rogue, 
 crafty fellow. 
 
 J ^Je>^s±)r3 komana, s. A piece of 
 
"Bj^^^ koma 
 
 178 
 
 ^Jl^o kola 
 
 cloth to cover the privities. 
 2. the privities. 
 
 "^JS^sl^odo komaya, s. Home-sick- 
 ness. 2. attachment. 
 
 '^JaiCdod komare, s. An oracle. 
 
 =^JS^5Jo^ komala, adj\ Tender, 
 delicate, young. 2. pleasing. 
 
 =^J5^dod komale, s. A handsome 
 woman. 
 
 "ij^^zScto komu, s. A crowd. 
 
 M'^JS^c^ kora, ^. Measles. 
 
 =^J5^d kora, adj. Rough, not fine. 
 
 2. curved. 3. harsh, jarring. 
 
 —"S^okio unbleached lawn cloth. 
 
 ^^^ a curved tusk or fang. 
 
 — ^X a discordant song or 
 
 tune. 
 =^J5^;:^oZo koranji, s. A kind of 
 
 shrub. 
 '^JSi^dsJo*! korapanti, s. The fra- 
 grant grass, Mollugo cervi- 
 
 ana, 
 
 =^J3^do5o, '^J5^De)02>o korayi, ko- 
 rayi, s. A basin. 2. lameness, 
 hobbling. 
 
 "^JS^DDS^koravu, ^^'.Lame. -^ 
 ^ a lame leg. 
 
 =^J5^D^4r^ koravuni (^Jse^D), z'. tz. 
 To halt, limp. 
 J'uJ^'^0 kori, .y. -A fowl, cock. 
 2.'^poultry. 3. a kind of ladle 
 for serving rice. — 5980-5 a 
 small bean, dolichos. — 's'w,, 
 -rf oos' cock-fight. — wdS 
 the right foot raised against 
 anything. ^^jaW^ a kind 
 of medicinal plant, -^c^p© 
 
 an entertainment with fowls. 
 _rf -S-^^ a chicken. . -si t^.?;yo^, 
 -rf ^ a cock's comb, -rf 
 Xjsi^o a poultry-yard. — ^:2^^ 
 a kind of preparation of fowl. 
 ^zoe;D^5 a kind of fish. -53 
 ^S £A)o^^ to stand on the 
 right foot, -^yo^^ to get up 
 a cock-fight. — ^e3^^ to crow. 
 — Tdc-aodooa to crow fast and 
 lustily. ?jd5_ a jungle fowl, 
 ai^ocb- a teal. 22e- a short 
 legged fowl. 
 
 =^J?)^D^, =^JS;eS?^ korike, korige, 
 s. Hope, desire, wish. 
 
 =^J5^dj^ koruni (^js?^), v.a>^o 
 desire, hope expect. - 2. ^^^ 
 
 =^J5^6 kore, ^^'. Curved, bent; 
 
 cf. ^^-e. 
 
 ■^JS^Zor korji, s. A measure of 
 grain, consisting of forty-two 
 muras of rice. —"^^^"^ by 
 korjis. 
 
 €j3^Lbr kortu, s. A court of 
 justice. 
 
 =^J3^clr korde, ^t'^ ^otc'^r. 
 
 =^Jei^ir korte, ^. Preparing a 
 field for sowing; also ^cTiz: 
 
 '=^j?)^o^ kolyi, .y^^ t^jsee;^. 
 A '^s/s^s; kola, .9. A devil-dance. -^ 
 
 wo^^ to assume a mask, to act 
 
 a devil-dance. 
 '^JS^^'3'<g kolakalli, ^. A kind of 
 
 Cactus. 
 =^JS)?^o5j kolayi, adv. In lines. 
 
 —DeSb^ to place in lines. 
 
=cJ^^VD kola 
 
 179 
 
 tf^c^ kounca 
 
 ^Ji^ZHiU kolata, s. A game at 
 which persous make alternate 
 motions and strike mutually 
 short sticks in each others' 
 hands. —^'!i::aooo^ to play at 
 the above game. 
 
 ^jj'^s^-ssds-* koMala, s. Pomp, 
 display. 2. din of war. 
 
 =^J5^0 koli, see ^v^?&. 2. uproar, 
 bustle. 
 J'iSj^vo kolu, s. "A stick, staff, 
 rod. ^. a sceptre. 3. a mea- 
 suring rod about two and 
 half English feet. 4. a kind 
 of black oyster. i5^7io-, irosi- 
 
 fa king's sceptre. s^D^rf— a 
 rod with a handle twisted with 
 twine. 
 '^J5(=(yo=5e)6, kolukare, s. A peon 
 in general. 2. a peon whose 
 duty is to measure salt. 
 €j5^^orfs3^ koludalu, s. A kind 
 
 of white ants. 
 €j^^s;022^£) kolubeli, s. A fence 
 of sticks. 
 -J ^^js^Sj kole, adj. Hollow, sunken ; 
 cf. ^j?)?*;?, }^jse^. — ^of^ a sunken 
 eye, a large eye. 
 '€sjZJ'?^ kolkare, see ^j?)e<y«i3>)T?. 
 ^aj^es^ kolde, ^^^ ^js^r. 
 J^Ji^dra kovana, ^^^ =^jse^r©. 
 ^jj^D kovi, ^. A gun, firelock; 
 
 ro'S^C)^"^^ kovilijkatte, s. A 
 mule ; c/. ^^?jtj^^ . 
 J^JS^d kove, s. A mould. 2. a 
 crucible. 
 =^JS^dloSjo kovetemma, ^. Hoop- 
 
 ing cough. 
 
 -1Jv-3?A 
 
 a disease 
 
 of the bowels of children. 
 
 =i|js ^ddoo^o^ kovemullu, s. Bar- 
 leria lorigiflora. 
 
 =^JS^2^, '^JS^d^ kosa, kosha, i". xl 
 glossary, vocabulary, diction- 
 ary. 2. the scrotum. e5c^_ 
 the stomach. 
 J =aJ5^?^k6s^, <^^/;'. Oblique, squint. 
 — ^c^ a squint eye; ^. ^-?)?o 
 
 ^^JSf^oCoS, ^.^;^?oOo£oQ kosamba- 
 ri, kosumbari, s. A kind of 
 condiment made of pulse. 
 
 =^JS^^ kola, s. The stocks. 2. 
 .9^^ ^^ee;. 3. a veil. — rfoz!, 
 j^^ ^s^js^rfcrf. ^j^:^— hand-cuffs. 
 
 "^^ '§Si>^'4 oD^O^^, _^?y3jj 
 
 —z:^ 
 
 t^^ to put in stocks. 
 
 =^JS(=^ot:) kolambi, ^. A broad 
 spittoon. 
 
 =^JS^^ koli, ^^^ ^Js^Q. 
 
 'i^^^Ci kolu, ^^^ ^j3ee;o. 
 
 =^JS^^ kole, ^. A kind of cake. 
 
 =^J?)^^oQ koikuri, .?. A kind of 
 sheep with fatty posteriors. 
 >/=^J5^oo^ koipini, z', a. To cut, reap, 
 mow. 
 
 =cJ?vd3j?^^o koyyolu, s. Chopping. 
 — 3i^ a species of the vege- 
 table Amaranthus tristis. 
 J =^v%o^ koil^, see ^jsoso^, =^^^. 
 
 '^j?))^;^do/T koiserang-^, s. The 
 mode of wearing a shawl by 
 a bridegroom. 
 J'^o'^ kounca, adv. Topsy-turvy, 
 upside down. — sjDcIj^ to up- 
 set, overturn. 
 
^■^oe:^ ^ount^ 
 
 ISO 
 
 ^■5, r? krani 
 
 -fe^oSj^, ^o'Jj kounti^, kountu, s. 
 Rancidity, adj. Rancid; see 
 
 J^osJj^, ^'^os^j^kountuni, koun- 
 duni (^"^oO, ^-^cS), z',7i. To 
 become rancid. 
 
 €^0^0 C;^ koundurasa, ^^^ ??^S. 
 
 ^"^0^^ koumpuni (^"^o), ^. ^. To 
 bury. ^os^ &sK a burial 
 ground. "s^o^^cOd a grave- 
 digger; a term of reproach. 
 
 ^o?;j^^, =5^o?j^rikaumsan^,kau- 
 ifisanige, s. The scarf-skin, 
 cuticle. 
 
 ^Ei^c^T^ koucanige, j. A kind of 
 comb. 
 
 =s^yo koutu, see tf^olj. 
 
 ^C3^, ^:^a?o koudi^, koudi^rasa, 
 
 s. A cancer on the cheek. 
 ^^ koudi, J. A cowry. 
 
 ^^r^, ^d koudige, koude, s. A 
 cowry; Cyprcea moneta. 
 
 'S^^fi, "^d koudige, koude, s. A 
 milkman. 2. a man bringing 
 contribution for temple feasts. 
 
 ^dod;d koudurasa, see 5^S. 
 
 ^;^3S0 koumari, see ^o^roO. 
 
 ^dsS kourave, s. A descendant 
 of Kuru. 
 
 ^6 koure, ^. A hailstone. ~^^ 
 ^0^ to hail. 
 
 =5^0*, ^^0 koul^, koulu, s. A 
 special agreement. 2. a docu- 
 ment granted by government 
 to a cultivator etc. 3. the 
 voucher of a vessel. 
 
 €^€) kouli, see ^ti^sS, TOi3ff«5- 
 
 ^d koule, see ?rs^. 
 
 =g^^'i; kousala,.?. Happiness, well- 
 fare. 2. skilfulness. 
 
 'S^hf\ kousige, s. A name of the 
 sage Visvamitra. 
 
 =^;os3q kousalye, s. The mother 
 of Rama. 
 
 =a^^, ^"^^ri kouli, koulige, s. A 
 drinking vessel. 2. a bundle 
 of twenty (9;^ twenty-five, soel 
 ■^c^ a bundle of about twenty- 
 five betel leaves. 
 v/^^.^ koulu, J. ^ Odour, scent, 
 smell. 2. a kind of perfume, 
 v^ 3. stench. J 4/the cheek. 
 
 =o^s?, =5^^o koule, koulye, see^'^. 
 
 ^■3o3 kyati, ^^^ sjs^^. 
 
 ^^^dri kyadage, see t?eao3o. 
 
 =5^0 o^ kyaiu, ^. Diligence. 2. de- 
 votion, attention. 
 
 ^ ^0 kratu, ^. A sacrifice, ob- 
 lation. 
 
 =u^^j krama, s. Order, method, 
 regularity. — co??i irregular, 
 disorderly. — ^sD'd, ^^j5)S re- 
 gularly, in order. 
 
 =5^ odo kraya, s. Price, value. — t^tS 
 a buyer, purchaser. — 2aeO 
 a deed of sale; alsc? —t^^-^^ 
 — ^r^rocJj settlement of price. 
 — ^^cxi) buying and selling; 
 traffic, trade. -^wo^?i, -^v^o^^ 
 to fix the price. ^oSjsXo "§& 
 ^rri to sell. ^oSjsXo l2^^ to 
 buy. 
 
 ^■s^r3 krana, ^^^ Xj^^r®. 
 .^«),r5 krani, s. The erruptiv 
 
 'c^ 
 
 kind of rickets. 
 
41. 
 
 kritti 
 
 181 
 
 SJod khande 
 
 -3- v|,s^o krittima, s. A trick, arti- 
 fice, deceit. 2. sorcery, 
 witchcraft. 
 
 ^ ^0 krimi, s. An insect, worm. 
 
 ■^ 
 
 •^oJo, -S^oSj kriya, kriye, s. An 
 act, action. 2. daily religious 
 ceremonies. 3. obsequies, fu- 
 neral rites. 
 
 -S-.oJJ^sJC^ kriyapada, s. A verb, 
 gram. 
 
 ^ 0^ ^ ^ kr iyaphala, ^. A reward, 
 as the fruit of one's deeds. 
 
 •S|j0iTsO^^5^r9 kriyaviseshana, s. 
 An adverb, gram. 
 
 ^X^. ^X& krida, kride, J. Sport, 
 play, amusement. 
 
 ^\t kruta, see ^^^. 
 
 ^o.j^jo krussu, s. A chair; t/. 
 
 =^7;Jo , =^vg^^ krussu, kruje, s. A 
 cross. 
 
 =^J5jd krura, J. Wickedness, 
 cruelty, adj. Ferocious, ter- 
 rible. ~^Tis -^^ cruelty. 
 —zp-di cruel disposition. 
 
 =^^^„ kreiste, ^. A Christian. 
 
 =^j3,^dkrodha,i". Wrath, passion. 
 
 =^J^^q^^ krodhana, J. The fifty- 
 ninth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 €^^^ krodhi, s. The thirty- 
 eighth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 =^,02:^ krounca, i". A curlew. 2. 
 a mountain in the Himalaya 
 range. 
 
 =5^0^ klupta, adj. Brief, short. 
 2. fixed, determined. 
 
 SO 
 
 ju kha, The fifteenth letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 iDoti khaiija, s. A kind of grass. 
 iood khanda, s. A piece, part, 
 
 portion. 2. a continent. 3. a 
 
 chapter. — efb^ to fall into 
 
 pieces. — -^^o^c:) to break into 
 
 pieces. 
 iOo3scl khandane, s. Division. 2. 
 
 dissertation. 3. criticism. 
 
 -•rfo^o^^ to divide; to decide, 
 
 settle; to criticise. 
 JUozTseo^, khandabatte, see "^oi^ 
 
 w . . . . I 
 
 e5 
 
 KH 
 
 Sjo^ khandi, s. A weight equal 
 to twenty maunds. 2. ^^^ 
 
 7lOoa^ khandita, ^c//'. Strict, se- 
 vere. 2. positive, true, certain. 
 ^^V. Strictly; positively. 
 
 ^' SJo^^^o^khandisuni (sooS^, v. a. 
 To cut into pieces, to sever. 
 2. to refute. 3. to criticise. 
 4:^to fix, settle. 
 SJoc^ort khanduga, -s*. A measure 
 of capacity, containing twen- 
 ty kolagas. 
 SJocidj^ khanderuni (sooif 5), v. a, 
 
 16 
 
sjr( kha^a 
 
 182 
 
 a 
 
 khuddu 
 
 To chip, cut away a small 
 piece. 2. to square, make 
 right. 
 
 sjr; khaga, s. A bird. ~^'£ 
 Garuda, the king of birds. 
 
 SJ?^J5^^ khagola, s. The cele- 
 stial globe. 
 
 SJ'^i khacita, adj. Resolute, po- 
 sitive, decided. adv. Reso- 
 lutely, determinately, posi- 
 tively. 
 
 SJ'i^D-^t^ khajani^ji, s. A trea- 
 surer, cash-keeper. 
 
 SJt^e)^ khajane, s. A treasury. 
 2. money. -^^^ a cash chest, 
 cash box. 
 
 SJto khajji, see X^. 
 
 SJCS-ssji^ khadakhadi, see ^zsd^C^. 
 
 «L)c^ khadga, s. A sword. 2. the 
 horn of a rhinoceros. ^— ^X 
 a rhinoceros. 
 
 luao^ khadir^, see ^Si5. 
 
 aj^ khani, ^. A mine. 
 
 SJ2o:3^, su^JD* khabad^, khabar^, 
 s. A report, rumour, news, 
 message. 2. caution; c/.^^^B. 
 — TO^mind! take care! cf.'^'^ 
 5cx»5i. —crob, — craB^ respon- 
 sibility, control, management. 
 
 sjodo khaya, s. Depth. 
 
 sod khara s. The twenty-fifth 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 2. an ass. 
 
 5Ud khara, adj. Sharp, hot, harsh. 
 
 SJdo£5c)^^ kharancavuni, see ^o 
 
 sodo^iori kharancuni, see ^o«ior^. 
 
 SJD5)2o^ kharab^, adj. Bad, filthy, 
 disgusting. 
 
 SJ 015^0 3 kharamati, see ^::d^5. 
 
 suO^a kharidi, s. Value, price. 
 2. cost. -^0^0^^ to settle the 
 price. 
 
 &j6 khare, <3:^'. True, correct, 
 certain. ~ts^^^^^ to prove. 
 
 sut^ijsrd kharjura, see a^S. 
 
 Sje;'3Aa kialasi, see ^e;s^. 
 
 aJOe)?^ khalas^, see ^gjdcj. 
 
 luA) khasi, ^^^ ^^• 
 
 aj?c^ khast^, ^^^ ^^. 
 
 S3D^ khadi, ^. A coarse cloth. 
 
 SJi)^ khane, 5. A house, dwelling. 
 2. an office. — -^os^j^s census, 
 population, ^ssi- a printing 
 office. 
 
 SJ9d khara, ^. A pungent or hot 
 taste. 2. soda. ^<^'. Hot, 
 pungent, -^h^ to burn, feel 
 hot. 
 
 S3e)0 khali, ^^'. Empty, vacant; 
 unemployed. 2. vain, use- 
 less. -sjD^d vain talk, useless 
 words. — f^^^an empty house. 
 
 sjss^od khavande, s. A master, 
 owner, proprietor. 
 
 <sae)X khasa, adj. Own, private. 
 ~7\S, _?\ one's own. —^-R o 
 one's own younger brother, 
 immediate brother. 
 
 £)?j^, £)2^khisti^, khisti, see ^^. 
 
 SUJcSOw khudupa, s. The princi- 
 pal Mohammedan prayer. 
 
 SDod) khuddu, «^'. Own, per- 
 sonal, adv. Personally, — i:s23 
 
^OOD khula 
 
 183 
 
 Tiob^ ganti^ 
 
 one's own consent. — Tios:^^^ 
 self-acquisition. 
 
 SOd^DT^ khulasi^, see ^o<s^q^. 
 
 SJOOD khuUa, adj. Open, not 
 closed. 
 
 Sjosras:^ khusalyi, see ^osd^. 
 
 SJO^ khusi, ^^^ ^>^^- 
 
 mon}^ khusti, see ^05^. 
 
 Sjjs;> khuni, s. Murder, man- 
 slaughter. 
 
 Js^S^^ khula, adj. Bad, mean, 
 cruel. 
 
 £^2^6 khscare, s. A demi-god. 
 s5eei-d8[56l, s5e2i^D<^ a wandering 
 priest, vagabond, vagrant, 
 beggar. 
 
 £j5?a khodi, s. Failing, defect, 
 fault. 2. a simpleton. <3;<^'. 
 Incorrigible, irreclaimable. 
 
 SJSovl khyati, ^. Fame, repu- 
 tation. 
 
 w 
 
 r\ ga, The sixteenth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 rl, nD {mas.), rid, r^^ (/em.) 
 are affixed to verbs in ad- 
 dressing Pariahs.^ as 2^%^, so 
 ^7^ come (man) ; soe^A*^ come 
 (woman). 
 
 riori, riorra, riofi ganga, ganga, 
 gange, s. The river Ganges. 
 2. a female's name, aot^^^-^ 
 Siva, who received the Ganges 
 on his head. Xot^o^js)^ pilgrim- 
 age to the Ganges. A07^?ds^?i 
 bathing in the Ganges water. 
 
 rlorid, rior(?od gangara,gangasara, 
 s. Arrack, liquor. 
 
 rio2:^=a^o^ gancakkari^, s. A hoax, 
 humbug, ^-si^^o^o), — S sj^t^o^ 
 to hoax. -S sojaTJo^ to be 
 hoaxed. 
 Jrios^rSfl ganjanige, ^. A frag- 
 rant grass. 
 
 rloti^ ganjani, see X^eSaS. 
 
 G 
 
 riotd© ganjali, s. A kind of para- 
 site. 
 -/rioZo ganji, ^. Gruel, rice water. 
 2. starch. 3. porridge. 
 
 riozSoS^, rlo^a^sj^ ganjippu, ganji- 
 p^, J. A kind of playing cards. 
 
 riotdo^ ganjuppu, s. Purified 
 salt, table salt. 
 
 /rio^ gantiji, s- The ankle. 2. 
 a knot. 3. a bundle. 4. 
 money; riches. — Ao|^asmall 
 kind of ja.ck fruit. -^<^o^, 
 _^<^^ a pickpocket. -^t5o?\ 
 a variety of syphilis in which 
 the joints are affected. -•^:>^ 
 a sealed bundle. -'^'^J^ to 
 pack; to amass w^ealth. --t\ 
 ^F^, _20or5jsjD^^ to untie. 
 _i§?07io?), —i^ox^^^ to settle a 
 debt. ~.zj;>^^ to tie, bind, 
 knit. — a:)Jsi^«:)oi to form a knot ; 
 to come in contact with; to 
 attack, -■^'^o^a to make a 
 
 16* 
 
rioU ganta 
 
 184 
 
 riocj ganda 
 
 marriage alliance, sis!?- a 
 fabrication, false story. 
 liok^ ganta, see "So^^. 
 
 /rio^^el g'antapucce, s. A male 
 
 cat; also XofeS. 
 r(o^c)^jrJ g:antamani, s. A large 
 
 bell. 
 rio^"?)^ gantase, s. Avarice, cove- 
 
 tousness. 
 rioeJ ganti, s. A kind of earring. 
 
 7iol3?oo4i gantisuttu, s. A child's 
 necklace of beads. 
 Jliokjo gantu, s. The knot or joint 
 of a reed or cane. 2. i"^^ aoO. 
 
 rioUJSrj^ gantus^, j. Stinking 
 produced by breaking wind 
 downwards. 
 
 rio^ gante, s. A bell, gong. 3. a 
 clock. 4. an hour. 5. see 
 AC&3. ^531)^0^ to ring the 
 bell, strike the hour. 
 
 rioC3^=ff"i)05j gand^kayi, s. Papaw, 
 the fruit of Carica papaya. 
 
 J 2. manliness. 
 >^ 7\ozi^ z^^\f\ gand^mr^ga, s. A 
 
 rhinoceros. 
 ^/riocs^^N gand^stana, s. Man- 
 liness, bravery. 
 
 rlodrirs) gandagana, s. A host of 
 demons. 2. a band of heroes. 
 
 rioc^eS^dooc^sJ-^ gandaberunda- 
 pakki, s. A fabulous bird with 
 two heads. 
 
 r(or^doe)e3 gandamal^, s. Scrofu- 
 la. 2. ulcers on the neck. 
 J T\ozi^(i gandastana, see XoS^^?^. 
 
 liozi'^6 gandakshara, s. An as- 
 pirated letter. 
 
 Jriocs^o^c^ gandantara, ^. Danger,^ 
 peril. 
 
 ricCasn^O gandagali, j-. Inter- 
 course, intimacy. 2. inter- 
 ference. 3. slander, defama- 
 tion. 4. a report, ^ctio acz3^ 
 7^e5 djsa^ I will have nothing 
 to do with him. 
 
 rioj:Sa)rioo^ gandagundi, s. Au^ 
 dacity, barefacedness. 
 Jrlo^ gandi, s. A hole, opening, 
 gap; c/. ^oa. .-^s;<o^^ tO' 
 bore a hole. 
 
 rIoSrf gandida, see sooa^. 
 
 rlo^sg^ gandipuni, see soo^Tici^^ 
 
 J ?iodj gandu, rt;^'. Male. 2. brave, 
 valiant. 3. large, stout. ~^ 
 £,5 large scissors. 
 
 ^ r(oc^o?oo gandusu, ^. A husband." 
 riorso gannya, ^. Esteem, re- 
 gard, attention. 2. estimate. 
 adj. Niimerable; honorable. 
 -■^^^^ to esteem, regard, 
 revere, care for. 
 Tio^ gant^, see ^o^. 
 
 riosB, rioi ganti, gante, j. Rags, 
 patched clothes. 
 
 riocj, rioq^ ganda, gandha, s. San- 
 dal wood, Santalum album. 
 2. smell, odour. ^e- a su- 
 perior kind of sandal. -si 
 *5o{?, — c^ ^^e; sandal oil. -ci 
 ?r^ a stone for grinding san- 
 dal on. —^ ^js^dS a piece 
 or log of sandal wood, -si 
 83^ a cake of sandal powder. 
 — rf djsO^ a sectarian mark of 
 
rioqj gandha 
 
 185 
 
 riti gaja 
 
 I sandal on the forehead. — 8{ife3 
 the distillary of sandal oil. 
 —z6 ^JTJ sandal tree, sandal- 
 wood. — -^Sopdsd a sandal paste 
 prepared with other ingre- 
 dients. — e??^ smearing sandal 
 on the person. —Tj-d^ spices. 
 -^^aio^ to smear sandal on 
 the person. 
 
 .ioq^vgandhaka,^. Sulphur,brim- 
 stone. 
 
 rioq^hO ^andhagiri, s. A kind of 
 timber tree. 
 
 rioJ^^orJ gandhamunci, s. Cu- 
 bebs, Piper cuheba. 
 
 rlor^^dr gandharva, s. A horse. 
 2. a musician of the demi- 
 gods, having a human face 
 and a horse's body. — f^,? a 
 handsome woman. 
 
 /ioq^^Uc)^ gandhasale, ^. A su- 
 perior kind of table-rice. 
 4t\o^ ganna, s. A sugar-cane. 
 
 rlof^^g^i^O gannakatteri, s. A burg- 
 lar's instrument; also ^f3\ 
 TvJjQ. 2. a deceiver. 
 
 rloc^n gannya, see Acr©o. 
 
 riosj gampa, .?. Mire, mud. adj. 
 Muddy, sticky. — ^ci5 a fertile 
 paddy-field. -^%^ a large 
 tract of fertile land. 
 
 Tio^^d gambhira, adj. Honora- 
 ble, revered, venerable. 2. 
 deep, profound, -s!^ honora- 
 bleness; ]profoundness. — cro 
 oSo an honourable man. 
 ^;rlo^y gammi^, s. A good or bad 
 smell. 
 
 To 
 
 rlodos^ gammati^, s. Merriment. 
 2. happiness, -■sli^-'o^oi to be 
 merry. 
 
 ri=^^ gakkane, adv. Quickly. 
 
 i\t\qt^ gaggandha, ^^". Very dark. 
 
 T\i\t)^ r1ri6 gaggara, gaggare, ^. 
 A petticoat. 2. a bell-orna- 
 ment. 3. a kind of liquor. 
 
 i\i\^ gaggallu, s. A rock. 
 
 ririj d, i\T\:i do gaggura, gagguru, 
 s. A kind of curry. 
 
 ririo 00^00^ gagguriyuni (^^^^) 
 ^. /?. To bark. v. " 
 frighten. 
 
 ririos^^ gaggeravuni (t^^^), 
 v. a. To frighten, alarm. 
 2. to censure, scold. 
 
 r{A^ gaggela, s. Fulmination, 
 denouncement; c/. Arf^e*. 
 JriA^:^'^ gaggelyuni (^^^), ^. ^^' 
 
 ^ To roar, cry. I^*. a. To frighten. 
 
 Ti2B , rie^o gacci, gaccu, s. Mortar, 
 plaster. 2. a lump. — =5o's<o,?i 
 to stick fast. 
 
 liti gaja, ^. An elephant, adj. 
 Elephantine. — irfoosS Ganesa, 
 with the head of an elephant. 
 
 ritd, ri^ gaJa, gaje, s. A yard 
 measure. 2. a ramrod. — ^o 
 ^ a flag-staff. — ^^'^ a stan- 
 dard in purchasing elephants. 
 — ^jse(s;o a yard measure. 
 
 ritdob^ gajantu, see ^TioB. 
 
 litdiiti gajagaja s. Jostling, jolt- 
 ing. 2. trembling, 
 krit^)^ gajani, s. Poor ^r infertile 
 
riz^ ^aja 
 
 186 
 
 rici^ gadi^ 
 
 ground. -Si^K, ~.2^j5^ an 
 infertile land. 
 r(:^^?i gajapuni, see a^c^o^^. 
 ^. T^jo^f ffajal^, «^'. Confused, dis- 
 tracted. -^2. filthy, foul. 3. 
 rough, not fine. -©5 a foul 
 ^/' rough sort of rice. ^d^K 
 a filthy place. 
 ri^xivd^ gajaluni, see^ a^gjo^. 
 Tiz^dvo^p g^ajalpuni, see 7(S<^^^. 
 7i22i)0^ g^ajalu, adj. Boasting. 
 >/7iz^f\ g3i]ige, s. The Molucca 
 
 bean, Guilandina bonduc. 
 Vr1e3^^ gajipuni (a35), ij,a. To 
 fasten, strengthen. 
 r\'!Si'^'^ gajibiji, s. Complication, 
 entanglement, confusion, -so 
 ■^4 bad hand-writing, scrib- 
 bling. — ^je)Ar a miry road. 
 rleoO^ gajir^, see asStj. 
 r(e£ gaje, see xa^. 
 
 rJeE^osJ gajekampa, s. A stick 
 for flogging. 
 
 ?i^^ g^ajeni, ^^'^ a&;^. 
 
 ri^^^ gajepuni, see a^cjo^^. 
 
 Tizie;:^ ^ajeluni (a^6), 7\ ?2. 
 A sore to form or suppurate. 
 
 rls!-;^^ gaIelpuni(X25^), 'v,a. To 
 cause a sore to form or sup- 
 purate. 
 
 Itch, scab. — sro 
 
 XS3 r^^ ?3D0rf0K 
 
 ^y?i^ gajje, i"^^ ^^. 
 
 riej gata, see spou 
 
 riliriy gatagata, ^. A gurgling 
 noise, as produced when 
 drinking. 
 
 rieJr? gatani, see ^o«^r^. 
 
 riU gatta, ^^^ ^ow^. 
 
 rlii^e^, nUr^T^, r(Urlgattani,gat- 
 tanige, gattane, s. The founda- 
 tion of a building. 
 
 ^i^^ gattale, ^^^ ^y^^. 
 "/riej, gatti, «^". 'Firm, secure. 
 Y 2: solid, hard, ^.clever, able, 
 strong. -CA)^ a narrow, thick 
 chisel. -^o;rf substantial 
 work. —2^030 a loud speaker, 
 a talkative person. — ^yo^^ 
 to coagulate, curdle, freeze. 
 -s;^^ to hold fast. --sSo 
 «^^^ to make strong, fix firm- 
 ly; to bake a kind of cake; 
 
 riei.riej^ gattigatti, s. Clot after 
 
 clot, clod after clod. adj. 
 
 Very cloddy, very hard. 
 
 ^ riU r^ gattige, s. A clever man. 
 
 cleverness, ability. 
 
 >r(:3 gaj7i, s. 
 
 ^^, see Xasg^. 
 
 a w — " 
 
 ^5. '^^ be wlio suffers from 
 
 itcli li.is 110 sliamc. 
 t\iIz g'ajjira, .v. The marsh date 
 troL'. ^ 7i:lj> its fruits. 
 
 A&o.A^?^ 
 ei 
 
 skill. 
 
 riliojjo^, 
 
 rl^A^^^ gattiyuni, gat- 
 
 tyuni (A&^cdo'>), 7'. ^. To wipe off. 
 ;e, s. A kind of cake. 
 4 42. a clod, lump. 
 m, gatle, see ^i'^^. 
 
 •^t\T^Tf gadusu, adj. Powerful, 
 stroll--. ;i1)1l'. 2. clever. 3. 
 brave, linn, gallant. 1. se- 
 vere, strict. —^"^ severity, 
 
r\do gadan 
 
 187 
 
 ric^o gadu 
 
 I strictness, strength; ability. 
 -oDoSo, aS?6 an able or wealthy 
 man. 
 
 'ridon^ gadang^, s. A godown, 
 store-room. 2. a toddy-shop. 
 
 rl:^otod gadambale, s. A poison- 
 ous snake. 
 
 rides', rid/i gadaka, gadaga, see 
 
 ric^^ gadakka, adv. Suddenly. 
 
 "o" 
 
 ' ridrizi gadagada, s. A chattering 
 noise. — ^c^oaj^ to shiver, 
 tremble with cold. 
 
 Jr(c^20^ gadabadi, see Xas^a. 
 
 ridouo, ric3e)o5ogadayi,gadayi,^. A 
 long pole with spherical bells, 
 shaken in temples; of. aatj. 
 2. a hillock, hill. -^^ the 
 name of a rocky hill. 
 
 rizirj^ gadas^, s. A heifer, young 
 cow. 
 
 iicsc)3;3^2u gadabaji, s. A rocket. 
 
 2. an independent person. 
 
 3. heedlessness, recklessness, 
 disregard. 
 
 >7\^ gadi, i".^An incision, cut. 
 
 2. the half of a cocoanut. 
 
 3. a limit, boundary, frontier. 
 
 4. authority, power. 5. ap- 
 
 ^^o^^, ^asoB^ia^ to banish. 
 ~=ij^hF^ to appoint a head- 
 man, -crooyo^ to transgress, 
 violate the bounds. —zj^Tk)^ 
 to make an incision, mark 
 out a tree to be cut down. 
 di7)5- a slip. ei^Xra the 
 boundary of a land. 
 
 ri^ri gadige, s. A small earthen 
 ware, a pot. 
 
 r(^5^^ gadipuni (aS), t', ^. To 
 agree, harmonize, be in uni- 
 son. 2. to suit, be con- 
 venient. 4"^ ^^ ^^ Acix;o5 
 a house black with smoke 
 wdll not suit, (said of a rest- 
 less ^r fickle-minded man). 
 ^jse^o^A 7x^4^ they do not 
 agree together. 
 s/n^"^^ gadibidi, s. Bustle con- 
 fusion, disorder, tumult, dis- 
 turbance, —^^o^^i to bustle; 
 
 to disturb; C/. Ae58!)eD. 
 
 rl^sjj gadima, s. A large piece 
 ef any thing. 
 
 r\^Qi^DV^ gadiyal^, s. A watch, 
 clock. — croo^ a watch- 
 
 maker. 
 
 ri^cx^^ gadiyuni, see 7(^4^. 
 pointment of a headman or Ur\d:> ^adu, s. A term, fixed 
 
 chieftain. ^Tio-Rlzi- a piece 
 of mango-pickles. — ^^ a 
 boundary stone, land-mark. 
 — ^a, — j^oa nomination and 
 appointment of a headman 
 with certain privileges in a 
 demon shrine. —zjdB banish- 
 ment, transportation. — sroS 
 
 time or place. — aiI^ periodi- 
 cally, now and then. — ae^^i, 
 — sjdt^j^ to fix a time. 
 
 r(djS3^C5^ gaduvad\i, s. Halt, stay. 
 — 3iDK a halting place. 
 
 ridj^jjc^ gadustana, s. Bravery, 
 manliness. 2. power, strength, 
 greatness; cf. Xo'rfjirf 7i. 
 
Tid gadda 
 
 188 
 
 r\^ gati 
 
 J T\d gadda, s. The chin. 2. the 
 
 beard. — ^^S ^^j^j^d^^ to 
 
 entreat a person by taking 
 
 hold of his beard in token of 
 
 respect. 
 
 ri^o5j gaddayi, s. Compulsion, 
 ca " * . 
 
 force, adj. Compulsory; also 
 
 AZ53 Odd. _rf =^e^?j compulsory 
 
 work. _^y^^ to compel, 
 
 force. 
 
 7i^ gaddi, ^^^ =5^^- 
 J rid gadde, s.yfk bulbous root. 
 2. a lump, clod. — =*yo^^ to 
 coagulate, curdle. 
 
 Tiz^^r^ gads^tana, see 7(n^, 
 
 r{t9 gana, ^. A flock, host, multi- 
 tude. 2. a retinue, train of 
 attendants. 3. a class of 
 spirits. 4. a foot of three 
 syllables. 5.a number, <2r^*/A. 
 6. series of asterisms class- 
 ed under three heads, ^^— 
 human, "^^^i— infernal, and 
 z3e^_ divine. — ^^ Ganesa the 
 leader of Siva's retinue, ao 
 c^— evil spirits, rfjs^— angels. 
 Vr(rao2C"^ ganijini^, s. A tinkling 
 sound. 
 
 r{t^=d6h^ ganakalepini (Ar®?re3), 
 ?;. n. To be pensive, thought- 
 ful and sad. 
 
 r\£7)r\U ganagati, i". Leg orna- 
 ments. 
 
 r1r3?5 ganane, s. Regard, esteem. 
 2. calculation. 
 vr(rs)?j* ganas^, .y.^The link of a 
 chain. 2. a hook. 
 
 zi^D^^ ganaly, see 7(ri6. 
 
 rir?^ ganita, s. Arithmetic, cal- 
 culation, adj. Counted, num- 
 bered. — s^^ arithmetic. 
 
 rir?^2^ ganipuni, see t^f^^^, XorS 
 
 yr{£^& ganili;, s. Tinkling. -^ 
 
 ^^ to tinkle. 
 I^rifl gane, ^. A pole, staff. 2. 
 an arrow. jSjsosSt?— a tum- 
 bler's pole; c/"^^. 
 
 ri^^^, Tic^^i ganesa, ganese, s. 
 The chief of demi-gods and 
 remover of obstacles. He is 
 invoked at the commence- 
 ment of auspicious cere- 
 monies; also Af^^S. 
 
 rirso ganya, see 7(0^^. 
 
 ris^ gat^, s. Fatigue, weari- 
 ness, trouble. £5c5 dc5 a§ 
 e?o3o he is done up by work- 
 ing continuously. 
 
 ri;^ gata, adj. Past, gone, ante- 
 cedent, —^h^ to expire. 
 ^^tL- suicide, extinction of 
 life. Tk>^ji)^— intention, wish, 
 purpose. 
 
 r(3 gati, s. Destiny, fate, fortune, 
 condition. 2. protection, sup- 
 port. 3. means, resources, 
 income. 4. motion, course. 
 ~^e^ means and family. 
 — >^jse^crooS?roc&> a poor, help- 
 less man. ^^j^^— a down- 
 ward course; perdition, e^n 
 T^^r— an upward or heaven- 
 ward course; salvation, ^roe;-- 
 the progress of time. Xj^— 
 the motion of planets, their 
 
fii^ gatu 
 
 189 
 
 ri^o gama 
 
 influence on the human desti- 
 ny, zio^— a bad condition; 
 future misery. c?^^— fate, 
 destiny. -^^o>^^ to help, 
 show means ; to make funeral 
 ceremonies. «oc^ io5_. who 
 will protect or save me ? odc^ 
 cdn— what support have I? 
 what is to become of me? 
 oDo^ 7\B> f^3§ I have no means 
 or support. 
 
 ri^o gatu, see Xi. 
 
 ric5 gada, see Xd 
 
 ridrid gadagada, ^. A crackl- 
 ing noise. — 5£)2;jr?) to burn 
 or blaze with a cracklinoj 
 
 ^A 
 
 V 
 
 noise, 
 '/^r^dc^ gadary, i"."^ lump. 2Tan 
 object of love. 
 rla^^ gadipuni, see t^d^?). 
 riu)0=CTO^, rido, ^gadukuni, gadkuni 
 
 (X5), z^. /2. To lap, jolt, 
 rid gade ^. A weapon; a club, 
 mace, 
 f^ rid ^ gddala, s. Confusion, dis- 
 ^^^urbance, noise. — ■^^o^?) to 
 ^^■aake noise, to reprove, re- 
 ^^Ruke; to exhibit magnificence, 
 ^^randeur. 
 rid^, n^o^sj gaddavu gaddavu, 
 
 s. An earthen plate. 
 r1c3i5 4^ gaddavuni, c.z>. (o/^^^^ 
 n) To shake, move, rock. 
 Jrl£)fi gaddige, s. A throne, seat 
 of honour. 
 ridj?) gadduni (aS), v.n. To 
 shake, quiver, be agitated. 
 
 rldsjigaddela, see Xrfe;. 
 
 Ti:^^ gaddya, ^. Prose. -^^^ 
 prose and verse. 
 
 ric^ gadhe, see Xd 
 
 ri^ gana, see r^^. 
 
 Tii^Diil^ ganagatti, s. A tinkling 
 article. 2. anklets and toe- 
 ornaments, adj. Powerful. 
 
 r\?l^|jjO gannakatteri, see Tio-^ 
 
 li^^ gapi^, ^. Concealing; sup- 
 pression. 2. misappropria- 
 tion. — el^ — Sa?s^ silence, 
 quietness, --rfo^o^^ to hide; 
 to misappropriate. 
 
 nsje;^^ gapalati^, ^. A lie, false- 
 hood. 2. shuffling, as cards. 
 3. misplacing. 
 
 Tit, ri^, r1^ gape, gappi, gappe, 
 ^. A lie, falsehood. 2. a hoax, 
 humbug, —z^o^s^^^ — sod^o^ to 
 tell a lie; to hoax. ^Ti^^^^ 
 to hide, conceal, suppress. 
 
 risj gappa, «^". Silent, quiet; 
 
 Jrizortso gabagaba, s. Gulping,, 
 swallowing. -B^^ to gulp^ 
 swallow up. 
 riu gabba, see a^f. 
 Vris^oris^jgamagama,^. Fragrance, 
 odour; c/. acSo. 
 r\^o3^ gamatij, ^^^ Xo^g. 
 rlsJjF^ gamana, ^. Going, moving,, 
 motion, course. 
 '^Ti^^K^ gamasT^, s. Fragrance, 
 odour. 2. stink, stench. 
 
risi) gama 
 
 190 
 
 rid-'S garo 
 
 -/ ri^o?oo^ ^amasuni (a^oj), 7;. n. 
 
 To smell, scent; stink. 
 >/ ?id3^o5o?^^ gamayisuni (X^reoso 
 oJ), V. n,^o be fragrant, 
 odoriferous. 2. to strike, flag. 
 
 ri^oojjo^, rldo^o^, 7\^^^'^ ga- 
 meyuni, ^ameluni, gamevuni (a 
 ^, A^j^, A^o), 7/. :?2. To be 
 hot, feel hot, as in a fit of 
 fever. 
 
 rial) gaya, see ^a^o. 
 
 riojj gaya, ^. A place of pilgrim- 
 age. -^^B the people of 
 Cf^ya — "Sx^i) tli6 sacred 
 place at Gaya. 
 
 rio^-s^^ ^ayali^, adj. Prodigal, 
 extravagant. — ^?^ prodiga- 
 lity. Aodje)«^ an extravagant 
 woman. Xcdra^ an extrava- 
 gant man. 
 
 rio^s^ g:ayil^, ^^^ ^^j^f. 
 
 '>TiD^, rid, rid rid gar^, gara, gara- 
 gara, s. A whirling noise, 
 turning with rapidity. —BBo 
 Xo^ to turn round with rapid- 
 ity, as a top. 
 N/rid=^?o garakena, adj. Clean, 
 clear. 
 
 ridriD garagari, see 7\B. 
 
 ridn"s-/ garagasy, see Xadfoj. 
 -ridc^ garadi, see ^T^^,-iXT3jsa. 
 
 ridc^ garade, see Xx^ozS. 
 
 ridra garana, see Xj^r®. 
 
 rid^G* garamv, adj. Hot, warm. 
 s. Heat, warmth; ^. X^r. 
 ~7i:>7^'3 spices for curry. 
 
 rid^ garaste, see x^^^. 
 
 riDc)20J garabu, see '^•C7>'5. 
 ^riO gari, s. A wing, feather. 
 riDCio garimi, see X^f. 
 -IriO^ogarime, ^y. Severity, strict- 
 ness. 
 riDoJoj^ gariyuni (X5), z'. n. To 
 break off, give way ; c/. X^r^. 
 ^iD^^3^ garib^, adj. Poor. X&?s5 
 a poor man. 
 ^lio garu, ^. '^A rafter. -2. a 
 ; mould; cf. ^x^o. ^ adj. 'Rough. 
 ridori garuga, see XXr. 
 
 ridod, ridod garuda, garude, s. 
 The son of Kasyapa, having 
 a human form, with a bird's 
 bill and wings, and described 
 to be Vishnu's vehicle. 2. the 
 Brahmany kite, eagle; also 
 — tj-^^. Xtjot^s^^j^ a wooden 
 form of Garuda, used to carry 
 an idol in procession, /(-dori 
 ^08?) a post or pillar in front 
 of a temple, with the figure 
 of Garuda on its top. X-do 
 i^Ti^ a seat of an idol with 
 the figure of Garuda — sjsss^ 
 a kind of bush, Ophiorrhiza 
 mungos. sros^^— a drag to 
 catch things under water; an 
 outer part of a palm-leaf. 
 
 rido^y. garuputta,^. A crucible. 
 J rid gare, s. The shaft of a 
 country water-lift; cf. ^"5. 
 -^ i&)e^ a broken tile. 
 
 ridoijsy gareyata, s. A kind of 
 game. 
 
 ri6j3^ garodi, s. The shrine of 
 
/idj garra 
 
 191 
 
 rlO gsM 
 
 the demons called tSl^^or. 
 2. a veranda. S.^sl fencing 
 school, gymnasium. — ?^^?S 
 gymnastic exercise. 
 ;^ garrane, see A-dTx-d. 
 
 Mt:^ garka, adv. Suddenly. 
 
 MM^ garga, s. A kind of medi- 
 cinal plant, Eclipta erecta. 
 
 f\f\Tod garganda, adj. Profound, 
 2. thick. -^i«3 thick dark- 
 ness. 
 
 r(rtro5o gargayi, adj. Half-ripe, 
 half-grown, as an arecanut 
 etc. 
 
 x\T\-^7i^^ gargasi^, s. A saw. —^ 
 "^jiiO the teeth of a saw. 
 
 r\tiF^ garjane, s. Roaring, --si) 
 '^o^^5 to roar, bellow. 
 
 Tiz^F garji, s. Need, necessity, 
 occasion. — rf 4's^or a time of 
 difficulty. 
 
 rlvlF garti, s. A married woman. 
 2. a chaste ^r continent 
 woman. 
 
 r1c3c)f^o^ garnal^, s. A mortar. 
 
 2. a bomb, cannon. 
 (t\^f^ garpuni (a5), -z;. a. To 
 
 dig. 
 ^rl^ro^ garpeliji, s. Scooping, 
 burrowing. 
 
 7iz:.F garba, see 7(2^f. 
 
 nc^Fu garbija, s. A melon, the 
 fruit of Cucumis ?nelo. 
 
 f\'i^F garbha, s. The womb, ute- 
 rus. 2. pregnancy. 3. embryo. 
 _^e3, _?j.^e; disorder in the 
 w^omb; colic. ~^h^, ^ca)o 
 ^^> to be conceived. — a^^^ 
 
 to cause abortion. —t^^^h^ 
 to miscarry, as^-sfao s^ao^, 
 _3i^^ to be afraid ; to touch 
 the vitals. 
 
 l\^F7i):i^ garbhasuti, s. A web 
 of cloth woven with red and 
 black thread. — "do^js^ a 
 turban of this kind. — ^^^5 
 a female's garment of this 
 kind. 
 
 rl^rr? garbhini, s. A pregnant 
 woman. 
 
 r(sJor?3D^ garmasale, see under 
 
 j^t^^iF, risjojr garmi, garmu, s. 
 Heat, burning, warmth; zeal. 
 
 riojjor^ garyuni, see A&orfoo^. 
 
 t\^f garva, s. Pride, arrogance. 
 -oDoSo a proud or arrogant 
 man. —-^^^^^^ to be proud, 
 haughty. — ^w^^i to subdue 
 one's pride with effort. 
 
 j\^F^ t\^f-^ garvi, garvishte, s. 
 A proud man. 
 irio^rioo^ gal^gul^, s. A rumb- 
 ling in the stomach. 
 >/ri^ri ^ galagala, s. A noise caused 
 
 by bracelets. 
 Jrl^soo galabu, s. Tumult, con- 
 fusion, noise. 
 
 r(^dj?^ galamena, see a 6^?^. 
 
 r(^?;ioQi galasuni (a^^), i'. a. To 
 use, employ. 
 
 f\ODrf galasu, s. A tumbler. 2. 
 a swinging glass lamp. 
 
 r(€)2^, r(©^23^ galija, galij^, s. 
 Dirt, filth, nuisaijce. — -di^o^ 
 c^ to soil, make filthy. 
 
r(© gali 
 
 192 
 
 rreossi) g^an.ja 
 
 iriO:^© galibili, ^. Disorder, con- 
 fusion, tumult; anarchy; cf. 
 xaeSa. -^h^ to be confused. 
 —■sSo^o^r^ to disturb. 
 
 riOsSj galime, s. Acquirement. 
 
 ri^o=ao, r^^li, r(e;j) galuku, galk^, 
 galku, s. A noise produced as 
 when sinking or diving. 
 Jr(e;Oci galjuni (a|^), v. a. To 
 confuse, disturb. 
 
 ri^ galti, s. Error, mistake. 2. 
 misplacing. 
 
 rlo|^?5*^ galpasi^, see a^oj. 
 
 rie^r^ galmena, s. Freshness, 
 briskness, vigour. 
 
 rio^ gall^, see Xe;^. 
 -irie; galla, s. The lower part of 
 the cheek. — ^Je);6 whiskers 
 on the lower part of the 
 cheek; also '^^^'^' 
 
 t\^\, r1e;j galla, gallu, s. The 
 gallows. Ae3^A0 3:]D7l)^ to 
 hang, execute a person. 
 
 r(0 galli, s. A street. 
 
 CO 
 
 rid gava, ^. Sense, sensation, 
 consciousness. —^^^^ to be 
 out of senses, be disturbed. 
 
 r(d^ gavala, s. A handful, mouth- 
 ful. 2. a buffalo's horn; 
 
 also ^^e?, ^80^. 
 
 -4ri5J?^rJri gavasanige, s. The case 
 ^r cover of a fiddle, ^/^. 
 
 JriO gavi, s. A cave, hole, cell. 
 risj^ gavudi, j^^ Tt'^a. 
 risJcS gavude, ^^^ Tfsd 
 risj^silo gavutama, see T^^rfo. 
 
 risj^ gaule, see A^d. 
 
 risJo gavya, ^. The product of a 
 
 cow. adj. Of ^r belonging to 
 
 a cow; 9^. ^osiAdn. 
 rl^ gavve, adj. Very tender. 
 r1?doe3^ gasant^, see ^?doO. fl 
 r(?o/i?o gasagasa, s. Coarseness, 
 
 roughness. ^^'. Coarse, rough. 
 
 adv. Coarsely, roughly. —^ 
 
 TSb^ to grind coarsely. 
 j\rij:f gasary, see ^7i5. 
 riri gasi, s. The sediment of oil, 
 
 pickles, elc. 
 rii^ojoo^ gaseyuni (a^), v. n. 
 
 To rub. 
 ri?5^^ gaseni, s. Difficulty, adj. 
 
 Narrow, strait. 
 Tin) gasti, s. A patrole. — trooSo 
 
 a patrole, watchman. — *B5o 
 
 AOo) to patrole. 
 J ri^n^ galagala, s. A noise, as in 
 
 drinking fast or by shaking 
 
 a cocoanut. 
 rt^sSoF^ galamena, see 7^^^- 
 j\^ii^'^ galasuni, see Xcy^^. 
 T\^f\ galige, ^. A fold, crease, 
 
 wrinkle. 2. ^^^ -^^^-R, _^^^ 
 
 to arrange folds. -lii^o^?) to 
 
 fold, double. 
 rl^j, J\'^ gain, gale, ^^^ 7(x^^- 
 Mj^ galpasy, s. A halter round 
 
 the neck, a noose. 2. death by 
 
 hanging. 3. a lie, falsehood. 
 t\^\ galpu, see x^. 
 ?Te)ot3-3ganJa, 5. The hemp plant, 
 
 Canitahis saliva^ whose leaves 
 
 and fructification are smoked, 
 
UDoU ganti 
 
 193 
 
 7Ye)20 g5.ba 
 
 or ground in water and 
 drunk for inebriating pur- 
 poses. 
 
 ne)oe3 ?anti, s. A kind of sweet- 
 meat. 
 
 7T3cC5^, /TSo(^o gandu, gandu, ^. 
 A coward. 2. a man without 
 self-respect. 
 
 'hdoUdi^:^ gandagouji, s. Much 
 fuss, much ado. 
 
 A^o^odoo^ gandiyuni, see ^il^gS). 
 
 rrao^S rrao^d, ne)oJgant^,gaii- 
 tara, gantra, J. Depth, adj. 
 Deep. 
 
 n^oCjiJoSo gandaye, see 7^r®croo5^. 
 
 7Te)oC38)0, nc)oa^gandari, gandini, 
 ^. A roving woman. 
 
 ".Local, country. 
 s. A child's petti- 
 coat. 
 HDZ^, n-stij gaji, gaju, j. Glass 
 ware. 2. China ware. 3. see 
 
 yr5«)^% Ac)l3 gat\ji, gati, adj. Hot, 
 pungent. 
 
 >Iadj3^, rrsr^ gadu, gada, j. Tor- 
 ment, vexation. 
 T\D^ gadi, s. A bandy, cart, 
 coach. — 7\D^, — croo3j a coach- 
 man, -^wo^^) to harness horses 
 <?;' bullocks to a coach, cart 
 or bandy. -d^TJo^ to drive 
 a cart. 
 
 •^rra^odoo^, nc)doo^ gadiyuni, ga- 
 dyuni, see ^^lion^. 
 
 7ic)^oJoj§ gadiyuli, s. A small 
 chisel. 
 
 7T3oaganvti,< 
 rrarij gagra, 
 
 nDZ^ gadha, adj. Strong, firm. 
 2. excessive, much, great. 
 — oi^ sound sleep. 
 -^e)r3 gana, ^. An oil-mill. 2. a 
 sugar-mill. -^ coojI oil ex- 
 pressed in a mill. —^ ^j?, — ::5 
 A?§ the perpendicular roller 
 of a mill. — s^ 2§^^ the ex- 
 cavated trunk of a tree, 
 used as the body of a mill. 
 — crooSo an oilman. — sra^o^ to 
 work a mill. 
 '/n^rJ?^ ganige, ^. An oil-miller. 
 
 nD£2:>^ ganuni (t^-^), v. n. To 
 smoke, burn to cinders, glow ; 
 of, A^oe^ooi. 
 
 n^s^, 71-3;^=^, ri-33 gata, gataka, 
 gati, see s^y^^- 
 
 rra^=^, UDt^A gatake, gatuge, s. 
 A treacherous man. 
 
 rra^ gatra, ^. The body. 2. a 
 member or limb. ^<^'. Stout, 
 thick. 
 
 Ae)^^, n^a^ gadini, gadivi, ^^^ 
 
 nc)d, rra^ gade, gadhe, s. A pro- 
 verb, adage. 
 
 TTSc^ gana, ^. Psalmody, music. 
 —.33^0 the science of psalmody. 
 
 n-3^ gapu, see aseoo. 
 
 r5"S20^ gabadi, ^. A leak, hole in 
 a vessel, —zj^zid?^ to repair a 
 leak. -ej^Oj?) a vessel to leak. 
 
 n?-e^O, /T3t:)a gabari, gabiri, s. 
 Perplexity, confusion, alarm, 
 perturbation. —^h?^ to be 
 perplexed, alarmed, confused. 
 —tSo^^^ to alarm, perplex. 
 
 17 
 
nD-^ gabi 
 
 194 
 
 A^^ gali 
 
 rraz^ gabi, ^. Darkness, 
 rra?:)^, nuz^a gabidi, gabudi, 
 
 Ac) 200, rTc)e3 gabu, gabe, ^. Agita- 
 tion, commotion, disturbance, 
 ferment. 2. rumour. 7^«Se 
 7^800 rumour upon rumour. 
 He) A gabri, ^^^ T^eob. 
 TTs^c^ gamini, ^. Confluence, 
 
 junction. 
 
 n-sodo gaya, ^^^ ^^^cdo. |-^.^^^ 
 
 7ia)0ao=^ gajake, ^. A singer, musi- 
 
 nc)OJo»B gayatri, ^. The most 
 
 sacred incantation of the 
 
 Brahmans, namely Sjc ^jss^^or 
 
 ^a^^§- [sic; ^. 7^?^. 
 
 n5)OJ0F^ gayana, ^. Singing, mu- 
 
 rrao^ gar^, ^^*. Dry. 2. hot. 
 -?ro-rf a dry field, -^h^ to 
 be dried, heated. 
 
 T\i)t^, rT2)dc5 garane, garane, ^. 
 Whitewashing or painting 
 walls, etc. -=^j3^r^, -zjtrk)^, 
 -•^o^^^ to whitewash or paint 
 them. [^^^ fritter. 
 
 -lne)07^ garige, s. A kind of cake 
 
 n«)Oo^^ garipuni, see t^o^^. 
 j rra6 gare, ^. Lime plaster, a 
 composition of lime, earth, elc. 
 
 TTsd gare, ^^^ a^x of nouns 
 denoting profession, employ- 
 ment, etc\ as^ s'ocbTS- a horse- 
 keeper. t3T)cV- a backbiter. 
 eo^- a seller of bracelets, 
 sii^o^- a liar. 
 
 rrsrirod^s^^d, /i«)r(r^d gar- 
 gandakattale, gargattale, ^^^ 
 
 nc);^r^, rra^r garsan^, garsi, 
 s. A store, provision. 
 
 n^s^^sSo^o^ gali^mel^, ^^^. Head- 
 long, topsyturvy. 
 
 rrae) gala, ^^^ ad^s^. 
 ^nc)0 gali,.y.Awheel. >4. .y^^ as^. 
 -i§5oA0^ the wheel to turn 
 round. T^ad— a cart wheel. 
 
 n^0^^ galipuni (7^e3), -z^. ^. To 
 strain, filter. 
 
 He) 001)0^, rra^OQ^ galiyuni, ga- 
 lyuni (7vD«^), ^. ^. To be 
 strained, filtered. 
 
 ?T3©?oo^ galisuni (A^eSfo), z'. «. 
 To separate grain from re- 
 fuse by washing. 2. to strain, 
 filter. 
 
 n-5)S^^ gavale, s. Jugglery. -osoSo 
 a juggler. — ^^^ conjuration. 
 
 ns)5S gavu, ^. Heat. 2. fomenta- 
 tion. 3. glare; cf. ^s-^^. 
 Vrras^d gavuda, s. A stage or 
 
 distance of twelve miles. 
 1 7Tc)rO gasi, s. Fatigue, exhaustion, 
 toil, pain, trouble. 2. the state 
 of being emptied. 3. end, 
 termination, death. — <^L?) to 
 be distressed, wearied ; to be 
 confused, dissatisfied, 
 /n-s^ gala, s. An angle, fish- 
 hook. 
 Jr^^ gali, s. Wind, air. 2. 
 breath. -XoG a falsehood. 
 — xiu a paper kite. — -rfsir^js?:^. 
 — ?ioD an unfounded rumour, 
 
7vs^ gali 
 
 195 
 
 r\d ffidde 
 
 a false report. -sji^tI:^ to 
 fan. -sSeaio^ wind to blow. 
 rra^oioo^, n^^og^ galiyuni, ga- 
 . lyuni, see T^eSodoo^. 
 /ho^, r\od^, r\o-d^ gindi, gindya, 
 gindye, s. A goblet, small 
 metal vessel. 
 /r\o£^o^ ginnali^, s. A goglet, cup 
 I of bell-metal. 
 ho^ gimpu, see ^^. 
 ho^o, ho^oj gimma, gimmu, ^^^ 
 
 nt^D^, nzd D^ gijaru, gijjarij, ^^^ 
 
 nsS^lJ^ gijikitti, see -S-eS^&l^. 
 Jhz^AzS gijigiji, ^^y.^^Soft, pul- 
 / pons. j./A chirping noise. 2. 
 a rattle, toy. ~^^ the shrub 
 Crotoloria verrucosa. 
 r\'&'^'& gijibiji, ^^^ X^832a. 
 v/ritoO^ gijilix, s. Confusion; also 
 ?N3Se;Dy. adj. Confused. -^S 
 ^?t^^ to become confused. 
 T\iz gijja, «^^^'. Thick, full. s. A 
 
 heap, mass, crowd. 
 ne^^, h^, n^ gitty, gitta, gitti, 
 s. Scoria, dross of smelted 
 iron. — 3jdt1:^ to repair an 
 earthen vessel with its paste ; 
 
 J hei gitta, adj. Proximate, near. 
 r\^ gitte, see -h^^ 
 
 nc5"'on^, ncs^^^ gid^ngiji, gidijiki^, 
 
 see t\\ 
 hrs^ri, Ac^ri gidijige, gidage, see 
 
 ^lC3^^^) gid^puni, ^^^ t<^A^' 
 -^Xsd gida, ^. A shrub. -^ixse3^ 
 
 a medicinal drug. 
 4T\Ti'^ gidaka, see t^\ 
 Jr\^ gidi,^. The falcon <?r hawk; 
 an eagle. ~^^ a kind of 
 game. — j2?-do^ to play at 
 such a game. 5s&— a black 
 eagle or hawk, ^cct- a red 
 eagle. 
 ri^-S", n^=^ gidiki,gidike,^^^^4- 
 na^^ gidipuni (^a), ^. ^. To 
 make fast. 
 Vn^zt)^ gidibidi, s. A small drum 
 played by turning it up and 
 down in the hand. 
 f^^oSzD^^ gidiyavuni, c.v. {of 
 Tx^odoo^) To cause to run, to 
 drive, race. 
 Ts^^^:^'^ gidiyuni (^S), v.n. To 
 run. T.Sifjsr®o2oSbF^ to attack, 
 
 Co ' 
 
 assail. 
 
 T\^ gide, s. A partner in a game. 
 
 2. see 82^. -^^^ to choose 
 
 a partner. 
 
 hci^ gidkijL, ^. A stopper, cork. 
 
 v/ >2. a mouthful, draught. — o)e5 
 
 a mouthful of water. 
 - A 4) gidke, ^."A blind ^;' screen, 
 made of palm leaves. 2. a rib. 
 -ric^ gidda, adj. Small, short. 
 
 — ^^^ smallness. 
 ./T»^ , nzio giddi, giddu, s. A short 
 woman. 
 r\^, nz|d, hcig, nrl^^ gidde, 
 giddele, gidye, gidyele, s. A 
 dwarf, short man, 
 
 17* 
 
T\zi gidda 
 
 T\zi gidda, s. A kind of tonsure. 
 T\d do gidderu, s. A race-buffalo. 
 f\dd^ gidpu, J. Thickness, adj. 
 
 Thick, stout. 
 Acio gidje, s. A kind of cock. 
 J -iadj. Short; c/. ^c§. 
 hj:l^do3odo gidyedayeru, see 'h 
 
 Q 
 
 ^r\£^ g-ini, ^^^ ^N^. 
 
 4 Ar^nrS, hr?G^ ginigini, giniliji, 5-. 
 
 The tinkling sound of a small 
 
 bell. 
 
 J r\n^^p, nc3^c^o^, nrfodo^, nd^^ 
 
 gidupuni, gidi^runi, giduruni, 
 gidruni, see t\4F^. 
 r^a^^ gidipuni, see ^as^^. 2. ^^^ 
 
 A Ado^ gidpu, ^. Loosening. 
 
 AC^, Ad^^J giravu, giravu, s. 
 Epilepsy ; also 7\T^4"5j3eA. -3j 
 ^_2g^ to suffer from it. 3Jo^_ 
 a kind of epilepsy. 
 
 Ad^^, a^-& giraki, graki, s. 
 A customer, purchaser. 
 
 Ac^rl^ giragati, s. Family af- 
 fairs. 2. influence of evil stars 
 upon one's fortune, fate. 
 
 AD girl, s. A mountain. 
 
 T\t^Jl^^^ girikolu, see 'h'^^^F<sjo. 
 Jr\t)r\ girigi, s. A female's under- 
 dress of striped cloth. 
 ^ADnll girigitti, ^.^ child's toy, 
 with wheels whirling round 
 by means of a string between 
 them. 2. a kind of gambling 
 by turning round a ball, dot- 
 ted with figures, in a plate. 
 
 196 A^ gill 
 
 ^ADAOgirigiri,^>^Creaking. adv. 
 Quickly, speedily. — §5oaos> 
 to turn round with great 
 speed. 
 AD£3^^e^^ giridi^popini, see 7. 
 4^^. 2. see ?^Oodoo^. 
 
 AOOJoog giriyantra, ^. Ruin. 
 ADoiJseJgiriyata, s. Wandering; 
 
 vagabondage. 
 
 AOo^oo^ giriyuni Cab), 7\7z. To 
 
 J wander, roam. 2.-^to suffer 
 
 from giddiness. ^-5- to be 
 
 giddy. 
 
 ADojjd giriyele, s. A wanderer, 
 
 vagabond. 
 A=5^r girk^, see 7\6j. 
 A^^r^^ girkal^, s. The smallest 
 fraction of a coin. [pes. 
 
 A^X^ro^ girkolij, s. A wooden 
 JA^r^ girpuni (^&), 7'.^-. To 
 loosen, untie, break, pull 
 down. ^6~ to pull down a 
 house, v. n. To be loose, be 
 pulled down, to break. 
 A200FC3^D girbudari, s. Fate, 
 
 misfortune. 
 A 0*02:1 gil^jimbi, see ^q^. 
 A©^e3, gilikitti, see -a^^&S,. 
 /Ao^, A©^ gilkii, gilki, s. Fear: 
 
 trembling. 
 iA'S' gili, s. A parrot; 9^. •^^S. 
 — ^js'Oi a kind of mango. — ^ 
 sroe5, — 8cro4ffie5 kinds of ear- 
 ornament. 
 A'^A^ giligih'j ^' A jingling 
 
 sound. 
 A^ri^^ gihgejje, s. A necklace. 
 
M gili 
 
 197 
 
 rioos^o gumma 
 
 ri^djJS^ao gilimuku, s. A hooked 
 nose. 2. an ornamental carv- 
 ing on door posts. 
 A^s^o^ g'icuni (^e^), ^'. «. To 
 draw lines, to rule. 2. to 
 scratch over with a pen, 
 scrawl, erase; c/. -S^^sio^. 
 '/t\^k:^ g"!!!^, J*. A line, stroke, 
 mark. ~^Tid^ to draw a line. 
 
 A^:^ gita, ^. A song, hymn. 
 
 >/r\^D% A^do gir^, giru, s. A 
 
 scratch, superficial wound or 
 
 mark, slight incision. 
 /a^COq^ giruni (^e^), ^. ^. To 
 
 scratch, wound slightly hy 
 
 the nails, cU. 
 n^o^ gili;i, see rr^€. 
 rA^?C)0^ gisuni (^ec3), v. a. To 
 
 pare, strip off, shave, scrape. 
 
 ^■5— to shave the head, ?^e?i5 
 
 c3Do3o a barber. 
 iT\^7i^^ gisuli, ^^^ ^e?^^. 
 rioofi gunge, ^. Mould, downy 
 
 substance — si^^ to mould, 
 
 get mouldy. 
 rljoSo gunji, .y^^ ajsosB. 
 
 I riooei, riooli, rioo^ gunta, gunti, 
 gunte, see a-'soW. 
 
 riooiJ^ guntake, s. A bastard. 
 
 rloo^ gunda, s. The idol's apart- 
 ment in a pagoda. 2. a 
 closet, small room. 3. a kind 
 of cake (^z- pudding boiled over 
 steam. 
 
 riood^ gundala, s. iVn ear-orna- 
 ment. 
 
 rioo^"S)o^'dgunpntara,,y. Sapping 
 the foundation, undermining, 
 ruining. 
 
 ^riooa gundi, s. An abyss, gulf, 
 great depth. —^o^todSo one 
 with deep or large eyes. 
 rioo^T^ gundige, s. The breast, 
 heart. 2. bravery, courage. 
 
 Vrioodo gund^i ^' A ball, bullet, 
 anything round, adj. Round, 
 globular. — "^^ a grinding 
 stone, roller. — irSj^sS a pin. 
 —■do^o round. -^"^ a necklace 
 of large gold beads. —33^'^^ 
 guess, surmise. — sj^^?^, —53s 
 ^0^ to fire with a bullet, 
 rijodo^^ gunduli, .s-. A round 
 chisel. 
 
 <r(oo^ gunde, ^.-Courage, adj. 
 
 J ^"Round. ^'s^oso the heart. 
 
 ^ riooo^ gumpu, adj. Secret, con- 
 cealed. 
 
 v/rioo^ gumpu, s. A flock, as- 
 
 'semblage, crowd, multitude, 
 
 heap, ^^jszss^^ to collect. 
 
 ~j^ji>Tk)^ to assemble. — Xoo 
 
 s:d5 in crowds, flocks. 
 
 rloo^^ gummu, ^^^ Xoo^jj. 
 
 -^rioo^o gumma, ^^Stench, stink- 
 ing. 2. a quick, sharp noise. 
 —eyb^ to make a sudden, 
 sharp noise; to stink. 
 nO os^o gumma, adj. Unequal, 
 
 irregular. 
 
 -^?8 an irregular 
 
 stool, 
 rtoodo^, rioos^o^ gummate gum- 
 made, s, A statue of Buddha. 
 2. a kind of drum. 
 
Fioosjoo gummu 
 
 198 
 
 Tidd guda 
 
 rioodoj gummu, s. A noise pro- 
 duced, as in firing a gun. 
 
 2. cooing, as a wild dove. 
 
 3. a cuff, blow. 
 
 4 Tioodoj^ gummuni (aooSj), -v.n. 
 
 To blow, cuff. 
 J^rloodo gumme, ^-.^An owl. 2isi 
 bugbear. -Sj?)^ a kind of 
 fish. —AJiido^ to hoot. 7^& 
 2^ the nave of a wheel. 
 TioodooJoo^ gummeyuni (aoo^o), 
 
 ^. ;2. To rise. 
 riooi^o gumsu, ^"^^ Ao^oo^b. 
 v' rioosSr, rioozSr gurmpe, gurmbe, 
 s. A pond, pool, puddle. 
 rlooeooF gurmbu, see ?fj3Tjo20o. 
 Ti^-^. gukki, see rfo^^. 
 rioh o^ guggilu, s. Damp soil. 
 Jrlorio gugguri, ^. Soaked grain, 
 v/rlorij do gugguru, 5-. A small in- 
 sect infesting grain or corn. 
 Jrlorlo^ guggula, s. Bdellium, 
 a fragrant gum of the tree 
 Boswellia glabra, 
 '[\yih guci, s. Buttress, stay. 
 j\:^'i}i gucci, see ^o|^ . 
 
 rlot^D^rJ, rijtio^^^, rlots^o^, rio 
 t3e)d gujarani, gujaran^, gu- 
 jar^, gujara, s. The mode of 
 passing time. 2. livelihood, 
 living, life. -^<^o^^ to live 
 according to one's means. 
 
 r(o23, rloziij guji, guju, adj. Short 
 
 J and stout. J 2. whispering, 
 
 speaking in an under tone. 
 
 .-^ooa, --Xoo« a stout dwarf. 
 
 —-^tr^ talking in whispers. 
 
 r(otxJO?io2j;3j gujuguju, s. A boiling 
 
 or bubbling noise. — ^jaasgi^i 
 
 to bubble up. 
 x\::i'i, guje, see ao^. 
 rio2d^7^ gujjanige, s. A metallic 
 
 oil-pot with a tapering mouth. 
 l^::i^^ -^ gujjane, s. Quarreling. 
 l\:,i;iX:i gujjari adj. Fruitful. 
 jK^it^t gujjare, s. A native of 
 
 Guzerat. 
 t\:;^ guj.ji, see 'K^'S^f. 
 
 M::S^^, t\^i^^^ gujji, guj7u, ^.JA 
 pole or post fixed in water. 
 J 2. conversing in whisper. — s:^ 
 ^^ to fix a pole in water. 
 
 " rioto D^ ffWr^j ^^j' Curled. -?ro 
 8is^, ~;^i5 curled hair. 
 
 Vrlo^ gujje, ^.^ tender or half- 
 ripe jack-fruit. 2. a kind of 
 buffalo. —"^^^ a very tender 
 jack fruit. a?^)- the fruit 
 of Artocarpus incisa^ bread- 
 fruit. 
 riolJri gutige, s. A kind of drum. 
 
 Yrij^j^CT, r(jyo=s^o gutuka, gutuku, 
 s. A single gulp, a draught; 
 
 ^rloLlo guttu, s. A secret, mystery. 
 2. one's private affairs, adj. 
 Secret. — nsoSo a reserved 
 man. -3j^^ to find out a 
 secret, to trace. -?l>a^^ to 
 consult secretly. 
 
 r(o^ gutt^, see ^J'oB^. 
 
 r(ow5 guda, ^. Coarse sugar. 
 
 T\:iTit:^ gudadi, see Xoa^. 
 
I 
 
 riO(^ guda 
 
 199 
 
 rior3 guna 
 
 rioci^^^ g-udaki^, s. A narcotic 
 composition of tobacco and 
 other ingredients, used for 
 smoking or snuff. 
 rloC3e)c^ g^udana, s, A large vessel 
 with small mouth; c/. Xo=#r. 
 Jjiow^^ gudara, s. A tent, 
 yrio^ gudi, ^. A small pagoda or 
 shrine. 
 
 7^:i^T\-i)6 gudigare, s. A turner 
 and cabinet maker. 
 ^A:i^r\:i^ gudig-udi, see aot^oaoS. 
 
 dicil^, gudisal^, gudisili^, s. 
 A hut, shed. 
 rio^a gudidi, see Xoa. 
 rio^ro gudisi, see Xoa^. 
 
 ^r(odoo200 gudumbu, ^. Gulping. 
 2. the noise of anything fal- 
 ling into a well eU. 
 
 s/ Xoc^orlo^ gudugudi, s. A hubble- 
 bubble, hooka. 
 
 *^rioc^or1odo gudugudu, s.^A rum- 
 bling noise, as of thunder. 
 
 2. a noise made in smoking 
 tobacco in a hubble-bubble. 
 
 3. a noise made in shaking 
 a cocoanut whose kernel has 
 dried within. — 3iDo20o, see SdSo 
 
 riodo?:oo gudusu, see aot^o^. 
 rlo^ gude, see ^ozf. ^^^ 
 
 rioz3^, rijcl gudk^, gudka, see 
 
 riodo^rtodO) gudkugudku, adv. 
 Hastily, hurriedly. 
 si rioci gudke, s. A crooked man. 
 / vj 2. a small earthen vessel. 
 
 Jlio^o^ g 
 
 udcilu, see Xoael^. 
 
 ■6cy 
 
 rioc^j^oOrl guddumallige, s. A 
 short, thick kind of jassamine. 
 Vriocl gudde, s. A hill. -<2;do20o a 
 kind of mushroom. — .sosd^^^ 
 to ascend a hill; to forget 
 what is learnt. 
 
 r(ocle3j guddetti, ^. A kind of 
 small prawn. 
 
 Tiad^ guddele, s. A cultivator, 
 peasant. 
 
 Tiodzi^ guddam^, s. A blow, 
 cuff, box. 
 
 Tidzi OD^^ guddalam^, s. An arti- 
 fice, expedient, shift. 2. fraud, 
 deception. 3. a kind of mint. 
 
 r\:i^ guddi, s. The stopper of a 
 small phial. 
 
 ii:iZ^6 gudyale, see Aoi|d 
 
 Ti:^^ gudsi, s. The embodied form 
 of letter ^ or ^, as in •3-, ^e- 
 
 rioao^ gudsiliji, see Xoael^. 
 -N^rloc^o gudsu, ^."^A kind of broom. 
 2. a fetid smell, stench. -aS 
 osob^ to stink. 
 
 ^. Hitting 
 
 — SiJDc^O^ to 
 
 hit ^/ strike from a distance, 
 rioirs guna, s. A quality, pro- 
 perty, attribute. 2. temper, 
 disposition. 3. excellence, 
 merit. 4. moral ^r physical 
 improvement, recovery from 
 sickness, restoration to health. 
 5. use, advantage. — J^jse^good 
 and evil. — ^oi an excellent 
 man. —^h^ to recover from 
 
 rio2lj?)oo gudsolu, 
 from a distance. 
 
Ti^^ guna 
 
 200 
 
 liodiCi guddu 
 
 sickness; to win, gain. — § 
 ^0,^ to derive benefit. -tS:>^o^ 
 ^ to cure a disease; to 
 decide in one's favour, 
 
 r{^2^^ gunaka, s. The multiplier, 
 arith. 
 
 T\:}'<f^T\i)t, rioDs-sa?^ gunagare, gu- 
 nadige, s. A good or virtuous 
 man. —a a virtuous woman. 
 
 ?iof?sc)^^d gunakara, s. Multipli- 
 cation. — ^o^Ov^^ to multiply. 
 
 r(jr?^ gunita, see 7(^^. 
 
 rijriljsraj^gunitonuni, v. refl. To 
 be pondering, thinking. 2. to 
 be calculating, reckoning. 
 
 rlor^S^^ gunipuni (^or^), v. a. 
 To multiply; to calculate. 
 M\^z^^t\SiI^, rior^orloraj gunugu- 
 ttu, gunugunu, s. Murmuring, 
 muttering, grumbling, 
 j riorsjrijeJo.^) guriuguttuni (Af^soAO 
 0), V. n. To mutter, murmur, 
 grumble ; also Ajr©OAor©o 3j^ 
 
 ^^^- [murmurs. 
 
 riors.cl gunpanne, ^. One who 
 
 tIjCcJo gunya, ^. The multiplicand. 
 
 rlo^ gutta, -y^^ ao^^, Xo^^. 
 
 r(oagCji)d guttadare, ^^^ ao£^tot5. 
 
 rijSjjOij guttaya, ^. A stipulated 
 supply, as of liquor. 
 
 r(o^ gutti, see ^o§^. 
 ' rljo^ri guttige, s. An ale-house, 
 liquor-shop. —crooSo the keep- 
 er of an ale-house or liquor- 
 shop 
 
 r{o^?j"Sc5j guttinaye, s. A Bant. 
 2. the holder of a manor or 
 
 landed property with certain 
 privileges attached to it. 
 
 r(o^_j^ guttu, s. A manor-house 
 with certain privileges at- 
 tached to it. 2. a leap, 
 jump. 3. a stride. -crooSo, 
 see AoB^^soSo, -^^h^ to take 
 strides. ^(S^daoo^ to jump. 
 J r(o|gC3j)6 guttadare, s. The hold- 
 er of a monopoly, a liquor 
 contractor. 
 
 rlj^o ^ guttruni, see Xosg^?). 
 
 ilodcl, rijcj^ gudane, gudane, s, 
 Solanum pubescens^ a kind 
 of thorny shrub used in medi- 
 cine. —^030 its fruit. 
 Vrlo^)/^ gudige, .y. A club, cudgel. 
 -'^\ a blow, hit with a 
 cudgel. — s^^j resorting to 
 force, transgressing law. 
 
 T\^:^ti'^'^ gudipuni, see ^o^^^). 
 
 rijrfjiijdo gudugudu, see 7(odio 
 
 A0&!0. 
 
 r»jC^ m^ guddanij, s. A long pole. 
 
 ^oo'Oj if lost it will be a stick, 
 if gained it will be a mango 
 (said of a doubtful enter- 
 prise). 
 
 Jr\:iai guddali, see Ao£j|^e?. 
 rioci^ guddaliji, s. A worn out 
 
 plough. 
 rijcj-^eJ, ?ioc3^^L^ guddata, gud- 
 dyata, s. Boxing culling, 
 thumping. 
 
 ^rlodj guddu, A\ A 1)1 ow, ])ox, 
 cuff. — ^<^ a stone used by 
 
riod:) guddu 
 
 L, . „ 
 
 stone. 
 
 s^Tioui^^ gudduni (ao5), v. a. To 
 box, cuff, beat. 
 
 l/riodvP €) guddoli, s. A kind of 
 pickaxe. — ^-^oK a kind of 
 sweet potatoes. —'t>o'\\ a kind 
 of fish. — ^iDT^o^ to burrow, 
 dig ; to dig a pit as the first 
 ceremony of the Moharam 
 festival; to ramp, lea'p and 
 frisk about in play. 
 riodJS ©^c^ guddolipuni (Ao;3j?^e5), 
 "0. a. To dig with a pick-axe. 
 
 >fr{Oc^or(oc^o gunugunu, see Aor^o 
 
 ei 
 
 201 
 
 rioO guri 
 
 riodJs)^ gumaste, s, A clerk, 
 writer. 2. an assistant. 
 Vriosjjorlosjoo gumugumu, s. Noise 
 of a multitude, -aojs-do^ to 
 box, cuff, beat. 
 Jriodookb gumutu, s. Fighting, 
 cuffing. 
 riodjos;o gumulu, s. Fire burn- 
 ing in embers, 
 riodoo^o^ gumuluni, see A^oodoo^. 
 V rlo^ojroo gumusu, s, A stroke, 
 
 cuff, box. —^^hF^^ —oTOZ^O^ 
 
 to strike, box. ^^^ SjoaS ao 
 ^oo?io=^^ ^j2^r 4.^^ mind, I will 
 slap you, if you do not look 
 out. 
 rto?o^, rij^ gupita, gupta, adj. !/;^os:^jo7^o^ gumusuni (Xo^oo^), 
 
 Hidden, concealed, secret 
 rio5^ ^ guppuni (ao), t'.^;. To 
 
 ir(v)^ guppe, s. A heap. 
 rlot:)^ gubita, see X^b^. 
 /rio^,, rioES. gubbi, gubbe^ s:^ A 
 
 stud, ornamental knob. 2. a 
 s/ button, ' '^,see 7(^^f. 
 r\:t^z^7<id gumi^su, ^^^ ao^otjo. 
 f\^^o^ gumate, see aoc-^&s. 
 rlo^j^^ gumana, s. Doubt, sus^ 
 
 picion. 2. regard, notice. 
 
 -■rfo^o^^ to suspect; to take 
 
 notice, attend. 
 ro^j^?i gumani, adj. Suspicious, 
 
 doubtful. —^^ suspicious 
 
 people. 
 r1o^3SrOjjf> gumlstige, s. Clerk- 
 ship, writer ship. 
 
 V. a. To box, strike. 
 
 k/ziosSo, gumme, see aoo-^o. 
 
 pour, shed, spill; also Xjsdo^, "^ 
 
 ^ ' ' ■'• ' ^riOD^o^gurijLmpe,^. A temporary 
 
 reservoir in a dry field for 
 the use of crop. 2; a puddle. 
 /riod?ioljo^^ guraguttuni, see Xo 
 
 ei 
 
 J/iod^ gurane, ^. The snarling of 
 
 a dog. 
 YrioD guri, s. A hole, pit. —^^^ 
 to dig a hole, a pit or a grave. 
 >/ riot) guri, ^. An aim, mark, butt. 
 2. liability, responsibility, -e? 
 L^oi to be liable. ~4j^h^, _^ 
 ^0 ^ to aim, mark. 
 r(jD=aDd gurikare, see AO^r-§. 
 rloDrioo^ gurigumpu, s. Uneven- 
 
 ness, roughness. 
 rljOaJ^^^ guriyala, s. A game of 
 the Pandu princes. 
 
riodj gVLTM 
 
 202 
 
 rlotoF gurji 
 
 riodo guru, j. A spiritual pre- 
 ceptor, teacher, guide, priest. 
 
 2. the planet Jupiter, Bru- 
 haspati. adj. Heavy, weigh- 
 ty; venerable. -a\^t>6q^ the 
 instruction given by a Guru. 
 — ^f^^ a present or gift to 
 a Guru. ~dd^ venerable per- 
 sons. -^^, ~^^ the position 
 of a Guru; respectability, 
 dignity; heaviness, gravity. 
 -s:3rf the foot of a Guru. 
 — 2p^ devotion to him. —■dy:^ 
 his house ^r residence, espe- 
 cially of a Lingaita priest. 
 -o^ heavy and light; great 
 and small, -totj Thursday. 
 — ;6e^ service due to a Guru. 
 -.^^^^^ to get a blessing 
 from a Guru. 
 
 rlodoocg, riodoosS gurumpu, gu- 
 
 rumpe, see 7\oo:£,f. 
 ^ riodooe3 gurumbe, i-. Anything 
 
 hollow. 
 Ti^^"^^ guruku, see ao^of. 
 
 rlodo^aooto, rlodoriooeo gurukunji, 
 gurugunji, see XoAoro^. 
 -. r1odo=s^oeJo,^ gurukuttuni (Xot^o^o 
 0^), z;.?2. To snore. 2. to purr. 
 
 3. to coo. 4. phlegm to rattle 
 in the throat. 5. to roar. 
 
 rtodo^ guruke, see Xjt^f. 
 
 -^Viodortoeio. guruguttu, s. Snoring. 
 2. see AoreoXoUj,. 
 
 ei 
 
 /Tiodorlodo guruguru, J. Snoring. 
 2. the rattling of phlegm in 
 the throat. 
 r\^t;i^ guruta, see Tio^r. 
 
 riodo^ gurutva, see under AO"do. 
 riodocj guruda, see Xorfor. 
 
 -^riodv)?:) gurubi, s. A sparrow; 9^ 
 
 A02!)r, Aos!),. 
 
 r(odos3c)d guruvara, s. Thursday. 
 rlod^^ gurepuni, see ^ot5j^?). 
 riod^yo^ guretuni (ao^?!3), ^.«. 
 To hit a mark. 
 ~^?ijdOj=^Js6Q3)^ gurrukorepuni (Xo 
 rJoj^jsT?), z'. ;2. To bark, growl. 
 2. to snore. 
 rio=^rs3^ gurkall^, s. Standing 
 
 steadily or motionless. 
 rio^-c)Fo5o?;So^,rio^«)roJjOj^gurka- 
 yisuni, gurkaysuni (ao^foso^, 
 V. a. To frown, knit the brows. 
 ~j'2. to grunt, growl. 3. to 
 menace, frighten. ■^. to snore 
 ?ioSe)Fd gurkare, s. Ahead-man, 
 foreman, manager, master. 
 —a a mistress, matron. 
 v/rio=3^or, rio=ajF?1o=CTjr gurku, gur- 
 kugurku, s. Koar of a tiger. 
 2. grunting of a pig. ^^s^owo^^ 
 to roar, as a tiger ; to grunt, 
 as a pig. -^^s^^ phlegm to 
 rattle in the throat. 
 • rio^orllo-c^ gurkuttuni (Xo^ofO), 
 ?:;.«. Togrunt. 2.^^^: Xo-do^oyo^?). 
 Vrto^r gurke, s. A very large 
 water-vessel. 
 IrbrioFotS, rioriJS)Foe3 gurgunji, 
 gurgonji, s. The seed of the 
 country liquorice, Abrus 
 precatortus. 
 JrioSoF gurji, 5. 'A temporary 
 halting place for idols, deco- 
 
r(j;^r gurta 
 
 203 
 
 rici^ guhe 
 
 rated with leaves, flags efc. 
 2/a temporary shed covered 
 with awning for offering ob- 
 lations to the manes of the 
 deceased Sudras. \ adj. Fine, 
 small, short, little, --^e^r 
 offering rice etc, to the manes. 
 — ^uo^S) to erect a temporary 
 shed decorated with leaves, 
 flags etc. 
 
 /riosr gurta, s. A mark, sign, 
 token, symbol. 2. acquaint- 
 ance, recognition. ~^h^ to 
 become acquainted. — >§^Oj^i 
 to identify, recognise. — ^jse 
 SiD^oi to point out. -Ge^SJ 
 to mark. — ^rff^^ to describe. 
 — jj!^^ to recognise, —zi^'^^ 
 to sign, make a mark. —"^ 
 '^x^ to note, mark. 
 7iC)di:)F gurdu, s. Sounding lead. 
 2. a buoy. 3. a post planted in 
 water to mark the spot where 
 a net is spread, —zj^rid^ to 
 fathom water ; to plant a post 
 as a mark. 
 
 Jrioe^r gurbi, s. A sparrow, ©o 
 A^-, 20|^03o- the ordinary 
 sparrow. ^&— a species of 
 sparrow which builds a hang- 
 ing nest. 
 rioo; gula, 5. Condensation. 2. 
 condensed sugar ready for 
 putting in forms. 
 7i:iOi>t), r\05;-e)2oo gulabi, gulabu, 
 s. A rose. — ^?i, — cro^ a 
 goglet for sprinkling rose- 
 water. —^^5 rose-water. 
 
 rioo-c)do© gulamali, s. A buffoon, 
 
 jester. 
 rioej^sSj gulame, s. A slave, ao 
 
 ^JD-^^^ slavery, servitude. 
 r1oo^23^ gulali^, s. A crimson 
 
 powder used at the Holi 
 
 festival; also -^a. — eoor® 
 
 crimson colour. 
 ri^e gull, .y^^ Ao^. 
 ^io^oo^oo gulumbu, ^^^ aos^^jo. 
 r(j^oi:3* gulkandij, s. Confection 
 
 of roses. 
 rloe^, rlj^^s3DOJoo, rio(53^ gulma, 
 
 gulmavayu, gulme, s. A disease 
 
 of mesenteric glands ; a kind 
 
 of colic. 2. .y^^ Ao5o^. 
 rioex^ gulmu, ^^^ AO's^oo. 
 yrioe; gulla, ^.^A kind of small 
 
 mollusk. 2. ^^6' Ao^^. 
 riog guUi, ^^^ ^>^%. 
 Jrios^j gullu, s. A great noise, 
 
 shout, uproar. 
 Jriod guile, see Xo^. 
 
 CO 
 
 iriosSo^ guvelii, s. A well; 9^. eA) 
 
 A 
 
 Vrlor^o gusu, i-.'.A whisper, -ao 
 yo^^, _AO?jos:^iT^Ooi to whis- 
 per, lisp, talk in a low tone. 
 
 Jrloi^oOj^ gussuni, see Xo^^. 
 
 riv)3o guha, s. A name of Gana- 
 
 pati. 
 rioSoeJc^oS^) guhanipuni (ao^S)), 
 
 TJ. n. To meditate. 
 rlo3o guhe, s. A cave, cavern, 
 
 grotto. 2. a den, lair. 
 Fioso© guheli, ^^^ Ao^^. 
 
rid^ grula 
 
 204 
 
 rij5?oj §:usu 
 
 rio^ gula, see ?ro^. 
 
 4 rio^ guli, ^/A pit. 2. loss, ruin. 
 3. end, death. -e?E:^ to sink 
 in, disappear; to fall into 
 ruin ; to die. — ^<s^o. ^ to ruin 
 another. 
 rio^^r^ gulige, s. A pill, globule, 
 
 J bolus. J2. the name of a 
 demon. 3. the son of Saturn. 
 -zi ^0^^ a fatal hour, in- 
 auspicious time; a bad omen. 
 9£>o^xj^ a demon haunting the 
 air. 
 rio2;^oo, /io^o=aj, rlo^osj^^ gulum, 
 guluku, gulum^, s. A noise 
 made by the falling of a 
 stone elc. into a well. 2. loss. 
 3. cheating, fraud. —i^^^-R a 
 cheat, defrauder. — e?L^^ to 
 fall into water; to be lost. 
 -T^^^^ to defraud. 
 
 Jrlo^orlo^j gulugulu, .s-. A noise 
 made, as in filling a pitcher 
 with water. 
 
 Jrlj^ gnllsi, s. A kind of round 
 brinjal, Solanum Jacquini. 
 — zocJeS Solanum fer ox. 
 
 ^T\^^^ gull6, s, \ bubble, h. 
 blister, pustule, vesicle. 3. 
 see Xj£S?. 
 
 JrSjSoTio gungu, s. The cry of an 
 owl. 
 
 «ir(JSo2o gunji, s. The stalk in the 
 midst of a jackfruit. 2. the 
 germ-matter of a boil. -3X6 
 c^ the core of the heart. 
 
 Jr(j5oy, ?ij5oS3?^ gunta, guntige, 
 j.A peg, pin, stake. -=??^^to 
 
 make a peg. — s^as^^, _3^aajjo 
 ^, — dj^yj^^ to drive in a peg. 
 i rijsri guge, see aog^. 
 -^risjss^OQ^ gucuni, j^<^ aos^^. 
 r1JSt3c)5j^ gujavuni, ^. -y. {of a«) 
 &(o^) To cause to ooze. 
 VriJS^eo^ gujuni (a-^^), v. n. To 
 ooze; ^. eru^3^o?). 
 riJS^ guje, ^. A goglet made of 
 
 cocoanut shell. 
 rijseJ, rijs^ guta, gute, j-^^ ajsow. 
 r(sJ5(2e)^* gudak^, ^^^ aozss^. 
 Mjsc^o giidu, s. A nest. 2. a co- 
 coon. 3. a bird-cage. 4. the 
 hollow in a seal for receiving 
 a stone, -^yo^^i to build a 
 nest. §>7\6Ti- the hollow of 
 the chest. 
 -/rijsri gude, J. A kind of basket. 
 
 riJScS gude, ^.-^rolapsus of the 
 anus. 2. see Xoci^. , 
 
 JrijSoJj gunu, ^. ^A hump. ^2. a 
 mushroom. ^Aja^ a hunchback. 
 Jr(J5bo guru, s. Asthma. 2. 
 cough. -CA)e3^erf asthmatic 
 breathing. 
 riJ3do^ guruni (ajsS), ^. ^. To 
 pile up, as rice, firewood, 
 stones, etc.\ also Xjsx^oaeL^^. 
 J 2. to stick in, fix. 3>to hoot. 
 4. to make a plough froo3j5_ 
 to stick the pole of a yoke 
 into the ploughshare; to 
 make a ploughshare. 
 f\'Si)'§F gurke, see Xo?ror. 
 rljasSoF gurme, s. A kind of bird. 
 ■^r(j5?l)^ gusuni, see Xos^sj. 
 
rlJS^ gule 
 
 205 
 
 geppu 
 
 TiJ^^ gule, s. People leaving a 
 place en masse on account of 
 invasion or famine. 
 
 TisSd gri^ha, s. A house, mansion. 
 adj. Domestic- -^^^ house- 
 hold affairs, -sp^ domestic 
 trouble <9/* quarrel. 
 
 7l^3o^0F^, rv^sd;^-^©/^ gruhastali- 
 ge, griihastolige, s. Respectabi- 
 lity, honesty. — tooS:) a honest, 
 upright man. — crof an honest, 
 upright woman. 
 
 A^A> gri^haste, s. A house- 
 holder, married or family 
 man. 2. an honest man. -a 
 a respectable woman. 
 
 7^ ge, a particle signifying^ It is 
 said, they say etc.; also t^^. 
 z^^X 'i^^^-^ it is said that he 
 came. 2o^^>^, 20^f^t5 he says 
 
 that he is coming. 
 
 f\At geggara, see 'f^'^^- 
 ri^^o^ gejeluni, see Xdoo^i. 
 /t^z^^, f1^^ gej7a, gejje, s. A small 
 round bell, tinkling orna- 
 ment. —"^^-^ -Jo a knife t?r 
 sword with the handle orna- 
 mented with spherical bells, 
 etc. — ^^ small stones, iron- 
 ^ a stick with 
 
 -;C)ja a 
 
 Q) 
 
 runiour. 
 
 sif\od genda, s. A live ^r burning 
 coal. -e5?irodj a dance upon 
 burning coals; also — ;6e^. 
 
 1 f\oti genda, adj. Reddish. —^-5, 
 see 'KoTi'^. —-t-^ , ^^^ ^oa. 
 T^od^, rioi^^ gendali, gendale, s. 
 A reddish coloured cocoanut 
 tree. -i5j3oa a kind of red 
 eruptions on the skin. 
 
 Jt^oS) gendi, s. A reddish cow. 
 
 ^riodo^ genduni, ?7. a. ^"^o win, 
 conquer. ^. n. To be hot, to 
 burn. 
 
 J riod gende, ^. A reddish colour- 
 ed ox. e93^ro25_ a tawny 
 coloured cocoanut. 
 
 ore. 
 
 bells attached to it. — ^"^i 
 a neck ornament of gold 
 with chasings. -^^^ the act 
 of worshipping gingling bells 
 when put on dancing girls for 
 the first time. 
 
 f\\}i,, 7le3. getti, gette, s. A lump, 
 clod. 
 
 ?^e3,s:joo2ld gettimandele, s. A 
 wagtail. 
 
 T\zk^ genike, s. Calculation, 
 estimation. 2. regard, esteem. 
 
 rirJ^ci genipuni, v. a. To count, 
 reckon, number. 
 
 rici gene, s. Coupling; cf. ^t. 
 — 7^"5 an associate. 
 
 f\t^^:i'^ gettonuni, see i^A^^. 
 
 f\-^ oT\-^'^'^ gedungavuni, c. v. 
 (of -R^oXo^) To get rammed, 
 stuffed in. 
 
 r^n^orio^, ria^^gedi^ngunijgedi- 
 puiii (^SoK, 7^a),z^.^. To stuff, 
 push in, ram. 
 
 rid do ^ gadaruni, see ^a^o?i. 
 -''riaodoj^ gediyuni (^^a), -v. n. To 
 be rammed, stuffed. 
 
 rio^c^ geppuni (^), v. a. To take, 
 receive. 2. to buy, purchase. 
 
Azx gebba 
 
 206 
 
 rl^D^ ^eri^ 
 
 3. to draw, pull out. 4. to 
 steal. 5. to draw back, open. 
 6. to dismiss, discharge. 7. 
 to dig, excavate. 8. to re- 
 move, take away. 9. to ex- 
 communicate, interdict. 10. 
 to press, express. 1 1. to dis- 
 honour; to ruin. SjQoco og;^ _ 
 
 ' CO 
 
 to ruin a person. -S-pSS 2^^^ 
 4— to draw out the purse 
 from the pocket. ^j?>^— to 
 knock out a tooth. aoO_ 
 to steal a bundle. aoQ— to 
 dig a pit. S3^^— to discharge 
 from service, s^d^— to excom- 
 municate. 4^B~ to take one's 
 name; to dishonour one. ero 
 ■S-^- to open the door, -sioos^^o^^- 
 to draw out a thorn, "d^j— to 
 express juice. ?3siSj?)^^ to 
 purchase articles. ;dsej_ to 
 borrow. 
 
 fiz^M^ gebbatti^, s. Confusion, 
 perplexity. 
 
 ^%^li^^ gebbattavuni, c. v. 
 {of ^2o^y^^) To perplex, con- 
 fuse. 
 
 rizo^yo^^ gebbattuni (^^^o^^), "o^n. 
 
 To be confused, perplexed. 
 
 \f\i.\ gebbu, s. The temples. -Xo 
 
 ^jsbr?), _Xo ^e^^^^i, —cii^F^ to 
 
 beat on the temples. 
 
 At^o^o^^ geyipini, see 7(^h?i. 
 
 ?^do3 geranti, see t^oB. 
 
 rlci^iDd geracara, see 7^e^"d. , 
 
 At§^ geratte, see X^^^. 
 
 ricJsjO gerama, see t^-^. 
 
 A6^ geravu, see t<^^. 
 T^d^ geraste, see a^^^d' 
 \/fi6 gere, ^. A line, row. 2. a 
 
 stroke. — sjbc^j ^jseejj a ruler. 
 
 -s:^cli^,— ^^^^ to draw a line, 
 
 to rule. — ^l)0U0jS> to insist. 
 rid^^, ridsj^ gerepuni, gerevuni, 
 
 see A)So5^^. 
 
 ri^^c^ gerpuni, z'. a. To raise, 
 lift up; del. ^4^^. 
 
 • f\^z^ gelavu, s, Sprightliness, 
 liveliness, vivacity, courage. 
 
 •^AOz^'y), ^^i)C^ gelipuni, gelpuni, 
 see "Roz^d^. 
 
 -Jf\^jQ^:> gelkayi, s. Victory, win- 
 ning, adj. Victorious. 
 
 Jt^^o^ gelpu, s. Victory, gain. 
 — ?6j?>(yj^ gain and loss. 
 Ad^ gellyi, s. A branch, twig. 
 ri^cs* ged^j see ^eS. 
 
 ^A^m^, r^^ra gen^, gena, s. A span 
 from the tip of the thumb to 
 that of the little finger. ~'so::i 
 a span long. 
 
 Jri^rS geni, s. Rent, contract. 
 s^ojoo— , ■^x^<sJ— a permanent 
 lease, perpetual rent. — sleS 
 a lease, -as'^, -tooSo a tenant, 
 contractor. ts7}^~ tenancy 
 at will, annual rent, sssosj 
 d- rent for a fixed time. 
 — 's'y^^ to fix the amount of 
 rent. —K^O,St?js?:r^ to lease 
 
 Co 
 
 out. — 4s>^5j6" a tenant. 
 A^-^ gena, see s^^. 
 J ?^^D^ 05)050, r^e5^c>o^ gerykayi, 
 
f\tt> gera 
 
 207 
 
 f\^i^ gotte 
 
 gerekayi, s. The marking nut. 
 —^ Tisd the tree Semicarpus 
 anacardium. 
 
 x\^-6 gera, ctdv. Around. — sijTii 
 ^ to surround. 
 
 f\lt^^ gerja, s. A kind of bird ; 
 also — ^-CTj. 
 nI?^^© geli,^. Ridicule, jest, mock- 
 ery, insult. 
 
 T^^ou^ geindale, ^^^ T^crf^. 
 ■>/^^^ geipini (^^), -.'. ^. To do, 
 fulfil. 
 
 fi.eoj gaibu, ^. Missing, disap- 
 pearing. 2.3'^^A5e^- 3. .y^^ 
 soTDi)^. _e?^^ to disappear. 
 
 7^^D»geiru,«^. Unoccupied, adv. 
 Not, without. —5oD&!5 absence. 
 _^^3d5 e?^^ to be absent. 
 
 7^^6oJo geireya, .y. Red chalk. 
 
 ri^^* geil^, ^. A bell-sound. 
 
 v/T^JSorl gonga, ^. A large cowrie, 
 shell. 
 7^J5orio=3^ gonguka, s. An oil tree. 
 2. a bunch. 
 
 -/i^J3c2c, r^JSc^&o^ gonci, goncil\ji, 
 ^. A bunch, cluster. 
 
 -i ?^J3ot^o gonju, s. A tassel. 
 jis^oxi gonda, ^^^ ^jsci^. 
 J^j^o^ gondi, ^. A button. 
 
 'Jf\S)o-^ gonde, ^. A cluster, tassel, 
 topknot. — cj ai&5^ a fringe 
 with tassels. -^ a kind of 
 flower resembling the mari- 
 gold, eroaail- an ornament 
 put in the hair of females. 
 
 ^T^JSoeo gontu, s. Knowledge, un- 
 derstanding, acquaintance. 
 
 -eflb^ to become acquainted. 
 ^CA)^^ to know. — ■do'^OK^^ to 
 find out, ascertain. oSoc^ 
 7<si>oB?§, I do not know. 
 rijSod^s^jszS, rlJJodo^^ gonda- 
 lapuje, gondlupuje, see -Rj^i^czi^ 
 
 Aj^c25 gombe, s. An image, 
 
 puppet, doll ; also eSjsod. 
 fiJiti doF^ gojjaranna, see Tiodi-czF^. 
 -iAj?)7:B gojji, ^. Boiled juice or 
 pulp of any fruit, mixed with 
 cocoanut, salt, chillies elc.^ 
 seasoned, and eaten with 
 boiled rice to make it savoury. 
 T^JS^ gojje, see ^jsf^. 
 Aj^'ti gotta, see t^jsW^. • 
 7^JSe3-5),;^ gottana, see 7\oyo^. 
 T^jsli. gotti, ^. A kind of play. 
 VT^JS^a gottu, s. The kernel of 
 a nut, as cocoanut, almond, 
 castor oil seed elc. 
 JAj^d^ godave, s. Interference, 
 connection, intercourse, con- 
 cern with. 
 Jf{J^zi:> go^d\i,adj. Barren, sterile. 
 —^?^ barrenness, sterility. 
 f\Jz)dd ?3«)0^ goddusaru, s. A kind 
 of pepper-water made of tama- 
 rind, chillies elc. 
 fij^d godde, s. A Pariah. //. 
 >^c§ 5, ■Rjss'd OOF the name of a 
 sub-division of Pariahs. 
 J'rijsra^j^ gonasii, see ap©c3. 
 JAj^^o^ gottu, see -^c^. 
 JAj^t^ gotte, s. Sweepings, rub- 
 bish. 
 
 18* 
 
7^J3d ffoda 
 
 208 
 
 F^JS^ocJj gondvL 
 
 Aj^)ZSA^z^ godagoda, see ^jsei 
 
 -• r^jJd^^ g:odduni (^S), '^'. (3^. To 
 pick or devour, as a fowl. 
 
 JAj^d godde, s- Lisping, stam- 
 mering. — easosoCTsoSo a lisper, 
 stammerer. 
 
 ^ AJz)^ gone, s. A bunch of fruits, 
 as plaintains, cocoanuts. 
 r^J3^ goppu, see ^^jss^. 
 Aj^^ goppe, see a 33. 
 
 •JriJSZ^d gobbara, s. Manure, 
 sweepings. -s:i)t13^ to manure. 
 
 J ?^J323|i y g-obbata, s. Diversion, 
 amusement. 
 
 <f\j^zz-^.^^ gobbavuni, c. v. {of 
 y^^eoo^^) To make one play. 
 
 ..,f\Shi:.\ gobbu, s. A play, dance, 
 game. -&^K a play-ground. 
 
 J 7^J220A ^ gobbuni (^-^"^S^), v. a. To 
 play. 2. to trifle with, mock. 
 
 JT^JSm© gobbuli, s. A bubble. 
 t\s^''1, gobbe, see eSjsd. 
 
 rixdo^, t\S}-6'^ gorante, gorate 
 
 see -Rj^^tSo^. 
 
 7^J?u^o goraku, see t^js^f. 
 /ij?)C!^Ori gorastalige, see /^^^ 
 
 rijsc«)^?> gorijana, ^^^ i^jsoTS.-a^sij^. 
 f\Jz)^F gorke, ^. Snoring. 
 riJSir gorte, s. The final pre- 
 paration of a field for sowing. 
 
 sijoo^ golambude, gollumbude, 
 gollumunde, s. The angular 
 leaved physic-nut, Jatropha 
 
 ciirciis. 
 
 ^\j\s>^ golle, s. A man of the 
 cowherd or milkman caste. 
 -a a female of this caste. 
 — ^ cowherds. 
 
 f\^^^ golaka, see ^js^a. 
 
 r^js^ go, s. A cow. -^^ a 
 block of stone set up by the 
 roadside for cattle to rub 
 themselves against, —-c^-^ a 
 gift of cattle. — -doodo cowdung. 
 -tSjosd a spout or fountain, 
 made like a cow's head. 
 —-^^^4 the sacrifice of a cow. 
 
 7^JS^o=s^o gonku, s. A cashew 
 fruit, -s; ^:i-^ the cashew tree, 
 Anacardium occidentale. 
 
 f\^^o^^-6^^ riJS^o=^ gonkuru, 
 gonkru, s. Rocking, as a child 
 does on its legs and hands. 
 2. a lullaby used when so 
 rocking, adj. Large, great; 
 
 Cf. 7iR)0O-^b. 
 
 v/f^JS^o^o gontu, adj. Dried. —^ 
 ^050 a cocoanut the kernel 
 of which has dried within. 
 -4b<^o an unripe dried betel- 
 nut, -^wo^o) to get dried. 
 T^JS^ccJ^^^, Aj^^otSd^'d gon- 
 dalapujcjgondlupuje, J. A speci- 
 al worship of Durga in ful- 
 filment of a vow, performed 
 by decorating her image in- 
 doors and by dancing in the 
 outer court, with music and 
 lights. 
 T^X^oCJj gondu, ^. Gum; the 
 gum arable of Acacia arahica. 
 — SDT^^ri to gum. 
 
f\J^K' 
 
 gompa 
 
 209 
 
 fiJ^^^ gopu 
 
 riJ5^o?iD^ gompari^, adj. Large, 
 great. — ^A. see ^js?c33. —^\ 
 a large cocoanut shell. — ^^ 
 w^e3 a large kind of cap made 
 of the areca leaf-stem. 
 
 jiJS^oiS gompe, s. A toad, pad- 
 dock. -^2. see ^jse^. 
 
 Aj^^^£^f gokarna, s. lit. A cow's 
 ear. 2. a celebrated place of 
 pilgrimage in North Canara. 
 
 riJS^^j goku, see ■Rji>^o=^o. 
 
 riJSp^oQ-) gokula, s. Cattle. 2. a 
 station of cowherds. 3. the 
 place of Krushna's early life ; 
 also ?iorf^?^oe;. _59i5,,3o the 
 
 ^ birthday of Krushna. :^jse^o 
 ^^ Krushna's frolics when 
 at Gokula. 
 
 T^JS^s^d, Aj$^2^ii^ gocara, gocara, 
 s. Perception, conception, pe- 
 netration. 2. an object or 
 organ of sense. ~^h^ to be 
 visible; to comprehend, un- 
 derstand. 
 
 ?^JS^2o goji, s. Interference. 2. 
 intercourse. 3. confusion. 
 —E 4's^L^ to forget. <25>odj j^jse 
 ^K 5§/Je^c^ have nothing to do 
 with him. 
 
 riJS^^o gotu, s. Embroidery; 
 lace. — Sio^^ to put on a lace 
 border elc. adj. see /^js^cyo. 
 
 f\^%Ti goda, s. A horse ; bet. ^j^ei^. 
 
 mukhe, godamri^ga, s. A dunce, 
 fool, simpleton. 
 T\:i^^^ godl, ^i^'. Erect, straight, 
 direct, -^'s??:^ to go straight. 
 
 T^JSe^oSJS^^ godiyavuni, <:. i\ 
 {of 7^?aodJo^) To join, knit 
 together. 2. to prepare, get 
 ready. 
 
 j^J^e^o^jj^ godiyuni (^^e^), v. n. 
 To join, connect. 
 Jf\^^^ gode, .s\ A wall, -t^e^^ 
 to raise a wall. 
 
 T^JS^ra gona, ^. A he-buffalo; 
 see ^e?5. 
 Jf^JS^rJ goni, ^. >/A sackcloth, 
 gunny bag. 2. a malignant 
 kind of small-pox. — ^^ 
 sacking. -^js-rfo^ to fall a 
 victim to malignant small- 
 pox, ahus. 
 N/rij?;(=cl gone, s. '*'A h^-buffalo. 
 I.fig. a stupid fellow. 
 
 fi^^-i^ gotra, ^. A family, tribe, 
 lineage, a^ ^?^ c3t)cB?:;)o3o a 
 destitute man. 
 
 ?^J3^:3-sdO godavari, s. A river 
 so called. 2. the name of a 
 woman. 
 v/t^jS^D, riJ3^5 godi, godhi, s. 
 Wheat. ~'^::i^:i^ a kind of 
 mango. 
 
 T^JS^a^ godikke, s. An unmar- 
 ried Pariah. 2. a nickname. 
 
 ?^J3^CJj^ godudi, s. A quilted 
 bed sheet. 
 
 7^J3^o5-3s3 gopale, ^. A herdsman. 
 2. Krushna. 3. a beggar. 4. 
 the name of a man. 
 
 r^JS^^ gopi, s. A herdswoman. 
 2. yellow ochre ; also i^^t'do 
 
 At^js^^ gopu, s. A thin girdle. 
 
rijs^^ gopu 
 
 210 
 
 riJS^s^ g-osva 
 
 J r^J3^^^ gopuni (-^^y z'. n. To 
 hold fast a tree with hands 
 or with a rope. 2. to join. 
 7^JS^og)d gopura, s. A tower. 
 
 T^JS?^ gope, J. A chief of herds- 
 men. 
 
 rijses^o gopya, adj. Secret, hid- 
 den, preserved. ~-^o7\^ a 
 secret. t^^^otId secretly. 
 
 riJS^z^ gobi, .y. A cabhage. 
 
 riJS^sJogoma,^. A peevish woman. 
 
 T^JSe^ooa, riJ5^s3j^5)^ gomanta, 
 gomedhika, s. A gem of a 
 yellowish <?r tawny colour, 
 topaz, onyx. 
 AriJS^do^, T^js^d^ gorante, gorate, 
 s. The prickly amaranth, 
 Barleriaprionitis. 
 
 ?^JS>^d^^ gorat^, see ^jsi^oO. 
 
 F^J3^dc3^ gorajina, see ^^Sj^^dd^. 
 
 Mj^^6i^6 gorabale, ^. A large 
 hand-net. ^^^^^ 
 
 ■^Aj^^66 gorale, s. A small hand- 
 F^JS^D"3t;i?^ gorajana, see ^J3?<5j3?3:i^. 
 riJS^D gori, j*. A grave. 2. a 
 burial ground. 
 Jj^JS^do^ goruni (^^^e^), z>. a. To 
 dig from, out, oruj), as coals 
 eU, 2. to gather, collect, pile 
 up. 3. to catch fish by a 
 hand-net. 4. to level a 
 ploughed field with a plank. 
 fiJt)^6 gore, J-^^ ??j3eT5. 
 T^JS^do^ gorely, ^6"^ ^(?-dd 
 riJS^d^oioj^ goreyuni (7?Js?T5e), 
 ^'. ^. To drive toi?ether. 
 
 rij^^e^JS^Si^ gorojana, s. Gall of 
 
 cattle, Calculus cysticus. 
 f\S}^tT gorte, see ^js^^f. 
 r5js^s3r gorle, see -Rj^^-^e. 
 
 Aj^^7:j1)F^^ gorsavuni, 7>.a. To 
 threaten. 
 
 r^JS^G^ gol^, (idj. Round. —"^^ 
 oi to make round. 
 
 ?^JS^e;oc3£)?3^golandasi;,5'. A gun- 
 ner. 
 
 riJ3^e;o2oosl golambude, see -^.j^^o 
 
 i^J3^0 goli, see t^js?^. 
 
 r^j^e^^JS^ golikotte, ^. The 
 great great grand-father. 
 
 f\j5^0zi:)ii golimara, see :^e^^Tj. 
 
 J ?^J3^e;o golu, s. Grief, lamenta- 
 tion. — S3AJ^, —td^r^ to be 
 affected with the evils of 
 another's grief. 
 
 F^JSf^joh^ golungila, ^. A plain 
 ring, a guard ring. 
 
 r^JS^d gole, see /^^se^. 
 
 f^JS^sj J govate, see :^js?sosjo. 
 
 riJS^dq^r^ govardhana, s. Tlw 
 name of a mountain. 
 
 7^JSesjQ3, T^JS^s^Sr^, rlj?^;je)d go- 
 vale, govalige, govale, s. A 
 herdsman; cf. 7^.s?s:De3, ^js?^. 
 
 T^JS^Ood govinde, ^. A name of 
 Vishnu. 2. the name of a 
 man. 
 
 T^j^^s^ govu, si'e 7^J3?. 
 
 risis^d gove, s. Goa. 
 
 riJS^s-aD, riJ3^5^6 gosvari, go- 
 svar6, s. An abstract, sum- 
 mary; also Tia^A^. 
 
ri^?^ goshti 
 
 211 
 
 7^V^ gOU]^ 
 
 fiJ^^h. ^oshti, s. Conversation, 
 discourse. 
 
 fiJS^?^S ?^J5^^0 gosi^, gosu, adv. 
 Leeward. 2. seaward. — ^ 
 yj,^ to shift the sail in order 
 to direct the vessel seaward. 
 ~ii^^, —^qh?i to steer sea- 
 ward. 
 
 rijs^^oosJoaj, Aj^^7<iohf\ gosampa- 
 yi, gosampige, s. The flower of 
 the wild champaka tree, Plu- 
 meria acuminata. 
 
 ?^JS^?^-5)05o gosayi, s. A sect of 
 Sivites. 2. a religious mendi- 
 cant, [^a cow. 
 
 riJS^3o4^ gohatya, s. Killing of 
 
 rijs^^ go la, s. A globe. 
 
 7^J5^7;^=^golalie, s. An illegitimate 
 son of a wddow. 
 
 7^X^^D=5^d golakara, adj. Globu- 
 lar, spherical. 
 
 T^JS^^^y go lata, see y^jaeejo. 
 
 f\S€^^ goli, s. A marble. 2. a 
 ball, bullet. -'^^ gun fire. 
 Jj^JS'^^rf^od golidamara, s. The 
 large banyan tree, Ficus 
 Indica. 
 
 j^JS^^srid golipadpe, ^. A kind of 
 potherb, Nyctanthes tristis. 
 JtIjs^^o golu, see /^?e;o. 
 ^f\j^^^ gole, ^. Hollowness. ^(//". 
 Hollow, void within, --^i^ 
 a hollow tree. 
 1 Tf^o^ goundi, s. A female slave, 
 maid servant. 
 
 A^oz^o goundu, s. Swelling. — ^ 
 y^^ the body to be puffed up. 
 
 Ji^od gounde, see a"^(:§. 
 J?1^2o gouji, ^. A noise, tumult, 
 uproar. 2. alarm agitation. 
 3. magnificence, grandeur. 
 -=3=Ji3j^^ to make noise; to 
 threaten. — -^j^o^^^i to shout; 
 to be magnificent. 
 T^zi gouda, s. The district of 
 / Gour. 2.se^^7K^:^. 
 J 7f^^ goudi, see t^o^. [-f^l^ 
 
 rr*^c^o goudu, adj. Peevish, fret- 
 rf^caoeoo/i^^ goudubangaii, s. A 
 trick, artifice, stratagem. 2. a 
 trickster, cheat. 
 J rf^i:! goude, s. The headman of 
 a village, ^/^. 2. a man of a 
 caste of farmers. 
 Tf^z^D^'i gounadike, s. Great- 
 ness, 
 n^cl goune, see ^^^. 
 
 rf^asJo, n^;^s3j goutama, gouta- 
 me, s. A name of Sakya 
 Muni, Buddha; c/. Xoc^a 
 
 Ti^ari goudige, .?. The seat of a 
 demon. 
 
 n'*^0 gouri, s. A name of Parvati. 
 2. the name of a w^oman. 
 — ^ balsamine. 
 
 n^DoT^^'sra gouripashana, ^. A 
 tawny coloured mineral poi- 
 son. 
 
 rv^d goule, adj. Tender, unripe, 
 sapless, as a sugarcane. 
 JT^T^dfi gousanige, s. A bag^ 
 case, cover. 
 
 rt^s?^n^^ gouli^gouli^, s. Chew- 
 ing or eating voraciously, as 
 betel leaves ek. 
 
f^^ ffoula 
 
 212 
 
 nSj^ graste 
 
 ^ 
 
 n^^, 7l^^^?j^ goula, goulls^, s. 
 Digestion, -^h?^ to be di- 
 gested. 
 Sjf^^ gouli, s. A kind of lizard. 
 —^3^0?^ the chirp of a lizard, 
 considered ominous. — s^ 
 a treatise on the omens pres 
 aged by the chirps eU. of a 
 lizard. 
 
 7f^^f\ goulige, s. A milkman. 
 
 T^^O gOUlu, ^^^ Tf^f 7f3f. 
 
 Tfs^ goule, see A^e3. 
 He) c^ gnana, see di^^. 
 HD ^ gnani, ^^^ s^^- 
 
 030 
 
 oqp 
 
 Ac) 3J=a gnapaka, ^^^ ^E,^^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 cqp 
 
 rloq^ grantha, s. A book, work, 
 composition. 
 
 7iy^€)f\,r{^^j^0f\ grastalige, gra- 
 stolige, see X^<^^e7i. 
 
 A^ graha, s. A planet. 2. an 
 evil spirit. — ^s^ooz^e; an astrolo- 
 gical diagram or table. — ^jsW 
 conjunction of planets. -XS, 
 ~t3^d the motion of the 
 planets; their influence on 
 the human destiny ; fate, luck. 
 —TTO^ the mansions of the 
 planets, ci^i- the nine planets 
 as enumerated by Hindus; 
 vtz^ tjjic^f the sun, dc^ the 
 moon, s^oX^ Mars, t^^^ Mer- 
 
 
 cury, 2^^^^^ Jupiter, ^j5, 
 Venus, ^oi Saturn, i:ssoj the 
 ascending node, ^^^ the des- 
 cending node, sj^e;— convul- 
 sion of children. 
 
 rahana, s. Keception, 
 acceptance. 2. comprehen- 
 sion. 3. an eclipse. — ^s^ the 
 occasion of an eclipse. 
 
 rlsdc? grahani, .y. Rickets, a 
 wasting disease. 
 
 A^'i grahike, s. Understanding, 
 comprehension. 
 
 r1j2o^?j, rijco^jj^ grahipuni, gra- 
 hisuni (^20), v. n. To under- 
 stand, comprehend, perceive. 
 2. to consider, ponder. 
 
 T^oh granti, s. Habit, practice. 
 2. appetite, longing, eager 
 desire. 
 
 rra^e^sd gracara, see under X)^. 
 
 rra^ra grana, see Aj^r^s. 
 
 rgjC^ grani, see Kj^A. 
 
 rgjdo grama, s. A village, ham- 
 let. -^4j^ the custom of a 
 village. — ^jaw a village coun- 
 cil. — cjsoa^, -^a villager. 
 AD)^_g rural, rustic, unpolish- 
 ed, inelegant. 
 
 rra^?^ grasa, s. Amouthful of food. 
 2. food, subsistence. 
 
 n^j^ graste, see t^^^- 
 
^- glia 
 
 213 
 
 ttJi^Z ghora 
 
 4^ 
 
 Tj- gba, the seventeenth letter 
 of the alphabet. 
 
 ^cy ghanta, see =5^cy^. 
 
 j^j^olo ghanti, see ao^. 
 
 ^c^ ghante, ^. An hour. 2. a 
 clock; ^^^ Aca 
 
 ^0^ ghandi, ^^^ aoS. 
 
 ^os^v^*' ghamiz, ^^^ aoSo. 
 
 ^^y ghata, s. A large earthen 
 water-jar. 2. the body. 
 
 ^U=^,^ ghatakkane, see Tiri^^. 
 
 ejj^y?^ ghatane, s. Contact. 2. as- 
 semblage, bringing together. 
 
 ^ij:^33r ghatasarpe, s. A large 
 snake. 
 
 ■^Aj ghatta, s. A ghaut, defile, 
 pass. 
 
 ^IJ el ghattane, see ^ue3. 
 
 So 
 
 ^11 ghatti, ^^^ A^. 
 
 c^^j)d^ ghadavane, s. Joining, 
 uniting. 2. invention, manu- 
 facture, coining. 3. fabri- 
 cation, concoction. 
 
 •i^ct ghadi, see 7(^. 
 
 ^r^^rsghanaghana, s. The sound 
 of a ringing bell. 
 
 ^-^ ghana, s. Respectability, 
 honour, dignity. 2. hardness. 
 3. solidity, substance. adj. 
 Heavy. 2. noble, great. — s 
 greatness, nobility, glory. 
 ~Ti^.t^ the cube root. 
 
 GH 
 
 ^^oghama, s. Fragrance, odour. 
 
 ^^z5^, ^^:^F gharimi^, gharmi, 
 see A,3or. 
 
 ^^f\ ghalige, see a^^. 
 
 ^De^^ ghatu, see 7^0. 
 
 ^e)^, ^^^, pD^r\ ghata, gha- 
 taka, ghataga, s. Murder, 
 slaughter, killing. 2. trea- 
 chery, fraud. ^^— suicide. 
 ^e-si- destroying life, mur- 
 der; suicide. ^s^^Ti— treach- 
 ery, breach of trust. «;ije)^^, 
 v^^T^ a murderer; an execu- 
 tioner; a cheat. 
 
 sd^-sa ghati,^. A matter becoming 
 serious. 55§?" e^Br ^j?)o e?cS 
 what was meant for a joke, 
 has become serious. 
 
 o[?^cj ghada, s. Depth. 
 
 ^e)E^D ghabari, see i^z^b. 
 ^J^sQiio ghaya, s. A wound. 
 
 ^d ghara, ^<?^ ad5. 
 
 ^/>) ghasi, ^. Fatigue, trouble, 
 toil. 2. conclusion, exhaus- 
 tion, termination, death. —'^ 
 t^ to be troubled, fatigued; 
 to die; to conclude, finish. 
 
 ^^^ ghali, s. Air, wind, breeze. 
 
 pj^^d ghoda, s. A horse. 
 
 ^J5^d ghora, adj. Frightful, 
 horrible, dreadful. 
 
2S na 
 
 214 
 
 2^og^ candra 
 
 
 N 
 
 2C na, The eighteenth letter of the alphabet. No words begin 
 with this letter. 
 
 23^ 
 
 C 
 
 ^c ca, The nineteenth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 z^oA^ cmg^, s. Guimbard, Jew's- 
 harp. 
 
 -/ 2ao/i, 2;^ori^, E^oridoofl, s^ori 
 
 5Jjo?^> cans^a, cangane, canga- 
 manga, cangeimangei, s. A 
 frolic, gambol. 2. hoax, hum- 
 bug, deceit. —Tio^\^ to de- 
 ceive, impose upon. 
 
 2:^o?Tc)05o cangayi, s. A friend. 2. 
 friendship. 
 
 s^orioC) canguli, ^- A preparation 
 consisting of jackfruit, jag- 
 gory, the juice of cocoanut 
 and rice. 
 
 t^gZc camca, s. A spoon. 
 
 z^ozi^ cancala, adj. Fickle, wa- 
 vering, unsteady. ~^^, — sg 
 fickleness. -^?ioJ fickle 
 mindedness. iiczi6 a fickle 
 man. 
 
 T^ouf cand^, see sScS. 
 
 ei^odcanda, J. Vehemence, fierce- 
 ness, obstinacy. 2. offspring. 
 3. host, multitude, adj. Vehe- 
 ment, fierce, obstinate. 2. 
 quarrelsome. 
 
 2^oC3c)C^o^ candaduni, see sSo^ro 
 
 e;^oC3e)s3 candale, s. An outcast. 
 
 Pariah. 2. a wicked man. 
 
 Jt^o^ candi, ^. Wetness, adj. 
 
 Wet, moist, humid. — s^cS 
 
 very wet. — -^^o^^ to wet. 
 
 Zdo^, 2^0^=^ candi, candike, s. A 
 name of Parvati. 
 
 E^oc^o candu, see ^oS. 
 
 zio'd cande, s. A kind of drum. 
 
 2^o:l5jOd candemara, ^^^ ^cil. 
 ie^od canda, ^. Beauty, elegance. 
 
 z^odrl, 2^ocjo=?^, s^cc^orl candaga, 
 canduka, canduga, s. A small 
 box. 
 
 2^od?^ candana, s. Sandal, San^a- 
 lum album. 
 
 2^ogj candra, s. The moon. -^e3 
 a digit of the moon. — ^^ 
 the colour of the rising moon, 
 red. — =??Tir©, _7<)Sdr® an eclipse 
 of the moon. _ eSoeo the 
 moon's disk. 
 
 s^od^^s* candraka, j. The eye in 
 a peacock's tail. 
 
 2^ocS,=5s)o^ candrakanta, ^. A kind 
 of gem. 2. alabaster. 
 
2^0 d; candra 
 
 215 
 
 2^^*' caki^ 
 
 2;^ogj^e)ovl candrakanti, s. The 
 
 moon-flower, Ipomoeagrandi- 
 
 flora. 
 s^od^^EjS^vl candrajoti, s. A blue 
 
 light, a kind of firework. 
 E^od^^T^ candranage, s. A ser- 
 pent with a crescent-like 
 
 stripe on its head. 
 'doz^x^ti candrabare, ^. A red 
 
 kind of plantain tree. 
 s^odz^^s^O candrabavali, s. A 
 
 kind of ornament for females. 
 2^od,^oo^e; candramandala, s. 
 
 The moon's orb. 2. an idol's 
 
 whirling car. 
 s^od^sjod^^ candramadake, s. A 
 
 kind of fish. 
 2^od,s^jodo candrajnuru, s. A fe- 
 
 male's ear-ornament in the 
 
 form of a half-moon. 
 'doJ^-^0'6 candravamsa, s. The 
 
 lunar race. 
 s^on^jOljjqScandrayudha, see 'd'^y 
 2^0 q^Q candrari, s. Ketu, the 
 
 ascending node. 
 2;^oC3^^3 candravati, ^. The name 
 
 of a city. 2. the name of a 
 
 woman. 
 2^ca^=^ candrike, s. Moonlight. 
 
 2. the covering of a letter 
 
 written on a palm leaf. 3. 
 
 palm leaves rolled and tied 
 
 up. 
 
 s^od candre, s. The moon. 
 
 / 
 -^2^o?d canna, ^^VBed. 2: hand- 
 some, well. 
 n/s^oc^cScJOSo cannanayi, ^. A wolf. 
 
 s^oF^^?^ cannalige, s. The red 
 
 jasmine. 
 2^oo5c)2oJSdo, 2:^o^wj^dj canna- 
 
 buru, canneburu, s, A kind of 
 
 creeper. 
 'do'^ canne, ^. A kind of game 
 
 with cowries. — ^?6 a board 
 
 with two rows of seven holes 
 
 for arranging the cowries. 
 
 _:;^j380o^^ to play at such a 
 
 game. 
 dotj^ campaka, s. The flower of 
 
 Michel ia champaka ; bet. tjo 
 
 2^0^ campe, see eisS^. 
 
 2^0 20, 2;^o2co camba, cambu, s. A 
 small water-pot; cf. 2^0200. 
 2. a barge, fishing boat. 
 
 2^o23?)d cambare, see do-^i^-^. 
 
 2^o2^r^, 2io2oori cambige cambuge, 
 s. A shoe. 2. a bad smell. 
 
 2^023^0 cambeli, s. A cunning 
 female. 
 
 2^o2uJ3^, 2^o5±)^ cambodi, cam- 
 madi, s. A sledge hammer. 
 2. skin, leather. 3. a scourge, 
 whip. 
 
 2^oS^Js6 cammare, s. A shoe- 
 maker, chuckler; cf. ?i^07^-5. 
 
 .z^o^o cammi, ^.-Dampness, mois- 
 ture. 2. a kind of water- 
 plant. 
 
 2:^o2oor carmbu, s. A blossom 
 without setting fruit, adj. 
 Thin. 
 
 2^o200FQ carmburi, see 2i^±)oro. 
 
 2tf^^ cak^, Ji?^ 2^^^. 
 
 2;^^^20oa caki^bandi, ^^^ &^^0;Sioa. 
 
2^^ cakiji 
 
 216 
 
 T^k^ catix 
 
 e^=5<^doo^ 2^=^si)0-S-, cakijimuki, 
 cakamuki, ^. The steel with 
 which fire is struck. — ^^ a 
 flint stone. — sod^o^ to strike 
 fire with a flint and steel. 
 
 ^"^odi cakanda, see si^^orf. 
 
 2:^=^2^=5^ cakacakiji,^^'. Slow. ad-v. 
 Shortly, suddenly. 
 
 e^€J5)^^ cakotra, see ^"^^i^- 
 
 2:^=5=*, cakk\^, adj. Hollow, without 
 >/ kernel. 2.'4tunted, short, lean. 
 ^ ^3. flat. — ^^03j a hollow 
 cocoanut. — -^ozS a flat head. 
 — "dog? a low seat. — "sSjjs^o a 
 flat nose; also ?:»o5^jjs^o. 
 Vd^cakka, adv. Quickly, at once. 
 —^0^0^^ to sit at once, with- 
 out observing where. 
 /2;^=^orf cakkanda, j.Plausibleness, 
 speciousness. adj. Plausible, 
 specious. — tooSj a plausible 
 man. — s:d^ a plausible 
 speech, flattery. — sj^^o^ to 
 say what is plausible, to flat- 
 ter. 
 
 t^^^^ cakkatt^, hdj. Low. 
 
 2:^=3^,3^, cakkappa, adv. Down, be- 
 
 low. 
 z^=^,^:^ cakkamy, see aisoSo. 
 e^=^sJoo^ cakkamukki, ^^^ s^^ 
 
 z^^d cakkare, ^. Sugar. 
 
 Z^^. cakki, ^. An ornament worn 
 by female children. 
 
 2^=5^05 cakku, see ti^^. 
 
 T^'a^uot^ cakkubandi, s. Boun- 
 dary-stones. 2. jurisdiction. 
 
 J 2;^ ^0)0 cakkuli, s. A cake made 
 of rice flour, salt eU., and 
 fried in oil; also ^o'^c^zi-d o. 
 
 -te^j.0s^od cakkulimara, ^. The 
 Manilla tamarind tree, Jn£-a- 
 dulcis. 
 'd'^^jp cakkulli, s. The pum- 
 plemose or shaddock, Citrus 
 decumana. 
 
 J2;^=^cakke, see ^\. 
 'd^^ cakkeliji, s. The bosom. 
 
 XT 
 
 z^'o- cakra, s. A quarter rupee. 
 2. a wheel, circle. 3. a pot- 
 ter's wheel, coach wheel. 4. a 
 discus. — aS two equal parts, 
 as of a cocoanut. — ^ocl^ a 
 kind of small white cloth. 
 — e^^r© a wheel shaped fire- 
 work. —^3^0 a mendicant's 
 drum. -^^ a necklace of 
 gold ringlets. 
 
 2^=3^ ^3r cakravarti, ^. An em- 
 peror. — ^> an empress. 
 
 2^^ cakri, s. Vishnu. 2. a 
 potter. 3. a snake. 
 
 'i^T\^ cagane, see tioii. 
 ^'dr\':i^ cagule, s. A bug. 
 J 2:^2;^ d caccara, ^. Haste, speed, 
 hurry. 
 
 2:^25^ =a caccouka, s. A square, 
 quadrangle. 
 
 2^^<^ cat^, tntj. Fie, fie! adj. 
 Useless, excessive. 4*^2^^ 
 very sour. -^S, .y^^ 3il3x;Q. 
 J 2^^^ cat^ka, J. A snapping 
 sound, adv. Quickly, briskly. 
 -^eL^) to walk briskly. 
 
\ 
 
 217 
 
 2^^ cadi 
 
 ''J ^3^ i,^ cati^kkane, adi'. Harshly, 
 rudely. — ^f^o) to say rudely. 
 s^ej cata, s. Energy, vigour. . 2. 
 the germ of a disease, the 
 remaining symptoms of a 
 disease. — c^s^^^^ to eradicate 
 a disease, —^^qh^ to lose 
 energy, be tired, weary. 
 2;^y=a cataka, s. A summary me- 
 thod of offering to the manes 
 of departed ancestors. 
 
 ^2^y^ catakka, s. A slapping or 
 cracking sound; c/. eilH^. 
 
 J2;^l]2;^eJ, ei^sj^ catacata, cata- 
 pata, s. Noise produced, as 
 in slapping or cracking a 
 whip. 
 2^e3r?) catini, s. Grain or fruit 
 pounded, made into a thick 
 paste with chillies, salt, eU. 
 and eaten as a condiment 
 with curry ; chatney. 
 2;^l3ooe3 catipiti, adv. For noth- 
 ing, uselessly. 
 
 ^t^li^^ catila, s. A cracking 
 sound. 
 
 Jt^^, catt^, End, dissolution, 
 termination, death. 2. ex- 
 haustion,^ consumption, ruin, 
 demolition, extinction. — =5^^^^^ 
 ^, _c24^^, —-rfo^o^^ to exhaust, 
 spend away, tire. 
 
 J^ei, catta, s. A litter, sort of 
 a palanquin. 2. a bier. 3. a 
 window frame. — =3^wo^^ to pre- 
 pare a bier. 
 
 i ^s^y.c^ cattane, adv. Suddenly; 
 c/. 3i%?3. 
 
 s/s^li, catti, s. A broad-mouthed 
 spittoon. 2. a chamber pot. 
 2^13, Q^ cattini, ^^^ ^^'f^- 
 
 £a^o, cattu, ^. A country pony. 
 
 iS * * _ 
 2. see 2^13.. 
 
 42:^^ catte, a;^'. Flat, level, with- 
 
 j out inclination. ^-^^ a flat 
 
 stone. 
 J'^^,nD6 cattegare, s. A native 
 
 who assumes European dress. 
 
 2^e3, 2^13, catni, catni, ^^^ s^^^- 
 p3 < • • 
 
 2;^C3*2;^t3^ cadi^cadi^, ^^^. Quickly, 
 speedily. — iorfA ^ss^tjo^ to 
 mount a ladder quickly. 
 
 2^:3^^, z^zi^ cadi^ta, cadata, see 
 
 z^:i^ cadati, s. Dissimulation. 
 2, see Ti^r. 
 
 2^C5^2;^^ cadacadi, see eiwsiy. 
 2. 6"^^ EiSs^S. 
 
 2^j^-i)o5j?oo^ cadayisuni (eizs^osooJ), 
 ^. ^. To increase, raise or bid 
 >C higher, as price. ^2. to beat, 
 strike, flog. ^js?^— to put 
 in stocks. ACA?d-d— to swal- 
 low liquor. ^^^- to smoke 
 excessively. 
 
 'dz^^ cadavu, s. An ascent, 
 uphill. 2. increase, enhance- 
 ment. 3. a kind of country 
 shoes. — -^^-^^ to raise, en- 
 hance, as the price; c/. ?iz^ 
 
 2^C3^5^^ cadavuni, v. a. To as- 
 cend, climb. 
 2;^cs"5?;jO^ cadasuni, see 2izssoso?i3^. 
 2;^^ cadi, s. A notch, indentation. 
 M 2.^a whip, stripe. —^4^^, 
 
 19 
 
s^c^o cadu 
 
 218 
 
 zi^ cani 
 
 — •sii^o^oi to make a notcli. 
 —^^=5^0^ to whip. — ^ ^o?6 a 
 joining bench, groove-plane, 
 jointer. 
 
 S^do cadu, J. The belly. 2. a 
 pleasing discourse. 
 
 e^dorij cadugu, adj. Bad, de- 
 praved. 
 
 z^zi:^^ caduta, s. Persistency, 
 obstinacy. 2. a bet d?^ wager. 
 — S3s^-dj^ to speak persistently, 
 to provoke. 
 
 z^d cade, j. A kind of bag. 
 
 tadg cadta, s. Daily <?/ regular 
 observance of rites or cus- 
 toms; cf. ^oioF. 2. see zixi^^, 
 aji— a diary. 
 v/s^do cadpu, ^. Leanness, thin- 
 ness. 
 
 zi£7) cana, ^^^ tx^* 
 ^2^r?)a^ canilyi, ^^^ s^^^. 
 
 ^3^6ot\ catijirengi, see ai^^^. 
 
 s^^OD^ catur^, num. Four. — X 
 ^the four sides or boundaries 
 of a land eic. frous. 
 
 s^^od catura, adj. Clever, dexte- 
 
 z^^odori caturanga, s. Chess. 
 
 s^^jdofieoe; caturangabala, s. An 
 army consisting of infantry, 
 cavalry, elephants and war 
 chariots. 
 
 ^:^6 cature, see «3^^t5. 
 
 z^i^o^F caturthi, adj. Fourth. 
 s. The fourth day of the lunar 
 fortnight. ~s?t^^ the dative 
 case, gram. 
 
 s^^odr^ caturdasi, s. The four- 
 
 teenth day of the lunar fort- 
 night. 
 
 z^^os^rnr caturvarga. The four 
 objects of pursuit: justice, 
 wealth, pleasure, and heaven. 
 
 e^:^jdrr9r caturvarna, s. The 
 four castes. 
 
 2^^os3^rd caturveda, s. The 
 four Vedas or ancient scrip- 
 tures of the Hindus. 
 
 e^^o^-g^cj catushpada, adj. Qua- 
 druped. 
 'i2;^c3^D^,e^rfD^,e^cJd cad^r^, cada- 
 r^, cadara, s. Dispersion, dis- 
 sipation, scattering. ~^h^ 
 to be dispersed, scattered. 
 —^0^0^^ to disperse, scatter. 
 
 iz^dD^s^j^), ddD^^ cadaravuni, 
 cadaripuni, c. v. (of ds^o^) 
 To disperse, scatter. 
 
 Js^cJdj^ cadaruni (sirf^), v.n. To 
 be scattered, dispersed; also 
 
 z^a cadi, s. Obstinacy, pertina- 
 city. — -rfo^J*^?! to be obstinate. 
 2ia^_ revenge, retaliation. 
 -^dJoJ) cadupu, ^. Skill, ingenu- 
 ity, cunning. — ;^j3e&i^4^ to 
 play tricks. 
 s^dod cadura, see £i^"d, s^i^ojor. 
 s^djjS cadure, see &^^t3. 
 Jz^d cade, s. Severe fighting. 2. 
 destruction of life. 
 2^c3c)c^ canani, s. Great harm. 
 2. quarrel, riot. 3. desola- 
 tion, waste, ruin. 
 z^^ cani, see -A?^. ^see 7i^6. 
 
 J'i^^^ canilvi, s. A squirrel. 2. 
 
s^fl canna 
 
 219 
 
 2^zo caba 
 
 t^^ canna, see ^o^. 
 ^s^sis^sjcapacapa,^. A noise made 
 
 with the mouth, as a pig in 
 
 eating. 
 'dsti^ capate, see si^. 
 "dtjUz^Tf caparas^, see "dz^^^. 
 
 e^sj^, 2^3J^ capala, capala, adj. 
 Waving, moving. 2. fickle, 
 unsteady. 3. swift, quick. 
 —t-^., —^^ fickleness; quick 
 perception. ~t>'^-6j^^ a man 
 of quick perception or ap- 
 prehension. — ^^co fickle- 
 mindedness. ^^^ a woman 
 with quick and moving eyes. 
 2. Laxmi, the goddess of 
 wealth. [O5o?i3^. 
 
 d53"So5j?do^ capayisuni, see ^zii> 
 
 2^55e)4> capavu, see ^zit>^. 
 
 'dh capdi, see ei^^a. 
 
 2^sj. cappa, adv. Fast, firmly. 
 2. suddenly. —^^^^ to stick 
 fast. — so^^ooi to fix firmly. 
 
 e^^ cappa, ^^^ £^33^. 
 >/2^^or( cappanga, s. The sappan 
 
 tree, Caesalpinia sappan. 
 ^'i^tj^ cappatyi, adj. Tasteless, 
 insipid. 2. bad, worthless. 
 
 s^sj.^ cappate, s. A worthless 
 person, adj. see df^. 
 
 'idti'^. cappatte, s. Cooling. 
 
 2i^cs2)Z§ cappadaci, s. Coaxing, 
 flattering. 2. fabrication, in- 
 vention. 
 
 'dti^ cappadi, see si^.a. 
 
 eisj ^ cappanna, adj. Fifty-six. 
 —^^^ the fifty-six countries 
 
 enumerated by the Hindu 
 
 writers. 
 z^s^D^ cappari;i, s. A kind of 
 
 dried fish. 
 E^^D^ cappar^, adj. Low, cast 
 
 down. —^.^0200 an ornament 
 
 of a devil-dancer. — sojs-do^ 
 
 to be low. 
 -/^^^d cappara, ^. A shed, pandal. 
 
 — -doosi a cot with posts and 
 
 curtains. — sj^i^o^i to put up 
 
 a temporary shed. 
 V?;*^^^^^ capparipuni (s^^^), "o. 
 
 a. To smack the lips. 
 7^ ^53^, ^^^ cappal^, cappali^, 
 
 s. A shoe, sandal. 
 /e^^^ cappali, s. Clapping the 
 
 hands. 
 
 /s^^^^^^ cappalipuni (^^^), ^'. ^. 
 ' To clap the hands. 
 2;^33^,o5o?oO?i cappayisuni, see ^^ 
 
 2^35^5^ CappavU, ^^^ ef^SjD^. 
 
 s^^, e^^ cappi, cappe, i". A 
 
 stamp, seal, mark. 
 2^^ ^ cappudi, s. Concealing. 
 
 2. legerdemain, jugglery; also 
 
 -Ae5. 3. the play of 'hide 
 
 and seek'. 
 Vs^^ cappe, adj. Tasteless, insi- 
 pid, unsavoury. 3. cool, vapid. 
 
 4. trifling, worthless. — &5d5 
 
 quite worthless. 
 2^33^?^^ caprasi^, s. A kind of 
 
 drill cloth. 
 e^zj^Dd, 2:^2oo=ac)d cabakara, cabu- 
 
 kara, s. Soap; fuller's earth; 
 
 also ?i20o^5, ?fe20j3jdo. 
 
 19* 
 
s^eoo cabu 
 
 220 
 
 •^0 cari 
 
 s^eoos^sdotf cabuki^imara, see ^4^ 
 
 2^2jj=ctO cabuku, s. A whip, -rf 
 
 ^■rf a Casuarina tree. 
 t^si3^=5=«)c5^cami^kan^, ^^^ aiE:^^. 
 
 2:^sjj^rra6 cam^gare, ^. A shoe- 
 maker, chuckler. — "rf ero^ a 
 chuckler's awl; (^/^^ ?jSo7\:s-d. 
 
 2^ ^2;^ cam^ca, see "d-^. 
 
 72^s^ol3r^ camatige, s. A sledge 
 hammer. 
 
 2:dS^oc^ camada, ^. The skin, 
 leather, 
 
 E^Sjos^d camatkara, ^. Clever- 
 ness, dexterity, artifice. 2. 
 astonishment, surprise. 3. 
 wit, eloquence. 4. anything 
 curious, ingenious or ex- 
 traordinary; also 'd-^-^^-K. 
 
 t:^do3^7^,cainattige,^. The flower 
 of Pyrethrum indicum. 
 
 e^doDsJOxii camarimr^ga, s. The 
 yak, or bos-grunniens, 
 
 ^^dsJ^^i^ caman^, see s^So^^. 
 
 e^^jo^^ camipuni, see ^^^^. 
 
 s^s^o camca, s. A spoon, ladle. 
 
 z^ojo caya, ^^^ t>,°^^- 
 
 z^oSj cayi, ^^t? ^^-s- 
 
 2^o5os-) cayila, see t^^. 
 
 2^0^0200 car^mbu, see do'i^^c^T. 
 
 'dt cara, adj. Moveable, lo- 
 comotive. —3§oo^, eiTO^ move- 
 able or personal property, 
 chattels. 
 Vz^cJs*, z^d'S'o carak^, caraku, s. 
 Merchandise, cargo. 2. goods, 
 articles; bet. ?:Jd^. 
 
 s^d^g^ caraky,^. Machinery. ->So 
 7^f4^ to set a machine in 
 motion. 
 
 'dst'dt caracara, s. A noise made 
 in spurting ^r throwing water 
 from a pump, ^.see gl&elD. 
 — ^e^ an even accumulation 
 of water in a field. — sjuirjo^ 
 to prattle. 
 >/2^dcj carate, s. What is coarse ; 
 leavings or stalks. 
 
 2^dra carana, s. The foot. 2. a 
 foot in poetry. — ;6e^, see '^^ 
 
 2^ del carane, s. Pasturage, graz- 
 ing. 
 
 'dx^h'^t caracara, adj. Moveable 
 and immoveable. — •^7i>^'?<o 
 
 
 
 animate or inanimate things; 
 the creation, world. 
 2^crarOj^ carasti, see under d-d. 
 ^2)^07^ carige, sik cooking utensil 
 of copper or brass. 2. see 
 
 2^Dr^ carige, see 'd:>QAz7. 
 
 2^0^, 2:^0^, 2d dJj carita, caritra, 
 caritre, s. A history, story, 
 narrative. 2. conduct, be- 
 haviour. 
 
 2^Dq3) caripu, s. An offering 
 presented to an idol and 
 then distributed among the 
 people present. 
 
 2;^D^^ caripuni (ei&), v. a. To 
 quake, tremble, shudder, shi- 
 ver; cf. rft>4^. 
 
 2^0o3)^ caripuni (e^b), ?•. «. To 
 move; wander. 
 
2^,do caru 
 
 221 
 
 2^ej calla 
 
 2^ do, e^dod caru, caruva, s. An 
 oblation of rice and other 
 ingredients to the gods or 
 n/ demons. V2. a small fish. 
 
 2^ do 200 carubu, ^^^ Eicaoor. 
 
 2^6 care, ^. Small shots. 2. the 
 head; 3^/. ^"5- 
 
 2^=s^r carka, ^^^. Straightly, 
 directly. — "dwo^?) to splash 
 off, as mud. 
 
 ^■^F carki, see ii^i^. 
 
 2^2^r, 2;^2lr carci, carce, s. Dis- 
 pute, wrangling, —■do'^^^ to 
 dispute, reason, argue. 
 
 t^ar cardi, s. Vomiting. 
 
 2:^3Jr^, 2;^sJr^^, '^^■?)Fb^ carpa- 
 tiji, carpatt^, carp at ^, ^4/'. 
 Watery. 
 
 2:^33)^ carpu, ^^^ ^^^. 
 
 •di^F carbi, ^. Fat, grease. 2. 
 arrogance, pride, y%-. 
 
 2^sJor carina, s. The skin, hide, 
 leather. — s^dt^s^^ to flay, peel, 
 skin, bark. 
 
 2;^ door D carmuri, s. Parched rice. 
 
 .2;^odor, 2io3or carya, carye, s. 
 Observance of rites or cus- 
 toms. 2. conduct, demeanour. 
 a?^— a diary, chronicle. 
 
 z^zSf carva, see £i"rfo. 
 
 2^sdrr3 carvana, ^. Chewing betel. 
 
 2:^o^3Jb^ calijipat^, see iiAp- 
 
 2^^ cala, see ^<^- 
 
 ^ ^=a^ calaki^, s. Dexterity, parti- 
 cularly of the hand or tongue. 
 J^^^'^t) calacala, s. A noise in 
 wading through water, as 
 
 children make while playing. 
 
 2:^^^ calane, s. Motion, move- 
 ment, adj. Wandering, roam- 
 ing. 
 
 2^^3Jb^ calapati^, see £i^0. 
 
 zivzi'o calavala^ s. Alarm, con- 
 sternation, agitation. 2. ex- 
 haustion, weariness; c/. ^sy80(*;. 
 
 2;^o^sJ^ calapala, s. Agitating 
 water. 
 
 2^5^-3sdr^ calavani, s. Currency, 
 genuineness, as of a coin. 
 soooa— drawing a bill of ex- 
 change. — ^ ^^^o a current 
 coin. --^0^^^ to make pass 
 or current. 
 /^O call, s. Cold, chilliness, 
 shivering, as in ague. adj. 
 Cold, chilly; also TiO. -^e^ 
 the cold season. —7(^, see ^ 
 ^ =??. _sjjs«9 cold wind. — si'd 
 ague. —=5^0904^ to warm. — ^ 
 a3o<ij3r®o?) to be warming one- 
 self. ^7j^ ^ to catch cold; 
 to be afraid. -ex)c^ 4^?^^ to 
 be relieved of cold ; fear to 
 depart. 
 Me^^ calipuni {^^), v. a. To 
 shake] move. 
 
 2^000, 2^^ calimi, calmi, see 
 
 2;^e> eS. calpatte, see si^. 
 >/2cO^ callu, adj. Stupid, dull. 
 2. timid, timorous. 3. imbe- 
 cile, weak, useless. [bell. 
 2^0^ "§■ callyike, s. A kind of small 
 
 en 
 
 '^o calla, s. A noise of a fall 
 with force. 
 
^o calla 
 
 222 
 
 7^^ cala 
 
 eae;oAa)o5o callang^ayi, s. The 
 Sepistaii plum, Cordia myxa. 
 
 'd^oii callante, s. A kind of 
 crab. 
 >/s^e)r3, ^^r^, s^^^c^ callana, cal- 
 lana, callana, ^'."^liort breeches, 
 reaching only to the middle 
 of the thighs. 2. a mat of 
 straw rope. 3. a covering 
 for a horse. 
 •^2^0-3^^ callapini i^^-, 'v. n. To 
 get weak. 2. to become use- 
 less. 3. to fail, lose; cf, ei^. 
 
 ' ' y no 
 
 2;^a5)ajO callapilli, ^. Confusion, 
 disorder. 2. dispersion, scat- 
 tering. 
 
 v^g calli, ^."A chip. 2. a reed. 
 S.'d, potsherd. 4.v^a kind of 
 grass. 
 
 J2^e;o^ calluni (£^§,), 'v,n. To 
 spill, shed; to disperse. 
 
 >yds3 calle, j. >'A weak 6>r timid 
 
 CO ' 
 
 man. 2. the name of a man. 
 2:^53 oj?3 callepille, 5. Youngsters. 
 
 PO PO ^ 
 
 ^e^^ where shall I take these 
 little ones? 
 
 2;^sJ^ri cavadio^e, see s^^ci^. 
 
 e^s^cl cavane, 5". An instrument 
 for drawing wire, pincers, 
 tweezers. — S sjsS -Bii^^ to 
 draw wire through it. 
 
 s^dd cavara, ^. A fly-brush. 2. 
 
 z^wQD cavala, s. Half a rupee. 
 2. the ceremony of tonsure 
 of a child, 
 at 12] per cent 
 
 eoa interest 
 
 s^D cavi, .y. A disease of newly 
 
 born infants. 
 e^s^ceio cavuntu, see si^ow^. 
 E^^oeJOo^ cavuntuni, see si^oUo^. 
 2^d)=5' cavuka, ^^^^ ^^'^s'- 
 2^ ^=3^^ cavuka li, ^^^ ti^?f<^. 
 
 2^53)^=^^, ^^^^^ cavukasa, cavu- 
 kasi, ^. Cleverness in dealings, 
 marketing with judgment. 
 2. leisure, respite; bet. ?33^ 
 
 2^5^-S-, e^^=a cavuki, cavuke, see 
 
 2;^^d cavura, ^^^ ^■^^• 
 
 2^5jD"3r%i^ cavurasij, ^. A square 
 bottle. 
 
 e^sgs cavuri, ^^^ ^^'^^ 
 J2^^0, 2^s^^ cavuli, cavuli, adj. 
 Cold, —o)?^ cold water. —2^0 
 as very cold water. 
 J^^^, 2^sS°^j cavul^, cavulu, 
 adj. Brackish, saline. -£il?:<S)o 
 poor or infertile land. —44^- 
 nitre ; earth salt. 
 
 2^sJ^^^o3j cavulikayi, s. The ve- 
 getable Dolichos fobas for 
 mis. 
 
 2^3oejS E^so-sc^ cahal^, caharyi, ^. 
 Expertness, dexterity. 2. 
 conduct. 
 
 z^s;^^ calakv, .y^^ eic^^- 
 
 2^^^ calaki, j. A kind of bra- 
 celet, made of gold and coral 
 beads. 
 Js^'^s^v^ calacala, ^. ^A. bubbling 
 noise. j2. glittering. -^>3o 
 2iJ?i to glitter, glimmer, shine. 
 
2^^ cala 
 
 223 
 
 25"33J capa 
 
 2^°t;^^oosjj*, e^^j^ozoo cala turning, 
 caltumbu, s. A double cone- 
 shaped ear-ornament worn 
 by females. 
 -/d^ call, see 2ie5. 
 
 c^^i,-^ calli^, ^^^ £i^. 
 
 2;^°^ calla, J^^ E^^ij- 
 
 z^^sjjd oallamara, s. The mon- 
 key-fruit tree. 
 
 2^c) ca, s. The tea plant, 77?^^ 
 
 . viridis. 2^ lemon grass, 
 Andropogon schoenanthus. 
 3. infusion ^;' decoction of 
 the leaves of tea or any medi- 
 cinal plant. — ^^ the tea 
 leaves. -"^^Ov^oi to prepare tea. 
 
 t3c)o^ canti^, see ^^^. 
 
 £5150^ cante, adj. Lame, crippled. 
 —535 a lame leg. 
 
 2/3«)or3"5)s3 candale, see aio^s^d 
 Jz5£)odo^ canduni (e^soS), v. a. To 
 fling ^r dart a spear. 
 
 t52)Oo5c):^0ci campaduni (£^os:d5), 
 V. a. To withdraw, get out. 
 
 t5«;o^ campu, s. A knot, as of 
 an angling tackle. 
 
 25e)o2jj^ cambuni (^^^so^), z\n. 
 
 To flee, escape, run away. 
 
 ^ 2. to close, shut, shrivel, as a 
 
 ^ flower. V, «> To lift with a 
 lever. 
 
 t5^^ cakijL, .y. Chalk. 
 
 2-5^=5^^^ cakatt^, ^. A kind of 
 bracelet made of coral and 
 gold beads. 2. a packet of 
 tea. —^ ^Jr5, ^^Fs^^a^Doso a 
 
 eo 
 
 bead of such a bracelet. 
 
 ^5D=^D, E5b|;j cakari, cakri, 3-. Ser- 
 vice, employment. — i3do3j a 
 servant. -•;ios;^o^^ to do ser- 
 vice. 
 ■^ e5i)2^j^ cacuni (^-td^), '^'. a. ^0 
 stretch out, hold out. 2. to 
 bow. 
 2.3e)^* cat^, s. Exchange, barter ; 
 also 1^^. — -^^j^^ to barter, 
 exchange. 
 tic)^^ cati^, s. Force, current. 
 
 ^e^rf— current of water. 
 t5-sy^, t5^y=s^doo J cataka, cata- 
 kamantra, s. An incantation 
 for destroying or subjugating 
 a person. 
 2^^ 13, e5^^ cati, cate, ^"^^ ^^^. 
 J^D^ cadi, ^. Defamation, slan- 
 der. 2. talebearing, -tvjt? 
 a slanderer, talebearer. — ^ 
 Tj^ _s:s;^-d, — ?joa slanderous 
 
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 report. 
 
 -/ 2^2)^0^00^ cadiyuni (^^a), z/. ^. 
 To slander. 
 
 £5^^o^ catappu, see &^^. 
 
 L5c)<B cati, see epS. 
 
 t5e):^od cature, s. A clever, dex- 
 terous person. 
 
 t5c)^oojjr caturya, ^. Eloquence. 
 2. dexterity. 3. cleverness ; 
 also ^^^— ^^'. Skilful, clever. 
 — crooSo a dexterous man. 
 
 e5«)^«)oo2)^ canahani, see ii^D^. 
 
 ZSD^ canu, see s^?^. 
 
 e5D?^J5Q;j canulu, ^. A woman's 
 neck ornament. 
 
 e5e)sj^e)c5 capakane, see 93^.^3^. 
 
u^t> capa 
 
 224 
 
 2^d ava 
 
 ^e5e)3if§ capaue, ^\ A lever. 2. 
 see eps^. 3. ^^^ ;d3 3j^. 
 
 t5c)^?oo^ capisuni ^^^ epb?jo^. 
 
 t5s)^ capu, ^. The cock, as of a 
 gun. 2. a piece of a cloth 
 or web, containing several 
 garments elc. 3. a shop; 
 det "3^4. — ^ zJe;Da3j a thin 
 metal plate. ^o-Rj^^-^zS-, ^(sj 
 ^c^ a piece of cloth contain- 
 ing several towels or hand- 
 kerchiefs. 
 
 Z5«)^ cape, ^. A mat; deL si^. 2. 
 see epsS. — Tiejosj a kind of 
 window-shutter. 
 
 t3e)SJo cama, ^^^ ^^. 2. 5^^ a^^^o. 
 
 Z3e)SJod camara, s. A fly-brush 
 of the hair of yak or bos 
 grunniens. 
 
 25^^js=s^d camikara, s. Gold. 
 
 25"5)SJooo^ camundi, ^. A goddess 
 so called, a form of Durgi. 
 2. the name of a female 
 demon. 
 
 tjs^o came, see ■^^. 
 
 ^3^ojJ,^5c)o3Jcaya, caye,^^^ epo3o. 
 
 Z5«)0Sa cayi, j. Ink. 2.^^^ epoSo. 
 
 -i xs^T^ caryi, ^. A kind of pepper- 
 water; also*70zB. 
 2,je)d cara, ^^^ £^^- 
 t5e>d7^ carage, s. A cocoanut. 
 
 i5e)drJ, i5e)dDS carani, caran6, ^. 
 Smearing a wall or floor 
 with mud, chunam or cow- 
 dung. 
 
 ZJ'SD cari, s. A traveller, sj;)::^- 
 a traveller on foot. 
 
 ^5■^D^, caritra, see sis^. 
 
 t5c):^o=5=5?S^^6carukanesIre, see ^-^^ 
 a3DrN2>?T5. 
 
 e5c)6 care, s. Features. 2. food. 
 >/' ^3. a cocoanut tree; cf. ss^. 
 
 Z5^S3D?=-^^^5 carkhanesire, s. A 
 female's cloth with inter- 
 woven flowers. 
 
 i3e)S3e)r^ caivaka, adj. Sceptical. 
 
 2. sophistical. 3. opposed to 
 the Hindu scriptures. — -^^ 
 scepticism, tjsss^r^ a sceptic; 
 a sophist. 
 
 £52)0^ cal^, see s^e5. 2. ^^^ ^ee;. 
 — siOD^ behaviour. 
 
 e55)e;ri^r?) calageni, ^. Rent for 
 one year. — el^O a written 
 agreement for one year's 
 rent. 
 
 z^'D'^'5^ calakiji, ^. Dexterity, 
 cleverness. — tooSj a dex- 
 terous man. 
 
 t5^£) call, ^. Nature. 2. habit. 
 
 3. conduct. 4. scorn, mockery, 
 scofiing. — "rfj^o^^ to mock. 
 
 ^5■^0^^) calipuni {^'^^^), ^'. a. To 
 
 mock, ridicule, jest. 
 ^35)©^d calimara, ^\ The tree 
 
 Ocimum grattssimum. 
 ^3^)Oo3J caliye, see sseSoSo. 
 S5e)0??j* calls V, ^2/;^/. Forty, adj. 
 
 Weak <?r near sighted, s. A 
 
 pair of spectacles. 
 t^^, £5^0 calti, caldi, adj. Of 
 
 daily occurrence, j)ractical. 
 
 s. A routine of business. 
 255^^ cavadi, s. An open hall, 
 
 or veranda in front of a house. 
 
^3^d cava 
 
 225 
 
 z^b^ citijL 
 
 2. a public place where busi- 
 ness is transacted. 3. a lodg- 
 ing place for travellers. 4. 
 a demon shrine. 
 
 WD^^ cavala, see iisi^. 
 
 2Jc)^^^ calipuni, see t^^ss^o). 
 
 s^orid cingara, s. Ornament, 
 decoration, embellishment; 
 beauty; deL "^^ct^t^. 
 
 2^oA0 cingiri, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 v/t&oA =^ cinglike, ^. A large kind 
 
 of ape. r^ ?j^^t5. 
 
 2^02^0?^ =^6 cimcimsakkare, see ^ 
 
 2;&o3^5«),oi cintakrante, s. A 
 man overwhelmed with sor- 
 row or anxiety. 
 
 2^o3ijs:^oc5 cintamani, s. A fabu- 
 lous gem which gratifies its 
 possessor's wishes. —5^^^ a 
 book on omens, —-^o^ an 
 incantation supposed to grati- 
 fy one's desires. — -^is^ a kind 
 of pill. — odob^ a talisman. 
 
 2^oi cinte, 5". Thought, reflec- 
 tion, consideration. 2. dis- 
 tress, grief, sorrow. 3. an- 
 xiety, care, uneasiness. — <^ 
 4^^ to be anxious or sor- 
 rowful. -■sSo'^o^^ to reflect ; 
 to care. 
 
 ^^0^ cindi, s. A rag. 
 
 ^aoa^ cindidi, adj. Spotted. 
 —■dd-^7^6 a spotted turban of 
 black or red colour. 
 >/^5c^ cinna, s. Gold. 
 
 z&o'^D^ cinnali, s. An immodest 
 or incontinent woman. 
 
 ". Little, young, 
 
 ^z&o^ cimpu, see>^23^oh. 2. see 
 
 7 el^. Js. a bunch, cluster, sot 
 
 €cS_ a bunch of plantains. 
 
 z&osjj cimma, see ^^. 
 
 2^^^ ciki^, t'nlj. Fie! 
 
 ^§S^D^ cikijriji, see 2iK5, ^K5. 
 
 2;^=ad cikara, see 23^^-d, 
 ^2^^^ cikini, ^^'.^ender, young, 
 small, s. A chicken, —^'^^o 
 a piece of tender, boiled 
 arecanut. — =^j3?5 a young 
 fowl. 
 
 z^^i cikitse, ^. The practice of 
 medicine. 
 
 2^=5^ cikki^, ^^^ 
 
 J'^'^y cikka, «4/ 
 small, short. 
 ^^^■5)d) cikkani, see siotrerS. 
 e^S"s,r3^ cikkasi^, ^. A cash, trifle. 
 — rf trifling, worthless. —^ 
 20oa a mean disposition. 
 V2;&^cikke, s. A dwarf; the name 
 of a man. 
 e^^j^^^ ciknoli, s. A syringe. 
 2^n^i cig-i^te, s. A slit of a leaf, 
 ^^^.; ^^/. ^^. 
 >f2^n^& cigi^ri^, s. A sprout, bud, 
 
 germ. 
 72^n^do^,2;&r!odj^ clgijiruni, cigu- 
 runi (Saf\5, elTsoS), -^^ /2. To 
 sprout, bud, germinate. 
 e^riOrJ^ cigalis^, s. A method of 
 treating diseases by oils and 
 ointments. 2. see 2^^^- -"^^ 
 ^^o^o) to treat a patient by 
 that method. 
 e^^^ citi^, s. The influence of 
 
T^kif citi^ 
 
 226 
 
 2^^ ^ini 
 
 evil eyes, —^jtrio^ to be af- 
 fected by evil eyes. 
 ^ 2^b^^^, zali^, 2^^ cit^kijjCitiki, 
 citka, J.^A snap of the fingers. 
 J 2is> pinch, as of snuff. — sroil) 
 ^ to snap fingers. 
 25 li citi, see el^. 
 J^2§!32§13 citiciti, ^.'h'he throbbing 
 pain of a boil, when suppurat- 
 >/ ing or forming. 2.'^a crash- 
 ing or crackling noise. 
 ^2^13. citti, s. A small spot or 
 speck, adj. Spotted, speckled. 
 2^^ citte, s. The foundation or 
 platform of a house. 2. the 
 register of a land. 3. a 
 rough, daily account. — ?^o20 
 6 the registered number of 
 a land. 
 ^2^^ citte, adj. Small, little. 
 ^^■^Tij?)^ a small man. — =#jse& 
 a small cock. 
 2-5^, 2^:^, 2^3, '^i cita, cita, citi, 
 cite, s. A funeral pile. —w^A^ 
 the wood for burning it. 
 —^Ti^ the ashes of a funeral 
 pile. —B^7i^r?u6 Siva, smeared 
 with the ashes of burnt bodies. 
 2^3 citi, see ^B. 
 
 'r 
 
 2>&3"5,d citkara, s. The whirling 
 noise of a war-car. 2. the 
 notes of superior birds. 
 
 2-^3^ cittiji, J. A blot or erasure. 
 —^"^6 a rough copy, draft. 
 —"sSo^o^^ to blot, erase. 
 
 25^ citta, J. Will, desire, wish, 
 inclination, disposition, plea- 
 sure. -^oD correctness of 
 9 
 
 disposition, purity of heart. 
 —^^•d as one pleases. 
 
 2^^^ cittira, see el^. 
 -I2^;^^€)r citturli, s. An orange. 
 
 2a ^0 citya, see el^. 
 
 2>5^, citra, ^. A picture, painting, 
 carving. —7^-5 a painter. ~rf 
 :^od a painted picture; ap- 
 pearances. -^8i^ a curiosity, 
 rarity, wonder, —^zi^-^o^o^^ 
 to work wonders; to make 
 much of a thing ; to mystify. 
 
 2/&^,^J5)U citrakuta, s. A moun- 
 tain so called, to which Rama 
 retired in exile. 
 
 2>S^2p«)oiO citrabhanu, ^. Fire. 2. 
 the sun. 3. the sixteenth 
 year of the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 
 
 25a,sJjJ3o citramula, s. The lead- 
 wort. =j?o5^_ rose-coloured 
 lead-wort, Plumbago rosea. 
 dja^o^— the Ceylon lead-wort, 
 Plumbago zeyla?iica. 
 
 2a252j^=3^^, z&i^ citranakshatra, 
 citre, s. The fourteenth lunar 
 mansion. 
 
 2532^s3j3r9rOo citrapurnami, s. 
 The full moon of the first 
 lunar month ^j,^, which is 
 observed as a holiday. 
 JzS^BogS? citlipuli, s. A kind of 
 orange. 
 
 25gj cidra, ^^^ ep^. 
 
 2^c^C)0^ cinimitti, adj. Trifling. 
 -=??o?d trifling work. 
 
 25^^-96, 2^NS3-5)c3r cinivare, cina- 
 varde, s. A money-changer, 
 
2^^. cinna 
 
 227 
 
 2&0 cilia 
 
 jeweller. sloisroar/^ money 
 changing, dealing in jewelry. 
 
 2^^ cinna, see zio^. 
 
 ^p h^ cinpiti^, see 8lo)^&2^. 
 
 cipuly, cipul^kotte, cipulotte, 
 s. The poisonous seed of the 
 drug Cocculus suberosus, 
 'iht^ d cippale, see ^sid 2. a 
 clamp used for torture. 
 'i'ihlx^ cippi, s. A cocoanut shell. 
 2. an oyster shell. 3. a pearl; 
 
 z^^/i cippig'e, s. A tailor. 
 
 z§^ cippu, s, A crust, scurf, 
 scale. 
 Je^m cibbu, ^. White spots on 
 the body ; alsa'T^^^. 
 
 z^djej, z^^oli cimati, cimiti, ^. 
 Tongs, tweezers, pincers. 
 
 s^^jzd^j cimicimi, adj. Faint. 
 — ojDiTj prattle. — £5js^o^ a faint 
 light. 
 
 2;dSjOo=3^j^ cimukuni (e^^o^), ^. ^. 
 / To press, throng, throb. 2yto 
 pinch. 
 
 e^s^joz^sr^oo cimucimu, ^^'. Ner- 
 vous, weak. 2. throbbing, 
 painful. — £3?^ pain caused 
 by a slight wound ; a nervous 
 pain; throbbing. 
 
 2a d cira, s. A long time. <3;<^. 
 Lasting, durable, firm. ~^<y 
 a long time, always, ever. 
 _2Se^, 8liio3§5^ long lived; a 
 crow; a younger member of 
 a family. 
 
 2/&d5j ciravu, ^^^ s^e'^^. 
 
 tS-De)^ ciraki;i, ^. A lamp. 
 
 s^uZ&Ociriciri, s. Gabble, babble. 
 2. drizzle. 3. a certain game 
 played by boys, tip-cat. -20?:ir 
 a drizzling rain. — sj^^tjj^ to 
 babble. 
 
 z&^r cirka, ^^^ <^^^. 
 
 2^=^r cirke, ^^^ ^^i^. 
 /e^ir^© cirtepili, s. A leopard. 
 
 2^3Jrd cirpale, see 2^=^e3. 
 
 t&sSr cirve, adj. Tender, green. 
 
 2^53^02^ cili^mbi, s. The fire bowl 
 
 of a hooka. 
 2^0*=5^, 2^o^cili;iku, cilki^, s. Lift- 
 "^ mg, raising; a push. V2. the 
 catch or bolt of a window. 
 ^o&3^_ a wooden pin used in 
 playing at tip-cat. 
 ^.e^Oot!), 250s3o, e^d cilimbi, ci- 
 lime, cilme, ^.^A small tank ;f 
 2. see 2i6o^. 
 2^0^o^ cililu, see Z5^^6. 
 v'e^^osse)^ ciluvana, ^. The odd 
 money, over a round sum. 
 adj. Little, small, trifling, 
 mean, low. 
 y^^ cile, s. A fishing rod. 
 / z&e>i^ cilkuni (2^^^), "c^.a. To 
 lift up. 2: to flay. 
 2^^ cill^, ^.^A small round 
 
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 piece, a piece for playing at 
 draughts. 2.see^^' 
 72^^)6 cillare, s. Small money, 
 change, trifle. adj. Little, 
 trifling. ~^o7(ci, a petty ware- 
 shop. —^23f trifling or contin- 
 gent expenses. — ^ej?j little 
 
2^2Jc) cilia 
 
 228 
 
 2&^6 clra 
 
 work. — hdoSj a man of inferior 
 mind, a simpleton. — ^^9^ 
 mean understanding. 
 
 '^OD, "^6 cilia, cille, see ^e^a. 
 
 t§©,2^^ cilli, cille, s. A leaf 
 stitched ^r folded in the form 
 of a spoon or funnel. 2. a 
 kind of cucumber. — L>e3 
 scattered, dispersed; ^. 2ie5 
 Le3 . _o3ow^^ to stitch a leaf 
 into the form of a spoon. 
 
 2^0^o^ cillil^, s. The screech of 
 an eagle. 
 
 t&d^0 cilleli, s. A sharp stick 
 to dart a fish with. 
 >A§s:^^ cilvana, see 8ae;os3?i. 
 J2^C, 2^^e^^ CI, cici, Mj. Fie! 
 
 25^0=3^0, 2^^o^S cinkari, cinkiri, 
 .y. The stalk of a cocoanut 
 leaf. 2. thin splitters of bam- 
 boo used for stitching leaves 
 elc. together; also S?c-6-a, 
 ^eo-S-a. — iej 4 a kind of cake. 
 
 00 
 
 2;^^ot&^o cincin, s. The chirping 
 of birds. -i^^4, — ^^^ a 
 spongy cake; ^. Eijsoaijso. 
 eaeo8aec3i-8-^K ^i)oo?^jscl) ^of^ the 
 cincin cake has many (ItL 
 300) eyes or holes. 
 Z&^oz^o^ cincuni (eleosS"), 2;. «. 
 V To chirp. 72. to be scorched, 
 burnt. 
 
 N/e^^oLJo^ cintuni, see A;eoUj^. 
 
 s/t&^o^o^ cintuni (e^eog), £;. ;?. To 
 burn. 2. to roast as a fruit. 
 
 ^^^^^oo!J, 2^^o3^ cimpi, cimpu, s.^ 
 bolt, bar, latch. 2. a kind 
 of sail. 
 
 2^Z=ud cikade, ^. A kind of 
 
 fish. 
 z^^s'd cikara, adj. Not pungent; 
 
 sweetish. 
 2>&^=5^0 cikari, see ele^j^s. 
 e§^^, 25^13 citi^, citi, s. A note, 
 short letter. 2. a bill, bond. 
 3. a ticket, label, stamp. 4. 
 chintz, coloured cloth. escX 
 ^^- a shop-bill. Wsj^^- a 
 postage stamp. -^^6— a 
 transfer deed, a mortgage of 
 title-deed, ^ooc^ a bill of 
 exchange. ^7i^4^ to paste 
 a stamp. — so-^b^ to write a, 
 note. 
 
 2^^?^ cina, s. The empire of China ; 
 also -de^. -^A^ Chinese 
 paper. ^nsoSo a Chinese. 
 ^^^ a kind of medicine. 
 —lix^Gzi a kind of pepper. 
 
 2^^^ cini, adj. Chinese. — s'o^^s 
 a telescope. — ^i^alum. — eSa 
 a blue light. — sro^Sn a 
 kind of music, used especially 
 among Muhammedans. —Ti'^^-d 
 white sugar. 
 
 2d^cS=i?JS^2;o cinekolu, s. A music 
 baud of Maplas. 
 
 e^^^i, 2^^o3 cipi, cipu, see ^^oh. 
 
 2^^^ cipu, s. A wedge, wooden 
 
 , peg. x-^. a comb or cluster of 
 plantains. 3. ^6'^ 8^504 i.see 
 
 2^^^Je)D cimari, s. A loathsome 
 
 woman 
 ed^d cira, s. Lead. 2. bark, rind. 
 
 3. a cloth made of bark. 
 
2^^d cira 
 
 229 
 
 ZiS) CU 
 
 V t^^c^sg ciravu, s. A bag, purse, jyz^orlo^ cuguli, s. The rind of a 
 
 fruit or vegetable. 
 2^02^0 =3^,i cuccuku, ^^^ £io^£io^. 
 -/2^02^o?i cuccuni (£^^''^), iJ.a/To 
 pierce, bore. 2. to bite; c/. 
 
 pocket. 
 2^^^r=^ cirnike, ^. Carved or 
 
 chiselled workmanship, -to 
 
 o3o an artist. -20035^4^ to 
 
 carve, chisel. 
 2&^^JiiF cirlo, ^. Responding to 
 
 a call in a game. [^^f. 
 
 V t§^o^ cili^,^. A split, splinter; deL 
 
 t^^sSo^ ciler\i, i". Forced converts 
 to Mohammedanism. 
 yj^d CU, see sija. 
 
 2^00=3* cunka, see ?i3o=2r. 
 
 z^oone)r? cungani, ^. A tobacco- 
 pipe. 2. ^^^ siog>)jr5. 
 V^^oorij^ cungudi, ^. A trifling 
 sum, odds, small coins, 
 change. 2. anything of little 
 value. — ejDo'd a petty trade. 
 —Ti^Q a trifling debt. 
 
 2:^007^ cunge, s. A kind of rice. 
 2. awn. 
 
 t^oos^oo cumcum, see zio^2idEo. 
 
 2:^0 ors) cunna, ^^^ ?joor®. 
 
 ^i^oocl)^ cunnei, ^. A kind of cloth. 
 ^ 2. ^ab, scurf. 3. shabbiness. 
 
 2^oo2JF^ cumbana, s. Kissing. 
 
 £;^oo5do cumma, see eioSodoSo. 
 
 Je^ooo^oe^ooo^j cunyicunyi, s. The 
 hissing noise of a heated 
 metal dipped into water. 
 
 -s^o^s^do^^^ cuki^Lcuky, ^. Chirping 
 of birds. 
 
 2:^j=a«)r^, 2:^o=5='3) r? cukani, cukkani, 
 
 — o ' So- 
 
 is^oii cuti, «^'.^ Smart, clever. 
 
 2. sharp, pungent. 
 
 i'ei^oy. cutta, .s". A cheroot, cigar. 
 -is^oeJ. cutti, ^.^A span. 2. see 
 £ioi!. 3. see ^crjo^o. 
 eiog cudra, see ^^. 
 
 s^osj^z^o^^ cum^cum^, s. Pain 
 caused by the sting of an 
 insect. 2. sleeping of the 
 hand or leg; c/. zI^IoeI^oo. 
 
 s^os^oo^, s^odo cumula, cumla, 
 
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 ro 
 
 s^ooSoz^oo^o cuyicuyi, i^^^^ eioooso 
 
 2i0OO30. 
 
 e^odo^o curuku, j. Quickness, 
 haste, speed. 2. sharpness. 
 
 3. zeal, activity, adj. Quick, 
 vigorous, zealous. 2. vivid. 
 _3Doa quick understanding, 
 wit. 
 
 Js^odje^o^jj curucuru, s. A hissing 
 noise caused by frying, burn- 
 ing, eU. 
 
 «/2^o^^ culaka, adj. Light; c/. 
 
 zid^ cuvu, see ^js. 
 s^o^ culi, ^^^ ?i^^. 
 Vz^of^ culli, s. The plant of Bar- 
 leria ohovata. 
 
 also :^^063. 
 
 s. The rudder, helm .of a ship. 
 2;^or(j(:l cugude, j. A smart man; w^^js cu, ^. Setting on a dog. 2. 
 
 driving a dog away. 3.^^^ ^j3- 
 20 
 
z^viSo cun 
 
 230 
 
 sl^. c.?tte 
 
 g^JSo cum, ^^<? £ioSj2ioS>3. 
 
 2:^J3a3, 2;^J3eJo cuti, cutu, s. Es- 
 caping from the grasp in 
 ^ wrestling. 2.'4im; device, t^. 
 perception. 4. cessation from 
 work, leisure. 
 J 2;^J5^ cute, see ^^^. 
 z^J^d cuda, s. The lock of hair 
 left on the head at the time 
 of tonsure. Eijsz3i)3^^F the 
 ceremony of tonsure. 
 4^Jz)d, eijsz^ri cuda, cudaga, s. 
 A kind of gold bracelet. 
 ^^j^csDdor?) cudamani, s. A jewel 
 worn in a crest or diadem. 
 J e^JS)^ cudi, s. The coil of a rope. 
 - 2. a bundle, as of fagots, 
 
 betel leaves efc, also tjjs^. 
 J e^jsd) cudu, s. Heat, warmth. 
 2. zeal. adj. Hot, warm. 
 ^Ji}d cude," see ^ij^ri. 
 s^jsrJ cuni, s. The front, van. 
 2. strength. adj. Former. 
 adv. Before. 
 2;^J5r3o cunya, see ;^r®o. 
 
 Jz^JSO curi, ^. A knife, small 
 sword. 
 
 S^JSdo curu, s. A piece, bit, 
 small fragment. — -rfos^Ov^ to 
 pulverise, cut into small 
 pieces or bits. -eij^Trob^ to 
 break to pieces. 
 
 S^sjsrar curna, J. Powder, dust, 
 any pulverised substance, 
 medicinal powder. 2. see Tia 
 
 t^JSO culi, see da^e. 
 
 s§o?ir2 cengani, s. A friend. 2. 
 
 J'^ioz^ cend^, ^. A ball. -7^j32oj ^ 
 
 to play with ball. 
 'doZ^^j€f\ candijimallige, s. A 
 
 species of clustered jasmine. 
 J'^ou^zid^ cendaduni (eSo^s^S), v. 
 
 a. To play with ball. ^2. to 
 
 destroy, ruin. 
 felod cende, s. A large drum; a 
 
 kettle-drum. — s2.?)yj ^ to beat 
 
 a drum. 
 zSo^sJod cendemara ^. The tree 
 
 Cerbera odollam ; ^/^^ ioiS^-d. 
 
 —rf 8!)'I^ its poisonous seeds. 
 s§ozldJO°T? cendemuli, ^^^ ^ozf ?ioo^. 
 zSodo^ cendeli^L, ^^^^ iozf^. 
 ^§oc^^j■i)oSo cennanayi, ^^^ £io^ 
 
 s§oc2 cenne, ^^^ siojS. 
 
 2lo^2jJ3dj cennebuni, ^^^ sio?:^ 
 
 eiozj^ cembate, s. A coppersmith. 
 Jz^oEOJ cembu, ^. Brass, latten. 
 2. a small copper ^r brass 
 pot. -^^^ a coppersmith. 
 
 s§^^ cekky, J^^ £^^^. 
 
 21=^^ cekkat^i, adj. Thin, lean. 
 z§=s',^or cekkarme, see S'^.S^f. 
 ^^. cekki, J^6' ei^^. 
 >^2;§^, sSt?, cekki, cekke, i\ A 
 chip, split, splinter. 
 Zil^j, 200 a cekkubandi, ^^i: £^^0^8000. 
 
 z§=^o^ cekkel^, see eirfj^. 
 z§^ cetti, see iik^. 
 z§^ cette, ^^^ eia^. 
 
z§^ cedi 
 
 231 
 
 2i)^53 ceile 
 
 ^^ cedi, see 2ia. 
 J'Ssfj. ceppe, s.^k splinter, chip, 
 slice, paring. 2. disappoint- 
 ment, failure. adj. see ei^. 
 -^h?^, -80jsT^o?i to fail; to 
 rest, lie down. 
 -^^Idcs^ ceradi^, s. The ear. — ^5o 
 5 beo6JD4^i to twist the ear. 
 
 2§D7^ cerige, .v^^ s^^t^. 
 
 el 6 cere, ^^^ £^^. 
 
 z§z§r cerce, ^^^ sielr. 
 
 '^t^T cerbi, ^^^ s^s^?^. 
 
 zldr cerva, see e^tjo. 
 
 el^^ celave, adj. Damp, moist. 
 
 «/2§oo^=^ celuvike, s. Beauty, 
 
 comeliness. 
 >/2§e;od celuve, s. A beautiful <?r 
 
 handsome man. 
 -i^lcJe^y cellata s. Scattering, dis- 
 
 CO 
 
 persing. 2. spilling, shedding. 
 J2;§e;o^ celluni (^^fj, ^. a. To 
 
 sprinkle. 2. to spill, shed. 
 
 v. n. To spill, drop, shed. 
 eisJOSo celvayi, s. Dyed cotton. 
 2id celve, see sSe^o^. 
 ^§^ ce, see sle. 
 z§^^6 cekare, ^^^ ^"^fi. 
 e5^^, sl^S cete, cette, see s^e4^. 
 s§^^ cedi, ^^^ '^^^. 
 
 ^ '^^m^ ceniji, ^."^An awl, chisel.) 
 adj. Even, smooth. — s:^?^^ 
 to chisel. 
 el^^?^ cetana, ^^^ sS^^cj. 
 2§^cJ^, 2l^d^ cedana, cedane, see 
 
 2§^a cedi, i". One of the fiftysix 
 countries of the Hinduwriters. 
 J*^^^ cen^, see eS?^. 
 2§^sJorio^ cepangel^, adj. Curv- 
 ed, inclined; e/. ^^7io-R6. 
 ^§^^ cepu, see ie4. 
 2le^=^^ celakade, s. The Indian 
 turnsole, Tiaridium Indicum, 
 Jeil^d cele, ^^^ ^ee3. 
 Js§^dJ3 0^ celgondi, ^. The sting 
 of a scorpion. 
 ^§^s3j5o^dod celgondimara, see 
 
 vi'eS^^ cevu, see M^- 
 
 e§^^, ceshte, ^. A grimace, trick, 
 gesture. 2. jest, mockery, 
 joke. ^o_ ridiculous gri- 
 maces. — adt3 one who makes 
 grimaces, a jester, mocker, 
 wag ; a humorist. — -s^j^j^^ to 
 make gestures, to mock; to 
 joke. 
 Jel^S^ cel^, see ^^f. -eoXo ?J4 
 a kind of sport. 
 
 e§>^ cei, see ei^. 
 
 ^§^^c^, A^r^o ceitana, ceitanya, ^. 
 
 Strength, liveliness, vigour, 
 
 animation. 2. life. — nsoSo, 
 
 —•^So^ a vigorous man. —"^oo 
 
 rfooi to lose strength. 
 2§^ ^ ceitra, i". The first lunar 
 
 month, corresponding to 
 
 March- April. 
 '^^ ceila, see ^^<sj. 
 21^0 ceili, see ^^6. 
 ^§^Q3 ceile, s. A pair of large 
 
 cymbals. 
 
 20* 
 
sSjSoli conti 
 
 232 
 
 2§J5^li0 ■ COtu 
 
 s§J3ol3 conti, sec 2^js63^. 
 
 2Sj3o^^ compudi, s. Copper 
 powder. 2. verdigris. Z.see 
 
 sIjSoSO^ combate, see sSoeoa 
 slj^oEO^G^combattal^, s. Brazen 
 
 pot and plate. 
 s§JSo20J combu, see eioeo. 
 >/s§J5=^ cokka, cidj. Pure, genuine. 
 
 2. neat. -£5js«^^ pure silver. 
 ■/2iJ3=^y cokkata, adj. Neat, 
 
 choice, agreeable. eSja^jfeo?^ 
 
 beauty, handsoiheness. 
 zIj^^o.^ cokkale, ^^^ ^^a. 2. ^^<? 
 
 ^§J3^"3,e3 cokkata, see eSjs^,w. 
 z§J5=s^0) cokku, adj. Stupid, silly. 
 
 —£§..3^^ well riped. 
 2§J5=^ cokke, J. A stupid man. 
 J^IJSrlD^ cogari^, adj. Astringent. 
 _e?L^^ to be astringent, to 
 have an acrid taste. 
 2;§J^^ cotta, s. A Pariah's hut; 
 J also ^-i^^y^^ ad j:^ see 2Sj2Bx. 
 '^^Vi. cotti, 5-. A woman with a 
 maimed hand. 
 >/z§J3l]o. cottu, ^^'. Handless, 
 maimed or deformed in the 
 hand. 
 VsSjs^ cotte, s. A man with a 
 maimed hand. [of Pariahs. 
 zIjs^, J cottete, s. The headman 
 
 2;§J5r3oA^'so5o conanginayi, s. A 
 greyhound. 
 v/zSjsrJo^, 2SjSflj conink^, conk6, 
 J. The scab of itch etc. 
 
 Z§J5^, coppi, s. A cap, hat. 
 -'eiJSog coppu, see ^^, ?3ua5^. 
 
 2§J33JF^ corpat^, adj. Loose (?r 
 
 thin, as cowdung etc. 
 2§J?)^r corpu, i'^^ siSsS. 
 2§JS^F^ corpuni, ^^^ ^js^r^. 
 
 colake, colike, colke, columpe, 
 
 see eSjaeeS. 
 
 2iJ3s3 colle, adj. Halt, crippled. 
 —•^A a hyaena. 
 
 djSQo^^^. conkatt^, ^^/. Lank, 
 lean, thin. ~^^h^ to become 
 thin. 
 
 s§J3?o=^d conkara, ^^^ eSjaXS. 
 
 2§J3^ 0=5^0 conku, ^^^ ?3j3eo^o. adj.. 
 see sSjse^o. 
 
 eiJS^o^o^ conkuni, see M^^. 
 Ai^S^^o"^ conci, ^. The beak of a 
 
 bird. 
 /eSjS^oLio contu, see eSjsoUo. 
 
 2§J3^o^ conte, see ;6jaeoB. 
 
 ^§J?)^=aO coku, adj. Sapless, un- 
 fruitful; exhausted, old. .y. An 
 unfruitful or old tree. 
 
 2lJ3^=^J30 cokoli, s. A merry 
 man. 
 
 sSjs^rio^ cogaru, sec sSjaXS. 
 
 ^§J3?ri coge, s. A leaf or branch 
 of a palm tree ; bet. tsi>^7(. 
 
 zljs^to cota, adj. Short, small, 
 petty. 
 Veisis^lb, s§JS^LJj. cotu, cottu, s. A 
 span from the tip of the 
 thumb to that of the fore- 
 finger. 
 
2§JS^a codi 
 
 233 
 
 ^5^^ coudi 
 
 2§JS^a=a, ^§JS^do codika, codya, 
 s. A curiosity. 2. surprise. 
 ad/. Curious, wonderful. — ^ 
 h^ to wonder, to be surprised ; 
 
 2lJ3?sJ^. copatt^, J-. A kind of 
 pitching or calking a boat. 
 —=^jdhF^. —ziiDTh^ to calk a boat 
 with a mixture of tallow (eSjs 
 ej^) and chalk. 
 
 s§J5^53'5)4c^ copavuni, see i^w^esra 
 
 ^iJS^c^ copu, see <^^^. 
 
 sIjs^sS cope, ^. A scrap, scratch. 
 
 2iJ5^o5o coyi, s. Milk. -S^^ to 
 suck the breast. 
 
 2tJ3^de3^ corat^, 5^^ sSjs^fIj. 
 
 2§J3^Cr3 corana, ^. A festoon of 
 leaves and flowers, hung over 
 the door-way or across the 
 highway on a joyful or 
 triumphant occasion, a tri- 
 umphal arch; 5eL ijsj'dr©. —"& 
 ^o) to put up a festoon. 
 
 2iJ5)^d^^, z§J3^Qcoratana, cori, s. 
 Theft, robbery. — -^^o.^ to 
 steal, rob. 
 
 2§J5^6 core, s. A thief, robber, 
 rogue. 
 -^sIjs^O coli, s. Skin, bark, rind. 
 —7(^?i to peel, skin, pare off. 
 
 ^JS^d cole, see zSjsd^. 
 
 t|js^^d^2^, 2;§J5^s;^Ds)2dn coladesa, 
 colarajya, s. The Coromandel 
 coast; the ancient kingdom 
 on the Kaveri delta. 
 
 25^oeio countu, see sf^owo. 
 
 V'tJ^oeJo^ countuni (ei^oO), z'. a. 
 To pinch, nip. 
 
 t5^o^ coundi, ^^^ £3^^ooca. 
 
 t5^=a couka, ^. A square. 2. the 
 linga box. adj. Square, -"^o 
 ?S a square stool, -rf^r a 
 square piece of cloth, si- 
 quadrate. 
 
 25^^ ^f. coukatt]^, s. A door- 
 frame. 
 
 2^^^, tf^=5^r5 coukadi, coukani, 
 adj. Quadrangular, s. A quad- 
 rangle. 
 
 z^=^7^ coukasa, see ?te^5s^. 
 
 L5^=a^ coukali, <^^'. Square. ^. 
 An earring set with four 
 pearls. -^?^ a female's gar- 
 ment with small square pat- 
 terns. 
 
 ^=SDrf, z^vDT^ coukasu, couka- 
 sa, see 2i4^soJ. 
 
 tl^-S- couki, s. A railed veranda, 
 pial. 2. a watch-house. -ctotS 
 a guardsman. 
 
 ^fs^o^ coukuli, see ti^3^<9. 
 
 £^=^ couke, ^. A stool, chair. 
 
 t5^^o^ coukkil^, ^. A kind of 
 earring; c/. t^s*^. 
 
 2^yo, coutu, .y^^ ;d'?)oyo. 
 
 sJ^G^o^ coudal^, s. A square 
 shield. 
 
 2^Q>f{ coudige, s. A one-stringed 
 guitar formed by a small 
 barrel, open at one end and 
 covered with a skin at the 
 other. 2. a peculiar kind of 
 neck-ornament. 3. a kind 
 
tf^^ couta 
 
 234 
 
 ^v chala 
 
 of ear-ring. — nsoi) a man 
 playing upon such a guitar. 
 
 s^a^o^ coutatuni (^"^^0), z'.a. 
 To sing a lullaby. 
 
 tl^vB couti, see zi^^r. 
 
 tj^sjd coupada, ^. A quadruped. 
 
 2. a kind of verse. 
 i^6 coura, ^. Shaving; deL 
 
 s^^Ot?, t5^Cj£3^o3j courake,coura- 
 daye, s. A barber. 
 
 ef^D couri, s. The tail of the 
 
 yak. 2. a fly-brush. 
 2^v coula, J^^ £irfe^. 
 2^0 couli, see £i4e5. 
 ^f3^ coula, adv. At once. -^ 
 
 ^eo3j he went at once, —s^^^ 
 
 again and again, one after 
 
 another. 
 zf5^^«)OSo coulikayi, see ei^^^ 
 
 030. 
 
 eJ^^o coulu, J^^ 2i4f. 
 
 V 
 
 ^ cha, ^. The twentieth letter of 
 
 the alphabet, 
 ^orf chanda, see siorf. 
 ^y^y chatachata, see dwdw. 
 
 q^^2)e; chatala, ^. The noise of 
 a slap or lash. — ss^^o^ to 
 beat or strike heavily. 
 
 ^cs'ssj chadavu, see eiiss^. 
 
 ^C5e)§ chadali, s. A stupid fel- 
 low. 
 
 (^^ chadi, ^^^ £i^. 
 
 ^i^ chatra, s. An umbrella; fl:/^6? 
 ^^. 2. an inn, choultry, r^j^^^ 
 
 ^3^0 ^C chatrantara, s. Wander- 
 
 ^sgj^sj vB chatradhipati, s. A king, 
 sovereign. o3oe??__ an emperor. 
 
 ^3j chatri, s. A barber. 2. .r^t- 
 
 qii53e)02>o?oO^ chapayisuni (e^is^oso 
 oi), ^. tf. To conceal, secrete. 
 2. to deceive, defraud. 
 
 CH 
 
 qis3e)53) chapavu, s. Concealment, 
 secretion. 2. absconding. 3. 
 deceit, fraud, ^^h^ to ab- 
 scond. — ■^'^o^^ to conceal. 
 
 ^^ chappa, see ei^. 
 
 ^^0^ chappanna, ^2^^/^. Fifty- 
 six. —^^^ fifty-six countries 
 enumerated by Hindu writers. 
 
 ^^=^ chappaka, adv. Backwards, 
 on the back, -eojs-do^ to fall 
 backwards. 
 
 qj^Ori chapparige, see if^D^. 
 
 qJ^OS^c^ chapparipuni, see £i^& 
 
 i^d^d charachara, see tiTisi'd. 
 
 ^2j chala, s. Fixed purpose, 
 firmness, determined resolu- 
 tion. 2. obstinacy. — ^ ^^^ 
 exceedingly obstinate. — s:»a a 
 resolute or obstinate person. 
 —i^i^JcS perseverance in a pur- 
 
d^ chala 
 
 235 
 
 e^^a chedi 
 
 pose. -^^?i, --^^^oi to be 
 obstinate; to persevere. 
 ^^=5' chalaku, see ?i$j^. 
 ^^^^ chalachala, s. Glitter; 
 
 brandish. 
 ^^ chali, see d.^- 
 e3^^ chadi, see z^^- 
 (33D.B chati, s. The breast, bosom. 
 2. courage, bravery. — "^o^ a 
 brave man; a bold trader or 
 practitioner. 
 ^Ddd chadara, s. A silk garment, 
 
 a shawl. 
 e3«)^?^, ^^'r^ chanasi^, chanasi, 
 s. Being peculiar or singular 
 in what one does; nicety, 
 fastidiousness. 2. accuracy, 
 precision. 
 (^D^;;!.^ chapisuni {'^^'^^, I'.a. 
 To stamp, seal. 2. to print. 
 ^^^ chapu, see ^^^ 
 ^^, <^e)53 chapu, chape, s. A 
 printing press. 2. a shop. 
 ^oSo, (^^o3j chayi, chaye, s. 
 Shadow, shade. 2. colour, 
 tint, dye. ^4^- black colour. 
 e^oa chindi, ^^^ ^Q^- 
 e^o^ chinna, ^^^ Cut, divided. 
 
 ^o-^^o^ broken, fractured, 
 as a limb. 
 ^^ chidra, ^. A hole, vacuity, 
 perforation. 2. flaw, defect. 
 3. disaster, trouble. 4. sor- 
 cery, witchcraft. -C3^o3o a 
 sorcerer, wizard; a defective 
 man. -^o^o^s^ to assume an 
 air; to bewitch, enchant. 
 A^- domestic quarrel or 
 dispute. 
 Vej)^, ep^^^ chi, chichi, Mj. Fie! 
 * ^-^iWfie, fie, it is bad. -^^oss^ 
 
 fie, you rogue! 
 dorf^ chudra, adj. Small, little. 
 2. low, mean. s. Smallness; 
 baseness. 2. sorcery, witch- 
 craft; bet. =5^0^^. 
 dod chudre, ^. A base man. 2. 
 
 a sorcerer. 
 ^^cj cheda, ^. Loss, ruin. 
 ^^b, ^^(^cS cheda, chedane, s. 
 Cutting, dividing, -^o^^?) to 
 cut, divide; to circumcise. 
 ^a- a part, fragment; circum- 
 cision. 
 ^^a^^ chedipuni (e^?^), ^'- ^- To 
 cut, divide. 2. to circum- 
 cise. 
 
 > 
 
t^ ja 
 
 236 
 
 tio^ Janti 
 
 Si 
 
 n ja, The twenty-first letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 tio Jam, s. Rust. — t^ja^^^ to 
 become rusty. 
 
 tio'xf Jank^, 5^^ ^^^2dc¥. 
 
 ^o^c)c^, e^osjSfS jankane, jankha- 
 ne, see ^-^^^^. 
 
 tioTi janga, s. Being across, 
 transverseness. 2. a ceiling 
 of boards ^/^. over a fireplace. 
 
 tiorido jangama,^^'. Locomotive, 
 moveable. 2. of or belonging 
 to a Lingait priest. — -sl)^ the 
 residence of a Lingait priest. 
 — ?ise; a debt, which is urgent- 
 ly demanded. —-s^Tio^ a move- 
 able thing. 
 
 tiorldo Jangame, s. A Lingait. 
 
 tdorisSosi^d jangamemara, see ^^ 
 
 2i3orio^, ticn"3D^, t;jcn«)o^ janga- 
 1^, jangarvi, Jangal^, s. A 
 wooden platform placed on 
 boats. -3i&3^ the rafts of a 
 ferry boat to carry large or 
 heavy things. — ^#^ a green 
 colour, the subacetate of lead. 
 
 taorrao^j Jangayi, see eioADOso. 
 
 tioA Jangi, s. Force, compulsion, 
 oppression, --rf^ili^ to force; 
 to plunder, pillage; to rebel. 
 
 taoA, ucp Jange, Janghe s. The 
 calf of the leg. 2. an old 
 man. -Oit-do^ the calf of the 
 leg to be disjointed. 
 
 ^ioP* Jangli, s. A forest, jungle, 
 waste land. adj. Wild. —^^ 
 s3 the forest department. 
 
 tdoZC^'SOSj Jannayi, see sicT^oso. 
 
 Uoti6, tiotiti janjara, janjari, s. 
 Fetters. -3^^^^^ a bail for 
 a prisoner. 
 
 tioti6 janjara, adj. Serial, ordi- 
 nal. ~-^o2^B serial numbers. 
 
 2iJo23^y Janjata, s. Trouble, an- 
 noyance, grief. 
 
 2;;iot5e)d janjara, see Ticz^xs. 
 
 Sio23'30 janjali, s. A wall-piece 
 or long swivel gun. 2. flatter- 
 ing, fawning. 
 
 tdot3c)s3 Janjale, ^. A talkative 
 man; a boaster. 
 
 tdo^dOo jamjum, s. A sound, utter- 
 ance. -?iroo^^ he does not 
 say a word. 
 
 Zioz^ jandi^, see rfoS. 
 
 tiod jande, s. Delay. 2. a 
 tassel on the tail of a tiger 
 in a masquerade. 3. an 
 ensign, standard, flag. — "si) 
 ^o^^i to hinder, stop. rn^of^. 
 
 tiom^tioz^ jann^Jann^, see ^o?^ 
 
 tio^ janta, s. Ivory, the tusk of 
 an elephant. 2. see ^o^. 
 
 Zio:ir{ jantaga, s. A halter-band- 
 age. 
 
 Uo^D^ Jantary, s. A kind of 
 ointment. 
 
 tjoo Janti, s. A rafter, a piece 
 of timber crossing a rafter. 
 
2^0^ J Jantu 
 
 237 
 
 teri Jaga 
 
 tdovB Jantri, s. A calender, 
 a table of interest. 
 
 tio:^ojantu,i'. A creature, animal. 
 
 2. a worm. 
 t;ioljaiite, see aioa. 
 tdo^, Jantra, ^^^ odjo^. 
 
 2. 
 
 t;io^^6jS^^ janniroli^, see a^oaoo^o 
 tio^ janne, ^. A burnt offering. 
 
 tio?isjod tiosSdod Jampamara, 
 
 jampemara, see ^aoj^o. 
 t^os53i)^ jampetala, s. A mode of 
 
 beating time in music. 
 tioiJ Jamba, see d^o?^. 
 
 4&io2od, 2ao23e)d jambara, jambara, 
 
 s. An affair, business. — crooSo 
 
 a busy man. — Se&?jD4^ to 
 
 finish a business. r^^. 
 
 tdozooDJScS^ Jambukhan]^, ^^^ 8^^^ 
 
 tiosooa^sj jambudvlpa, ^. India. 
 
 bunlrolu, Jambuniroli, s. The 
 rose-apple, Syzigium jamho- 
 lanu7n. 2. Jambosa malac- 
 censis. 
 
 z^joZoo^jJSD Jambumuri, J. An 
 offensive smell. 
 
 tiosoo© Jambuli, .y. A kind of 
 basket made of date leaves. 
 
 tdo2^ Jambha, s. Pomp, ostenta- 
 tion, display. 2. foppery; 
 also aicgpDy. [Indra. 
 
 t^osp^O jambhari, s. k name of 
 
 tdoE^ Jambhe, .s-. A giant. 
 
 tio^o jamma, ^^^ 3^;^^. 
 
 tiosjj^?^ Jammanige, .y. Headman- 
 ship among Pariahs. 2. idle 
 talk. 
 
 "^^j^ Jakkini, s 
 woman who dies 
 
 2j3os^o^ jammane, s. A demon 
 priest. 2. a headman of 
 Pariahs. 
 
 ^i^o Jakam, see &iso5o. 
 
 td=^r? Jakani, see s^^^rS. 
 
 2^=aS t^=^, t=j^^ jakk^, jakka, 
 jakkadi, «^'. Worthy. 2. 
 youthful. 3.^^^ 2i^^. -3i^2>^ 
 a youthful man. — ^-S"^ the 
 ruddy goose. — sojs-do^, — •s:^j?)-do^ 
 to undersell. 
 
 A married 
 in her 
 husband's lifetime, and causes 
 demoniac possession. 
 
 s^^o^jakku, see 3^^^. 
 
 tt^^ij^) jakkuli, see Ei^OjsD. 
 
 ti=^Jakke, s. Vanity, foppishness. 
 —oDoSo a fop. — crof^ a coquette. 
 —■^€i'§ strut, affectation of 
 diginity in walking. — sjd^o 
 ^) to boast. 
 
 '^%P'^ jakkelyi, ^. The lap ; of. 
 ■^^6. — ^odoon^ to tarry, 
 linger. 
 
 Zi^ jakri, s. Plenty. 
 
 2^sj^3^ jakhamu, s. A wound. 
 —^h^ to be wounded, bruised. 
 
 2^r( jaga, >y^^ ^i/i. 
 
 t^ri, ^r(3^, 2:^/1^^ jaga, jagatti^, 
 jagatya, s. The world, uni- 
 verse. 
 
 t^rio^^q^ Jagannatha, s. A cele- 
 brated place of pilgrimage. 
 
 t^rioc5"3^ jagannathe, s. The lord 
 of the universe. 2. a name of 
 Vishnu. 
 
uTi jaga 
 
 238 
 
 tid Jade 
 
 I 
 
 tirit^ri jaga, jaga, see o^oXcf^oX. 
 Jtiri© jagali, s. An open veranda. 
 ^tiifi"^, esjris^ej jagala, jagalata, s. 
 Quarrel, fight, dispute. — ao 
 ^ a vixen, shrew. 
 tiT^^d jagude, s. An old man. 
 Jzi7^-:iV^ Jagul^, see a^A^- 
 tifi Jage, s, A sigh, groan, 
 ejaculation; c/. ^■^. — ^yo^?) 
 to be unable to breathe, 
 to breathe hard. ~80o!^^ to 
 groan, sigh. 
 
 s. A kind of small 
 
 2. delay, postponement. 
 
 —K s:^il)^ to delay. —^tSj?>^ a 
 
 sluggard, lazy fellow ; also 3^^ . 
 
 t^A^sJ^ jaggavuni, see ^t^^o^. 
 
 -ltif\ jagge, 3"^ Stooping, bending. 
 
 2. see 2i^- 3. see under 3iK. 
 Jtiiid^ JaJJuni (^^), ^. a. To 
 bruise, squash, crush, pound. 
 tib^sjb^ Jat^pat^, adz'. Smartly, 
 
 ^^ jagg^, 
 fish. 
 
 promptly, speedily. 
 tikj jata, see d^ri. 
 
 tibi)ii^, tibDtiU Jatajata, jata- 
 pati, s. Strife. 2. hurry, con- 
 fusion. 
 
 ^;itos:5oe)orO jatamaffisi, s. The 
 Indian spikenard, Nardo- 
 stachys jatamansi. 
 
 tsilid Jatile, s. A hermit, ascetic, 
 devotee. 
 
 2=J^ J ate, see a;zS. 
 
 z^y, jatka, adj. Soon; cf. Krfj. 
 
 till Jatti, ^. Awaist-band, belt. 
 2. a wrestler, boxer. -ws^X 
 a boxers' combat. -^ a brave 
 
 man; the tutelar god of 
 wrestlers. — "sSoot^o a pair of 
 earrings. 
 
 2a^d jathara, ^. The belly, stom- 
 ach. 2. womb. adj. Firm, 
 hard. si-^ui)?\^ digestive power, 
 digestion. 
 
 t^j^ jad^, ^. Origin, root. -a:io 
 ^i)a the ultimate source. 
 
 'i^Ti jada, ^. Fatigue, weariness. 
 2. dullness. ^^". Sick. 2. 
 dull, stupid. 3. inanimate. 
 4. cold. -?ro<*; cold weather. 
 -Aor® sluggish disposition. 
 -2;i&^ full of dullness, s^zsd 
 ^^ a very stupid man. — ^ 
 e3^^ to stretch oneself. 
 
 td cSc) oSo ;^o ^ J aday isuni, see s^ a L ^. 
 
 2^^ jadi, see s^a, 2. .y^^ s^^t^. 
 
 ^i^^i^ i^xi^ jadita, jadta, s. Ram- 
 ming, stufiing, — s:sil:^, ^^^ 
 
 ti^3 jaditi, ^^^ oL\oas. 
 
 Jti^h^, t^a^^, ti^o^jo^ Jadipi- 
 ni, jadipuni, Jadiyuni {^^, ^^ 
 od:s«), V, a.^o ram, stuff, -^2. 
 
 ^ to load, as firearms. \/2. to 
 J drive cattle. ^S. to rain in- 
 cessantly. aicicS^0TO^4^ to 
 drive in, fix. 
 tizid jadu, ^. Apathy. 2. fright, 
 shyness. 
 
 Jtid Jade, 5. -Matted or clotted 
 hair. 2. plaited hair, -^.the 
 hood of a serpent. —'^% a 
 kind of cactus, — ^ small, 
 circular, ornamented, gold 
 plates attached in succession 
 
nd Jade 
 
 239 
 
 u 
 
 4J 
 
 anma 
 
 on or along with a woman's 
 plaited hair. —-Rj^o-d orna- 
 mented tassels suspended 
 at the end of a woman's 
 plaited hair, -^yo^o) to fasten 
 braided or matted hair. —^ 
 z§ in clots, braids. 
 ^?i jadepuni, see s^ab^. 
 
 tici jadka, adv. At once. 
 'J'^z^ Jadd^, s. Callosity, hard- 
 ness, as of the skin of the 
 hand. etc. from much use; 
 also c^S . ad/, see 35S . 
 
 u^ jaddi, s. Land subject to be 
 overflowed by salt water ; bet. 
 
 ti^ Jadti, see tl^oaS. 
 
 tiro^'sdre* janyijana, see Tt\of^:i\o^. 
 
 ti^ jata, ^^^ 2i!i. 
 
 Zii^^ jatana, ^. Carefulness, adj. 
 
 Secure, careful, fast. 
 z^3 Jati, see oiioS. 
 
 til Jate, 5-. A pair, couple. 2. a 
 set. 3. equality of shape, size, 
 etc. adj. Equal. — ast?, —^^oSo 
 a companion, colleague. — ^ 
 w^c^ to make a pair. 
 
 ti4 jatna, see a^o^^. 
 
 idCJdo^, t;ic5jdo^ Jadaruni, Jadu- 
 runi, see sis^xio^. 
 
 tigj Jadra, J. Poverty, want, 
 penury, distress. 2. ailment, 
 indisposition. adj. Poor, 
 indigent, distressed. 2. mean, 
 worthless. — crooSo an unfortu- 
 nate 6';' worthless man. -sjd 
 
 ^d vulgar speech. — ^i^^) to 
 be indisposed. 
 2^^ jana, ^. Man, individually 
 or collectively; people, po- 
 pulation, community, —-^y^^ 
 persons, both old and young, 
 mankind. ^^ ^oc^df sd^ij -ddf^F 
 is it the people or festival 
 that attracts most? 
 tirf^i3e)d janakabare, s. A kind 
 
 of plantain tree. 
 ti?^^ janake, s. A progenitor, 
 
 father. 
 tic^e^^ janajana, s. Every one. 
 —oj^^-do^ be talked of by every 
 one. 
 tif^td^a Janajanita, ^^*. Humour- 
 ed abroad, generally known. 
 Zi-^-^ Janana, s. Birth; cf. ^i^^- 
 
 _^x3r® birth and death. 
 t^i^:^^ janani, s. A mother, 
 t^c^doti^ janaranjana, s. Popular, 
 pleasing to people in general. 
 td^"9ori Jananga, ^. A nation, 
 
 body of people ; generation. 
 tic5D3JS3"3d Janapavada, s. Public 
 censure. 2. disgrace, infamy. 
 t^c^^^ janipuni (3^^), v. n. To 
 
 arise; to be born. 
 ti^O^ janilyi, see Xrf^. 
 ti^ssDd janivara, s. The brahmi- 
 nical thread, -s^di^j?) to put 
 on the brahminical thread. 
 ti^, Janma, s. Birth, nativity, 
 state of existence. — ^^r, 
 — sDDx; inherent sin. —ti^ a 
 horoscope. 
 
tic3"3t janma 
 
 240 
 
 n^) Jami 
 
 ti^Dx>^^ Janmantara, s. Another 
 birth. 2. regeneration. 3. 
 transmigration. [beget. 
 
 ^c^ ^3)^ janmipuni (^^^), v. a. To 
 
 tiSJ Japa, s. Repeating prayers, 
 incantations or the names of 
 the gods, as an act of adora- 
 tion. —^3:j religious devotions. 
 —■dji)e3, — ?jTj a rosary. — ^a^^, 
 -■^^\^^ to pray, to repeat 
 prayers, etc. 
 
 2xj33c)?^^ japasana, see ^?3js?j?^. 
 
 txil^og^, &i^?dOri Japipuni, japisuni, 
 (3^^), v.a. To repeat prayers 
 etc.^ as an act of adoration. 
 
 E^^CS^sJc^ I^P^ds-vni, cu. {of 2A 
 ^^?)) To cause to let down, 
 to lower, 
 v/ 2icg)do^ japuduni, "o. a. (s^^S) 
 To let down, lower. 
 
 2^^ Japti, s. Confiscation, se- 
 questration. 2. attachment, 
 law. -^^o^?> to attach, con- 
 fiscate. 
 
 tds^or^s;^ jappang^ely, s. Goods etc. 
 remaining after selection. 
 
 2^^ jappu, s. Selection, choos- 
 ing; Cf. e93d^^. 
 
 ^ ti55^^ jappuni (ai), v. a: To open. 
 V V2. to descend, come down, 
 
 alight. 3. to select, choose; 
 
 of. cf^a;^^. a33-3-6- to open 
 
 the door. S§r— to descend, 
 
 dismount. 
 ^tijS^o^ Jappel^, .y. A descent, 
 
 slope. 2, ebb. 
 
 2;iWO*^t3i)^, Z^EOD^drU^, 2^WD^dn^ 
 
 Jabar^^Jasti, jabanidast\i, j abar v- 
 
 dasti, s. Violence, force, ur- 
 gency; also 2:?20^-rfos^;^. _-^ 
 
 ^^^ to force; to dun, set on. 
 
 t520D^s3joSo jabar^meyi, s. A stout 
 
 body. adj. Stout. 
 ti2T32oo Jababu, see dd^^^. 
 ^tisoo^o Jabulu, adj. Slack. 
 tii^ jabti, ^^^ s^^- 
 
 it^it^, tJizoj^ Jabbi, Jabbu, s. An old 
 woman, a hag. , 
 
 ^ t^m jabbu, ^. Delay. 4^'. Hol- 
 low, empty wdthin, not solid. 
 2. old, infirm. 
 
 •»tdd jabbe, s. An old man. 
 
 jamyikan^, jamakan^, jamakany, 
 s. A carpet. 2. a blanket. 
 ti^^^Sj^^o jam^nirolu, see ^o 
 
 2^doi3^ Jaman^, j. A kettle. 
 
 t;3S^j2ooa, tcidJe)2ooa jamabandl, 
 jamabandi, s. Settlement of 
 the assessments. —■d^<^\^ to 
 settle assessments. 
 
 tddjs;^=^j3^ jamalyLkotte, ^. Cro- 
 ton seed. 
 
 2si^Ji)=5^e^F, Ead3e)SJ2^rjamakarci, 
 jamakharci, s. The receipts 
 and disbursements, 
 
 t:i^Je)oas)?oOc^ jamayisuni (3^1:^^090 
 oJ), z'. a. To collect. 
 
 tdC)Oo3)c^ Jamipuni (^s:^),v.a. To 
 utter incantations, in order 
 to gain the favour of an evil 
 spirit or demon, or to charm 
 it away. 
 
hZj^ J ami 
 
 241 
 
 ti6 Jara 
 
 td^)o3^^ jamln^, ^. The soil, 
 ground, land. — c3dt5 a land- 
 holder, zemindar. 
 
 t!isdoo=3^o Jamuku, s. Eashness, in- 
 considerateness. 2. pride, 
 haughtiness; c/. a^j?^, cIdtId^o. 
 
 ti^oo=CTO^ Jamukuni (ai^5ao^), z'. ^. 
 To brandish. 2. to smack. 
 3. to frighten, threaten. 
 
 2^ do Jame, ^. A collection, gather- 
 ing, assemblage. 2. assess- 
 ment. 3. receipts. 4. cogni- 
 zance. 5. lurking. 6. over- 
 
 3^ 
 
 hearing. — ^e^F 
 
 i"^^ 
 
 elr. ~^jsb^ to lurk, spy; 
 to overhear; to estimate. 
 —•^^0^^ to collect, gather, 
 assemble. 
 
 tds3oc3'3d Jamedare, s. A native 
 military officer. 
 
 tidosg^ Jamepuni (si^o), -j. a. To 
 assemble, collect. 2. to rec- 
 kon, estimate; to meditate; 
 also ai^Szj^o ?). 
 vlt^^doD jameri, s. The hair about 
 the body. — aoi5 a hairy man. 
 
 2d^J5^do^ Jamniruli, see s^osoo^ie 
 
 ^^^^5 jammanj^e, see ^to-^t. 
 
 tdSJoo, Jammu, ^^^ &(o^. 
 
 ^oJo jaya, .y. Conquest, victory, 
 success, triumph. — s^ocSo hail ! 
 vivat! — ^^?i the sound ^r 
 shout of victory. — s^eS a war- 
 drum. ~^h^ to conquer, 
 succeed, gain. 
 
 tdol)o.B jayanti, ^. The public 
 rejoicing on the birthday of 
 
 a god. -DD^— the festivity 
 of Rama's advent. 
 2iOjoOJci jayamini, see t^^^. 
 
 2d odo^o 1, 2^0:^03^0 Jayavante, Ja- 
 yasali, s. A conqueror, victor. 
 
 tiO:^j^^do3oo^ Jayavijayeri^, .9. 
 The door-keepers of Vishnu's 
 heaven. 
 
 2^oi5«)tiOdj jayajaya, s. Victory 
 and defeat. 
 
 EdoSo^a?^ jayinadis^e, see t^^K. 
 
 tiO^j^ jayine, see '&^. 
 
 tdoSoc^^, 2xio5o?oo^ Jayipuni, Jayi- 
 suni, see '&^^. 
 
 tiQ^:>o^ Jayili^, see ^1^6. 
 
 tdd ^sltbl, s. Fever. a\>Ti6— a 
 hectic fever. ax)7i,^ a fever 
 from morbid heat in the body. 
 Ib^— bilious fever, -^j^^::^ 
 small-pox. ^T)^~ rheumatic 
 fever, t^c^zjd^— typhus fever. 
 ?d^— , ,^5^— fever with ague. 
 ^2^hF^ to be attacked with 
 fever. — eooa^^ fever to abate 
 or leave. 
 
 2dd jara, s. Old age, decrepitude. 
 2. hardness. 
 
 ti^'^od Jarakande, s. Enlarge- 
 ment of the spleen, ague- 
 cake. 
 
 tid=^jarakka, see ^^. 
 
 Zi^Zi^ jarajara, see ei^^si^. 
 
 Zi^z^ jaradi^, adj. Vain, unsub- 
 stantial. 
 
 2dd3c)D^, ti d 3^0 Jar at ari^, jar ata- 
 ri, see a^e;^. 
 
 ti^^ Jarane, see ^^. 
 
 21 
 
uzi jara 
 
 2.42 
 
 ti^ Jala 
 
 tdd2oo, UDDZf jarabu, Jarab^, see 
 
 2iD^2oQ Jarabari, s. Tall and 
 stout, well-proportioned. 
 
 tsJD^sJodra jaramarana, s. Old age 
 and death; death in old age. 
 
 tciCe)?oo^ jarasandhe, s. A king of 
 Magadha. 
 ^z^Djari, ^.^A precipice, slope. 
 
 2. gold or silver thread or 
 J lace. 3. cuttings. ^. grit, 
 
 granule, v^. sand. — eojsTJo^, 
 see ^^4o^. 
 JtiD^^ jaripuni (a^S), z^. d2;.^o 
 insult, jeer, despise. ) 2. to 
 shake, make tremble; cf. rio 
 
 V tiOcdjo^ jariyuni (3^5), z/. ?/.>>To 
 fall or slip down. 2. to wear 
 away. 3. to shiver, tremble. 
 -5 20jsi^o^ to fall off, drop off; 
 to be cut away. 
 tidJSCJj jaruru, s. Necessity, oc- 
 casion, urgency. 2. want. 
 
 3. pressure, adj. Necessary, 
 urgent. g^-djsSrf pressing, 
 urgent. aiiJjs"do(l) urgently. 
 
 tid jar6, see ard. 
 4 tidsS^) Jarepuni, see ^ti^?i. 
 J U^]2JX2,,adv. Suddenly, quickly. 
 — 3:s-dj^to slide down suddenly. 
 
 2^=3^ jarka, see tis'r. 
 
 tciljSFTSj^ Jartonuni, see '&^j^. 
 
 tacgr Jarpu, see cii^r. 
 Jticgr^ Jarpuni, see^^^?^. 2. see 
 
 uz:^F Jfarbu, ^. Oppression, 
 
 undue authority, overbearing 
 conduct. -7:d-c5 a tyrant, 
 oppressor. — t1) sd^^t^j^ to 
 speak in an overbearing tone. 
 — T^o ^eb?) to walk with a 
 haughty mien. ~-Tid^\^ to 
 show undue authority. 
 
 tio^ 023^5^ jali^mbevuni (2^<5o25), 
 7A ^. To be born. 2. to be 
 pregnant. 
 TtsJO^tiO* jalijijaliji, ^^/^. Brightly. 
 2. see siofgiof. 
 
 ts3s^ Jala, s. Water, --ojezl sport- 
 ing in water, ^sro?^ water 
 beverage. —odjo^ a water- 
 pump. 
 N/2xie-)=5^ jalak\ji, s. Glitter, gleam. 
 — ^D^o^ to glitter, gleam. 
 
 n^^ Jalaka, s. Bathing, ablu- 
 tion. -^^^^^ to bathe. 
 Jti^'SD^'^ jalakavuni, c, v. (of 
 
 &©^o^) To cause to shine. 
 Vsi^^j^ jalakuni (s^s)^), v.n. To 
 shine. 
 
 2si^nc)6 Jalag^are, s. A man 
 searching for gold in sweep- 
 ings, etc. 
 
 2^^2^d, td^txio^j Jalacara, Jala- 
 jantu, s. An aquatic animal. 
 
 Zi^^d, ti^3e)d Jala tar a, Jalatara, 
 J. Gold or silver thread, ^r 
 lace, -rf sis^a a turban with 
 gold lace. 
 
 u^zf Jalad|;i, see •^^^. 
 
 t;je;ne)d Jaladare, sec "sa^-r-s^. 
 
 2^^^53e)ad Jalapravaha, s. An 
 inundation or stream of 
 water. 
 
uzj jala 
 
 243 
 
 esDo-Sr janki 
 
 t3s;gj^ojo jalapralaya, s. The 
 deluge; a flood. 
 
 ^ee;5^o^ jalamatta, .y. A level; a 
 mason's level. 
 
 t^is^^oe;^' jalamalaki^, s. A com- 
 plete set of ornairients. 
 
 libilali, jalalibulalj, s. A mas- 
 querade at the Moharam. 
 
 z^Oo^^, ^©oJoj?^3alipuni,ialiyu- 
 ni, see di^°^4^. 
 
 ti© jaldi, adv. Quickly, speedily, 
 soon. 
 
 Ziv>]2ilm3i.f see a^^^. 2 honour. 
 —^^0^ imprisonment for life- 
 time. — j2i|^?) to dishonour. 
 
 ^^M, jalmatta, see 3ie;^w^. 
 
 z^S^oJJo^, tis|sj)^ Jalmiyuni, jal- 
 mevuni (3is5^, aie3j, -j. n. To 
 be born, come into existence. 
 Jz^i^ Jalla, s. A boatman's pole. 
 ^ 'i^t) jalli, s/k chaplet of flowers. 
 2.''anything dangling or hang- 
 ^ ing loosely. -^3. boast, brag- 
 >/ ging. 4. broken stones. tJ^ocWo 
 c^— clothes loosely worn. ^^— 
 a chaplet of flowers ; flowers 
 dangling down the head, etc. 
 _=2^ja2io ^, ~-T^-i.t)^t^ to boast, 
 brag. -ais^T^j^ to wear flow- 
 ers loosely; to suspend a 
 garland of flowers. ~^?e;o^ 
 flowers to hang loosely. 
 /zd^ojoo^ jalliyuni (s^^), v. n. 
 To boast, brag. 
 
 u6 , 2^s3djS53 jalle, Talledolle, 
 
 ro CO CO 
 
 see jSjsd . 
 tJi^ rl , ti ^ ^ , ti d ?i J a vane, J avane, 
 
 javanye, s. A youth, young 
 man. 
 
 javantana, javantana, javandige, 
 Javandige, s. Manhood, manli- 
 ness, courage, hardiness. 
 
 ^^r?), t^-^'^ javandi, javandi, s. 
 A young woman. ' 
 
 tds^c^ javana, see ^■^^•^. 
 -JtiM javali, see &"^^. 
 
 Zizi^ javale, ^^^ fc"^^. 
 
 tes3e)a javadi, ^. Civet, -ci ^^ 
 a civet cat. 
 
 tsiS32)^^, ti^D^ javanu, j avane, ^. 
 A peon. 2. a servant, porter. 
 
 tdS32)za^, t;iS3"32Jo javabiji, javabu, 
 5. An answer, reply. — ^^js^f^ 
 to answer, reply. 
 
 2^zzDzz^Uii)^A, z^s^EOJCjsari java- 
 b^darige, Javabudarige, s. Kes- 
 ponsibility, accountability, 
 liability. 8ist)20ocro-5 a res- 
 ponsible man. 
 
 t^s^s? javuli, ^^^ a3'?<9. 
 
 s^dr^JS^^ javegodhi, j-. Barley. 
 
 'd^^ javvana, s. Youth, virility, 
 maturity: 5eL cOs^-^^, —^d 
 xio^ to fade, get old. 
 
 z^Zj^ javvane, see di^^. 
 
 t^^^ jalaka, see s^e;^. 
 
 Z;i%^Zd^ jalabala, s. A noise made 
 by agitating water; bubbling, 
 as of boiling water. 
 
 td< jalla, see a^e^. 
 
 Z3i)o-§- janki, s. Prattling, chat- 
 tering. 
 
 21* 
 
t3e)ori janga 
 
 244 
 
 '^^d jSda 
 
 ts^oriei jangati, see 3:dac&3. 
 23Dori€) jangali, see 8io7^. 
 t3:)o^?d jantana, see di^^^^ under 
 
 23j>c3JD^ jampariji, see tf^ozJS. 
 
 t3c)oE0 jamba (^-^^r. ^a^i)^ ^t))i 
 What will you do? what are 
 you doing? 
 
 ts^ozosJoi jambavante, s. The 
 king of bears. 2. a fat old 
 man ; /em. dd^o^^o a fat old 
 woman. 
 
 23e)oZosS jamhave, s. A bear. 2. 
 a strong, bold man. 3. a hairy 
 man. 
 
 23^o"c:)n, 23^os^o^7^ jambige, ja- 
 min^ge, s. A flower twig of 
 the wild jack. 2. a piece of 
 coir rope used for igniting a 
 gun, ek. 
 
 t32)oe3 jambe {abbr. of s^D^oeS), 
 What is he doing? 
 
 23^o:3o^ jambel^, ^^. Large. 
 — ^t3 a large breast. 
 
 t33-S-f^ jakina, ^. Regard of per- 
 son. 2. partiality. 3. respect, 
 consideration. 4. kindness, 
 compassion; bet. cre-Sj^r®o. 
 
 Co 
 
 23^^ jakti, see a^^sS^y^x^o. 
 
 23e)n* jagi^, .y. A place, dwelling, 
 
 station. 2. space, room. 3. 
 
 land, ground. 
 22c)r(oe3 jagante, s. A circular 
 
 gong. 
 J^rid, t3c)r{dfl jagara, jagaran^, 
 
 s. Waking, watchfulness. 
 
 -sro?i the eleventh day of the 
 first half of the lunar month 
 Kartika, which is observed 
 by the Hindus as a day of 
 fasting and wakefulness, -e? 
 ci)^^ to be awake. — ^s'o^j ^ 
 to keep awake. 
 es^hF^s:^ jaginapatte, s. A kind 
 of garment worn by females. 
 ts^A^D^ Jfi^fflr^j ^' A rent-free 
 land, a freehold; cf. CA^otSjs^. 
 'S^Dfs J age, see ^K. 
 2S'z)7ti jagrate, s. Caution, care- 
 fulness, vigilence. 2. dili- 
 gence, assiduity. -e?rfo5^^, 
 — "rfo^^ to be careful, cau- 
 tious. 
 ts-szs*", 23^23 jaj^, jaji, s. A ship. 
 Jlt3i)z3 jaji, s. The great flowered 
 jasmine, Jasininum grandi- 
 florum. — ^^ red chalk. -^ 
 jasmine flower. 
 J23^23^e)03o jajikayi, s. The nut- 
 meg. —-^'^ the nutmeg-tree 
 Myristica moschata. 
 23c)t2sjs jajipatre, s. Mace. 
 2j3G^ jad^, ^. A broom, bisom. 
 t3c)J3<^ jad^, see o^jsS. 
 t3c)G<^^oC) jadumalli, J. A sweep- 
 er. 2. a scavenger. 3. a 
 servant in charge of a travel- 
 lers' bungalow. 
 23c5c^fl jadane, j. Purging, loose- 
 ness of bowels. 2. sweeping. 
 3. see '^n>^. 
 23«)3^u)"5cSo jadadaye, see a^^. 
 23e)j^e3)D jadapuri, ^. A spider. 
 
22-3^ jadi 245 
 
 >/t3e)^ Jadi, s. A large earthen 
 
 vessel. 
 JzSeJ^Q^^jadipuni (S:;Da), v. a. To 
 
 shake off. 2. to sweep, clear. 
 23^^do53 jadimale, see 3isS^^. 
 
 *it3^d, s^-sdo Jade, Jadye, ^. A 
 weaver. 2. a spider. 
 
 •23c)do 
 
 oo Jadya, ^. Carelessness, 
 negligence. 2. sickness, 
 
 disease. 3. heaviness. 4. 
 folly, stupidity. 
 
 ts^r^ jana, s. Skill, wisdom; ^'^ 
 &^f^. -t^^skilfulness, ability. 
 
 t3^r3-S- Janaki, see "^-^t^^. 
 
 23"3fo"3a7^ -anadige, s. Cleverness, 
 skilfulness. 
 
 22c)rJ, 23^p| Jani, Jane, j. A wise 
 
 man. 
 ■23D3^ Jat^, see cjsg. 2. i"^^ cro^^. 
 
 23c);^ Jata, ^^'. Born, produced. 
 _=5^^F the ceremonies per- 
 formed on the birth of a 
 child. 
 
 .23e)^=s^ Jataka, ^. A horoscope. 
 ^^~ a horoscope cast up 
 without sufficient data, ■si^-d 
 r®— a horoscope prognosticat- 
 ing one's death. 
 
 tS'SvB Jati, ^. Kind, sort, class, 
 tribe, caste. 2. birth. 3. social 
 position, status, adj. Pure, 
 unadulterated; superior,high- 
 bred. -^^- -^^j the rules 
 regulating a caste. — =5"^!^ 
 
 t3«5^ Japi 
 
 tual jealousy of castes, -^i^ 
 
 _&^2S the usage and custom 
 of a caste. — ^m^^ _€&|^?roo3o 
 an outcaste. — "sSo-d teakwood. 
 — ^?c3 a man of low caste. 
 — €yo^^ to lose caste. -S jS 
 4^?) to excommunicate. — ^ ^e 
 ■oD^^i to admit into a caste. 
 — ^-rf order of castes ; accord- 
 ing to castes. 
 
 ^^3, t3D>l^^o^Jati,Jatikainara, 
 see 2ii)2§. 
 
 t3«)3sJ3, Jatipatri, see &;>osj^gj. 
 
 zs^o^s; jatiphala, J^^ siDOSJS7)O30. 
 
 23^ i Jatre, ^. The annual festival 
 of a temple; cf. cdje)^. —3^ 
 3i-d4 the people attending a 
 festival, pilgrims. 
 
 t3^c3% e3i)do Jadu, Jadu, :?. Sor- 
 cery, conjuration. — •do^o^^J 
 to conjure. 
 
 23 c) a Jadi, see 3iD^. 
 
 -^-^^ jana, ^^^ 2:^^^. 2. see t?^^- 
 
 t3D?^^ Janaki, ^. Sita, daughter 
 of Janaka. 
 
 23^^ Jani, see 3^^^. 
 
 23^^^^), e3DF^o^ janipuni, januni, 
 see c?Doo)^oi. 
 
 23^^ Jane, ^^^ ^^• 
 /ts^oG^sJ^ Japavuni, ^.^'. (^a^D^?)) 
 To put down, as a load; to 
 unload] lighten. 
 
 23«)SJ^ japaka, see 3^^^^. 
 
 ceremonies peculiar to a caste. J^s^h^^ ^^^c^ Japini, Japuni (&3) 
 —^s'ocii-^ a horse of a superior z'. n.^To be unloaded,! li<?ht- 
 breed. -^3^?^, -^^"^ the mu- ened. 
 
23 a) ^ japu 
 
 246 
 
 23c)6 jare 
 
 23c)og japu, s, A kind, sort, form. 
 —3^^^ different sorts. 
 -1 25c)s5a^ japely, s. Putting down, 
 as a load. 2. unloading. 3. 
 a stone pillar for placing 
 a load temporarily. 4. a 
 halting place. 
 
 t32)3Jg japya, s. Delay, loitering. 
 adj. Slow, backward, linger- 
 ing, loitering. 
 
 t?e)S^ri jamyge, see a^^os!!^. 
 
 23c)sdo Jama, s. A watch <?;' a 
 period of three hours. —^ 
 ^J3e5 a cock crowing at three 
 in the morning; c/. 3is^. 
 
 ts^sJocTc)^ Jamadani, s. A knap- 
 sack; C/. ^A&D5^. 
 
 ts^^JSoJ*^ jamin^, j. Bail, se- 
 curity. -tooSj a surety, se- 
 curity. 
 
 22e)SjOor( Jamuge, see dc^o^H. 
 
 t3e)sSj jame, s. A cunning or 
 artful man. ^^■^'^^a-^ s, 
 great thief. 
 
 23c)05o=5c)o5o Jayikayi, ^. The nut- 
 meg. 
 
 23e)03o^5)OSo Jayinayi, s. A grey- 
 hound. 
 
 23e)05j3JvBj jayipatri, s. Mace. 
 
 23c)o3j J aye, see crooi>. 
 
 t3a)d, 23^d^ jara, jaratva, s. 
 Adultery, incontinence. 
 
 t3c)do7^ jarange, see 2=d5/^ 
 Jt3e)dorio* jarangelvi, s. Slip- 
 periness, glibness, smooth- 
 ness. 
 
 t3c)dcC3c)o3j Jarandaye, j. The 
 name of a demon. 
 
 235)^235)^ jarajata, adj. Illegiti- 
 mate. 
 ^23"5Dc)5S^ Jaravuni, c. v. (of e^^T^o 
 oi) To let slip. 2. to strip 
 off, as clothes, etc.\ to bark, 
 peel, flay. 3. to lop off, as 
 the branches of a tree. 4. to 
 steal. -dreS— to remove the 
 thatching of a roof. ^^— 
 to turn the cheek-bone by a 
 slap, eos^^— to leave the door 
 ajar. ^ofit_ to throw earth, 
 as into a pit, etc. or fill it 
 with earth. 
 23e)D jari, s. Enforcement, exe- 
 cution. — N^s^cli^, ~-^d^\:^ to 
 put into operation ; to enforce, 
 execute. 
 
 A23-9Dri Jarige, s. The Mysore gam- 
 boge tree, Garcinia pictoria. 
 —53)^ its fruit. — ^esS an ugly 
 face. 
 
 J23e)djF3'5)o3o jarunaye, s. An un- 
 steady man, a backslider. 
 23e)do^ jaruni (s^^^), v. n. To 
 slide, slip down; to move 
 further. 2. to be slippery or 
 smooth. 3. to tumble, fall 
 down. 4. to be dislocated,' 
 as a limb. 5. to shrink, hesi- 
 tate ; to backslide. 6. to flee, 
 run away. 7. to stretch, as 
 the lobe of the ear etc. 
 
 423e)do3ia Jarupadi, see "n^t^TTs. 
 
 23e)d Jare, s. An adulterer, 
 
 whoremonger. 
 \'i^i>t'6 Jarele, s. A runaway. 2. 
 
 j 
 
t3«)riF jarge 
 
 247 
 
 'o2^o jmju 
 
 an unsteady man. 3. a back- 
 slider. 4. a coward. 
 
 ^^DfiF jarge, see 3dD5^. 
 
 tSDir, t3c)c3r Jarte, jarde, ^. The 
 sign Scorpio, tlie eighth Tulu 
 month. 
 Jz^^tiF^ jarpadi, s. Running 
 away, decampment, retreat. 
 — -siD^o^^ to run away, decamp ; 
 to slink, escape. 
 
 23^23^ Jaliji, s. A thrashing floor. 
 2. a courtyard. 
 
 z^ ^ Jala, s. A net. 2 . the lattice 
 of a window. 3. magic, con- 
 juration, illusion. 4. pride. 
 r^o-dy- producing, by magic 
 art, supernatural appear- 
 ances, "^^ecrfj— bringing into 
 existence, by sorcery, any 
 thing required. 
 
 tSD^D^ jalar^^, s. A fringe, net- 
 work. 2. the borders of a 
 garment, eU. 
 
 23c)e3"3 Jala, see .croefe. 
 
 t3c)Oe)odj Jalandra, s. Any wood 
 work with bored holes. 2. 
 an ornament worked into 
 small perforations or holes. 
 
 ejs© Jali, see a^d 
 
 23€)0=s'e3. Jalikatta, s. Black 
 stripes on the throat of a 
 cobra. 
 
 t3e)Ci^^Jalipuni, see 7^^^^^. 
 
 t3e)0s^jd Jalimara, s. The tree 
 Ocymum gratissimum. 
 
 e3"3s3 Jale, i". Heat. 2. burning 
 sensation. 3. pity, compas- 
 sion, sorrow; cf. 3iD^e3. 
 
 23"3d Java, see &s^o. 
 
 ts'sd^o^o^ Javakallu, s. A block of 
 stone by the road-side to 
 rest a load upon, a porter's 
 rest. 
 
 t3^si=CTodo6Javakudure, ^. A grass- 
 hopper. 
 
 23^sj^ Javadi, ^. A kind of verse. 
 
 2. ^^(^ e^^Si. 
 
 Ve3e)d^^o5o Javalanayi, s, A wolf- 
 dog. 
 t3-3^«)55c^ Javavuni, see '^■^t^^. 
 235)^ri, 23s^r^ Javige, Javuge, ^^^ 
 
 t3e)SS^ Javuni (3il)), ^^^ ^t-^h^. 
 
 t3e)sSs;^ Javel^, ^^^ a^^^^. 
 
 e3"SrOg Jasti, ^. Increase, addition. 
 2. injustice, violence. — S i^ifjs^ 
 r©o^ to take by force, —z^^ 
 ■^0^ to speak in a violent 
 tone, to abuse. — -rfj^Ov^ to 
 force, compel; to increase, 
 promote ; to raise, as rent etc. 
 
 23^3oD^Jahiri^, ^. Representation, 
 showing, informing, adj. Ob- 
 vious, plain, clear. —^h^ 
 to become known ; to be clear 
 ^■rfo^o^^ to explain, inform. 
 
 'i^^ Jal^, see ddi>6. 
 
 t3i)=3'ra Jakshana, see cro^^r©. 
 
 '23o=^ jinke, s. An antelope. 
 
 e^ohO Jingiri, ^^^ ^o-h). 
 
 23o2d Jinja, ^^^ ac3i. 
 
 Zoot3e)S3?^ Jinjavuni, see aoSi^^^. 
 
 tooZo?^ Jinjige, see ^o^-R. 
 
 eoo2^o^ Jinjuni, see aoa^o^. 
 
23oCJ jinda 
 
 248 
 
 to 6 J ire 
 
 zSocinc)^, e3oani?)c^ jindagani, 
 Jindigani, s. Treasure, trea- 
 sury, wealth. 
 
 tSoari jindige, s. Property, 
 estate, zi-d- moveable pro- 
 perty. ^— immoveable pro- 
 perty. 
 
 e3o?S, eSoc^e^d Jinne, Jinnesvare, 
 s. The name of a personage 
 peculiar to the Jaina sect, 
 who is ranked by them as 
 superior to the gods of other 
 sects. 2. a teacher. 3. a 
 saint. 
 
 tooEoo^ jimbuni, see sdoos^o^. 
 
 ZooeooO, e3o2^ jimbuli, Jimbli, see 
 
 t3o^o jimma, ad-v. Suddenly. 
 
 23o3o jinhe, see 2§% 
 
 t3^D^ Jikir^, ^' Care, anxiety. 
 
 2. interference. 
 "ojT^ jiga, ^^^ ^A. 
 
 t3r(22ii, tSrizSn jigajiga, Jigijigi, 
 .y. The jingling noise of danc- 
 ing. 
 
 t3ne)0* jigari^, see aioT^S. 
 
 2;j23e) ;o jijnasa, ^. Asking, inquir- 
 mg. 2. search, investigation. 
 
 z^U^ Jitti, ,y^^ rf)^^^. 
 
 z3Lio^ jittu, see a^oyj^. 
 
 c^a jitte, s. A lump, unshapen 
 mass. 
 
 ^d jidfe, ^^^ 3dz?. 
 VzoCS*', t3t^ iidd\ii, Jidda, J. Ranci- 
 dity, mustiness. adj. Rancid, 
 musty. 2. see oS. _ oSoort 
 rancid oil. 
 
 Z^Q, jiddi, ^^'. Back, postern. 
 
 s. A small, raised platform. 
 
 -8cro^^ a back door; a small 
 
 gate. 
 z^d Jidde, s. A kind of mortar. 
 
 2. ^^£^ ^S. 
 
 ef)a^3:^-^ a 
 
 wooden mortar for pounding 
 rice. 
 
 tj^ Jita, «^". Conquered, sub- 
 dued, overcome, —zj^'d learn- 
 ing a lesson by heart. -^^^ 
 a disposition under discipline; 
 a firm mind. 
 
 Zol^ogjOSo Jitendriye, ^. One who 
 has subdued his passions. 
 2. an ascetic. 3. a sage. 
 
 z3|j,=3^^ jittekalli, see '^-&'^^^u7ider 
 
 23c3^ jiddi^, i". Enmity, hatred. 
 to^ystuc^^ jiddajiddi^, s. Mutual 
 
 hatred. 
 e3do Jiddu, see ^5 . 
 
 Zo^*?^^ to^?D^ jin^s^, jinas^ji, s. 
 A thing, article, goods, pro- 
 visions. 
 
 t3^*^?j^c^ jin^sara, s. Variety, 
 diversity. adj. Various, di- 
 verse. 
 Ae32J^o, euzooe^j, t3:jj^o jfibalu, Ji- 
 bulu, jibulu, s. Boiled, tender 
 areca nuts. 
 
 z320J^ jibuli, s. A kind of boys' 
 game, similar to hopscotch. 
 
 23u jibba, see 2^020^. 
 
 t3Dc)?^3s3 Jirasale, see 33eTi?5se3. 
 
 E3d jire, adj. Little, small. — c3o?3 
 light red. 
 
Jil^ 
 
 249 
 
 23 ^5j jiva 
 
 ^D^o^ JilijLmbi, see d^o^jd^o. 
 ^€)^e jilijili, s. Splashing. 
 tSsSez:), t3©^ jilebi, Jilbi, s. A kind 
 of sweetmeat; also 2§e58!)e3, 
 
 z3^o^, tS^ozoo, e3^o^ jilupu, Jilu- 
 bu, Jilpu, s. Locks of hair left 
 above the ear as an ornament. 
 
 eSeJ^jilme, see a^oe^jSo. 
 
 2^<DD , tod lilla, Tille, 5'. A district, 
 collectorate. 
 
 z^^DUf\j^z^\ jillatigobbu, s. A 
 kind of game ; c/. Sa©^. 
 
 e3?j) c^ J illy a, s. A curl. -a?L^^ to 
 dress the hair in curls; c/. ^'^^^ 
 
 e^So, Jihve, s. The tongue. 
 
 t3^ Ji, <^^'. Small, little, short. 
 — =^jseQ a short legged fowl. 
 —^■dTSj?)^ a dwarf. —^O3o a 
 lapdog ; a small kind of dog. 
 
 2^5^^ jiki;, ^. Creaking, as san- 
 dals, shoes, elc. when walking 
 in them. —^ ^iookio^ creaking 
 sandals. 
 
 to^lJri Jitige, s. A torch, flam- 
 beau. — oDoSo a torch-bearer. 
 
 e3^5^ jitij, i". Advantage, gain. 
 adj. Profitable, advantageous. 
 — e;^o>^ to win, gain. 
 
 ^2ec^^ z3^^ jini^, Jini, ^. A saddle. 
 -^yj^^, -^DT^o^ to saddle. 
 
 tS^^^ro^ Jin^si^, see sS^oj. 
 
 t3^^ jina, adj. Niggardly, parsi- 
 monious, stingy. —^^ parsi- 
 mony, stinginess. 
 
 2^^^ jine, s. A miser, niggard. 
 
 eS^oJ^ Jipuni, ^^^ a??:^. 
 
 2:3^0* jirijL, see 2§er©i^. 
 JzS^ddD jiradari, s. The seed 
 Cummum Cyeninum. 
 
 t3^d?j-8)s3 jirasale, ^. A superior 
 kind of rice, a fine table rice. 
 
 '^^^fs jiri^e, ^^^ a§eTJz:^&. ^^'. 
 Small, short, --slooel, ^■^>:>:^^ 
 a small species of capsicum 
 (perhaps bird-pepper) of a 
 stronger taste than other sorts. 
 
 '^^t!):^'^ jiruni, see ?n?tjo^. 
 
 23^6 jire, ^. A hero, brave man. 
 
 2o^6^^?3, 23^^e)rd jirevale, jir- 
 vale, s. A wasted palm-leaf. 
 2. a worn out ear-ornament, 
 
 to^rsF jirna, ^. Digestion, adj. 
 Digested. 2. tattered, old, 
 worn out ; of. \^^' —'^^ the 
 power of digestion. —^h^ 
 to be digested; to be worn 
 out, reduced. — t^j^ok^^ to 
 digest. 
 
 23^e^r9^d, 23erlJS^FC3^ d jirna- 
 dhara, Jirnoddhara, s. ' Repara- 
 tion, renovation. 
 
 'S^l'^T Jirne, see 2S?r©r. 
 
 23^drO jirdari, see ^?-dc^&. 
 
 23^ ^F Jirna, see 2§?o3f. 
 
 23^?o^Fd jirsale, see 22e"^?fe«3. 
 
 23^sJ Jiva, s. Life, existence. 
 2. vitality, strength. 3. a 
 living creature. — ©sda^, 
 — ©SaB languor, prostration. 
 — j^ AoO dear, fond. — ^?^ 
 full of life; fresh. — oso^ 
 
25^sj jiva 
 
 250 
 
 teoozoo jiiiii^^ 
 
 lifeless. —^ ^^f^ fainting. 
 —^^jsfXo at the risk of life. 
 -Cfb?) to be quickened, ani- 
 mated. — ^^b^, — :^5^?), — jS 
 s|v^ to take away life, to 
 kill. — "S^^^sreo^, _ tSiijsreo^ to 
 commit suicide; to bother 
 oneself. ~t>^^ to be animat- 
 ed; to spring, sprout. — ^ro-do^ 
 to swoon, faint; to be alarm- 
 ed, —^"^h^ to die, expire. 
 —z:io^^ to die; to endeavour, 
 aspire after. — ■?l)'^o^?) to 
 revive, renovate, —tf'^o^^ to 
 be envious. ^^^^ vital pow- 
 ers. 8§e4/sAO 22e^ =^jsEjFoi to 
 help at the risk of one's life. 
 
 Zo^s^oi jivante, s. A living man. 
 
 e3^sj^53, zS^sJ^^ jivakale, jiva- 
 kale, s. Animation, vitality. 
 
 to animate, ^. e. consecrate 
 an idol. 
 
 23^d=ae5oi jivakante, s. A hus- 
 band. 
 
 eSesJ^-^e; jivakala, s. The life- 
 time, existence. 
 
 eSesi^^^, t3es^^e)^?i jiva^hata, 
 jivaghataga, s. Danger to life. 
 2. murder. 3. treachery, ^e^ 
 n^jd^-R a murderer ; a betrayer, 
 treacherous man. 
 
 tS^^tio^o jivajantu, s. A living 
 creature, animal. 
 
 to^s^cTc)^ jivadana, s. Gift of life. 
 
 Zo^^Cjc)^ jivadase, s. Care for life. 
 
 zS^s^Fj jivana, ^. Subsistence, 
 
 livelihood. 2. life, existence. 
 3. means of sustenance. -^^ 
 ^i to deprive one's means of 
 livelihood. —Tid^^^ to live; 
 to earn one's livelihood; to 
 follow a trade. 
 
 2u^sj^cp jivanathe, s. A hus- 
 band. 2. Yama. 
 
 Su^sd^jj^?^ jivamana, s. Duration 
 of life, lifetime. 
 
 to^s^Da)^ jivarasi, s. The animal 
 kingdom, living creatures. 
 
 ^^^T^io'^zi jivasankada, s. Fa- 
 tigue, weariness. 2. languor, 
 exhaustion, —^h^ to be fa- 
 tigued, exhausted. 
 
 2o^drTO^> jivasthana, s. A vital 
 part'. 
 
 2;j^S3^4,J^^^*^^* ^' -^^^ sentient 
 soul, spirit. 2. life; c/. s:^r©. 
 22?sro^^ man, as a sentient 
 being. 
 
 23^S3c)a jivadi, s. Living crea- 
 tures, animal kingdom. 
 
 23^539^ d jivakshara, s. A vowel. 
 
 2o^D jivi, s. A living creature. 
 2. a worm, an insect. 
 
 T^^^i jivita, adj. Living, alive, 
 existent. 
 
 23e^?l)c^ jivisuni (^e^oJ), v. n. 
 To live, exist, subsist. 
 
 tS^sJ Jivu, see ce^. 
 
 tijoz^oo jumjum, see a^oSoa^oSo. 
 Vtioozjo^^ jumbuni (a^oo-zS), v, n. 
 To suck, sip, lick. 
 
 tdjozoo©, Z;joo2oo'^juinbuli,jumbu- 
 
 11, J^^ e!)o80oe5. 
 
^jodo jumma 
 
 251 
 
 2dJ5)^ judi 
 
 vl tdjodo Jumma, ^. A sudden stun- 
 ning or smarting sensation. 
 
 2^oos3o Jumme, s. Custody, 
 charge. 
 
 ^dOo05:) Junyi, s. A boiling or 
 bubbling noise. 
 
 tio^-3?uOc^ Jukasuni (&(o^oJ), 7;. n. 
 To nod, be drowsy, sleepy. 
 
 Zcij=3^o^ jukuti, see oci.30;^. 
 
 2ij=3^j, jukku, ^. A measure of 
 seven sticks in a game. 
 
 z;jort juga, s. A pair. 2. twins. 
 3. see odjjA. 
 
 t;3ona)D% 2;ion«)0 Jugar^Jugari, ^. 
 Gaming, gambling. _ :^ja20o^ 
 c3do3j a gamester, gambler. 
 _>^j320o^?i to gamble. 
 -it^^ViX juttu, ^. A tuft of hair of 
 the head, cue; -?ryo^^, _aoO 
 sjDc^o^ to tie the hair into a 
 knot. 
 
 2;ijrl Judde, see ^^ . 
 
 tij2o Jubba, s, A short jacket. 
 
 v.^i'i^x jubbu, 5. A spheroid, 
 
 to 
 
 globule. 
 ~AtiosJsS^2^o^3^ Jumjum, ^. Numb- 
 ness, sleeping of the limb. 
 2. a throbbing pain. 3. horri- 
 pilation, -©"b^ a limb to be 
 benumbed; to be horrified; 
 to feel pain, as when a boil 
 suppurates. 
 
 tij^j?)a jumadi, s. A demon so 
 called. 
 
 txjodoo^ jumula, see 2^0^^. 
 -^ tijs^j, jumma, see 3^00^. 
 
 tiJsSo, Jumme, see ^a^q-^. 
 
 tijsjj Jumla, s. Total, whole. 
 
 CO 
 
 JtdOdJorlo^ Jurunguni (a^o-docK), 
 
 v, n. To hesitate, be reluctant. 
 
 t;iodosJs:e)c5 Jurumane, see 3^0*2^0 
 
 2^oo^eoo Julabu, ^. Purging, 
 looseness of bowels. 2. a 
 purgative. ^e?^^ to purge. 
 —t^jsliFoi to administer a pur- 
 gative. — j2i3i^^ to take a 
 purgative. —^^h?:^ to suffer 
 from looseness of bowels. 
 cro^^^— vomiting and diar- 
 rhoea, cholera. 
 
 tio0^, tij^o^, t^jo^o^Julipe, Ju- 
 
 lupU, JUlpU, ^^^ 2500^. 
 
 tioe^o^o^, tdjejj^Julumiji, julmu, ^. 
 Oppression, tyranny, injus- 
 tice: also diCiOjCiS^. aiod. _ais^ 
 tyrannical procedure, violent 
 measures. 
 
 Julumane, Julman^, Julmane, .y. 
 
 A fine, penalty. -■rfo<^o^?) to 
 
 fine. 
 tiOSTsa juvadi, see 2§?s3sa. 
 t;iOST3^ juvali, s. A kind of reed. 
 tio^^z^o^^ juli^jul^, s. The noise 
 
 of falling water. 
 JtdJ3z3, ^^JSt^j Juji, Juju, ^. Gaming, 
 
 a wager, as with cocoanuts. 
 
 — ^yo^?i to gamble. — 7v)"5 a 
 
 gambler. —^ ^^se^ a fighting 
 
 cock. 
 tiJ5)^, tdJsL^o jutiji, Jutu, s. A lie, 
 
 falsehood. 
 tiJ3^o3)F^6 judlpugere, s. A kind 
 
tiJ33 Juti 
 
 252 
 
 ^>^^ jeil^ 
 
 of tobacco imported from 
 
 the Ghauts. 
 tsJJSvB Juti, s. Shoes. 
 2^J3^^ jul^, s. The cover of a 
 
 saddle, horse-cloth. 
 tiJSO juli, s. A funnel, pipe, 
 
 spout. — ^ ^^ a distilling pot 
 
 with a pipe. — sSoeoo a pot 
 
 with a spout. 
 ^o'^^\ ^otooS jeinbilyi, jembuli, 
 
 ^023 jembe, adj. Insipid, taste- 
 eE=s^ri) jek^ni, see 3i-&jf^. 
 d^s;^ jekkeli^, see dd^^6. 
 eErt jege, see 2^i<. 
 
 ^tH jeg-ge, ^^^ 3^5^. 
 ^li jetti, ^^^ 3i&o^. 
 
 ^^ jedi, s. A speck in the eye; 
 
 bet. ciS. 
 ^^og^ jedipuni, see d^^h^. 2. 
 
 J sEcl jede, ^^^ s^^. 
 
 2£sS^^, 2£^r^ jeppuni, Jerpuni 
 (^), 7/. ;«. To lie down. 2. to 
 sleep, rest; also ^i^?^^. 
 
 zE^ jeppe, ^. The last cowrie 
 put in an empty hole of a 
 playing board (eio^^s?) at 
 the end of one's turn. 
 
 ^s3j jem^, see ^■^• 
 
 ^D' jer^, see ^^B. ^^^^^ 
 
 J^3|, jesht^, s. Misfortune, cala- 
 
 ^^o^c)55)c^ jenkavuni, c.v, (o/^^o 
 tfo^) To detain, stop. 2. to 
 delay, put off. 
 
 ^^0=3*0^ jenkuni (fi^o^), v.n. To 
 delay, be deferred. 2. to 
 hesitate, waver; of. ieo^o^. 
 
 ^^0=^ jenke, see ^^o€. 
 
 ^^n^ jeg^, see crooSoK. 
 ^'' zE^^ jedi, s. Glutinous clay, 
 chalk, a kind of white earth ; 
 also ^eS. 
 
 ^^a jedi, tr. past part, of "^^^^ 
 or jSs^^. 
 
 zB^sS, ^^200 jepu, jebu, s. A 
 
 pocket. 
 ^^D^ jeri^, s, A Pariah's child. 
 
 ^^0^, 2£e^ jer^j jera, i^. Descent, 
 declivity, precipice. 
 -^^^g**^"305j jerijkayi, see :R^Bm)O30. 
 sE^^jjf jerlu, s. Pariah children. 
 V^^sJ jevu, s. A child. 2. a lad, 
 youth, ^fi- a male, man. 
 ^^e— a female, woman. 
 ^^23^ jel^, see ^^6. 
 
 ^^sl jeshta, ^^^ ^''^^q- 
 ^^sldjqij jeshtamadhu, ^^^ ^^?s^ 
 
 ^^^ jeshte, .y^^ ^^^^q- 
 
 d^^'sari jeinadig-e, ^. Abstinence 
 from meat and liquor. 
 
 'S,)^ jeine, s. A Jain. 
 
 &3^c^ jeipana, adj. Invulne- 
 rable. 
 
 ^^^^, 2S^?jj^jeipuni, jeisuni (^^), 
 z'. ^. To conquer, win, be 
 successful. 
 
 ^)^0o^ jeimini, s. A sage so called. 
 
 ^o^ jeili^, ^. A jail, prison. 
 
^J?)o€ jonke 
 
 253 
 
 ^^JS^do jodu 
 
 >/^J5o=^, e§J5o€e' jonke, jonkel^, 
 
 s. A bunch, cluster. 
 ^JSosJ^, sSj^o"^^ jompadi, jom- 
 
 pudi, s. A shed, hut. 
 2§J3rij joggu, ^^^ 8^^- 
 djsrio joggura, (^^'. Overripe. 
 2Ejsi jote, ^^^ s^^. 
 ^js^ Jot^®> /'^'^^ ^- ^ ^^^^^ or 
 
 J'SS)^ jolle, J. Spittle; ^^.'fe*^. 
 
 ^J3^o^^ jompudi, see ^osja. 
 
 ^J3^=3^o joku, s. Ostentation, dis- 
 play; vanity, foppery. 
 
 2£jS^=s^od.3^ jokum^, s. Danger, 
 risk. adj. Dangerous. 
 >/dJS^'^j^o jokulu, s. Children; 
 c/. d;s?4- cS.'se^oTO&^T^ childish- 
 ness. 
 >/^J3^=^ joke, i". Care, heed, cau- 
 tion; safety, —t^^^^ to take 
 care. 
 
 ^Ji^ii joga, s. Abstraction of 
 mind; see oSjs^a. —^h^ to 
 be in ecstasy. _ sDlbr^ to 
 be seized with demoniac 
 frenzy. 
 
 2§J3^/1cdj jogamma, s. A female 
 devotee. 
 
 eEjS^ri^ jogatte, s. Sitting cross- 
 legged, -^'sodoob^ to sit on 
 cross-legs. 
 
 ^JS^h ]ogi,s. A religious mendi- 
 cant. 2. the name of a caste. 
 3. the name of a man; also 
 cd®e?\. 
 
 ^^j^^r\t>oz^F jogiparndu, s. A 
 kind of fruit. 
 
 ^s0^r\^?5r Jogipurse, s. The 
 
 name of a demon. rflower. 
 
 ^J^^f\Z^ jogipu, s. A kind of 
 
 'Sj^^r\z'M jogimara, s. The por- 
 
 tia tree, Thespasia populnea\ 
 
 also ^^f\ ^^ 7id ^-d. 
 ■J'Sj^^i^-:> pgu, s. A water-fall, 
 
 catiaracu. fvessel 
 
 ^JS^rloc^ Joguni, s. A drinking 
 J ^JS^rio^, 'S>J^^r{:i^ Jogula, Joguli, 
 
 s. A lullaby. 
 J ds^^Zi^Dzid^ jojapaduni (-s^^S), 
 
 V. a. To sing a lullaby; to lull. 
 J^JS^eoO^oo^, ^js^tio^jojiyuni, jo- 
 
 juni (■<S.^e^, 5^?^), z'. n. To 
 
 lull to sleep. 
 J^JS^^JS^ jojo, inlj. expressive 
 
 of blessings Be happy, etc. 
 
 It terminates every song of 
 
 certain lullabies. 
 ^JS^ei Joti, s. A plait. 
 ^EJS^dcl jodane, s. Joining, unit- 
 ing, union, collecting. — ^ 
 
 ^\^^ to join; to get ready, 
 
 prepare. [^o^i^. 
 
 ^JS^cs^^^ jodapini, see under 
 djs^css)^^^ jodavuni, c v. (o/^^ 
 
 aodoo^) To make join, unite. 
 ^J5)^^ Jodi, see ^€^. 
 2£J3^^?^ Jodige, see ^^ri^. 
 eBj3^^^^ jodipuni (^jse^i), v. a. 
 
 To join, pair, unite. 
 ^JS^^oJoo^jodiyuni (^eS), v.n. 
 
 To be joined, united. 
 'S>J$i^d:i jodu, ^. A pair, yoke, 
 
 match, couple. 2. a pair of 
 
 sandals. (2;^'. Equal, like. 
 
 _t5;3?-rfo two and two. -t?l^?), 
 
 22 
 
•^j^^d Todne 
 
 254 
 
 23^ ^ inani 
 
 ^^zs^h^ to join, couple, pair. 
 —■^s^^o^^ to join, pair, unite. 
 2. to assist, countenance, pa- 
 tronise, t^^— a pair of gloves. 
 s:^^oJ- a pair of slippers. 
 ■Booso— a pair of stockings. 
 
 ^JS^d jodne, see ^j?>^TiA 
 -J^Ejs^s^^j^ Jotaduni (^jae^S), 
 V. n. To wave, move, oscillate. 
 
 ^JS^^ joti, see ^^?S. 
 
 2§J3^vB=S^JS^^o jotikolu, ^. A long 
 walking stick. 
 
 2£js^35S[, 2§J5^3;^ jotisha, Jotisa, 
 see ^jso^'S?:^. 
 
 dJS^vl^o jotishye, see d©^?^^^. 
 
 2£j5^ J jotra, see d^?^. 
 
 2£js^^r^ Jonage, .y. A wicked per- 
 son; a lewd fellow. 
 
 ^Jt>^3ia jopadi, see ^o^a. 
 
 J ^J^^3i^, sBj^i^SJ;^^, ^J3^53tt)^ JO- 
 
 pane, jopasana, Jopana, s. Care, 
 circumspection. ^^'. Cau- 
 tious, careful. — •rfo'i^^o^^ to 
 take care of; to keep care- 
 fully. 
 
 ^J3^sJJa)6?^d jomalesara, s. A 
 kind of gold necklace. 
 
 ^J3^o5j joyi, see ^jse?\. 
 
 ^j^:^o5o?gjoyise, .$". An astrologer. 
 
 e^js^d Jora, ^^^ ^e^- 
 
 tBjs^do, 2£j5^D"9dQjoru, joravari, 
 ^. Force, pressure, violence. 
 2. importunity. 3. power, 
 strength. 4. severity, harsh- 
 ness ; also c5j8eS, sSjaeO. _eylb^ 
 to become importunate; to 
 become powerful, to be af- 
 
 fected with liquor, tobacco, 
 etc\ to be harsh. — troj^^ to 
 be hard. --rfo^o^^ to force, 
 compel. 
 
 'i^^^ jola, see ^js?^. 
 
 ^JS^^oh jolangi, .y^^ n^i^o?\. 
 
 J2§JS^o«)e3 Jolata, s. Oscillation, 
 hanging. 
 ^J3^©, ^JS^©?^ joli, Jolige, ^. A 
 small bag for receiving alms. 
 2. a piece of cloth suspended 
 by a woman down her shoul- 
 ders to carry about her baby 
 in it. 
 
 ^J?)^^o jolu, adj. Soft, moist. 
 >y2. pendent, flapping. ~^^ 
 a soft or moist kind of jag- 
 gory. 
 
 >/2Bj3^^ jovu, s. a child, baby, 
 youth, youngster. 2. a fe- 
 male child. —"^^^^^ j£;3e^o«K<o 
 children. 
 
 J^JS^^ jola, s. The great millet. 
 Sorghum vulgare. e5&— a 
 small kind of millet, Sorghum 
 saccharatupi^ the Chinese su- 
 gar-cane. 
 ^J5^^ Joli, see osp3jsee3. 
 ^J?^^, 2£j3^^ri joli, Jolige, see 
 
 Jtj^^ Jouli, s. Cloth. -crooSo a 
 
 cloth merchant, draper. 
 yz3^<^joul6, «4/'. Tasteless, insipid. 
 t3^ f^ jnana, .y. Knowledge, wis- 
 dom. 
 23?)?^ Jnani, s. A wise, learned 
 
 'ST 
 
 man, a sage. 
 
t3c)?^o jnanu 
 
 255 
 
 dojJD^o jhama 
 
 22D ^0^ jnanuni, see r?;>^^4^' 
 23^ 3J^ Jnapaka, s. Memory, re- 
 
 collection. 
 
 ^0^4 Jyeshtha, s. The third 
 lunar month, adj. Best, ex- 
 
 cellent. 
 
 2. elder-born; 9C 
 
 do ^5^ sjjqSo jyeshthamadhu, s. Li- 
 quorice root. 
 
 &^4 jyeshthe, s. The eighteenth 
 lunar mansion. 2. an elder 
 sister. 3. the goddess of 
 poverty (^co)-^^^ misfortune. 
 
 '&^^ jyeshthe, s. The elder son 
 or brother. 
 
 d^^^^B jyoti, s. Light, lustre. 
 2. a star, -^^j astrology. 
 
 dj?o^3^jyotisha, s. The science 
 of astronomy ; astrology. 
 
 2£j?o^>B^o jyotishye, ^ An astro- 
 nomer, astrologer. 
 
 ujii J vara, see ^Ti. 
 
 tsiD^o^doojD Jvalamukhi, ^. A vol- 
 cano. 
 
 23^ ^3 jvale, s. Flame. 2. heat, 
 warmth. 3. inflammation. 
 
 O'JJ 
 
 d^ jha. The twenty-second letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 dpo=aDd jhankara, sec ^.^ec^-d. 
 dooodpo jhamjham, see "cb^^^ 
 
 d:^os53a)°^ jhampetala, ^^^ ^o^ 
 
 dp5-305o?;jo^ jhakayisuni (tC\o^ 
 cxsjoi), v.n. To bluster, tyran- 
 nise. 
 
 dcpiidc^jri jhagajhaga, s. Brilli- 
 ancy. — -^ooEio^ to shine bril- 
 liantly. 
 
 d:^r(°^ jhagala, see s^X^. 
 
 jhag'gane, ^^Z^.'. Quickly, 
 hastily, —-^oc^o^ to flash. 
 
 d¥>r^N ^ 
 
 as lightning. 
 
 dcpej^sjei Jhatapati, see sd&jD&w. 
 dco^sB, d:^^ Jhaditi, jhadti, s. 
 
 Examination, as of accounts. 
 
 2. search, rummage. 
 
 JH 
 
 dp^^S^ jhadipuni, see d^^h^. 
 
 Jhanu, jham^jhamu, s. The 
 
 tinkling of ornaments when 
 . walking. 
 
 dpsSoO Jhameri, see ^-^oQ. 
 d^O jhari, s. A spring. 2. a 
 
 cascade, waterfall. 
 T^o^ jhallu, s. Sudden terror. 
 
 2. palpitation. 
 6d^DU>^, dc^-9C3B jhadiji, Jhada, s. 
 
 Settlement 6'?' payment in full. 
 
 2. completion, termination. 
 
 —^h^ to be settled or paid 
 
 fully, to be over, finished. 
 
 ^^0^0^^ to pay entirely, to 
 
 finish. 
 dc^c^^ jhadane, see dd^riA- 
 c^Jc)^j, ^-^zj Jhama, Jhava, see 
 
 8d^^. 
 
 22* 
 
^Dv jhala 
 
 256 
 
 y^a) taka 
 
 c^: «) V 0^ , dc^^ o D J lialar^, jhalari, 
 
 6:p^o=5Dd jhenkara, ^. The buz-- 
 zing or humming of bees. 
 
 d:pJ?)^osJ^ jhompadi, see daozja. 
 
 '^ ria, The twenty-third letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 J <^o7^^, '^=sS nann^^i, nakki^, s. 
 Crushing, bruising into a 
 jelly or mass. ~^h^ to be 
 crushed into a mass. — "s^ 
 ^^^ to crush into a mass. 
 "^ix^ii nakkanakka, adv. Quick- 
 ly, swiftly; coarsely. 
 J 'oO=^^% "oCT^^b^ nakkati^, naga- 
 T^dit^jadj. Lean, thin, stunted, 
 faded. 
 'Sr^ nappe, see <^^c833«. 2. see 
 
 ^c^r^o^ riar^nar^, see zibzib. 
 2. see N^c^oTJj. 
 
 N 
 
 '^d'^d, ^=5^F'^^rnaranara,iiar- 
 kanarka, ^^■. Slight, little. 
 — s3e^ slight pain. 
 
 'SO'^r narke, see ?^^r. 
 
 '^5^^'^^^, '^j?^^'^3^^ navu- 
 linapuli, nolinappuli, ad:'. In- 
 discriminately. — ^^^ to eat 
 indiscriminately. 
 
 'SO^^ nani, ^6?^ s^o). 
 
 '^JSoZGo nonnu, adj. Shrivelled, 
 
 contracted. 
 i'^JS^© noli, s. Anything sticky, 
 gummy glutinous, viscous. 
 2. saliva. —Ti-d Aloe lit or alts, 
 —'STfdj^ to vomit phlegm. 
 
 13 
 
 y ta. The twenty-fourth letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 lJo5*^ejo^^ tankijitank^, s. Pit-a- 
 
 pot, twang, as of a wire, elc. 
 Uov£^ tankana, s. Borax. 
 UoT5^?TOd tankasale, see Ts^o^steeS. 
 Uc^DD^ tankar\j, see ^d^^. 
 eJc^g'o tanku, s. The twang of a 
 
 bow-string. 
 
 T 
 
 eJorV^ tangly, s. A saddle girth. 
 
 -ieJoSjDs* tantan^, s. A noise made 
 in sounding a brass vessel, 
 elc, with the knuckles. 2. the 
 striking of a clock. 
 
 y«'e)OSo?uj^> takayisuni, see ^v^ 
 
 U^c)D^, y^^S takary, takari, see 
 
£j=5^ takk^ 
 
 257 
 
 ej^xf^ tikijL 
 
 13=5^, Uvd, takki^, takku, see 
 
 y=^ takke, see ^^^. 
 i ^rio^ tagariji, ^. A ram. 
 
 y^ tappa, (^^^. Flatly. —^ 
 ziov^ to drop down flatly. — sojs 
 1^0^ to fall flatly. 
 
 yssi^o^ tappali^, s. The post. 
 2. a relay of bearers, bullocks, 
 ^^^.; <2;/j-^ w^. — ^^ the post- 
 ofiice. -?f;)A^ a letter-paper; 
 a post-letter. - ^orfo^ a post- 
 horse. 
 
 eisjo^, e3^ tamate, tamki, ^. A 
 tambour. 2. proclamation by 
 beat of tomtom. — ^d^o^ to 
 proclaim in such a manner. 
 
 i]D'305o?oo^ tarayisuni, see t^^dsoso 
 
 yD-S)53fl taravane, see ^^■^^. 
 eJsdfl tavane, see ^^^^' 
 y?o, y?o tase, tasse, see ^;6. 
 to 0=5^ tanki^, s. The nib of a 
 
 pen. 2. basting down a 
 
 stuffed bed, to make it secure. 
 
 — ^ij^cio^, ~^o;^ s:^c^o^i to nib a 
 
 pen; to baste down a stuffed 
 
 bed. 
 ^30^ c^^, ^"so^^ tankan^, tanka- 
 
 ni, see 6ro^f^. 
 teo^ tanki, i-. A trough, or 
 
 cistern. 
 ^"So^^ tankini, see &ro^f^. 
 to=g^ takyi, ^^^ 6:3 o^. 
 
 b"5)=s^D5^, ^-stS^c^^ takan^, takanyi, 
 .y. A Pegu pony. 
 
 be)^c)b'3^^, ^c)=^J?)^^c)=5^ takata- 
 
 ki^, takotaki^, adj\ Quick, hur- 
 ried, hasty. 
 
 ^^cl, e3^c^o tane, tanya, see t^tdc^s. 
 
 to^, eje)^^^osS, ^1)35 tapu, ta- 
 pupituve, tape, s. Banishment, 
 transportation. ~^t^ to be 
 punished with transportation. 
 
 too^ tariji, see .^^. 
 
 ejc)d tara, see -^B. 
 
 ba)S^, ^e)53l3^"i)P§^ tavU, tlVU- 
 
 tikanu, see tto4- 
 b'S"^ tali, ^. A lie, deceit. 
 ^■3^^^ talipuni (&ss?), 7,/. a. To 
 
 deceive, cheat; ^. tsDC^^. 
 Uo=5^ tinkij, ^. The sound of a 
 
 stringed, musical instrument, 
 
 as a guitar, efc; also &3o-S-rS. 
 e32C^^e32S=^ tin^tinij/^. Tinkling. 
 13^* tiki^, s. The sound, as of 
 
 a pendulum. ~^t^ to tick. 
 li^^roS li^Dr?) tikani;, tikani, 
 
 see 3^^. 
 ej^ tikki, ^. Hitting one marble 
 
 with another in a game of 
 
 marbles. -zi^rio^ to hit a 
 
 marble. 
 m tikke, see ^%. 
 eieJs^ tittibha, s. A lapwing. 
 Ut^M tippane, s. A commentary; 
 
 an explanatory note. 
 Ui:}, tibbi, ^^^ ^?4- 
 
 to 
 
 Ue tilli, ^. The spleen, milt; 
 liver. 
 
 13^=0% e3^=^^ til^iij tit^j •^- Mean- 
 ing, interpretation, glossary. 
 &3e-a-?do^ to translate, inter- 
 pret, explain. 
 
13^^^ tik^ 
 
 258 
 
 DDrD thana 
 
 ii^^* tikyi, see s?^, 
 
 ei^^ tiki, s. A small precious 
 
 object ; a small bell ; cf. •^^. 
 
 — -dorS a gold necklace. 
 ii^^ tipu, s. A stitch; ^/^-^ i'esSi 
 
 4'3eD7^. -^ds'o^ to stitch. 
 
 e3^;j tivi, see a? -a. 
 
 ejj^j,yj=s^j,, lio^j,=5* tukkutukku, 
 ■& ■& a \ 
 
 tuktukyi, adv. Rapidly, quick- 
 ly. -e;sAOg^ to dart, flit, fly. 
 
 ^o=ar35s3, eSo^"?) »5 tenkasale, tenk- 
 _ , a) • ' • 
 
 sale, i"^^ ■^os'^iDe?. 
 
 ^^Sjd§'5)v2, eSe^ra tevanati, teva- 
 ni, see "^e^^roB. 
 
 J^JSo=3^ tonka, .y. The loins, hip. 
 
 ~6^?i, —zj^rid^ to hop, leap 
 
 on one leg. 
 63j3^ toppi, s. A cap, hat, or 
 
 helmet. 2. fraud, cheating. 
 
 3. failure, defeat. -i?b^ to 
 
 fail. ~-^^h^ a hat to put on. 
 
 -sroil)^ to cheat. 
 -^^JS^Jj tollu, see if.«^o^. 
 
 ^JS^=a% ^JS^^s'o tok^, toku, ^. 
 Cash, ready money. 2. total, 
 aggregate; also feSjseon'o, ^Sjae-S-. 
 — 3jr©4 money in cash. — "d.^ 
 srooso total rupees. 
 
 ^ tha, The twenty-fifth letter 
 of the alphabet. 
 
 ^0T^rve)s3 thankasale, s. A mint. 
 
 c^^c)05o?^o^ thakayisuni (^wdoso 
 cj), ^. ^. To deceive, cheat. 
 2. to gain time by false re- 
 presentations. 
 
 C^Se)& thakari, adj. Spurious, 
 false, counterfeit, —-d:^^:) sl 
 mock-pearl. 
 
 ^5^0, thakk^, thakku, s. 
 
 d5'^. 
 
 Dissimulation, deceit, pre 
 tence, hypocrisy, fraud. -^?J 
 chicanery; hoaxing. -3if^^ 
 to lie; to pretend, -^^o^^ to 
 cheat, deceive, defraud. 
 
 C^^ thakke, s. A cheat, dissem- 
 bler. 
 
 c^rio* thagary, see uX5. 
 
 TH 
 
 dG^o5o:jo^ tharayisuni (^t^^oso^), 
 7y. a. To compose, execute 
 any literary work. 2. to fix, 
 determine, settle. 
 
 ?:^d"ssjcI tharavane, s. Composi- 
 tion, combination of the 
 parts of any literary work or 
 discourse; diction, style. 2. 
 settlement, determination. 
 
 dsjfl thavane, s. Simple and 
 compound addition. ~^jizs^ 
 4^i to add up figures. — sjs 
 ^oi to write down figures for 
 adding. 
 
 c^ro, c^4 thase, thasse, s. A seal, 
 stamp. 2. stamp duty. — w) 
 7(^ a stamp paper. 
 
 Uc)r3, u^r^o thana, thSnya, .y. A 
 place, station; lodging; a 
 garrison, police-station. 
 
crao^ thar^ 
 
 259 
 
 d€. dakka 
 
 BDD^ thari^j adv. x4t one stroke; 
 
 completely, fully. 
 D^^ thavu, s. A place, abode, 
 
 lodging. 2. cause, occasion; 
 
 also Ti;^4S>^Fi. 
 
 S)=$Df^^, S5"3r?! thikaniji, thikani, 
 s. Eesort, residence, station. 
 
 2. means, room, opportunity. 
 ©^5^, S^=CTO thiki;, thlku, ^4/*. 
 
 Proper, fit. 2. exact, complete. 
 
 3. true, —s^ ^r®c3 a sumptuous 
 meal. 
 
 S)^^ thipu, see ^^4- 
 
 S)^^ thivi, ^. Ostentation, dis- 
 play. 2. condition, state. 3. 
 gait, figure, mien. 
 
 ^o^^d, ^^o^siit thenkara, then- 
 kara, s. The twang of a bow. 
 2. haughtiness, pride. 
 
 ^^^ess-)*!, ^^drJ thsvanati, the- 
 vani, s. Deposit of cash. 2. 
 ready-cash. 3 . keeping money 
 in a bank. — :i?b^ to deposit, 
 keep money in a bank. 
 
 d 
 
 d da, The twenty-sixth letter of 
 
 the alphabet. 
 d da, a conditional particle af- 
 fixed to verbs ^ signifying: 
 
 If. e?o3j 80£^c^ if he should 
 
 come. ws^rtSr^ if he does not 
 
 come. 
 do dam, see t^So. 
 
 Cao^', c«o^, Cao^CTrii danki^, danka, 
 dankani, s. A large, double 
 drum, ■rfo^aro^ a drummer. 
 
 do^^d daukara, s. The sound of 
 a double drum. 
 
 do^ danke, .y^^ ^o^. 
 
 (^o/T^, dorij dangy, dangu, s. 
 Surprise, wonder, —^t^ to 
 be surprised, stunned, over- 
 powered. 
 
 dorl, do/io danga, dangara, ^^^ 
 
 doridori dangadanga, «^^'. Hasti- 
 
 p 
 
 doHo^ danguni, see rfoAo^ 
 
 Ti6f\ dange, ^^^^ c^ot^. 
 
 dori dangra, i". Proclamation by 
 
 beating of a gong etc. —^^ 
 
 ^0?) to proclaim in such a 
 
 manner. 
 ' dodfo^ dandany, s. The sound 
 
 of a large^drum or gong, 
 do 20 damba, see t^c^. 
 
 doZJd dambara, i". Pomp, gran- 
 deur. 
 do2o6 dambare, see ^oso-^. 
 
 doE^ dambha, 3". Ostentation, 
 
 display, -^jssio^^ to boast, 
 
 brag. 
 dozp'sz^^d, ::^o2j3D^j dambhacara, 
 
 dambhata, s. Ostentation, 
 
 empty show. 
 d5), d^, dakka, dakke, ^. xA. large 
 
 kind of double drum, shaped 
 
dc7) dana 
 
 260 
 
 c^ozoj dubdu 
 
 C5 • 
 
 like an hour-glass. —^ soeD 
 carrying an idol in proces- 
 sion round its temple with 
 beating of such a drum. — cro 
 o3o a drummer, adv. see rf^^. 
 
 Jdt^dz^ danadana, s. The sound 
 of a large bell. 
 d^ dappu, s. A small drum 
 beaten on one side ; a tabret. 
 
 -Is^ej dabba, s. A noise of any- 
 thing falling into water. —^^ 
 Tio?i to fall into water with 
 a noise. 
 zit^. dabba, s. A tin box, as of 
 
 kerosine oil. 
 dt). dabbi, s. A small box, chest. 
 2. a box kept in temples, for 
 receiving offerings. ^5-^ a 
 snuff box. 
 
 c^m dabbu, ^. A lie, falsehood, 
 ^j * 
 2. a boast, brag. 3. a half 
 
 anna piece. — t^tS a liar; a 
 
 braggart. — s>)^o?j to tell a 
 
 lie; to brag. 
 zi^:^ dam, s. The noise of firing 
 J a gun. ^i— 'rfEo the noise of a 
 
 drum. 
 c^sJoD^, :^s^jdo=^, j^s^oOort dama- 
 
 rii, damaruka, damaruga, s. A 
 
 small drum, shaped like an 
 
 hour-glass. 
 Jc5s3J3r^, ^^5^6 damana, damara, 
 
 s. A kettle-drum. 
 z^sjj?)^j damami, ^. A hollow 
 
 sound, empty noise. 2. false 
 
 dignity ; ostentation, empty 
 
 show. 
 
 c^S3c)05ol dalayite, s. A belted 
 peon. 
 
 d^ij^o^, zi^i)0 davali^, davali, s,\ 
 A peon's belt. — 3:]Dtlj3r©o^ ta 
 put on a belt. 
 
 ds^^ijo davulu, ^^^ rf^ejo. 
 
 C3e)ot:D=^, Ci"3o"4)r^dambike,dainblii- 
 ge, ^. A pedant, one given 
 to affectation. 2. a hypocrite. 
 
 Cia)=5^ dak\i, s. Vaccination. — sro 
 Tk>^ to vaccinate. 
 
 UDz:^do^T damdum, see 9dSo 
 
 C3e)a^ dali^, ^. A shield. 
 
 W^O^ dalcini, see ^p ?). 
 
 to- _• ^ 
 
 iSe)^ dali, s. An army. 
 
 ^o-S- dinki, s. A gymnastic 
 
 feat. 
 ^0^0^ dindindi, s. The knoUing 
 
 of a bell. 
 ^o^si), ^^rio dindima, didima, 
 
 s. A small drum. 
 ^z^, ^23^^23^ dib, dibdib, s. 
 
 The noise of a violent blow. 
 ^EOA dibbu, J. A push with the 
 
 leg. 
 ^^o^ dil^, adj. Loose, not tight. 
 
 2. free, unrestrained; also ^^ 
 
 e;, :>^^^o: 
 do's^ duk, see yo^o^yog'Oj. 
 r^orb duggii, .y. Uneasiness. 
 djZ^DQ^^iTio^ dubayisuni (^scrooaj 
 
 CO), v.a. To drown 2. to 
 
 cause loss. 3. to deceive, 
 
 cheat. 
 t^jajj^:* dubdub, s. The sound 
 
 of a small drum. 
 
d^iZd^ dubba 
 
 261 
 
 ZpJ5?=3*o dhoku 
 
 rs.zj dubba, see ^20^. 
 
 c^osjoo d^ dumdum, s. The sound 
 of a large drum. 2. see ^So. 
 
 do=5oFdo=aor durkudurku, ^. The 
 noise of breaking wind down- 
 ward. 
 
 do^fj dennana, see zj^zi^'^. 
 
 d^6 dere, s. A tent, -sijd^o^. 
 — ^^^j^ to pitch a tent. 
 
 d^J5)^^ deimanij, ^. Diamond 
 in cards. 
 J2|j^o=5S ^JS 0=3^0 donki;, donku, s. 
 Crookedness. adj\ Crooked, 
 curved. 2. perverse, cross. 
 — s>)T^o^ to limp, hobble. 
 
 dj^oi^ danka, ^^^ a^o^. 
 
 JrlJSo^o^ donkeliji, ^. Crooked- 
 ness. 
 J rlJSofI donne, ^. A cudgel, club. 
 
 ^JSo20Da)lJ, dJ^o^3•e)ej dambarata, 
 
 dombata, see <5jso2ot3su. 
 dj3o20c)6 dombare, see ^SjscsS. 
 -i i|j?)o2^, jIjSoeS dombi, dombe, see 
 
 ^lJ5o^3D^ domberi^, ^^^ djsod^. 
 ^J3os3o* dombeli^, see dj?>ot26. 
 
 ■D-' -d- 'I '^ _ 
 
 rrao^, djs rio ^dokka, dokkalu, 
 
 do^galv, doggal^, doggu, see 
 
 A ' A 
 
 djizj^ doppa (-^-2^^), Z'^^/;^. 
 
 With, together with, efodo- 
 
 with him. ?:^T^js)?^a— with 
 
 man; ef. a^^. 
 ^JS^ doppe, see As^. 
 dJS^A dollu, <2^'. Fat, stout, 
 J large. 2r void, hollow, s. A 
 
 pot-belly. 
 djs^ dolle, s. A pot-bellied man. 
 c|jS^=aO doku, see 4j^^^o. 
 dS}^!^ dobi, s. A washerman. 
 ^JS^O^ dol^, see zf^fyo. 
 clj^e^oA dolangi, ^^^ cf^^cTs. 
 ^dJS^O doli, .y. A dooly or litter. 
 c|j?)^e-)a, z^js^^o dolu, dolu, see 
 
 clJe^^^-^ dola, s. The eye. «:^" 
 
 Stout. 
 z^^B^ doulat^, see t3^e;§. 
 cf^^o doulu, i'. An estimate, 
 
 valuation. 2. appearance; 
 
 mien; air; demeanor. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Zf> dha, The twenty-seventh letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 do =5* dhanka, see Tic^. 
 
 DH 
 
 2^ ^6 dhere, see 'dfd. 
 2pj^^=^j dhoku, s. Injury, defect. 
 2. fear, alarm. 
 
ra na 
 
 262 
 
 ;^o^ tandi 
 
 rj) na, s. The twenty-eighth letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 r^sj d nappada, s. Weariness, ex- 
 
 haustion; harassing. — ^efb^ 
 to be done up, harassed. 
 ra^ nala, adj. Smooth. 
 
 :i ta, s. The twenty-ninth letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 -i ^c^ tanka, s. The lungs. 2. the 
 
 liver. 3. see tjo^, --=5^acdoo^, 
 
 —47^^^ to be very much 
 
 fatigued. 
 ^0^ tanki, see ^o-&. 
 ^on^ tang-iji, see ^oK. 
 ^oJid tangada, see lioA-d. 
 i :^or!^ tangadi, s. A male's 
 
 younger sister; also ■ko7\. 
 ^oTir^ tangada, adv. Together, 
 ^orra^ tangali, s. A cool breeze. 
 ^oT\^rf tangis^, adj. Cold, chill. 
 
 ^. A fishing tackle, fishing 
 
 line. 
 i^orio^ tanguli, see iioiKoc. 
 
 tozz^too'^t^ tannanemannape, s. 
 Deception, imposition, pre- 
 tence. — "siD^o^^ to impose 
 upon; to pretend. 
 
 ^Qi& tanci, s. A bag, purse. 
 
 ^oti tanja, s. Evening, sunset, 
 night, -rf e^*^ the evening 
 star. 
 ^i^csoc^ tannana, s. Rice boiled 
 
 T 
 
 in the preceding evening, 
 stale food. 
 
 io^DSj^ tantavuni, see ^^o^^^. 
 
 ;^ol]o^ tantuni, see ^ou^^. 
 J;^o^ tante, s. Annoyance, 
 trouble, difficulty. 2. mischief. 
 3. interference, meddling, con- 
 nection. —7^'5,—£/^& a trouble- 
 some, mischievous or obsti- 
 nate man. —^w^jB vexation, 
 molestation. — ^^, ~7jd^ bad 
 goods; rotten things. — ^^Ov 
 ^> to annoy, trouble. oi^^ 
 eyodo ^o^ ^jslS have nothing 
 to do with him. 
 
 ^oC5^ tand^, s. Whole. 2. see 
 rfoS. adj'. Entire, whole. 
 •\:iou\ ^ozi tandi^, tauda, .yrMulti- 
 tude, crowd, host, army. 2, 
 a side, party. 
 
 ^ozZD:^oozi:> tandatundu, see ^oTi> 
 
 ^oWdrf tandasy, s. A privy on 
 
 the bank of a river. 
 ^c^ tandi, see tioSi. 
 ^oQr^ tandige, see ^c^iR. 
 
:^oc^o tandu 
 
 263 
 
 ;^ofS tanne 
 
 ;^o2^o^oodotandutundu, see-^^oTki 
 !^ooTli. [raw state. 
 
 :^odj^) tandula, s. Rice in a 
 J;^ocl tande, ^. A silver anklet. 
 
 ^ocl23^, :^ocls3 tandely, tandele, s. 
 The captain of a native vessel ; 
 a boatman, tinclal. 
 
 icrs tanna, ^^^ ?^cp©. 
 V^orsF^, ^ofo^sSors tannana, tanni^i- 
 
 mena, see ^e|_?^- 
 ^:sors?o^ tannas^, see ^r©cJ. 
 >/;^or?) tanni, <3;<5^". Cold; cf. 7io^. 
 sj -N/^crfeS cold water. 
 
 ^03^, ^0:^0 tant^ji, tantu, s. 
 Thread. 2. pulse, vein, nerve. 
 ®o^ ^J3^ zjocIdot^o only the 
 pulse beats. 
 
 ^0^ tanti, ^. Wire. 2. the string 
 of a musical instrument. — w 
 33|^^ the telegraph. 
 
 ^oj tantra, s. Craft, cunning, 
 device, trick, intrigue, plot. 
 2. worship performed by hand 
 without formulas. 3. a reli- 
 gious treatise on formulas, 
 rites, etc. for the worship of 
 the deities. 4. the part of the 
 Vedas treating of magical and 
 mystical formulas. 5. subser- 
 vience, service, dependance. 
 — t^tS, — croo3o, ^-sixjs^F a crafty 
 man. — croS, see ^oSj. —-^^^^ 
 to play tricks, to deceive. 
 
 :^o^^ tantrajrie, s. A man of art. 
 
 ^ov^, ^Q^'i tantri, tantrike, s. 
 One versed in mystical formu- 
 las, rites, elc. for the worship 
 of the deities. 
 
 ^023^ tandiji, see tjoS. 
 
 ^oc3^^o^, ;^oC3^doo^ tandi^pudi, 
 tandi^mudi, see ^o6j?>^. 
 J^odi^ tandana, .y.vAn unmean- 
 ing sound, used in humming 
 a tune. 2. red sandal ; c/. sio 
 ^^. adj. Small. 2. deterio- 
 rated, reduced, worn out ^ 
 t>7\ ^od^ e?oS this ornament 
 is worn out. 
 7;^odo^ tandel^, s. A cudgel, 
 club; also — Aoa?^. 
 
 ;^odJ5^ tandodi, s. The handle 
 of a plough. 
 
 :^odJ?)^?^ tandolige, s. The white 
 dammer tree Valeria Indica. 
 
 ^0(d^ tannana, see siocd?^. 
 
 -^Ofds^tannavu,^^^/?. One's own; 
 his own. 
 
 V^ocSc)^, :^o^"5ln^ tannate, tanna- 
 teg:^, /'?'^/2. For oneself, him- 
 self, itself, ad^}. Of one's own 
 accord, by itself. — E^c^ijsrso^ 
 to walk for oneself, i. e. to act 
 as one likes. 
 ';^o^o3j tannaye, s. One's own 
 man; a dependant; a friend, 
 favourite. 
 :^o^5J3^rJri tannimaniga, s. The 
 
 name of a female demon. 
 ^0(5 tanne, adv. Near, by, close, 
 s. A bystander. — erooj^o^ 
 to stand by one. —^fjs-ds^^ 
 to vex. _8olbF^ to come to- 
 gether. 
 
 -i^o^^ tannena, adj. Cold, cool. 
 ;^oc3ajo^ tannepinne, s. The old 
 and young. 2. box and dice. 
 
io?Se tanne 
 
 264 
 
 ^o;?o tamme 
 
 :^0r2^cl tannede, see M'^- 
 totj^ tampade, s. Two slips of 
 a bamboo placed close to 
 each other, and tied together. 
 
 J^oo^ tampu, s. Coolness, cold. 
 adj. Cool, cold, -^j^s? cool 
 breeze. -e?L^ to become 
 cool ; to be appeased, pacified. 
 -^^0^^ to cool ; to appease, 
 pacify. 
 ^020=5^ tambaky, s. The prince's 
 metal, an alloy of certain 
 metals, pinchbeck. 2. tobacco 
 
 v/^ozoy, ^o2o^ tambata, tambate, 
 A tambourine, war-drum. 2. 
 boast, bragging. S.^'^^e^osSjaa. 
 _=?^jsE^^ to brag. 
 
 n/;^oEou^ tambada, s. A large drum. 
 
 ^otod tambara, s. Coriander. 2. 
 
 see ?jo2J3t^. 
 
 :^o2odc^ tambarande, j. Garlic. 
 
 ;^o23^=a^ tambak^, see ^o20^. 
 J ^ot^fi tambige, s. A small, round, 
 metal vessel. 
 
 ^ot^^ tambila, ^. An ordinary 
 offering to demons, etc. ^t< 
 €— see under ^-R^. ?iDX~an 
 offering to serpents. ^^- 
 a grand offering to demons. 
 _=^jsLr?) to give such offerings. 
 
 ;^o200 tambu, ^. A tent. — s:dt1d 
 ^), —^7)^0^ to pitch a tent ; to 
 remain, stay; to delay. -^ 
 o3dh?i to halt, stop in a march. 
 
 ^02000, ;^o20J?)0 tamburi, tambu- 
 ri, s, A five-stringed guitar. 
 2. a soldier's drum. 
 
 ^oZOO"^ tambuli, ^. A kind of 
 chatni or sauce, prepared of 
 cocoanut milk, condiments 
 efc. with or without greens, 
 and eaten with rice. 
 J ^oeoos;^o tambulu, s. Tamil. 
 
 ;^o2o^D* tamber^, ^. A kind of 
 reckoning in the game of 
 yekkadi (»2%^). 
 
 ^oE3^do^ tamberuni, eee ^odeT^o^. 
 
 :^oe3jS^, tambodi, see ^oeoy. 2. 
 
 see siotSjaS, 
 ^ozSjs^ tamboli, see ^oz^o^. 
 J ^ozio^ tammate, see ^oeoy. 
 
 ^odora tammana, s. Hospitality, 
 entertainment ; dinner. — rf 
 2o^^ a grand wedding dinner. 
 — oTOili^ to give a dinner to a 
 pregnant women. —-^^x^ 
 to give a dinner to a wedding 
 party. 
 
 sg)^ tammanipuni, tammanyuni, 
 tammanipuni (^o-^iorS, ^o-^j^), 
 z'. a. To entertain a guest, 
 to give a dinner. 
 J^o5l)53 tammal^, ^.-'A maternal 
 uncle. 2. a father-in-law./ 
 3. a kind of tare growing 
 among corns etc. ^orl:^^ 
 a kind of tare found in 
 gram. 
 
 ^osjoori tammuge, see ^o^. 
 
 ^osSjcs tammena, see ^e|^^. 
 
 c^osSoog)?^ tammepuni, see ^:Soag^. 
 
 :^odjQ^, ^o^oD tammer\ji, tamme- 
 ri, see ^^5. 
 
^osSo tamme 
 
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 ^n^ tagga 
 
 ;^odj^o^ tammeluni, see ^^o<*;o^. 
 /^od^ojj tammeiya, s. An affec- 
 tionate form of addressing a 
 younger brother. [rice. 
 
 ^oSjO tammge, ^. A kind of 
 -^;^oL^oF^ tarntuni {^^^r^, v. n. 
 To shrivel. 
 ^=3^sfjj takatti^, .y. A throne. 
 
 J ;^=s^^^, a=5^3j=a takataka, takapaka, 
 s. Agility in dancing, etc. 
 2. bubbling in boiling, adv. 
 Nimbly, briskly. 
 /^=^ takka, adj. Fit, suitable, 
 proper, deserving, worthy. 
 —^^ fitness. —zji)t6 a proper 
 word. — ?:j^ajj a good opportu- 
 nity, favourable season. ^ 
 's^fi suitably, properly, de- 
 servedly. 
 
 ^=a,od takkanda, see zi^^s^oTi. 
 
 i^,^, ;3=3\b^. takkatu, takkattu, 
 adj. As much as is suitable; 
 adequate, sufficient. 
 
 ^^^ takkadi, s. Large scales. 
 —oDoSo one who cheats in 
 weighing; a rogue. 
 
 ^=^r9, ^=^^ takkana, takkana, s. 
 A small spoon. 2. a small 
 kind of mat; also ^s^^dzJ^. 
 
 -. <2^> Little. s55odoo?iclK ^^^^r© 
 3i;^?3Do3o /iV. one who holds 
 a spoon where (anything) 
 drops, t. e. one who takes 
 advantage of another's weak- 
 ness, a stingy man. 
 
 ;^=^o5js^ooo7^i^ takkeyimungei, s. 
 The upper arm and forearm. 
 
 t'^jpT^ , ^=^^J3/iotakkela^u,tak- 
 kelogu, see ^s^^d^Xo utider ^ 
 
 ;^=^J5,N takkona, ^^^ ^^^?^3. 
 :^^^D^ takrar^, ^. Interference, 
 hinderance. 2. dispute, quar- 
 rel. 
 :^-S\^D^takrir^, s. Objection, pro- 
 test. — S5^r a counter peti- 
 tion. — •^j^o^c'i to object, pro- 
 test, quarrel. 
 ;^^.^D* taksiru, ^. An offence, 
 
 crime, fault. 
 ^i)j\T^^ tagadi^, s. A thin metal 
 plate. —'^oT^-i pure gold. 
 ^ot^s^tL- a gold leaf. 
 J ;^ridj tagaru, ^^^ waS. 
 >^:^r(do^ tagaruni (^aS), ^'. n. To 
 draw near. 
 ;^?i5^, ^TTsa, ^?is)d, ;^nc)5S 
 tagavu, tagadi, tagade, tagavu, 
 s. Dunning for payment. 2. 
 peremptory demand. 
 ;^riosSo tagume, see o?^^. 
 ;^rij53 tagule j. A bug. 
 ^^f\ tage, s. A female's elder 
 brother. 
 ■if\-,xf , ar|^6 tageiru, tageire, ^. 
 Discharge, dismissal. —-^^^^ 
 ^ to turn out, dismiss. 
 J:^riJ30 tagori, s. The potter's 
 wheel, 
 ^n^ taggu, s. Low ground, a 
 dale, valley, descent, decli- 
 vity, adj. Low, depressed. 
 — ^^ lowliness, humility. 
 ^n^^^ taggavuni, <;. ^'. {of ^aj^ 
 
 23 
 
^Ti:^ tSiggvL 
 
 266 
 
 aU tatti 
 
 ?i) To lower, humble. 2. to 
 diminish, lessen. 3- to level 
 down. 
 -^ ^ris:i p tagguni (^^), ^'. n. To be 
 humble, modest. 2. to in- 
 cline, lean. 
 -i:iA6 taggele, s. A lowly or 
 humble man ; also ^'h ajrooSo. 
 :i^rU^ tagmal^, s. A female 
 
 slave, maid-servant, 
 -^ri, tagme, s. A male slave, 
 
 man-servant. 
 J ^tio^ tajanki^, s. The plant 
 Cassia tora. 
 tt^"^ tajapu, s. Notching, inden- 
 tation. <3;^*. Indented, notch- 
 ed. — sjscl:^ to cut into a 
 row of teeth. 
 ;^2a^c^ tajapuni (^3^), v. a. To 
 
 chop, cut in pieces. 
 ii'Sit::^ tajibiji, ^. Endeavour, 
 effort, exertion. 2. cogita- 
 tion, reflection. — ^s;*^^^ to 
 endeavour, try ; to reflect ; to 
 get out of a scape by unlaw- 
 ful means. 
 ikffs tat^ga, s. A ladle. 
 ^LJ tata, s. A shore, bank. 
 i^eJe^ tatak^, ^. A drop. 
 \t\!y^s tatakka, see ^«j?3. 
 i^eisiU tatapata, s. A slapping 
 sound. 2. loquacity. 
 J f^ti^ tatappa, adv, JHeavily, 
 with a jerk. 2.'4uddenly. 
 -aDjsTJo^ to fall heavily or 
 suddenly. 
 J ^^c)c3 tatane, see ^u.c5. 
 
 ^e3^23^ :^be)2j, thu^i tatal^, ta- 
 tala, tatali, see ^^^^. 
 
 idea's ^ tatavu, s. A lake, pond. 
 
 ;^e3^e->tatila, s. A snapping noise. 
 
 %\:f. tattiji, s. A country pony, 
 a pack-horse. also — ^osl^(5. 
 >/2. the forearm ; (3;to ^j^^^^^. 
 adj. Serious, critical. — ^t^4 
 much delay. — :^o^c^ a serious 
 illness. -siwozSosarf— the stalk 
 of screw pine. 
 
 ^^d?j^ tatt^vas^, see ^^'^• 
 
 ^ej, tatta, see ^w.?3. 
 
 ;^U tatta, ^^^ ^^w,- 
 
 so " " 
 
 /^eJ.o^^ tattanky, s. Hinderance, 
 obstacle. 
 
 7^y,^ tattane, adv. Speedily, 
 quickly. 2. suddenly, unex- 
 pectedly, without premedita- 
 tion, —-^-di^^^ —-^^h^ to go 
 quickly or suddenly. — sir^^ 
 to say instantly or without 
 premeditation. 
 
 J;^y^^ tattappa, see ^w^. 
 
 -/i^^l^sj^ tattavuni, c. v. (of ^wo^^) 
 To cause to hit, strike. 
 ^^^J, ^be),?^^ tattasi, tattasu, 
 
 see ^i 
 
 .CO. 
 
 i ;^I3 tatti, s.-' A screen or blind 
 made of split bamboos, cadjan 
 
 S palm leaves, etc. •fe. a honey- 
 comb. ef)^^-dsi_ a mat made 
 of split canes. ^^— a small, 
 low kind of wooden trough. 
 -s^jrii;^ a wicker strainer, 
 
 sieve. —ti^7^ the wooden 
 
 So- 
 lid and the strainer of a 
 
^a tatti 
 
 267 
 
 ^d tade 
 
 culinary vessel. — ^wo^?i to 
 • put up a screen or blind as 
 
 protection from rain. 
 ^li.sjooeio, tattimuttu, s. A vessel 
 for distilling liquor. -^' 2. 
 culinary utensils. 3. house- 
 hold stuff. 
 
 a^j, tattu, see ^0^. 
 
 v/;^eio^ri tattuga, ^. A flat kind 
 
 of trough for serving boiled 
 
 rice. 
 ■ik^d^p tattuni, see ^a^^rso^. 
 ;^eio,sJooyo, tattumuttu, ^.Strait, 
 
 dilemma; c/. i^&o^^owo^. 
 ^^ tatte, ^^'. Empty, void 
 
 within. — ^j'd^ good and bad 
 
 things. 
 i^JS.rso^ tattonuni v. refl. To 
 
 {of ^w^^^), carry on the 
 
 haunch, as natives do a child. 
 ikj^_;^^ tatvasi^, s. Un evenness, 
 
 inequality, variation, as in 
 
 weighing. 
 ■ix^^t, tad^pe, see ^^^ 
 ;^C5^iJSr30^ tadi^tonuni, v. refl. (of 
 
 ^ci4?^) To quarrel or dispute 
 
 mutually. 
 ■id tada, see ^ri^j. 
 :id tada, s. Wool, fur. 2. skin 
 
 with soft hair. 
 ^^^=0^ tadaki;, s. Intoxication. 
 :izio^ -tadapu, see sil^. 
 J^d^j^k^ tadamata, s. Fumbling. 
 ;^c^do tadame, s. A kind of stile 
 
 or narrow entrance to a 
 
 garden. 
 
 adoSo tadayi, s. A small earthen 
 cup or plate. 
 
 ^Uzi tadava, see d-T^^. 
 
 ^dz^ tadavu, s. Delay, hinde- 
 rance, impediment. 2. a slow- 
 coach or dilatory person. 
 ~^t?i to get late, to be de- 
 layed. —tSo^^^ to delay, 
 linger. 
 
 ^^ tadi, s. An inferior kind of 
 
 • saddle. -:^i^^ to join imper- 
 ceptibly. 
 
 ^^^^ tadipuni (^5), v. a. To 
 quarrel, dispute, contend, 
 struggle. ?:s^orfj_ to dispute, 
 argue. 
 "^^d tade, s. Hinderance, obsta- 
 cle. 2. charm for serpents. 
 -^Wo^^, -aet^oi to stop the 
 motion of a serpent by incan- 
 tations; to obstruct, hinder. 
 — ^oj^^^ to remove the charm, 
 to break a spell, ^sjst^o^ to 
 hinder, impede; to charm. 
 ^^d^D^^ tadepavuni, c.7k (of ^ 
 z§^?)) To hinder, impede, ob- 
 struct. 
 ^'^dh^, azl^^tadepini, tadepuni, 
 (^^, z'.a. To hold off; to 
 hinder, keep back, prevent, 
 stop; to oppose. 
 -Z^do^ tadeppu, s. Stoppage, 
 resistance. 2. anything put 
 up to stop a passage. 
 
 ecloao tadeyi, see arioso. 
 
 J'^zlojjo^, ^d^^ tadeyuni, tade- 
 vuni (^^), z'. n. To halt, stop, 
 tarry. 2. to bear, endure, 
 
 23* 
 
:id tade 
 
 268 
 
 a a tadi 
 
 suffer. cSd^S ^^ ^zS^iS eoo 
 
 I can bear it no- more. 
 J^d^ tadevu, ^. A halt, stopping, 
 
 tarrying. 2. impediment, 
 
 hinderance. 
 J;^cl4'5raoci tadevonuni, 'u.re/l. {of 
 
 ^zfodoo^) To bear, suffer; to be 
 
 patient. 
 i;sdo^ tadpu, s. A foreign cloth. 
 
 — t1)a a kind of loom. 
 
 A 
 
 ^(^o^r^ tadpuni, see ^'^^^. 
 ;^d tadpe, s. A sieve for cleans- 
 ing grain, etc. —-^000131)^3 a 
 large turban. —■^:^l^ lit. a 
 sieve and a brom: a bad 
 omen; a cruel woman. 
 ^c^p, ;^L^ n tadya, taddya, ^. A 
 step, stair, ^^f^r^^ the middle 
 step, ^^rtz^ the lower step, 
 threshold, ^f^^^ ^^ lintel 
 of a door. 
 
 ■J:i£7)rf tanasu, s. Wetness, damp- 
 ness, ad/. Wet. — ^c wet 
 ground. 
 
 JiscS^^ tanipuni (^^f^), v. a. To 
 cool, pacify, soothe, comfort. 
 
 ^^rJoJoo^i taniyuni (^r^), v.n. To 
 become cool, calm. 
 
 -/^c^o^ tanil^, J£?6' t^?)^. 
 
 J^rao tanu, s. Coolness, cold. 2. 
 quenching, appeasement. —"^ 
 ^o^a to cool; appease, as 
 hunger, etc. 
 ^s^^C9tatkshana,<:^^z'. Instantly. 
 ^;^on tatanga, J. Obstacle, hinder- 
 ance, complication, entangle- 
 ment. 
 
 ^i^i^ tateilasa, s. A joyous 
 dance. 
 
 ^ScKp tatkala, adj. The time 
 then or now. 33s^e3jsXo for 
 the present, for the time 
 being. 
 
 ^^ tatta, s. A shuffle, artifice; 
 2. jesting, joking, a^z/. Shuffl- 
 ingly. 2. jestingly. ^zj^S 
 ■^^^ to speak shufflingly or 
 jestingly. 
 
 ^31^^ tattara, see ^s^^-rf. 
 
 ^v|j tatti (past part, of ^55\^), 
 adj. Missed, beyond reach, 
 failed, -^s^odo, -sjoA^what is 
 past; a lost opportunity; a 
 mistake. 
 
 ^^ tatra, s. An umbrella. 
 
 ^;^ tatva, s. Essential nature, 
 real nature of the soul. 2. 
 the Supreme Being. 3. truth, 
 reality, substance. 4. mind, 
 intellect. 5. identity. -djseqijS 
 instruction in the real nature 
 of the Supreme and human 
 spirit; cf :^^^. 
 
 i>w$>p tatvadi, s. Mystical theo- 
 logy, [want. 
 
 i>3\^ tatvara, s. Destitution. 
 
 ;^ 3 e^qJF" tat vartha, s. The essen- 
 tial purpose. 
 
 i^dF^o^dtadanantara, ^^z'. After- 
 wards, subsequently. 
 
 ;^ahra tadigina, s. Beating time 
 in dancing to music. 2. in- 
 trigue, plot. 3. upsetting, fall. 
 —zjiiTki^ to dance ; to be over- 
 turned. —^^0^^ to intrigue. 
 
;^a tadi 
 
 269 
 
 ^3J tappa 
 
 ^^A tadige, s. The third day 
 of the lunar fortnight. 
 
 ^n^ tadd^, s. Retch, qualm. 
 ^^did taddu, s. An eruption or 
 swelling, erysipelas. 
 
 ^dj^ tadduni (^S), v. n. To 
 retch, puke, to be qualmish. 
 
 ^^ tana, An affix to form ab- 
 stract nouns \ e.g. o3jz| good, 
 o3ozf t-^ goodness. 2. genit. of 
 
 Jfd-S-, t'^ti tanaki, tanikhi, ^. 
 Examination, investigation, 
 inquiry. 
 ^^;^F^r^ tanasiji, see ^r©oJ. 
 
 ^Q^ag)^ tanipuni, see ^t^A^. 
 W^^oJjo^ taniyuni, see ^r5odoj?i. 
 n/^^^j tanu, ^^^^r©o. 2. the body. 
 
 ^;^fdo^o^o tanukulu, /r^;?. ^^/2. 
 //^^r. of ss^. 
 
 ^;^cS tane, ^. Conceiving, breeding, 
 as cattle, sheep, etc. — e?b^ 
 to be conceived, -ioi^o^, — ao 
 siooi to be big with young. 
 ^^— the incipient stage of 
 being with young. 
 
 >/^?SoJoo^ taneyuni (^^), -^'.w. Cat- 
 tle or animals to be big with 
 young. 
 tti tapa, see ^^!3. 
 .■^tii>-^ tapatapa, s. Palpitation. 
 
 ^3Jo^=5S ^3JD-5)^, ^sJcDS* tapa- 
 rak^, taparake, taparat^, s. 
 Slapping the cheek or temple. 
 
 tti^ tapala, s. A spear, lance. 
 J:^3id tapale, s. A large metallic 
 cooking vessel, saucepan. 
 
 i>^l^^^ tapasilia, see ^^^?^. 
 
 i^-^Tf tapas\i, ^. Prayer, devo- 
 tion, religious austerities. 
 ^^^ a devotee, ascetic, ^^'^e 
 2oej power of devotion. 
 
 ^sj-so^ tapal^, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 tTS^^^ tapavatij, s. Difference, 
 discrepancy. 2. cheating, de- 
 ceit. 3. prevarication, equi- 
 vocation, evasion. 
 
 ;^^oJoo^ tapiyuni (^^), v. n. To 
 burn, be inflamed, hot. 
 
 ;^^e^(^ tapodhane, s. An ascetic. 
 
 ■it^^"^-^ taponishtha, s . The prac- 
 tice of religious austerities. 
 
 ^;^^^o^ tapobala, see under ^^o^. 
 
 ^sj tapta, cLctf. Heated, inflam- 
 ed, boiling, burnt. 2. affected 
 with pain or grief, -^e^ 
 heated body. --^^^ mind 
 affected with grief. 
 
 ^S3^^ tapp^, i>ee ^^. 
 
 ^^ tappa, s. Sap; 9^. ^A ?^^- 
 
 ^^071-302)0 tappangayi, ^. Scram- 
 bling for cocoanuts thrown in- 
 to a crowd of people. ~CA)c^jr?i 
 to gamble with cocoanuts. 
 
 •itiji-itiTi, ^t^jit.^ tappadatap- 
 pada, tappadappa, clcLv. Ucca- 
 sionally, now and then, alter- 
 nately. 
 
 ;^3J,^d) tappadeppu, s. Conceal- 
 ing one's fault. 
 
 ^^^;^j^ tappadesuni (^^^c3), 
 V. a. To hide, conceal, as one's 
 fault. V. n. To escape, evade. 
 
 ^3J Ori tapparige, see ^Ap-^- 
 
^^^ 
 
 tappa 
 
 270 
 
 ^2^ tabbi 
 
 ^^^^^ tappalipuni, see ^^^€> 
 
 J ^53^^^ tappavuni, cz'. (o/^4s^ 
 ») To cause to err, evade. 
 2. to extricate, disentangle, 
 deliver. 
 -^^^ tappu, s. A fault, mistake, 
 error. 2. an offence, crime. 
 — ;^o2ji)4^ to accuse, charge 
 with a fault or crime. ~Tk>^\ 
 ^ to err ; to commit a crime. 
 J ^^ tappu, s. A leaf, foliage. 2. 
 vegetables, greens, 
 ^sg^do^ tappuduni (^4^^), z'. ^, 
 To beat the bush in hunting. 
 \^:^^^o3S^ tapputippu, see ^^3 eoji. 
 J^s^c^ tappuni (^), z'. :?2. To mis- 
 take, err, sin. 2. to miss, 
 escape, slip. 3. to fail in an 
 engagement or promise; also 
 ^^^qh^. o3o?^^ i^^oSImade 
 a mistake; I missed, odc^ ^ 
 ^oS it slipped from me, or I 
 have lost. 
 ^^Ori tapperige, see i;j^57^. 
 v/^^C)oJoo^ tappoliyuni (^^^), 
 ^. «. To be covered with foli- 
 age as a tree, to grow to leaf. 
 ^h^t^ tapsil^, s. An analysis, 
 detail, the particulars of an 
 account. ^^ ^^^^ 
 
 ^20^ tabaky, s. A salver (?/- plate, 
 Ji^zo^'o^ tabakuni (^20^), v,a. To 
 desire, wish, covet, v.n. To 
 be allured, enticed, tempted. 
 Utz^kz^ tabaty, s. Unsavouriness, 
 acerbity, -ji^?, to be unsa- 
 voury. 
 
 J^eoljo^ tabatuni (^soO), z'. n^To 
 be unpalatable to the taste; 
 V -^to remain as after-taste. 
 ;^20^ tabate,..y. A kind of fish. 
 ^EJ^ tabate, s. The name of a 
 creeper. -T'jdSr the fruit of 
 it, (eaten by children). 
 ;^2o0 tabali, see ^a^e3. 
 -Z;^^ tabi, s. Flavour, taste; also 
 ^83. adj. Savoury, delicious. 
 ^:i'!^^ tabite, see ^^63. 
 Mi:)^^ tabipuni (^83), 'v. a. To 
 appease, as the appetite. 2. 
 to smack. 3. see ^di^^. 
 ;^zSs3j tabime, s. A follower. 
 ;^E0j=3'j tabuku, ^^^ ^a:"^. 
 ;^Eoo=ajd^od tabukuda-mara, ^"^^ 
 
 ;^iooa^ tabudippu, see ^s^.soj 
 ;^2ooO taburi, .$•. A pot. r . 
 ^eoodj taburu, .y. A kind of red 
 :^2oo0 tabuli, see ^200^ e5. 
 ;^20053 tabule, see ^Xod 
 J^sSog)^ tabepuni (^£5), v.n. To 
 long, eagerly desire. 
 ^sSdo^ taberuni (^£3^), z/. ^. To 
 
 threaten. 
 ^23^ tabela, s. A stable. 
 ^2jp tabta, ^c^^ ^5^. 
 
 ^2^)0* tabdilyi, j. Change, alter- 
 ation, variation. 
 
 i ^A20o. tabbibbu, s. Distraction, 
 confusion. 2. variation, dif- 
 ference, adj. Irregular. 
 
 . ;^2^o^ tabbil\ji, see ^^^^' 2^ see 
 
^^ 
 
 tabbi 
 
 271 
 
 ;^d tara 
 
 ^i^i,^ tabbila, see ^t2^. 
 ;s2^0 tabbili, see ^aoj^eS. 
 
 J^^^^ tabbuni (^^), ^'. ^ To 
 feel, grope. 
 
 idi^x^z^x tabbudibbu, see ^sS^^oo^- 
 
 ^;^EOA0 tabbuli, s. An orphan. 
 adj. Low, vulgar. 2. weak, 
 infirm. 3. cowardly, timid. 
 ;^^o tama, s. Darkness. 2. mental 
 darkness, ignorance. 3. world- 
 ly delusion. 
 ^sjj=^ tamake, s. Leisure, respite, 
 opportunity. J 2. delay, pro- 
 crastination. — ^jsbr^, —De^^oi, 
 ^o:;dt^^ to delay, put off, 
 postpone. 
 
 •X^SjO^ tamate, s. A tambour. 
 2. a little drum. 
 i^^j^ojjj?^ tamaniyuni, ^^^ '^o^o 
 
 ^^sjoo^, :^5JoO tamar^, tamara, s. 
 
 Tin. 
 ;^s^jD^, ^sjjO, ^sJo6 tamarijL, ta- 
 
 mari, tamare, see ^^B. 
 ^sjj?:/ tamas^, ^^^ ^^. 
 
 ^s^j?)sl:^, ^sJj5)5Joo tamam^, ta- 
 mamu, s. The whole. ^^'. All. 
 
 :^5j3?)^, :^sJJ5)?o tamase, tamase, s. 
 A show, fun, sport, amuse- 
 ment. — 7^t5 a pantomime, 
 one fond of show or amuse- 
 ments; a w^g. — sjt)iTij^ to 
 crack j okes, — ■rfj^A^ to make 
 fun. |-^^o5. 
 
 •^ ^^JD^ tamir^, ^r-A gimlet. 2. ^^^ 
 
 -iidjo"^*, ;^sl)0^j tamul^, tamulu, 
 .y. Tamil. 
 
 ^sJoJ5?o^ tamusaki^, ^. A bond. 
 ^do^^ tamepuni (!^^), v. a. To 
 
 pour, spill. 2. to cast into a 
 
 mould. 
 ^^35o^ tamepeli^, s. Effusion, 
 
 issue. 
 i^^oo^j^ tameyuni, see ^^e;j^. 
 ;^55oD^ tamerijL, ^. One who gives 
 
 a bride away in marriage; a 
 
 guardian. 
 ;^^oQOJjo^ tamer iyuni (^^5), 
 
 e/. :;2. To extricate, disen- 
 tangle, save. 
 ^s^oOo^ tameruni, see ^d^o^ 
 
 ^s3j^o^, ^^0^^ tameluni, tame- 
 vuni, 7'. :?2. To overflow, run 
 over or out. 2. to menstru- 
 ate. 
 
 ^sSjs^ricrs tamoguna, ^. The 
 quality of darkness; igno- 
 rance; passionate or angry 
 disposition; cf. ^^o. 
 
 ;^o:^Oo3)c^ tayapuni, see ^3^^^. 
 
 ^o3j3D^ tayary, s. Preparation, 
 readiness, ad/. Ready. — ^ 
 h^ to become ready. — a?b^ 
 to keep ready, -^^o^^ to 
 prepare, make ready. 
 
 ^o5o tayi, see ^l^. 
 
 ^oSj^ tayila, see ^j^^. 
 
 ^oSoO tayili, see ^^e. 
 
 od tara, ^. Kind, sort, class, 
 grade. 2. manner, mode. 3. 
 a line, row, range. — ^^ 
 variety ; variegation ; gra- 
 dation, order, method, ^^.^^o 
 ^^ a good match. 
 
16 tara 
 
 272 
 
 :i6 tare 
 
 ^do=5*, aC^on^ taranku, tarang^, 
 see T^oK. 
 
 ^jjolij^ tarantuni, see ^okior^. 
 
 :^d^ tarakii, see ^^^. 
 
 ^c3=cc)D tarakari, s. Vegetables 
 in general. 
 
 ;^d^jsr9j^ tarakonuni (^i^^jsf^), 
 7;. ;-^. To receive, accept. 2. 
 to hear, listen, mind, 
 v/ ^d:3^ taradu, see ^Sr. 
 
 ^drs tarana, s. Fording, cross- 
 ing, passing over. 
 
 ^d^sjJo taratamya, see ^-d^-^o. 
 
 ;^d^, taratra, see ^t5^. 
 
 ^dog) tarapu, ^. A side, party. 
 2. care, custody. adv. To- 
 wards. 
 J. ^6"^^ tarapuni (^'^), v, a. To 
 rivet, fasten firmly, v. n. To 
 be riveted, fixed. 
 
 :^c^^^ tarapoli, see ;^i^^^. 
 
 ;^C523^3% ;^d25^v^ tarabety, tara- 
 beti, s. Training, education. 
 — ^^^^ to train, instruct. 
 
 ^dSTS^ taravali, see ;^os^9. 
 
 ;^d?o* taras^, see 3^!3. 
 >i^d^ tarale, ^. Slander, calum- 
 ny. 2. backbiting, tale- 
 bearing, -d a^a^ a mischiev- 
 ous backbiter, -t^t? a sland- 
 erer, talebearer, -zir^^ to 
 slander, backbite. 
 
 ^De)o^d tarantara, see ^^o^. 
 
 ^D'S^C; taratara, s. Variety in 
 goods. 2. distinction of rank, 
 efc; cf. 3^. 
 
 ^Oe)^j'o taraturi, s. Haste, speed. 
 
 ^DDZo^, :^Da)d^ tarabali, taravali, 
 s. Kind, species; variety, 
 diversity, adj. Various, di- 
 verse. 
 
 J^D^^ taripuni (^Q), v. a. To 
 lop off, as the superfluous 
 branches of a tree; to clear, 
 as a jungle. 
 
 -i^DoJjj^) tariyuni (^5), v. n. To 
 stay, stop, tarry, delay. 
 
 4i>6^ taru, s. A small kind of fish; 
 any little fish. — eoo^r, _20j 
 ■rfod a swamp with such fishes. 
 _20js;^oso a small kind of 
 sardine. 
 ^djozoo tarumbu, ^. A bunch of 
 
 betelnuts. 
 ^djrJ taruni, s. A girl, young 
 woman. 2. a wife. fman 
 ^docl tarune, s. A youth, young 
 ^do^ taruva, ^^^ £^^^. 
 
 ^ ^d tare, ^. ^he head, top. 2. the 
 hair of the head. 3. gener- 
 ation. —5 ^S frpm generation 
 to generation. _ Bir?yD5 .sjS^ 
 upside down, topsyturvy, head- 
 long. — ^r®^ poll-tax. — 5^5 a 
 head-load. —2007^^ head-orna- 
 ments. —sSefS headache. —^^^'^ 
 to behead, decapitate; toinjure, 
 ruin. — ^e32j^ to leave the 
 head bare. — ^ja^r^ lit. to 
 offer the head ; to undertake, 
 engage in; to submit; to take 
 the risk. --7\5ajjo^, — BcXor^ 
 to be giddy, confused; to be 
 tipsy ; to become proud. -^ 
 s:»tl)c?) to impute, attribute. 
 
^6 tare 
 
 273 
 
 s'iJ^F tarko 
 
 _3:3cdo?) ///. the head to shake ; 
 to be improved in one's cir- 
 cumstances; to gain power. 
 _20Ai) 4^> to bow the head ; 
 
 A 
 
 to humiliate; to be modest, 
 polite. -20A0 ?) the head to be 
 bowed down ; to be ashamed ; 
 to be humiliated. ~2:>zioF^ to 
 comb the hair. — "siioa^^i to 
 introvert the tuft-knot. -^ 
 
 \ ^3^4^ to thrive, prosper. —"^ 
 c^^^ the head to ache. o3oo^ 
 ^■8 o£j^ /^V, I have no head; 
 I have a severe headache. 
 
 :i6^ taretra, s. A turban, head- 
 dress. 
 
 ^6^^o^ tareniri^i, s. Spring or 
 fountain on the top of a hill, 
 irrigating the land below. 2. 
 amniotic fluid or fruitwater. 
 — rfDcdoo^ the amnios to burst 
 or break. 
 
 i^6o3)cJ tarepuni (^^), v. a. To 
 grind, rub. 2. to try, assay 
 metal. 
 i>tt^^ tarebile, s. Exorbitant 
 
 ^ price, overcharge. 2. the 
 price fetched by the first sale 
 of goods. 
 ^ddocd taremande, s. The skull. 
 _c^e„?)Fr©Jr'i to quarrel; to break 
 one's head over a business. 
 ^dsJooD taremuri, s. Determina- 
 tion, resolution. — rirl ^ to say 
 definitely, decisively ; to make 
 known one's resolution. 
 
 i;^6oj,o^ tareyuni (^^), v. n. To 
 be rubbed off; to abrade; 
 
 wear away, to become thin, 
 wasted. 
 
 :^6o^ tarely, adj. Worn out. 
 — =5^^„ a blunt or worn out 
 billhook. 
 -J;^6sJ^ tarevuni, see ^^orfjo^. 
 
 tts^^ taroli, s. A kind of 
 creeper ; also ^^^— . 2. the tree 
 Rhymchoglossiun obliq.^ the 
 leaves of which are used for 
 cleansing the head in bathing. 
 oSo^r— a larger species of 
 the same. 3. a milky plant, 
 Ericyne. 
 
 i>ts^^^ tarolu, s. A kind of tree 
 the leaves of which are used 
 by toddy-drawers to rub the 
 horn of palm trees, djs^o — 
 a white species of the same. 
 
 ■^tS)^i>t tarotara, see ^■^^. 
 
 ^d tarra, see ?i^. 
 V;3tS^f tarka, ^. Dispute, discussion, 
 reasoning. 2. logic. — crooSo 
 a disputant, sophist. — ^^^, 
 -3^^. the science of logic. 
 -■do^o^^ to dispute, discuss, 
 argue. 
 
 ^^r3,, :^=3^ri„ tarka tti, tarka tte, 
 s. The curved knife of a toddy- 
 drawer. 
 
 J^'s'jsrrso^ tarkonuni (^^^j^^rf^), 
 v. a. To hold up in one's arms, 
 as a sick person; c/. ^li^jsreo^. 
 -/;3=^ji^c3*, 3=^Js^r^o tarkolu, tar- 
 kolu, ^.-''A key. 2. a mid- 
 wife. 3. assisting a woman in 
 labour. — ^o«.^o^^ to assist a 
 woman in labour. 
 
^7^F targa 
 
 274 
 
 ^^3 tale 
 
 ^r(ro^ targayi, see aafoso, 
 '&f{Ji)Fd targode, s. Leanness, 
 
 thinness. 2. a lean man. 
 ^ZoFdo, ^z^:iF^o tarjime, tarju- 
 me, s. Translation, —-^^o.^ 
 to translate, interpret. 
 -/ 3Z^r tardi^, s. The testicles. 
 ^sjrrs tarpana, s. Satisfaction. 
 2. a religious rite, present- 
 ing water to the manes of the 
 deceased or to the gods. 
 -^jsEir^ to present such water ; 
 to satisfy, please. 
 <:i^j^rz^p^ ;^^FdOc^ tarpavuni, 
 tarpuduni, c. v. (of ^4^^^) To 
 cause to bring, send for. 2. 
 to get, obtain. 
 -^ ;^^r^ tarpuni (^S), v. a. ^To 
 ^^ rivet, fix firmly. ^ to depress, 
 humble, v. n.^^To be riveted. 
 2i4o be depressed. 
 ^sSorrs tarmena, see J^^^^?^. 
 ^^F tarva, see ^tS,. ^^^^^^ 
 
 .. ;^s3fo^ tarvel^, s. Holding up in 
 
 ^^F tarle, see ^^s?. 
 j;^^ tala, see-^^'^ & ^rf^. 
 
 ^^oioo talambu, s. The sun- 
 hemp, Crotalaria juncea. 
 
 ^^=^ talake, ^. A slip or lath of 
 a bamboo. "^^^ the bone bet- 
 ween the wrist and elbow. 
 
 ^^rio^ talag:ullfe, see Xja^. 
 
 ^^^c^ talapuni {^^), v. n. To 
 arrive, reach; cf. ^^^^. 
 
 ^e;20j, :s^s3) talabu, talavu, ^. 
 Pay, wages. 2. a tribute in 
 a game of cards. 
 
 ;^^c^ talara, s. A kind of whit- 
 low between the toes. 
 
 :^^?oj^) talasuni, see ^^^t^^^^ 
 under ^£J;)oj. 
 
 :^o^o^d, :^e;-so^ talantara, ta- 
 lantra, s. A generation; an 
 age ; cf. ?^ «oto;^. 
 
 'i^ii^ talavu, s. A large tank. 
 
 ^^'^Ti^ talasi^, s. Inquiry, search. 
 
 2. procuring, providing —-^ 
 
 ^o^^^) to search ; to procure. 
 
 ■i;^©^ talipu, ^. Sprinkling. 2. 
 
 see ^€>4. 
 
 i^O^^ talipuni (^eS), v. a. To 
 
 sprinkle. 
 -/^s;o talu, adj. Thrashed, beaten. 
 
 -22j^ thrashed straw. 
 ^^o=^o3J^^ talukupadika, ^. A 
 
 topaz. 
 
 7^03 tale, ^. A rop, for climbing 
 palm trees. ^^- the hand- 
 rope, ^3^- the foot rope, 
 —■isddo^ the whole apparatus 
 of a toddy drawer. 
 
 ^^o2oo talembu, i". A pillow. 
 
 ;^s3^^D*' taleniry, ^^^ ^^^e5, 
 
 ^^tJ^, talepatta, ^9. A head-orna- 
 ment of a devil-dancer. 
 
 t^^"^ talepu, s. Interruption, 
 stoppage. 
 4ti>'^'^ talepuni (^«3), v. a. To 
 interrupt, hinder, stop, detain, 
 delay. 
 
 ^dsJorJ talemani, s. A head 
 ornament worn by a devil- 
 dancer. —^^^'6::>'^ a tasselled 
 headband of a demon-priest. 
 
^6 tale 
 
 275 
 
 ^^ tala 
 
 ^d^od talemara, s. The frame 
 of a thrashing stool. 
 
 :io,^ talkatti, see ^^fB. 
 
 ^^^ talku, s. An ambush. 
 
 ;^^j,?i talkuni, ^^^ ^<yo^. 
 
 ^^0 ^ talpuni (^^), -t'. ^. To 
 drop. 2. to knock, shake off, 
 as fruit from a tree. 3. to 
 thrash, as paddy, ^e;^^ s^j^oS 
 a thrashing ox. 
 s/^d?^ talmena, s. Refreshment, 
 revival, relief. adj. Cool, 
 cold, refreshing, bracing, -o;^^ 
 ^ a cool breeze. 
 i;^^r3 tallana, adj. Wavering, 
 
 en 
 
 vexed. 
 
 ^0 talli, ^. A kind of cucumber 
 pickle, 
 ■i ^^0 ^ talluni (^^), ^':^.-^To pene- 
 trate, push in, press through. 
 2. to hide, conceal. 
 
 ^6 talle, see ^%, qi^, ^$,. -^^^ 
 ^0?) to be proud, arrogant. 
 
 ^6 h6 tallepille, see ^o-^ho^. 
 
 CO CO 
 
 ;^2;"3D^ talvari^, ^. A scimitar. 
 -i^dd tavara, ^. Tin. 
 ^S3^0uO tavayi, .y. Delay, deten- 
 tion. 2. halting in a journey. 
 -^^^^ to halt, stop, delay. 
 ^^- tavu-, see under s^. 
 ^^0=3^0 tavunku, i". Agitation. 
 asji^s'ods^od tavukuda-mara, s. A 
 kind of fruit tree. ^4^rf 
 ^o5r its fruit. 
 :^s§(^o tavudu, ^^<? #9rfo. 
 i^ ^s^^ tavute, see ^^. 
 -^sgdoci tavuruni (^4^), z/. ^. To 
 
 cut away any leaves or brush- 
 wood, to clear a bush. 
 
 ^?TOd tasara, see ^Ti^-d. 
 
 :ik'!^ tasibi, see ^^. 
 
 ^rf_2i ^?^d task^, taskara, s. A 
 trick, wile, pretext. 2. a mis- 
 take, error. 
 
 :^7ip^ taskari^, s. Theft, robbery; 
 also ^Ti^-d^^. 
 
 :i7i6 taskare, s. A thief, robber. 
 
 ^?o^, ;^?do5j tast^, tastu, ^. A 
 basin, broad mouthed vessel. 
 
 ^^^S ^^'^, ^2^^^^, ^2^7H 
 tastiki^, tastig^, tastikiji, tas- 
 tige, s. A government allow- 
 ance for a temple. 
 
 ^^, ;^Ao taspi, tasbi, s. The 
 rosary of Mohammedans. 
 
 ;^3d, ;^^^ taha, taha, ^. Consent, 
 agreement. 2. a contract; 
 also ^5o^?:3^o. — •;:5o<^o^^ to 
 agree; to contract. 
 
 :i^i>^^^ tahasil^, s. Collection 
 of revenue. — ctotS the revenue 
 officer of a taluk, a tahsildar. 
 ^so&?e5^ the post of a tahsil- 
 dar. 
 J;^^ tala, .y. ^ow ground, base, 
 bottom. 2. see ^^. — eAndo^ 
 to find out a place for a 
 building. -^yo^^ to lay a 
 foundation. — ^^oi to lie 
 flat on the ground; to be 
 in a great calamity; to be 
 drowned. 
 
 ;^^;^o^, talatantra, s. Ruin, 
 desolation, destruction. 
 
^^ tala 
 
 276 
 
 3"3o^ tante 
 
 -1;^^^^ talatala, s. Glitter, lustre. 
 -^o^Jo^ to glitter, flash, 
 sparkle. 
 
 ^^sjej, ;^^3:!l/^ talapata, talapat- 
 t^, s. Ruin; c/. ^^^o^. adj. 
 Vacant, empty, deserted, 
 waste. —sSa^d^^ to devastate, 
 desert. 
 J^^si^ talapala, see ei^ei^. 
 
 ^^z^^, ;^^s^j^ talabala, talamala, 
 s. Alarm, agitation. 2. ex- 
 haustion, weariness. 
 J ^•^53^)6 talavare, s. A village 
 watchman. 
 
 ^S'eJo^d talantara, see 76^0^. 
 
 ^^e)d talara, s. A sore in the toes. 
 
 ^^^^ talipuni, see ^eS^^. 
 i^^D' talir^, .y. A sprout, bud, 
 shoot. ~tf6 a tender leaf. 
 
 ;^^o talu, ^^£? ^'^. 
 
 ^^^^ talepuni, ^^^ ^e5^^, ^cj^^. 
 
 ;s^o^c^ talpuni, ^^^ ^ejj^^. 
 
 ^^j^ talmena, see ^e3^^. 
 -1 ^^ talli, i'.- Slander, calumny, 
 defamation. 2.-intercourse, 
 interference, association. 3. 
 see ^^. adj. Slanderous. 
 2. anonymous. — «925r an ano- 
 nymous petition. 
 -i;^^j,?i talluni, see ^oj ^. 
 
 ;^|^ talle, ^. A heap. 2. plunder. 
 -^^^, 5<?£J ^of3Sbo?3. 
 
 3e)o=3*r3 tankana, ^. Fosterage, 
 fostering. — rfo^ a foster 
 father. —^A^ a foster mother. 
 -3$ cc5oe3 a foster child. 
 
 S'^o^e);^^ tanklvuni, c. v. {of 
 ©30^0^) To cause to nurse. 
 2. to cause to give {said by 
 Pariahs), 
 
 j3e)o=^Jc^ tankuni (3^0^), v. a. To 
 take care of, nourish, bring 
 up, foster, nurse, feed; shel- 
 ter. 2. to give {said by Pa- 
 riahs). 
 
 -i3j)o/^tang^, s. A support, prop. 
 —€jiihF^, — 3j^t1)^ to prop, sup- 
 port, provide with support. 
 ~t-^F€ supporting by holding 
 up in arms. 
 
 '©■sorio^i tanguni {^oK)^ v. a. To 
 assist, help. 2. to prop, sup- 
 port, sustain. 
 
 '3-5)o7^JS^^^ tangolipuni (s^o?^ 
 
 ^9), v.a. To support. 
 35)o2CJ^ tannuni, see sdoXj^. 
 ^■soe^ tanca, see Tifeosi. 
 3^ot-5e)5S^ tancavuni, see sso&s 
 
 ^35)02:^0^ tancuni, ^^6^ ^cwo^. 
 
 31)0^^ ^J3^o^ tant^mont^, adj. 
 Crooked, bent. 2. vain, useless. 
 s. Debris, fragments. 
 
 «/3c)o^«)5S^ tantavuni, c. v. {of 
 s^owj^) To make touch, to 
 bring into collision or con- 
 tact. 2. to set one person 
 against another. 
 
 J 3e)oUo^ tantuni (s^oCi), v. n. To 
 touch, hit, come into collision 
 or contact with. 2. to quar- 
 rel, fight. 
 3Do^ tant^, adj. Lean, thin, 
 slender. -^5 lean slender 
 
3e)od^ tande 
 
 277 
 
 Se):^ tata 
 
 legs. — "^js^oss a cripple, a 
 decrepit person. — ^jaoeoo a 
 slender horn. 
 
 3i)od^6 tandele, see ^o-d6. 
 
 3^o^ofl tantanne, s. A glutton. 
 
 3-5)0 v^=^ tantrike, ^^^ ^o^J- 
 
 ;^a)o2oe3, 3^020^ tambati, tam- 
 bate, i"^^ eSoeD&S. 
 / Se)oW3ra tambana, ^. A metallic 
 dish ^;' tray. 
 
 3c)oE0J3^ tambula, ^. Betel leaf 
 and areca nut, — si^rc® chew- 
 ing betel. 
 
 a^otsi tambra, ^. Copper, ady. 
 Copper-coloured. — rf slosoj a 
 copper-pot. — rf ^a5 a cop- 
 per plate. -2^76^, —^oz^-6 calx 
 or oxide of copper. 
 
 3c)=^^s^od takatemara, s. The 
 tree Morinda citrifolia. 
 
 ^-^^"^ takika, ^. True report, 
 correct information. 
 
 3e)-S-3^, 3c)i§-33^, 3i)^a taklt^, ta- 
 
 kid^ji, takidi, s. An order, 
 command, injunction. — ^ja 
 ^F^, _^os;<c^^ to order, direct. 
 3i)=3*oiJ3^=^o, 3^=5^0 c3j3^ =3^0 takuto- 
 ku, takudoku, ^. Responsi- 
 bility; risk, liability, adj. 
 Responsible; liable. 
 
 J3i5=g*o^ takuni (^^), "o.n. To 
 hit, touch; ^. sdao^. 
 3^r1 taga, ^^^'. Pointedly, direct- 
 ly; explicitly. — x;?^^ to say 
 directly, refer pointedly. 
 
 J i^^n-^sg^ tagavuni, c v. {of ^Xo 
 oi) To cause to touch, make 
 
 hit. SjSodo^ SjodorK- to set 
 one against another. 
 
 \ 3e)7io^ taguni (®^?^), 77. a. To 
 touch, hit, come in collision 
 or contact with. v. ft. To be 
 impressed, sensible. e?odoF; 
 2joa?J4 s^KoS he was impress- 
 ed by what was said. 
 
 Jsrss^o^ tacuni (^sS"), 'v. n. To 
 come in collision. 
 ^■323^ taja, ^^'. Fresh, new ; ge- 
 nuine. 2. fair, correct. ^^roSo 
 no fa bene, a postscript. -^S a 
 fair copy, -^rfjs^ a genuine 
 article. 
 s-5)e2^^ tajip^, ^^^ Marvellous. 
 
 3^eJo=3^ tatanka, j-. An ear-orna- 
 ment. 
 
 ^M^ tataki, ^. A female giant. 
 2. a quarrelsome woman. 
 
 3c)e3 tati, j-. Clapping the hands; 
 applause, -dj^yj^^ to clap 
 the hands; to applaud. 
 
 ■m^ tate, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 3"3J^^ tadane, j*. Beating, whip- 
 ping. 
 3e)^ tadi, see tj^a. 
 ''3e)t^o tadu, ^. Goring ; also ssz^^y. 
 vs^^^o^ taduni (s^S), z/. ^. To 
 gore with the horns ; to butt. 
 4^i>d^^ tadel^i, s. The act of 
 goring or butting. 
 3i)r3 tana, s. A place ; cf. ?33 j^. 
 
 -r^-k, ~T^ ^^zi5 a lampstand. 
 3e);^oao, 38)3^030 tatayi, tatayi, 
 ^. Caraway seed, Curum 
 carui\ cf. ^?-ddS. 
 
 24 
 
3e)3 tati 
 
 278 
 
 3e)d tara 
 
 3e)sB tati, s. A kind of ornament; 
 
 also ssB^rS. 2. see ©s&o. 
 3c)^oD taturi, ^. Eloquence, 
 
 ability, cleverness; cf. e^s;^ 
 
 ocioF. 2. love, affection; 9^. 
 
 S3 ;^ odor. 
 Js^i tate, ^.^A grand-father. 2. 
 
 Brahma. 
 3e)|^o±)r, s^l^d^ tatparya, ^. 
 
 Sentiment, opinion, notion. 
 
 2. love, affection. 3. purport, 
 
 meaning. 4. object, intent, 
 
 design, purpose. — xi^^^ to 
 
 tell one's opinion. — ae^o> to 
 
 care, favour. 
 3D^?)^ tatsara, s. Slight, dis- 
 
 respect, contempt. 
 3i>^ tadi, ^^^ ?fea. [goods. 
 
 3-s^^ tanijL, ^. A web of piece- 
 Js?)^^ tln^,pron. Self, one's self. 
 3^?^ tana, ^^^ ^^• 
 3-5^=§ tanike, ^^^ ^^=^. 
 3^3j tapa, s. Heat, burning. 
 
 2. fever, inflammation. 3. an- 
 guish, distress. 
 3D^t, 3D3Jo,oJotapatra,tapatra- 
 
 ya, s. Grief, distress, trial, 
 
 trouble. 
 ^-^h tapi, s. A trowel. 
 3^^^^ tapipuni (s^^), ^. «. To 
 
 burn. 2. ^^^ ;ds b^?). 
 3^3$ tapu, J. A watchman's 
 
 stand in a field. 2. an ambush. 
 arc)WJ^o tabulu, ^. A tinsel, brass 
 
 leaf. 2. the cuts, as of a 
 
 precious stone. 
 2r320J?)^o tabutu, s. The cage 
 
 made of paper and tinsel by 
 
 Mussalmans at the Moharam. 
 3c)Sotabe, s. Control. 2. charge, 
 
 care. S)?j s^eSS cro'^^ he is in 
 
 your charge. 
 3c)sdo=5"£)OSo tamakayi, see ^^^. 
 Se)dor5 tamani, see ^e3^f^. 
 3Ddoo5o tamayi, see ^^oso. 
 J3e)^od tamare, jt. The lotus 
 
 flower, NymphcBa pubescens ; 
 
 also sd^jt549. ~^t^ the seed 
 
 of a lotus. — sioS the stalk 
 of a lotus. 
 3e)^o66J3^r{ tamareroga, ^. A 
 
 wasting disease of children. 
 
 2. green sickness. 
 
 S'sdo?^ tamasa, s. Laziness, in- 
 dolence. 2. delay, procrasti- 
 nation. 3. anger, passion. 
 -oDoSo, sD^oAj a sluggard; a 
 passionate man. 
 
 S"?)^^ tamisra, ^. Great dark- 
 ness. — ^f>^ the dark half of 
 the lunar month. 
 
 3"3^j tam^, see 7^-^- 
 
 3^doD^ tameryi, see ^^B. 
 
 3i)^x tamra, see gsoeO). 
 J 3c) 030 tayi, s. Mother. 
 
 3^o5or(o2l tayigande, s. A rogue, 
 cheat, scoundrel, odsc. 
 
 35)03oz3^D* tayiber^, ^. The prin- 
 cipal root of a tree, taproot. 
 
 3^0^ tar^, s. A rivulet. 2. tar. 
 J3c)d tara, s. A star. 2: two pie. 
 
 3. crossing, passing over. 
 3c)0r3 tarana, s. The eighteenth 
 
 year of the Hindu cycle. 2. 
 
3^d tara 
 
 279 
 
 3'z>^'i) tala 
 
 the act of crossing. 3. perse- 
 cution. 4. a raft, float. 
 3Dd^^o^ taratamya, s. Rank, 
 state, condition. 2. distinc- 
 tion, discrimination. 
 1 3c)D«)03o tarayi, s. A cocoanut. 
 —d> Shy, _rf eoo-dozl the shell of 
 a cocoanut. -do^d^ a large 
 cocoanut. ^jae^)- a small hard 
 cocoanut. ^^4^- a cocoanut 
 of the (Laccadive) isles, -^o 
 zS_, ^^^ :^orf^. _=3'Wo^^ to play 
 with cocoanuts by knocking 
 one against the other, the 
 person who breaks the co- 
 coanut of the other gains it. 
 3DTJz)^^ taravuni, c.v. (o/^^^^) 
 To drive in. 2. to immerse. 
 J 3e)D tari, s. The palmyra, Bo- 
 rassus flabelliformis, — ^oz§ 
 the bulb of a fragrant grass, 
 Cyperus rotundus. —"^ ^^ 
 palmyra toddy. -^ ^02§s5 a 
 vessel for palm-wine. — aosSf 
 a kind of sparrow, building 
 its pendent nest on a palm 
 tree, -^^o^ a kind of grass, 
 Cyperus hexastachyus. —t^o^F 
 the fruit of the palmyra tree. 
 —rf de; jaggory made from 
 palm juice, —-^"d^ a poison- 
 ous snake. — ^ ^:Sjsa the 
 midrib of a palm-leaf. 
 3c)0r$ tarini, s. A goddess pe- 
 culiar to the Jains. 
 3^0^^, 3^a^=3^o tariki^, tariku, 
 ^. A date, day of the month. 
 35)D^o3) taripu, s. Praise, com- 
 
 mendation. 2. novelty, rarity. 
 _-^3<^o.?i to commend, praise. 
 3«)dorao tarunyav^. Youth, man- 
 hood. 
 J3e)c5o^ taruni (^^), i'. n. To 
 sink in, plunge. ^B— feet to 
 sink, as in mire. 
 /3c)do^J3D^ tarumar^, s. Con- 
 fusion, disorder. ~^h^ to 
 become confused. 
 JV^d tare, ^. The cocoanut palm, 
 Cocos nucifera. ao2§ _ a short 
 cocoanut palm. aS?— , a?;^cd- a 
 species from the (Laccadive) 
 isles, bearing small cocoa- 
 nuts, "rfo^— a species, bear- 
 ing large cocoanuts. —^ ^ja 
 ^„^>^ the stalk or midrib of a 
 cocoanut leaf. 
 3^6js^ taroli, see ^js^. 
 3e)=^rcl tarkane, s. Substantia- 
 tion, proof, demonstration. 
 2. apparition. — ^jsLr^, —-^ 
 •^Ov^ to substantiate. 
 -^^xsT^ tarkike, s. A sophist, 
 disputant. 
 Vs'S'^JSr^ tarkoli^, see si^jsr^. 
 ^•ssJsrarD^ tarmar^, ^^^ ^ijotSjsiS. 
 3^^ tala, ^. The metallic lid of 
 a cooking utensil. "^^Jsee ^'^. 
 3c)e;oriatalangadi, 5-. The \^ooden 
 peg by which a water-lift is 
 fastened to the stem. 
 3^^s^o talavya, s. A palatal 
 
 letter, gram. 
 3^o^c=^ talanke, s. A name of 
 Balarama. 
 
 24* 
 
3^€ tali 
 
 280 
 
 ^oAS) tingo 
 
 J 3ft)© ta'i, s^The marriage badge, 
 worn by a female. 2. a metal 
 tumbler or small pot. 3. a 
 kind of grass, -^yj^^ to tie 
 the marriage badge to the 
 neck. -^^ a kind of climb- 
 ing shrub. 
 3i)0o3j taliye, see ^^^. 
 
 3^0^sjjj talimu, s. Gymnastics, 
 
 athletic exercise. — t^jszoo^^ to 
 
 practise gymnastics. 
 31)^0 talu, s. The throat. 2. the 
 
 palate. 
 Sc)e;o=5^o taluku, s. The division 
 
 of a district. 
 s/ 3e)^o^ taluni (^^), t'. /2. To fall 
 
 off, drop down; c/. ^^o^. 
 Sc)d tale, ^^^ ^^e3o. 
 3e)^o^^ talpuni, see ^e;o^^. 
 
 S'se^^joc^o talyatundu, s. A 
 special cloth worn only by 
 weavers. 
 
 SD^^si^ talyapatt^, s. A cob- 
 web. 
 
 3i)^^^0 talyapuri, ^. A spider. 
 s/^^6^ talye, s. A weaver. 2. a 
 spider. 
 
 3^sje3 tavaji, ^. A metallic tube 
 for keeping an amulet, money, 
 eU. 
 
 3z)^6 tavare, see 3»^^. 2. see 
 
 00 
 
 3e)S2) tavu, 5. A sheet' of paper. 
 J 2. death; c/. t^^. 3. place, 
 room. 
 3c)3i tasha, s. A kind of drum. 
 3£)r5* tasiji, s. An hour. 
 3c)?aO^ tasayi, ^^^ sssaoso. 
 
 3e)?oo3o tasaye, ^^6' rro^joSo. 
 
 3^a)eo"3d tasildare, i"^^ ^so^?^ 
 
 isD'^ under ^so^e^. 
 3D?o tase, i"^^ ®s^. 
 3e);^0o tasemi, ^^^ to?3<so. 
 3e)So taha, ^^^ ^3o. 
 J 3D^ tala, .y.^A cymbal. 2. tune, 
 beating time in music, -"^e^ 
 music and play. -^sSjaWo^^ to 
 beat time. 
 ■i-iae)^ tali, see^^^. 2^ see sae. 
 -A3?)^j^ taluni (s^f), ?:/.«. To 
 bear, endure, suffer, forbear, 
 have patience. 
 Jge)^ tale, see sd^. 
 43e)s?, talme, ^. Patience, forbear- 
 ance. 2. endurance. 
 3o-S- tinki, ^^^ ^oTn. 
 
 30-S-D, vBo^D tinkiri, tinkeri, .y. 
 A very small piece or strip 
 of anything, adj. Thin, fine, 
 wiry. 
 
 3o=^ tinke, ^^^ ^^f. 
 
 vlo^ tinkri, ^^^ Seo-^b. 
 
 »Sor(Q3)D tingapuri, s. A larva, 
 moth. 
 
 sSo/iWejd tingabare, see -iOoXero-^, 
 
 ^oM tingara, s. Ornament, de- 
 coration. 2. see hoX-d. 
 
 3oA tingi, ^. Poison. -"^^4^ 
 lit. to mix poison; to foment 
 a quarrel. — stotI)^ to poison; 
 to taint. 
 
 3oriJScl tingode, s. The first 
 day of a solar month, which 
 is considered unlucky. 
 
SoASi ting-o 
 
 281 
 
 3^-3, tikka 
 
 J aoT^JS^o tingolu, s. The moon. 
 2. a month. ^Sao April. ^^^^ 
 May. m)^^6 June. ^^ July. 
 ?3j3?r© August. ^^0 or v^^fq 
 September. ^jso^6 or ^^ 
 October. &ii)^r November. 
 33u3j2f December. 403ooi6 
 January. ^j?)O30 February. 
 T^t\ March. —A"^ a kind of 
 
 A 
 
 large worm, —si eSja-^o^ moon- 
 light, moon-shine, -rf ?:io2os;^ 
 monthly pay <?;' salary. 
 
 3or3 tinna, .y. Repetition. 
 
 ^lodd tindada, ^. A rag. 
 
 ^^qT^\^ tindruni (^o^))' ^- ^- "^^ 
 eat all, guzzle; 9^. S^^. 
 
 3o2*i^ timbat^, ^4/'. Worthless. 
 
 3o2o^, timbatte, ^. A vagabond, 
 
 worthless man. 
 3 020 6 timbare, see iosoT?. 
 3oeoo^o timbulu, ^- A thimble. 
 >/3o22^ timbele, ^. A glutton. 
 3oA^rz3^ tirng^di^, ^^^/ /^^/. 
 
 [of ^oAOF^j Having turned. 
 
 ^^z^. Again, once more. — ^e 
 
 S^^ to return, go back, go 
 
 again. —"i^hF^ to come again ; 
 
 to return from a walk, -eo^-do^ 
 
 to be upset, overturned; to 
 
 rebel, revolt. 
 ^3or(Ffl tirngane, s. A pivot, 
 
 hinge, swivel. 2. a screw. 
 J^orlr^ooorir tirngamurnga, adv. 
 
 topsy-turvy, pell-mell. 
 -l3on«)rl^ tirngata, s. Excursion, 
 
 walk, roaming. 2. turning, 
 
 change. 
 
 ^vIo/Tsr;^^ tirngavuni, c. v. (of 
 ^OAOF^) To turn, whirl, make 
 return. 2. to change, convert, 
 gain over, -^^j^o^^— to break 
 a promise; to deny. ■s:5o^oJ— 
 to change the mind, ^tx^ 
 to gain over a witness. 
 
 3or1orc5'5)o3j, 3orir^ tirngunaye, 
 tirngele, s. A rover, vagabond. 
 2. a backslider, unsteady man. 
 
 ^vIorloF^ tirnguni (^of.F'^^ v. n. 
 To turn, revert, revolve, 
 whirl, turn back. 2. to shift, 
 as the wind. 3. to move, 
 wander, travel about. ^^- 
 to be giddy; to become proud. 
 ^o-Rf-Q ^^h^ to go for a walk, 
 take a walk; cf. BoKfB. 
 vBokJor^ tirntuni, see ^^o'^^. 
 ^Q'C^'F tirmbi, s. A kind of fern; 
 
 also ^o8!)r7Joa 
 vB^c)rJ tikani, see s^Fs. 
 
 s/Bu^ tikk^, s. ^'tentanglement, 
 intricacy, perplexity. 2/dif- 
 ficulty, distress, trouble, ^.see 
 feJ-S-^. _=5yo^^ to get entangled. 
 ^20j3^o^ to be entangled. 
 
 /l=^^^> tikkatt^, s. A labyrinth, 
 maze, intricacy. 
 
 ^^=^^0^ tikkatuni (^^e^), 'v. n. 
 
 To be matted, as hair. 2. to 
 
 be entangled; to be intricate. 
 
 3=^d tikkale, adj. Short and 
 
 thm. 
 
 /l^sjc^ tikkavuni, c. v. {of ^^^.. 
 oi) To ensnare, entangle. 2. 
 to fix. 3. to button. 
 
vl=S^«j, tikku 
 
 282 
 
 via tidi 
 
 ^ ^^^P tikkuni (^^a), v.a.^To 
 
 J rub, brush, polish, v. n.^To 
 
 be ensnared, caught. 2/to 
 
 be seized, apprehended. c.daL 
 
 To find, get, obtain. 
 
 vB^aJS)^ tikkote, see <S^jsr63. 
 
 ^n^i tig^te, s. A split, splinter, 
 slip, piece, -^^o^^ to split, 
 divide, saw. 
 
 3r;^^^ tigi^puni, see S?\4^. 
 
 vBti^c^j^ tig^^runi, see ^AO-dj^. 
 
 vBri tiga, ^. A beehive. 2. honey. 
 -^ t^e3o^ bees. -^ ^&3„ -^ 
 3^^ a honeycomb. -^ ^oaon 
 honey. -^ ^raorfj?^ bees' wax. 
 ~^ ^j32io&3 a small kind of 
 bee. 
 Jvlria tigadi, ^. The Indian jalap, 
 Ipomxa turpethum. 
 
 hT\^'CjT\^ tigadibigadi, s. Con- 
 fusion, tumult. 
 
 3r{|, ^t\^ tigate, tigatti, see 
 
 ^r{6 tigale, ^. The breast, chest, 
 heart. 2. courage. ^aoS a 
 giant; a big, lazy fellow; a 
 desparado. ~d ajsosB, _ci XjstI), 
 -rf ^a^ the hollow of the 
 breast; bravery. -def5 pain 
 in the chest. ~^ u;d4 anger, 
 wrath. ^??jabr^ to brave 
 encounter with courage; to 
 be bold. -S o??b^ to give in 
 charge; to hold responsible. 
 -^Csj?i the heart to palpitate. 
 -Nj^r^ the heart to break; 
 to labour hard. —E z^ji^iio^ to 
 
 have charge. —Tidrid^^ to suf- 
 fer from heart-burn. 
 3Al tigite, see BKi. 
 
 -'ahog)^, vBrio^^ tigipuni, tigu- 
 puni (^'^, ^K), z'. <^. To split, 
 slit, cut, saw, tear. 
 ^sBriodot^, vBriOj^, .Brio s;o^ tiguru- 
 ni, tigruni, tiguluni (Saj5, 
 ^5j)i ^- ^. To sprout, shoot, 
 germinate, ^.to split. 
 
 3r^ tigte, ^^^ ^K<f. 
 
 3e3 titti, .y. White spots on 
 leaves; c/. sl&s^. 
 
 vB^, titte, see aSa . 
 
 vl^.^rv) tittesi, j". Interference, 
 intermeddling. 2. annoyance, 
 trouble; also zi^^^^. 
 JvBcl tine, ^. A small open ve- 
 randa. 
 
 3vB titi, see ^ B. 
 
 vB^jjO tittiri, ^. Playing upon a 
 pipe, ^/^. 2. a top. 3. a 
 partridge, -^aio^^ to play at 
 tops. 
 
 vB3^Dt:)3^D tittiribittiri, ^. An 
 unfair dealing. 
 ^^^ tlthi, J. -A lunar day. 2. 
 the annual ceremony per- 
 formed to one's deceased an- 
 cestors. 
 VoC3^, vBa tidiji, tidi, adj. Small. 
 
 3ci*^o^d tid^nkara, s. Sitting on 
 the feet, -^o^o^^ to sit on 
 the feet. 
 
 3a tidi, see B5. 2. see ^^' 
 
 J^^^ioT^ tidipanca, adj. Dwar- 
 fish, short. 
 

 tidda 
 
 283 
 
 ^^dd timu 
 
 ^oC3i) 5^^ tiddavuni, ^. v. (^^rfo^S)) 
 To get corrected, rectified, 
 altered. 
 3a ri tiddige, ^. Correction, train- 
 ing, renovation. — ^o^ an 
 erect pillar. -20t^4 settled 
 hand-writing. 
 
 >i3do^ tidduni (^S), -c;. a. To 
 correct, mend, reform, rectify, 
 alter. ^^- /zV. to correct the 
 hand ; to acquire a good pen- 
 manship. 
 ^zio sj^, vBdo oS-sei tiddupadi, tid- 
 dupata, ^. Correction, amend- 
 ment, modification. 2. refor- 
 mation. — -^s^^Ov^^ to correct, 
 amend, modify. 
 
 vTad tiddya, adj. Junior, young- 
 er. — ^ an aunt, t. e. mother's 
 younger sister, or younger 
 uncle's wife. — o^ an uncle, 
 I. e. father's younger brother, 
 or aunt's husband. 
 
 v/3c3^oo3o tiddyaye, s. A young 
 man. 
 vBdo, tidpu, see S^r. 
 
 s. A kind of fish. 
 ^^7^ tinasi^, see ^j^cj. 
 
 ad tidma 
 
 4 h'§i tine, see Sj6. 
 
 >/ac3"g^4^ tinpavuni, c. v. (of ^^^)) 
 
 To feed, nurse. 
 4^'^ ^) tinpini (^cS), v. a. To eat, 
 
 consume. 2. to destroy, waste. 
 
 3. to receive, as bribes, blows, 
 
 etc. ^^— to get blows. e;od_ 
 
 to take bribes. 
 J^fIsS tinpele, s. A glutton. 
 
 oSJdtipale, s. The creeper Cly- 
 pea Burmanni. 2. an appli- 
 cation for the head, generally 
 prepared of the leaves of this 
 plant. 
 
 vB^^, v3Qg)s3 tipila, tipule, see 
 
 33j tippa, adj. Small. 
 /b^ tippi, s. A cocoanut shell. 
 — =^J3?^ lit. a cocoanut shell 
 and a stick; beggary. — ^w?;?^ 
 3i§ 5 ?^yo,^ to come down to 
 beggary. —^-5 a small breast, 
 resembling a cocoanut shell. 
 e??®— the lower half of a 
 shell. 4'so^-— the upper half 
 of a shell. ^^^- the skull. 
 v/3^ S tippili, s. A kind of borer. 
 
 3aj dQ=^G^, 3^0=^0^ tippivok- 
 kelu, tipyokkeli^, ^- A poor 
 tenant. 
 
 vB^ tippu, ^^^ 8^4^. 
 
 ,B^ tippe, ^. A heap, pile. 2. a 
 hill. 
 
 3?^^ tibila, ^. A hand-lamp, 
 night-lamp. 
 
 vBzoodj tiburu, s. A crack, split. 
 
 32^, 323^tibbi,tibbe, J. Hemming. 
 
 323^^0^ tibial^, s. Treble dis- 
 tilled arrack. 
 
 3sijd timare, s. The Pennywort, 
 Hydrocotyle astatic a. 
 
 3^Jon^o^ timin^i^l^, s. A whale. 
 
 3s^JO^j^o^ timukuduni (S^oo 
 «^oS), z'. <^. To jostle, push; 
 to try to escape from a crowd. 
 
vidoo timu 
 
 284 
 
 ^^r tirkei 
 
 ^^^ 
 
 v'3s:^oj=3rj^, vB^oodOci timukuni, ti- 
 muruni (^^ix>^, ^^jo5), v. n. 
 To throng, crowd. r^jj. 
 
 3s3o=ctjs^^o timekolu, see <^?^ ^js? 
 vBoJob tiyara, see <?j?^^. 
 vBD^orij^ tiri^nguni, see ^oaof^. 
 vid tira, ^^^ '^^• 
 ht7^^ tiras^, see ^!3. 
 
 «BdrJ3.d tiraskara, s. Contempt, 
 disrespect, reproach, affront. 
 
 vID tiri, s. A sprout, shoot, sprig, 
 
 germ; the tender branch of a 
 
 J palm. 2 Ahe wick of a lamp ; 
 
 cf, ^Q. — srooso a harelip. — ^^ 
 
 a thin body. — S5i§^^ to cease 
 
 to sprout. ~^T^^j^. —2dhF^ 
 
 to sprout, shoot. (f^Xo-dod— 
 the point of the nail. 
 ^sO=s^ea^. tirikatti^, see ^^i="^- 
 
 vBDoijd tiriyara, ^^^. Within 
 reach of the hand; below, 
 beneath. 
 -/ oOo tiru, s. A bow string. 2. a 
 short stick used to tighten, 
 as the string of a bow, ek. 
 —^s'Uj^^, —sjOcI^o?) to tie a bow- 
 string, [church. 
 
 ^Oo tiru, adj. Holy. -?i£^ the holy 
 
 od-o/io^ tirunguni, see ^oXor^. 
 
 odorifl tirugane, j^^ SoX^^B. 
 
 vSdjdra tirudana, see STJo^r©. 
 
 Jsl:^03j, vSdJ33 tlrupa, tirup^, J. 
 Alms, charity. 
 3do3J3 tirupati, s. A celebrated 
 place of pilgrimage in North 
 Arcot. 
 
 sBdjog) tirupu, see ^^r. 
 vBdJZOoZo tirubanji, see <S2oro3§. 
 3dos^jodo tirumuru, ^. Property, 
 
 wealth. 2. exchange. 
 vB do 5JOJ5 3 F tirumurti, ^^^ 5^^i3jsBr. 
 vBdosJ tiruva, see <§^r. 
 ^sBdo^CQ tiruvana, ^. A nitpick. 
 vldod tiruve, ^6^^ S^-^f. 
 3:5:^^ tiruli, ^. A kind of round 
 
 chisel or gimlet. 
 vSd, 36=^233g tire, tirekajipu, see 
 
 vl^^r tirki^, ^. A band, tie made 
 of the fibre taken from the flat 
 side of the cocoanut branch; 
 
 ^ e/f^^r. -sTOTl:^ to fasten the 
 cocoanut blossom with such 
 a tie. 
 
 «B=^r^^ tirkatt^, s. The slip-knot 
 of a rope used for drawing 
 water. 2. see ^%^^^ — 3:JD^oi 
 to fasten a band, peg, ele. 
 
 ^'^Fd tirkade, s. The lower part 
 of any thing. 
 
 vB=5c)ro5:) tirkayi, see ^^^^• 
 y^'SDF^^ tirkavuni, cv. (^^s^or 
 ^) To make lean, to weaken. 
 
 ^"dDFT^ tirkasyi, adj. Oblique, 
 slant, sloping, adv. Obliquely, 
 aslant. [garment. 
 
 ,B^Of="oyj tirkuntu, s. An under- 
 
 ^tS^f^ tirkuni (^^0' ^' ^- To 
 be lean, weak; alsoJ^'^ciF^. 
 
 ^^F tirkhf s. A split, splinter ; 
 also fj'^r. 
 
 o=^,r tirkei, s. A water jar, pit- 
 cher. 2. a handful. — 3i^_^ 
 
^"ij^^F tirko 
 
 to join the hands for receiv- 
 ing anything, ^i- a small 
 pitcher. 
 ^^=§J^>F^ tirkote, s. A lean or 
 weak man. 
 vB=^J5^r^o tirkolu, see ^^Jh<v. 
 ^ariFfl tirgane, see ^caf??. 
 ^TijF^ tirguni, see ^oaof^. 
 ^7ZF^ tirnane, see ^oaf?6. 
 J ^3^F tirti^, e^^^i'. Dov^n, beneath, 
 below, under, 'adj. Lower, 
 subordinate. — ^^fo topsy- 
 turvy. — 20^^"do^ to fall down. 
 •^^'iFh\ tirtatti^, ^. Lower side or 
 level. — ^ "^oii a lower field. 
 ^iFdo tirtadya, s. The thresh- 
 old, lower step, under frame. 
 •^^^F£^ tirtane, s. The lower part 
 of a slope; c/. e9?8. 
 3sFd tirtara, s. An inferior kind. 
 adj. Lower, inferior. adv. 
 Below, under. 
 3q^Fe3^, tirthatt^, see ^^F^^' 
 ^sBc^JF^) tirduni (^Sf), ^. j^/To 
 v" turn. 2. se^Szij ^. 
 vI^jfcsI^ tirpanatre, ^. A place 
 near Cochin ; the former resi- 
 dence of the Cochin kings. 
 osJFrS tirpani, s. A fund for the 
 
 repairs of a temple. 
 vBsJFo tirpati, see-B-dot,B. 
 J3sJF0 tirpali, s. Long pepper. 
 ^z:>F^ tirpale, see St>6. 
 3o3"Sf;S^ tirpavuni, c. v. (o/^4f 
 ^) To get made, settled. 
 2. see 'S?3:df4^. s^ot^B— to 
 make gold ornaments. 
 
 •i^"^ tirpu, s. A swivel, -rf ^ 
 
 a head-ornament. 
 /3^F^ tirpuni (^^), v. a. To 
 
 twirl round. 
 vIzoFoto tirbanji, s. The abdomen, 
 
 bowels. 
 h'tF tirbe, ^. A piece, chip; of. 
 
 ^^zi^i^iFt^i tirmuru, s. Exchange. 
 -i<Bo:JjFccl tiryande, s. A kind of 
 
 fish. 
 V^oJOFd tiryara, adj. Low. (2^^. 
 
 Below, downward, under. 
 Vvlo^F tirl^, s. The core, heart of 
 a tree, —"^jirid^ to come to 
 age, to be full-grown. 
 
 os5f tirle, s. A full-grown, strong 
 man. [ivQQ. 
 
 vBs^F tirva, ^. A kind of timber 
 
 3?5f tirse, see ^^A 
 
 3^r tirli, s. The bandage ^r 
 crown of a stack of corn. 
 
 3o^ tili^, s. The spleen, milt. 
 2. 3"^<^ Si6. 
 
 3e; tila, s. The gingely oil seed, 
 Sesamum indicum. — ^o?io^ 
 the sesamum flower. — ^^?^r®, 
 ^eSjse^^ sesamum seed and 
 water, presented as an of- 
 fering to the manes of the 
 departed ancestors. —%^ 
 gingely oil. — croj:^, SeJ^itro^j a 
 gift of sesamum. 
 
 3^=s^ tilaka, s. A sectarian or 
 ornamental mark on the 
 forehead. 2. a freckle, mole. 
 
 «Bo^^ tilavuni, see iej^^. 
 
vl^d tira 
 
 ^?7e)r3 tilana, see ^^ r©. 2. see 
 
 vBossJ tilavu, see ^o^. 
 vldJS^d^s^ til6daik&, see under ^^. 
 
 ^o^do^ tilladuni {^^l,^), "o. a. 
 To dissipate, disperse, scatter. 
 J>BG«)r9 tillana, s. Humming a 
 tune. 
 
 vl^e)?^^, «B;3e)?o tivas^, tivasi, s. 
 A kind of carpet, a rug. 2. 
 a cushion. 
 73^ till, <2^'. Transparent, clear. 
 2. distilled ; 9^. ^^, f^'^. -^eS 
 clear, 6?r filtered water. 
 J3^o^^=^, o^osd^ri tiluvalike, ti- 
 luvalige, s. Understanding, 
 intellect ; knowledge, infor- 
 mation. 
 
 vl^^< tillapilla, see £^«^^^. 
 
 o^, tille, ^^^ 8^«3. 
 
 3^o^D, 3^o=aD, 3^0^, tinkiri, 
 tlnkeri, tinkri, s. Preparing 
 for the festival of the female 
 demons ^"^J^ odtjt^. 2. see 
 
 3^0=3^0 tinku, see 3?^. 
 3eo=^o^ tinkelijL, see So-S-b. 
 -/3^ck!o^ tintuni, .y^^ ^eowo^. 
 3^o3e)eJ tintata, j^^ ^?o6rou. 
 
 3^o3c)d, 3^oqr3d tintara, tintha- 
 ra, s. Dispersion, dissipation. 
 2. ruin, waste, ^^h^ to be- 
 come dispersed; to be ruined. 
 —^^0^^ to waste. 
 
 3^03^6 tintare, s. A destitute 
 or miserable man. 
 
 3^03^5^^ tintavuni, c, v. (o/B^o 
 
 ^^) To cause to splash. 
 3^o^o^ tintuni (^eo§), v. n. To 
 
 splash; also ^10^^. 
 3^0^ timpu, see eleo?^. 
 -'3^0^^ timpuni (^ec), v. n. To 
 
 snort, breathe heavily. 2. to 
 
 snivel; cf. ^josoos^^. 
 ^^os3^ timpele, s. A sniveller; 
 
 cf. ^oo3oo^e3. 
 3^oyor^ tir^tuni, ^^^ iif"oBj^. 
 J 3 ^=5^ tik^, «^'. Tasteful, savoury. 
 
 J3^=3*d, 3^=^o^ tikara, tikeri^, adj\ 
 Sweetish; not pungent, not 
 properly seasoned. 
 
 73^=^JScl tikode, ^. A kind of fish. 
 3er^ tige, see .^e^. 
 
 i3^c^o^ tiduni (^eS), v, a. To rub, 
 press. 2. to irritate. 
 
 ^3^^S 3^c^ tin^, tini, ^. Food, 
 meal, diet. 2. a glutton. 
 3^ 3d §3 tipale, ^^^ ^^«3. 
 
 -i 3^52 tipe, s. Sweetness, adj. 
 Sweet, fresh. — ^c^ the liquo- 
 rice. —^^oK sweet potato, Goa 
 potato, Dioscorea aculeata. 
 3^sJoo^o, timullu, s. A kind of 
 touch-me-not, Cxsalpina nd- 
 mosoidcs. 
 
 >/3^D^ tir^, s. ^A nit. ^2. the egg 
 of a bug. 3. see Se^r. _ ^e^ 
 a small louse. — ^eL^^, ^^^^ 3e 
 "do^. ^Bj_ a crushed nit. 
 
 ^3^0 tira, <2<^. Entire, whole, adv. 
 Wholly, entirely. 2. decided- 
 ly, positively. 
 3^doa tirandi, see under S^-do^. 
 
vB^d tira 
 
 287 
 
 ;^oo?i tun^s 
 
 ^^d^ tirate, see i^-rfofeS. 
 vB^CDSjc^ tiravuni, see B^t>-^^^. 
 3^0 tiri, see -S-eQ. 
 Va^O# tirike, ^. Conclusion, end. 
 
 oe0^^3^ tirinati^, ^^^ ^?-rfo^i. 
 y^^O^j*)^^, 3?a?oo^ tirisavuni, 
 tirisuni, c v, (^^?^o?)) To fi- 
 nish, conclude, complete. 2, 
 to settle, decide, determine. 
 3. to pay off, as a debt. 
 »B^dJc5'S3^ tirunat^, adv. As far 
 as practicable, to the extent 
 of one's ability. 
 ^/vB^do^ tiruni (^e^), v.n. To be 
 finished, settled, c. dat. To 
 be able, ^^-^o^ (neg. part.) 
 incapable, infeasible, unset- 
 tled ; endless, inexhaustible. 
 Se'^oa 20^^ work beyond one's 
 ability to perform. efodoK 
 a?-do23 he is not well. ci-azSoS 
 8e^o5 heit not able to do it. 
 ^?5o5 is is done. Ǥ?5^eb?), 
 ge55 ^^h^ to end, expire, 
 die. 
 >J^^::!t:>t.:i^-^ tirumana, s. Conclu- 
 sion, settlement, completion. 
 adj. Complete, final, adv. Fin- 
 ally. -^ 83«3, _=^odo the lowest 
 price. ~^^^^^ to settle, re- 
 solve, determine. 
 v/3^dj^=^ tiruvike, see ^e^F^. 
 vB^6 tire, see ^e'd. 
 
 -/^^ds:^ tirel^, s. Termination, 
 
 conclusion. 
 ^vS^rlrd tirgade, s. Completion. 
 
 2. see ^°afzI. 
 
 3^^r, ^^^F tirta, tirtha, s. Pure 
 water, sacred water in which 
 an idol is bathed; a bathing 
 place of pilgrimage. 2. a 
 bathing place. ^odra^ pil- 
 grimage to a sacred river. 
 — ?fe^?^ bathing in sacred 
 water. —^j^hF^ to administer 
 sacred water, to give water to 
 drink. '-2oE:r^ to spring forth,- 
 as water from a fountain. 
 
 ^B^^r*^, tirnike, see eJe^r^. 
 V«B^53^F^^ tlrpavuni, ^^^ ^e^ 
 
 r tirpu, ^. Settlement, 
 adjustment, decision, decree. 
 ~^h?i to be settled. -t5j^o^^ 
 to decide, adjudge. 
 v/3^o^r^ tirpuni, see Se5?ro^^. 
 '/l^^F=^ tirvike, ^. Conclusion, 
 settlement, adjustment. 
 
 3^s3r tirve, .y. Land assessment, 
 tax. 
 
 ^B^rj'SFSS^ tirsavuni, see ^e^^ 
 ^^. 
 
 ,B^?o tisa, see ^^7i. 
 
 <B^=CTr3, vB^^s tikshana, tikshna, 
 s. Haste^ hurry. 2. heat, 
 warmth, pungency. adj. 
 Sharp, quick ; hot, warm, pun- 
 gent. 
 
 ^00=^0^ tunkuni, see ^-«c^o^. 
 
 ^oli tunga, s. The river Tunga. 
 2. height, loftiness. ^<^.High, 
 lofty. — ^rf) the river formed 
 by the junction of Tunga 
 and Bhadra. 
 
 ^oorloSo tungaye, s. A tall man. 
 
^oori tung:a 
 
 288 
 
 ^ori tugra 
 
 ^oorioSj tungaye, s. A kind of 
 seed. 
 
 JsoorrooSs) tungayi, s. A fragrant 
 kind of grass, 
 ^oorio tungu, see ^oao. 
 
 J^joy tunta, adj. Mischievous, 
 
 J impudent, wicked, -^^c:^ impu- 
 dence, wickedness. 
 
 J^ooli, ^oo^a tunti, tuntedij s. 
 A mischievous or impudent 
 woman. 
 
 4^00^ tunte, s. A wicked or impu- 
 dent man. 
 
 J;^ooclo tundu, s. A piece, slice, 
 bit. —"^ooks:) a rag. — aocjt^, 
 —Aorf f^ a short cudgel. 
 Tl3 pieces, fragments. —t>^ 
 4^ to patch, join pieces, —^j^ 
 ^^ to fell a tree in blocks. 
 —■^^0^^ to cut into pieces. 
 ^^od tunde, s. The cover of leaves 
 round the loins, as worn by 
 Koragar women. ~^% a 
 black kind of the five-leaved 
 chaste-tree. 
 ^jor3 tunna, see ?l)or©. 
 >/ ^jorsoA^, ^oocl> tunnang^, tun- 
 nel, s. The scurf or mealy 
 crust of the body. 
 ^oozj tumba, «^*. Full, complete. 
 
 J^ozZii^^ tumbavuni, c. v. (of 
 
 ^ ^oo80j^)'^o cause to fill,''ioad, 
 lade. 2. to accuse, impute, 
 attribute. 
 
 J;^oo^ tumbi, s. The blackbee. 
 
 >/ 2. see^^o^. ef?3rf_, ^-^^ Trfjoa^. 
 
 J ^jot^e;*^ tumbil^, .9. Sneezing. 
 
 _20br^, -e^^s) to sneeze. 
 
 7:^0020^^ tumbuni (^o^S), ^. ^5, 
 "^0 bear, carry, as a load. ^. 
 to fill. 3. to endure, suffer. 
 Jv. 71. To be filled, full. essJ 
 srosi— , 3::D^"d— to suffer from 
 a false accusation, sj^^;^^— 
 to be guilty. 4^- to carry a 
 load. ?3ae;- to be in debt, ^o 
 'i^^Ti:^ 20e3 2oE:r^ to carry an idol 
 in procession, round its tem- 
 ple. 
 
 ;^oo20odj tumburu, see ^ozyd. 
 
 ^0 0200 do, ^oo2oo6 tumburu, tum- 
 bure, s. A celestial chori- 
 ster. 
 ^<=> [7^0023 tumbe, s. The plant Pklo- 
 mis indica. 
 
 ^ooe3fS-^o^ tumbenekkili^, s. Wild 
 vegetation. -^^jaS^^^ wild vege- 
 tation to grow; to fall in 
 ruins. 
 -r^oozSjarao^, ;^0o;3j?)r30^ tumbo- 
 nuni, tummonuni, refl. v. {of 
 <^jo80o^) To bear or suffer for 
 one's self, to be patient. 
 
 ^ooEOjr turmbu, see ^TiioaDo. 
 
 ^0=3^^ tukadi, s. A piece, rag, 
 fragment, bit. 2. the division 
 of a district. 3. rank and 
 file, -■rfo^^o^^ to divide, to 
 put into files. 
 
 :^o=3^o^ ^0=3^03 tukkutukku, ^. Skip- 
 ping; strutting. 2. arrogance, 
 haughtiness. — <£^Xoo^i to skip; 
 to strut. 
 
 ^0 J tukre, sec ^o^. 
 
 t:>T\^, ^?ioa tugadi, tugudi, see 
 
:io7i tuga 
 
 289 
 
 ^odo tudu 
 
 x/;^orio^ tu^alu, s. The skin, bark, 
 fc; rind. — ^s?ob^», — 9d^"0D^^, — d 
 4^^ to skin, pare, peel. 
 
 'dd2^ tucca, (^dj. Small, little, 
 mean. 2. void, empty, desert- 
 ed. — ^^ contempt, scorn, 
 vileness. —^^^ low-minded- 
 ness. -^^Ov^oi' to despise, 
 scorn. 
 
 ;^o^3?)ei tuccata, s. Biting. 2. 
 dispute, quarrel. —tSo^^^ to 
 dispute or abuse mutually. 
 
 ;^oi5'3 5J)^ tuccavuni, c. v. (of ^ 
 2^3 ^) To cause to bite, chase. 
 2. to join, unite. 
 
 ;^02>^ tucci, see ^o^ . 
 
 i^osidJ?^ tuccuni (^^'4^), 7'.^. To 
 bite. 2. to be joined, united. 
 
 i02§ o^ tuccelu, s. A vicious ani- 
 mal; a biting animal. <3:<^". 
 Vicious; biting. 
 
 ;^023 tujji, ^^^ ^J^C- 
 
 ;^je3, ;^oei tuti, tutti, s. Dearth, 
 scarcity. . adj. Dear, scarce, 
 rare. 
 v/:^od tuda, adj. Bored, scooped 
 out ; cf. ^js?c$. —•dj'doso a 
 trough made of a palm stump. 
 
 siioc^D^, ^ocs'SD^ tudar^, tudariji, 
 s. A light ; a lamp. ^5^=^^— an 
 iron hand-lamp. — c5o?? lamp 
 oil. — 2^e5 the lamp-light pro- 
 cession of an idol, eU, — ^ 
 s^4'oi to light a lamp. 
 aoc^sS tudale, see ijsc^e?. 
 i^oi^ tudi, see ^^. 
 vf:^oc^j^^ tudupini, ^^^ 7ijrk)h^. 
 
 ^oo^ tude, ^. The thigh, shank, 
 side piece; c/. ^ot^. — ^tjo 
 ^ the hip. — ^e;a3o a side 
 plank. — 20<s<, _s3s^ a bubo, 
 venereal ulcer; cf. ^-^"d^-^f. 
 
 J^od^^ tudepuni, ^^^ i^^il^"^. 
 
 ^aocl tune, ^.-^The gummy juice 
 exuding from the stalk, elc. 
 of certain fruits. 2. arro- 
 gance, pride. — ^wo^^) to be 
 arrogant. 
 -i^OvB tuti, s.-^A sort of drone n 
 y corresponding a bagpipe. 72. \ 
 
 7:^03;^ tuttari, ^^^ 3j;^js^o. 
 ^ ^03^^^ tuttavunl, ^. ^. (o/ ^o 
 ^^) To cause to dress, clothe. 
 
 v/^o^i. tu^^u^ ^' Dressing, -^ocyj 
 clothes, raiment. ~^^d^ dress, 
 clothing, covering. 
 
 y^j^^^ tuttuni (^^5^), T'. ^. To 
 dress, wear, clothe. 
 
 J^d:iJ^O tutturi, s. A trumpet, 
 horn, pipe. — crooSo a trum- 
 peter, piper. — eA)D5^^ to blow 
 a horn or trumpet. 
 
 J:io^ tudi, i'. Point, end, extre- 
 mity, top. — =^^ the arm from 
 the elbow. — "^^ti complete- 
 ly ; up to the top. -t^o^^ top 
 and bottom. -t^ojM r^^^o^ 
 aimless, purposeless. —20,^^0^ 
 to be sufficient, convenient. 
 —■^oyo^^ to finish, complete, ^l 
 Srf— the point of a sword. 
 ^odoo=i^d tudunkara, see B5o^<i. 
 
 25 
 
;^jc3 tude 
 
 290 
 
 :^odj turu 
 
 J;^jd tude, j. A river, stream. 
 — 2oa the bank of a river. — ^ 
 7^4^, ~a;)okio^ to ford a river. 
 
 ^0(52:^0^ tudeculli, s. The holly- 
 leaved acanthus, Dilivaria 
 ilici folia. 
 
 ^ocSdoadoh tudemadirengi, s. 
 The tree CratcEva nirvala. 
 
 ^f^o;do, 30?dj;^ tunusu, tunuse, ^. 
 A kind of grass or nettle. 
 Tragia involucrata. 
 
 ^0^ tune, see ^orS. 
 
 ^053«)5*, ^o?jc)^ tupak^, tupaki, 
 s. A gun, musket. 
 
 ^jsj 13 tuppati, ^^^ rfo^i?. 
 _i ;^os3 tuppe, i". A stack, heap 
 of corn or rice. Ss?r_ a 
 stack with a crown af twisted 
 rope of straw and ears of 
 paddy. ^5— the crown of a 
 stack. — ^tSo?\ a kind of 
 ydijai.Dioscorea atropurpurea. 
 -■^a§ ^s'o^o,^ to sit in a coil, 
 as a serpent. 
 
 ^o^D^^ tuphanii, s. A cyclone, 
 storm. 2. calamity, misfor- 
 tune. 3. a serious imputation. 
 
 oOloo tubbu, see ?io20j^. 
 J ^osoj. tubbu, s. Discovery, as of 
 stolen property; detection, 
 as of an offence. 
 
 ^osjjo'5'j tumuku, s. Pressure, 
 throng. 
 -^^0^00=3^0^ tumukuni, see ^rfoog'j^. 
 -/^ooQo tuyi, s. A feather, quill, 
 the plume of birds. 
 
 ^ooSoo^^, ;^oo5Jo20JQi tuyimpuni, 
 
 tuyimbuni (^oosoo, ooo3jo€5), 
 z'. n. To hiss. 2. to grow 
 angry. 3. to blow the nose : 
 cf. ^jjosooeoo^. 
 
 ^ooSoosSdtuyimpele, s. A fretful 
 person. 2. a sniveller. 
 J^j05j23*^ tuyiliji, see ^^oosj^. 
 
 ^jdo?i turanga, ^^^^ lij^oK. 2. 
 
 ^jdrs turana, see ^^r®. 
 sod^ turala, see ^j^-t3j?)'^o. 
 ;^odd turale, ^^^ ijsTjeH. 
 ;^jD^o5j turayi, ^. A crest-like 
 
 head-ornament worn by males. 
 
 2. a crest, plume of feathers. 
 ^oD turi,^. A cramp-iron, brace. 
 ^oD^ turita, ^^^ ^^?=". 
 
 J^jOoj^, ^jDo^^ turipini, turipuni 
 (^oO), 7'. a. To string, as 
 beads. 2. to bore, perforate. 
 ^83- to bore the ears ; to wish- 
 per; to backbite. 
 
 vy;^jOaJoo^ turiyuni (^^), c'. 7i. To 
 be stringed. 2. to be bored, 
 perforated. ^^S eoj^-do^ to 
 fall, as powder from decayed 
 wood. 
 ;^jOoturu, adv. Violently, strong- 
 ly. — ^^4^> to pick flesh from 
 a carcass, as a vulture, eh'.; 
 to vie as puppies when suck- 
 ing, eh:. 
 ;^jOoorij turungu, s. A prison, 
 jail. 
 
 j^odoocoo turumbu, s. Chaff. — ^js 
 ^^ to winnow. 
 i^jdolJj turutu, see t^Wor. 
 
^odj turu 
 
 291 
 
 ^0^^) tullu 
 
 ^oCoc9 turuna, see ^^f^- 
 ^io^Cii turuta, see ^o^r. 
 M^^^&d^C) turuturu, ad7J. Swiftly, 
 quickly. 
 ^^6^-^ turupu, s. Cavalry. 2. a 
 trump or winning card. 
 J^od.^^ turupuni, see ^o&L^^. 
 
 ;^odo^o5o turuvayi, see ^-o^osd, 
 -l^jdwSj^ turuvuni, see ^oDocsoo?). 
 ^odos^rao?^ turuvonuni, v. refl. 
 
 To embrace, take in. 
 i^^ts^ti^ turudu, adv. Fast, 
 tightly, —t^^^ to hold fast. 
 7:^00 ture, 5. A water-gourd, pump- 
 kin. — ^ ®oz§ a large calabash 
 used by toddy-drawers for col- 
 lecting toddy, or by mendi- 
 cants as a vessel. — ^ 4^?^^ 
 the shell of an over-grown 
 gourd. — ^ a^js^^ the creeper 
 of water-gourd. 
 i>^^7^:^-i turkamata, s. Moham- 
 medanism. 
 ■i^^7€) turkali, s. Distention, 
 puffing. 2. pride, insolence. 
 _^e^^ to be proud, insolent; 
 to be troublesome. 
 >/^j=s'r^oo?i turkalyuni (^os'r^), 
 V. n. To be distended, as an 
 overloaded stomach. 
 ■i>^^7 turke, s. A Turk, Mus- 
 sulman. 
 4;sO£ior turtu,,^. A female's hair 
 tied into a knot. 
 ^jrar turna, see ^^^ 
 J^j;^r, t:>t:i'7 turta, turtu, ^. 
 Swiftness, haste, speed, adj. 
 
 Quick, hasty, swift, -^o^^o^^ 
 to hasten , accelerate, be quick. 
 ■i^^7 turli, s. Obeisance. 
 ^0^ tula, s. A balance. 2. simi- 
 larity. ^,see ^oe;s. 
 J^j^i^, ^o^^tulaci, tulasi, s. The 
 holy basil, Ocimum sanctum ; 
 also ^js><^^- -^^ the embank- 
 ment round a basil plant. 
 _48d worship paid to it. -^^ 
 beads made of wood of the 
 holy basil. ~^j^^, -t^tS a 
 necklace of those beads, -"s^^ 
 ■do a kind of earring, ^oso— 
 the wild basil, Ocimum aU 
 bum. 
 to^D tula, s. The sign Libra. 
 
 2. the seventh solar month. 
 ;^0S3d4^ tulavuni, -s:^-^ ?ioe;s4c^. 
 ;^jo^;^^ tulas^, see ^c3. 
 ^j© tuli,^^". Sweet, fresh, -^e^ 
 fresh water. 
 V^oO^c^, ^o©o;5jo^ tulipuni, tuli- 
 yuni (^^?5), -z'. <2. To churn, 
 make butter. 
 ^o©o:Jjo^ tuliyuni, .y<?^ t^osSoooj?). 
 J^j^ tule, ^^^ ^^«3- 
 ^os3e3^d tulebara, ^. Weighing 
 one's self against gold, etc. 
 ^^.2m>4c^ to get one's self 
 weighed against gold and dis- 
 tribute it in charity. 
 ^0^0 tulya, adj. Comparable, 
 
 analogous, equal. 
 ^o^;^je; tullatuUa, see ^o^^o^^. 
 
 en CO 
 
 ;^o0 tuUi, see &^o^. 
 J^oe;o?^tulluni, see ^^^o^^. 
 
 ro '' 
 
 25* 
 
tulle 
 
 292 
 
 ;^X 0=5^0 tunku 
 
 ^js3^, eos3^n^ tullela, tullyala, 
 
 see ^^ 6 
 
 ^^d tuva, ^. Overflowing, run- 
 ning over. 
 ^jD tuvvi, see ^ooso. 
 
 ^o?oo, tusku, adj. Useless, vain, 
 unmeaning; also ^Ti:^^. 
 -itci^k tulasi, see ^josI. 
 
 .\^^VDh^, ^o^^^s^?) tulapinl, tula- 
 vuni (^^), 7/. a. To row, 
 paddle, steer; cf. tj^^jd^^. 
 
 ^0^ tuli, ^^^ Tiov. 
 J ^^^^ tulipuni, ^^6' ?io^4^- 
 
 ^o^o:jjo^ tuliyuni, 5"<?^ tjosSo^jo^. 
 j^j^j tulu, ^. Taki. ^^/. Of or 
 belonging to Tulu. -&??:? the 
 Tulu people. -c2e^ the Tulu 
 country. ~2^A the Tulu 
 language. 
 
 ^o"^o=3^j^ tulukuni, ^^^ jSjsOo^o^. 
 ^ ;^v)^03'5)o2o tulutaye, ^. A native 
 of the Tulu country. 
 
 ^o^osS tuluve, s. Softness, as 
 that of a variety in fruit, eU. 
 adj. Soft, as a fruit, etc. — 3^05^0^ 
 a soft kind of mango. 
 J ^0^0^ tuluve, s. A Tu|u man. 
 -oSoro an ox born and bred 
 up in the Tulu country. 
 
 ^j^j^^ tulpuni, see ?io<95^^. 
 
 ^0^ tulpe, s. A shell, skin, rind. 
 
 ^os^o tulya, see ^^0. 
 
 ^o^^^tullatulla,^^^'. In an out- 
 spoken manner, straightfor- 
 Avaidly. 2. suddenly, hurried- 
 ly, -^'^y^ to speak out or 
 straiglitl'urwardly. 
 
 >/^^o,^ tulluni (^^%), V. n. To> 
 roll, turn. 2. to leap, jump. 
 
 ^eo|,o^ tullel^, s. A marriage 
 among Pariahs; also £A)<^^^. 
 
 >/^J3 tu, s. Fire. <z^'. Fiery. 
 2. bright. 3. ardent. -^ ^a 
 matches. — ^ ^5 soot. — ^ ^e^ 
 the scar of a burn. -^ ^^ a 
 flint stone. -^ -S-^^, -^ -o-a, — ^ 
 ^00?^ a spark. — ^ ^ocii, _^ 
 ?rjsoz5, _;^ ^jsoc^ a fire pit. — ^ 
 ^J3^^ a firebrand. -^ ^cr^ 
 burning coals. — ^ f3se;D03j 
 flame. — ^ ^/^ smoke. — ^s3e3,:^ 
 a box of matches. -^ ^'^?^a, 
 _^^, -_;^ ^?^^ a burn, ^scald, 
 blister. -^ -?j^ the heat of 
 fire. — e5e;jr^ fire to burn. 
 — £A)5^^ to blow fire. — 2o^Oj^ 
 to poke fire. — 1?.?)<5^,^ fire to 
 blaze. -7v)no^ fire to burn fit- 
 fully. — i^^^^ to quench or 
 extinguish fire. — ^s'o.^ fire to 
 extinguish. — ^js^r^, —S^^o^^^^ 
 to tread on fire; to smother. 
 — D?^^, -sjstId^ to set fire. — ^■ 
 s^^oi to light, kindle a fire. 
 _iije)odjj^ fire to smoulder 
 
 -i^JSo^ara tunkana, s. Swinging. 
 2. dependence. \ 
 
 ^JSo^Cia^oj^ tunkaliyuni, i-r • ^^.^ 
 
 -J^J^o-^ tunki, ^^^ ;^o?rr©. j 
 
 ^J5)o=g^j tunku, i\ Swinging. 2. | 
 drowsiness. 3. reeling. 4^ 
 deliberation. 
 
iJSo^o tunku 
 
 293 
 
 ;^JS^J5 tutu 
 
 - 3JSo=^o^)/sJSor!o^ tunkuni, tun- 
 guni (^jsc^, ;^j3oK), V. a. To 
 swing, toss. V. n. To reel. 
 2. to doze, be drowsy. 3. to 
 deliberate. 
 ^^JSorio^ tungalii, adj. Awny, 
 full of beard, as corn. — ecroS 
 awny paddy. 
 J;^JSor!o tungu, s. The beard of 
 barley, etc. 
 'is^o'ih tunci, adj. Thin, fine, 
 
 small. 2. see ■d^o'^. 
 :^J5oto tuDji, see c:^^. 
 :^J3oe3 tunti, ^^^ t^o^. 
 t^od^^ tundali^, s. A nest of red 
 ants. 2. see ^joiI. 
 y^JSodo^ tunduni (^jsoS), ^. ^. To 
 
 aim, point at. 
 J^j^odo^ tuiideliji, s. Pointing, 
 
 directing. 
 J;^J3o20D^ tumbariz, ^. A big hole. 
 
 2. see ^c20o. 
 vi;^J3oeod tumbara, ^. The eye of 
 
 a spade ; ^. ^ot?^. 
 v/.;^J3oioo, :^JSo23 tumbu, tumbe, ^^^ 
 
 ?JJS0200. 
 
 -i^JSozSj^ tumbo, i"^^ ?jjao£5j3. 
 
 vi;^JS=3' tuka, ^. Weight ; weighing. 
 
 — rf Xoo-rfo a plummet ; weights. 
 
 -^^h^ to ascertain the weight. 
 
 —■^0^0^^ to weigh. 
 
 ^Syi tuka, {imperat. first pers. 
 
 pi. o/ ^ji>h^y Let us see! 
 ■:^»Q^d tukara, s. Turbulence. 
 
 ~^^h^ to be turbulent. 
 ^^JS=ae; tukala, see ^j^^oe;. 
 J^J55'©q;jjo^,4j5:^^j^^ tukaliyu- 
 
 ni, tukalyuni (^^^), z'. ;2. To 
 doze, be drowsy. 
 ^f^J5=s=e)^i^) tukavuni, c. v. {of sja 
 ^^v^) To cause to weigh. 2. to 
 hang up. 
 ;^JS-o-a tukiri, see ^^ja^oeS. 
 V^JS=5^j tuku, ^. Hanging. — ^ot^S 
 
 a hanging lamp. 
 ^'^J5=aO^ tukuni (^-^^), z'. a. To 
 weigh. 2. to hang suspend. 
 3. to swing, rock, as a cradle; 
 cf. ^j3=5^eDodoo?). 
 J^JS^o^ tukula, i". A hanging 
 lamp. 
 ^J5=5^o©, ;^J3-S\ tukuli, tukri, s. 
 Annoyance, distraction. — ^? 
 ^^ to annoy, distract. 
 Ji^JSri^ tugadi, s. Drowsiness, 
 
 sleepiness. 2. see ^t5^a. 
 v/;^jsr(^^^ tugadipuni (^jaXa), 
 
 v.n. To be drowsy, sleepy. 
 >('';^J3r{o^ tuguni, j"^^ ^j^'^o^. 
 ^j^yro* tutan^, ^. A mixture of 
 rubbish and earth, burnt and 
 used as manure. 
 J^J^^ tute, s.^A torch, made of 
 palm leaves, etc. 2. a fierce, 
 quarrelsome woman; also 
 Tiji,^. —ws^X, —:i-6 a mock-fight 
 with torches. — -sSj^^D^^a a 
 quarrelsome woman, 
 ;^JSe3o=^j?)^s;o tutukolu, s. A sol- 
 dering rod. 
 ;^J3^ tudi, ^^^ ?ijsa. 
 V^jsr3 tuna, ^^^ ^^^• 
 ;^J5vl tuti, s. xVppetite; desire. 
 ;^J3^JS tutu, int. Fie! shame! 
 
^J5;c^ tuna 
 
 294 
 
 iod tende 
 
 J^JS?^ tuna, s. A stake, post. 
 — ^T?oK a kind of yam, Dios- 
 corea alata. 
 ;^JS3Jrs tupana, s. A sign. 
 y^oTOSj^) tupavuni, c. v, (of ^j!> 
 L^ & ^^^)^To show, point 
 out. 2. to cause to winnow. 
 >J^S)h^ tupini (^js), 7\a. To see, 
 look, observe. 2. to try, test, 
 examine. 3. to visit. 4. to 
 seek ; to consider, regard. 5. 
 to take care. fo-rain. 
 
 ^J5^ tupu, s. Winnowing, as 
 -^^JS^^ tupuni (^^), 1'. a. ^/'To 
 winnow, fan. 2. to blame, 
 abuse; see ^s'o^. 
 U;^J523 tube, s. A bole. 
 ;^J3d tura, s. A contract, parti- 
 cularly for toddy. -rf ^e3 
 toddy supplied according to 
 contract. -rf t2i6 sl toddy- 
 drawer who has contracted 
 to supply toddy. -3i ^€> -^l 
 ^N to consign toddy accord- 
 ing to contract. 
 ^JSS turi, s. An earthen water- 
 pot; c/. £ij35. -^-sB^ a man 
 with a dropsical belly. 
 sii^JS&djo^o, turimullu, ^. Ztzt- 
 phiis ce no pita. — sdt^j^ to 
 instigate. 
 ;^J?)dj turu, ^. A crack, chap, 
 fissure. -eooc'^^ to crack, 
 chap. 
 ts.^j"^ turuni (^&), v. n. To 
 crack, as a vessel. 
 J^JSdJ^v'j turolu, y. A kind of 
 
 rattan. Calamus rotang\ cf. 
 =d^T?j3<^o. _rf ^ctf the root of 
 the same, -rf e^^ a thicket 
 of the same. —^ sS^ a walking 
 stick made of the same. 
 :^J50Jjr turya, s. A musical in- 
 strument. 
 ^JS^ tula, {imperat. 2nd pers. 
 sing, of^^h^) See ! 2. ^tv -.^2^. 
 ^JS^oA tulangi, J(?^ ?i.^e?o7^.. 
 i^JSejssJ^ tulavuni, see 7^^^^. 
 ^siSS) tuli, see sljs?e. 
 J^e^j^ tuluni (^js^), z'. n. To 
 totter, reel; to nod, be drowsy. 
 i^JSsSoh tulengi, see 7ij?>eo7\. 
 -J;^JS^ tula, ^. Inspiration; en- 
 thusiasm, ecstacy. 
 :^j3^o tulam, s. A kind of cotton. 
 ^JS^j tulu, see 4^^o. 
 ;^N^^ tr^t^, s. An instant. 
 ^^t^ tr^na, s. Grass, hay, straw. 
 2. a bit. adj. Light ^r trifling, 
 as a straw. — s:^cdo contempti- 
 ble ; short life. 
 ^N^ trijipti, s. Satisfaction, gra- 
 tification, contentment. —^ 
 h^ to be satisfied, —ti^zjii^r^ 
 to satisfy. [desire. 
 
 ^>,3§ tr^she, s. Thirst. 2. wish, 
 J Joi5e)0^ tenkayi, .r^^ ^^trooso. 
 io'SD,^ tenkral^, s. A red kind 
 of stone, 
 -lion^ tengy, .y. ^The cocoanut 
 tree. 2. a swelling. 
 Jot3* tendi^, 5f?^ eSoS. 
 ioti tende, ^^i- eSozl^-d. 
 
iod tende 
 
 295 
 
 iejj tettu 
 
 ' iodcooO, iocl^jo^ tendemuli, 
 tendemuli, s. A species of 
 tliatch grass. 
 
 iodz)^ tendeli^, s. A very young 
 cocoanut just out of bud. 
 — -^js??? a shrivelled or wan 
 face. — ^yo^^ tlie face to 
 shrivel. 
 
 io^^ tenn^, adTJ. Now. 
 
 io^T^ tennasT^, see ^?^oj. 
 
 ;loejd, iosjo tembara, tembare, 
 s. A small drum, -djaw^^^ to 
 drum. 
 
 iot^ tembi, ^. The lower part of 
 a cocoanut shell. 2. the back 
 of the head. 
 
 iot^iO, ioeSo tembiri, temberi, s, 
 A burning sensation in the 
 throat. 2. a raw taste, as of 
 imperfect seasoning of food. 
 
 iocSooJjj^ temberiyuni (^iodS), 
 TJ. n. To feel a burning sensa- 
 tion in the throat. 2. to taste 
 raw, as imperfectly seasoned 
 food. 
 
 iozoo^i tembuda, adv. Yet, still, 
 up to this time. 
 
 JoiS tern be, ste sSoiS^ot^. 
 
 ioEid tembere, see ^o^^-d. 
 
 io:5ij^ tembeliji, see ^o^6. 
 Jiodo temma, s. A cough, cold. 
 "^A^— the whooping cough. 
 =^jse^_ cough with dyspnoea, 
 bronchitis, -d^^^— a catarrhal 
 cough. — e;^^ to cough, 
 hawk. 
 
 i^ tekk^, see ^%. 
 
 i^6 tekkare, s. A cucumber, 
 
 Cucumis sativa. 
 J=^sSor tekkarme, ^. A kind of 
 
 ornament; also 'dxy^. 2. see 
 
 i^^ tekkale, ^^^ ^^i^. 
 J^'s^s^jc^ tekkavuni, c. v. {of ^ 
 
 ^Oj^)) To quench, put out, 
 
 smother. 
 |-S\ tekki, s. Teakwood, Tectona 
 
 grandis. —^ ■s^^otj the teak tree. 
 i^j^^ tekkuni (i^^), v. n. To be 
 
 extinguished. 2. to be calm, 
 
 be pacified. ^ja ^^^oS the 
 
 fire is quenched, ^jse^i— anger 
 
 to be pacified. 
 1=^ tekke, ^^^ ^\ 2. see ^\ 
 
 ■o" 
 
 J=^d tekkere, see 4^^-8. 
 ■jtrK^'O^ tegijli^, s. A sprout, bud. 
 s/trf^:>^ te^^luni {^h^), v.n. To 
 
 sprout, shoot, bud. 
 Hj\^^ teg-uni ("^), ^-.^."^o take. 
 V 2.-'to abuse, revile, ^i^^e making 
 
 a threatening noise. 
 tA^^'^ tegeluni, see SK^a^. 
 ^tA6 tegele, s. Abusing, reviling. 
 
 — iiAo^ to abuse. 
 Ji>kf. tetti^, adj. Bad, wicked. 2. 
 
 rotten, decayed; also ^^^^ 
 -/ib^^c^ tettavuni, ctj. (of iyj^ 
 
 ^) To cause to be damaged, 
 
 corrupted or failed; also 
 
 JiU-^^ tettuni (i^), c'.72. To rot, 
 decay, be damaged. 2. to 
 become corrupt. 3. to fail; 
 also €wo,^. 
 
tedi 
 
 296 
 
 id tere 
 
 /j^ tedi, see €a. 
 
 4%^^^ tedilu, s. Thunder, thun- 
 derbolt, thunderclap. ^L.-i^^o'^ 
 a flash of lightening. — =?^j2t? 
 j^^, — ^t5£;o^, _■doo■5;^^) to 
 thunder. — ^4?^?^, — fSjse^d)^^, — i^ 
 ^0^ to be struck by lightening ; 
 to be thunderstruck. 
 irSrD^ tenasi^, see ^t>^. 
 
 J J^ tetti, s. An Qg^^. 
 
 Jaj^?i tettuni (i^^), ^'. ^. To 
 throb or distend, as the kid- 
 neys from accumulation of 
 urine. 
 
 i^^ teni^, see ^o^. 
 
 -iJcS^^'^oSo, i^-3.oSoteni;ikayi, ten- 
 kayi, s. South, adj. Southern. 
 2. the Malabar province. 
 J ifCro* tenas^, s. Food, feeding. 
 J^ teni, see ^^o. 
 Jc§,6 tenkere, irregular gerund 
 of ^^^i. 
 Jj^ teppa, sAk float, raft. 2. a 
 shoal of fish. adj. Dense; cf. 
 £i^. — ^uj^^ to make a float. 
 i^Dri tepparige, s. A cloth- 
 like substance which wraps 
 round the base of the cocoanut 
 branches, 
 io^ teppu, s. The fibrous cover- 
 ing of certain nuts. 2. see ^4v. 
 tti teppe, j^^ ??^. 
 izjeJo^ tebatuni, see ^2owo^. 
 izo^ tebaU, s. A kind of fish. 
 J Jm tebbu, .y. A bow string. 
 izoam tebbubbu, ^<?^ ^^j^i- 
 
 JsjOvBf^ tematige, ^e'^ '^e^oS;^. 
 Jdo^temma, ^^^ oc^o. 
 
 io5j, ioJOo teyi, teyya, s. Beating 
 
 time in dancing. 
 iojjn teyya, see :3odJo. 
 ;l0o^ terante, ^-^^ oe-do&s. 
 
 Jc^^s'oSj terakayi, ^. Breadth. 2 
 making way. adj. Broad, 
 wide; also oTJ^aso. 
 idc^o^ teraduni, see ix?c^oo). 
 idr3 terana, ^^^ s^p®. 
 -Jid^ terapu, ^. Space, room. 
 
 idro^ terasiji, ^^^ ^oj. 
 J J 07^ terige, s. Taxes. 
 -iioss'ssj^ teripavuni, c. z\ {of ^^ 
 cdoo^j To make known, com- 
 municate, inform. 2. to ex- 
 plain, expose. 
 -^JDo^^ teripuni, see ii&ccioo^. 
 
 JiOOJo teriya, s. k ciriilar pad of 
 wicker or straw, placed under 
 a vessel to make it steady. 
 
 J D 0:^0 J teriyu, s. A circle. 
 -/JOCXJJO^ teriyuni (^5), 7-. ;/. To 
 be known, understood, com- 
 prehended, e. dat. To under- 
 stand. 2. to be able. 3. to 
 feel, perceive, conceive. oS^io^ 
 ^^<:>i:^oii:i I know, or I can. 
 eyocso?^ (iD^ he did not know, 
 he could not. 
 
 JdooLb^) teruntuni, see ^f oWj^. 
 
 iuos5 teruve, Jt-^ Se^r. 
 
 ;I6 tere, ^tv ^^• 
 
 Id^-^o^j terekayi, ^^- 
 
it tere 297 
 
 Vjddo^ tereduni (i^S), ^'. n. To 
 v/ be confounded, confused. 'v/2. 
 
 to roll down. 
 I^r^ terpuni (^^), '^'. ^. To 
 separate. i¥r5 ^^tI^^ to 
 make one sit in a cross line 
 as an outcaste at dinner. 
 i§r a?^^ to keep separate; 
 to interdict, excommunicate. 
 itr terpe, s. Sod thrown up by 
 
 ploughing; c/. o?^r. 
 idr terve, see >§?^r. 
 -^io^oeJo^ telT^ntuni, ^^^^ ^f cwo^. 
 1^5^, io^^i telavu, telavu, ^. A 
 young or half grown cock. 
 Ji^sJ)^, 1 0^4?^ telavuni, telavu- 
 ni (^s;, ^<2/3), T'. ^. To go aside, 
 make way. 2. to avoid, shun. 
 ioDob^ telanti^, s. Coming 
 beforehand. 
 ^^i^ teli, s. Gruel, rice water. 
 
 y/2,see ?3e3. 
 Jj0=^ telike, s. A laugh, smile, 
 laughter. 2. ridicule, de- 
 rision. -dooAOTJo— a gentle 
 smile. 
 ■:^i€)^D^^ telipavuni, e. tj. {of is3 
 
 5g'^) To make laugh. 
 J i©^^ telipuni (^^3), v. n. To 
 laugh, smile, v. a. To deride. 
 i0o;^DS^?^ teliyavuni, see f^^x^^ 
 ^^. 
 JiOodoo^ teliyuni, see ^eo^o^^. 
 1^0 telu, see ^e;o^. 
 
 -iJs^Jorlo, i^orio telungu, telugu, 
 
 s. Telugu. 
 >/i^oon telunge,^. A Telugu man. 
 
 i^ti teja 
 
 s/i^ooLJo^^teluntuni, see ifcwo^. 
 JJ^;0 telpu, 3". Thinness, ad/. 
 
 Thin, lean. 2. few, little. 
 Vi^o ^ telpuni, see ^§€4^. 
 
 v.'^e;dj, io"5)d) tellavu, tellavu, s. 
 A thin, flat kind of cake, 
 made of rice flour, eU. 
 
 yl^o^ telluni (^5,), r. a. To 
 winnow, sift. 
 i6 telle, see ?S^. 
 
 /as3N tellena, adi. Thinnish; ef. 
 
 Jj^23* teval^, s. Desire, wish. 
 
 2. attachment. 
 J i^^okh^ teli^ntuni (^foO), v.n. 
 To contract, shrivel. 2. to 
 wither, grow thiu. 
 i^ tell, see ie3. 
 i^odoj^ teliyuni, ^^^ ;6e5odoo^. 
 1^0=^0^ tenkuni, see ?3? 0=5^0^. 
 1^0^ tenke, see ^^c^. 
 I^=5^^oo^*r, i^^s^oo^F tski;- 
 murki^, tekamurka, s. Cloying, 
 palling, satiation. 
 i^=a teka, see ^?-5. 
 >/i^=^ teke, (^^'. Brimful, up to 
 the brim only. -^5 about 
 three quarter seer of rice. 
 —2)5^0) to mete up only to the 
 brim of a measure. 
 Ji^T^^ teg^, s. Belching. 
 ^J^r\j^ teguni (^?K), z: n. To 
 belch. 
 
 i^t^r^, t8ja, tejassi^, s. 
 Lustre, light, splendour. 2. 
 glory, fame. 
 
 ir-, 
 
J^z3 teji 
 
 298 
 
 l^d tere 
 
 iee3 teji, s. A gift; c/. ?3eai. 
 Ife3 teji, ^. A horse of superior 
 
 breed, adj. Swift, fast. 2. 
 
 sharp, as a knife. 
 J^b^ teti^, J. The beard of grass; 
 J c/. ^jsoAo. t?^".^ure, clear;) 
 
 glaring, downright. — crooSo 
 
 a tall man. — oSoo?? pure oil. 
 
 -Tjo^o^ a glaring lie. 
 J^lie;, i^sJ tetila, tetla, s. A 
 
 kind of vegetable, Caladium 
 
 nymphacifolium. 
 1^^ tete, see eS?^^. . ^^^ 
 
 i^c^Ojj tedayi, s. A base woman, 
 
 i^cSi)05J tedayi, j-^^ ^ei:^. 
 J^^i tedi, see ?6?a. 
 
 i^cej, J^d tedu, tede, s. A slice, 
 piece, as of a jack fruit ; cf. 
 
 leci tede, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 6_, ^ocXoe5_ are its differ- 
 ent species. 
 
 i^rlsjoo^Oj tedemullu, ^. A kind 
 of tree. --t^diiF the fruit of 
 the same, 
 jj^a tedi, s. A day of the solar 
 month. 
 
 ies^orrsoSij tepang^ayi, see ^^o 
 
 i^siorio^ tepangely, s. Any 
 article with an inclined sur- 
 face. 
 
 "^tltM^^ tepakallv, s. A polishing 
 stone, whetstone. 
 
 J i^^tj"^ tepane, s. Rubbing, polish- 
 ing, as a precious stone. 
 
 -ii^sjd tepale, s. A kind of trough 
 
 or bucket used for watering 
 
 trees, etc. 
 -i 1^^ tepu, s. Rubbing, whetting, 
 
 polishing, as a precious stone. 
 
 — ^^ a polishing stone; a 
 
 corundum. — a^t5 a polisher. 
 
 _3ieJO30 a whetting board, -^i 
 
 ^4^) to polish, cut, as a 
 
 precious stone. 
 Ji^^^tepuni (^e), 7'. «. To throw 
 
 water with a bucket or 
 \ trough. 2. to irrigate.Us.to 
 
 rub, polish. 
 I ^20^ tebate, see ^2oa 
 l^sJo3ri tematige, see €e^a^. 
 
 Ji^s^Or^, i^^j^^ temana, temana, 
 
 s. Loss in assaying metals, 
 
 waste caused by rubbing or 
 
 polishing metals. 
 
 l^^jOoj, 1^53 J temayi, teme, see 
 
 t^oid teya, ^^^ ^c^^- 
 Jl^D^ teri^, ^. An idol-car. 2. the 
 
 car-festival. — ^j^a^o) to draw 
 
 a car in procession. 
 J^D* teriji, i". Bark, rind, peel. 
 
 ^oi to peel, bark, flay, ^^d- 
 the peelings of cucumber. 
 Jj^do^ terante, s. A centipede, 
 millepede. 
 i^D«)eJ terata, s. A car festi- 
 val. 
 i^^^^i teru, see ieS. 
 i^d ter6, see ^e5. 
 4 J^dddod tereda-mara, s. The 
 
i^Tir terga 
 
 299 
 
 ^jsri to^a 
 
 marking-nut tree, Semecarpus 
 Anacardiwn. 
 ^/J^/ir^ tergade, s. Settlement; 
 conclusion ; acquittal. 2. 
 passing, as an examination. 
 
 t^fj'T terpe, s. Mire sticking to 
 a plough. 
 
 Mt^^'p^ terbidi, s. The street 
 through which an idol-car is 
 drawn; the car-street, 
 -i J^:^;^ telij, see M^. 
 
 i'^2;"s^?j telavuni, see ^^4^. 
 -ii?-^j^ teluni (^?^), r. n. To 
 
 float. 
 J l?sg tevu, s. A kind of yam, 
 Arum colocasia\ Calladium 
 esculentum. 
 J J^^^ tel^, ^. A scorpion. — Xooa 
 the hook of a chain, to which 
 a coin etc. is suspended. — so^ 
 ^0?) a scorpion to sting. 
 
 i^ tei, see ^y 
 
 Jv^S teinati, ^. Being in one's 
 charge or care. 2. a peon 
 attending on a superior offi- 
 cer; an orderly. 
 -/iioj^ teipini, ^^^^ -^Ih^. 
 
 J^Ofl teirane, ^^^ ?5j^-dE?. 
 
 i)^Oo^ teiruni, ^£?^ ^Sodoo^. 
 
 i^e^* teili^, s, A money bag, 
 purse. 
 
 t^, i^ teila, telle, s. Oil, 
 ointment. 
 
 i^^?o teilasa, see ^^^^7i. 
 
 1^© teili, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 ij?)o=^ tonke, ^. Void, vacuum. 
 
 -iij?)or^, iJ5 oi^s3^ tonge, tong-el^, 
 s, k cluster of blossoms; 
 a bunch of fruits, etc. 
 ijsoti tonde, see ^ood 2. see 
 
 doctf. 
 
 iJSod^a^o tondekalpu, ^. The 
 northern frontier of the Tulu 
 land. ijscil^eJOvc^j g>);d7^jsef^^ 
 ^i^^ ^ix>y. ;^j^j 6^^ the Tulu 
 country extends from Tonde- 
 kalpu down to the ford of 
 Kasargod. 
 tJt-QCi^'^ tondtini, see ^jac^^. 
 JjSod^ tondappe, s. A tadpole. 
 
 -VijSodd tondare, s. Entangle- 
 ment, confusion. 2. perplex- 
 ity, annoyance, trouble, vexa- 
 tion. 3. misfortune, distress. 
 
 -jiJScdOc^ tonduni (ijsoS), v. a. 
 To work hard, labour; cf. 
 
 Jj3odoOo, Jj3odJ3Co tonduru, 
 tondoru, s. A baking pan; a 
 copper vessel for baking cakes 
 by steam. 
 
 "^iJSocS tonde, ^.'^'. Big, distended. 
 — sooeS a big belly, -^o a 
 tadpole. -<3ts^ a kind of 
 fish. 
 
 7 ijsozod tombara, ^^". Abundant, 
 much. ad7!. Heartily, freely. 
 —^s^t^^^i to eat heartily. 
 iJ3ow«)=s^ tombak^, see ^oeas^. 
 
 JIjsosSo tomme, s. The lobe of 
 
 the ear. 
 -iiJSriD, ijsrid togari, togare, 
 
 s. The pigeon-pea, Cajanus 
 
ijsri tog: a 
 
 300 
 
 ^J^d^ toddu 
 
 >/ 
 
 indicus. -s5e^, _ ?d£JsO50 doll, 
 split pigeon-pea. 
 Jjsris:^ togal^, see ^7(6. 
 iJSriJSD togori, ^d?^ ^jsXb. 
 iJ3t;io^* tojank^, ^^^ ^a^c^. 
 iJ32si=^, ijstsi^^ tojake, tojakade, 
 ^. Malice. — s^Diiio^ to talk 
 maliciously; to give vent to 
 malice. 
 >/^iJSe3 tojji, s. 'itching, scratcli- 
 ing. 2. the scum of water, 
 collected into bubbles. 
 VtJ^U toti, s. An old woman. 
 V JJS^ tote, ^. An old man. 
 JiJ^U. totti, s. A bucket, trough, 
 
 tub. 
 
 -/isisli o^ tottil^, ^. A cradle, cot. 
 
 — ^-S-^j a bat. —^Doi a large 
 
 kind of butterfly, ^^o'^o^ 
 
 to rock a cradle. 
 
 -^ iJS^o, tottu, ^.-'The stem or 
 
 J stalk of a leaf <9r fruit. >/2. 
 
 the nipple of a breast. 
 Vlj^yj-c^, iJS^J^c^o^ tottuni, tot- 
 tonuni (^j»^i ^jsBjs^Fs), ^. ^. 
 To embrace, hug, hold fast; 
 cf. ^^js,r®o^. 
 ■^ Jjs^totte, ^.-^A basket made of 
 cocoanut leaves, h. a honey- 
 
 comb ; cf. 
 
 
 — ^JSOAOF 
 
 kind of crane. [trough. 
 
 ijsL3^o5j totrayi, s. A wooden 
 iJ3^ d totlale, ^. A child in the 
 cradle ; also Sji>^^2j^6. _^e 
 ^» a wife to return to her 
 husband's house, with the 
 new-born child. 
 
 -^iJS:3*c:3 tod^mbe, s. A cluster 
 of flowers. 
 iJ3^o^^ todank^, s. A clasp, 
 
 hook. 
 iJ3d^ todaki^, s. Entanglement; 
 obstacle, hinderance. 
 -'^jsdno^ todaguni (^js^K), 7'. n. 
 To begin, commence. 2. to 
 undertake. 
 •''iJSdrio^ todagelii, ^. Beginning, 
 commencement. 
 Jjssidoci todamane, ^. Entertain- 
 ing a son-in-law 6^^ a mother- 
 in-law for the first time. 
 VjjSo^D^, ijsdcJo todar^, todaru, 
 s. Entanglement, obstacle. 
 |j5dd todale, s. The funeral 
 dinner. 2. hardship, trouble. 
 ^rf ^0^ food earned with 
 hardship. 
 Jj3(^ todi, see SjnTi^. 
 •^tJz)Q>f\ todig:e, ^.'^ Clothes, dress. 
 2:^ ornaments. 3. avidity, 
 eagerness. 
 tj^zi:^, ijss^o^Se^^ todu, toduvely, 
 s. Greediness. ij^Tio-^^ a 
 greedy man. 
 ijssi tode, see ^iS. 
 -^iJS^og^ todepuni (^js^), 7-. a. 
 To anoint. 2. to paint. 3. 
 > to smear, rub. 
 iJ^d^DV^ todeval^, s. A bubo, 
 -i ^JSc^j ;:j todduve, j. -'A large bee. 
 2.^a beehive, honeycomb. 3. 
 a lump of musty flour, -^w^ 
 ^ to build a beehive; to be- 
 come musty. ~-^^oi to ex- 
 tract honey from a beehive. 
 
Jjszl todde 
 
 301 
 
 JjS53, tolke 
 
 -ii^d todde, s. A large kind of 
 bee. 2. its hive; c/. ^j^ri^^. 
 ij^d& toddel^, s. Greediness. 
 ><^ 2^a large bee. 
 iJS^ © toddeli, see ^jh^^. 
 iJS3ls3, iJt^^S toddele, todtele, 
 
 s. A greedy man. 
 Ijs^?^ todtini, s. A greedy 
 woman. 
 J iJ3^j^ tottu, ^. A maid servant. 
 >jij?)ds3 todale, ^. A stammerer. 
 ViJSd^ todale, ^. Stammering. 
 
 2. indistinct pronunciation. 
 
 3. untruth. — sjsi-do^ to stam- 
 mer; to lisp; c/. rfcdejJS). 
 
 ij?)ds)o=^d todunkara, see B^o'^-d. 
 
 tJ^zi^of\)p^ todungeiliji, s. Long- 
 ing, eagerness. 
 
 iJSdo^ todupu, s. A vain hope 
 or desire. [odw^. 
 
 Jjssj^^o3)c^ toppalipuni, see ^^o 
 
 iJSoj, toppi, ^. A cap, hat. 
 
 ij3o^ toppu, see ^^. 
 
 Jjjso^j^ toyali, s. A washer- 
 woman. 
 
 iJSO^Jog^ toyipuni, see ifjs^^^. 
 
 iJSO^j^ toyila, see ijs^^. 
 Aij3o2)o© toy Hi, ^^^ ^jsorfo^. 
 
 ij3d tor a, ^^^ ?^^^. 
 
 ijsdoTV^ torang^, ^^^ ^t^ooX. 
 
 ij3G=^ torake, s. A large flat 
 seafish, a skate, thornback. 
 33^^-, h^- different species of 
 thornback. 
 
 Jjsbri tor age, see ;6jst5^. 
 
 ijsdra torana, see ^ji^-d^. 
 
 ViJSdo^)^ torapuni, v. a^To wash 
 superficially.' 2. to flatter. 
 3. to heal a disease by incan- 
 tations, fumigation, eUr, also 
 
 |jsd© torali, see e^-^'?. 
 -/ijsdd torale, ^. The mucus of 
 the nose. 
 IjsOoS^) toripuni, see ija^r^i. 
 -^iJ^6D^ torely, s. Abandonment. 
 ^'tj^6^^ torevuni (^jst5), v. a. To 
 abandon, give up. 
 Jj3=3*rC)OJoo^ torkaliyuni, see ?3js 
 
 |j?)=g^jr^ torkuni (^js^r), ^. a. To 
 
 play. 2. .y^^ ?6ja=5^or^. 
 Jj3=^r^^ torkely, .y^<? ^;s=^f^. 
 -'iJS^r torpu, .s*. A kick. 
 J^Z^F^ torpuni (^js^), ^. a;. To 
 kick. 2. to tread. 
 iJ35;^o23 tolymbe, see ^jsoood. 
 iJSe;or( tolanga, ^^^ ifjae^oK. 
 JiJS^rio^ tolaguni (^Jse^K), z'. n. 
 To depart, move away; to 
 leave, forsake, desert. 
 iJS ^Dzp) toladhari, ^. A weigher. 
 Vijs©=^ tolike, .y. The skin, bark, 
 rind. 
 iJ5) ^00=3^0 J) tolunkuni, see ^e)o 
 
 iJ5ooo23 tolumbe, s. A bunch, 
 
 cluster. 
 -i Jjs^od toluve, s. A hole. — ^ja? 
 
 rio^ to bore a hole. 
 ij3s3 tole, .y. The weight of a 
 
 rupee. 2:'a beam, log. 
 ijsdo^ tolkelyi, see ;^.^t?r^. 
 
 26 
 
iJ3^0^ tolpu 
 
 302 
 
 Jjs^Gc) toda 
 
 -J fj^^d^P tolpuni (^js^), V. a. & n. 
 ~^To prick. 2. to open, as a 
 boil. 3. to split, as a tender 
 cashew nut. 
 
 iJe)s;o tollu, s. Substance, pro- 
 perty. -=5^01^0^^ to dissipate. 
 
 iJ5e;Jc^ tolluni (^-^^), "o.a. To 
 pluck out, as hair, feathers, 
 etc. 
 -ijjS^z§ tolaci, see ^ejel. 
 
 iJ5^o23, ijs^oo23toliinbe,toluin- 
 
 be, see M^^^o"^. 
 •liJS^O^ tolil|^, ^. Trade, business. 
 
 J^JS^o tolu, s. A hole, adj. 
 Empty. 
 iJS^oo^o^ tolunkuni, ^^^ ^^o 
 
 ^J5S? tele, ^^^ ^J3e3. 
 
 ;iJ2 S?)tolke, ^^^ sSjseeS, ^jaeS^. 
 
 ^j?)^o,?i tolluni, ^^^ ^^e^ ^. 
 J Jjs|, telle, see -&si>^c>^. 
 
 J ^J^^^> toipuni (=^^j,), 2^. ^.^To 
 J strike, beat. ^2. to wash, as 
 clothes. 
 
 ij?Ho20j toimbu, adj. Large, tall. 
 2. fat, stout. 
 
 tSi^p^ toil^, s. Plenty, abun- 
 dance. 
 
 Jjs^otS'o tonku, see ^jse^o. 
 
 ;|js^o^o^ tonkuni, see i^eos'o^. 
 
 JjS^o^ tonkfe, see eBjso^, ij3o^. 
 
 ;iJS^o=^s;'^ tonkel^, see ^e^?. 
 
 Jjs^ori tonge, j^^ ^jho-R. 
 
 iJS^ozS tomb^, ^^^ Tiaoax). 
 
 ^JS^oZOJF tormbu, .y^^ ^TijoaDo. 
 
 iJS^T^o toku, s. Danger, risk. 
 J J2. collision. 
 
 ^JS^^oe^j tokulu, see ijs^^^jseJo. 
 Jij^^'g', iJ3^=^o^ toke, tokely, ^. 
 A slope, declivity. ^^'. Se- 
 cluded, retired. 
 ij5^=^.?e;j tokolu, s. A kind of 
 
 bait. 
 |JS^^15.^ tokkale, ^^^ ?3j3^re3. 
 JiJS^23'353)2:) tojavuni, c. v. (of 
 
 ijs?aio^) To show, point out. 
 v/jjs^ido^ tojuni (^j?>?^), ?:'. ;2. To 
 appear, be seen. c. dat. To 
 seem, think. ^s^^'btoS^f^^ht^ 
 to disappear, vanish; to 
 miss. 
 -/iJ3^&i tota, s. A garden, orchard, 
 plantation. — crooSo a garden- 
 er, planter. ?R)^ a coffee 
 plantation. ®D-5rf— a cocoa- 
 nut garden. 
 ■^ivJSfli toti, s. A scavenger; 
 
 a sweeper. 
 -^iJS^Uri totige, ^. A class of 
 Brahmins, working in planta- 
 tions. 
 iJS^eJo totu, see eSjseWo. 
 JjS^c^ toda, J. Faintness exhaus- 
 tion. 2. see ^jaeTl). _ eoj^-do^ 
 to be exhausted. 
 >/JjS)^r^cris;^ todangel^, adj. Scoop- 
 ed, burrowed. 
 ij^^c^^odoSj todamarayi, s. A 
 trough scooped out of a single 
 log of wood. 
 ^J3^C3c)53c^ todavuni, c.v. {pf^^^ 
 ^n) To cause to dig, to have 
 dug. 
 
iJS^c^o todu 
 
 303 
 
 ^okl^ tountu 
 
 i iJ^^zLi todu, s. A drain, sewer, 
 gutter. 2. a brook, water- 
 course, canal. 
 Vijs^djc^ toduni (^^eS), ■:'.«. To 
 dig, burrow, mine. Xo^^— to 
 dig or sink a well. 
 
 ij5^5^^ todtini, see ^j?>^^. 
 
 ijti^£^ tona, see :^er®. 
 
 ijt.^^ totra, ^^^ t.^^^. 
 
 iJS^sjrs topana, j. A drain or 
 opening on the border of a 
 garden to let out rain water ; 
 c/. A^^7:>^. 
 
 iJ^^h topi, see ^js^^. 
 
 J iJl^^ topu, s.^A grove, clump 
 
 of trees. 2. a cannon, vs. a 
 
 ^ red coloured cloth. ^^y.4led. 
 
 — ^?'5 a female's garment of 
 
 red colour. 
 
 iJ^^tiO^ topeli^, see i.^?t3. 
 
 JjS^g, iJS^jOj topra, tobra, ^. A 
 gram-bag for horses. 
 
 ija^Eo toba, j. A fault, crime. 
 -ijseEO e?ib^ to be harassed, 
 or defeated. ~t,r^^ to plead 
 guilty. 
 
 iJse^S, isftezSo^ tobe, tobeli^, ^^*. 
 Big, large. -soc^ a pot- 
 belly. 
 
 ^si^^zS^ toma, .y^^ jSis?^. 2 . ;6js^e^. 
 
 ijs^sjod tomara, s. An iron crow. 
 2. an arrow. 3. a javelin. 
 
 ijs^o^j toya, ^. Water. 
 -^ ^J?)^o5o^^ toyipuni, see ^j^I^^^. 
 -^ Jjs^d tora, s. Stoutness, thick- 
 ness, adj. Thick, stout, large. 
 
 Jjj?)^;:5r3 torana, s. A festoon of 
 leaves, flowers, efc. hung over 
 a doorway or across the 
 highway, a triumphal arch. 
 — 5Bj^^ to put up a triumphal 
 arch. 
 
 JiSi^O'i, ijS^OT^ torike, torig^, s. 
 Appearance, show, exhibition. 
 
 y^js^do toru, s. Leaking. 
 
 yjjs^do^ toruni (^js?^), z'.n. To 
 leak, ooze, run. 2. see i-seS^o?). 
 ij^^^o tolu, see i-se^o. 
 7iJ3^^o^^ tolpuni, ^^^ ?S.do^^. 
 
 iJS^STs^ tovale, ^. A cultivator, 
 gardener. 
 
 -/ivO^sS tove, J. Boiled pigeon- 
 peas. 
 
 ij^^^ tosha, ^. Joy, delight, 
 pleasure. 
 
 ^js^^ia^c^, iJ5^?5"3 fS toshekhane, 
 toskhane, ^. A treasury. 
 
 IjS^^ toli^, ^^^ ii.^e^o. 
 
 -^iJS^^ tolyi, .y.^he arm. 2.'^a 
 ^ wolf; also ^js^^^a. _80(*; 
 
 strength of arm. ~^b-R an 
 
 ornament worn on the arm. 
 
 _83?aio^ to wave the arm. 
 ijsr^on^ tolang-^, s. Shaking of 
 
 the arm. 
 ijse^o tolu, s. A beam. 
 Ij?^^ tole, J^^ ^Jse^. 
 IjSv- toi-, ^^^ ^/^^ ^J3^^. 
 
 3^- tou-, ^^^ '^^- 
 
 3^oL;j?i tountuni (s"^cO), ^. ^, 
 To shake, wave. 
 
 26* 
 
J^^o touku 
 
 304 
 
 vB.S^JS trisu 
 
 S^^j touku, see ^e^^. 
 3^23 touji, ^^^ ^^^. 
 s^d touda, see s"^t^o. 
 
 3^:^or^ toudange, The creeper 
 
 Asparagus sarmentosus 
 .^'^^dotoudu,^. Bran, husk. — eoor® 
 
 brown, ruddy colour. — ^o 
 
 zSjsa a kind of viper. 
 3^3^0/iJ3e^ toudugoli, ^. A kind 
 
 of wild fig tree. 
 3^3 touti, see t^^. 
 s/s^l toute, s. A cucumber. 
 
 ^ 3^do^ touruni (^"^^), ^^ ^. To 
 
 strip off, as the leaves of a 
 
 tree etc.^ to remove. 
 s^oior, ^do tourya, ^. Music. 
 3^0, s^^ touli, touli, ^^^ 2^4e3. 
 3^r3 trana, ^. Power, strength, 
 
 ability. — tooSo a strong 
 
 man. 
 SD.r5€ tranike, ^. A strong man. 
 s^o^ trasij, s. A balance, pair 
 
 of scales. 
 3^)^ trahi, imperat. Nourish, 
 
 protect (poetic). 
 A=5*dj trikadu, ^. A medicine 
 
 composed of three ingredients 
 
 3j=aC!r9 trikarana, s. Thought, 
 
 w^ord and deed. 
 ^^yse; trikala, s. Morning, noon 
 
 and night. 2. past, present, 
 
 and future tenses. 
 3j'^j^^r9 trikona, s. A triangle. 
 
 adj. Triangular. 
 priors triguna, s. The three 
 
 qualities, i.e.^ truth, passion, 
 
 and ignorance, adj. Three- 
 fold, treble. 
 
 ^t3-305o trijayi, s. A third part. 
 
 ^jvS^oJo tritiya, adj. Third, -s 
 2?^ the instrumental case. 
 
 vl^asj tridiva, ^. Heaven. 
 
 ^c^^^o trinama, ^. The secta- 
 rian mark worn on the fore- 
 head by Vaishnavaits. 
 
 vB^^^ triphala, s. Three kinds of 
 fruits, i. e. e5e3 , ^eS , sdo>§^oso, 
 used in medicine. 
 
 ;^2;jjdF^ tribhuvana, s. The three 
 worlds, heaven, earth and 
 hell. 
 
 ^^od trimara, s. A holy tree; 
 also ^'do^'d. 
 
 ^"^ShhT trimurti, s. The Hindu 
 triad, Brahma Vishnu, and 
 Siva. 
 
 sB^oJ?;^ trimula, s. Three kinds 
 of medicinal roots. 
 
 Ao3j^^ triyeka, adj. Triune. 
 
 sl.Oorl trilinga, ^. The three 
 genders, namely : masculine 
 feminine, and neuter. 
 
 sB,53j5^=j^ triloka, sec ^j^ot^?^. 
 
 ^ 'd'AT trivarga, s. The three 
 human objects, namely: love, 
 duty, and wealth. 
 
 ^ t^i"^ sSo trivikrame, s. A name 
 of Vishnu. 
 
 3 ^qJ trividha, s. Three kinds, 
 ^c//'. Threefold. 
 
 3 Sjd trivude, ^. A kind of metre. 
 
 3 2iJ3^ trisula, s. The trident of 
 Siva. 
 
ie^ tret a 
 
 305 
 
 do=^«^ dankyu 
 
 J^^odoori tretayuga, s. The 
 second or silver age of the 
 world. 
 
 =3ro treilokya, see B^^^ 
 
 i^^^^-^ 
 
 ;^=5S tvakk^, s. The skin; the 
 rind, bark, as of fruits, trees, 
 elc. 
 
 ;^D^ tvarita, s. Haste, speed, 
 quickness. 
 
 q^ tha, The thirtieth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 ^7^d thagi^de, see ^K^. 
 
 qS^^e; thatala, s. The sound of 
 an unexpected slap. 
 
 qS^ thattij, see ^0^. 
 
 q^y fS thattane, see ^«^^. 
 
 dei, thatti, ^^^ ^^.• 
 
 q^kJo^ri thattuga, see ^uJjX. 
 
 qS^^d^ thattetarak^, s. House- 
 hold furniture. 
 
 q^d thara, see ^tj. 
 
 qj^ thala, see ^^. 
 
 TH 
 
 q^s^qS^ thalathala, see ^"s^^^. 
 qTSoLb^ thantuni, ^^^ -^c^i:)^. 
 qi^^j thatu, ^. Gaiety, mirth, 
 
 festivity, 
 qreyj?^ thatuni, see ^oyo^. 
 qrs^ thate, ^^^ ^^. 
 q38)do^ thaduni, see ^Tk)^. 
 qss)^ thade, s. An ox that gores. 
 q3e)cl thane, ^^^ ^r®. 
 qje)?:^ thasa, ^. Heat, burning. 
 
 2. inflammation, fever. 3. 
 
 anguish, distress, 
 jp^^ thedi, J^^ ?3ea. 
 
 ^3" 
 
 cj da, The thirty-first letter of 
 
 the alphabet. 
 c5o dam, see croSo. 
 c^o=aDSj^ dankavuni, c, v. (of rfo 
 
 ^0^) To cause to kick, etc, 
 do^o^oo^ dankiyuni, see s^o^on^. 
 JCJo'S'j^i dankuni (^o^), ^. a^.VTo 
 
 kick, or throw with the foot, 
 
 as a ball. 2. to despise, treat 
 
 D 
 
 with contempt. 3. to flaunt, 
 strut. c^o^S sjD^T^Ooi to speak 
 defiantly. sSd^r— to mock at 
 fear. §o5aJj?)^os?^ rfo=^-5 e?do5 
 elders should not be despised. 
 do=aOo^ dankyuni (^o^), ^.?2. To 
 crow lustily, as a cock. 2. 
 mucus to discharge from the 
 nose ; to suffer from catarrh. 
 
rfon* da,ng^ 
 
 306 
 
 dio^ dandi 
 
 dors^ dan^^, s. The arm. 
 
 cjori danga, ^^^ z^o^. 
 
 don«)aj^ dangapini, see under 
 
 -idone)5j^ dangavuni, cv. (o/ ^o 
 Ao^) To cause to bend, bow. 
 doA dangi, see zio-R. 
 
 -IrfoA, cJoAa dangi, dangidi, adj. 
 Bent, inclined, -"s^'rf a bent 
 tree, sj^odo— bent with age ; 
 old, infirm; cf. ^07(0^. 
 dortj dangu, see rfoK. 
 adorio^ danguni (j^^K), v.n. To 
 bend, incline, 
 doridange,^. Rebellion, mutiny. 
 -■^j<s<j^^, -ej?ri)j4^ to rebel. 
 
 vl Ciorio* dangel^, adj. Bent, in- 
 clined, s. Bending, inclina- 
 tion. 
 
 -i do^ dant^, s. The stalk of cer- 
 tain grains and vegetables. 
 2. any pot-herb, i\, spinage, 
 etc. 
 
 doe3c)53j^ dantavuni, c. v. (of t:^o 
 w^^) To cause to stumble, 
 trip. 2. to give offence. 
 J do^^ dantuni (rfoO), v. n.Ho 
 stumble, v. a. To throw with 
 the foot, as a ball. rfoOS 
 eojsTi^o^ to stumble ; to be of- 
 fended. 
 
 Ado^ dant^, s. A walking staff, 
 
 stick. 
 
 doC3* dandyi, s. A spring of water. 
 
 -^2. an army. -Beqir a sacred 
 
 bathing place near Udapi. 
 
 — ctojSo a soldier. — jrocdo^ a 
 
 general, ^)s5rf_ a spring of 
 water. — ^Ho^^ to levy an 
 army. .-7dD?\odoo^ to go to war. 
 ^doC5^ dand^, .y.^The stalk, as of 
 
 J a plantain leaf. 2Van oar, 
 paddle. — s3e"do^, — 13^^^ to row, 
 paddle. 
 Jdoc^ danda, ^.'^A staff, stick; also 
 J rfoTS^js^eJo. 2.-J punishment, 
 fine. 3. obeisance, salutation; 
 also rfo-rf^§ . 4 /loss, waste. 
 —'^^^ an ascetic's staff. — craoSo 
 a worthless fellow. —^^B 
 polity; ethics. ~^h^ to be- 
 come worthless; to be wasted. 
 —^ja^r^ to pay fine or dam- 
 ages. —Tki^^^ to waste. 
 
 dod=a dandaka, s. A sort of 
 metre. 2. the name of a 
 forest mentioned in the 
 Ramayana. 
 
 do:^^ dandane, i". Punishment, 
 pain, torment. ^^^~ penance, 
 mortification. 
 
 z^oviT^ dandas^, s. A black- 
 smith's tongs; a large pair of 
 pincers. 
 
 do^ dandi, s. A mace-bearer. 
 2. an ascetic. 
 
 do^T^ dandige, ^. A kind of open 
 palanquin. 2. a palanquin 
 pole. 3. a sunbeam. 
 \ do^o^^, do(^Jdj^ dandipuni, 
 dandisuni (3^0^), 7'. d;. To 
 punish. 2. to mortify, as the 
 body. 
 
 do^oi3-e>4c^ dandiyavuni, c. v. (of 
 uiocioiw^) To cause to stretch 
 
do^ dandi 
 
 307 
 
 rfodoo dammu 
 
 out the hand, as by offering 
 to give something, to offer; 
 
 also ziozs^n^^. 
 do^oj.o^ dandiyuni (aoa), v. a. 
 To put forth, stretch the hand 
 to receive anything; also ^o 
 
 dorl daude, s. Ornament worn 
 on the arm. 2. a dam, mound, 
 bank, bar. 3. the back of a 
 pial. — -^"d a log of wood 
 placed across the brink of a 
 well to stand upon. 
 
 do^o dandye, see ^oT^-R. 
 
 cjo^ danta, s. A tooth, tusk. 2. 
 ivory. 
 
 do3^s^s?, cJovl dantavale, danti, 
 s. An elephant. 
 
 cio^o dantya, adj. Dental. 
 
 diot,^ dampati, s. A married 
 couple. 2. a household. -^^, 
 see xs^otj^o. —^A adoration 
 or honour paid to a married 
 couple. 
 
 do2o damba, see 'do2^. 2. see rfo^. 
 
 CJoioli dambati, see ^o2oy. 
 v/do2o^f^ dambadige, s. Delight, 
 pleasure. 2. love, good will. 
 3. acquiescence. 4. persua- 
 sion. — "sId^o^^, see rfosoa^^. 
 
 ;::oOq^ dambadipuni, dambadiyuni, 
 dambadisunl (sioeoa), z'. ^. To 
 please, delight. 2. to recon- 
 cile, appease, bring to acquie- 
 scence. 3. to persuade, con- 
 vince. 
 diozctd dambade, see ^oeow. 
 
 doEoc^Oo^ dambadyuni, see rfoso 
 
 rfo20v|, dambatti, see rfozsa. 
 u^oi^o dambila, see ^o^<^. 
 do 200 dambu, see zio-^o. 
 dozoj^ dambudi, s. A pie. 
 cjosoo^, cJoeuJS^dambuli, dambo- 
 
 li, s. A thunder bolt. 
 ycJo25 dambe, s. The hollow slip 
 
 of a palm ^r bamboo used 
 
 as a drain. 
 do^3o^ dambeli^, see ^o^6. 
 rfoEjJ dambha, see ^o^. 
 dodo damma, ^^^ qi^r. 
 /do do damma, ^^'. Left. 2. ^^^ 
 
 ^o3o a left-handed man. 
 dodooJ, dodoOJooJ dammante, 
 
 dammayante, see crf^odooS. 
 dodoo:jo dammaya, s. An humble 
 
 mode of entreaty; craving 
 
 mercy or indulgence ; also 
 
 c:)O^al:rf^,ai0. 
 
 -3df^^ to crave 
 
 mercy. —^j^Ti.^oi to entreat, 
 
 importunate, dun. 
 dodsrao"' dammar^, ^^^ c3d^5. 
 dodJc)6 dammar e, ^^^ 2io^j?)T3. 
 dodoo dammu, ^. Breath, hard 
 
 breathing. —^p^tjI gymnastics. 
 
 -^wo^^ to hold one's breath; 
 
 to be silent, -^^o^^ to hold 
 
 one's breath, —zi^-do^ to die. 
 
 — goo^v^^ to breathe; to sigh. 
 
 —Tixi'So^^ to breathe in. —"^l 
 
 ^^) breathe hard; to smoke. 
 dodoj^ dammudi, see rfosooa. 
 

 damshtra 
 
 308 
 
 dri dagga 
 
 do^ damshtra, ^. A tusk, fang, 
 large canine tooth. — ^u;)^ 
 a person having projecting 
 teeth; a demon so called. 
 
 do 2^ J do?^ dainsa, damsa, s. A 
 gadfly. 2. a bee. 3. see ^^o7i. 
 
 D^^a^ dakkudikka, adv. Soon, 
 
 "^ • 11 
 quickly. 
 
 d^ dakka, ^. Trouble. -<S5^0J^) 
 to get into trouble. 
 
 d^,3 dakkati, i". Possession, con- 
 trol. 2. appropriation. 3. di- 
 gestion, —^h^ to be appro- 
 priated; to be digested. 
 
 du=^ dakka, s. Weight. 2. Diffi- 
 culty. — a?^^ to place a weight 
 upon anything; to press; to 
 condense. 
 
 d^sJc^ dakkavuni, c. v. {o/t^'^^^ 
 ^) To cause to throw, expel. 
 v. n. To place a weight upon 
 anything. 
 
 CQOc^ dakkavonuni, refl. v. 
 {of ^'s^^^^) To retain, digest 
 anything eaten. 2. to mis- 
 appropriate successfully. 3. 
 to carry a load or burden. 
 4. to take charge of. 
 
 d^^ dakkita, see n^^^j^. 
 
 d^s^j,^ dakkuni {^^^, v. a. To 
 cast out, throw away, expel. 
 2. to reject ; also ci^o^cl)^. v. n. 
 see rfs'oj^. ci^^S^eb^ to be 
 thrown away, lost. e3a_ to 
 shoot. 
 
 d^^' 
 
 dt^ dakke, s. 
 
 eml)arikiu('iit. 
 
 A quay, pier, 
 2. see ci^.. 
 
 d^sJ5,v^ dakkoti, see c^^^B. 
 
 d=ff^^^ daksavuni, ^. ^. (o/^^^^ 
 o)) To bring into another's 
 possession, tj. a. To defend, 
 retain, or appropriate to one's 
 self what belongs to another; 
 also ci^3^4/sr^o^. 
 
 ty^^ daksuni (^^), ^'. n. To 
 be retained, digested, as food 
 medicine, etc. 2. To be mis- 
 appropriated successfully. 
 
 d?T^^ dag^di, s. A rogue, im- 
 postor. 2. a termagant, vixen. 
 
 tij\ daga, see ^:R. 
 
 drlfl dagane, s. An amazon, 
 masculine woman, adj. Bold, 
 masculine. 2. ill-tempered. 
 — srooso an aggressive or quar- 
 relsome tongue or temper. 
 -zSiirSri, drieorl dagadaga, dagaba- 
 ga, adv. Brightly. -esejor^ 
 to blaze. 
 
 ^6 dagare, s. A funeral drum; 
 also dX-36jt^<sjo. 
 
 drio^erosu dagal^baji, s. A rogue, 
 cheat, impostor. 2. roguery, 
 dishonesty, imposture. 
 
 dr1e3 dagale, s. A coat; livery. 
 -z:;tTio^ to put on a livery. 
 
 u^riT^ dagasy, s. Corn, grain in 
 general. 
 
 r^A dage, s. Deceit, trickery, 
 imposture. — t^t?, _3;)o3o a 
 deceiver, impostor. —Tioo^^^to 
 deceive, cheat; to disappoint. 
 ■^uSri, drlfS dagga, daggane, ad7J. 
 Suddenly, -^^of^ to blaze 
 up suddenly. 
 
tJ2^ dacca 
 
 309 
 
 cJC5^ daddu 
 
 cjz^ dacca, see zi^. 
 
 to- 
 de^ cl daccane, see ^^^. 
 
 So- 
 dtio^) dajjuni, see rf&for^. 
 
 v/dy data, s. Thickness. 2. coarse- 
 ness. 3. closeness. adj. 
 Thick, stout, coarse. 2. close. 
 d^-so^j^oo^ datayisuni (^^oao 
 cJ), ^. ^. To fix, make firm. 
 
 /dl3 datti, ^. A waist-band. 
 
 ^deioJoj^, cJ^o^^c^ dattiyuni, dat- 
 tyuni (^^)i '^. <3;.^To rub out, 
 
 ^ obliterate, wash off. v. n^To 
 be dense, crowded. 
 dci^ dad^jL, see rfS 
 
 tU^oZ^' 
 
 
 dad^mbasT^, 
 
 dad^kiji, adj. Coarse. — ^ocuo 
 
 a coarse cloth. 
 dCo^^Ci^ dadi^Jaddi^, s. Callosity. 
 
 adj\ Callous. 
 dd dada, s. A shore, bank. 
 Jd^=^ dadakka, adv. Suddenly. 
 
 _aoj3-do^ to fall suddenly. 
 vidddd dadadada, ^. The noise of 
 
 fast walking or talking. — ^^ 
 
 4^ to walk very fast. — sj^^ 
 
 ■do^ to speak or talk rapidly. 
 dr^2od, d^i^j^ dadabada, dada- 
 
 badi, ^. Rapidity, hurry ; c/. 
 y/ zSddTi. 2/the noise of falling 
 
 suddenly. —^^ hurry, haste. 
 
 _c3dd3o a bouncer, blusterer. 
 
 — 20js-do^ to fall suddenly. 
 dc^o^ dadali^, adj. Talkative, 
 
 loquacious, —erooso loquacity. 
 4dd53 dadale, see rfa^. 
 Jddsjci dadavante, ^. A strong, 
 
 powerful or influential man. 
 
 Jfecs^da dadadadi, adj. Quick, 
 active, smart, adv. In hot 
 haste. 
 
 d^ dadi, s. A speck in the eye. 
 2. anger, rage. 3. see c^^. 
 4. see o^. — 20js-do^ to have a 
 speck in the eye. -s3jsWo^^ to 
 stamp the ground with the 
 foot. 
 Jzi^'i dadike, s. A kind of rash, 
 blotch. 
 
 d^^c^, daoJoo^ dadipuni, dadi- 
 yuni (^^), ^'.^- To drive away. 
 2. ^^^ s^ab^i. 
 Jd^^ dadila, ^^^'. Suddenly, -"si^ 
 
 aot3j^ to drop suddenly. 
 Vddjzor^j dadubadu, see zizi^^^zi. 
 <-^d dade, ^."^An obstacle, hinder- 
 ance. 2A. screen, blind. 3. 
 a charm. 4. a scaffold, plat- 
 form. 5. a roller, lever. 6. a 
 weight equal to seven pounds. 
 —^yo^oi to charm a serpent; 
 to hinder by witchcraft. — e3 
 ^^ho^ to postpone; to come 
 to terms. — ^ s:^t^o?> to lift 
 upon a scaffold. — ^«o^r^ to 
 prolong. 
 
 dc3^ dadd^, s. Short stubble left 
 in the ground. 2. worthless 
 
 / paddy. ^ . callosity, hardness, 
 as of the skin of the palm 
 from manual work, etc.^adj. 
 Dull, stupid, idle; void. -"^ 
 S a blunt knife. -^^ stu- 
 pidity, idleness. -^t5o7\ in- 
 dolent syphilitic ulcers. -© 
 a bad kind of rice, --siwozl 
 
d>d dadda 
 
 310 
 
 d4, dapta 
 
 oso a kind of wild screw-pine. 
 
 _^^re5ociJo^ an indolent sore 
 
 to suppurate. 
 Jt^d dadda, cidv. Suddenly; c/. 
 
 T^Th^^. --^Ajj^^to fall suddenly. 
 I Czi o^ daddali^, s. The tree Ca- 
 
 reya arborea. 
 t^Ti e^-S", daddalakki, s. An inferior 
 
 kind of rice. 
 -/c5^ daddi, s.^k stupid woman. 
 
 d^ oioo^ daddiyuni, see T^acdro^^. 
 *^ * ' / 
 
 >/cJj| dadde, ^. A stupid fellow. 
 
 J 2^ a sow. 
 
 cjclj? © daddoli, s. The American 
 
 aloe. 
 
 ddf^ dadmena, ^. Sluggishness, 
 
 torpor. 2. indigestion. 
 
 Jcjrso^ danal^^i, ^. The sound of 
 
 a bell. 
 
 dr? dani, ^^^ z;^^^. 2. see q^^^- 
 
 Jdc?=^ danike, ^. Fatigue, weari- 
 ness, exhaustion. — e?^^ to 
 become weary, fatigued, tired. 
 
 JrfrJoS's^^ danipavuni, c. v. (of 
 rfrSodoo^) To fatigue, weary, 
 satiate. 
 drJoio daniya, adj. Heavy. 
 
 Jdr^oJoo^ daniyuni {^A), v.n. To 
 be fatigued, tired, exhausted. 
 
 s: 2. satiated, satisfied; alsc^ti 
 
 Jdrao danu, s. Fatigue, weari- 
 ness, exhaustion. 
 d3^ dattv, ^' The left side. 
 
 J C5|g datta, adj. Left. -^^ the 
 left hand. 
 
 d^ datta, ^. Adoption. 2. a 
 gift. «^'. Given, presented, 
 made over. 2. adopted. —^ 
 ij, — TiiT^ an adopted son. 
 — ^^?^Ti adoption. si^^ee3 a 
 deed of adoption. — t^^o), 
 -■^o^s^o^^ to adopt. 
 
 d 3;5^3J oQ-^d dattapahara, ^. Taking 
 back a gift. 
 
 dig datte, ^. An adopted son. 
 
 dij^ee3 dattoji, see ^^^^^^ 
 
 tits^^^ dattole, see under rf£^. 
 
 dduJ^ dadaluni (c^j^^), v. a. To 
 give, distribute. v. n. To 
 tremble. 2. to boast. 3. to 
 stammer. 
 
 d:S^c^ dadevuni (j^^), v. n. To • 
 become hard, get stiff. \ 
 
 Jddo daddu, s. The ringworm, 
 herpes. — -si^S^ the shrub 
 cassia alata. 
 
 d(^ dana, ^^^ w^^^- 
 
 d^ dani, see ^^. 2. ^^^ 4^ti. 
 
 d?^o danu, <y. A daughter of 
 Daksha. 2, ^^<j ^^^. 
 
 dsJF^ dapana, i. Burying. --^ 
 s^Ov^^ito bury, commit to earth. 
 
 dsS, d^ dape, daphe, s. A turn, 
 time. — c5^ every time, again 
 and again, frequently. 
 
 d33c32)d dapedare, see c^j^ctot?. 
 
 d^D*^, d33;^D'' daptary, daptari^, 
 J. A bundle of papers tied 
 together in a cloth; records. 
 —^28 an annual ceremony 
 observed by merchants on 
 closing their old and opening 
 
rih, dapti 
 
 311 
 
 rfdJ?) dama 
 
 their new accounts on the 1st 
 day of Vikramaditya's era. 
 
 dih^ dapti, see d^S. 
 ^c^ij^ dappa, s. Thickness, adj. 
 Thick, stout. — =5'ooWo a thick 
 or coarse cloth. 
 
 do3) dappu, s. Occasion, conveni- 
 ence, opportunity ; making 
 room or forming an open file 
 in a gathering of people. 
 
 /§. ploughing. 3. an umbrella 
 
 stripped of its leafy covering. 
 
 ^/cj^ ^ dappuni (J^), 7^.<:?. To plough. 
 
 d^^ daphana, see c^x;?^. 
 
 d^^C3^d daphedare, s. A head 
 peon. 
 JD2o^ dabakka, adv. Suddenly. 
 2. headlong. — eojsTJoa to fall 
 suddenly. — e/sAOooi to jump 
 down suddenly. 
 
 diZdd dabade, s. A capacious 
 leathern bottle. 
 •Ideodzo dabadaba, s. Palpitation 
 of the heart. -ei^AOo?) to pal- 
 pitate. 
 
 cJeoF^ dabana, see rfe^r®. 
 
 diZ^6 dabare, s. A kind of brazen 
 pot. 2. confusion, disorder. 
 
 dzjdr^)^ dabardasti, see d^^B 
 
 diZ^DC^d7<)d^^ cjersi^o^ dabayisuni, 
 dabasuni (c^23soa3c3), z>. a. To 
 menace. 2. to force. 3. to 
 chide, frighten. 4. to stop, 
 detain. 5. to keep under, 
 press down. 
 
 d^^ dabi, s. Sense. — ^^oi to 
 
 lose one's senses, become in- 
 sensible. 
 
 rf^0 dabili, see ^sj^o. 
 
 cjzoov^ dabuti, see rf^^. 
 
 d200d?j* daburasij, see ^^as^rS. 
 
 d^ooa daburi, s. Division of pro- 
 fit. 2. a writer. 3.^^^^20o&. 
 
 dzOjjD^ dabtari^, see d^6. 
 
 de^ dabti, see d^B. 
 
 dZA du?S dabbadabbane, see c^a^. 
 ^id^J,^^ dabbana, s. A bodkin, a 
 large packing needle. 
 
 deo.d^ud dabbaradibbara, ad/. 
 Disorderly, confusedly. — sro 
 ^0^ to put into confusion. — sj^ 
 ir^o^ to spoak incoherently. 
 
 dz^ dabbi, ^^.^ ^23^ 
 
 dtO,© dabbili, i-£^^ ^83,e5. 
 4d£co, dabbu, ^.^A crack, break. 
 2. i-^^? '^'^\^' 
 
 tii^:)J^ dabbudi, s. The wicker- 
 work of a cart. 
 
 dm^ dabbuli, ^^^ ^eoo^a 
 ^/dd^dabbe, s. A splinter, slip of 
 etc. 
 
 bamboo, 
 split. 
 
 adj. Cracked, 
 
 ^/cJ23,S3^ dabbel^, s. A split, cleft, 
 
 chink. <^<^'. Cracked, split. 
 ds^jojoo3 damayanti, ^. The 
 
 name of Nala's wife. 
 dsdjs^^ dainaii\i, s. The large 
 
 sail of a boat. 
 ddJs^o damami, s. The noise 
 
 of a drum. 
 dsjje)rj* damasi^, ^. A stamper, 
 
 beater, large wooden block 
 
dsjjs) dama 
 
 312 
 
 rfa dari 
 
 with a handle, used to level 
 the ground. 
 ddj??o damasa, J". Damask cloth. 
 
 dsJoo=s='5)53)?^ damukavuni, c, v. (of 
 rf^oo^o^), To cause bluster, 
 tumult, noise. 
 
 d^.ois^o^ damukuni, v. n. To 
 bluster, storm, swagger. 
 
 cj^o.o^j dammaya, see c^o-doodo. 
 
 cjodo daya, s. Kindness, favour; 
 compassion, pity, goodness. 
 — aeb^ to favour, condescend, 
 oblige, --s^o-^o^^ to honour 
 with a visit; to give; to 
 come ; to sit down ; to go. 
 
 do^o?;lo?^ dayasuni (rfodo^), v. n. 
 To suit, be fit. 
 
 CJOdOc)=s'o dayakara, adj. Kind, 
 compassionate. 
 
 doi3e)^^ dayanidhi, s. The trea- 
 sure of kindness, God. 
 
 cioijsdoi dayavante, s. A kind 
 or generous man. 
 
 dai3e)?Dc)rid dayasagara, s. The 
 ocean of kindness, God. 
 
 do^JS^o dayalu, adj. Kind heart- 
 ed, merciful, compassionate. 
 -:5e^5 the merciful God. 
 
 dd dara, s. Price, rate. 
 
 do dara, s. Fear, terror. 2. a 
 hole in the ground. 
 
 dd=5=«)d darakara, s. Power, 
 authority; right. 
 
 dd^"c)?j^, dc^3'c)?u^darakas^,dara- 
 kast^, see ri?rorc3 . 
 
 Mt^ daragv, see da-dK. 
 
 ddc3 daraji, see ci^r. 
 
 dcrs darana, ^. Bursting, split- 
 ting. 2. see q^r®. 
 
 Jddd::;daradara,^. A noise, sound. 
 — -^^^^ to drag with a noise. 
 
 ddzoC darabara, ^^-6/. Greedily, 
 voraciously. — B^^ to eat 
 voraciously ; cf. ^<izy6. 
 
 dczo-SD^ darabar^, see rferor^. 
 
 ddro?^ darasige, s. A kind of 
 grass. 
 
 dO?o darase, .y. The day of the 
 new moon. 
 
 do dari, s. Coloured border of 
 a cloth; cf. a^o. 2. a window 
 blind. 3. railing. — ^jcu the 
 peg of a railing; a wooden 
 post to fasten a racing buffalo. 
 
 rfOd daridra, adj. Poor, indi- 
 gent. J. Poverty. ~^^ the 
 state of poverty. 
 
 dOd^ daridre, ^. A poor, desti- 
 tute man. 
 
 dD^^ daripuni (c^&), '^'. ^. To 
 shudder, shiver, tremble (as 
 a demon priest) ; cf. 8jq^^. 
 
 do 0:^0 dariya, s. Tlie sea. — ssd 
 rfSXc^ a small island off the 
 coast of Udapi, called the St. 
 Mary's Island. 
 
 dOoi3«)ajj, dariyapti, s. Enquiry, i 
 investigation, trial, exami- 
 nation. ^-^^^^ to make an 
 enquiry. 
 
 dDoJoj^ dariyuni (^Q), v.n. To 
 break, burst, spring open; 
 also rftl5^e^^). 
 
 dOsJfd darisana, s. A necklace 
 of shells. 2. see zi^F^. 
 
Md daru 
 
 313 
 
 di^ dava 
 
 cJOo daru, s. A door. 2. see ^^. 
 ddora daruni, see ^t^pS. 
 
 v/ddododo daruduru, «4/. I^o^^g^i 
 coarse. — ^^^) to speak eva- 
 sively. 
 
 cjdozjodo daruburu, ^. Sipping. 
 
 ddo2^^ darusana, see c^^r?^. 
 
 dd dare, ^. A fence, parapet, 
 wall ; c/. SOT?, —zj^tzi^ to fence, 
 raise a wall. [whole. 
 
 ddjs^zo^o^ darobast^, «^'. All, 
 
 cJ§e)rD* darkarij, see ^^w^-d. 
 
 diWSFT^j rfsjsr^j^darkast^, dar- 
 khastij, s. A tender for the 
 cultivation of land; an offer 
 for liquor contract. — "s^^o^o^o) 
 to bid for a farm, elc. 
 
 drir dar^a, s. A tomb supposed 
 to work miracles. 
 
 d2^F darji, s. A tailor. 
 
 r!iti:ir^ darjuni (c^^f), ^. ^. To 
 mumble. 
 
 cjrsr darna, see zixi^. 
 Jt^iFO^ darteli^, s. Breakage, 
 
 what is broken. 
 Vdird dartele, s. A striker, break- 
 er; also^^f->F6] of. '^^F^. 
 
 dlJSrrsoc^ dartonuni, refl. v. (of 
 c^s^r^) To beat one's self in 
 sorrow, etc. §>7(6K— to beat 
 the breast; to mourn. 
 
 di^F darpa, s. Pride, arrogance. 
 —cDoSoaproud, arrogant man. 
 
 d3Jrc9 darpana, s. A mirror, 
 looking glass. 
 
 cjo^r darpu, s. Swelling, inflam- 
 mation. 
 
 Jdi^F^ darpuni {^B), z'.ayTo 
 
 thrash, beat, strike, break. ^ 
 
 z\ n. To swell, inflame, ^e; 
 
 ^^— to curse, anathematise. 
 
 dzJDF:^ darbari;, s. An audience. 
 
 2. an audience hall, a court. 
 
 3. grandeur, pomp, ostenta- 
 tion, show. 
 
 Jz^2^F, CJE^F darbe, darbhe, s. 
 
 Sacrificial grass, Poa cyno- 
 
 suroides, 
 ds^jF darma, see ^^or. 
 rfoi3a)rl^ daryapti, see rfaodji)^. 
 
 titF'^, tiTiF-^ darsana, darsana, .y. 
 
 A vision, sight. 2. a visit, 
 
 advent, 
 do dala, adj. Stout, strong, 
 
 robust, thick, 
 dos'scs*', dosTsa dalavad^, dala- 
 
 vadi, see rf^s;)oaj. 
 
 cjo^a daladi, s. Depth, adj. Deep. 
 
 — ?ieS deep water. 
 d^"c)p^, de^e)© dalal\^, dalali, see 
 
 d© dali, J^^ ^^^ 
 
 de;^ dallij, ^^^ c^S. 
 
 do^©, d23"c)^ dallali, dallali, s. 
 
 ro ' 00 
 
 A broker, agent. 2. agency, 
 commission, brokerage. 
 d© ojj dalliya, ^. A foot-cloth. 
 
 V dgodoo^ dalliyuni (^^), v. a. To 
 slap, beat. \ 2. to smear. J^jae 
 zlK ^ofi— to smear a wall 
 with mud; c/. i^'dS. 
 
 N/'ddd davade, ^. The jaw, cheek. 
 
 d^rJ, ddfl davani, davane, s. A 
 fixed term of payment. — 7^i5 
 
 27 
 
c^d dava 
 
 314 
 
 rf?o, dasta 
 
 one who pays by installments. 
 
 _8aeO a written agreement 
 
 fixing installments. 
 cJs^rliw'O^ davanebally, s. A long 
 
 rope to which cattle are tied 
 
 in rows. 
 rfdsB davati, s. An inkstand; 
 
 also n'SS. 
 j:jsjc^ davana,^. A kind of fragrant 
 
 shrub. 
 cisJD^ davar^, s. The flapping 
 
 selvedge of a garment. — ^ 
 
 ejj^ hemming the selvedge 
 
 of a garment. 
 ds^do davaru, ^^'. Loose. -^% 
 
 ^ loose breeches. 
 >id^?o davasa, s. Produce of the 
 
 field; corn, grain in general. 
 C5S3?© davali, s. A peon's belt. 
 CJsJj^j davudu, i\ Expedition ; 
 
 march, speed. 2. a gallop. 
 C^^d davude, sre s^^d 
 d5j3 davuti, see zi^B. 
 dsgCoh davurangfi, s. A loose 
 
 jacket, long coat. 
 dsjco davuru, .y^^ zi^-do. 
 z^S dasa, ^^^w. Ten. —"^ tenth. 
 
 —^^ ten kinds or sorts. 
 dSOo dasami, ^. The tenth day 
 
 of the lunar fortnight. 
 dsJ^ojiS dasamukhe, s. Ravana 
 
 the ten-faced giant. 
 C^^Zj^Stjz) dasamula, s. A medi- 
 cine composed of ten ingredi- 
 ents. 
 rf^d^ dasarathe, s. The father 
 
 of Kama. 
 
 ds'Sori dasang^a, s. A composition 
 of ten fragrant substances, 
 used as perfumery. 
 
 d3;5oS dasamsa, s. The tenth 
 part, tithe. 
 
 dse);j3'«)d dasavatara, s. The 
 ten incarnations of Vishnu. 
 — ^u a dramatic performance 
 exhibiting puranic episodes. 
 
 C^i> dase, s. Condition, fortune, 
 luck, influence of the planets; 
 c/. ^^. 
 
 d^rfj^, d^^o^jo^) dasevuni, da- 
 siyuni (^^, rf<^), 7j.a. To tread 
 down, press in. 
 
 d<^ojJO^) dashtiyuni (^^), ^. <^. 
 To clean, as a slate. 
 
 d;^ dasa, see zi^- 
 
 d>7<iZJ^ dasabasa, see 20?320?i. 
 
 i^i<tO dasari, s. A kind of striped 
 linen cloth worn by Brahmin 
 females when cooking or du- 
 ring meals. 2. see rf:^. 
 
 di^6 dasare, see rf^. 
 
 d?j"e)0^ dasal^, see a:);dD^. 
 
 J dro dasi, s. A painted palmyra 
 
 stick. 
 d?3 dase, ^^^ cs^i ^^• 
 d;^OJS^.*^ daseminiji, j. A kind of 
 
 fish. 
 d?d,3* daskat^, s. A signature. 
 
 _3j;)t1)?), — ^^j^^ to sign. 
 d-/^ dast^, ^. A parole. 
 d^ dasta, ^. A quire of paper. 
 
 2. a pack of cards. 
 d^u* dastaky, s. A passport, 
 
 permit. 2. a summons. 
 
cj^j?^ dastu 
 
 315 
 
 UDz^ dandi 
 
 c5?^sPjjQ dasturi, s. Custom, usage. 
 
 2. likeness, similarity. 3. 
 
 a signature. 4. fees, duty, w 
 
 zj^€~ postage 
 d^^^Co, d;^i?j^c^ dasteivaji, da- 
 
 stoji, s. A legal paper, 
 
 voucher, document, exhibit. 
 
 d?oo dasya, see ci^?i^^. 
 
 C^7s>2n dasyu, s. A demon. 2. an 
 enemy. 3. a barbarian. 
 
 d^, d^ dasra, dasre, s. A popu- 
 lar festival observed in 
 honour of Durga for the first 
 nine days of the lunar month 
 Asvija. 
 
 d^, dasri, see ^7i^. 
 
 d3oN dahana, s. Fire. 2. burn- 
 ing, especially of a corpse. 
 3. digestion. -soeD a burnt 
 offering. 
 
 d3o^^ dahipuni (^^2o), 7-. «. To 
 burn, consume. 
 4 d^ dala, ^."^An army.l 2. bottom. 
 
 3. the shore of a river, eU. 
 
 4. the petal of a flower. 5. a 
 4 fragment. ^^V Thick, stout, 
 
 robust; •<:/■. 35^. — ^^jsGs^^ to 
 foam, bubble up. n^^ ^^rio 
 rf^ e?4/37<o it must be thick 
 and stout. 
 
 d^o^^ dalanki^, see 6ji>^c^. 
 ^ di'^o'i dalanke, adj. Large. ^2. 
 loose. — ?fD3§ a loose bracelet 
 or bangle. 
 
 d°^2o^ dalabala, «^/. Thin, clear, 
 / lucid. 2vloose. 
 
 M^Dd dalavada, .y. Artizan's 
 
 tools. 2. an assembly of 
 7 people. 3.^ an army. 
 Jd°^S3^o5j dalavayi, s. The general 
 of an army. 
 
 dv^i^D dalasari, s. Strength, thick- 
 ness, robustness. 
 
 d^ dali, s. A line of reepers or 
 splits of bamboos. 2. wooden 
 <?r iron railings; e/, c^S. — ^ s^ 
 ^a a travellers' inn. — ^yo,^ 
 to erect a frame work of 
 railings. 
 
 d^ojo daliya, .?. A mode of puri- 
 fying clothes on account of 
 pollution from birth or death 
 of a relative ; also CA)cf . 
 
 d^^?^ dalena, adj\ Torpid, in- 
 active, as the stomach. 
 
 d^?^ dalmena, see ^e?^?:^. 
 
 diS-r? dakshina, s. South, ad/. 
 Southern. 
 
 d-o-Ds-goJj^ dakshinayana, s. The 
 sun's course south of the 
 equator. 
 
 d=^ dakshe, s. A son of Brahma. 
 ^, C3e) da, /^/^. pron. What? 
 which? c/. S3D. vcjD^ what? cjd 
 o3oK why? zroe^D anything. 
 zW/. A sound for calling 
 cattle. 
 Jz^Doi^o^ dautuni (crooO), 7j. a. To 
 cross, ford, pass by; also 
 
 C3Do^ dandi, ^. A stone-mark on 
 
 the seashore. 
 n^c^fi dandige, s. A strong, 
 
 stalwart man. 
 
 27* 
 
:3"5)oa dandi 
 
 316 
 
 cj-s^o danu 
 
 Jz3c)o^^od dandimara, see -^oh 
 
 w^oh danti, neg. part. What is 
 not; destitute; less. 3^?:;- 
 uninhabited. i^^— fruitless. 
 800^— senseless, imprudent. 
 croe's croo^?n)o3o a man without 
 means. odj?)^ crooS s§p;^or 
 during my absence. 
 
 C3t)oi dante, 7ieg. ger. Without, 
 except, not being. ^e&^— 
 without fear, fearlessly. 
 
 u^o'^D danna, intg. pron. 
 Whether. 2. I know not what. 
 efoSo ^^?ro— I doubt whether 
 he will do or not. ^94 ^A^ 
 Z3^— I doubt (^ir I cannot say) 
 whether it will happen or not. 
 
 csDosJ^o dampatya, ^. Married 
 state. 
 
 C3s)oeoo^ dambuni, see ^^o^. 
 
 C3t)=5^ dak^, see z^^. 
 
 C3?)^Fv dakina, see to^c®. 
 
 Z3e)SJO^, :3fi)iD23^ dakhali^, dakhi- 
 1^, .y. Arrival. 2. entry in a 
 book <?r register, —^h^^ to 
 arrive; to be registered or 
 put on record, as a petition, 
 ^/6\ —-^^^^ to make an 
 entry; to file, register; to 
 produce. 
 
 C3c)ajs3, cy5)a3 dakhale, dakhle, s. 
 Demonstration, proof, docu- 
 mentary evidence. —'iji)hF^ 
 to give proof. 
 
 Zii>r\^ dagi^, s. A scar. 2. dis- 
 grace, infamy. 
 
 C3e)ridJ5;t3 dagaduji, s. Repairs. 
 —Tio^^^ to repair. 
 
 C3->?ioaj dagayi, s. The left hand. 
 ■izTd^ dadi, J. The beard. 
 
 n'z)^ dadi, ^. Harm, risk. 
 
 C3e)C^j^ daduni, see ^^rij^. 
 ■^ C3e)j| dade, s. A tusk, fang. 
 
 C3^3^ dati^, see ^^^o. 
 
 nD3D^ datari, s. Protection, 
 support. 2. see cro^. 
 
 C3'33=^, C3"e)3ri datike, datige, j. 
 
 A strong, courageous man. 
 
 2. a thriving, prosperous 
 
 man. 
 23 c):^ J datu, see qro^o. 
 ne)^x^ datri^tva, s. Liberality, 
 
 generosity. 
 C3e)i date, s. A generous ^r 
 
 liberal man. 
 ne)3e) D datvari, see cross 5. 
 JcssdsJ dadavu, z^^/^. /r^;^. 
 
 Which, what? 
 c3c)c^ dana, ^. A gift, donation. 
 
 —j^s^jr liberality, charity. — 3i 
 
 ^ a deed of gift. —-^j^tS gifts 
 
 and honours. — ^ee^ generous, 
 
 liberal. ~^j^hF^, _^^o^^ to 
 
 bestow alms. 
 Z5D^^ danave, s. A demon, 
 
 giant. 
 UD^ dani, see trojS. 
 n5)ci dani, J. A giver, donor. 
 
 2, an elephant. 
 C3r>f^o^ danuni, de/. v. What is 
 
 to be done? cro?^o^ what are 
 
 you doing? 
 
ZJe>^ dane 
 
 317 
 
 23c) 6 dare 
 
 ^-C3^?S dane, t'nfg; pron. What? 
 —so^ what did you come for? 
 
 .C3e)?2oC3*"o3^ daneiidi;inda, conj. {lit. 
 If you say what), namely, 
 thus, as follows, because, for. 
 
 Z3"3^ dapu, see ss^. 
 
 C3tt)2or?2JO^ dabaniballi^, see ^-^ 
 
 00 
 
 C3c)2o^ dabali, ^. A kind of white 
 
 blanket. 
 C3«)WJ dabu, s. A child's girdle, 
 
 a silver belt- 
 £3^200^ dabudi, s. A joint-piece. 
 C3^e3 dabe, s, A pigeon-loft. 2- 
 
 bodily care. 
 23e)SJo^dod^ damyidumi^, .y^^ 9^^^ 
 
 ..23e)SJoD^ damari^, ^^^ =^^5. 2. 
 
 x3c)sdOro<^ damasi^, see rf^j^oJ. 
 
 cjsdjsa damadi, ^^^ nsodocSg. 
 
 .<:3'e)Sjvra3e)05o damasEyi, ^. Pro- 
 portion, apportionment. 
 
 c3^^o?^ damisi^, ^^'. Useless, 
 worthless. 2. worn out. 
 
 ^C3c)s3JS^d6 damodare, ^. A name 
 of Krishna. 
 
 Z3e)OJo daya, ^. Heritage, inheri- 
 tance. 2. a gift, present from 
 relations. 
 
 231)0:^0=^ dayake, s. A giver, donor. 
 
 Z3e)OJor3 dayana, j. Illusion. 
 
 C3«)0^ocSo , c3-so^-5)a dayadye, daya- 
 di, 3". A kinsman, relation, 
 coparcener. 
 
 •ztsoSj daye, (-^ -e?o3o) ^-^^ ^t^^^^i^/- 
 
 C3"3o3>), C33o3j7^ diye, ddyegyi, 
 intg. pron. Why, for what 
 purpose? 
 
 C3c) o3 J ri o :3^oc^ dayegand^nda, conj. 
 {lit. Why, if you say) Where- 
 fore, because. 
 
 C3'c)D^ dar^, see C3^"5. 
 
 C3«)D^ CJJ3 do dar^duru, see ■oTi-d^Ti^:^-^:^^ 
 
 >/c3c)d dara, ^.A thread, string. 
 
 2. a wife. ~-zi;id^^ to stitch. 
 
 C3a)dod daranda, ^. A door frame. 
 -t.^, a lintel. 
 
 C3c)07^ darage, s. The second of 
 the female twin demons; cf. 
 
 cjsdrl darane, ^. Price, value, 
 
 charge; cf. ci^. 2. ^-^^ 9D-d?6. 
 
 c3"i)doJj daraya, i. A star. 2. ^^^ 
 
 -^tQ dari, s. Road, way, path. 
 
 ersdododo daruduru, ^. A false 
 accusation; slander. 
 
 C3^6 dare, ^^^ ^'^' 
 
 c3c)6 dare, ^ personal affix 
 denoting an office bearer, 
 holder, ^/^.; as^ ^so^^odt?, 3dd^ 
 
 C3"3daj^6 darepire, s. The fruit 
 of Cucumis acutangula^ a 
 variety of ^^e"5. 
 Jc3^do3)^ darepuli, ^. The caram- 
 bola fruit, Averrhoa car am- 
 bola. 
 
 cs'sd^jocl daremane, s. A seat 
 occupied by bride and bride- 
 groom during the marriage 
 ceremony. 
 
Z5d6^ dare 
 
 318 
 
 aot3"5) dinja 
 
 CTsd^'j^ darekalli, s. A kind of 
 striped milk-hedge, Euphor- 
 bia antiquoruni, 
 
 C3«)rir darne, see c33tj?6. 
 
 C3^23^rc5^ darbad^, see rfsrorS. 
 
 Cjc)^2^^ dalacini, see n^g^^. 
 
 C3c)^'s dala, s. Anything; of. cro. 
 — f^^, nD25^ there is nothing. 
 
 C32)2;"3£) dalali, j-^^ c^c^^ es. 
 
 CT^Ooso, C3c)0o2:)daliinba,daliinbi, 
 
 C35)C)eo dalijji, 5^^ under ctood. 
 
 to 
 
 23^0 ^ dalcini, ^. Cinnamon. 
 --'csB^ dava, J^^"^^, ^^, S3^. 2. ^^^ 
 
 . « - L 00 
 
 C3i)S3rS205D^ davanibally, see rf^?? 
 
 C3c)^^ davati, s. Grief, sorrow, 
 distress, suffering. 2. weari- 
 ness, fatigue. 
 
 C3e)s^'§> davali, see cto20<^. 
 
 C3c)5S davu, s. Glare, lustre, heat, 
 warmth. 
 
 C3e)d dave, s. A suit, claim ; com- 
 plaint. 2. enmity, spite. — ctot? 
 a complainant. —-^^^^^ to 
 claim; to complain. 
 
 C3"5)^^ dasatva, ^. Slavery, bond- 
 age, servitude. 
 
 C3e)?dF^ dasana, ^. The shoe-flower 
 plant, Hibiscus rosa sinensis ; 
 also cto;^?^^. 
 
 nB?o3iosl dasapanti, s. A kind of 
 grass, used as a blister. 
 
 C3c)?doio dasaya, see e9?:irodo. 
 
 ct3?oo3j, n-?)?oo3j^ dasaye, dasayye, 
 s. A Vishnuite mendicant. 
 
 Jc3"3ro dasi, ^. A female slave, 
 
 maid servant. 
 C3i)rOc^ dasina, s. The colouring 
 
 of the teeth. 2. a kind of 
 
 grass. 3. see ca)c3;)?j. 
 ui)fi dase, ^. A slave, servant. 
 
 2. a mendicant; cf. c33?jd5o. 
 cs'S^^Oj dasemi, s. Mustard. 
 
 C3c)^?3, ntt)ro^c^<^dastana, dastan^, 
 
 s. A store, storing. ^a?E)^ to 
 
 store. --do^o^^ to collect, 
 
 make ready. 
 c3"s?on^ dasyatva, see odtjs^. 
 CTSsd daha, ^. Burning. 2. thirst, 
 
 ardent desire. — ^Bes^r^ to 
 
 quench thirst. 
 23e)^ dali, s. Marauding, plunder, 
 
 sacking. [i^ate. 
 
 Uzi^QU dalimba, s. The poraegra- 
 C3D^ ra, UD^ Too dakshina, dakshi- 
 
 nya, ^. Regard, respect, con- 
 
 siderateness. 2. partiality. 
 
 ^jso— regard of person, 
 a di, A feminine affix ofnouns\ 
 
 as, ^-^^ a youth; ai^?5a, ai 
 
 ^oQ a maiden. odosi^ja?? a 
 
 master; orfo3d^ji)^a a mistress, 
 vlsorlor^jc^, aorij^ dinguduni, 
 
 dinguni, see ^0X0^. 
 aoti dinja, ^. Plenty, abundance. 
 
 adj. Full, complete, replete. 
 
 2. much. 3. violent, severe. 
 
 adv. Very, often. — ai?^ plenty 
 
 of people. — deE5 severe pain. 
 
 — TiSr often, many times. 
 -laots^sj^ dirijavuni, ^•. 7'. (oftiodio 
 
 oj) To cause to till, load, heap. 
 
aotxiO dinju 
 
 319 
 
 a=f, dikke 
 
 -iao^dj^ dinjuni (ao^), v, n. To be 
 filled, full, replete, v, a. To 
 fill. 20c^- lit, to fill the 
 belly ; to earn one's livelihood ; 
 to be pleased. 
 
 ^ aozEs:^ dinjel^, s. Fullness. 2. 
 flood-tide. 
 aoC3^ dind^i, s. The festival of 
 illumination, when the idol of 
 a temple is carried in pro- 
 cession. — 'S^wo^oi to decorate; 
 to prepare for an illumina- 
 tion. 
 
 4x^oT^ dind^, ^^'." Strong, stout. 
 
 P 2. rash. — ^J^, see aors^l^y^. 
 —BD^ crooSo a tyrant, bully. 
 
 4aoG^ dindi^, s. The tender stalk 
 inside a plantain tree. 
 
 J £)od din da, adj. Proud, mischiev- 
 ous, impudent; cf. aoif. 
 aoC3«)e3?^ dindatige, s. Mischief, 
 impudence. 2. stupidity. 
 
 i-aoc^j dindu, see aoS. 
 
 -^ Sod dinde, s. A strong, stout 
 man; a mischievous fellow. 
 — ^t5 a large cocoanut tree. 
 
 N/aors dinna, see door©. 
 aoari dlndige, see ^o^-R. 
 
 J a ?S dinne, ^. A hillock, eminence. 
 — ^K hill and dale, ups and 
 downs. 
 
 /aosjj dimma, s. The sound of a 
 small finger-drum. 
 Dos^oj^ dimmane, adv. Quickly, 
 
 suddenly. 
 £)osJj^^* dimmak^, see g^j«)^. 
 
 Jaodj dimme, s. A wedge; a 
 stopple, plug. 
 
 a 0^0* ^-soSo dimmskayi, -s^^ ao 
 
 at^S. dikk^, s. Direction, side, 
 region or quarter of the 
 world. 2. refuge, shelter, 
 protection. ^6— four points 
 of the compass. — crooS des- 
 titute, helpless. — crDoSErooS^ 
 a destitute man, an orphan. 
 — croo^ without protection. 
 _8^-5o giddiness, confusion ; 
 roaming, wandering. —^^^ 
 to miss the direction. 
 J £)=^dikka, adv. Quickly, speedily. 
 
 a^Dd)^ dikkaripuni (s^^^^), ^.^. 
 To despise, condemn, censure, 
 reproach. 2. to disdain, re- 
 ject. 
 
 ^^jV^ dikkal^, see Qt?j3,<^o. 
 
 £)=5^5S'so^ dikkapalyi, s. Disper- 
 sion, dissipation, rum. —^c> 
 ^^h^ to be dispersed, dissi- 
 pated, ruined. 
 
 a^^,53j€ dikkamalli, s. A kind 
 of resin tree, Gardenia lucida. 
 
 a^'^.d dikkara, ^. Disrespect, in- 
 sult, contempt; disdainment, 
 rejection. 
 
 a^ dikki, see c3^^. 
 
 a^td^od dikkijjyande, see a^^ 
 c33oii under c^^^. 
 
 a=^, dikke, ^. A Pariah. 
 
 ■0- 
 
 a^, D=^a^ dikke, dikkeli;i, s. A 
 
 -rf ^^, the 
 front of a hearth. d^^c5da6 
 
 hearth, fireplace, 
 front of a heart! 
 the hearth-place. 
 
a=^j^ 
 
 dikko 
 
 320 
 
 arf dina 
 
 i 
 
 a=^JS)^ dikkol^ (/e^n. of a^^), 
 
 s. A Pariali woman. 
 a^^ 5;=^dikpalake, s. The guar- 
 dian of one of the eight points 
 of the compass. 
 
 Dn*o^ di^^r^, s. Disregard, in- 
 difference. 2. resentment. 
 adj. Adverse, contrary. — sro 
 <|TJ, _?j^^ an adverse state- 
 ment or reply. — -rfo^Os^^ to 
 resent; to disregard. 
 
 ario^ dig^anta, s. The horizon. 
 
 ariosd digantara, ^. A foreign 
 country. 
 
 arJoiod digambara, ^^'. Naked, 
 uncovered. 0X0201? a nude 
 man; a recluse, anchorite. 
 J DAo^ digil^, s. Fear, alarm. 2. 
 cowardice. 
 
 arltd diggaja, ^. One of the 
 fabulous elephants support- 
 ing the globe. 
 
 a ^oCj^F^ digbandhana, s. A general 
 charm to keep off all evils. 
 
 tif\ ^0 digbhrama, s. Unsteadi- 
 ness. 
 
 ^TMitT digvarte, s. News from 
 different directions. 
 
 &A2cjoJo digvijaya, ^. Universal 
 conquest. 
 
 a^ dita, see c^^^. 
 
 a^ ditta, adj. Confident, bold. 
 ~^t> boldness. 
 
 ay, ditti, see ^^U^ j^^„ 
 
 a^. ditte, ^. A bold, or clever 
 4 az3*o2oo didymbu, adj. Corpulent. 
 
 acs^ozSo* did]^inber\;i, s. A deified 
 
 bull, an ox belonging to a 
 Siva temple. 2. Siva's steed. 
 J£)C3*"=CT did^ka, see aii^. 
 ^ac3^Dd didi^dida, ^^^. Quickly. 
 ac3^s3j?^ did^mena, see rfz|^^. 
 a 2^ dida, ^^<2 ^g)^. 
 -^^^=3^ didika, see 01^^. 
 
 s/^c^oosoj didumbu, ^.^ big drum. 
 adj. see aSo20j. 
 adjosSdo didumberu, see aSodS. 
 Aadj didka, adv. Immediately, 
 
 quickly; suddenly. 
 Uacs^ diddi;i, ^.^An elevated ground, 
 a mound. 2. rancidity. 
 ad didde, ^^^ eS^- 
 £)4?d didmena, see rfzf^?^. 
 adosSo, acS^ didamme, didappe, 
 
 see 
 
 O n 
 
 o^j, ^d 
 
 S^' 
 
 under 
 
 ^"^rj^ din^sy, s. Likeness. 2. 
 
 kind, sort. 
 ^^^7^^ din^sara, s. Different 
 
 kinds or sorts, as of goods, elc. 
 ^^ dina, s. A day. -^w^s? daily 
 
 routine. — ^jse5 daily wages. 
 
 —zizi daily. —sib, — sro5 a 
 
 diary, day-book, chronicle. 
 
 — g^cdoF daily conduct. — a?3ja 
 
 ^0 daily. -^j«j^ the length 
 
 of a day, a day in general ; 
 
 the times, —^"rfre passing time. 
 
 rsii^rf— the present time. 
 
 —5?^?) to spend time, to live. 
 ^^0^^ dinamprati, ad7'. Daily, 
 
 every day. 
 ^^7^ dinas^, see aS^oJ- 
 
^^D dina 
 
 321 
 
 a^53's dipa 
 
 a?5^F^^fddinanadina, s. A certain 
 day. 
 
 ^^DZ)D dinala, aa^v. Daily. 
 ;^ Dzo rs dibbana, s. A bridal party, 
 a marriage procession, —era 
 ^0^0, Qso^rS/^S persons belong- 
 ing to a marriage party. 
 
 a2Ci^S5^ dibrali^, ^^-^ aoeo^j^. 
 
 asJ^^rj^oSiJ dim^skayi, 5^?^ ao 
 
 adj5)=5^ dimak^, ^. Haughtiness, 
 arrogance, pride, disdain. 
 
 a^jei dimiti, ^. A kind of stout, 
 white cotton cloth, ribbed or 
 figured ; dimity. 
 ^aOoa^o dimidimi, s. Agility, 
 dancing nimbly. 
 
 aojjo, ag diyya, dirra, adv. Sud- 
 denly, at once; c/. a^^. 
 
 as5^ dil^, ^. The mind, heart. 
 
 a^, ^^^ diva, divasa, see ^^. 
 
 as3c)=5*6 divakare, s. The sun. 
 
 asT^c^S as3-Sc^ divany, divane, ^. 
 The minister or secretary of a 
 native state. 2. an idiot, fool. 
 
 t^zzDDDi^ divaratre, s. Day and 
 night, adv. By day and night. 
 
 £iS3^6JS^2dra divarohana, ^. As- 
 cension. 
 
 a^'S^ divali, ^. Bankruptcy. 
 2. see ae3j3<^. —sSjs?^ a bank- 
 rupt; a spendthrift. -e?E3^, 
 — rSs^^ to become insolvent. 
 
 ao divi, s. Heaven, the sky. 
 
 DOeJ diviti, see 2§e&37^. 
 
 aoaD^oddividiviinara,^.Thedi- 
 vidivi tree, CcEsalpma coriara. 
 
 a^o divya, adj. Divine, celestial. 
 2. beautiful, agreeable, excel- 
 lent, supernatural. _ao?^9 
 excellent disposition. — &^ j^ 
 divine knowledge, --dojagr the 
 Divine Being, God. --d^. a 
 rare gem. --rf^d quicksilver; 
 (3;/^^ s>)rfT:??j. — eSjse^ heaven. 
 -■^^ an excellent substance; 
 a holy being. 
 
 a3^o;^d disantara, see 6^-5i>otd. 
 
 as^)^^ disataue, ^^^ j3e^y^. 
 
 a^ disc, 5-. Direction, side, space, 
 region; cf. d^^, 6^. 
 
 £)^ dishta, s. Fate, destiny, 
 fortune. 
 
 a^ dishti, ^^^ rf^^^. --^iD^^ glass 
 beads put on the neck of 
 an infant to ward off the 
 effect of evil eyes. 
 
 a;^ dise, s. Fortune, luck, —^^o^^ 
 to be lucky. o3oz? _ good luck. 
 3rfat?_ bad luck. 
 
 ^^UA ditige, see sSe&^T?. 
 
 a^^^?^ din^si;, see ^^qS. 
 
 Q^^ dina, adj. Poor, indigent, 
 needy, 2. modest, humble, 
 cringing. 
 
 a^F^ dine, ^. A poor or weak 
 man. 2. an humble man. 
 
 a^sj dipa, s. A lamp; a light. 
 — ^^ lighting lamps in a 
 temple as an act of devo- 
 tion. 
 
 a^sj^ dipana, s. Hunger. 
 
 aes3?)^, a^o^-^s^^dipali, dipavali, 
 s. {lit. A row of lights), a 
 
a^53"5 dipa- 
 
 322 
 
 CJooSJO dumbu 
 
 festival with nocturnal illu- 
 minations in honour of a 
 god. 
 ./ ae^j)^c^ dipavuni, c.v. {of t^^h^) 
 To cause to place, keep, put, 
 etc. 
 -^a^S5c)5Ss£^^c^ dipavonuni, rejl. v. 
 [of D?s^^^) To keep, etc. for 
 one's self. 2. to keep a con- 
 cubine, vlg. 
 
 ti^h^ dipike, see t^esi. 
 
 a^5^ dipti, s. Light, lustre. 2. 
 fire. 3. a lamp kept burning 
 near an idol. 
 
 a^^^ dipini {^i)^v.a. To place, 
 keep, put, reserve, lay by. 
 
 a^aj^ diya, see aodog. 
 
 a^6 dire, see ^e^. 
 
 £)^^r dirgha, adf. Long. j. The 
 long form of a vowel, the 
 letter ?. -e?odoo^o a long life. 
 — c^^r a prophet, seer. — ^odo^ 
 death. — b^oS long suffering, 
 patience. 
 
 t^^TR>'F^ dirsale, s. A superior 
 kind of rice. 
 
 a^sJli divati, see ^eW^?. 
 
 a^s^^ divali, see Qe3ro<9. 
 
 a^O, a^sj divijdivu,^. An island. 
 -rf 7<o|^ the bread fruit, Arto- 
 carpus inctsa. 
 
 t^^^ ot dikshanta, s. The fulfil- 
 ment of a vow or austerities. 
 
 a?=^ diksh^, s. The initiatory 
 ceremony of a sacrifice, etc. 
 2. a vow, resolve to accom- 
 plish anything. 3. under- 
 
 taking a service, austerities, 
 etc. — ^^^i to take a vow; 
 to undertake any pious work. 
 
 doo^o^ dunkuni, see djao^o^. 
 
 C3oo2^ dunci, s. Shag, nap, as of 
 a cloth. — ^s'uo^^ to hem a 
 garment, -ej^o^^ to become 
 woolly or shaggy. 
 
 CJOoS§Q* duncel^, adf. Shaggy, 
 woolly, as a cloth. 
 Jcjjoc^o dundu, ^c//". Round, globu- 
 lar. -~20^ a kind of bracelet 
 worn by females. — i^jeD^ 
 a kind of round jasmine, 
 Jasniinum sambac. 
 
 2±)orl dunde, see jSjsocS. 
 
 /cJjoCc) dunna, j. Heaviness. <2^". 
 Heavy. 
 
 7cjoodo dundu, adf. Prodigal, 
 wasteful. —7^5^, ~~^-^ prodi- 
 gality, waste. >^7\st3 a prodi- 
 gal, squanderer. 
 cjoodo^ dundubhi, s. The fifty- 
 sixth year of the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 2. a kettle-drum. 
 CJJo?^ dunna, see ciior®. 
 
 c5jo?SjSoZ& dunnonci, s. A kind 
 
 of earring. 
 CJJoojOl)j^ dumpiyuni (rfooL), 
 
 7'.^. To stumble. 
 
 cioozon^ dumbagv, ^^^'' I^ future, 
 next year ; cf. Ti>:io'i;^^. |-£j.st. 
 
 doozo^ dumbatta, adv. First, at 
 
 dJo^c3c)^ dumbinani, adv. The 
 day before, previous day. 
 
 doosoo dumbu, s. Front. 2. past 
 time. 3. futurity, adv. In 
 
doo;^j«) dumma 
 
 323 
 
 cio^ duppa 
 
 front. 2. early, beforehand. 
 
 3. at first, in the beginning. 
 
 4. formerly. 5. in future, 
 hereafter; also^o's:>K. — trooSo 
 the first man, firstborn. — ^e 
 t^) to go in advance, —t^^ 
 before and behind, front and 
 rear. [sorrow. 
 
 cjo o^j^c^ dummana, ^. Grief, 
 CJoooSj dumyi, s. The sound of 
 
 a mosquito. 
 cjoos^, doo?o duoisa, duSsa, see 
 
 do 8 duh, see ^B. 
 
 do8iu duhkha, s. Sorrow, grief, 
 
 aflliction. — ??ja^r^ to afflict, 
 
 grieve, tease. ^-^"^^^ to 
 
 mourn, lament. 
 C3o8£)o:^oo^ duhkhiyuni (c^=a)), 
 
 z'.n. To mourn, lament, ^oi) 
 
 ci^sa)5 5f)^r^ to sob, weep 
 
 bitterly. 
 ^082^=^0^ duhsakuna, s. A bad 
 
 omen. 
 c^^'5'^'^^ dukani^, s. A shop. 
 d>Ci=^. dukka, adv. Suddenly, at 
 
 once, quickly; c/. t^^^. — e^^o, 
 
 ?) to get up at once. 
 CJJSJ dukkha, see c^jsso. 
 
 dorlcl, djn^c? dugane, dug^ga- 
 
 ni, s. Two pie. 
 doLi, dutta, see c^^ . 
 ido^ dudi, ^. The lip. 
 i dj^s, di^i^i dudita, dudite, s. 
 Gain, acquisition. 2. proper- 
 ty. — "^^Ok^^ ^^^ cl)aodoj^. 
 -i dooloJoo^, cjj^lj^dudiyunijdudi- 
 
 pini (ci>^Si), ^. a. To acquire, 
 gain, earn, obtain. 
 Cjodooioo^ dudumbuni (rfoi^oo^), 
 ^. a. To drive. 
 
 >/cJjJ^o=5^o, cJouso=^j;^?^ duduku, du- 
 dukutana, s. Hurry, rashness. 
 2. violence, injustice. 3. pride, 
 haughtiness. 
 
 ^zSdd^i'^j^ dudukuni (:^Tid^), v.n. 
 
 To be rash or hasty. 2. to 
 
 be violent, haughty, v, a. To 
 
 defy. 
 
 cSjj^o^ duduta, see ^c^^. 
 
 cijGi^ei duddata, s. The game of 
 
 chuckfarthing. 
 dj?3s)^duddase, s. Covetousness. 
 
 •^::!i:)ii:> duddu, s. k copper coin 
 worth four pie. 2. copper 
 coin in general. 3. money, 
 cash. ^f3_, X^_ a thick 
 copper coin that was current 
 in former days. 
 
 s/djc^oSt^ dunipuni {^^), v. n. 
 To struggle, strive. 2. to 
 flutter, flap the wings in agi- 
 tation, as a bird. 3. to bustle, 
 be in a hurry. 
 
 ^ciJcJsSo^ dunipel^, adj. Strug- 
 gling, striving, fluttering. 2. 
 bustling. 
 
 ^cJorJs5d dunipele, s. A bustler, 
 busybody. 
 
 Vdors dunna, see socr®. 
 CJo^j^ duttu, see c^jpI^. 
 do^ duppa, adv. Suddenly; 
 
 quickly. 
 dj^ei, do^^ duppati, duppate, 
 J. A laced or other cloth 
 
ciosS duppe 
 
 324 
 
 djrior durg^u 
 
 loosely thrown over the body. 
 
 2. a sheet, tablecloth. 
 do^ duppe, see ^^. 
 dosjD^e;^ dubarali^, see Ti>:>'iz^j^. 
 doejOe)=5*'" dubalak^, adj. Twice 
 
 distilled; double. 
 doea^D dubari, adj. Double. 2. 
 needless, useless. — ^slr 
 double or needless expense. 
 
 3. see c502OT)6. 
 
 x^:^Vii)'k diibasi, s. An interpreter. 
 2. a broker, agent, etc. 
 
 do^3^s;^ dubraly, s. Twice dis- 
 tilled arrack. 
 Jdodoo^o^ dumukuni (cl^^o^), 
 V. a. To jump down; to alight 
 quickly. 
 
 X^:^'^:>:>'f^:^ dumusu see ao^o?jo. 
 
 dooSj^o^ duyam^, adj. Second- 
 ary, subordinate. 2. middling, 
 second-hand. 
 
 CJOD^, do?v^ dur, dus, Prejixes 
 denotmg Bad, ill, wicked. 
 2. difficult. 3. inferior, vile. 
 
 dodoh durangi, adj. Differently 
 coloured on both sides, as 
 some cloths. 
 
 dodsp^cTo durabhyasa, s. A bad 
 habit or practice. 
 
 dodojj duraya, see ^^o. 
 
 rfoD"si5e)d duracara, s. A bad 
 custom or usage. 2. wicked 
 conduct. 
 
 djD^ J, duratme, s. An evil spirit. 
 2. a wicked man. 
 
 cJ0Da)53jS)^2;aN duralocane, s. Wick- 
 ed thoughts. 
 
 doDD^ durase, s. Covetousness. 
 
 2. a vain or forlorn hope, 
 unattainable desire. 
 
 doD;^ durita, s. Sin, transgres- 
 sion. 
 
 dodo23 duruji, .y^^ Ti^i^^f. 
 
 dodoc^ duruda, ^^^ c^^v^. 
 
 ti^^T^:^'^ durubi, adj. Inebriating. 
 2. surfeiting. —^-^ inebria- 
 tion; surfeit. 
 
 dorfoe:)^ durubini, see c^83r^. 
 
 do dot^^z^i durubija, see cljeSer&f. 
 
 ti^it^ir^:^ durusu, see cl3?i)r. 
 
 T^t:)^^^ durustu, s. Kepairs, im- 
 provement, adj. Proper, well, 
 right, -^'^o^?^ to repair, mend, 
 put in order. 
 
 djdo^durula, adj. Wicked. —^^ 
 wickedness. 
 
 djC)0«? durule, s. A wicked man. 
 
 T^:ii\T durga, s. A castle, hill-fort. 
 2. see rfo7\r. 
 
 doriroi^ durg^andha, s. A stench, 
 fetid smell. 
 
 dorl rej, do^rei durgata, dur- 
 ghata, adj. Difficult of attain- 
 ment, insurmountable. —53 
 cxi>r an object difficult to ac- 
 complish. 
 
 do/lr Jj durgati, s. A bad destiny, 
 misery. 2. hell. 
 
 T^ t:^ ^ oj J durgalaya, .y. A tern pie 
 of Durgi. 
 
 doriF durgi, s. A name of Parvati. 
 2. the name of a female. 
 
 dortorc9 durguna, s. A bad dis- 
 position or temper, corrupt 
 nature, adj. Ill-natured. 
 
CJOT^F durge 
 
 325 
 
 c^0(^^ dushki 
 
 z:^^f\F durge, see zid'hF. 
 
 dJ2^r durci, s. A sheet of paper. 
 
 2. see j3j3s3r. 
 cJJt^r^durJana, ^.Wicked people. 
 
 doss^FsS durjati, s. A disreput- 
 able caste. 
 
 CJ023r durji, see AoaSr. 2. ^^^ ^SjaaSr. 
 
 doe;jro^ durjil^, see ^SjsaSr. 
 
 docJr^ durdase, s. Misfortune, 
 ill-luck. 
 
 did^Fdi durnadate, s. Bad con- 
 duct. 
 
 dOc^F^ durnudi, s. A bad word. 
 
 z:^:iZ^F^ durbala, s. Weakness, 
 impotency. adj. Weak, im- 
 potent; helpless. 
 
 dJ2:)F?i durbini, s. A telescope. 
 
 d02:)^F2d durbija, s. lit. A bad 
 
 seed. adj. Of bad family, of 
 
 disreputable descent. 
 
 cl)20jr£) durbuddhi, s, A wicked 
 9 
 mind, bad disposition. 2. folly, 
 
 want of sense. 
 
 dozSjS^Fq^fS durbodhane, s. Bad 
 advice. 
 
 CJo^F^ durbhikshe, s. Scarcity, 
 famine. 
 
 ti^i-^^^Th durmati, s. The fifty-fifth 
 year of the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 2. an evil mind. 
 
 dodoF^?^* durmanasiji, s. A bad 
 mind. 
 
 ti^it^^Tt^ durmarana, ^. An un- 
 timely death, death by acci- 
 dent. 
 
 dos^j^FriF durmlrga, s. Wicked- 
 ness, vice. 
 
 do DoF J durmitre, .'^. A bad friend. 
 
 dosJJOFSJ durmukha, s. An angry 
 
 face. 
 doSjOOF^) durmukhi, s. The thir- 
 tieth year in the Hindu cycle 
 
 of sixty. 
 doo3j3^Fd^ duryodane, s. The 
 
 elder of the Kuru princes. 
 do^FS^j durlabha, adj. Dilficult 
 
 of attainment, scarce, rare. 
 doss'SFiF durvarte, s. Bad news. 
 djSTSF?;)?^ durvasane, s. A stink, 
 
 stench. 
 dos^oFo:^o durvyaya, see c^o^rodo. 
 dos^oFi^c^ durvyasana, s. A bad 
 
 habit, evil practice. 
 dj^Fo;jj durvraya, ^. A useless 
 
 expense, squandering, waste. 
 dOniOF dursu, .s-. Kockets; also 
 
 cl3?ior8OTr-3. 2. see c5o"rfo?jo . _80o 
 
 c^o) to fire rockets. 
 T^^^ShOi dullodi, s. A kind of 
 
 necklace. 
 dosra^F^ dusmane, s. An enemy, 
 
 opponent. rfo^^^j^ enmity, 
 
 hostility. 
 do^^^ dussila, s. A bad dispo- 
 sition or practice. 
 dj^doF dushkarma, s. An evil 
 
 deed, crime, sin. rfo^i^^^ a 
 
 wicked man. 
 do^s? dushkale, s. A great thief. 
 
 dj3s;"^^ dushkala, s. 
 
 time 
 do^S^^^F dushkirti, s. Infamy. 
 
 bad name. 
 
 28 
 
 An evil 
 2. famine, scarcity. 
 
cjjs^, dusta 
 
 326 
 
 cJJ3dj duru 
 
 rfj^ dushta, adj. Bad, wicked, 
 depraved. 2. low, vile. -Xor©, 
 —2(33^ a bad disposition. ~^^ 
 wickedness, depravity. -20j 
 a an evil mind; a minister 
 so called. — ^j«)Ar wicked 
 conduct. --^^A a wild beast, 
 mischievous animal. . 
 
 dt:)'^, dushte, s. A wicked or bad 
 man. 
 
 cjo^d dustara, adj. Difficult, 
 trying, hard. 
 ' do^d dustale, s. An unhappy 
 man; a bad man. 
 
 do4i> dustu, ^. A suit of clothes. 
 
 di^^To.zp'B^ dusvabhava, s. An evil 
 disposition, ill-nature. 
 
 rfj?oor1 dussanga, s. Bad compa- 
 ny or intercourse; evil com- 
 panions. 
 
 ciJSceJ dunta, see Xjsow. 
 
 cJJSod dunde, ^^^ zSjsozf. 
 
 ciJ3oe3, rfJS)oE3e3^ dumbe, dumbely, 
 
 see Ti/soeoo. 
 JrfJS23 duji, ^. A needle, pin. 
 
 -=5^^ a magnet, --^o-d the 
 
 tinian pine. 
 Jds/sr^o^ duduni, see N>j3?ro^. 
 CJJSvB duti, ^. A pimp, procuress. 
 
 2. a female messenger. 
 dtJ^i dute, ^. A messenger, spy. 
 
 j2e^^ an angel, oi:^!)— the 
 
 messenger of death. 
 dJ3CJjdudu,^^6'2ijs2S. 2.see'^Jiido. 
 dJSsJ, dJ5)3Jf^ dupa, dupana, see 
 
 -^rfJS)s3 dupe, s. Food laid out for 
 
 the dead; a mound marking 
 the burial place of a Stidra. 
 2. a temporary shed, covered 
 with awnings, for offering 
 oblations to the manes of 
 deceased Stidra. — rf ^o"rf a 
 field in which such a mound 
 or shed has been raised, -rf 
 J^^s^ oblations of boiled rice 
 offered to the manes of a 
 deceased Stidra. —K -sij^Ov^to 
 prepare such food. —K ^^ ^ 
 to serve such food; to serve 
 a person with a large quanti- 
 ty of food. 
 dJSz^f^ dubina, s. A comb. 
 C^JSd diira, s. Distance, adj'. 
 Distant, remote. cljs^jsXo— 
 very far. -cjdoSo a low-caste 
 man; a man come from a 
 distance, -nuf a female in 
 her menses; a low-caste wo- 
 man. -^^ foresight ; long- 
 sighted. — "djeJAr, — ?J5a a long 
 way. -o\)o;^^ to stand at a 
 distance. — ^°L^^ to go far, 
 move further. — 20ja-do^ to 
 be deferred, delayed. ~-Ti:>'^\ 
 ^ to separate ; to shun. 
 
 JdJ5D"3y diirata, s. Aspersing, 
 calumniating ; complaining. 
 
 JdJSdo diiru, s. Aspersion, blame, 
 reproach. 2- a complaint. 
 _??j3Sjr^, _;jif^^ to complain. 
 — srozli^ to accuse, blame, 
 censure. 
 
 JciJSdOc3c)o3j durunaye, i". An ac- 
 cuser, censurer, complainant. 
 
cSj^ do duru 
 
 327 
 
 d^ dekka 
 
 JdJSuO^ duruni (^&), i'. a. To 
 accuse, complain ; to blame, 
 reproach, censure. 
 
 lliS)6s5 diirele, see rfjsx^of^^oSo. 
 
 Z^S)^F:i^ durtatana, s. Crafti- 
 ness. 
 
 CJJSir durte, s. A deceiver. 
 
 dJS^=^ dushake, s. A blasphem- 
 er. 
 
 CJJS^cl dushane, s. Cursing. 2. 
 censure, reproach. :2?^— blas- 
 phemy. 
 
 dJS(^^^) dushipuni (c^js^), z'. (3;. 
 To blaspheme. 2. to blame, 
 censure, reproach. 
 
 CJJ5?;jo dusu, s. Fine powder; 
 
 Jrfjs;^o^ dusuni (^j^oj), ^. ^. To 
 spill, sprinkle. 
 dJS?525^ dusel^, s. Powder, dust. 
 adj. Powdered, dusty. 
 
 v^CJJS^ dull, see-'-^^'^o. 2 /a dis- 
 picable person. 3. a high num- 
 ber. —t>il, -.tjT^ unreliable. 
 
 >/dJS^o dulu, see s^js^o. 
 
 cl?^ dri^ki^, .?. The eye. 2. sight, 
 seeing. 
 
 c^xS^ dri^dha, 6\ Firmness, sta- 
 bility. 2. certainty. <3;^'. Firm, 
 stable. -^^ firmness; truth- 
 fulness. -Tio^o^^ to affirm, 
 declare; to fix, make certain. 
 
 cl^^=5^dra dri^dhikarana, s. Con- 
 firmation. 
 
 dx^ drushta, adj. Visible, appa- 
 rent. 
 
 Co^S"3,o^ dr^shtanta, s. An ex- 
 
 ' ample, illustration, evidence. 
 -=^js^r^ to exemplify, illus- 
 trate. 
 
 cl<^ drushti, s. Sight, seeing. 
 2. an eye. 
 
 doA^ deng:^, J. A hiding place. 
 
 donD^^ dengavuni, c. v. {of-&o 
 Ao^) To cause to be hidden, 
 concealed; hide, conceal. 
 ^dorlo^ denguni (c3oK), v. n. To 
 be hidden, concealed, lie in 
 ambush. 
 
 dorid dengele, s. One who hides, 
 
 a refugee. 
 
 >/dcE3 denji, s. A crab, -kjd^ an 
 
 abscess between the thumb 
 
 and the forefinger, ^c^e;— , 
 
 i::^oo^Oj'do_, ^:^^ _, ^ts^sFr?— , are 
 some of the species of crab. 
 
 do^S denjeli, s. A kind of um- 
 brella made of palm leaves. 
 
 dob^ dent\jL, ^^^ cicO. 
 
 doF^ra dennana, ^^^ stot^?^. 
 
 do 200 dembu, see disosoo. 
 
 dods^^ dembel^, ^^^ Ascd^. 
 
 d^eJo^^ dekkattuni (^^e^)' ^•^• 
 To shuffle, or move in a slo- 
 venly manner, as a person in 
 a tight dress or when the foot 
 is entangled in anything. 
 
 d^j\ dekkatti, s. A kind of nut- 
 cracker used for cutting the 
 areca-nut into pieces. 
 
 d^oSo dekkayi, ^. The betrothal 
 badge, —^wo^^ to put the same 
 on the person of a bride. 
 
 28* 
 
d^ dekka 
 
 328 
 
 desj devg 
 
 c3^6, d^D*^, d^do dekkare, 
 J dekkar^, dekkaru, s. The space 
 
 between the legs, when they 
 
 are apart. adv. Between 
 
 the legs. 
 d^^e3 dekkaji, s. A kind of 
 
 bracelet. 
 d'5"S5fl dekkane, adv. Tightly. 
 d^'s^s^ir^ dekkavuni, c. v. (of ^ 
 
 ^0J^>) To cause to wash, 
 d-^dekki, ^. Space, room, place. 
 dxS'sX^ dekkuni (^^^), v. a. To wash 
 
 (anything except clothes), 
 
 lave, cleanse. 
 d^vi^o dekkulu, see ^-^^fj^^js^^o. 
 d =3^0)0 dekkuli, s. Irregular 
 
 teeth, projecting teeth. 
 d=^ dekke, see jSjso^. 
 dsj|^5j^ deppavuni, c, v. (pf^A^^^ 
 
 To cause to take, 
 dc^ deppu, see M^. 2. see 
 
 d^^ deppuni (^), v. a. To take, 
 receive; of. -Rs^^. 6^E s:s 
 ^^ to abolish, take away, put 
 aside; to pull out; to remove, 
 dismiss. 
 /dd debbe, see rfsS.. 
 
 doSod deyiva, j^^ ^5^^. 
 ddorioSo derangayi, .y^^ /^eStysoso. 
 dogr^ derpuni (c2^), j;. /j. To 
 
 lift, raise. 
 Jd4 devva, j. A demon, evil 
 
 spirit. 
 
 d^, d?3 dese, dese, s. Condition, 
 state. 2. fortune, luck. 
 
 d^G^ desedd^, />^^//. From, by, 
 on account of, for. 
 
 d^-^ deki, s. Nicety. 2. manage- 
 ment or foresight, adj. Nice, 
 good. 
 
 d^n^ deg^, see odoSo. 
 
 d^ti deja, ^^^ i?3^. 
 
 d^d debe, 5. A quarrelsome 
 woman. 
 ' d^D-^eJ derata, s. Driving. 
 Jd^dj^ deruni (j3e&), 7/. a. To 
 drive, drive away. 
 d^^ dela, .y. A small temple, 
 2. God. — Aoo-rf the idol's 
 apartment in a temple. sroe3 
 ;6^Sfroo3o jjoe; rfjs'do'^ a man 
 bereft of his child blasphemes 
 against God. 
 d^^oljsejo, delantottu, s. A 
 
 Brahmin's house. 
 d^^odo^d, d^e^ogrfdelandapuda, 
 delapuda, s. A temple pigeon. 
 d^zi deva see ^3?^. 2. the male 
 
 organ, 
 d^^od devanda, adj. Pertaining 
 to temples. — 4«?t^o a small 
 kind of tiles. 
 d^s^§- devaki, s. Krishna's 
 
 mother. 
 d^drlra devagana, s. The race 
 
 of gods. 
 des^^=^, d^si^a?^ devadike, de- 
 vadige, ^. One of the caste of 
 musicians. 
 d^d3c)2^r?2 devatarcane, s. Wor- 
 ship of a god. 
 
d^d deva 
 
 329 
 
 d^s^ desa 
 
 d^dJ devate, s. A demi-god. 
 d^;J4 devatva, s. Divinity; 
 
 godhead. 
 d^s^Co^ devadatta, adj. Given 
 
 by God. 
 d^dcs^D^, d^dc3D6devadar^, de- 
 
 vadare, s, A cedar. 
 d^ddJSi devadute, s. An angel. 
 d^s^dA^36 devadroha, s. Aposta- 
 
 cy, heresy. 
 d^^^^sjj devanama, s. The 
 
 name of God, [phemy. 
 
 d^^^od devaninde, s. Blas- 
 d^d^eS devapuje, s. Adoration 
 
 of God, divine worship. 
 d^^3i3^ devapratishthe, s. The 
 
 consecration of an idol. 
 d^sieo^d devabare, s. A superior 
 
 kind of plantains. [votion. 
 d^ds^^ devabhakti, s. Piety, de- 
 d^s^sjj^ devabhakte, s. A pious 
 
 man, a devotee. 
 d^s^^ooC3E)d devamandara, s. A 
 
 kind of flower. 
 d^^^jsrir devamarga, s. God's 
 
 ways. 2. pious behaviour, 
 d^^jdoridevaranga, s. The centre 
 
 of a temple. 
 d^s^ase£ devaraje, s. Indra. 
 d^s^dJS^^ devaloka, s. Heaven. 
 d^s^Oc^ devalya, see ^^^-^xsjcoo. 
 
 d^drCl devasa, s. Temple-lands 
 
 or property. 
 d^^rjdodorl devasamaranga, s. 
 
 Presence; God's presence. 
 d^si^iudosJrfl devasamarpane, s. 
 
 Offering to God. 
 
 d^d^j-S) cSdevasthana, s. A temple. 
 d^S3^o'ri devanga, s. A Lingayat 
 
 class of weavers. 2. an ape. 
 
 _c3Do3o one of the weaver 
 
 class. 
 d^S3Dp^^ devadhina, s. Death. 
 
 adv. In God's disposal. -^ 
 
 h^ to die. 
 d^S3^Di)q5c^devaradhane,i". Divine 
 
 worship. 
 d^SjD^oJjdevalaya, s. A church; 
 
 a temple. 
 d^^ devi, s. A goddess. 2. Par- 
 
 vati. 3. a queen. -^^^ the 
 
 Sakti worship. 
 d^^O, d^^c)a deviri, devari, s. 
 
 A Brahmin's dress. 
 d^^D^ dever^, ^. God. 2. an 
 
 honorific title, applied to 
 
 persons of rank. ^^^^ ^aocijr 
 
 a sacred work or undertaking. 
 d^d^od^ devendre, s. Indra. 
 d^S desa, s. A country, land, 
 
 territory, district, region. — /^e 
 
 a one who has left his 
 
 country, an exile. —BoXof^ 
 
 to travel. 
 d^SzpD^ desabhashe, s. The 
 
 language of a country. 
 
 dp^E^,3^, desabbrashta, s. Trans- 
 it ej ' . 
 portation, expatriation. 
 
 d^^^ desasthe, s. A native, 
 
 inhabitant. 2. a class of 
 
 Brahmins. [country. 
 
 de^soA desantra, s. A foreign 
 
 d^3^o^desantri, s. A foreigner: 
 
 a traveller. 
 
d^Sc) desa 
 
 330 
 
 dJSo^o donku 
 
 c3^25e)25"sd desacara, s. The custom 
 
 of a country, local usage. 
 ^^3^y^ desatana, s. Travels; 
 
 travelling. 
 cS^sf-s^^^a, c3^3t)5)3J3 desadhi- 
 
 kari, desadhipati, s. A sovereign 
 
 ruler. 
 c3^3D02)0 desayi, s. A chief man 
 
 among the Lingayats. 
 d^srsdd, des^;3^d desavara, de- 
 
 savara, adj. Foreign, exotic. 
 
 s, A present, gift, alms. 
 c3^^ dese, see ^^. 
 6^So desya, adj. Local, of or 
 
 belonging to a country. -epD^^,, 
 
 d^3d deha, s. The body. — rfo^^?? 
 corporal punishment, pe- 
 nance, mortification. 
 
 deSo dehi, adj. Having a body, 
 corporeal. 
 Jc3\dei, s. A plant, young tree. 
 
 cS-io^ deindi, s. The name of a 
 tree. 2. a staff, stick. 
 
 d^d deinde, see Qoof. 
 
 Apd deinde, see zio^r:. 
 
 c|^^Q, dio deitya, deitye, ^. A 
 titan, demon, giant. — ^^r 
 a giant's deed ; a wicked act. 
 
 c3>;^, t3)No deina, deinya, s. Mean- 
 ness, humility, servility. 2. 
 poverty, adj. Mean, humble, 
 lowly. 2. cringing, servile. 
 — 2p^^ humble disposition. 
 
 A^^ deipuni, j^?^ ^^^^. 
 
 d)OJj deiya, ^^t cSj^^. ^v^^i^ a 
 gift ^r offering to demons. 
 
 Tioi^^ divine 
 
 ^•djo^s^ treasure devoted to a 
 deity. 
 dj^oJo 0=5^^1 deiyankade, <^^z'. To- 
 wards god or a demon, s. An 
 inclosure of an idol. 2. the 
 name of a village. 
 Co\Cdo^6 deiyare, s. The name of 
 
 a demon. 
 do^.F, c3)do deirya, ^^^ s^^oiior. 
 N/d;j deiva, ^. A deity; God. 2. 
 an evil spirit, a demon. 3. 
 destiny, fate. adj. Divine, ce- 
 lestial, —r^^^^—^o^ a divine 
 act. -^a^j5, 
 origin, God's will, 
 ordained by God. -X3, -odo^^, 
 — oSjseA fate, God's decree. 
 — Aor® divine nature. — ^U<f3, 
 — rioijioWES God's help. -20e; 
 divine strength. — "siwso the 
 face of God ; divine grace. 
 d)Zy?)^^^ deivadhlna, adj. Sub- 
 ject to God's will. s. Fate, 
 God's decree; death. 
 d)p^=^ deivika, adj. Divine. 
 d^pjj^ deisuni, see ^i^Tio^. 2. see 
 
 d^o^ donka, see &jto^. 
 
 c3jSo=3' donka, adj. Tall. — eos;*^^) 
 
 to grow tall. 
 dJSo^^^Sc^ donkdvuni, c. v. {of 
 
 ;3jao3^o^) To cause to tread, 
 
 trample. 
 dJSo^SD?;*^ donkas\;i, see d®o?r. 
 >/dJSo=3'jc^ donkuni (cSj^c^), 7'. tz. 
 
 To tread, trample. •si^os;^ — 
 
 a Pariah woman to become 
 
 pubescent, vlg. 
 
c3j3o^ donke 
 
 331 
 
 c3J3=f, dokke 
 
 XT 
 
 dJ3o€, c3jSo=ac^ donke, donkeli^, 
 
 see ^o^. 
 c5j3o^o^ donkeliji, s. What has 
 ^ been trodden, adj. Trodden, 
 P trampled. 
 c3J5o/io^ donguni, see rfoAj^. 
 dJSo^ donte, see ^Sjseoa 
 cSjSo^ dondi, ^^^ <::ic>ozk>. 
 -^cSj3orl donde, j. The throat. 
 _?j^4^ (/^V. to wet the throat) 
 to drink, allay thirst. 
 c3Je)or3 donna, s. Self-confidence. 
 — T^T? a man carrying a club ; 
 a self-confident man. 
 dj?)oras3^ donnappe, s. A self- 
 confident or conceited man. 
 si'cSJScrl donne, s. A cudgel, club,, 
 mace. 
 dJSodsS^ dondappe, s. A com- 
 panion. 
 4di3oa dondi, s. A small torch 
 made of a rag. 
 CoJScrfj dondu, ^. A couple, pair. 
 
 2. ^^^ d®os^^. 
 dJ?)oc5^D dondepuri, see ^jscd^D 
 under ^jsod. 
 IcSjSo^ donne, i". A cup made of 
 plantain leaves, etc. — ^yj^^i 
 to make such a cup. 
 cSjSodi dompa, s. Apandal, shed, 
 temporary covering of matted 
 palm leaves, etc. ; cf. ei^TJ. 2. 
 a frame-work of bamboos, etc. 
 erected for training a creeper. 
 —T^ 55eot5 Cynamopsts psora- 
 lotdes, a kind of bean, -ziz^o 
 the annual festival of a demon 
 
 celebrated under a pandal. 
 -zd sojaT^o the succulent creeper 
 purslane, Basella rubra; cf. 
 
 dJSoojodoj^ dompiyuni {^si>clS)^ 
 v.n. To stumble. 
 -/dJSo?^ dombi, ^. A mob, rabble. 
 
 / 2. a riot, uproar, ^tto^ a 
 rioter, turbulent man. 
 
 c5J5o^JO dombu, s. Sunshine, heat 
 of the sun. — ^oi;^jt5 mirage. 
 —^£p:i4^ the heat to decrease. 
 — Ao zjt>r^^ to expose to the 
 sun. — 20js-do?) the sun to 
 shine. — ss^o^ the sun to 
 strike. =^ciD— very hot. ^?j5— 
 the morning sun. ^ocsoo— ,the 
 evening sun. ^i^^ twilight. 
 
 cSJSoSooa dombudi, see ^o'd6. 
 JdJ3o23 dombe, ^. A tumbler, 
 rope-dancer. — ^w tumbling, 
 rope-dancing. -"^ eSo^ a 
 female tumbler. 
 
 do's 22 o^, dJSozSjs© dombel^, 
 domboli, ^. A chap, cleft in 
 the surface of the earth. 
 JdJ3osJo6 dommare, see cSjsod. 
 
 dj?)o?o domsa, see qi^o?j. 
 
 dJS^c^^^o-^o, dJ3^j,^J dokkina- 
 kulu, dokkulu, s. A mode of 
 addressing high caste people 
 by Pariahs. 
 
 dJ5=^ dokke, s. Breath; breath- 
 ing. ~^h^^ — ^S'jsT^J^, --2^hF^ 
 
 —^ zyb^ to revive. — 'Sraodoo^, 
 _s:;)TJo^ to cease to breathe; 
 to expire. — oSo^o,^, _^o^^ to 
 palpitate. 
 
djsri dogga 
 
 332 
 
 c3jsd dori 
 
 dJSr^s:^ doggal^, ^. Kneeling. 
 
 — stotI)^, -20.^Tio^ to kneel. 
 dJSri^ dog'gu, adj. Kneeling. 
 
 ^tj^do lit. saluting on one's 
 
 knees; submission, yielding. 
 
 —li^y^o zji>iki^ to submit, yield. 
 JdJSTij ^ dogg^uni (^^^^), "'• ^. To 
 
 kneel. 
 djsr^p© sjd^ doggoli padpe, s. 
 
 A short kind of the vegetable 
 
 Amarantiis oleraceus. 2. the 
 
 purslane. 
 dJStiO^ dojjal^, s. Uncleanli- 
 
 ness; rubbish. - 
 
 JdJtt;iJ^ dojjuni (^-^^), v.?i.To 
 
 stammer]/ to hesitate. 
 c3j5^ dojje, s. A stammerer. 
 dj?)^, dotte, ^^^ j:^o4 . 
 CjvJ3c^=ct'*' dodak^, ^^Z/". Perplexed, 
 
 confused. 2. broken, damaged. 
 dsissi dode, s. A greedy man; 
 
 ^. ^jhTid. 2. ^^^ j3j3etf. 3. see 
 
 ^jS. —j^^ greediness. 
 J dJS(i dodda, «^*. Great, large. 
 
 z3jsc6ocI doddanne, s. An elder 
 
 brother. 
 djacaOvB doddanti, s. Birthday. 
 
 dJSra rsc3Do3j doddanadaye, ^. A 
 
 powerful man. 
 dJSi^^oSo, J^jsz^ o3o doddappaye, 
 
 doddaye, s. A father's elder 
 
 brother. 
 CoJSCad doddare, s. A kind of 
 
 rice, 
 
 JdS)ii6, dJid doddale, dodle, s. 
 A wild orange, Atalantta 
 Monophylla, 
 
 JdJ3drv^?^, doddastige, s. Great- 
 ness, loftiness. 2. riches, 
 power. 3. ostentation, pride. 
 dj^c^o doddu, see zioT^ . 2. see 
 
 dJ3rl dodde, see ^^. 
 ~^dj^£^^^ donelyi, s. A club. 
 
 djsrs doniia, see ^jsoc©. 
 ^dJ3d dodde, ^^^ ^js^. 
 
 dJS^o^ donel^, ^^<? :3jsj66. 
 
 dJSsS, doppe, ^. A kind of grass. 
 
 z3j52J30 dobari, see rfo2a;)5. 
 
 dJ^iX dobbi, see t^83^. ..^ 
 
 JcSjszoo^ dobbu, s. Pushing, shov- 
 
 /dJSicA^ dobbuni (^^^), 7'. 72. To 
 push, shove, put off. 
 
 dJ30o=g^ dorank^, .y^^ cSjaT^K. 
 >/dJSdo=ajQ^ dorankuni, ^^^ cSjs-dg^o^. 
 
 coJSdo/Y dorang^, ^^^ :3ja-dK. 
 
 djsdorf^T^, dJsdocSjsOr^ do- 
 randalige, dorandolige, s. Self- 
 praise, egotism, elation. 
 
 v/dJSd^^sJ^ dorakavuni, c. 7\ (of 
 dmd'^o^'j To cause to obtain ; 
 to procure. 
 
 JdJ^^'^op dorakuni (d^T^F), v.n, 
 & e. dat. To be got, obtained, 
 procured, found. 
 dJSC^=^ dorake, see ^J3"d^. 
 
 €iS)tT\^ dorag]^, adj. Coarse, 
 
 rough. 
 dJSd?^ dorasty, see c^T^o?io^. 
 
 cSjsD dori, adj. Poured, as corn, 
 
 etc.\ cf. dft5odoo?). 
 cSjso?3'ss3^ doripavuni, c. v. {of 
 
 cSjsb^^) To cause to flow down, 
 
dJ3D dori 
 
 333 
 
 cSJS^do dodu 
 
 run out, or run over as corn, 
 
 etc. 
 v^JSOog^ doripuni (^js^), v. a. 
 To shoot out as corn, etc., 
 from a sack or bundle. 
 '^dJSDOJoo^ doriyuni (^^S), 'V. n. 
 "To flow down, run out, or 
 run over as corn, etc., from 
 a sack ^r bundle. 2.'^to 
 fall, as rain, to shower, s/to 
 feel a limb heavy. 
 N^jsd dore, ^^^ sp^'^- 
 t^T^T, dJStSro^ dorjji, dorjili^, ^. 
 
 A kind of rafter. 
 c^jslr^^ dorteli^, adj. Partially 
 empty or loose, as a bundle 
 of rice. 
 dJS^r^, coJ^^ooF^ dorpuni, dor- 
 buni, see i^js&s^o). 
 ^cSj?)^c=3^o^ d^lankuni (d^<^c^), 
 ^. ^. To relax, loosen. 
 dJ5^3 dollu, t?^'. Useless, un- 
 profitable, vain. 2. empty, 
 void. 3. see zSjs^^.^. 
 J^jsd dolle, s. Saliva, spittle. 
 
 —tj^-do^ to cough hard. 
 /dJS^o^, cSjs^oo^o^j dolank^, do- 
 lunku, «^'. Loose, lax. .9. 
 Looseness; also d©s^oo=^^. 
 —^133 a to tie loose ; to 
 slacken. 
 >/cSjS^oo=ao^ dolunkuni (As'^oo^), 
 z'. ;2. *To be loose, lax;' be 
 bruised. 
 dJ?)'^ dole, see ^sie>. 
 dJS^o^c^ dolpuni, see -^.^^^j^. 2. 
 
 dJS^a dollu, ^^6^ ^^"^i- 
 /dJS^ dolle, see rS^f^. 
 dJS^o^?^^ dontasu, s. A tall 
 man; ^. iSjs^oa 
 idJ?)eol3 donti, J. A long pole 
 with a hook to pluck fruit. 
 dJ?)^o'o3donte,^.Tallness, length. 
 2. a tall man. adj. Tall, long. 
 -?fDS long legs. -^5 a long 
 worm. 
 cSJS^od^ dondala, see :^?cd^^^. 
 
 dJ5^=^j doku, ^^^ ■^^^^^. 
 7dJSer1 doga, ^. Crawling. 
 YdJS^rio^ doguni (^^eK), -.'.^?. To 
 crawl on hands and knees or 
 in a sitting posture. I 2. to 
 grub up grass. 
 
 dx^y data, see ^j5?w. 
 
 dJS^^ dote, see ^^o^. 
 
 i^^^^xi^ dodane, :?. Furniture, etc. 
 
 dJS^^oJoo^ dodiyuni (^?a), v.n'. 
 To arrange. 2. to collect, 
 gather, provide, store; cf. ^ 
 
 dJ?.^<^ dode, ^. A talkative 
 woman. 
 ^dJS^r^ doni, ^. ^A boat. 2. a 
 spirited or quarrelsome wo- 
 man. 
 
 dJ^^cl done, see c2jso?6. 
 
 dJSe J dotra, ^. A Hindu's lower 
 garment, the cloth wrapped 
 round the loins. -^ ^o23 the 
 colored borders of such a 
 garment. 
 
 dJSecSj dodu, adj. Thin, watery. 
 
dJS^c3 dode 
 
 334 
 
 Zj^.i^ draksha 
 
 dJt^cSo^ dodel^i, s. Thinness. 
 
 djs^e^ dobi, s. A washerman. 
 
 dJS^d dora, see to^t^. 
 
 cSJS^d^CT doraka, see uD^'dg'. 
 
 dJS^dcl dorane, see ^j^e^^ 
 
 c3j5eO dori, J-. A rope. 
 
 dS!^T5 dore, ^. A kind of gold 
 bracelet. 2. the thread used 
 for fastening a knife to 
 the legs of a cock in cock- 
 fighting. 
 
 dJ5^6^^o5o dorekayi, s. A ripe 
 fruit. 
 
 dJS^rtroc:^ dorg^anda, see rfoXry. 
 
 dJ3^e;o^, djs^^rio^ dolante, do- 
 lagante, s. A drum and bell, 
 bell-drum. 
 JdJ^^O doll, see ^.«es5. 
 
 dJS^^o dolu, s. A drum. — eoo^ 
 a pot-belly, -rf ^tj the hollow 
 cylinder or hemisphere of a 
 drum. 
 
 dJS^?3 dole, s. A man with a pot- 
 belly. 
 
 dJS^^, cSjs^Psj dosha, dosa, ^. 
 Fault, defect, blemish. 2. sin, 
 offence, crime. 3. error, mis- 
 take. — "dSoii a man of unble- 
 mished character. 
 -/cjsQ^?3 dose, s. A cake of rice 
 flour. 
 
 rSxeQi, dosti, s. Friendship, inti- 
 macy. 2. a friend. 
 
 cSj?^^"^ dola, s. Desire. 2. the 
 lin plant. 
 
 cSjs^^ doli, see zSja?«5., 
 
 dJS^v^o dolu, see daecw. 
 
 cSjS^^ dolki, s. A small drum. 
 
 d^oaj dou'fjsa, see z^^cTi. 
 
 d^do doudu, s. A gallop. 2. a 
 
 quick motion. 3. arrogance. 
 
 4. speed, haste. cj^cs^cfsa 
 
 great haste. 
 ■s/z^d doude, s. The jaw, cheek. 
 
 ~K €j?>hF^ to slap the cheek. 
 z^^ douta, .?. Loss, destruction. 
 
 -■^0^0^?) to destroy. 
 (:f^«B douti, ^. An ink-stand. 
 
 d^c5oh, d^^oh dourangi, dou- 
 langi, s. A long coat 
 
 23^5^3^, z^6j^^o doulatu, doulo- 
 tu, s. Eule, government. 2. 
 pomp, ostentation. 
 
 C3^^o doulu, ^^^ ^ex). 
 
 C3^sS douve, ac/y. Toothless. 
 
 ^^zi dravida, see zs^^ri. 
 
 gs^n dravya, s. Wealth, proper- 
 ty, substance. 2. elementary 
 substance, namely: earth, 
 water, fire, air, ether, time, 
 space, soul, intellect. 
 
 ^^S"?^^ dravyase, j*. Love of 
 gold, avarice. 
 
 C3^^c^ dravida, adj. Dravidian 
 or Tamil. ~^^^ properly the 
 country from Madras to Cape 
 Comorin. — so^j^^r® a Brahmin, 
 native of the South of the 
 ' Vindya mountains. — epMone 
 of the Dravidian languages. 
 
 z^M . zz'?.'§ draksha, drakshe, s. 
 Grapes. — ^jaeU a vineyard. 
 —zxa-ri^ the grape vine, -"did 
 wine. 
 
dA^so droha 
 
 33; 
 
 i^d dhara 
 
 ds^.eza droha, i". Treason, treach- 
 ery, rebellion, revolt. ^^^^ 
 apostasy. ?Js^so_ treason. 
 j3^e^ an apostate, traitor, 
 betrayer. 
 
 d od dvandva, ^. A couple, pair. 
 2. strife, dispute. — orfoorf 
 single combat. -?d^:ra?j a form 
 of grammatical combination 
 of words. 
 
 C3-? d dvara, s. A door. — =^, — s:^ 
 e^^ a doorkeeper. 
 
 £3^,^^ dvaraka, s. The city where 
 Krushna, reigned. 
 
 a dvi, ^^'. Two 
 
 atsj dvija, «^'. Twice born. 
 s. The oviparous class of 
 animals, as birds, snakes, 
 fish, eU'., which are first born 
 in the shell or egg and then 
 produced from it. 
 
 ats-SsI dvijati, s. One of the 
 twice born castes. 
 
 DeE dvije, s. A Brahmin, whose 
 investiture with the sacred 
 thread is supposed to con- 
 stitute a second birth. 
 
 a^^ojo dvitlya, adj. Second. 
 ^^^^ the accusative case. 
 
 ^^^d dvipade, s. A metrical 
 composition in couplets. 
 
 asj-^a dvipadi, s. A biped. 
 
 a^ds^c^ dvivacana, s. The dual 
 
 number, ^ram. 
 a^^ dvividha, adj. Twofold. 
 a^d dvipa, .v. An island. 
 d e^ dvesha, s. Hatred, enmity. 
 
 ~Tk>^^^ to hate, detest. 
 d)i dveita, s. Dualism. —-^^ 
 
 a sect that regards God and 
 
 matter as distinct. ^3^^^ one 
 
 of this sect. 
 
 z^ dha, The thirty-second letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 d^ dhakka, see ^^^. —-^^-^ 
 
 a peremptory demand. 
 qS=^ dhakke, see ^'^^. 
 :^d dhade, see ^^. 2. see ^zf. 
 q^es dhani, ^^^ ^oi. 
 q^cl dhane, ^^^ ^?2. 
 qj^ dhana, ^. Riches, wealth, 
 
 property. — siS, q^^sD^siS Ku- 
 
 bera; a wealthy person. — ^o 
 
 ;^ a rich man. 
 
 DH 
 
 qS^ dhani, s. A proprietor 
 master, lord. 2. a wealthy 
 man. 3. see 4^0^- 
 
 j^^=§ dhanike, s. A wealthy 
 man. 
 
 2^^:). q$c^j?o-^ dhanu, dhanussu, s. 
 A bow. 2. the ninth solar 
 month. — ^^ the sign Sagit- 
 tarius. z^^oq!i>Fb an archer. 
 
 q^^^3^(;ijsJ3^ dham^dhumi^i, see h^ 
 
 qjd dhara, see c^^.' 
 
q^d dhara 
 
 336 
 
 (^1)6 dhare 
 
 z^^co^ dharan^, s. An old coin 
 equivalent to one Rupee. 
 
 q^des dharana, see t?3T^?6. 
 
 q5dr3, t^O^, q^ddharani, dharitri, 
 dhare, s. The earth. rj^rS^B a 
 king. 
 
 qi&:^o^, q^Oij?)r?o^ dharisuni, 
 dharitonuni (v^), ^. ^. To 
 wear, dress, put on, assume a 
 form. 2. to retain in mind, 
 hold. ©^3DTi— to become in- 
 carnate. A^F— to become 
 pregnant. ^■^^- to be silent. 
 
 qJdcF dharma, s. Justice. 2. 
 charity, liberality. 3. duty, 
 obligation. 4. usage, practice, 
 5. fitness, propriety. 6. vir- 
 tue, merit. -^^^ a wedding 
 in which the bridegroom in- 
 curs no expense. — ^^^ a 
 wedded wife. — -odoSo the 
 oldest of the Pandu princes ; 
 Yama. — a^^, a code of laws. 
 -^jsbF^, -Tio^^^ to give alms. 
 ^-do^^^ to do justice. 
 
 q$sJJ5)r?l)^ dharmanuje, s. A 
 charitable man. 
 
 q^^^jSFer, q^s^jsrq^F dharmarta, 
 dharmartha, adj. Gratuitous, 
 charitable, free. z^^j^fs^f 
 5, :;i;^j?)rijsrXo gratuitously, 
 freely, gratis. 
 
 qS^vj?rqi;:jr dharmadharma, ^. 
 Right and wrong. [judge. 
 
 qjSjJi)r^§c>Ddharmadhikari, s. A 
 
 qJiDor, qJ0jr3| dharmi, dharmi- 
 slithe, s. A charitable or liber- 
 al man. 
 
 q^Sj^ dhavala, adj. White, fair. 
 —•^^F white colour, 
 
 q^d^ dhavali, j. A white cow. 
 
 cp'^^^, 9^^o dhaty, dhatu, s. The 
 pulse. 2. any constituent 
 part of the body, as flesh, 
 blood, elc. 3. a primary or 
 elementary substance, as 
 earth, air, efc. 4. the proper- 
 ty of a primary element, as 
 odour, colour, eU. 5. a gram- 
 matical root. 6. a fossil or 
 mineral. 7. the tenth year 
 in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 ~^^ spermatorrhoea, emis- 
 sio seminis. —4^, full pulse ; 
 strength. 
 
 zp)^(^ dhanya, s. Grain, corn in 
 general. 
 
 qsDd^q^osjy dhami^dhum^, s. 
 Prodigality, dissipation. 2. 
 the noise of a drum or a 
 gun. 
 
 q5i)d dhara, see tro-d. 
 
 qradcl dharane, s. Price, charge. 
 2. holding, having, maintain- 
 ing, wearing. 3. keeping the 
 mind collected, breath sus- 
 pended, and all natural wants 
 restrained. 
 
 zp)Uz)di^ dharadatta, adj. Given 
 bypouring water on the hand. 
 -•di^j^^ to give by pouring 
 water on the hand. 
 J q]c)6 dhare, .y.-^Sharpness, as of 
 a knife, elc. 2. the stream of 
 a jet of water poured. 3. a 
 wedding ceremony. ~^i;^^) 
 
UD^ dhava 
 
 337 
 
 sJ^cdjF dheirya 
 
 to pour water efc. in a 
 stream. —-Bol^^ to solemnise 
 a wedding by pouring water 
 on the hands of the bride 
 and bridegroom- 
 
 ^dvB dhavati, s. Thirst, desire, 
 ardour, heat, hotness. 
 
 zpe)53 dhavu, s. Heat, warmth. 
 
 2. purse-pride, pride of wealth. 
 
 3. being care-worn from ex- 
 cessive love of money. 
 
 zp-5^ dhave, sec ^^^. 
 
 p^sio3, ^^s^oi dhimati, dhlmate, 
 s. A wise or intelligent man. 
 
 ^e^ dhira, cidj. Brave. 2. firm, 
 steady, —^^bravery, boldness, 
 firmness. 
 
 ^^6 dhire, s. A hero. 
 
 -Zj^jsS dhukku, see ^"^^^ 2. see 
 
 Z^)^d dhuttu, ^c;lj. Reproached, 
 reviled. 2. abandoned, de- 
 serted. 
 
 q^o^ dhuni, s. A river. 
 
 2^^0200 do 200 dhubudubu, i"^^ "rfo 200^^. 
 
 j^jd dhura, s. War. 
 
 ^ocJoqiO dhurandhara, adj. Pow- 
 erful, able. z^dT^oz^-6 a strong 
 or powerful man. 
 
 q^oD, q^oS=^ dhuri, dhurike, s. A 
 burden. 
 
 ^oO^ra dhurina, s. A bad disposi- 
 tion or mind. 
 
 q^odo dhuru, s. A yoke. 
 
 do =5^0 dhukshu, ad/. Elevated. 
 
 ^jS3i dhupa, s. Incense. — rf "^^Ti, 
 --3oy.6 a censer. -:^ -^-^ the 
 
 dammer tree Valeria indica ; 
 cf. ^oc2js<^}^. —^ ^jsodoFj its 
 resin. — ?:^o."^^ to burn in- 
 cense. 
 q^JS3joEOo«|g dhupambutti, see ^S) 
 
 ^JSo3c)d3, CjSjSaJe)vlr, SJ^i^og^^ 
 
 dhuparati, dhuparti, dhupundi, 
 .y. A censer. 
 
 qjJS^^^ dhupipuni (q^^^-), v. a. 
 To offer incense, burn in- 
 cense. 
 
 q^JSsJo dhuma, ^. Smoke. — =?f?^o 
 a comet. 
 
 q^JSsJo^ dhumala, see ij^js^oj. 
 
 q^J5s:^Js^vB dhumivati, see a^o 
 
 q^JSs^o dhumra, s. A sort of 
 purple colour compounded of 
 black and red. — ^^ tobacco. 
 
 q^JSsSo^ dhumre, s. The name of 
 a demon. 
 
 qSJS^r dhtirta, ^4/. Fraudulent, 
 crafty. — ^e^, — <^^^3 crafti- 
 ness; dissimulation. x^.-^-i.'F a 
 deceitful man. 
 
 q$J5)?oo dhusu, ^^^ ^^-o. 
 
 q^js;5s3^ dhuselij, see cij5?6^. 
 '^q^JSi^o dhulu, -y. Dust. -^r? 
 mildew; ^/. ^^^'^• 
 
 j^^^o dhenu, i". A milch cow. 
 
 ^^F^o=5^D, 2pc?^o=^ dhenukari, dhe- 
 nuke, s. A name of Krushna. 
 
 ^>pJor dheirya, s. Courage, 
 bravery. 2. firmness, steadi- 
 ness. — j^oSo a courageous 
 man, adventurer. — 3o?^ a 
 
 29 
 
djsd dhode 
 
 338 
 
 ^oa^ nandy 
 
 timid man, coward. — -rfos^Ov 
 
 ^ to take courage. 
 c^jJt'd dhode, see di^'S. 
 c^JSdodDri, (^JSdodST^dhoranda- 
 
 rige, dhorandalig-e, see d'a-dosi 
 
 J^JSd dhore, s. A master, lord, 
 king, ruler. 2. a European. 
 —^^ sovereignty, lordship, 
 mastership. — ?iso) a lady, 
 mistress. 
 
 ^JS^^s'j dhoku, see rfjse^o. 
 
 :^JS^d dhode, 5-£^^ d-se^. 
 
 c^JS^OcI dhorane, ^. Manner, way, 
 mode. 2. display. 3. prowess. 
 4. ability. 
 
 zp3 dhouta, adj. Washed, 
 cleansed, white. — sjoe^o 
 washed cloth. 
 
 zpih^ dhyana, s. Meditation, 
 reflection. ~t^:>^^^ to medi- 
 tate. 
 
 2ji3^^^^ dhyanipuni (v^^^), 7-. ;/. 
 To meditate, reflect. 
 
 q^^c^ dhvamsa, s. Loss, de- 
 " struction, extinction. ~tS:>^\ 
 a to destroy, desolate, anni- 
 hilate. 
 
 rf ti dhvaja, s. A flag, standard, 
 banner. 
 
 ri ^ dhvani, s. Sound, voice, 
 noise, report. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ?^ na, The thirty-third letter of 
 
 the alphabet. 
 ^0^^ nanku, (pron. dat. plur. 
 
 of N^o) To us. 
 Jc^oA^ nang^, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 — s3d5 useless paddy. 
 
 ic^orioS c^orlo^ nangar^, nangaly, 
 .y. An anchor. 
 
 J?iot3,r^o2^nanji,nanju,^. Poison. 
 2. puerperal convulsions. 3. 
 impurity in the blood, scro- 
 fulous tendency. 4. the af- 
 ter-birth. 5. envy, jealousy. 
 6. see t^oti. adj. Poisonous, 
 impure, unwholesome. -w) 
 O90 Menispermum cocculus; 
 any unwholesome fruit, -cro 
 
 N 
 
 o?o a man with a scrofulous 
 constitution ; a malicious 
 man. -.-^^6 a poisonous tree. 
 — ■rfoo<^o^ a poisonous thorn. 
 — T5j2eA a scrofulous disease. 
 — xiTO^^r, — -s^^i^o anything tend- 
 ing to deteriorate the quality 
 of blood. — i^-do^, — ^jt)-djr'i to 
 have puerperal convulsions. 
 rjo^iood nanjunde, s. A name of 
 Siva. 
 
 Jc^o^jfioyAi.^i f^3^^ nant^, nan- 
 tastigfe, nantu, s. Kin, rela- 
 tionship. 
 
 fiocs^ nandy* ^^j- Chronic, viru- 
 
 -i lent, festering. -^^2. shrunken, 
 
 shrivelled; also ?^crf. _ ^;3 
 
^o;:^ nanda 
 
 339 
 
 dampness. —4^ a festering 
 sore. —^ji'So a shrivelled 
 nose. — -sS^jS a slender spring 
 or fountain. ~^iioj^ to be- 
 come shrunken or shrivelled. 
 — K 20.^-do^ to become indu- 
 rated. 
 
 ^od> nanda, s. The foster-father 
 of Krishna; also ^jos^tRjs?^, ?io 
 dTj3c5o. _7;.^e3^oe; Krishna's 
 birth-place. 
 
 ^ocif^ nandana, ^. Delight, joy. 
 2. the twenty-sixth year in the 
 Hindu cycle of sixty. 3. 
 Indra's garden; a pleasure 
 garden; also ^o-u^^-^^. 
 
 F^oCJn nandane, s. A son. 
 
 fdodS=^ nandarike, s. A class of 
 Brahmins. 
 
 (dod^ nandala, ^. A lamp-post 
 in front of a temple. 
 
 cdocs^a^sj nandadlpa, s. A lamp 
 always kept burning before 
 an idol. 
 
 ^cD nandi, s, Ji bull. 2. one of 
 Siva's principal attendants; 
 also ^oti^^t^-3. 3. joy, plea- 
 sure. 4. the name of a man. 
 —■Rjt^^ the name of a demon; 
 the statue of a bull. — 2oy^€ 
 a kind of white flower. 
 
 cooS:^ nandini, ^. A daughter. 
 2. a celestial cow. 
 
 ?^o2«:C)3j nambaye, .y^^ J^oe!). 
 
 cdosoo^ nambar^, s. A number. 2. 
 a suit, case. 3. any criminal 
 proceedings. 4. an imputa- 
 tion, charge. 
 
 cdoSOD's^ nambarapu, see sscec 
 
 c^oeo^s^^ nambavuni, c.v. {of t^o 
 20o^j To make believe, in- 
 spire with confidence. 2. to 
 hoax, deceive. 
 /(dot^ nambi, s. A Vaishnava 
 priest; also ?io8!)odje)o3o, ?^o8!) 
 
 l-^otjfs nambige, s. Fidelity, 
 faithfulness, honesty, loyalty. 
 2. trust, confidence, belief, 
 faith. -trooSo a confidential 
 or trustworthy man. 
 ?doeoo^ nambudi, s^e ?^c20js5. 
 ^/(^o^oo^ nambuni (?:o^^), t. a. 
 To believe, trust, rely upon, 
 place confidence or faith in. 
 Jc^o2JJ?)0 namburi, s. A Brahmin 
 of Malabar. 
 c^oZoJSOr^ nambolige, sec •^o'^-R. 
 ^osjosj nammavu, see t^-^. 
 ^)o^J^^ nammike, i-^^ t^o^T(. 
 -^c^a^jjo^ nammuni, ^^<? ?^o20o^. 
 
 ^^ naka, ^. The shell of a fish. 
 
 cf. "^1^6^1)^020. 2. see ^so. 
 
 — AOcji a kind of perfume. 
 ^^DoJoo^) nakariyuni, see ^€tjo^. 
 
 co=s^2:^ nakal^, s. A copy, tran- 
 script. —6^^, —2Z-6l.^to copy, 
 transcribe; to take a copy. 
 ~-^:>^o^^ to make a rough 
 copy. 
 J^^C* nakali, s. Ridicule, satire, 
 caricature; imitation, adj. 
 Spurious, counterfeit. — asofj 
 a buffoon, satirist. — -sIj^j.^ 
 
 29* 
 
^^D naka- 340 ^^ nacca 
 
 2or 
 
 to ridicule, caricature; to 
 imitate. 
 
 c^s="5)& nakari, (2dj. Useless, worth- 
 less, adj. Inferior. 
 
 f^^o^ nakula, s. A mungoose. 
 2. the fourth of the five 
 Pandu princes. 
 
 ^^^ nakera, s. A nail, claw. 
 adj. Claw-like 
 
 (d^C)j?i nakeruni (?^^^), ^. n. 
 J To neigh. -^. to titter, giggle. 
 
 c^=d"3)SjooI3, nakkamutti, s. A sort 
 of gambling. 
 
 ^^sj^ nakkavuni, c. v. (of ^^Oj 
 n) To cause to lick. 
 Jc^^o.^ nakkuni (^^^), 2:'. «. To 
 
 lick, lap. 
 i?^=3*o^dj nakkuru, s. An earth- 
 worm. 33^^— a red worm. 
 
 ^=^do^ nakkeruni, see ^€-do^. 
 
 F^^.^o nakkelu, see 
 
 6 Q' 
 
 c^^d nakkele, s. 
 
 A man who 
 
 licks, especially the plate in 
 
 which food had been served. 
 
 2. a greedy man. 
 
 r^^,€) nakkeldi, s. An abandoned 
 
 woman. I.thefem.oftr^^^. 
 ^■^. nakra, s. A crocodile. 
 =3\e34^ nakrajittu, s. Vishnu's 
 
 o 
 
 weapon. 
 
 [kettle-drum. 
 
 N^CT.rfodpCi nakramaddoli, J. A 
 
 ?j=^jj nakru, ^tv 
 
 '^Oj-do. 
 
 oJ^ nakli, .y^?^ ?^?re5. 
 
 fgSj nakha, ^. A nail, talon, 
 claw. 2. a fragrant suhstance 
 resembling a nail. 
 
 cdsjrlo^ nakhaguti, s. A market 
 tax. 
 
 n^'SSj^ nakhavali, ^. A row, as 
 of nails. 
 
 ?^^ nakhi, s. A perfume. ^^*. 
 Having claws. 
 
 (dr»^^^ nagiipuni, see oif\^^. 
 Jc^rl nag^a, i". ^Jewels, ornaments- 
 2.N/goods, property. 3. a ' 
 mountain. 4. a sailing vessel 
 or craft, -v^ Vishnu. 
 
 ^rics^ nagad^, adj. Fibrous; nap- 
 py. 2. overgrown. 
 
 f^r1c3^, ^rla nagadiji, nagadi, s. 
 Ready money, cash. — ^as^r^ 
 to pay in cash. 
 ^fdriD% oJrid nagari^, nagara, ^. A j 
 city, town. 2. the name of a 
 town. ~^T)^ a citizen, towns- 
 man. 
 
 c^rio, c^ns)D, Fsn^sdnagari, nagari, 
 nagare, .y. A large kettle- 
 drum. 
 
 ^fi nage, s. Mouldiness, rotten- 
 ness. -^^2s>^ to moulder, 
 become mouldy; to be rot- 
 ten. 
 
 f^ri^^ nagepuni (n:^), v. n. To 
 mould, get rusty, 
 s/f^n^ naggi^, adj. Stunted, not 
 fully developed. — a:^5 stunt- 
 ed paddy, 
 f^n* f^jfijnaggijinuggu, adj. Stunt- 
 ed, diminutive. 
 
 i^'ds nacca, ^. Pricking, 
 int?. 3. .yfc'^ c^^. 
 
 prick, peck. 
 
 2. peck- 
 
 -s3^^ to 
 
^2^ nacca 
 
 2^ 
 
 3il 
 
 ^d nada 
 
 7i'0 ^ naccatra, see ?:! J>^^- 
 ^2i nacce, ^'^^^ ^^. 
 
 r^tiD^ najarii, ^. Sight, seeing. 
 2. estimate, value- 3. a pre- 
 sent to a superior. — 3DcaS 
 tie^^i to keep in surveillance. 
 
 ^U nata, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 t^^F^y natanata, adc\ Briskly, 
 J nimbly. -/2.with a crackling 
 noise. —^€^^ to frisk, 
 gambol. 
 
 ^z^^ jnatane, s. A dance, danc- 
 ing. 2. sham respect or 
 attentions. 
 ^^e);3 natavu, see ^^^4- 
 Jt^yo^s'o, natuku, s. Cracking the 
 
 fingers. 
 >^^^,, -^kX natt^, natta, ad/. Beg- 
 ging; beggarly. ~4^ sores 
 about the underlip, believed 
 to be curable only by partak- 
 ing of food earned by beg- 
 ging. 
 
 td^ natta, see ^^,. 
 
 ' / 
 
 J-t^y, natta, <2^;? Middle, central. 
 
 2. trifling. — F^ci?5 midnight. 
 
 -^^ a trifling, bit. --^qroo^i 
 
 midday. 
 -i-c^^^, F^^'s.sS natta, nattavu, s. 
 
 A loan, lending. ^^6^4X0 
 
 ^j^hF^ to lend. 
 Jt^to.s^Q:inattavuni,^.'6'. (0/^^^^^) 
 
 To cause to beg; to send for 
 
 begging. 
 >L^13, natti, s. Planting, trans- 
 
 planting. ~r^-R-6 a kind of 
 
 tobacco grown in Soutli- 
 
 Canara. 
 c^eJj.o5^o3j, n£3 s5 nattunaye, nat- 
 
 tele, s. A beggar; a beggarly 
 
 man. 
 n/^^j^ nattiini (^^), "^'-a. Tobeg, 
 
 request, apply, pray. 
 c^^J5.r1o=^J2^r^ nattogukorpini, 
 
 see under e^&d,. 
 
 ei. 
 
 cdcs^^^ nadupini, .y£^^ ?:^^^. 
 
 /f^c^=^ nadake, .s-. Walking. 2. 
 pace, gait. ^^^- travelling 
 on foot. 
 ^dtt nadatara, see ^rio^^. 
 
 y-^di nadate, .y. behaviour, con- 
 duct. 2. intercourse, fami- 
 liarity. ^^o^K ^xii Qsjs! 
 they have no intercourse with 
 each other. 
 
 >/o}diJ5r?o^ nadatonuni, refl. v. 
 {of t>'d^tS) To behave, con- 
 duct one's self. 
 
 v>^d^^y nadapata, jt. Walking, 
 exercise. 2. behaviour, con- 
 duct. 
 
 7?^c^53"s^^, f:;d^do2^ nadapavuni, 
 nadapudnni, c. v. {of -^rir^^) To 
 cause to Avalk. 2. to manage, 
 direct, guide, lead. 
 ■^dt^ nadapu, see ^riz^D'd. 
 
 J^d-^)^ nadapuni (^<^), I'.'^i. To 
 walk, proceed, go on. 2. to 
 behave. 
 
 ^dzicid nadamada, s. Noise, cry- 
 ing. 
 
 ^dO nadari, s. The periodical 
 feast of a temple. 
 
^ui nada 
 
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 )fl nane 
 
 ^zit nadare, ^. A native heartli. 
 c^^sJO nadavari, see ^zit. 
 
 ^dz^^=§ nadavalike, s. Inter- 
 course, familiarity. 2. ma- 
 nagement, control. 
 
 (^:3e)s:j^ nadavali, s. A grand festi- 
 val occurring once in 1 2 years 
 at Dharmasthala. 
 
 oS^ nadi, s. Behaviour, conduct, 
 walk. ?jj^— , see under cviS. 
 
 (^<^=^, Ncl?^ nadike, nadige, see 
 
 Af^^Cojo^ nadiyuni {^^^), I'.n. To 
 be planted, or transplanted. 
 "^^Tf nadir^, see -^T^^h. 
 
 ^^23^ nadilli;i, s. The middle 
 room of a house. 
 
 r^^^D^, -^^^-d"F nadiri^, nadirl^, 
 s. Midnight. 
 n/^:^o nadu, s. Centre, middle. 
 2, the waist, loins, adj. Cen- 
 tral, middle. — 7^j3?i§ a middle 
 <?r cross wall. -3=t)^ the court- 
 yard before a house. -^-^^ 
 -^£, the crown of the head. 
 — sso3o one who is in the 
 middle ; an intermediate son 
 or brother. -;^ct1) a middle 
 piece. -xidK the middle arm. 
 — :2j3080o the midday-sun. 
 -^os?o^ the backbone. -^^ 
 midnight. ~^€ the middle 
 row. -=jyj^^ to gird up the 
 loins, -^rcf^ic'i to have pain in 
 the loins. --tj^^T^ to hold by 
 the waist. ^ ^^ 
 
 N:i:o2oo«s^o nadumbulu, see ^-^^^ts 
 
 y^ic^j.iw^ naduguni (?:'ooK), v. ii. 
 To tremble, shake, shiver, 
 quake, totter. 
 
 c^dorio^j^'^ri naduguroga, s. The 
 palsy, tremor. 
 
 V^c^jaC nadutara, adj. Middling 
 moderate. 
 c3j:^0o^^ nadupuni, see •^t:>t^^. 
 
 >/nC^o^^o nadupulu, s. The waist, 
 loins. 
 
 N(:^o^os^^ naduvantadi, s. The 
 residence of a priest. 
 V^dod^ naduvadi, s. Conduct. 
 2. a customary observance. 
 
 F^djs^cl naduvane, adj. Central, 
 middle. ^toc2j the inter- 
 mediate brother. 
 
 ?^3^o^r? naduvandi, s. The inter- 
 mediate daughter or sister. 
 
 ^::3od naduve, ^^^ ?:^"0. 
 >/ncI nade, ^'.-AValk, step, gait.-^2. 
 conduct, behaviour. 3. a 
 closet, side-room. 4. the lower 
 space between the two veran- 
 das of a house or temple. 
 -:is?oSo a cloth spread on the 
 road for a procession to pass 
 over. -jJo^i conduct and 
 speech, or word and deed. 
 
 ?:>do3^a naddantadi, see ?:^:1j^o 
 
 A^.|^^ nadpini ("5), v. a. To 
 plant. 
 
 '^^•dt nanavare, see e^jt-s^s^. 
 f^rJ^*, ?jr5s3 nanil^, nanile, see 
 
 if^pf nan^, adj. Wet, moist. 
 
nattu 
 
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 jd^jo namu 
 
 /?^5^, f^s^, ?^i-r natti^, nattu, 
 
 nartu, .^. A female's ornament 
 
 for the nose. 
 1^3^07^ nattin^e, s.JAu owlet. 
 
 2. a man who is partially 
 
 dumb. 
 F^uJ^D^, fodc' naduru, nadaru, see 
 
 ^S) nadi, ^\ A river. 
 i Fjc^, r^r^^'s nana, nanala, adz'. Yet, 
 still, once more, farther on. 
 CA)c:2cS ^^ ^j<^o5o I shall no 
 more do this. ^^^^^ ^^^ he 
 has not yet come. 
 
 ^F2^^ nanapini, see ^^^^. 
 
 fi^idD^ nanavarike, see ^^^5^. 
 
 ^^=^ nanike, s. A brother-in- 
 law. 
 
 N?5i3'5)4?j nanepavuni, c. 7-. (^o/^^ 
 °-^) To make wet, to moisten, 
 soak. 
 
 nanapini, nanepuni, naneyuni, 
 nanevuni (^^), t-. n. To be 
 moist, wet, damp. -"^ ^^cri 
 i.^ou^T) ^fj^ lit. if the hand 
 be wet, the throat also will 
 be wet; if you work, you will 
 eat. 
 Jf^^S naneri (?^^«5&), s. Wet rice. 
 
 ^^■5)?v^ napasi^, see ?3d^cj. 
 
 ^^oX^o' napumsaka, «^". Neuter. 
 — ^^ impotency. —Oca the 
 neuter gender. n^c?j?? a 
 eunuch. 
 
 i^fj nape, ^^^ f^v- 
 
 ^^d nappada, ^^^ f^^^- 
 
 ~;^^ nappu, ^. Injury, degrada- 
 tion. 
 ■^t,^ nappe, see ^^css^^ 2. see ^#. 
 ?^^ naphe, ^. Profit, gain, ad- 
 vantage; also ^^• 
 ^::i23s;e^ nababu, see ^^"5. 
 ^23 nabe, see ^^. 
 c^e^j, ^i^rf nabha, nabhassi^, ^. 
 The sky, atmosphere. 2. a 
 cloud. ^t^.??^o-rfej the firma- 
 ment. 
 Jc^^do nama, pro7z. {pi. of co.-^^) 
 We, including the person or 
 persons addressed \ cf. oSoo^o 
 ^0. ;jo^4 ours. ^o^ijsoSo 
 one of us, one of our party. 
 ^do^ namana, s. The act of 
 
 prostrating. 
 cj^o^le:', ^v:^"^-^ namanatyi, na- 
 manama, s. Union. — (^^oi to 
 unite. 
 J c^^oD^ namaru, see n^. 
 
 r^dj?o,D4>^ namaskaripuni {J^-^ 
 \ 7i;5), 7'. n. To bow, make 
 ' obeisance. 
 
 fJsjja:?;.0, ^^0^0 namaskara, na- 
 i masya, s. Salutation, prostra- 
 ! tion, obeisance; also ^s^^^^. 
 ' _33D:^o?ito prostrate, fall down. 
 —■^'^jk^ to salute, bow, do 
 obeisance. 
 ^O.^^, N^J?io^ namipuni, na- 
 misuni (^^^c3), v. a. To bow, 
 reverence, do obeisance. 
 ^^ojfS, f^^ojs^ namune, namune, 
 s. A pattern, sample, model, 
 form. 
 
?:;joj? camu 
 
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 f^d nara 
 
 Fj ^ojj £) ?o j ^ namudisuni (^i^j^si^) , 
 7', a. To mark; to mention, 
 state, show. 
 ^^':>s^ti:i namudu, ^. Appearance, 
 mark. 2. mentioning, stating, 
 showing, ^-^h^ to appear, 
 be mentioned. — -^So^o^^ to 
 mention, show. 
 ^s5o^^ namepuni, see ?^sos^^. 
 Jc^sSjojoOq^ nameyuni (^^o), v.n. 
 To wear away. 2. to become 
 poor. 
 ^sSj^j^ nameluni, see a^c^oo^. 
 f^s:^j, namma, see eo^o. 
 k;^ namra, ^^'. Humble, sub- 
 missive, gentle, -s^, ~^^ hu- 
 mility, submissiveness, gentle- 
 ness. 
 J-^oio naya, i". ^Gentleness, meek- 
 ness. 2:^ kindness. sV fine- 
 ness, polish, softness, delicacy. 
 4fu bait to catch alligators, 
 ^.''cheapness. 6. see f3Dnodo. 
 Y2^'. Fine, soft, smooth, glossy. 
 2.gentle, meek. S.'^dnd. ^4. 
 
 or gentle disposition. — ?^ja, 
 ~^zi^:iTi an elegant expression 
 ^r kind word. 
 fv"D5j=aJoiOJ nayikumbu, adj. Half 
 cotton and half woollen. 2. 
 see sSjsotSo. 3. see ?5js <^oo20o. 
 
 ^oSj^jsC) nayikuli, .y. The tree 
 
 Wrightia tinctoria. 
 tdo^j^ nay ike, see c^odo^. 2. j^^ 
 
 r^D*"NOd:)nar^iiuru, ^. see ^::^JAO-da. ' 
 -i (^iZ/'.-^Bruised. 
 if^d nara, ^. A vein, nerve, ten- 
 don, 
 c^d nara, s. A man. «^y. Human. 
 _ai?^, -3i(5^ human existence. 
 I — SiuS mankind. — 20s5 human 
 sacrifice. — e3j3o^ the earth, 
 nether world. — ^^^o murder. 
 -/F^doTio^ naranguni (^^oK), 7'. //. 
 To waver, hesitate, be reluc- 
 tant. 
 c^docs^ narandu, see ^^^. 
 Jf^doEoo narambu, s. A sinew, 
 nerve, pulse, —'^y:^^ sinews - 
 to contract, to feel cramped. 
 ?^d=5^ naraka, s. Hell, hades. 2. 
 dirt, filth. -^ #jsoc^ the abyss 
 of hell. -3i ^.5 the hell-fire. 
 — ■^es^cS hell-torments. 
 ?^d^"3o^=^ narakantake, s. A 
 name of Yishnu. \m2i.. 
 
 c^d^"393i3narakadhipati, .v. Ya- 
 c^d^ naraki, adj. Hell-worthy. 
 2. dirty, filthy. 
 
 cheap. -Xof^.-'^oc; an amiable >1 r^d^o^ narakuni (?^^^), r. rz. To 
 
 c-e 
 
 aso^. 
 
 ^o^JojO nay ip ill, .y^^- ^o^:>h 
 
 sigh, groan, moan, grumble. 
 
 J (dd'^d narakele, ^. A grumbler. 
 
 Vc^Crij^j^ naraofuduni (n^aoS), 
 7'. a. To bruise, crush ; to tor- 
 ment, 
 c^orlj^i naraguni, see fSri^o^. 
 
 y?ddr(jD naraguri, s. A sheepish 
 man, coward. 
 Fjdrij?^^ naraofoli, see 3^1i7^;se^. 
 Jr^oUj^ naratuni (J^O), r-. 77,. To 
 grumble; 9^. ^^0^. 
 
^d nara 
 
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 fS^r narta 
 
 J f^dca* naradu, ^.^Roiigliness.^2. 
 a wart, protuberence. n/3. 
 stuntedness. 4. false preg- 
 nancy. ^^WRough, craggy, 
 Ip "Stunted. 
 
 r^dd^d, ^6t>^ naradeva, narapa- 
 ti, s. A human ruler. 
 
 ^C^^ naranara, «^'. Slow, gentle. 
 — £2?^ slow labour. 
 
 nCo5)D narapuri, s. A mortal. 
 
 f^ddj?)^, F^d^.j^F^, ^ddj3?3^ na- 
 ramani, naramane, naramanye, s. 
 Man; a mortal, 
 i r^doSj naraye, ^.^A kind of crane, 
 y/ ^. a grey-haired man. -^. a 
 white-spotted ox. adj. Grey. 
 2/white-spotted. 
 Jfdd^o^ naraluni, see ^^^^o). 
 (dds^ naravu, see ^-d. 
 (ddn)o3o narasiMa, ^. The fourth 
 incarnation of Vishnu. 
 J r^d^o^ naraluni, ^^^ ?i-d^o^. 
 ND^Cj^^onaradhame, s. The mean- 
 est of mankind. 
 ?^Da)p^vl naradhipati, s. The 
 ruler of men. 
 J fdD nari, s. A jackal, fox. 
 f^D=^ narike, ^£^6' ?3^r. 
 f^D5g naripu, see ^^f. 
 
 i cidor»odj,f^dofd:)do naruguru, na- 
 runuru, s. A crack, crash. 
 2. a sound produced while 
 eating anything crisp. 
 
 J^doS^s^o naruvolu, s. A kind of 
 aromatic tree of which the 
 leaves are used for curry or 
 medicine, Saccharnni Mimja. 
 
 ■^t nare, see ^. 
 v^^6 nare, s. Greyness, hoariness- 
 adj. Grey, hoary. —'&odd6^ 
 —^■6 grey hair. — ^c5o a grey- 
 haired man. —zoLf^ to be- 
 come grey. 
 ^6ot\ narengi, see ^eT5o7\. 
 c^dorio^ narenguni (nt5cK), z'.a. 
 To hesitate; c/. ^tS^o^. 
 s/^6oA6 narengele, s. A dull, 
 tardy, slow, hesitating man. 
 J^63> nareti, s. A white-spotted 
 cow. 
 c^d^^^ nareluni, see ?;M^'o^. 
 v/^jd^S^ narevuni (?2^), t'. n. Hair 
 to become grey, grow white. 
 c^d^og^ narendrsj s. A king. 
 cd=ar narka, ^^^ ^^^ 
 >ic^=aor^ narkuni, .y^^ jii^^o^. 
 f^^F narke, i". The skin, hide, 
 bark. 
 7cdn-sreJ nargata, ^. Bruising. 
 v/c^n-srsj^ nargavuni, 6-. z'. (0/ ^ 
 
 AOF^) To bruise, crush. 
 T^rioF^ narguni (^^0' "'• ^•''To 
 be bruised, crushed. 2yto be 
 close, as a cluster of fruits. 
 c^rioFdo narguru, see e^tjoaotjo. 
 . -^A'f6 nargele, .?. A grumbler. 
 co3^F?^j^oFnartunurtu, adv. For- 
 cibly ; by dint of perseverance. 
 ^^F narta, adj. Soft, pure. 
 
 F^3Ff\ nartage, s. A dancer, 
 actor. 
 
 ^iF^ nartana, s. Dancing, act- 
 ing. -rfo^Ox^^ to dance. 
 
^|r narte 
 
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 N^ nava 
 
 ]^ir narte, s. A bivalved shell- 
 fish, mollusk. 
 
 c^^rd narnara, see ^TjoA^-do. 
 
 ri^^Fir^c^ narnurtely, ac/j. Half 
 boiled. 
 
 ^^r narpu, s. Deserting, for- 
 saking. 2. disgust, dislike. 
 
 fd^r^ narpuni (?^^), 7\ a. To 
 desert, forsake. 2. see ^hr^. 
 7J. n. To be disgusted. 
 
 ^!do^ narma, ^. Sport, amuse- 
 ment, pleasure. 
 
 rd^oFCJ narmada, s. The river 
 Nerbuda. 
 
 c^^jF^ narluni (^^^^), ^'. /2. To 
 rattle, as phlegm in the 
 J throat. -i2. see fjtj^o^. 
 
 F^^Fc^ narvante, ^. A small uni- 
 valved shell-fish, mullusk. 
 
 f^^'^F^o narvolu, see f^t^o^qc^j. 
 
 */c^o% fJ^ naliji, nala, adj. Good. 
 2. cheap. 
 
 ■^^j nala, ^"^6' ?^^. 
 
 c^orio^^ nalaguni (?^<^^), "'. ^. To 
 J grumble, murmur. 2.>/to 
 fade, wither. 3>/to be pro- 
 strated, reduced from sick- 
 ness; Cf. ^Tii^O^i. 
 
 J^O nali, s. Dent, dimple, as of 
 a metallic vessel. — ^■^^i to 
 remove the dimple of such a 
 vessel. — eojs-^^ofi to be indented. 
 J r^0=c? nalike, s. Dancing, jump- 
 ing. —crooS: a dancer ; one of 
 the class of demon-dancers. 
 FjOt^ nab>e, see ^«9. 
 cj^N nalina, s. The lotus. 
 
 JtiO^^ nalipuni (^s^), ^'. t^.-^o 
 dance, leap; to turn round. 
 ■u. a. To let falL as a vessel. 
 -t -^2.to indent, bruise. 
 ^N©oJoo^ naliyuni (^s^), v.?i. To 
 be indented, dimpled, as a 
 metallic vessel. 
 F^SioSo naliye, see ^^^H. 
 c^6 nale, see j^^. 
 F^doz^ nalenci, .y^?^ ^e3o&l. 
 ^d, F^m nalke, nalpu, see ^c^. 
 ^^^^ nalpuni, see ^^sij^. 
 
 ^c^d nalme, s. Goodness, friend- 
 
 ship. 
 
 ■i^o^ nalliji, ^.^A kind of flea 
 which infests poultry, cats. 
 elc. * 2. a sprain. 
 ■J ^g nalli, .y.-^The bone of the leg 
 below the knee, shinbone. 
 2. see ^^ . 
 
 f^© ?^, F^s3 , ^d^ nalli^e, nalle, 
 naliye, s. A weed, tare, Pas- 
 ■J palum pilosum. -i 2. a hollow. 
 -sojat^j^ to be dimpled, de- 
 pressed. 
 
 co^ nava, adj. New, fresh, ^^^^y^. 
 Nine. 
 
 c^^r^3o navag^raha, s. The nine 
 planets, 7'is., the Sun, Moon, 
 Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Ve- 
 nus, Saturn, Raliu {Caput 
 draconis).^ and Ketu {Cauda 
 draconis). 
 
 fisJC3c)d, r^sic3^d navadara, nava- 
 dvara, s, lit. The nine doors. 
 2. the human body which lias 
 
^zj nava 
 
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 ^7^ nasa 
 
 nine inlets or outlets, as the 
 nostrils, ears, mouth, eU. 
 
 fj^.gD^o navadhanya, s. Nine 
 kinds of corn, as s3d^ paddy, 
 T^jset? wheat, ^^e3 Bengal gram, 
 ^jsXa dholl, ^oc^^ gram, oj??^ 
 gingely seed, ^^^^ country 
 beans, ^'^^of black gram, and 
 7idG7\ green gram. 
 
 Fo^iF^JSsN navanutana, «^//. Very 
 beautiful, handsome; singu- 
 lar. 
 
 f^^-t^E^ navapattu, .9. Fungosity. 
 2. music accompanied with 
 beating of drums, (zdj. Fun- 
 gous, excrescent. 
 
 f^sjsjj navama, num. Ninth. 
 
 ^ziz^j?)'^ navamasa, s. Nine 
 months, the period of preg- 
 nancy. 
 
 ^dCo navami, s. The ninth 
 lunar day of either fortnight, 
 f ^^"6 navara, s. A kind of grain ; 
 c/, ^^■^. 
 
 ^;3d^, navaratna, s. Nine kinds 
 of precious stones or gems, 
 z'iz.^ tjoo^^o pearl, ^05^ ruby, 
 ^^ diamond, ^It^j^q^of cat's 
 eye or beryl, :j^.'3?:Soeqi^ onyx, 
 r^^oG7)X topaz, oie^ sapphire, 
 and 3i^ emerald. 
 
 N^D^^ navaratri, s. A festival 
 observed for the first nine 
 days of the seventh lunar 
 month in honour of the god- 
 dess Durga. 
 1 f^sJD navare, s. A kind of rice. 
 
 c^^nr3r(d,?^sj?j«)dnavas%ara, na- 
 
 vasara, s. The salt Sal am- 
 moniac. 
 
 oiS3^23 navabe, 
 
 A Nabob, 
 
 governor. 
 
 ?^S3e^o5ol navayite, s. A Konkani 
 speaking class of Mohamme- 
 dan cloth-merchants. 
 
 F5^^o^, ^;3-sD^d5JU navaru, na- 
 var^ida-patti, s. Tape, band, 
 fillet. 
 
 ^O^^sj^navili^pakki, s. A pea- 
 cock; also '^^^■ 
 
 ^r^^^dra navikarana, s. Renewal, 
 renovation. -"^j^-^Os^^ to renew. 
 
 c^^^N navlna, adj. New, fresh, 
 excellent. 
 yc^sjoej navunta,^. Itching, irrita- 
 tion in the throat. -si^^o^' 
 t^Q.'^^^^ see -^os^^. 
 
 ^4o^c^ navumpuni, see ^"^c^^. 
 
 ^d nave, see ^7(. 
 
 ^h^^ nasipuni (?^^), 7'.^. To 
 destroy, ruin. z'. n. To perish, 
 decay. 2. to work hard, 
 exert one's self beyond one's 
 strength. 
 
 ^i>^^\ F^s^zoo nasib^, nasibu, s. 
 Fate, destiny. 
 
 ^^nase, s. Snuff, medicinal snuff. 
 — c^23^ a snuff box. 
 
 ^^, nashta, s. Loss, damage, 
 injury, adj. Lost, destroyed, 
 damaged, -^h^ to be lost; 
 c.dat. to lose. 
 
 '^Tf'Q^ nasijik^, see ^^^. 
 
 c^i^sjc)??), F^J^D-sra, F^;sJ2jel; nasapa- 
 ni, nasarani, nasrani, ^. A Naza- 
 
c^ro nasi 
 
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 c33oa nandi 
 
 . rene or Syrian Christian. 
 2. a nasty, base, mean, or 
 worthless fellow. 
 ti'k nasi, see ^?3. 
 J^^odjo^ nasiyuni if^^)^ v.n. To 
 submit, subdue. 
 N^^cdis^ nasiyat^, s. Punish- 
 ment. 
 ?j3oo=3^o nasuku, see ^^^. 
 J ?^;:;)j^ nasudi, s. The forehead, 
 -i ^?5 nase, rt;^". Soft, gentle. /2. 
 'Z moist, damp, humid. .y^Moist- 
 ness. 2r softness. — a^-jS a 
 man in good circumstances. 
 J?^?^ naski;i, s. Twilight, dawn, 
 early morning. 
 ^^j^'^ naskyatra, see J^^xi- 
 ^^c? nasya, see ^^. 
 
 •^^ nala, ^. The fiftieth year of 
 
 the Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 
 2. see ^^. ~zji)^ superior 
 
 cooking. 
 Ti^'^o^ nalakambha, s. A pole 
 
 planted in the middle of a 
 
 stack of straw. 
 ^^ nali, see f^c. 
 ^^, ^^f\ nali, nalio^e, s. A tube, 
 
 pipe. 2. the barrel of a gun. 
 ?^<^^ nalina, see J^e5j^. 
 c^S?^^ nalipuni, ^^^ c:ie5^^. 
 f^^Oooo^ naliyuni, see ciOcxjoo?). 
 
 F;;'^ nale, ^. A celebrated king, 
 the husband of Damayanti. 
 jd^^ nalme, see ^(S^. 
 7i^^ nalye, see ^^^Ti- 
 
 ' J^^, nallu, see ^6 . 
 
 ^^ nalli, s. A spool 
 
 to spool. 
 
 ^T^ , ^^ naksha, nakshe, s. A 
 map, plan, chart. 2. a paint- 
 ing, picture, photograph, tjo 
 E^^u'^ a genealogical table, 
 pedigree. 
 
 ^^ ^ nakshatra, 5". A star, planet. 
 2. a constellation or lunar 
 mansion. — ■djc"rf<2;, _e3.^e^ the 
 planetary system. j^^§£j?jo 
 ^-^.(^ favourable conjunction 
 of natal stars. 
 
 ^i) na, Aninterrogative particle 
 affixed to nouns, pronouns 
 adjectives^ verbs and adverbs ; 
 as^ TTO^jTO is it Rama? e?o3j^ 
 is it he? oSoz|^?:s is it good? 
 ^esjcTO are you going? ^jse^j^o 
 was it yesterday? 
 
 c5"So2^j^ nancuni (f^c^S"), i\ n. 
 To dance. 
 
 c3"Soyv)c^ nantuni, see ?3dWo^. 
 
 c^'Sod nande, s. A measure of 
 grain, equal to one-sixteenth 
 or one-twentieth of a seer. 
 
 Ne)or?o nannya, see ?rop®^. 
 
 ^o;^ nanta, see ^^^. 
 
 c3"3oa nandi, s. Benedictory 
 verses recited at the com- 
 mencement of an auspicious 
 ceremony. 2. a ceremony per- 
 formed to preserve a marri- 
 age party from the pollution 
 of birth or death in the 
 family. 
 
cSBcZOj nctmbu 
 
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 o3-sri na^e 
 
 -I:t3e)o200 nambu, sse e;;)oe:o. 
 
 ^"S'S* naka, s. Heaven, paradise, 
 sky^ atmosphere. 2. see ns^j. 
 — s^e5 a sacrifice to all the 
 gods on the fifth day of a 
 marriage. 
 
 ^c)5^0 nakari, see ?i^&. 
 •i<3£)=3^o naku, ^. A female calf. 
 
 tS'sri naga, s. A snake, serpent. 
 2. a class of demi-gods. 3. the 
 image of a serpent. -^^^ a 
 class of demi-goddesses. —=3^^ 
 the stone image of a serpent. 
 — =o^o-do^, --^^^ the young of a 
 serpent. — aooc^c; an ear-orna- 
 ment in the form of a serpent's 
 hood. -sBcl the hood of a 
 serpent. -eSjseg^ the infernal 
 regions. 
 
 oSairi naga, see ^7(. 
 
 tS'srl^o^ nagakushta, s. A kind 
 of leprosy. 
 
 x5"3ricods3/3 nagajidepu, s. A head 
 ornament like the extended 
 hood of a serpent. 
 
 ?3^rt3D^ nagatali, s. The cactus 
 Trichosanthes anguina. 
 
 ^"srldou^ nagadandijL, s. Stag- 
 nant water of yellowish color. 
 
 ^"sri^rlo naganagari, s. A kind 
 of drum. 
 
 t3e)risjU nagapatta, s. A kind of 
 serpent-worship. 
 
 t5e)/i2jt's, ^^riz^^^nagabana, niga- 
 bana, s. A grove haunted by, 
 or sacred to, serpents. 
 
 t3e)r(2::^a Mgabldi, s. A locality, 
 affecting the health of those 
 
 dwelling there, or the purity 
 
 of any thing, as water, etc. 
 c3"3r1e3^ nagabetta, s. A species 
 
 of cane with black spots 
 
 about the joints. 
 oS'srisioS?^ nagamallige, s. The 
 
 flower Jtisticia nasuta. 
 crar(D^?io% nagarijLsuttu, s. A 
 
 gold or silver thread. 
 ^Drid nagara, s. Dry ginger. 
 
 2. the cobra. 3. see ^7(-d. -3io 
 2i^o a feast on the fifth day 
 of the fifth lunar month, —so 
 ^4 the Nagari or Sanskrit 
 character. jS?^— the Bengal 
 Nagari character, ^ot^ the 
 Peninsula Nagari character. 
 
 o5e)riO=g^ nagarika, ad/'. Civilized, 
 refined, cultured. 2. elegant. 
 
 3. prudent. -^^ civilization ; 
 elegance; prudence. ^7\b=^ 
 a civilized, neat, or prudent 
 man. 
 
 c3e)ris^oari nagavandige, s. A shelf. 
 
 (3^r(d|^ nagavalli, s. A very pun- 
 gent species of betel leaf, 
 piper betel. 
 
 cSDrli^ooooT^, ^■5)ri?^cs3> nagasam- 
 pige, nagasampei, s. The flower 
 Mesua speciosa. 
 
 c3i9ri?^d, ^■5)r!;^d nagasara, naga- 
 svara, s. A pipe answering to 
 the drone of the bagpipe; a 
 snake pipe with two holes. 
 
 ■^•^t\ nage, s. A serpent. 2. the 
 image of a serpent, ^e?— a 
 spotted serpent. •s^ooj2_, o3je3— , 
 see <^(3^T)-R. 
 
 30 
 
^rl nage 
 
 350 
 
 ^Dr^^ nan^ 
 
 oS«)i^D^ nager^, s. Native Ko- 
 man Catholics, so called by 
 Pariahs. 
 
 ^^rieog^ nagendre, s. The chief 
 of the serpents. 2. the name 
 of a man. 
 
 ^«!riwQ^e3 nagole, s. The conclud- 
 ing ceremony of a marriage 
 among Brahmins. 
 
 ?^-5)t3* nacijL, s. Dancing, a naiitch. 
 
 •J^D'^'i^ c5c)2^ri nacike, nacige, s. 
 
 Shame, modesty, blushing. 
 
 — 7^?S shameless, impudent. 
 
 _e?^^ to be ashamed, modest ; 
 
 to blush. 
 ^e)2^#c?i, ^iDear^d nacikedei, na- 
 
 cigedei, s. The sensitive plant 
 
 Mimosa pudica. 
 J^e)2;^o^ nacuni {p-^'^), v. n. To 
 
 blush, be ashamed, 
 ^DtciD^, i^'^'i^t najar^^i, najare, s. 
 
 A sheriff. 
 ^"5)23 naji, s. A kind of dance. 
 
 c5c)t;jJ?)=3^j najuku, ^^'. Delicate, 
 fine, soft. -T^e;;^ delicate 
 workmanship. 
 
 ^e)^ najre, ^^^ ?:^ai5. 
 
 i^-s^ nata, s, A pole used for a 
 
 hedge. 2. a pole used for 
 
 supporting a plantain tree, 
 
 or for training up a creeper. 
 
 ^«)ej=5^, Nc)yr1 nataka, nataga, s. 
 A play, drama. 2. a theatri- 
 cal performance. — cj^cSo, jro 
 ts?^ an actor. --^se3 a theatre. 
 
 ^i^)eJ nati, s. Fixing, pitching, 
 
 planting. 
 ^^loosri natiraga, s. A prelude. 
 ^Jc)£J.^ natuni (?roO), v. a. To 
 affect, impress, move. 2. to 
 operate, act upon, as a medi- 
 cine. ^^^ csD<2;s ^;)Wj3;;d v^riH 
 nothing move you? or will 
 all the telling be lost upon 
 you ? 
 ?I5)^ nate, see ?rau. 
 KjD^o natya, s. Dancing, acting. 
 -'?3«)C5^ nad^, s. A district, village. 
 J^'?)cs^sJ^ nadavuni, c.v. {of-^Tk> 
 
 ^) To cause to search. 
 Ic3c)^ nadi, s. The pulse. 2. a 
 blood-vessel, artery, or vein. 
 3. vital air or breath. 4. an 
 astrological term connect- 
 ed with natal stars. -^--sU 
 the planetary conjunction 
 consulted by astrologers when 
 matrimonial alliances are to 
 be formed. — z;&?^ exami- 
 nation of the pulse. — croo^^ 
 the pulse to cease. — gjslb^ 
 to feel the pulse. — ^jr^sg^, 
 — zjo::io^ the pulse to beat, 
 i F)"5)^ri nadige, s. One of the 
 cultivating classes in the 
 northern part of Canara, 
 1 c2e)::^J nadu, see ?ro5. 
 J^-e)do^ naduni (nt^S), v. a. To 
 search, seek. 
 
 ^s)bi)4t^ natavuni, c v. {of jcs ^^-d^ nade, s. A cord, rope. 
 u^S)) To cause to affect or J?3^ra^ ;-:-^:? nlnu, nana, .?. Naked- 
 operate. ncss, nudity. 2. the buttocks. 
 
t3-)r3 nana 
 
 351 
 
 ^■3^0^ name 
 
 parvesi, nanapravesi, see ^^ 
 
 c3"5)r$s:^ naniliji, s. A species of 
 olive. — ^ o3oo?6 oil prepared 
 from its fruit. 
 
 >J?3!)C?o nanya, s. Money, coin. 
 <^o7\~ a counterfeit coin. 
 
 f, c3c)cf, nanme, s. Manipulation. 
 
 -\ ^^;^ nita, s. Smell, odour. 2. 
 stink, stench; also ^^^ c3d^, 
 — ^oe^ a base family. 
 c3c)^^ natapu, s. The plant 
 
 Lantaiia aculeata. 
 ^^j natu, see j^d^; of. ^sdji^j^. 
 
 ^D^ nathe, s. A husband, master, 
 
 lord, protector. 
 ^■5)CJ nada, s. A sound, report, 
 
 noise or note, "^e^o— thunder. 
 I ^o2o— the roar of a lion ; a 
 war cry. 
 ^e)C3"3^ nadani, adj. Stupid, 
 
 thoughtless. 
 ^^^"30, c^^^^D nadari, nadhari, 
 
 s. Poverty, pauperism. 2. 
 
 bankruptcy, insolvency, adj. 
 
 Indigent, poor. 2. bankrupt. 
 Jc3"5)dj^ naduni (f^S), v.n. To 
 
 smell, stink. 
 ^3^d nadre, see ?^^?5. 
 
 c3"5)Fa5Jc3sj«^r nanaparavarshl, j. 
 A pension, gratuity ; superan- 
 nuation. 
 
 ^"3 ^"5) nana, adj. Various, diverse, 
 different. —^'^ different sorts. 
 — -rfpsr diverse colours. —^-^ 
 various ways. 
 
 ^^o^) nanuni (?^^), v. n. To 
 
 shrink; cf. ^:ioTio^. 
 ^c)^^ nanya, i". Likeness. 2. kind. 
 
 ^"^cJjf^ , '^ (l) GO'S ?j , ^"^'dj, ^"Soor^** 
 
 napasu, napasi^, nape, napesu, 
 adj. Worthless, useless. 2. 
 powerless, helpless. 3. stingy, 
 miserly. 
 
 ^Dh'^ napike, s. A barber. , 
 
 ■^Di^ nabhi, s. The navel. 2. 
 the holes in the leaves of a 
 palm book, to string them 
 together. 
 
 ^e>Sjj nama, s. A name, appel- 
 lation. 2. a sectarian mark 
 on the forehead. — ^tjr® the 
 ceremony of naming a child 
 after birth. —35 ^aS a kind 
 of bangles. — ^^£^^ a noun. 
 — ?^"^f§ invoking ^r repeating 
 the name of God. ~^h^, — eoja 
 ^or'i to fail, be defeated. ~zj;> 
 T^o^ to put on the sectarian 
 mark; to cheat, deceive. 
 
 c5'5)dJdc3^D* namadab9r^,.y. Coun- 
 try sarsaparilla, Hemidcsrmis 
 Indicus. 
 
 ^4)^0 Ccj* namarad^, adj. Peevish. 
 2. impotent. 
 
 c3e:dodr namarde, s. A eunuch, 
 impotent man. 2. a sneak, 
 coward. 
 
 c59dJ5o-S-a namankita,^. Aname. 
 adj. Dedicated, as a work to 
 a person. 
 
 cS^^oj?^^ namusii, 
 
 s. Disgrace, 
 [bit. 
 
 2. shame. 
 ^■^d.^^j namesa, s. Nothing, a 
 
 30* 
 
^HQiid nay a 
 
 352 
 
 ^DO^ nal^ 
 
 J ^;DO^J naya, see ?33^odo. 
 c3c)0^o=^ nayake, s. A guide, lead- 
 er. 2. a chief, head, general. 
 3. an honorary title given to 
 a Koman Catholic or a Kon- 
 kani. 
 J^c)OJ-d nayare, see froosoT^jsT?. 
 >y^c)05j nayi, s. A dog. -zjt5o7\ 
 an acute form of syphilis. 
 ^^5~ an otter. 
 r3-5)05j-o-^ nayikini, s. A mistress. 
 FS'so^o'^ nayike, i"^^ jroodo^. 
 
 c3-305o|j5)^2^ nayitolaci, ^. The 
 white basil or country tea, 
 Oeiinuni albwm. 
 
 c3«)05o3J53 nayipalle, s. A kind 
 of tree. 
 
 c3"5)oajoj2 nayipili, s. A hyena. 
 
 f:-^OuJ23^>:^dj^ nayibadam^, ^. The 
 
 wild almonds. 
 '^■5)0Sj5Jj«)d nayimare, s. ANayar 
 
 of Malabar. 
 ^■^o^ooooo^ nayiyulli, see djaXo <^. 
 
 c3c)03o?oJ5r3on^ nayisonang^^, ^. 
 
 The plant Mucuna pruriens. 
 
 ^ c3'So3jo* nayer^, s, ^k plough. 
 
 2. see ndosj-sjj?):?. —s'S , ^^^ jtotj 
 5^5 . — cj Xj!:^ 6, _rf XocSjs ^0 a 
 
 -0 CD ' O 
 
 worn out plough. 
 J c3^D^ nar^, ^. The hemp of 
 plants, fibrous bark of trees, 
 etc.\ linen. — rf ts'oowj, —-rfoa 
 a linen cloth. — cJ 2of a 
 hempen rope, -^wo^^i to be- 
 come stringy or tough. — Sb 
 35^^ to twist hemp or fibre 
 into ropes. 
 
 c3i)C5onc)0&>) narang^ayi, ^^^ •^■^o'k 
 cS'sdoF^ narange, .y^^ jtot5o?\. 
 
 c5"e)d=a|j^, ^c)d|g narakatti, n&~ 
 ratti, s. A kind of sword used 
 by the Nayars. 
 
 ^"Sdd narade, s. A celebrated 
 sage and legislator, the son of 
 Brahma, and inventor of the 
 lute. 2. a tell-tale, slanderer. 
 
 "^-^tft naras^, s. A very thin 
 wire. 2. the hook of a 
 native woman's nose-ring. 
 adj. Thin, lean, emaciated.. 
 2. stingy, miserly. "S^f^— a 
 rod with which the measure 
 of a (^e;?6) kalase is struck. 
 
 c3e)drOo3o narasi'iiha, see ^^kio^. 
 
 c3e)DSCdjrs, c5'SD'i)0^ocl narayana, 
 narayane, s. A name of Vishnu. 
 2. the name of a man. —^^e^ 
 a kind of amulet. 
 
 c3c)Dc)3:'or^ narayani, s. The wife 
 of Vishnu and goddess of 
 prosperity. 2. the wife of 
 Siva and goddess of de- 
 struction. 3. the river Ganges. 
 
 ^■sO nari, s. A woman. 
 Jc5c)do naru, see c^S. 
 
 ^■scioA narengi, s. A kind of 
 
 orange. 
 ^5■^C)?^;^ nares^, s. An instrument 
 
 to make either gold or silver 
 
 wire. 2. see ?3sdc3. 
 c3c)zlr narde, ^^^ ^ezSr. 
 J c3c)^* n^l^, wwz?/. Four, -capt^j, 
 
 c:d£;jst^o ///. four towns; some 
 
 countries or parts of the 
 
^^2:« naliji 
 
 353 
 
 c3"c)d^. nashta 
 
 world. ^^ eAn"dj ^ot^j^fi^o 
 one should travel abroad. 
 —"ir^cSo the name of a 
 demon. ~^% the four points 
 
 y of the compass. ^—■^ji>:6o^J^7> 
 e;j3^rfo four hundred. — -rfojseS 
 four corners, a square.* — "^e^ 
 the four Vedas. 
 ^e)0* nal^, ^. A horse-shoe; c/. 
 e/s^. ^80oS a farrier, shoe- 
 smith; farriery. — ^wo^^, — s^ 
 ^0^ to shoe a horse, elc. 
 ^D^or{ nalan^a, s. The hands, 
 legs, eyes, and ears. 
 
 J"^^^ nalane, adj. Fourth. 
 
 Jt5^e;oao, ^^o-5)0Sj nalayi, nalayi, 
 s. The tongue. —^ s3d^ faith- 
 fulness to a promise. €5^— 
 speaking faintly, as a sick 
 person. ^^— lit. double 
 tongued; hoarseness; dupli- 
 city, equivocation. ^o^— , 
 ■§■&__ the uvula. —tiOTi^^ to 
 be able to speak. -b^TJo^ ///. 
 to retract one's tongue, to 
 break a promise. — sojs-dj?) 
 to falter, cease to speak, as 
 a dying person; to pledge 
 one's word. — -^OA-do^ to speak 
 fluently; to break a promise. 
 crao'3So«BF nalavarti, s. The four 
 
 seasons, adv. Four times. 
 ^"S© nail, s. The throat, wind- 
 pipe. 2. a pipe, tube. 3. the 
 stalk of a lotus. 4. see c^sci. 
 c5e)0rj^nalisi;, ^. Disparagement, 
 detraction, censure. 2. dis- 
 honour, disgrace. — ^o'-^^o.^^ to 
 
 disparage, censure; to dis- 
 grace. 
 
 ^^d nale, s. A sewer, drain. 2. 
 a pipe. 
 7c5'3q3j'?,^o nalkolu, adv. Four 
 times; also^ci^j^^'^o. 
 
 c5"3s3%^oyo nalkontu, .y. Four 
 corners. 
 v/c5-s^ nalpa, num. Forty. 
 
 c5c)0^;rfod nalpamara, s. The 
 bark, ^/^. of four kinds of 
 milky trees used in medicine, 
 namely: ^Ji>r^, ^^'^^^ «5^r, 
 and <^^/^j3?e3- 
 
 ^OD naila, s. A fourfold 
 ploughing. 2. ^^^ nd^s^. 
 
 Ki^s3 nalle, see ^^. 
 J-^d6 d^ nalver^, ^. Four persons. 
 
 c5-3sjcl navade, ^. A man belong- 
 ing to a tribe so called. 2. 
 the claw of cattle, beasts or 
 birds. 
 
 ■^Dzi^ navala, see ^^'^. 
 
 c52)D=^, c3e)^ri navike, navige, ^. 
 A sailor. 
 
 c5^d nave, ^. A ship, vessel. 
 J (S-ssS^^ navola, s. Four seers. 
 
 ^2)2^, "^dS^ nasa, nasana, ^^ De- 
 struction, ruin, loss. 2. 
 annihilation, death. —^ a 
 destroyer. ^"dSo^ God, the 
 immortal. ~^h^, ^^5 ^^^h^ 
 to be destroyed; to fail in 
 ruins ; to die. ~^^^^^ to de- 
 stroy, ruin. 
 
 f3«)5^., ^"S)^, nashta, nashte, s. 
 Breakfast. 2. luncheon. 
 
^nj^ nasu 
 
 354 
 
 ^Ti niga 
 
 ^i)n? nas^, s. Snuff. 
 
 ^^;^ft)r^ nasagra, s. The top of 
 the nose. 2. i"<?^ ?^^?dDAd 
 
 ^^^^ nasika, ^. The nose. 
 
 ^r^ nasti, ^. Denial, refusal. 
 
 ^nj^=3^ nastika, ^^//' Infidel, he- 
 retical, -o^ infidelity, athe- 
 ism, heresy. 
 
 ^d"^^ nastike, s. An atheist, 
 
 infidel, heretic. 
 ^DV^ nal^, see ^6. 2. .r.?^ e^^. 
 c5^^, c5^^ nala, nali, 3*^6^ ^^<d. 
 
 cS'S^^^d nalikera, ^. A cocoanut 
 
 tree. 
 cio=3^j^ ninkuni, j-^^ ^o:>^^. 
 J^)or(o» ningal^, ^. Broken rice, 
 grit, ^js^o— very fine grit, 
 i^orijc^j^, ^orlo^ ninguduni, nin- 
 gUni (^oTsoS, ^cK), ?;. ^. To 
 swallow. 
 J ^of\Ji)^o ningolu, see o^oX6. 
 ^oti ninni, see ^o^. 
 
 ^oa^^, ^oa;^j^, ^oda^ nindi- 
 puni, nindisuni, ninduni (^o5, 
 ^oa^), 7/. ^. To abuse, re- 
 proach. 2. to blame, censure. 
 3. to mock, ridicule. 4. to 
 blaspheme. 
 
 ^od ninde, s. Abuse, blame, cen- 
 sure, reproach. 2. mockery, 
 ridicule. 3. blasphemy. -ast5, 
 -vs^cSd an abuser, censurer, 
 scoffer, blasphemer. 
 
 r^o?i, ^z^^ ninna, ninnavu, ^^^ 
 
 ?io^ ninni, ^. An echo, rever- 
 
 ^20 
 
 beration. 2. mimicry 
 
 the sound of an echo, —s:^^ 
 
 ^^^ to mimic. 
 
 c^o^^^^i ninnevuni (o^o^?), ■;:•. n. 
 To echo. 
 J^)o^3 nimbe, ^-^^ eScd. 
 
 ^=3^ nika, i". A marriage among 
 Mohammedans. — -sSo^Ov^ to 
 marry a Mohammedan wo- 
 man. 
 Jq^^o^o nikulu, pro-n. (pi. o/^) 
 You. 
 
 ^i)^, ^i)^ nikhila, nikhila, adj. 
 All, the whole, entire, com- 
 plete. 
 
 ^n^a nig^di, s. Instalment. 2. 
 a fixed period or sum for 
 payment, as the assessment 
 on land. 3. fixing, settlement. 
 7j'S7}f5~ government assess- 
 ment. -^^-0^^ to resolve, 
 determine. 
 
 ^n*cg)^ nigi^puni, see ^Tns^^. 
 J^ri2:^o^ nigacuni (^asS"), 7'.n. To 
 stretch. 
 
 ^rid nigada, see ^Xzi. 
 
 ^ria, ^rtd nigadi, nigade, see 
 
 ^r(a nigadi, ^^^ ^Kn. 
 ^ri«3)^ nigapuni, ^^^ ^X^^^. 
 
 ^r(dJ nigama, i\ The Vedas. 
 
 2. a fair. 
 ^r(o2)JN^r^*' nigayineni^L, s. A cord 
 
 or rope for fastening a buoy. 
 ^ri& nigariji, sec ?3X5. 
 ^r>D7^ nigarig^, j^^ ^7<b-R. 
 ^rtc^j^ nigaruni, ^<?^ ^7(-d^^, 
 
^ri niga 
 
 355 
 
 ^k!o^ nittu 
 
 ^ri^r nigarvi, s. An unassum- 
 ing, modest person. adj. 
 Unassuming, modest. 
 ! ^t\^ ni^avu, s. A buoy. 
 ^r,r^ ni^asijL, s. Food, victuals. 
 
 2. disregard, disdain. 
 ^riv^ ni^aly, ^^^ ^a?. 
 vi ?in^?5^ nigasiji, ^. Glitter, shining. 
 
 ^.^h53e)5S?j nigipavuni, ^. ^. (^^'^ 
 5d)oi) To cause to level. 
 
 J^h^^ nigipuni (^^), -j^'. ^.^To 
 level. 2. see ^)0?\s^^. 
 
 -^^rkOJoo?i nigiyuni (^*^), z'.7i. To 
 be levelled. 2. to be filled 
 up, as a pit. 
 ^?iodo^ niguruni, see ^X-do^. 
 ^Fixcsd nigri^ha, see ^)Xj^. 
 
 ^ ^n^ , ^A d nigg^, niggira, ^. In- 
 elegance. 2. filthiness, nasti- 
 ness. 3. disgust, adj. Un- 
 pleasant, filthy. —CTDoSo a filthy 
 man. --^d^^^ to make foul, 
 render filthy. 
 
 -i^A^?v^ niggis^, s. An unclean 
 
 A 
 
 man 
 
 also ^J"- "dc^oSo. 
 
 ^^^A-S' ^A^5 ^i^§:y!;i» niggya, jr. 
 Fullness, completeness, adj. 
 Full, complete. 
 ^?i nigra, see ^7\-d. 
 
 ^r^sd nigraha, s. Punishment. 
 2. killing; also o^T^-d^. _-da 
 ■^i^^ to punish; to kill. 
 
 ^r^^ nigruni, see ^Xdo^. 
 
 ^^oe3^ , ?:i4j^o£jj nighant^, nighan- 
 tvL,.s. A dictionary, vocabu- 
 lary, glossary. 
 
 ^^J nieca, ^^^ ^^^„o- 
 
 ^e^ cdo niccaya, ^^^ ^^ ^^- 
 
 ^)2;^ ^ niccala, see o^^ e;. 
 
 ^Zi nija, s. Condition, circum- 
 stances in life. adj. Own. 
 —"djs^ one's own or natural 
 form. ^/aQojj ^di B^o^^ to un- 
 derstand a man's disposition 
 or character. 
 ^^Zd nija, s. Truth, veracity, cer- 
 tainty, reality. adj. True, 
 certain, sure, real. — 1?5, ^ 
 ai^S truly, certainly. ~^^ 
 certainty. —u;)oB uncertain, 
 unreliable. —^^ixi a true 
 word or statement, a fact. 
 ^Bt^o^^ to ascertain the truth. 
 — idD^o^^ to prove. 
 
 nijikatruni, nijikavuni, nijkavu- 
 ni, (^)2S^^, ^^^a, ^3iJ)j), 7'. ;z. 
 To grin; ^/^<? s'jsOsoocX^). 
 Q^tu^o'o^ nijikuni (^sS^), ^. i^. To 
 appear, seem. 
 J^tS nijji, s. The gums, -^ja?^ 
 a toothless mouth. 
 ^ei^ nitila, ^. The forehead. 
 J^^ nitta, J". "^Pleasure, ""'adj'. 
 
 J Pleasant. 
 
 2:^see ^:^. 
 
 ^h3.£^f\ nittanige, s. A ladder. 
 
 So 
 
 2. a pile, heap. 3. a row, line. 
 4. the name of a village. 
 
 ^'dxu, ?i2Jj^d nittura, nittura, 
 
 see ^M^^TJ. 
 
 'c^L^o,^oc* nittusuri^i, s. A deep 
 sigh; loud sobbing. 
 
^'d nitte 
 
 356 
 
 ^d iiidre 
 
 ^^ nitte, see ^^.- 2, see ^o&3. 
 J ^^ ^^ nitteli^i, s. The hip, loins, 
 waist. 2. the bosom. 
 .^(3o=a0^ nidankuni (^^c^), z',7i. 
 To incline; c/. do^o^. 
 J^a nidi, adj. Straight, high, 
 lofty. -^5, a lofty stone, 
 an erect stone. — odob (e9&) 
 rice not broken by pounding. 
 ^Q>6i nidipa, see o)^^. 
 -l^^odoo^, ^^h^ nidiyuni, nidi- 
 pini (^^), ^- a. To wash. 
 ^js???— to wash the face. 
 J ^do nidu, adj. Long, tall, high. 
 
 ^;:^oo2od nidumbare, ^. Barracks ; 
 
 also c^Tioo^^oTi. 
 i^dosj^ niduppa, s. Tallness, 
 length. 2. see ^^. 
 
 ^zs^ui^dj, ^)^(^0J, c^clo^ nidda- 
 ditaru, nidyaru, nidyedi, s. A 
 kind of small fish. 
 J^^ nidpa, see o^^. 
 J^cl nine, see ^^. 
 
 ^^o2o nitamba, s. The buttocks. 
 2. a mountain side. 
 
 ^hoii nitin^a, adj. Strong, hard. 
 2. serious, dangerous. — ?jo^rf 
 a serious illness. 
 
 ^.Bot^j nitirija, see ^?Bo3i. 
 
 ^|^^<^ nittelv, see o^^^€. 
 
 ^£« nitya, ^^*. Eternal, con- 
 stant, perpetual, everlasting. 
 2. daily, regular, —^'alr daily 
 expenses. — 5^r daily cere- 
 monies. -^^^^ daily obser- 
 vance. -2S?7S eternal life. -^^ 
 ^§g^ daily and occasional. 
 
 ^;so4 nityatva, ^. Eternity. 
 5)3?oi^ nityatme, ^. The eter- 
 nal Spirit, God. 
 
 ci3'3o?god nityananda, s. Ever- 
 lasting happiness. 
 
 ^^■3o?j^o nityanitya, s. Eternal 
 
 and temporal. 
 ^32jr3 nitrana, s. Weakness, 
 
 debility, adj. Weak, faint. 
 
 ^^ti a weak man. 
 ^zf^ nidipa, see o)^. 
 ^cs^^dJ^i nidupuduni, see ^;:^^ 
 
 ^dsir^ nidarsana, s. An ex- 
 ample, illustration, evidence, 
 instance. 
 
 ^HDTi nidana, s. Ascertaining 
 the cause; the study of symp- 
 toms with a view to trace the 
 remote or proximate causes, 
 as of a disease. 2. a work 
 on pathology. 3. see o^r?;>^. 
 
 ^a nidi, see ^t?. 
 
 ^^ niddhi,^. Abundance, plenty. 
 L-z^hF^ to prosper. 
 J^d^ nidpa, adj. Straight, up- 
 right, erect, adv. Straightly, 
 erectly. -eA)c^^ to stand 
 erectly. 
 
 ^rfo^c^o^ nidpuduni (^^^S), ?'. a. 
 To erect, set up, stay. 2. see 
 
 ^d nidre, s. Sleep, drowsiness. 
 
 sleepy man. 3i;^j^^, —zohF^ to 
 become drowsy. — "s^j^'O^^ to 
 sleep. 
 
^d nidre 
 
 'O 
 
 357 
 
 ^oJo niya 
 
 ' c^gj^c^ nidredpini (^^S), "o. n. 
 To sleep, be asleep; to go to 
 bed. 
 ^i^D-^ nidhana, s. Caution, deli- 
 ' beration, calmness, quietness. 
 2. slowness, dilatoriness. adj. 
 Cautious, deliberate. 2. calm, 
 quiet. 3. slow, dilatory. — ^ 
 e3jse£^^ a careful considera- 
 tion, deliberate judgment. 
 -AOfs quiet disposition. ^^Ti^ 
 slow motion, o^^d^jst^o care- 
 fully, quietly, slowly. 
 ^^^^^^ nidlianipuni(^!?^^),'^.«. 
 To consider, examine care- 
 fully. 
 ^95)d nidhara, see o^^^f-6. 
 ^pnidhi, s. Concealed or buried 
 treasure. 2. a receptacle, 
 place of accumulation. —^ 
 "d^A an opulent man. 
 
 Jjif^ nina, s. The serum of the 
 flesh. 2. the marrow of the 
 bones. 
 
 J ^^ nina, pro. {gen. of ^) Thy. 
 ^f^^A by or of thyself. o)?^4. 
 oio^^ thine. 
 
 J ^^ nine, ^.^A wick. 2. a very 
 young fruit. 
 ^^^ ninepu, see ^^3?^. 
 
 ^c^J52^ ninosa (^^ ^^), Thy care 
 or charge. 
 
 ^53^3^ nipati^, s. Ruin. 
 
 ^Sj^i nipata, s. Falling, coming 
 down, alighting, adj. Irre- 
 gularly formed, gram, ^zjd^d 
 T^oodj interjection. 
 
 ^^3^9 nip una, adj. Clever, skill- 
 ful, conversant. — ^^ skill, 
 proficiency in any art, efc 
 
 ^^cl nipune, s. A clever man. 
 
 ^33) J niputre, s. A sonless man. 
 
 ^20oq^^ nibandhane, s. Order, 
 mandate. 2. appointment, 
 engagement. 
 
 nibasuni, nibhasuni, nibhayisu- 
 ni, v. a. (oi23^co, o^ep^cJ, o)2p^ 
 osocJ), To bear, endure. 2. to 
 manage, sustain. 
 
 ^^^ ra nibbana, see ae^^r®. 
 
 ^2;:ii)^cl nibbavane, s. Endu- 
 rance, toleration. 2. under- 
 taking, sustaining. 
 
 ^dj^to nimaji,^. A Mussulman's 
 ritual or form of prayer. 
 
 ^Do^, ^Oo^, ^^0^^ nimita, ni- 
 mitta, nimitya, s. Cause, rea- 
 son. 2. object, motive, pur- 
 pose. 3. consulting stars, an 
 omen, or fate-book. postp. 
 For, on account of. — ^js^a 
 result of soothsaying. — cjdoSo 
 an astrologer, soothsayer. 
 _^j3lb^ to consult stars or a 
 fate-book. 
 
 ^^0^ nimislia, s. The twinkling 
 of an eye, a second, instant, 
 minute. 
 s/^sjoodo^ nimuruni (o^^i^oS), v.n. 
 To become straight. 
 
 ^ojjs^ niyatiji, s. Restraining 
 the natural appetites and 
 passions; good morals or 
 conduct. 
 
^ojj niya 
 
 358 
 
 ^UD Eird 
 
 toid^ niyata, adj. Checked, 
 restrained, as the natural 
 appetites and passions. 
 
 ^oi^^d niyama, s. An agreement, 
 contract, engagement. 2. a 
 religious observance in gene- 
 ral; voluntary penance. 3. a 
 rule, law; c/. ^e^. 
 
 ^ojjo^ niyukta, adj. Appointed, 
 ordered. 2. attached to. 
 
 ^oSjS^r! niyog^a, s. An order, 
 command. 2. authority, ap- 
 pointment. 3. occupation, 
 engagement. 
 
 ^oSjs^h^^ niyogipuni (rjoSjseT.), 
 V. a. To order, command. 2. 
 to authorize, appoint. 
 
 ^D^, ^7:f nir^, nis^, prefixes 
 implying Certainty; 2. nega- 
 tion, want. 3. out, without; 
 as: ^■^-■TOz^ innocence ; ^S^^'ptX 
 blamelessness; ^i;^o^^i child- 
 less; ^:^o:2e^ undoubted. 
 
 ^dotiF^ niranjana, adj\ Immacu- 
 late, pure, spotless. 2. ab- 
 sorbed in. — ■s5?i3^, ^-dosd^ 
 God, the immaculate one. 
 
 ^doad nirantara, <2:^/. Continued, 
 continuous, perpetual. 2. 
 unimpeded, constant, adv. 
 Ever, always, generally, fre- 
 quently. 
 
 ^d=s*^ nirak^, s. Current or fixed 
 price. 2. assize or tariff. 
 
 ^d^ niradi, see S)e"c^w. 
 
 ^d?^D^qj niraparddha, i". Inno- 
 cence. 
 
 ^d3:?75)9 niraparidhi, s. An 
 innocent person, adj. Inno- 
 cent, not guilty. 
 
 ^c!^ nirapu, s. A frame of 
 
 boards, fitted with planks, as 
 
 a shutter or a door. r^. 
 
 J^dsJ niravu, s. The anus; cf. ^ 
 
 ^0;^ nirasa, s. Want of flavour 
 or passion. 2. dryness, want 
 of juice, adj. Insipid, tasteless. 
 
 ^d3do=5^d nirahankara, s. Ab- 
 sence of pride, humility, 
 modesty. o)^soo53& a modest 
 person, one without egotism. 
 
 ^DD=3^&^^, ^cd=i^:d:^o^ nirakari- 
 puni, nirakarisuni (^t:^^&, ^t:^ 
 ^^oj), 7'. a. To transgress, 
 disobey, disregard. 2. to re- 
 ject, set aside, refuse, decline. 
 
 ciD'3^c)C5 nirakara, s. Shapeless- 
 ness, absence of form. 2. 
 censure. 3. denial, negation. 
 adj. Shapeless, formless, ^^i) 
 ^■c? God, who has no mate- 
 rial form. 
 
 ^D^^^ nirakhyi, see ^^^. 
 
 ^0?)co niraji, s. A kind of cloth 
 with gold borders. 
 
 ^os^o^niratanka, adj. Uninter- 
 rupted, unmolested. 
 
 ^)D«)9c)d niradhara, adj. Unsup- 
 ported, unsustained. 2. poor, 
 destitute. ^jto^toS a destitute 
 person. 
 
 ^De)^ nirani, s. A kind of erup- 
 tion on the skin, eczema. 
 
 ^D'33Jo-5)9 niraparadhi, see ?iTi-^ 
 
^D^ nira 
 
 359 
 
 ^lidF nirgu 
 
 ^De)doo;io niramaya, adj. Well, 
 hale, free from sickness. 
 
 ^D^o:ij^;^ nirayasa, adj\ Easy, 
 unfatiguing. 
 
 ^D"30Jjoqj nirayudha, adj. Unarm- 
 ed, defenceless. 
 
 ^D^d nirara, see ^Tjzm7>-d. 
 
 ^D^4 uiravu, see o^d^i: 2. see ^^4- 
 
 ^cr^^ nirase, s. Despair, des- 
 pondency. 2. disappointment. 
 — t?^^ to be disappointed. 
 —■^^o^ok^ to despair. 
 
 ;fjDe)^ o^j nirasraya, adj. Without 
 refuge, asylum or support; 
 helpless, destitute. 
 
 '^D^k nirasi, see o)us^. 
 
 ^D-3aoDd nirahara, s. Fasting. 
 
 Tju^=§^t>-'^oi>'i^t>£^ nirakshepa, 
 nirakshepane, aaj. U n question- 
 able, unobjectionable. 
 
 ^D niri, see ^a. 
 
 ^Dp^^,^) nirikshipuni (^^etx^), 
 :'. a. To hope, desire, look for, 
 expect. 
 
 ^De=^ nirikshe, ^. Hope, expec- 
 tation, waiting. 
 
 ^CjdJ?o^h nirudyogi, s. A man 
 
 without employment, a lazy 
 
 man. 
 
 J^OjCj niruddha, ^^/. Obstructed. 
 ^ 9 _ 
 
 ^dJS3i nirupa, ^. A letter, epistle, 
 representation in writing. 
 'J ^6 nire, s. Neighbourhood ; also 
 ^^5-5. adj. Neighbouring, 
 adjoining. — ^ec^o/^ a bad 
 neighbour. — ^o3o a neigh- 
 bour. 
 
 ^6^ nirepu, see o^t^^. 
 ^^do* nirely, i". A shadow, resem- 
 blance. 2. shade, shelter. 
 J^dsJ^ nirevuni (^^^), v.n. To 
 be ready; ^. ^^^o). 
 
 ^dJS^A nirogi, ^. A man who is 
 free from sickness, a healthy 
 man. 
 
 ^dJS^c^nirodha, ^. Loss, destruc- 
 tion. 
 
 ^^Fcd nirkande, s. A soft root. 
 
 ^^F^O) nirkakke, .y. The sea-gull. 
 
 ^=5rcl nirkane, s. A small branch 
 of bamboo. 
 
 ^^ctF^o nirkanya, s. A water- 
 nymph. 
 
 ^=3^jro£J nirkunta, s. A post 
 fixed in water. 
 
 ^^a.FoeJj nirkuntu, see ^^^orowo. 
 
 ^=s'jF^e;o^ nirkujeluni (o)^or^6), 
 V. n. To curdle, coagulate. 
 
 ^^0F|^ nirkutta, s. Dropsy. 
 
 '^'=6:^7 h^ nirkutti, s. The post of a 
 watering-machine. 
 
 ^^JSF^ nirkuve, s. A kind of 
 arrowroot. 
 
 '^T^'F nirgiji, ^^^ F^Aor^. 
 
 ^rlFocJ nirgandha, ^^^'. Inodo- 
 rous, without smell. 
 
 ^rlFSJo nirgama, ^. Setting out, 
 exit. 2. total loss or depar- 
 ture. 
 
 ^rioFra nirguna, adj. Void of all 
 properties. 2. destitute of the 
 qualities incident to humani- 
 ty. 3. having no good quali- 
 ties, bad, worthless. 
 
^nr nirja 
 
 360 
 
 c^^OJSF nirmu 
 
 ^UFf^ nirjana, ^dj. Lonely, un- 
 inhabited. — ^^3?^, — 8[5j^so a 
 deserted country. 
 
 ^tciF^ nirjala, ad/. "Waterless. 
 
 ^iSo^rsJ nirjiva, adj. Lifeless, 
 inanimate. 2. weak, help- 
 less. 3. inactive, lazy. ^)C^?f^ 
 a dead body. 
 
 ^rsFCdj nirnaya, s. Resolution, 
 determination. 2. certainty, 
 positive conclusion. 3. settle- 
 ment, final arrangement. 
 _iio<^j^^ to resolve, settle, 
 fix. 
 
 ^rarcOo?:!^^) nirnayisuni (oir®ro3o 
 cJ), v.a. To resolve, decide, 
 settle. 
 
 ^;^r nirta, see ^^r. 
 
 ^c5rOjo nirdaya, s. Unkindness. 
 
 ^C3c)r^r?o nirdakshinya, s. Dis- 
 regard, want of attention. 
 " 2. severity, strictness. 
 
 ^z3js^r5S[ nirdosha, ^. Blameless- 
 ness, innocence. 2. freedom 
 from blemish, adj. Innocent, 
 sinless. 2. unblemished. 
 
 ^)Zp'srd nirdhara, s. Certainty, 
 ascertainment. 2. determina- 
 tion, resolution. 
 
 ^cS'srdjnirnama, s. Extirpation, 
 eradication. 
 
 ^c3e)roao nirnayi, s. An otter. 
 
 ^c3«)r^ nirnala, s. The sixth 
 Tulu month between Sep- 
 tember and October. 
 
 cic5e>F© nirnali, s. A water-spout. 
 
 c^c^rds^* nirnirel^, see ?)e5^T5^. 
 
 ^3JreoJ nirpatt^, adj. Moist, wet. 
 2. diluted. -^?5 diluted milk. 
 
 c^2oroq5, c^zoFoqif^ nirbandha, nir- 
 bandhana, s. Violence, oppres- 
 sion, force, constraint, —"s^o 
 ^^oi to constrain, or oppress. 
 
 ^ZdoF^ nirbuddhi, s. Foolish- 
 ness. 
 
 ^efr, ^E^r nirbe, nirbhe, .?. A 
 kind of oblation given to a 
 priest. ~-t>^2s^ to prepare. 
 
 ^e^jro^j, ^tp^Fvl nirbhaya, nir- 
 bhiti, s. Fearlessness. adj. 
 Fearless, undaunted. 
 
 ^doFcSnirmade,^^". Uncovered. 
 
 ^doFe;nirniala, s. Purity, clean- 
 liness, ad/. Pure, transpa- 
 rent, pellucid, clear. 
 
 ^^je)Fr3 nirmana, s. Creation, 
 manufacture, production, in- 
 vention. —T^^^?^ to create, 
 produce* invent. 
 
 ^Ojf^ nirmita, adj. Made, in- 
 vented. 2. fabricated. 3. 
 artificial, —d^^i to produce, 
 invent. 
 
 ^Dj*^?jO^ nirmisuni {^^r^^i'.a. 
 To create, produce. 2. to 
 manufacture, invent. 3. to 
 fabricate. 
 
 ^SJooFfS nirmune, s. An appa- 
 ratus for watering a field. 
 adj. Blunt. 
 
 ^^ioordoori^ nirmuruno^ele, .v. An 
 arrogant man. 
 
 QidoJSFe^nirmula,^. Extirpation, 
 eradication. — ^os?j^oi to ex- 
 tirpate, eradicate. 
 
?:)s5j^^r nirmo 
 
 361 
 
 nilku 
 
 ^dx^Fod nirmoha, s. Want of 
 affection or love. 
 
 ^Da3e)rr3 niryana, s. Death, 
 demise; final beatitude. 
 
 ^OF'S> nirlajje, s. Impudence, 
 shamelessness. 
 
 ^6^ph nirlepi, adj. Un defiled, 
 untainted. 2. innocent, 
 
 blameless. 
 
 ^^FC'J ^ nirvancane, s. Sincerity, 
 ingenuousness. 
 
 ^dr2o;^j^ nirvahisuni (^^r&^), 
 z>. a. To manage, transact, 
 sustain, effect. 
 
 ^^34)^=5^, ^s3e)rso nirvaka, nirva- 
 ha, s. Management, power or 
 ability to perform, execute, 
 sustain, ^Z^-.; also ?)^^r. _too^ 
 without power to manage, 
 etc.\ unavoidably. 
 
 ^STSFrQ nirvana, s. Nakedness. 
 2. reunion of the soul with 
 the deity, final beatitude. 
 
 ^S3^rcj, ^^FS3i)d nirvada, nirvi- 
 vada, adj. Undisputed, un- 
 questionable, unobjection- 
 able. 
 
 ;i^F^ nirvisha, s. An antidote 
 for poison. 2. the plant Cur- 
 cuma fertc7nbet. 
 
 ^sSf nirve, see ^tSr. 
 
 ^^^rd nirveda, s. Humility. 2. 
 despair. 3. weariness. 4:. see 
 
 ^rj"SFcl) nirsani, see ^as?i. 
 ^^ nila, see f^^- 
 
 ^^0 nilam, s. Ballast. 2. the 
 bottom of a vessel. 
 
 ^^o=5^d nilankara, .s-. Disfigure- 
 ment. 2. ruin. 
 ^^^d nllakara, see ^^^-d. 
 ^O'uDZ^ nilakari^, s. Stretching. 
 —^^4^ to stretch out the 
 forelegs, to scrape along the 
 ground, 
 y^i^ri:! nilagade, s. Settlement, 
 adjustment, conclusion, de- 
 termination. 2. cessation, 
 intermission, 
 /^^sj, p^D^ nilavu, nilavu, see 
 V^e3^. 2. see <30£jd^. 
 
 i®^, ^0^=^ nilike, nilike, adj. 
 Full, replete. 
 y^Oo^P nilipuni, see ^a^^. 
 ^^jdohniluvangi, ^. Along coat. 
 ^^3 nile, s. The bottom, as of a 
 well, eU.; depth, profundity. 
 2. a secret, mystery, adj. 
 VFirm, fast, abiding. 2. quiet, 
 still, calm, — e?rfj3|^^ to be 
 firm, steadfast, -^h^ to be 
 quiet. 
 ^s3c2^ nilenci, see ??e3oel. 
 >y^s3Q§ nileppu, s. State. 2. pos- 
 ture, station. 
 >/^23d) nilevu, s. Balance, arrears. 
 
 2. standing, residence. 
 v^dsj^i nilevuni (^«3), z: n. To 
 be steadfast. 
 ^s;^,s^Qi nilkavuni, c.v. {of ^^\ 
 c^) To cause to peep. 2. to 
 cause to reach. 
 >^'^e;o,^ nilkuni (^^i), >^'. ^. To 
 peep, look slily, get a glimpse 
 of. 2. to reach. 
 
 31 
 
^d nilke 
 
 362 
 
 ^3l nishka 
 
 ^d nilke, see ^e5^. 
 
 ys^^zl nilg-ade, see ?)<2JazS. 
 
 ^^s->o nilpu, ^. A pause, stop, 
 interruption. 2. stay, dura- 
 tion. 
 
 J'^^^^'^ nilpuduni, c.v. (of a 
 
 *^ii^) '^^ P^^ ^ stop, cause 
 
 to stop, make stand. 
 V^e;j^^ nilpuni (^^), v. n. To 
 
 stay. 2. to cease; to become 
 
 quiet. 
 ^s:-3Sj^ nillavuni, see t:<!^^^^. 
 ^d^r^ nivartane, s. Cessation. 
 
 2. remission, forgiveness. 
 ^53«)t3, ^^33^ nivaji, nivadi, see 
 
 ^S3e)dfl nivarane, s. A remedy. 
 
 2. averting. 3. deliverance. 
 
 4. prevention. 
 ^S3^^ nivasa, s. A habitation, 
 
 dwelling. [tant. 
 
 ^Sj-5)A) nivasi, ^. A citizen, inhabi- 
 ^^^^ nivali, s. Taking away 
 
 the effects of evil eyes. 
 
 ^S3^^sS^, ^^-s^^^lo^) nivalipuni, 
 nivalisuni (o^s^d^, ?)tos?oj), v. a. 
 To take away the effects of 
 evil eyes. 
 
 ^Sjn^ nivr^tti, s. Cessation. 2. 
 abandoning. 3. repose, rest. 
 
 c^sS^df^ nivedana, s. An offering. 
 2. an address. 3. informing. 
 
 ^s! nisa, s. Inebriation, intoxi- 
 cation. — sSjse'S an inebriate 
 man. 
 
 5Se)dd nisacare, s. A fiend, 
 goblin. 2. a night-walker. 
 
 ^SD^i, ^3e)cS nisani, nisane, j-. 
 
 A mark, sign. 2. a flag, 
 
 standard, banner. 
 ^h nisi, see ^^. 
 
 '^h^o nisin, ^^z'. Together with, 
 also. 
 
 ^)2^JSa nisudi, s. A bill of acquit- 
 tance. 
 
 ^^ nise, s. Night, midnight. 
 
 ^^^F niskarsha, see ^jm^^f. 
 
 ^2^ ozJo niscaya, s. Certainty, as- 
 certainment, positive conclu- 
 sion. 2. resolution, determi- 
 nation, ^saoeojse) a present of 
 betel, etc., at the settlement of 
 a marriage, -aso^ uncertain. 
 _^j^-<o^^, ^i^oso;^^ to resolve, 
 settle, determine; to ascer- 
 tain. ~T^^f^^ji>hF^ to prove. 
 
 "^^ ^ niscala, s. Firmness stabi- 
 lity. adj. Firm, steady, fixed. 
 
 ^boi niscinte, s. Ease, freedom 
 from care or anxiety. 
 
 ^h^ niscita, ad/. Determined, 
 'Settled. 
 
 ^^^^ nistika, see ^Ti^"^. 
 
 ^^20 nissabda, adj. Noiseless, 
 stilL, quiet. 
 
 ^<2^rf nishiddha, adj. Prohibited, 
 forbidden. 
 
 ^3§^q5 nishedha, s. Negation, 
 prohibition. 2. the negative 
 mood, gram. 
 
 c^slsjy nishkapata, s. Sincerity. 
 adj. Frank, sincere. 
 
 ^^dor? nishkaruna, adj. Pitiless, 
 cruel, harsh. 
 
^3l nishka 
 
 "o" 
 
 363 
 
 ^^y nit a 
 
 ^^^r, ^^^r nishkarsha, ni- 
 shkarshe, s. Determination, 
 settlement. 2. certainty. 
 
 ^^^e^o^^, c^^i-^o^^ nishkalankij, 
 
 nishkalank^, adj. Irreproach- 
 able, spotless, unblemished. 
 
 ^^j.c^, ^^jp d nishtura, nishtura, 
 adj. Cruel, harsh, severe, s. 
 Harshness, severit}^ 
 
 ^^ o3J3^t^^ nishprayojana, s. 
 IJselessness. adj. Useless, 
 vain, bootless. 
 
 ^sl^^ nishphala, adj. Fruitless, 
 vain. 
 
 ^T^T^F nisarga, s 
 condition. 
 
 ^?:jc)^ nisani, see ^^^. 
 
 ^^D^^ nistaripuni (^i&), v. a. 
 
 To endure, bear, sustain. 2. 
 
 to cross or pass over. 
 ^T^J^'d nistuka, adj. Critical, 
 
 serious, as the turn of a 
 
 disease. 
 ^jioTi nissanga, s. Separation. 
 
 2. seclusion, retirement. 3. 
 
 indifference. 
 ^7^or\ nissang-i, s. A man who 
 
 mortifies himself to the world, 
 
 a recluse. 
 ^^o3'3?^ nissantana, adj. Child- 
 less, issueless, heirless. —^ 
 
 t^^ to die childless; to be 
 
 ruined, annihilated. 
 ^;<od^3o, ^;^o2^o:^o nissandeha, 
 
 nissamsaya, ^. Confidence, adj. 
 
 Undoubted. 
 ^?ji^ d nissara, s. Worthlessness. 
 
 adj. Sapless, pithless, dry; 
 
 worthless. ~^j^^o unfertile, 
 
 barren land. 
 ^r^^"^ nissuni, see Ti^^'b^^. 
 ^^ ojo nikshaya, see ^)g_cdo. 
 
 ^=^^sj nikshepa, s. Hidden or 
 
 buried treasure. 2. a deposit. 
 •/^^oC3e)ei nindata, s. Swimming. 
 
 2. floating. 
 J^^o23^d)^ nindavuni, e. v. {of ^eo 
 
 ^^) To set afloat. 2. to 
 
 cause to swim. 
 i^^oi:Jj^ ninduni (o)?c5), v.n. To 
 
 swim. 2. to float. 
 
 . The natural P^^®°^^^"*'"y""'('''^*>' ''•''■ 
 To peep. 
 
 X ^^=a"3^^ nikavuni, c. v. {of ^)?^o^) 
 
 To grin. ^jae3— to show the 
 
 teeth, as dogs, monkeys. 
 ^^^0^ nikuni (^?^), i'. n. To 
 
 appear, as the projecting 
 
 teeth. 
 ^^rio^ niguni, see eSat^o^. 
 ^^3^ nica, adj. Mean, low, base, 
 
 vile, abject. — s^dB low caste. 
 
 -^^t>^ — ^^ meanness, baseness, 
 
 vulgarity. — ^"rf^js^i a mean 
 
 man. —z^i^t-d a mean, vulgar 
 
 expression. 
 ^e2i3c)C^?S nicatadane, s. A kind 
 
 of beating. 
 ^^e;^o^ nicuni (^e^), v. n. To go 
 
 through, pierce. 2>4o extend ; 
 
 cf. o^eorioo). 
 ^^2;§ nice, s. A mean fellow. 2. 
 
 a demon so called. 
 -i^^ei nita, adj. Long, extended, 
 2 > straight* 
 
 high, upright. 
 
 31* 
 
^eeot) nita 
 
 364 
 
 ^^D^ nir^ 
 
 direct. ^Ti~- lengthwise and 
 crosswise, zigzag; confound- 
 ing. 
 
 J ^^tofi^l3 nitaniti, advT^traight- 
 
 J ly. J2. lengthwise. 
 
 Jc^^b^^^) nitavuni, ctj. (o/^^^ 
 ^) To cause to stretch, length- 
 en, eU.; also ^iezsDiio). 
 
 J ^^sJo nitu, see ?)eW. 
 
 J ^^'t^o^, ^^do^nituni,niduni(^?^, 
 oieS), z>. a. To stretch out or 
 forth, hold out, lengthen, t?^— 
 to stretch out the hand. 
 ^^3 niti, s. Morality; righteous- 
 ness, justice, equity. -=^eS 
 injustice, iniquity. —r^-^or 
 morals. — cdoSj, ~-^o^ a just 
 man. — ^psrojo justification. 
 —zji>ir:i a just word, moral 
 saying. — £3.^?:^^ moral teach- 
 ing. — ^jsXr the way of 
 righteousness, upright con- 
 duct. —'^^L] ^^^^^ philosophy, 
 ethics. —-^Ti essence of mora- 
 lity; a treatise on ethics. 
 -^^^^ immoral. 
 ^^^oTi nitin^a, see ?iBoX. |-oj^g, 
 ^^Jozj nitinja, see ^^.B^^^ under 
 
 J^^c* nir^, s. Water, -^zi^ a 
 water jar. — e?^ a whale. 
 — croi^r a water bubble. — So^o, 
 ^e^js?^-^ furrows between a row 
 of plants, etc.^ for watering 
 them. —^oc3jj)ci a water snake. 
 -^^^ a sea-gull, shag. ~??j3?5 
 a water-fowl. -^<y 4 a kind 
 
 CO 
 
 of cake. — ^?4 a species of 
 yam. ~9J)t5 a falling stream 
 
 of water. — c3do?o a water- 
 carrier. ~-^c^ poison in 
 water, miasma. — ftooso an 
 otter. — ^t56, _^o5 perspira- 
 tion ; fatigue. — ^irf a drop of 
 water. — s:^^, o^esj^r^ fixed 
 hire for watering rice fields. 
 e)^o_ a mode of watering rice 
 fields. CA)^- salt water. <oc|^— 
 fresh water. ^or®— tears. 
 ^of^eS ^s^^ to weep, shed 
 tears. ^^2;- sea water. ^o&— 
 yellow water. ei^^~ cold 
 water, tj^^o— brackish water. 
 ^e9_, ^j«^— sweet water. 
 ie?-, i^_ clear 6?;- filtered 
 water. ^"5— rain water fall- 
 ing down from a roof, ^^o 
 '^jdo- muddy water. ^^— 
 hot water. ^^oS6— putrid 
 water. ■^05o_ sweat ; urine. 
 
 — S55oc500^i, _aV)3iO^, ^h^TJOn^ 
 
 to leak, ooze. ~^h^ to melt, 
 dissolve. — §j<2;o^ to Avater a 
 rice field, -^wo^^ to turn the 
 course of water on a land. 
 _=^^j^o), _^j3D5$^ water to boil. 
 — =^o2)?e;o^i to water. — ^or^o^) 
 water to be very hot. -'^t^ 
 orfjsii^ to squirt, spirt. — Xo 
 c^ ?> water to run down. — ^eS 
 ^» to sprinkle water. — ^^ 
 orfoo^, ^;6^ajoos) water to be- 
 come clear, —^^^c^ to water. 
 — DeSb^ Hi. to lay water; 
 ^. daL to involve one in diffi- 
 culties; to ruin. -3ii^^^ 
 water to flow. -^ouo?i water 
 
^^d nira 
 
 365 
 
 ^^Ti nuga 
 
 to wring out. — 202^0 ^ water 
 to dry up. -2:>:>l^^ to irrigate 
 or water, as a field. —■^0X4?^, 
 — -sija^.^, —^14^ to draw water 
 from a well or tank. —^0^4 
 o) to pour w^ater. Fringe. 
 
 ^e^o^ nirande, s. A small sy- 
 
 Q^^d=CTJ5^oz3 nirakolambe, s. The 
 damp t7r swampy ground. 
 
 ^^rfrio^ niragulle, s. A bubble. 
 
 ^^6zi niraja, ^. A lotus. 
 
 ^^dsJ, ^^d^ nirata, niradi, s. A 
 water plant, Pistia straHo- 
 tes ; also ^ot^7\cT\. 
 
 ^e.d?o:>^ nirasuli, s. A whirlpool. 
 
 ^^d^ nirale, ^. Butter-milk dilut- 
 ed with water. 
 
 ^^Di)L^ nirata, s. Bathing for 
 sport. 2. see o^eTJy. 
 
 ^^dj^cs^ niruppadiji, ^. Green 
 fruits pickled in salt-water. 
 
 '^^t:^^ nirulli, s. Onions. 
 
 ^^^^jFceJ nirkunta, see ^'^^^o'^. 
 
 ^^^OFoeio nirkuntu, s. Water- 
 proof cloth. 2. a small piece 
 of cloth put on in mourning. 
 
 ^^=s^OF^ nirkutta, s. Dropsy. 
 — crooSo a man suffering from 
 dropsy. 
 
 ^^F^rds;^ nlrnireli^, s. Water 
 poured on a corpse, a funeral 
 ceremony. [thin. 
 
 ^^sjr^« nirpati^, adj. Watery, 
 
 ^^Sj'sro*'' nirpal^, see under ?)?&. 
 
 ^^si^OF^^ nirmuttu s. An in- 
 ferior kind of pearl. 
 
 .^^^ nila, s. Blue colour. 2. the 
 
 sapphire; also ^^^'^^^- 3. see 
 ^iee5. adj. Blue, dark blue. 
 _20or©, —-^^F blue colour. 
 
 ^^^"uot nilakauthe, s. The blue 
 necked Siva. 2. a peacock. 
 
 ^^^AS nilagiri, s. A blue 
 mountain ; the Nilagiris. 
 
 ^^o^o^^id nilanjana, s. Blue vit- 
 riol. 2. a small lamp. 
 
 ^^C) nili, s. The indigo plant. 
 2. blue colour. ~^r^^ to mock 
 at. — 7j:^_o^^) to become blue. 
 
 ^^^ nile, s. One of the monkey 
 chiefs. 2. the planet Saturn. 
 — t^jseb a dark or black fowl. 
 
 cl)or( nunga, see ?^ooao. 
 
 ^oA-c)5S^> nungavuni, ^. 1^. (of 
 ^do7\o^^ To get dried, cause 
 to dry. 
 
 fliorionungu,^. A species of mite, 
 tick, which infests cattle. 
 
 fl^oFio^ nunguni (^^of\), 7j.a.&n. 
 To dry up, become dried; 
 also ^ooAOjij^^^hoi. 
 
 ^of\^^ nungelijL, s. Drying, adj. 
 Dry, dried, —^ooiii^ a dry 
 cloth. — sjs^ dry fish, salted 
 fish. —^^ dry ground. 
 
 fl)=^o3^o^ nukuduni, see ^o7(ono^. 
 '^0%?^ nukkuni i^^^^), v.a.^^^o 
 bruise ; c/. ^o^4o^. 'U. n. To 
 decay, rot. 
 
 f^jr^a nugi^di, see ^^Ka. 
 ■~i ^r( nuga, s. A yoke. 
 
 ■^iM nugate, see ?^oao^. 
 
 fljrisrlci nugapane, s. The joint- 
 piece of a watering machine. 
 
^zr\ nugi 
 
 366 
 
 f^o6 nure 
 
 J^r\^^ nu^ipuni (^^'?), "c'.a. To 
 
 fill up, as a pit, 
 J c^ono^jo^ nug^iyuni {^^^), v. n. 
 To be filled up. 
 f^orlodv)^ nuguduni (noaoS), v. n. 
 To labour. 2. to become 
 rich; cf. ^oXo-do^. 
 c^orioi nugute, s. A clot over a 
 letter, as in Persian. 2. 
 softness. 
 ?^r(j^^ nugupuni (?:^oao), 7;. a. 
 To throng, press. 2. to ac- 
 cumulate. 3; to loosen. >/4. 
 
 to fill up; cf. ^oi\s^^. 
 
 Jc^orljdJ^ nuguruni (?:^oao5), v. a. 
 
 To loosen, slacken, make 
 
 loose. 
 
 NoAcJoo^ nuggiyuni (^o?^), ^. ^. 
 
 7 To press. z'.n.^To be filled 
 
 up. 
 Jc^jri.) nuggu, ac/j. Small, little; 
 also ^OAO. 
 
 A 
 
 i fdoT^ o^ nuggel^, ^. Smallness. 
 ^^T^'^ nuggru, see ^oacj^. 
 ^'i^ , Noe^j nucci, nuccu, see ^jasl . 
 
 ^ N0t3 , r^ J^o nuj ji, nujju, s. A 
 contusion, bruise. 
 
 Jf^j^ nudi, ,$•. A word, speech, 
 saying. -^0^ an oracle, 
 as uttered by a demon-dancer. 
 oi>cli-dj-- the counter-part of 
 a deed or document, ^"d— 
 conduct and speech. 
 
 -^f^oa53c)5S^ nudipavuni, c.v. {of 
 c^o2i^^) To cause to speak, 
 speak through another. 2. to 
 play on a musical instrument. 
 
 -i^o^ob^ nudipini (?^^^), "o. a. To 
 
 speak, talk. 
 Jf^o^oj.o^ nudiyuni {^^'^), ^'. n. 
 
 To pronounce, utter. 
 «y^Ooji nuppu, .y. Boiled rice. 
 J(^og) ^ nuppuni (?^^^), ^. ^. To 
 
 twist. 
 -^jm nubbu, ^^'. Mouldy, 
 
 musty 
 
 musty. — ^j3aD ?j(iioso 
 
 split dholl. 
 J ^oDri nurige, s. The drum-stick 
 
 tree, Hyperanthera moringa. 
 -/c^oOio^ nuritel^, s. Bruising. 
 
 2. chips. 
 f^oOsa^^^ nuripavuni, c. v, {of 
 J ?:^o54^) Tocausetocrush^^.to 
 
 press into a hole. 
 J^oD^^ nuripuni (?^^&), i\ a. To 
 
 break, powder, granulate, 
 
 pulverize. 
 7?^obo:^oj^ nuriyuui (?^^5), ik n. To 
 
 break, go to pieces. 2. to 
 
 decay; also ?^o&5^?b?i. jioDD 
 
 sc^s^obo a broken heart. 
 ^odooyj nuruntu, see ^jot^ocWj. 
 c^odJo^o^ nuruntuni, see T^jo-doo 
 
 slc^odoosS nurumpe, .y. A hole; cf. 
 7(:ioitF. —^ji^Ti:)^ to make a 
 hole. 
 
 ^fdoCooeoo nurumbu, .y.^A.lluvium ; 
 
 >/ wood-dust; ^iron-rust. r^. 
 ?^jCoo20j^ nurumbuni, see "dooeoj 
 fiidj^obj nurunuru, s. A crack- 
 ing noise; cf j^x^oXot^o. 
 
 J ^djd nure, .y. Foam, froth, scum. 
 — 20cXoz§ a small kind of fish, 
 
^j 6 nure 
 
 367 
 
 f5^, nekki 
 
 — ^si^o^ to vomit froth. — i^oo 
 200^ to foam, froth. 
 Njd^^o5j nurekayi, s. The soap- 
 nut, Sapindiis anarginatus. 
 ^o=g^F nurka, adv. Suddenly. 
 Jt^d'S^o^ nurkalliji, ^. A kind of 
 pebbles found in rice. 
 ?^o=s^or^ nurkuni (.^o^r), v. a. To 
 press on. 2. to elbow, push, 
 make way. 
 xr^^ri^Fp nurguni (-^^Kf)^ v.?i.i^To 
 pass over. 2. to sprain. 3. 
 '^ to^^ecay; also ?)OAorrfo^'8eE:^. 
 i^jjF^r nurge, see ?o5^. ^ 
 
 ^^^Fof\ nurtinge, ^. A malicious 
 
 or spiteful man. 
 f^oIfoA nurtengi, s. A climb- 
 ing shrub, Bryo7iia scahrella. 
 ^OsP-^^ nurtel^i, see ^obM. 
 -J:^:)-^^^, f^osjrc^j^'^nurpuiii, nur- 
 
 puduni, see ^ob^?). 
 M?io^j5r^ nurluni (J^o^r), v. a. To 
 
 wind up, fold, shrink. 
 v/'^jO null, s. A bit, fragment. 
 vif^j^oijo^ nuliyuni (^^^5), ^'. n. 
 
 To be broken, shattered. 
 v/?^j?o0^o nusulu, ^^^^ CA) ;doe;o. 
 ^JSorlo nungu, see ^ooao. 
 NJ5^3^=a nukataka, s. Fighting. 
 J^Sj'dd^ nukuni (?^j3^), v. a. To 
 
 thrust, push. 2. to reject. 
 -i^-'^^^c^ nutavuni (f^js^jd), t'. ^. 
 To show. 
 f^jSafS nutana, adj. Fresh, new, 
 recent, s. Newness, freshness. 
 J oShA nutra, adj. All. -/ 2. a 
 hundred. 
 
 7c^J3CJ^ nudane, 72 2/ 7/^. adj. The 
 
 hundredth. 
 4'^Shti^ nudu, ;22^;;^. A hundred. 
 F^JS?^a nunate, see ^-to>^. 
 
 Tc^J?)^^ nupuni (?^^^), v. a. To 
 spin, twist, string. 
 
 ^JS^O nupura, s. An ornament 
 of the leg, foot-ring. 
 
 I'F^JSdj^ nuruni (?^-^^), ^'. 7^. To 
 creep in, enter with diffi- 
 culty. 
 s/nJS^o ntilu, s. Thread, yarn. 
 j^ozio— fine thread. Tto^^— thin 
 or short thread. — LsBs^^ to 
 spin. —^:iOTi^^ to spool. — ?jo 
 ^^^ to twist thread. 
 y^JSdJSuaO nulodu, s. A spindle. 
 
 ^ns2 nrijipe, s. A king, sovereign. 
 ?^^3:]D:d?j a royal throne. 
 
 ^e)^' ^^-^ nr^tta, nri^itya, i". A 
 dance; dancing. 
 
 fioK (-(Oori) nenge (-enge), 
 postp. Till, until, as long 
 as. '^^~ till one comes. 
 ^^^- till it is done. 
 J^oeJ^^'^ nentastige, s. Relation- 
 ship. 
 J?So^3 nente, s. A relation. 
 
 cSo^ nempu, .^t^*? ?5?^^- 
 
 cS^g', ?S^^^ neka, nekki^, [contrac- 
 tion of f^c^^) To (9r for this. 
 
 cS=CT,d, ?S=5=^D^ nekkare, nekkar^, 
 s. The plant Melastovia 
 
 malabathrica. 
 of grass. 
 
 ^e;- a kind 
 
 J ^^ nekki, ^. Five leaved chaste 
 tree, Vitex trifolia. ^Q— Vitex 
 
N^, nekki 
 
 368 
 
 ^\ netti 
 
 negimdo. ^o^— , ^o5— Clero- 
 de7idrmn inerme. ~^^\ its 
 leaves, used by Koragar 
 women for clothing, and by 
 some other castes for certain 
 ceremonies. 
 
 ^■^o^s^ji) nekkil^padpe, s. A 
 variety of Amarantus. 
 
 <5rld negada, adv. Near. 
 
 -\cSri»^, fSricI negadi, negade, s. 
 Cold in the head, catarrh. 
 -33;^^ to catch cold. 
 cSris^ negatt^, s. Overflowing, 
 running over. 
 -^fSrl^^ negapuni (?5a), ?7. ^. To 
 overflow, run over. 2. to 
 ooze. 3. to perspire. 
 •^f\'Q^ negaru, s. Loitering, 
 lingering, as a sick person. 
 J 2:^a sea-animal, the vehicle of 
 Varuna. 3. a whirlpool, ed- 
 dy, —-i^y^^ to be caught in 
 a current. 
 ■^j\<>t\ negarige, s. Lingering. 
 fj/idj^ negaruni (^7\5), v. n. To 
 linger, loiter. 2. to procrasti- 
 nate. 
 ?3r1sS negavu, see ^)X4 
 ^/ ^i'S'* negal^, s. \(Au alligator, 
 
 crocodile. 2. see ?5X5. 
 VcjA negi, see^^'r^^. 2. ^^^ "At^o^. 
 ifSh^^ negipuni (^'a), e'. ^. To 
 leap, jump, spring up. 2. see 
 ^)•^^^SSi. ^7^5 ^2;o^^ to sew 
 tight. 
 JcSr^oJooc^ nogiyuni (?3'^•), 7'.n. To 
 rise, come up. 
 
 ?Srio^s3oj'^o, negili^mullu, ^£'£? f5e7\ 
 
 V 
 
 J^r\ neggi, J. Shyness; shame, 
 
 ^^^' ^A-S °^^^^^ neggya, adj. 
 Full, complete. 
 
 ^So^ netti^, {adbr. of ^oiM) In 
 this, herein. 
 ■^ ^y?^ nettage, adj. Straight, up- 
 right, adv. Straightly; pro- 
 perly. 
 
 cSy.^ri nettalige, s. The ground- 
 floor of a storied house. 
 
 ?2el netti, see ^^. 
 
 cSLJo. netlu, s. A deep breath. 
 
 rSSo^ nettely, see ^s^^. 
 
 ^do=a^ nedank^, .9^^ ^jst^o^. 
 
 ^c^o^o^ nedankuni, see ^zio'^j^, 
 
 i ^^ nedi, ^d//'. Long ; cf. ^ia. 
 
 — ^.^?£;o a long stick, pole. 
 
 ?S(^oj^, ?S:^5j)^ nedipinl, nedipuni, 
 see ^)ao:5oo^. ,2.^^^ ^i.X^i. 
 
 ^^^S5^ nedil^, s. A kind of bush. 
 ^:^ nedd^ (^-z^^r. o/ ^o^3S), 
 From this, herefrom. 
 
 i cSj:^^ r^ nedpuni, ^^^ n^X^). 
 
 JfSfl nene, see ^^. 2.^ee ^n. 
 cS|^ netta, (addr. o/^o^^ Of this. 
 
 Jc^vBj, netti, J.^he forehead; the 
 crown of the head. -^2. the 
 front, vertex. 3. a whirlpool. 
 /4 . cracking the fingers. 5 . the 
 tender stalk of fragrant screw- 
 pine, nt^j— top, vertex. —7( 
 ^^ to crack the fingers. — ?^o 
 ^r^ to make the 
 crack. 
 
 fingers 
 
^i^ netti 
 
 369 
 
 fSo neri 
 
 f.^^od nettiliaiide, j. Dysen- 
 tery. 
 
 , cS|j, nette, see ^o£^; c/. ^§^. 
 
 J?S|,D^ netter^, s. Blood. ^^f^5 
 clotted blood. —^ ^ja'^CJ, — d 
 ^e^o^ a stream of blood. — ^o 
 socqi consanguinity. — S5&odoo^ 
 to bleed, -ao,^^ to shed blood. 
 —8^4^?) blood to run out. -^^o 
 ejooi to menstruate, —^"^^h^ to 
 have bloody stools. 
 fScs^si ned^pa, ^^^ ^i^. 
 ^d nede, ^^^ o)^. 
 c5^^ nenapu, see ^^4- • 
 ^^^0=^ nenavarike, see ^^^a>^. 
 fS?5iJ?r?o^, ?S?2?o^ nenetonuni, 
 nenepini, see ^^4^- 
 
 v/fSfS^ nenepu, s. Thought, inten- 
 tion. 2. remembrance, recol- 
 lection, memory. o3oc^ ^^4 
 ^^ I do not remember. ~4 
 ^4^ to remind, bring to re- 
 collection. — ^'^o^o) to remem- 
 ber, recollect. 
 
 >/ fSfSog^ nenepuni (^^), ^. n. To 
 think, imagine, mind, reflect, 
 intend. 2. to recollect, re- 
 member. 
 
 ^ c^fSsJDf^ nenevarige, s. Kemem- 
 brance, recollection; recogni- 
 tion. 
 
 JfSsj nepa, see ^n^. 
 ^cdo^o neyama, see o)odo-do. 2. 
 see ?2e^o. 
 
 JfSoSo neyi, s. Clarified butter^ 
 ghee; grease, fat. 
 
 >i^o5on?)6 neyigare, s. A weaver. 
 
 n.'^o5j7^ neyige, s. Weaving. 2. 
 
 texture. 
 ^cSoSOoj^ neyipini (^odj«), ^r. ^. Xo 
 
 weave, plait, braid- 
 JfSoSjT^ovl nayipanti, s. A smooth 
 
 kind of grass, soft straw. 
 7fSo5osdjj© neyimuli, s. Soft grass. 
 
 /c^oSo^j neyime, ^4^'. ^i^®- -^^^^ 
 
 a fine cloth. 
 s/fSoSog^ neyili^, i'. A peacock. 
 >^''cSo^j^o^ neyiluni (^c^so), -^z. n;To 
 fade, as a bunch of cocoa- 
 nut. 2. see e5?£;o^. 
 fSo^j^ neyisre, .y. A cloth used 
 for cleaning an oilmill. 
 J^oSjd^ neyuni (^-^j^), 7-. «. To 
 weave, as a spider. 
 FScrfjg neyya, see f^^^o. ^^^^^^ 
 sJcSoSjSo ^neyyoli, s. A tender palm- 
 cSd nera, .y^^ ^^• 
 
 c5d:l nerade, s. Abuse, bad 
 language; nickname. — d s:t> 
 ^"d abusive language. 
 fSdsg nerapu, see c^^s^. 
 fSd^rS?^ neravanige, see -^o-d^^-R. 
 n/^C^ neravu, ^y. The privities of 
 
 the male sex. 
 JfSO neri, s. A fold or gather in 
 clothes, wrinkle, crease ; also 
 ^^t):R. _crooB?rao3o an upright 
 man. —tj^o^^ to gather into 
 folds. • 
 rumple. 
 
 nerivun 
 
 2"/to assemble, v^.to be at 
 tached. ^.to be t'n coitu. 
 
 ^^•^0^0) to fold; , to 
 
 >^SoJoo^, (Sd^c^ neriwJ, nere- 
 ^ vuni (^5, 5?^), -.'. /2/T0 be full. 
 
^6 
 
 nere 
 
 370 
 
 t€> nelli 
 
 J ^6 nere, see ^^. j-^^^^ 
 
 ?$uo^, fS6^^ nerelijL, nereli^, ^^^ 
 J\ ^^F nerta, «^". Straight. 2. true. 
 ^^/t'. Straightly. 2. truly. 
 
 ^cSsrdo nertama, 3*. Straight 
 ploughing. 
 
 f^^o^r^ nertruni, see ^hr^. 
 
 ^6^Fd, ?SsJrr?, ?S53c)re3 nerpade, 
 nerpani, nerpata, see ^"dif. 
 
 ^^DFZ^^ nerpavuni, c. z\ (o/^tF 
 o)) To cause to abuse. 
 
 ^hF^ nerpini (^^), '^. a. To 
 abuse, revile. 2. to give nick- 
 names, [reviler. 
 
 ^t>F6 nerpele, s. An abuser, 
 
 cSsSr nerbe, ^^^ ^£5r. 
 i rS^OF^ nerluni, ^^^ ^t5^o^. 
 J ^s5r nerve, ^^^ ^^-^of. 
 
 (So^oeio^ nel^ntuni, ^^^ ifowo^. 
 y^v nela, ^. v/Earth, soil, floor, 
 ground. 2. bottom. — ^^ 
 the foundation of a building. 
 — Ac§, j-^^ ^ejAzf. —Shjdu an 
 earthquake; e/. ^js^ozJ. —-dj^ 
 ^^ a ground floor, cellar, 
 — TOoo bottomless. —^Id^F^ 
 to curse, im- precate. — sj^ 
 ■^iS^i to bury. 
 
 N^j=^c2^ nelakanci, s. The plant 
 Narep^amia alata. 
 
 6 
 
 J^^=g'(:^e3 nelakadale, s. The |j^^j^^ nelpuni (?2^) 
 
 ground-nut, Arachis hypo- 
 
 giva. 
 f^^^d nelakara, s. Fertility of 
 
 land. 
 ^^^'<j nelakale, .^. A mark on 
 
 tlic iri'oiincl. 'l.src ^"-£^Xc?. 
 
 "^^J^i^xf nelakari^, see ^^^-^B. ■ 
 
 ^^=a'sd nelakale, s. Palsy affec- 
 ting on one side of the body. 
 
 cSs;=5'ooEJjd nelakumbuda, s. The 
 vegetable Batatas paniculata. 
 
 (3^ rid nelagade, see ^sjaz?. 
 
 ^e^^D^r^ nelanalig^e, s. A medi- 
 cinal plant. 
 ^e^^^d nelanekkare, see ^'^^. 
 fS^c^O Helanelli, s. Phyllanthiis 
 
 CO 
 
 maderaspatensis ^ P. niruri. 
 
 ^e;s3"3d nelapale, s. A kind of 
 creeper. 
 
 ^e;Eo?^s5 nelabasale,^. The spread- 
 ing hog weed, Boerhavia dif~ 
 
 fus^' [gentian. 
 
 ?2i>c3^^ nelabevu, s. A sort of 
 
 ?S^;^jOcd nelamunda, s. A kind 
 
 of fern, Curcidigo orcliioides, 
 
 cSejdooe^o^ nelamuccili;i, s. A 
 
 kind of medicinal plant. 
 ^^?oo3Jo5jnelasainpayi,^. Kavip- 
 feria rotunda. 
 J ^6 nele, see ^°3. 
 ^6o'i& nelenci, s. Dysentery. 
 
 ~^^h^ to have dysentery. 
 N^oL^o^ nelentuni, see ifcyo^. 
 ^€"^6 nelakale, see ^<sj^6. 
 J^v^dd^ nelpuduni, c. t-. (o/ ^ 
 e^o^^) To hang. 
 
 ■'. n. To 
 be hung, suspended. 
 JcSO nelli, s. The emblic myro- 
 balan, country gooseberry, 
 Phylantliics euihlica, c?s3 oS 
 |)i(lvl(^ made of (Mul)lir, myro- 
 dri rd fruit. 
 
 -t:50, it: 
 
^£) nelli 
 
 371 
 
 ?S^Q neri 
 
 ^"t) 3Drc3j nellirtaye, s. A demon 
 
 CO 
 
 so called. 
 
 vi^sj?5 nevana, s. Pretence, pre- 
 text, trick. — ^^^ to make 
 excuses ; to pretend. 
 
 ^i^Zjv, n^v' nevala, nevala, see 
 
 ^^^zS^ nevedya, see ^^^e^g- 
 ^ N-/ 0^ nes^rijL, adj. Morning, -disc 
 200 the morning sun. 
 
 ^^^c^, N^s;* nesar^, nesalu, s. 
 
 Seasoning. — "^jsbr^, —sj^t^o^ 
 
 to season. 
 ^^?j'i;* nesalu,^. The forehead; c/. 
 
 ^Tib. —20^4 fate, fortune. 
 ^Xd, ?5?d^ nesale, nesale, s. A 
 
 silly fellow. 2. a large, broad, 
 
 frying pan; also ^7i6. 
 •^^k^^ nesipuni (^^), "O-a. To 
 
 press down, make tight. 
 J^^o^w-sd nendrabare, s. The 
 
 Malabar plantain. 
 4 ^^/i nega, s. Beauty, nicety. 
 
 adj. Beautiful, nice, fair. 
 ■^c^^he:^ negil^, s. Small caltrops, 
 
 Tribiilus lanuginosus. — ■rfoo 
 
 ^\ its thorn. 
 J ^^23 neji, s. A nursling, young 
 
 plant of rice, etc. —-^ ts^cti, 
 
 — rf ^'^ a nursery. -?i^?) to 
 
 transplant. — sDcli^to sow in 
 
 a nursery. 
 ^^ei neti, see ^£j. 
 
 -/f^^ra, F^^rsonena, nenu, s. A cord, 
 
 rope; a bow-string. 
 JrS^3c)£J netata, .y.-i Hanging: 
 
 swinging. 2. entanglement. 
 
 cS^3e)c:3j^ netaduni (^p^S), v. n, 
 J -"To be pendent, to hang, swing; 
 
 to depend. 2. to be involved 
 
 in difi&culties. 
 ^^^^ netra, s. An eye. -^js^a 
 
 ophthalmia. 
 ?2p:^,^j=5'o,%^ netramukkuli, ^. A 
 
 demon so called. 
 fS^3^s:J3 netravati, s. A river 
 
 so called. 
 ^^dg nedya, i"^^ ^^^ec^^. 
 ^^?^o nenu, see ^?r^. 
 
 fS^ss"3^e!^D^ nepalaber^, s. The 
 root of swallow-wort, Ascle- 
 pias asthmattca. 
 
 ^(j^^ nepini, see jSosoE:^. 
 
 cS^^o nema, s. The annual fes- 
 tival of a demon. 2. ^^^ oi 
 ojoii). —zSeJ^S a priest seized 
 with a demon. 
 'c5^^o=3^ nemaka, s. Regulation, 
 rule, law; ^determination, 
 choice. 3. -appointment, no- 
 mination to a post. — -sii^^o^?) 
 to appoint, fix. 
 
 cS^^J?oo^) nemisuni (^e^^^oJ), v. a. 
 To determine. 2. to appoint. 
 
 ^^cdo neya, ^^^ ^^o^>^- 
 -/fS^oSo neyi, ^^^ ^o^o- 
 
 ?3^o5o?^ neyige, see f^c^o-R. 
 J^^^^^ neyuni, see nOsoI:^. 
 
 c^^oaogj neyisre, ^^^ ^oao^. 
 
 ^^0 neri, ^^^ ^5. 
 
 c^eSo^c^lJ^, f5^0o€s3)?^d nerinke- 
 natti, nerinkepuo^ere, s. A varie- 
 ty of country tobacco. 
 
fv^c I16r6 
 
 372 ^S)^ nocca 
 
 J (^^dnere, j. Straightness. 2. jus- 
 tice, truth. 3. agreement. 
 ^^WStraight; just, true;] 
 
 7 even, like; >ftliin, delicate. 
 cS^cIon nsrengi, The name of a 
 village, —^^f ^^^ ?3?5o???^&o^. 
 
 J(5^6j3q*, f2?6js<w^o neroliz, nerolu, 
 s. The newel fruit, Syzigi 
 ja7nbolanum. 3io80o— the rose 
 apple, Jambosa vulgaris. 
 
 J ^^dr nerde, adv. Early in the 
 morning. 
 
 J c^^d^r nerme, adj. Fine, thin, 
 delicate. — crooSo a delicate 
 man. 
 
 JcS^s^, N^5jo/T nela, nelangyi, ^.'^A 
 hanging rope. 2. a square 
 piece of white cloth tied over 
 a cradle, to divert or amuse 
 the baby in it. -si^t^o^ to 
 hang a rope for drying 
 clothes upon W.fig. to make 
 frequent visits. 
 ^^e^oh nelangi, see under ^ee;^. 
 
 Jc3?2:"34^^n6lavuni,^.7/. {oft^^^^) 
 To hang, suspend. 
 ^^S neli, see ?3ec;^. 
 
 -Jf2^C'=CT nelike, ^. Hanging, swing- 
 ing. 
 
 Jc3?'^>Jc^ neluni (^e^), v. n. To 
 hang, be suspended; to swing, 
 vibrate. 2. to hang on, stick. 
 ^^e3 nel6, .y^^ ^ee^. 
 
 mother's elder sister. —A 
 aunt, wife of father's elder 
 brother, mother's elder sister. 
 JfS^^Oog)^ nevaripuni (^e^a), v. a. 
 
 To fondle, caress. 
 JfSfsJ^ nevala, s. A silver or gold 
 girdle worn round the loins. 
 ^^sjD nevuri, s. A kind of cake, 
 •^c^^^j nesa, s. Asthma. 
 ■^%^ nele, see ^e<y. 
 ^)^ nei, see ^oso. 
 
 coj(3*JS© neikuli, s. The tree 
 
 2. ^^6- 
 
 '^ 
 
 Wrightia tinctoria. 
 -^A^^ neidile, s. The water-lily. 
 
 ^^^^^ 
 
 neipunya, s. Cleverness, 
 
 J^^Vf^ nelya, adj. Great, large, ex- 
 
 . tensive. ~e>o?x, c5ec3o?v a loos: ^^^ 
 
 lODg 
 
 coat. ~^)^ uncle, father's 
 elder brother, husband of 
 
 skill. 
 
 ^/cS)^ojJ neiya, adj. Soft. -:3j3020o 
 the evening sun. 
 
 ^.sS^cJo neivedya, s. Food pre- 
 sented to an idol, an oblation 
 to a deity. 
 
 ^yi^on^ neisarang^, see ^os>o 
 
 JcSjsoCc), c^JSorsT^ nonna, nonnage, 
 adj. Soft, nice. 
 
 ?Sj?)=^vX^ nokkuni (^-^^a), v. a. To 
 stroll about. 
 
 cSj?)=^ nokke, s. Sweepings, rub- 
 bish. 2. the name of a woman. 
 — cSjaTJ^ all rubbish. 
 
 fSjs^^d nokkele, ^. A trifling 
 or destitute man. 
 
 noga, see ^7\. 
 
 cSj^2i nocca, sec ^^. 
 
 2. see ^o 
 
^s,'!^ nocci 373 
 
 nocci, s. Rice cooked with 
 
 c3^oto nounta 
 
 Est 
 
 ghee, cocoanut, eU. 2. ^^^ 
 jS-Oj. — f^-6 a leaf used for 
 various ceremonies. 
 -irSjss^o, fSjseI noccu, nocce, adj. 
 Minute. 2. light. 3. beneath 
 notice, paltry. 
 J?SJSr^ nonna, see ^jaor«. 
 t^JSOSoD"" noyiri^, s. Whiting, lady- 
 fish; cf. 'SZ^. 
 ^JSdG^ norad^, s. Rubbish.' 
 ^js6 nore, see ?^ot5. 
 ^j3^o noUu, s. A kind of water- 
 snake. 
 J^JS^o^ nompu, s, Any meritori- 
 ous act of devotion. 2. a 
 festival, especially the one 
 observed on the 14th day of 
 the 6th lunar month in honor 
 of Ananta. 
 -> cSj^^oSOonombu, s. Fasting among 
 the Mohammedans; fast, pe- 
 J nance. >t ^j?>o20o^ to fast. 
 ?Sjs^^^, f5js^=^J5^ nokate, noko- 
 
 te, s. The name of a tree. 
 ^J?)^=ao, ^J^^T'\d noku, nogu, adj. 
 Small; inferior. 2. bad. 
 Jc^JS^Ll nota, s. Sight, 
 
 vision. 
 
 view. 2. aim. —7^-5 a for- 
 tune-teller; one who hits 
 the mark. — ^<so^o fortune- 
 telling; guess, surmise. —7i6 
 aiming, -a?^^, ^^_3^^ to aim; 
 to hit. —531)1^0?) to watch, 
 look after. 
 tSj3^l3?%^ notice, s. Notice, inti- 
 mation. 
 
 fSjS^yo notu, s. A bill of ex- 
 change; a promissory note; 
 a currency note. 
 J^Jt^dd^"^, ?SJS^C3s)sS^''nodadru- 
 nij'^odavuni, v. a.^o point at, 
 / show. 2.''to rake up, stir. 
 
 ?Sj5^^o^ nodilu, s. ^^€. 
 
 ^?2jS^fl none, s. Saliva, spittle. 
 
 c^J^i^Sj'SsS^ nopavuni, c. v. (o/^j^? 
 
 ^o^) To cause to beat or strike. 
 
 >/cSj3^^^, ^js^^^ nopini, nopuni 
 
 (^jse), v. a. To beat, strike, 
 
 flog, knock. 2. see ^jsecxsjE^^. 
 
 ^Jw^^^doSj, ^J5^s2q3 nopunaye, 
 
 nopele, ^. A beater, striker. 
 N^^oSo noyi, see ^jseco. 
 s/c5J5^o5o^^noyipini (?Sj?)?oci:«), z'. n. 
 To ache, pain. 
 ^JS^c^o noru, s. Freight, fare, 
 hire. % see njsosjS. — sjoz^osj 
 fixed hire. 
 f^js^d nore, s. A kind of water- 
 plant. 2. a kind of tare. 
 — z34^?i to root out the tares. 
 J?Sj3^6 nore, s. A kind of crane. 
 ?Sjs^O noli, see f^jaeeS. 
 c2js^®?;!d nolisara, s. A species 
 
 of aloe. Aloe lit or alls. 
 rSJS^^o nolu, see ^jse'do. 
 f2j?)^23 nole, adj. Very sour. 
 V^JS^sS novu, s. Pain, ache. 2. 
 
 distress. 
 Jc2jS)^2o nohi, ^. A meritorious 
 act or vow. 
 ^ nou, adj. Naval. 
 c5^o^-3s2)^ nountavuni, c. v. (of 
 ?fi)owo?)) To cause to pinch. 
 
 32 
 
^olio nountu 
 
 374 
 
 cSJi)n^^ nyuna 
 
 ^olio nountu, s. Pinching. 
 Jt^oUj^ nountuni (^oS), 7'. a. 
 
 To pinch. 
 J??^o^o nountu, s. Squeezing, 
 pinching, crushing. 2. chew- 
 ing. — ^§j^ to masticate, 
 ruminate. — aetc^i to loosen 
 slowly. 
 
 ^o^o^) nountuni (n^o^j, v. a. 
 To chew. 
 
 ^0^ noumpu, see t^^o-^. 
 J ^oog^) noumpuni (^^), 7-. ^.^To 
 chew. 2. to entangle. 
 
 ^^ nouka, s. A ship. 
 
 ^^6, ^u^d noukare, noukare, 
 ^. A servant. 2. a lascar. 
 
 ^e3 nouji, ^. A spear, lance. 
 
 ^e3* nout^ see ?3^owo. 
 
 N^too/T^ noutang-i^, .y. A weight 
 equal to ahout three Rupees 
 or one-eighth of a seer. 
 
 ^Uo noutu, see ^cu^. 
 
 ^a noudi, s. Kubera's nine 
 gems; also ?i^^)0 . —•rfj^rSs'n 
 the imaginary gem on the 
 head of a serpent. 
 
 ^Oo noumi, see ?J^^. 
 s/fT^^j^ nouluni (?J^^), 7^. w.^'To 
 itch, be irritated. 2. to be 
 
 distressed, r. a. To covet, 
 desire eagerly. 
 
 "^^0 noulu, s. Longing, hope; 
 cj". ^i^^o. 
 
 co^ocd nyande, s. One-sixth of a 
 seer. 
 
 ^DoZ^ nyad^, s. Pain, aching. 
 J^^^c'OJo nyaya, s. Justice, equity, 
 propriety, fitness. 2. law. 
 3. logic. 4. morality. 5. 
 quarrel. adj. Right, just, 
 proper, reasonable. —7^-6 a 
 logician; a lawyer; a quar- 
 relsome man. — ^Se^^, — s?^r 
 a judgment, decision, verdict. 
 — aD^ logic; a work on law. 
 — ^s ?5 a court of justice, 
 judgment seat. — ^ci^^, — "^^ 
 •^^^ to quarrel, fight, dispute. 
 
 ^o03o^^3J3 nyayadhipati, s. A 
 judge, tribunal. 
 
 c3e)oSJ'T;^ nyavala, see ^e^^s^. 
 
 ^■5)0^ nyasa, s. xYbandonment. 
 2. a deposit, pledge. 3. mental 
 appropriation, accompanied 
 with certain prayers and 
 gesticulations. 
 
 cdjSoc^ nyuna, adj. Blamable. 
 2. less, deficient, defective. 
 
 c3J?-?oi nyunate, s. Defect, defi- 
 ciency; omission. 
 
pa 
 
 375 
 
 3Joe^ penca 
 
 t> pa, The thirty-fourth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 sJo=a^ pank^, s. The hair about 
 the privities. 
 
 sjo^ panka, s. A fan, pankah. 
 2. mud, mire. 3. evil, sin. 
 
 sJo=s^^ pankaja, s. The lotus. 
 
 sJo=aa)rj*' pankasi^ s. Sprinkling. 
 
 3io^^ pankila, adj. Muddy. 
 
 t>o^ pankti, see ^o^. 
 
 t,z!SLi pankha, see ^o^. 
 
 sjort panga, see ^c^. 
 >/sJoric^ pan^ada, ad/.^ Bistmct, 
 apart, s. A division, part, 
 portion. 2. a group, 
 ^siorl^sg^ pang^adipuni (s^oXS), 
 z'. <2. To straddle; to place 
 apart. 
 
 sjor^d?^ pang-idana, see ^o7.-d^. 
 
 sJorlopan^u, adj. Lame, cripple. 
 s. A cripple. 
 
 sJorio^ pangula, s. A horse of 
 a silvery white colour. 2. a 
 cripple. 
 
 siorioS; panguli, adj. Soft, slip- 
 pery. 2. see ?^o7(o€>. — sj^iTJa 
 soft word. 
 ^ sjos^ panca, s. A rice field. 2. 
 a breed, sort, kind. oSoiS — 
 a good breed. <§si- a small 
 kind. 
 
 sics:^ panca, adj. Five, consist- 
 ing of five. — ^ five,, made 
 of five; a pack of five, as of 
 paper. 
 
 3Jo2^^td od^ pancakajjaya, i". An 
 aggregate of five articles: 
 dholl, gingely seed, jaggory, 
 cocoanut and cardamoms, 
 as an offering to Ganesa. 
 
 t>ozi^o^F pancakurve,^. A wick- 
 er basket or box. 
 
 3JoecM^o5o paucagajjeyi, see ^czi 
 
 &; 
 
 Sjcs^rl^i^o pancagavya, s. Five ar- 
 ticles derived from the cow: 
 viz., milk, curds, ghee, urine, 
 and dung, mixed together 
 and drunk as a means of 
 purification. 
 
 sjod^o^, pancatantra, s. A popu- 
 lar book of fables in five 
 chapters, containing stories 
 illustrative of five qualities 
 necessary to kings and great 
 men. 
 
 tic^^^ pancatatva, see t>o^2^j^^. 
 
 ^07^^ pancani, s. A variegated 
 colour. 
 
 3JoE^?5^6, 3Joe^^^ pancanekkare, 
 pancanekri, s. A nettle creeper. 
 
 sJo2;^sJ^^6 pancapakire, s. A 
 pauper, vagabond. 
 
 3Jo2:^sJi,paDcapatre, s. The worm- 
 wood plant. 
 
 3Jo2:^5Te)cc^^D^ pancapandaveryi, 
 s. The five Pandu princes. 
 
 sjos^^'s^^ pancapataka, see 7io?i 
 
 32* 
 
ZtOl 
 
 panca 
 
 376 
 
 3Jot3t) panca 
 
 3jo2^53^i^ pancapatre, s. A small 
 
 metal tumbler, cup. 
 t>oZ^oZDh pancapapi, see under 
 
 sjos^osj^rs pancaprana, s. The 
 five vital airs in the body. 
 
 sJce^2o©pancabali, s. An offering 
 to the five elements. 
 
 sJoZa2^J5^pancabhuta, s. The five 
 elements: earth, air, fire, 
 water, and ether. 
 
 sjo2;^sjo pancama, adj. Fifth. 
 
 sjos^s±)Sq"9^ 4)^=5 pancamahapa- 
 taka, s. The five most heinous 
 sins: murdering a Brah- 
 man, stealing gold, drinking 
 spirits, seducing the wife of 
 one's spiritual preceptor, and 
 associating with a person who 
 has committed such sins, ^o 
 £:^Ti3oo^3jD:^^, ^ic^isj^?: one guilty 
 of these sins. 
 
 sJos^^JS^^ pancamali^, s. The 
 local market of a town. 
 
 3^02^ ^j pancami, s. The fifth day 
 of a lunar fortnight. 
 
 sJoe^doj^S pancamukhe, s. Siva 
 with five faces. 
 
 sJcScs:^jJSej pancamiila, J. A medi- 
 cine of five ingredients. 
 
 Sjo^^dorlpancaranga,^^^ Tiosirfrer. 
 
 tjoi^T^i^ paricaratna, s. A poem 
 of five verses. 2. five princi- 
 pal gems: diamond, emerald, 
 pearl, ruby, and sapphire. 
 
 5Jo^Oo3jD* pancariyeryi, see srfo 
 
 sjoe^doh paricarengi, see zJ?|^t5oYn. 
 
 5io2^s3jS^5o pancaloha, J. The five 
 chief metals: gold, silver, 
 copper, iron, and lead; or 
 copper, brass, tin, led, and 
 iron. 2. a metallic composi- 
 tion, bell-metal. 
 
 sJoe^sJrir pancavarga, s. The five 
 classes of letters in the al- 
 phabet from ^ to ^. 
 
 SJo^^sJrsF pancavarna, s. Five 
 colours: white, black, red, 
 yellow, and green. 
 
 tiO'^'^^z^pJs 6 pancavalibaccire, see 
 
 sJos^ST^do pancavadya, s. Five 
 principal musical instru- 
 ments: the lute, cymbals, 
 drum, trumpet, and a kind 
 of hautboy. 
 
 3JoE5e)ori pancanga, s. An alma- 
 nac. 2. the foundation of a 
 building. 
 
 3iot5DvBri pancatige, see 3:iot^a3oa. 
 
 3Jo25«)4 pancatma, s. The con- j 
 science. *i!i 
 
 sJot5"353c)C3^ pancapadi;, s. Dis- 
 persion, scattering. 2. waste, 
 ruin. 
 
 sj 025^ 5^0%;^ pancamr^ta, ^. The 
 aggregate of five articles, 
 used in bathing an idol : milk, 
 curds, butter, honey, and 
 water. 
 
 s^oesDoSOsB, 3JoS5DoSo.^ri pancayi- 
 ti, pancayitige, s. Arbitration. 
 2. an assembly composed of 
 fivc<::'r more poisons to settle 
 a matter by aibitration. sic 
 
)ZBD panca 
 
 377 
 
 panta 
 
 ^^sOv^ 
 
 z^os>d^5 arbitrators. 
 
 to settle by arbitration. 
 ^o:^d€) panelli, see ^o&^^. 
 s:lotoFs)S202^u pancalibaccire, see 
 
 sjos^-sdo^ panciler^, see zJo^^d^S. 
 
 tio:^!)^^ pancasati, s. Pentecost. 
 
 3Jot5"i)^ pancali, s. A braggart, 
 talkative man. 
 
 sJotJ^^D^ pancalerij, s. The five 
 classes of artificers: gold- 
 smiths, blacksmiths, carpen- 
 ters, braziers, and masons. 
 2. the name of a warrior 
 tribe. 
 
 ^o^S^oa^oJj pancendriya, s. The 
 five organs of sense : the eye, 
 ear, nose, tongue, and skin. 
 
 3Joz§^D^ pancer^, s. One-eighth 
 of a maund, 3J pounds. 
 
 3Jos§\dD^ panceiveri^, see ^jcsjdoso 
 iS under ^oe-jsoao^. 
 
 3JoS§J3^ pancoli, s. A very pun- 
 gent kind of betel leaf. 
 
 \ot^ panja, 
 
 s. The hand with 
 
 fingers extended. 2. a repre- 
 sentation of the same carried 
 in procession at the Moharam, 
 supposed to represent the 
 
 3. the tuft of a 
 Scarcity. 2. 
 
 hand of Ali. 
 bird. 
 J'sioti panja, s. 
 famine. 
 T^oud panjara, s. A cage. 
 
 skeleton. 
 ..^ot^^d panjara, s. A fritter, 
 a kind of amulet. 
 
 V 
 
 2. a 
 
 ^3:^023 panji, s.^A pig, hog. 2A 
 torch. — &355 a male bamboo, 
 Bamhusa stricta. — ^ooc^o, see 
 tiO'^. —•rfooczf osj, see ziiSs?, ^. 
 iDOSj— , ^?6_, -doo^o^— a porcu- 
 pine, "^ri^— a porpoise, ^j^— 
 a hand-lamp, ^e— the country 
 
 pig- 
 isjotij panju, J. A torch. 
 
 sjotio©r panjurli, ^. The name 
 
 of a demon. 
 3:jc^ panje, s. A kind of towel 
 sjob^ pant^, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 pandi^dyi korpini, pandi^korpini, 
 see under ^dr^o). 
 
 3jor^ panda, s. Discernment, learn- 
 ing, wisdom, understanding. 
 2. articles or things in gene- 
 ral. 
 
 sjo^Jpandite, ^. A learned man. 
 2. a teacher. 3. a doctor, 
 physician. 
 
 sJo^S) pandili, ^. A musk-rat. 
 
 sjo^ljsraj^ pandonuni, ^^^ t,^^^. 
 
 sjorasj pannavu («^3r. ^/ s^oa 
 cj4), ^^^ under xif^^. 2. i"^^ 
 
 3JorS panni, see ^o^. 
 
 sjcfi panne, ^. A bunch of plan- 
 tains. 
 
 sjorijs^ri pannolige, s. A basket 
 or wooden trough for draw- 
 ing water. 
 «/3jor9o pannya, s. A comb. 
 
 3Jo3^ pantu, s. A trap. 
 
 sjo^ panta, ^. A purpose, vow, 
 
3Jo>B panti 
 
 378 
 
 3Jo20^ pambu 
 
 ^o) to bet. 
 
 ^ resolution. 2Ya bet or wager. 
 ^s^o-^^^t:^— a manly resolution. 
 ?i to be resolute. —'^ 
 fisii^^^^ to lose a 
 wager. sjo^jsaj resolutely, 
 positively, purposely. 
 
 tioh panti, s. Grass. 2. a 
 dauble nail. 
 
 :sto^toT\ pantirengi, see t^^^^o-h. 
 
 sjo^od pantura, see ^o&tj. 
 J tiot pante,^. Aline, row, range. 
 —^0^3^^ to sit in a line. -^^ 
 ■^— the succeeding line of 
 guests at a meal. 
 
 sjoJjs^eo pantoji, .y. A school- 
 master, teacher. 
 
 sJoio pantye, s. A small lamp. 
 <^^— mud lamps used at an 
 illumination ((L'^a^si). 
 
 tio^ pantha, see tio4. 
 
 oJodd pandade, ^. Fructification, 
 productiveness of a tree. adj. 
 Dense. 
 
 3ioC3^5S^ pandavuni, c.v. (o/^o 
 ^^) To rock, swing, move, 
 wave, shake, oscillate. 
 
 /^oa pandi, dz^: Reserved, cau- f «^/Small. 2. worn-out. -^^ 
 
 ??js65) a worn-out spade. 
 
 tious. —^Ti-^j^^ a reserved 
 
 man. 
 sioDOpandili, ^. Akind of mouse; 
 
 also ^^ o : cf. t>oi^€). 
 Jt>oci^^ panduni (■^o5)^ v. n. To 
 
 shake, be loose, wave, move, 
 
 be agitated, oscillate, vibrate. 
 ^ioCoSjO pandrali, s. A very 
 
 talkative man. 
 Soo^j-D^'s^DDri pndhuraliraga, s. 
 
 The name of a tune. 
 
 JsJON panna, see ^c^. 
 
 sjo^^oejd, 3JoNoto:)dpannambara, 
 pannambura, ^. Ambergris. 2. 
 affectation, ado. 3. mystery, 
 mystification. — ■siJ'£<o^^)to make 
 a mystery of anything. 
 
 3c!o^ri pannaga, s. A serpent. 
 J 3jo^ panni, s. Bragging, boasting. 
 2. egotism, self-conceit. 3. see 
 e£)Sr. — do^ profession and 
 practice, exhortation and ex- 
 ample; advice, admonition. 
 ^•do^ ^^r-sj^ he cares neither 
 for exhortation nor for exam- 
 ple. —rf^J3e&3 a braggart, an 
 idler, —"iTi\^, — ^jseio ^, —zi^-^ 
 ■do^, -eS^or^ to boast, brag. 
 
 sJo^^D^ pannir^/^. Rose water. 
 _^<^iS^ to sprinkle rose water. 
 
 3c!o^^d pannira, adj. Rose-scent- 
 ed. — Aczji rose-cented sandal 
 wood. 
 
 sjc^ panne, see t>oA 
 
 3Joc2 panne, s. The cheek. 2. 
 tonsure at the forehead in the 
 form of a comb. 3. see 
 
 wo,, 
 
 — ^^ a parasol, —^^t^o^ the 
 cheeks to fall in. — Srfjr^ to 
 ornament the beard or the 
 hair about the face with 
 tweezers. — ^^cdoo^ to be- 
 come proud. 
 
 3J0^jcS pambade, s. A devil- 
 dancer belonging to a low 
 class of Sudrfis. 
 
 sjoico pambu, sre xir^^. 
 
5o^o pamma 
 
 379 
 
 t>-^y pakki 
 
 v/'sjodo pamma, s. Fraud, trick. 
 n/sjo^of^) parnkuni (^c^r), z'. a. 
 To pluck out, scratch with 
 nails. [nut. 
 
 sJoT^JSr^ parngotte, s. A cashew- 
 ^QS^jF^ parncuni (^iosFr), v. a. 
 To trouble. [some man. 
 
 tjzi%'Fi> parncele, ^. A trouble- 
 v/sJoC3^F parnd^, s. Ripeness. 2. a 
 ripe fruit. 3. ripe plantains. 
 adj. Ripe. 2. gray. 
 «/ 3JoC3^Fs3)^ parndHvuni, 6-. 7'. (^ 
 3:jorfor^)<ro ripen. 2. to per- 
 suade. 
 ^/3joCjoF^ parnduni (^o5r), «z/. /2. 
 To be ripe, mature. 2. the 
 hair to turn gray. 
 3^0200^^ parmbuni, see ^20or^. 
 tr5^^ paki^di, s. A long, narrow 
 turban. [ino*. 
 
 tj=6T^^ pakadiji, s. Seizure; fetch- 
 si =ct 3* pakat^, ^^2:'. Only, merely, 
 simply. 2. entirely, wholly. 
 _?jO"^o^ a daring lie. 
 -isc^s:^ pakapaka, ^^7'. ^Quickly; 
 much, excessively, —^Jt^is^^ 
 to palpitate, as the heart ; to 
 pant; to leap, hop. 
 ^ ti^t pakara, ^>^Sap, juice. [2. use, 
 profit. c33e;i) ^g'-d f^aS it is 
 good for nothing. 
 Jti^'o, Zj^'4 pakala, pakala, s. 
 Coral. ?^^e; ^6 5 ^^e; ^c?xo5o 
 /zV. having learned everything, 
 he swallowed a coral (bead); 
 he is a jack of all trades and 
 master of none. 
 SJ^'SO pakali,^. A leathern water 
 
 bag carried on a bullock, etc. 
 
 2. one who supplies water 
 in such a manner; a water 
 carrier. 
 
 si=s=e)?o^ pakas^, sec ^^^c3. v^^^^^ 
 •^h^t pakire, s. A fakir, mendi- 
 sJ=^odo pakuru, s. A rascal. 
 Vsj^, sj^f5 pakka, pakkane, adv. 
 
 Suddenly, unexpectedly. 2. 
 
 immediately. 
 3J=CT, pakka, adj. Foreign, of 
 
 another country, t.see'^^^- 
 
 3. see ^^9^. 4. see s^^ -craoSo 
 a foreigner. 
 
 sj^?3 pakkale, ^. A glutton. 2. a 
 small net. 3.^^^ 3i;^?5; (;/:3i=^^d 
 
 sj^ro^ pakkas^, ^. A rafter. 
 
 ti'^'ik pakka, adj. Ripe, mature. 
 2. fit, proper. 3. substantial, 
 solid. 4. exceeding, perfect, 
 complete. —^^0 a consummate 
 falsehood. —^^0^ a downright 
 rogue. — =?^£J?j a clever stroke 
 of business; excellent work- 
 manship. — ?iTJ^je>oi a clever 
 man. — s:^^^ a proper word; 
 an apt reply. — ?)SjDa3o a 
 valiant soldier. 
 
 sd^^© pakkali, see ^^e5. 
 
 sj^ pakki, s. A bird. ?^eo^oro— 
 a kind of partridge. ^^Jdd"^, 
 — ^J3^ kinds of fish. — cao3o 
 a fortune-teller. ^^e;a3o a 
 lintel, headpiece of a door 
 frame. — t^js^a croup, bron- 
 chitis, peculiar to children. 
 — ?je3 a hawk. 
 
'rd, pakku 
 ■a- 
 
 380 
 
 332^ paca 
 
 sj^j, pakku, see ^^^. 
 si^pakke, s. A rogue, rascal, 
 
 cunning fellow. 2. a clever 
 
 man. 
 s/3J=^ pakke, ^.^he side; of. ^^. 
 
 2. a banner. —^^ a rib. 
 sj^ pakta, see ^^^. 
 
 3j^ pakva, adj. Mature, ripe, 
 fit, suitable, proper; cooked. 
 — e?^^ to ripen. 
 
 ^7^^ pag^di, see t>^^. 
 
 sjn^s^o^* pagi^mali^, see ^X^f . 
 
 sJn^D^ pagijri^, s. Cleverness, 
 skill. 2. trickery, cunning. 
 
 3. see 7^7(5. 
 
 Jsiiid parade, s. An ace, one in 
 games, dice. — :^j320o^^to play 
 at dice. 
 
 J^Tii pagate, s. Exchange, re- 
 turn; revenge. ~K in ex- 
 change, instead of. — K tjX^ 
 like for like. [custom. 
 
 -^3:r(£) pagadi, s. Tribute, tax, 
 
 isirl^c^ pagapuni (^Tv), z'. a. To 
 
 change, exchange, substitute. 
 
 h sirio^ pagary, ^.^Time, turn. 2. 
 
 making signs with the hand. 
 
 3. hire, rent, wages. 
 
 Jsjrid pagara, s. Exchange. 2. 
 trickery. 
 sj/iossj pagarata, s. Changing, 
 exchanging. 
 
 Jl^rlO pagari, s. An arrow, dart. 
 ^rldj^i pagaruni (^^tCS), v. n. To 
 
 \ be infected. 2:to shift, change 
 place. t3j3?X— to take the 
 infection. 
 
 ^fs'i%7 pagarce, see ^aJ. 
 tij\^ pagal^, see Ti-R^. 
 sjrio, t,r\^ pagala, pagala, see 
 
 sjrid pagala, see ^^e3. 
 JsJh pagi, s. A rent, splint, split. 
 
 ^r\^ pagidi, ^^^ ^^a. 
 J sjn^^ pagipuni (-?^), -6/. ^. To 
 rend, split. 
 
 ^r\t^^ pagipelu, see ^^^. 
 
 J sjhojjj^ pagiyuni (^^0' ""■'' ^- To 
 split, rend; to crumble, fall 
 in pieces; to give way. 
 
 ^3jfi page, s. Hatred, enmity, 
 malice, hostility. _ ?3so3o a 
 foe, adversary. — 3ja5 anti- 
 pathy, spite. -^^0^^ to en- 
 tertain hatred. --s^js^o^^ to 
 hate. — 20jsyj^, — i^aodoo^) to 
 seek revenge. 
 
 j^fie:^ pagel^, ^. The day-time. 
 -^^ a blue light. 
 t)A^ pagele, s. A kind of harm- 
 less snake, 
 sjrij paggu, s. The first Tulu 
 month ; the sign Aries in the 
 zodiac. 
 
 i3Jr|j,o^ pagtel^ji, s, A rent, slit. 
 
 -^t>'^'^. pacakka, s. Plash, splash. 
 _20j3-do^ to fall with a splash- 
 ing noise. 
 3:J2^r5 pacana, s. Cooking. 2. 
 digestion, —^h^ to be di- 
 gested. -liD^j^^ to dress 
 food; to digest. 
 
 -^^•^ztz^ pacapaca, ^.Licking. 2. 
 a clacking noise, adj. Little, 
 
t^zsD paca 
 
 381 
 
 3j23 pajji 
 
 to 
 
 scanty. — o^e^ scanty water. 
 ~8^^ to lick, eat with a clack- 
 ing noise. 
 
 ^"^D^ pacara, s. Punishment, 
 castigation. 2. a fine, penalty. 
 —•^"^•^^ to fine; to reverence. 
 
 3jZad pacile, s. A kind of oyster. 
 
 sJ2^^3 paciti, ^. Plight, predi- 
 cament ; trouble, distress. 
 2. disgrace. 
 sl^Za pacca, ^^ An emerald, adj. 
 Green. 2. fresh, -si^^ broad 
 daylight. 
 
 sie^ohj paccangri, ^^^ 7^d;So7\. 
 
 ^''i^ o^fi paccandige,^^^ t^o^oso^. 
 
 sJ2^=s^^rd paccakarpura, s. A 
 superior kind of camphor. 
 
 sjei b^ paccatiji, see ^^^B. 
 
 sjz^^ paccadi, s. Minced vege- 
 
 Zs- 
 
 tables, salad. 
 ^sjz^d paccade, s. A silk cloth 
 
 worn by males; a shawl. 
 t>Zc ^ paccana, see ^isi?^. 
 sjz^ c^-^6 paccanekkire, see ^^ 
 
 t)2^^ paccala, s. The buttocks. 
 sJe5^ 0?^ paccarige, see sie^^T^. 
 3J2^D^, siSzad pacciri;, paccire, s. 
 
 The pulp enclosing the seed 
 
 of a jackfruit. '^o^^— a small 
 
 layer of it. 
 t2^6oT\ paccirengi, see 7i^So%. 
 6^1^^ paccila, s. A medicinal 
 
 plant. 
 ^'^^7^ pacclsiji, s. A kind of 
 
 game with dice or cowries. 
 
 J ^2^ pacce, s. Greenness, fresh- 
 ness. 
 
 •>2i. 
 
 "zdj. Green; fresh; c/. 
 -soor® green colour. 
 i^§=^J^d23^ paccekorali^, s. A 
 
 kind of fragrant flower. 
 ;Z§ 6oA paccerengi, s. A kind 
 of nettle, Tragia involucrata. 
 
 'ts P^^^y^^ -"'^ ""gr- [mat. 
 
 \'i^'5^ pajaki^, s. A bag made of 
 
 Jti^e)oaj pajakayi, see sSgd^oso. 
 2. .y^^ e^^jSro^. 
 
 JsJeS paji, rt;^'. Wet, damp. 2. 
 full of sap. 3. green, fresh. 
 -.=^j2a green grass, tender 
 shoot, sprout. —^25 quite raw, 
 green. —-^"^ a tree or timber 
 in a fresh state. — ^o5 a green 
 whip-snake. — "^ a green leaf. 
 -^•do^ to revive, as a faded 
 plant. —3^^^, -^yj^^ to 
 grow green, become stout. 
 
 JsJ23d^ pajir^, s. Grass. 
 3je36 pajire, {abbrev. of ^^ ^S) 
 
 A green or fresh leaf. 
 scJeo^vB pajiti, see ^isi?©. 
 
 Jti'S, paje, ^. A mat. f^^jr^- 
 a mat plaited with double 
 leaves, aj^r-^— a mat plaited 
 with single leaves. ^^^r®— 
 a very small mat. —tjZ^^^ a 
 worn-out mat. "doosi^croTSc^— 
 a fine mat. -^^o^^i to be 
 confined to bed from sick- 
 ness; to be very sick. 
 ld^o^^s3 pajemadipele, s. A 
 
 large kind of bee. 
 :t2 pajji, see ^^. 
 

 pajje 
 
 pajje, 
 
 see ©s 
 
 Si 
 
 t.kt^ pati^, adj. Sharp, skilful, 
 clever; strong, —"^c^ sl dodge. 
 sJeJ pata, see ^^. 
 . sdeiorl patanga, see ^y^oX. 
 J sJli^ patakka, see t>^^. 
 
 sjlici, sjei?^ patane, patane, ^. 
 Reading, perusal, recitation. 
 J sj^sj^^ patapatane, s. A flap- 
 ping or rattling sound. 
 
 sjejs; patala, see ^w . 
 
 3jyos)^3* patalamii, ^. A regi- 
 ment, army, battalion, —ess 
 o3o a soldier, sepoy. 
 
 ^jydJ^^^^^o patalkodu, see ^y 
 
 3JeJ5i?do^o^ patavasuttu, s. A kind 
 of drum. 
 
 t^bi!)^ pataki, s. A squib, crack- 
 er, —z^ot^^ to let off a 
 cracker, to crack up ; to tell 
 fibs. 
 
 ?j^-S-o patakila, see siu ^osj. 
 
 3Jte^ patate, see 8o6ro63. 
 
 3Jbc)?§ patani, s. A class of 
 Mohammedans. 2. ^^^ eodrorS. 
 
 r;b^^<^c3^o3j patan^daye, s. A 
 fisherman. 
 
 382 3jy, patta 
 
 Jsjli pati, s. A rafter. sDSsi- a 
 palmyra rafter. 
 
 3Jeio(1 patin^a, <2^//'. Roguish, 
 knavish. —^^ roguery, kna- 
 very; prodigality. 
 
 t.l^of\ patinge, s. A rogue, rascal, 
 knave, scoundrel. 2. a pro- 
 
 43:i^'«)^ patala, ad-v. 
 
 Smartly,' 
 to strike 
 
 sharply, 
 sharply. 
 
 3o^e)^o patalam, see 3iUe;»So. 
 
 3i^"5)0 patali, see ^&ro^. 
 Js;^?)sS patavu, see i^iu^oX. 
 
 sjbc)'^ patali, s. A buffalo with 
 wide-spread horns. 2. a palan- 
 quin bearer. 
 
 digal. 
 3i!3^e)d patikara, s. Alum. 
 3je3=^, ^UA patike, patige, s. 
 
 Urine. [^oso. 
 
 3Je3o^ 0-30^0 patilijLkayi, ^6'£? ^^^ 
 
 sJ^eo°, si^^d patel^, patele, ^. 
 The headman of a village. 
 
 3J^^, patt^, s. A nest. 2. abun- 
 dance. -K ^^sjdt^Jc'o ///. to 
 thrust hand into a nest; to 
 divulge a secret. ■djo^j^:::^ 
 abounding in thorns. — ^iio^^ 
 to build a nest. —%z:^^ a 
 nest to be pulled down; to be 
 dispersed; a secret to be di- 
 vulged. 
 
 fsjH patta, s. A metal plate 
 with astrological inscriptions, 
 fastened on the forehead of 
 a Brahman, to avert the 
 consequences of having been 
 born under an unlucky star. 
 2. crowning, anointing, instal- 
 lation, ordination. 3. a 
 throne, office, rank. 4. title 
 or appointment of office. 5. 
 a deed of lease or gift, a 
 grant. — rf "d^^ a royal seal. 
 t>^r^^^^ anointing a king, 
 or priest, coronation, ordina- 
 tion. — ?:to«3, see sirf^id ~^^:>^ 
 
sjLj, patta 
 
 383 
 
 ;^ patte 
 
 to reign, rule. — ^w«^^), — =5'js 
 hr^ to crown; to ordain. 
 
 J3:;ej, patta, ^i/:'.''Sudclcnly. 2. j-^^6^ 
 sici . _^lJ^ a vow suddenly 
 made when in trouble. —^ 
 zss^^to break suddenly. 
 
 sfsiy.oeG, ^kjon pattanna,pattanga, 
 Bragging, boasting. — siDii^o^, 
 — jZD^'or':) to talk idly and 
 falsely. 
 rA}.of\ pattange, s. A braggart. 
 
 oJ-'JcEj:: pattambara, s. A robe 
 
 of state. [lace. 
 
 ^oCl^a pattadi, ^. A kind of neck- 
 
 sjsj^d pattade, .s^:^ ^g^^- 
 
 sJeJ ra pattana, .y. A city, town. 
 
 sic^^co^^ pattadane, s. A royal 
 elephant. 
 
 rA^.C^^ pattadevi, s. A queen. 
 
 20 
 
 ^£j,^ pattane, see ^w^. 
 
 5:;ej.eooq^ pattabandha, ^. Coro- 
 
 20 
 
 nation. 
 rM.o:Sd pattaya, see ^^ . 
 s^C'i^^^ pattavali, s. A striped 
 
 silk cloth. 
 ^'H^ pattavu, ^^^ 3iy^. 
 
 20 
 
 s:e3i).or1 pattanga, see s^WjCa. 
 
 3:£3D,c^ pattani, ^^^ 206^?^. 
 
 20 
 5J^3-3flo pattanye, see si&ro^a^oSo. 
 
 s:e3'^/cj^^^ pattabhisheka, see 
 under siw 
 
 eO 
 
 s:e3|,oSj^j© pattayipili, ^. A royal 
 
 tiger. 
 s^eoD.D pattari, s. Ruin. -^eL^^ 
 
 to go to ruin. 
 
 sjsj^^^ pattala, see t^ks^^. 
 20 
 
 3ie3|.sS pattavu, see ^w^oa. 
 
 sJe3|^55^ pattavuni, c, v. (^ziwj^^) 
 To cause to be distributed, etc. 
 
 siej patti, s. A list, catalogue, 
 voucher. 2. a note, short 
 letter. 3. the fastenings of a 
 ^ box, etc.\ cf. ^^^ 4. a strip 
 of cloth, collar of a coat. 5. 
 a lathe. 6. a kind of tonsure. 
 7. a bundle of betel leaves; 
 also ^^,20bIt5. —53^ a kind of 
 glass bangles. — 5W^^ to 
 apply a bandage or ligature. 
 — T^^^^Fc^ to appoint, —j.^-^t^ 
 to shave the head in stripes. 
 —20-55^ to write a list, note, 
 
 3Jl3.o/i, ^Ijoripattinga, pattinge, 
 see ^eoCA. 
 
 t:^J\ pattige, ^^^ ^^^■ 
 
 sjlj.^ojdo pattimuru, s. A kind 
 01 earring. 
 
 sjeJo. pattu, ^^^ -^. 
 J/sJ£Jo^^ pattuni (^^), '^. ^. To 
 divide, distribute, apportion. 
 :^3i^ patte, s. A stripj-H^tripe. >/2. 
 silk. 3. a document specify- 
 ing a grant of land, etc\ cf. 
 tj'&^ 4. a slip or strip of a 
 palm tree. 5/a piece of cloth ; 
 a tape. — ^c2a a silk border. 
 — Tv)'^ a silk merchant; a 
 dealer in silk. — ?jj3<^o raw 
 silk, silk thread. — ^e^ a 
 female's silk garment. ^5 
 coo— a black stripe. screw- 
 a black or yellow coloured 
 cloth. 
 
;^j^ patto 
 
 384 
 
 \^ padi 
 
 3J^J?.rc)j^ pattonuni, re/l. z\ {of 
 
 3:iwo^^) To share, divide, etc. 
 si^^^r pattye, see 3i&|^. "i.see ^^• 
 sjkJ patna, sec ^y.r®. 
 
 ^s:;^ =5-^0^0, siei^js^c^j patlakayi, 
 patlakodu, s. The snake-gourd, 
 Tricliosanthes anguina. 
 
 sJd patha, ^. A picture, drawing. 
 2. a boy's kite. adv. Much. 
 — zii^o^^ -to fear much, —z^ifu^ 
 ^^ to let fly a kite. 
 
 sics^s^, tjU.^'ih pad^ca, pad^ci, see 
 
 sJG^^j^, 3::cs^3^ pad^pvL, pad^pu, 
 
 see ^Ti^. 
 sJJ3^s3 padi^pe, ^^^ ^'^'^^ 
 ^d pada, ^^'. Not sufficiently 
 J sloping. J 2. placing^;' laying. 
 — ^js)S a flat roof. — eojaTJo^i 
 to fall or lie at *length. 
 -Isi^ pada, s. A boat. 
 
 sJdoFi padanga, see ^T>Tio7<. 
 >/ 3J2^ozoj padambu, s. A rough 
 canvas cloth. 
 t)Zio^Ji>^ padamboli, ^. A liar. 
 
 2. see ci^js o. 
 sric^e.-! padaca, ^^^ ^^. 
 J sjc^sjc^ padapada, ^^^ ^iyziw. 
 Ji sJc^oS^) padapuni, ^^^-'^i^T^osi. J2, 
 see Tjiihc^. 3. j^^ eoT^jgi^. 
 J 3Jr^33 padape, j. A whore ; a 
 whoremonger. 
 sJc^sSdcj* padaperad^, s. A kind 
 
 of grass. 
 sjc^^^^j* padapos^, adj. Superfi- 
 cial, shallow, not profound. 
 -c33o3o a flatterer. 
 
 ^dt,^ padappe, see ^ri:^. 
 
 r^oJo padaya, adz'. One upon 
 
 another. — eojs-do^ to fall one 
 
 upon another. 
 t>d<^ padari (jj^^^),see under tjti. 
 Jsiddj^ padaruni (^^riB), i\n. To 
 
 creep. 
 ■^XjJ^^ padavu, s.^k vessel. 2. see 
 
 tjdT^ padas^, see ^t^oj. 
 
 sjdrjsei) padasale, s. A veranda, 
 
 reception hall. 
 sJcs-^oSo padayi, s. Trouble. 2. 
 
 see 3icA osj. 
 sJz^-ssS padavu,^. An imputation, 
 charge. 
 
 Sti^ padi, ^. ^ daily allowance 
 of food, extra pay to servants 
 when travelling. ^ 2. alms in 
 kind. S.^a small weight. 
 
 J 4.-^ thrashing frame ; also xsa 
 ^oo£i^. 5.^a door or shutter 
 made of slips of bamboos 
 tied together. -S5& rice for 
 charity. — s^'^ a building over 
 a gateway, a porter's lodge. 
 — ^WJ.S) to be reduced. — =^j» 
 Ibr^, — eJi^^ to pay allowance 
 to labourers, ctc\ to distri- 
 bute alms. —0 cis^r^ to 
 thrash. 
 
 -^3i^=^ padike, .y. Wickedness, 
 corruption, depravity; also 
 —^^. adj. Bad, corrupt. 
 
 ^ si^'^o^ padikenti, a^". Bad, 
 wicked, corrupt. 
 3i^=??J9oCj^o3jpadikondaye, s. The 
 name of a demon. 
 
!^ padi 
 
 385 
 
 '>£^ pana 
 
 t>^''J, 3J^t^ padica, padici, see 
 
 Tiri. 
 
 ^az5^6, sj^t3'3d=^padicare,padi- 
 carake, s. A peon, attendant. 
 v/sj^^ padita, s. A stripe, streak. 
 2. a wale, mark of a whip, ek.^ 
 as on a bullock. 
 ^ zi^^^ padipuni (^^-), -6'. ^.^To 
 v/ learn. 2.^to plunge. 3. to 
 swell, i.see ^'dh?^. sjd^-- to 
 learn a lesson, exercise. 
 ^^ej^yj padibatlu, s. Straits, 
 
 CO 
 
 difficulty, trouble. 
 \ft>^^^ padil^i, J^'Waste land. adj. 
 
 Waste, barren, unfruitful,] 
 
 fallow. 2. fallen in ruins. 
 sjc^j padu, adj. Pure. 2. see 
 
 3jT^o3o. ~-^c pure palm wine. 
 sic^ocsoo padumbu, see ^ridcz^o. 
 sjj^o^ padupu, see ^Ti^. 
 -^^d pade, s. A multitude, mob, 
 
 rabble. 2. an army. — ^a^ 
 
 the general of an army. 
 
 — fTOOso a stray dog, adus. 
 
 — ?rj3Z3^^^ to raise an army. 
 
 -^zfodoo^ an army to halt. 
 -^ z^dot) ^B.detgi, adj. Old. -oSo^of 
 
 a very old she-buffalo. 
 5J2^^s3 padetale, ^. The helix or 
 
 border of the ear. 
 5i2lc3D§ padenali, s. Leanness. 
 
 _=5^yo^^ to become lean, or 
 
 weary. 
 45J^ls3•^53^)padepavuIli, c.v. (o/t>-d 
 
 cxJoo^) To cause, occasion. 2. 
 
 to inflict. rfosso- to inflict 
 
 pain, cause sorrow. Tjoifjse 
 
 sa- to make glad. 
 
 J sjrl^^ padepini (3^^), v. a. To 
 get, attain, acquire, obtain. 
 2. to possess, have. 3. to 
 beget, bear, bring forth. 
 
 Vsjclojoo^, sjsl^c^ padeyuni, pade- 
 vuni (3^^), V. n. To suffer, 
 feel, experience, enjoy, zidiso— 
 to suffer grief. ?jo:ij8?^— to 
 enjoy pleasure. 
 3Jclr33'3o3o padkanataye, see ^c^ 
 
 r!iZi padca, s. Settlement, ar- 
 rangement. 2. determination, 
 disposing. 3. clearance, con- 
 sumption. —O"^^ to be settled 
 or disposed of. -•sSo<^o^?i to 
 settle; to dispose. 
 
 3Jd fl paddane, adj. Sloping, flat. 
 JsJ^oSo, 3JC3-?o5opaddayi, paddayi, 
 
 .y. The west. 
 J sjc^o , s:!c^ padya, paddya, s. A 
 spittoon, especially an earthen 
 one. 
 
 tiTi^ padta, see ^Ti>^. 
 /sj^o nadpu, ^. A plain. 2ywaste 
 ground. 
 
 sjd padpe, ^^^ ^ii^^. 
 
 t^dJ^ri, sjsIj*)^^ padposi, padpoli, 
 see ^zfj|^?oJ- 
 
 oo^lo^ padyele, ^. An honorific 
 title among the Jains. 
 
 3:Jc9 pana, s. Senselessness. 
 
 sir^^ panake, s. Pairing together 
 with a rope, as cattle. 
 
 tj^ti panaja, s. A kind of 
 grass. 
 
 33 
 
3Jr3 pana 
 
 386 
 
 IvB pati 
 
 JsJra^sJS^panatuka,^. The weight 
 of a gold fanain. 
 
 -isic^sj, ztmid^ panavu, panavu, 
 s. A quarter rupee. 2. money 
 in general. 3. wealth, riches 
 in specie. 
 
 ^3jr? pani, i'-^Dew, fog, mist, snow. 
 2. see ^f^. — ^aodoo^ to be 
 moist. ^^^^ dew to fall. 
 sJrJ^ panita, s. Praise, adj. 
 Praiseworthy. —^:>^^^ to 
 praise, eulogise. 
 
 ^sJrS^^ panipuni (^^\ v. a. To 
 give a shape. 7/. :7^7To drizzle. 
 ^^- to shape a vessel. 
 3ic^oi3"5)d paniyara, see 3i^odje)-d. 
 
 Jsjfl pane, ^. The forked stem of a 
 water-lift; also -^^^o^.-^^^oii. 
 sjdI pane ^^'. Proper, due. adv. 
 Duly. — ;^^ due weight. 
 
 j3ifluc)0Sj panekayi, s. The fruit 
 of palmyra. 
 sjcl^* paneli^, ^. A kind of tree. 
 sJclJSdo panoru, s. A plough- 
 share. 
 
 J 3JclJS© panoli, ^.*^A kind of pal- 
 myra tree. 2. a kind of um- 
 brella made of palmyra 
 leaves. 
 3Jfl panne, see 3joj?. 
 
 sjj^^4^ panpavuni, c.v. {o/Tir^ 
 ^i) To cause to say, let say, in- 
 form. 
 Jttd^^ panpini (si^), v. a. To say, 
 tell, inform, narrate, relate, 
 recite. 2. to teach, instruct. 
 -:^ to recite a verse, sing a 
 
 song. 3jc55??jsL^r?i to teach, 
 advise, instigate; to back- 
 bite. ^o^^f^, Tjofd^ what was 
 said. ziozfjsreo^ to talk to 
 one's self; to address, repre- 
 sent, announce. T^oES^zi^ 
 ^^^ to send word. 
 
 sjrlc^ panye, see ^o?6. 
 
 3Js* pat^, see t>^. 
 
 tt^ pata, s. Maintenance, sup- 
 port, alimony. 2. see t,T^. 
 —^Ti^Tki^ to maintain. 
 
 sjsori patanga, s. A bird; a 
 winged moth. 
 
 ti^ofi^^ patangel^, ^.^^ Harmony, 
 fitness. [2. adherence, —^h^ 
 to fit. 
 
 t>:ioZd€) patanjali, s. The name 
 of a celebrated teacher of the 
 Yoga philosophy. 
 
 ^:i^ patana, adj. Falling, liable 
 to fall. [flag. 
 
 sJ3c)^ pataki, jt. A standard, 
 
 3J3'3C0j patayi, s. A large chest, 
 coffer. 
 
 z!>6 pati, s. A husband, master, 
 owner. 2. a match, equal. 
 — ^^z^^jF faithfulness to a 
 husband, ^t^^tj^, —-^^ a vir- 
 tuous wife. ^0— husband and 
 wife. 
 
 si 3 pati, .y. Similarity, equality; 
 c/. ^3. —K 7jB equal to. 
 
 3i3^ patita, adj. Fallen, over- 
 thrown, defeated. 3. wicked. 
 
 3J3i patite, s. A sinner. 2. an 
 outcast, a heretic. 
 
 3J3^ patini, see TiB^- 
 
:i pate 
 
 387 
 
 lijs, patro 
 
 sjlori^; patengala, see j^^o-R6. 
 
 sJl^j^D^ patemlri^, see ^£^^j?>a. 
 >^ sjs^ pattyi, nu7n. ^Ten. s. A 
 nail, peg, pin, particularly 
 used for a plough. 
 
 sjsj, patta, «^^. Quite, fully, 
 entirely wholly, eiOfectually ; 
 at all. -eyaio^ to be quite 
 dry. — d?si)4oi to boil fully. 
 — £;d r^^ there is nothing at 
 all. 
 
 ^^of\^^ pattangeli^, s. Tight- 
 ness; cf. 7j^C-R6. 
 
 3J^:^2§, sJ^NCJo , r;£^^ii)e2 patta- 
 naje, pattanadya, pattanaji, s. 
 The tenth day of the Tulu 
 month Besya. 2. a feast 
 celebrated at Dharmasthala. 
 
 sj^^ pattane, ^4/*. Tenth. 
 
 ^^Q>Sd, sJ3;^oJo, 3j5;3j,0o0 patta- 
 ya, pattaya, pattayi, see ^sroso. 
 
 sJ3^ patta, ^^^ ^^• 
 
 3Js;3jj^^, sia^s? pattavale, patta- 
 11, 5-. Bribery ; c/. ^^-^c. 
 
 ^3-^^^ pattavuni, c.v. (o/^^^ 
 ^) To cause to join, stick, 
 attach, adhere, affix. 2. to 
 cause to hold, seize, catch. 
 
 t>3'^7;i^ pattasi^, s. A kind of 
 sweetmeat. 2. see si^Doao. 
 
 t>^ patti, s. A trace. 
 
 z^^f\ pattige, see ^^. 
 vJ t>^d^^ pattuni (^i,), ^'. ^. To 
 hold, catch, v, n. To adhere, 
 stick, be joined, united. -R^o 
 <§— to contract a habit, "^o 
 6f— to turn mad. 
 
 3j J , patte, s. A patch. 2. trace, 
 discovery. 3.^^^^^^- — ei?t^^ 
 to patch. 
 
 sji^^j^o pattemari, ^. A pat- 
 temar, sailing vessel with one 
 mast. 
 
 t>iJ^Q'^ pattonji, mc77i. Eleven. 
 
 ^iJ^cS^^ pattonjene, adj. 
 Eleventh. 
 
 SJ|J^0 pattoli, see sisro^^^. 
 
 3J3, patni, s. A wife. 
 
 sj^r patya, s. Regimen, diet. 2. 
 see ^Jj. adj. Suitable, agree- 
 ing with, —zyh^ to suit, agree 
 with. — •^o'^o^^ to observe diet. 
 
 sjl^ patye, see ^£^. 
 
 t>'^ patra, 5". The leaf of a tree 
 or book. 2. a written bond. 
 3. see ^^=#. 4. a passport. 
 
 to execute a bond. 
 3^3^23 patraji, s. Bragging, 
 
 boasting. 
 ^3;^zS0, 3^3^^ patra vali, patra- 
 
 li, s. A plate formed of leaves 
 
 stitched together. 
 sjj^ patri, see ^^. 
 ti^'i patrike, ^. An epistle, 
 
 letter. 2. a memorandum of 
 
 some important event. ■s^o-dcvs_ 
 
 a testament, will. 
 sjj patre, ^\ A twig with the 
 
 leaves on. 2. mace. 
 3j|^^, sjjjs^^d patrotte, patro- 
 
 de, ^. A kind of cake made 
 
 of the leaves of yam or 
 
 other pot-herbs. 
 
 33* 
 
3jq^ patha 
 
 388 
 
 \zjz) pada 
 
 3jq5 patha, s. A patli, road, way. 
 
 3jq^^ pathya, see t>^^. 
 J tiZj^u^ padyir^, i\ A fold, layer, 
 stratum. 2. a plait. 
 
 sj^^D^eJ, 3ic5D"3C2^ pad^rata, pa- 
 daradi^, s. Flight, retreat. siS 
 u^U^zio^ to run away, de- 
 camp. 
 
 3JC3*D-)C3^ pad^rad^^, ?22^w. Twelve. 
 TiB-uDzi^ twelfth. 
 
 crfn^do^ pad^runi, ^^^ x;?3-do^. 
 
 sjci pada, i". A foot, step. 2. a 
 foot-mark. 3. a word; a con- 
 nected sentence. 4. a verse, 
 song. ~7j£^^ to sing a song. 
 ^/ sJd pada, 3". Abatement, subsi- 
 dence ; tranquillity, —^h^ to 
 abate, as storm or rain. 
 
 s:;rio^ padanka, ^. see x;^^. ,7^*. 
 
 3JCoo^d padankara, ^^^. In a 
 stooping posture. 2. see ^^ 
 T^Ti. _=5^o^jj^ to cower, crouch, 
 stoop. 
 
 3JcJo2S?S padannane, s. A lazy 
 fellow. 
 
 3Jdoz3 padanji, see t>6c'r^. 
 JsJcioSS^ padampuni (sido^), v.n. 
 To become wet. 
 
 sJd^CT padaka, j. An ornamental 
 breast-plate. 2. meditation. 
 3. see 33t35'. —^s'jvs^;^?) to set 
 a breast-plate with precious 
 stones. 
 
 3Jc:^o* padakary, s. Breadth. 
 — rf ^jar}o20o a kind of concave 
 umbrella made of leaves. 
 
 sJd^g'C) padakara, adj. Dense, 
 
 thick. adiL Densely, thickly, 
 
 closely. — 20jsT^o?i to fall 
 
 thickly. 
 Jsjcjcqoq), srlrfrfo^ padanuni, pada- 
 
 nuni (^ssf^, zici^), v. n:^ To 
 ^ become soft. >y2.to get wet, 
 
 be chilly. 
 ^wd^, sJdfi^ padana, padanappa, 
 
 adz'. Well, nicely. -^^s^^^^ 
 
 to smear well. 
 
 sjci^ojjj^ padaniyuni, see ^^' 
 
 '^^' [man. 
 
 sJci^oSj padaniye, s. A wealthy 
 
 sJCjSJrfo padapadya, s. Singing; 
 c/. ^d. 
 
 sJd^^ padappu, .9. The temples. 
 2. see '^^^. 
 J sJdc^ padar^, s. Ambiguity, 
 vagueness, adj. Ambiguous, 
 vague, ^zj^i^-d an ambiguous 
 statement; speaking vaguely. 
 
 3Jdd padara, see ^55. 
 
 sJdD-seo padaraji, see t,^^. 
 
 sJdO padavi, s. Wealth, property,, 
 possession. 2. rank, degree, 
 grade. 3. road, path. 4. 
 fortune, luck. 
 
 sjcjsj. padavu, s. A plateau, table- 
 land. 
 
 sjd^ padaste, s. A moderate 
 man. 
 
 sjcysort padanga, s. A syllable. 
 
 sin«)l3ri padatig^, see otctoISt?. 
 
 sJCTSC^ padana, see ^^^. 
 
 3jCto3, sjuraa padati, padadi, s, 
 A foot-soldier. 
 
;c3^ 
 
 389 
 
 ]d^ pad 
 
 ma 
 
 rln^s^FcS padarcane, 3". Homage 
 paid by falling at one's feet. 
 
 sJ£3^3r padarti, s. A class of 
 drummers, attached to the 
 service of a temple. 
 
 3JC3"3qjF padartha, s, A thing, 
 article. 2. vegetable curry, 
 sauce. 3. the meaning of a 
 word or sentence. 
 
 dja padi, s. A basket. 
 J.sja padi, num. Ten, esp. used 
 in comp.\ as^ — ?ro^ sixteen. 
 — ?n)^ fourteen. —^^^ eigh- 
 teen. — ?3ef seventeen. ~t^ 
 fifteen. — ^jaoeor nineteen, 
 ^■dojs^ thirteen. 
 
 sjc^jsjj paduma, see ^rf^. 
 
 sjcjjdoosj padumukha, ^. A kind 
 of medicine, 
 v/^dori, sicSoto padengi, padenji, 
 s. Green gram, Phaseolus 
 mungo. ^os)— , ^?^^, ^^~' 
 ;5e5— are varieties of it. 
 
 -SjcS^ padeka, s. Collection; re- 
 covery. 
 
 ^de^o^ padeccili^, see ^odo^^. 
 
 to- a _ 
 
 sicSo padeti, 5. A midwife. 
 
 sidsJcS padepade, see ^^S^sjd 
 
 titih'^ padepini {^^), v, a. To 
 collect, recover. 
 
 sjd^ padepu, s. The crown of 
 the head. 
 j3:Jdodoj^ padeyuni (^^3), v,n. To 
 sink down. 2. to become in- 
 visible. 
 
 sJCj^^Jd padepade, adv. Fre- 
 quently, again and again. 
 
 sidJS©, sJcSj?)^ padoli, padoli, s. 
 The principal hall of a house. 
 — t^jsw^ an out-house. 
 
 sjc^cliz^, sJcJovSr^, sjrfsB paddan- 
 tige, paddantige, paddati, see 
 ■^Tih\ cf. 5:^35. 
 
 ,^do^ padduni p^J, ^. ^.^To 
 sneak, crouch, hide, lurk.f 
 2. to be afraid, perplexed, 
 depressed. 
 
 sJd^oSo paddeyi, s. Ornaments, 
 jewels. 
 
 sJdJS paddoli, see ^cSjsO. 
 
 sjrf 3 paddhati, s. Custom, prac- 
 tice, habit, rule. 
 
 sJdJv padpu, ^. A particle, atom; 
 a very small quantity. 2. a 
 dot, clotted blood on the skin. 
 — <^23 nothinoj at all. 
 
 sjd padpe, ^. The common herb 
 Amaranthus oleraceus. tfo^^- 
 a red kind of the same. £5;s^o^— 
 a white kind of the same. 
 
 ^cj^ padma, s. A lotus, Nelum- 
 bium speciosum. 2. the 
 Egyptian (?r Pythagorian 
 bean. 3. coloured marks 
 on the throat of ' a serpent 
 or on the face and trunk of 
 an elephant. — =^e?iQ the fila- 
 ment of a lotus. — f:^^ a 
 name of Vishnu. — ^da a 
 ruby. — ?^s3 a weaver, ^ci^ 
 ^ the seed of a lotus. 
 
;q^ padmi 390 
 
 loSo payi 
 
 sja^^ padmini, ^. One of the four 
 
 classes of females. 
 sjdo padya, s. A verse, metre. 
 3ji^, 3J^^"3^ pana, panapana, see 
 
 s. Pappadam, a very thin 
 kind of cake made of pulse, 
 salt, efc. 
 
 ^t,^^ pappu, s. A carcass, carrion. 
 
 Jsju pabba, see x52or. 
 
 c^ozjd panambara, s. Amber- ^^.^jj paya, ^."^An ear of rice. 
 
 gris. 2. boasting, making a 
 mountain of a mole-hill. 
 -■do<^o^?i to boast, make a 
 great ado about trifles. 
 Jsj^ pani, j". ^Drizzling rain. -'2. 
 see 3ir5. adj. Little, small. 
 3. few; c/. h^. -^^ a small 
 kind of frog. -^^ a small 
 umbrella. ~6ji>o7j a tempo- 
 rary shed. -20?jr drizzling 
 rain. — sojs-do^ to drizzle, -^c^ 
 ocJoj^ to abate, as a drizzle. 
 J crf^^?i panipuni (s:^^), v. n. To 
 drizzle, shower. 
 
 3J^05J'9dpaniyara, s. An offering 
 to a god, eU., consisting of 
 preparations of fruits and 
 vegetables. 
 
 sif^jsdo, sjj^jsc^o, srl^js^do panu- 
 ru, panoru, panoru, see Ti^jt-do. 
 
 srf^, 3J^^o^ pane, panekutti, see 
 
 3j?SdJScl panemade, s. A demon 
 
 so called. 
 sJc3vJ3^ panoli, ^^^ sid^^. 
 3JcSj?5?0 pankori, s. A kind of 
 
 fish. 
 sJc^^panni, see t>o^. 
 sj?l pannfe, see t'jo^. 
 ^^ panpu, see 2>^^^- 
 J ^t>zi, 5J3j^ pappada, pappala, 
 
 J etc. J2. gum, resm. 3. see 
 s;)odo. — e^L^ an ear of rice 
 to shoot. 
 
 JSJOJJ^O', 3iOJ02^2>% sJo:S.25e/ 
 payakel^, payaceli^, payaccely, 
 s. The time of shooting of 
 the ears of corn. 
 sJoJjrQ payana, see ^odji)r0. 
 
 J 3:lojj3"i)o3o payataye, ^. A thriving 
 
 man. 
 3Jo;Jodo:3^3«)o3j payarand^taye, s. 
 
 A demon so called. 
 Jsjojjsj^), sioi3i)sS^ payavuni, pa- 
 
 yavuni (^odo, siodj?)), ^'. ?2. To 
 
 shoot, as an ear of corn. 
 ti^^Tf payasy, s. Water 2. 
 
 milk. 
 ^3:Jo5o payi, i". An ear of corn; 
 
 cf. ^odo. 
 
 i -t^yih^ pay icily, s. A bag 
 made of palm-leaves. 
 sJoSo2>^ s:^ payiccily, ^^^ siodo^^. 
 
 lor 
 
 3Jo5Jt3«)c5^, rlobo'sr^cS*^ payijany, 
 payinany, s. A kind of silver 
 anklet. 
 
 ^a)«? payiriali, payinalayi, payi- 
 nali, see i^ors^e. 
 sJoSjIic^^^^d payitinysire, sec -t^ 
 
;o5o payi 
 
 391 
 
 id para 
 
 ;oSoJ^^y payitota, s. A young 
 garden or plantation. 
 Jo^jo^ payili^, see sioSjs^^. 
 ;o5jo^s^j^^r^ payil^manige, see 
 
 ;o3o2Ss;^ payecel^, s. Subscrip- 
 tion, contribution. 2. see ^cdo 
 
 joSoeSs;^ payebeliji, ^^^ ^^od^. 
 io3J30 payoli, ^^^ ^^o3j^^-. 
 JoJo^, 3io3j^ payya, payye, ^^^ 
 
 iojo.^ payyana, ^^. Gently, 
 softly, quietly; c/. 3:;cdor-3. 
 _do7^^^ to conceal quietly. 
 —33^)1^0^ to put gently. 
 
 :!o3:(^D^ payyeri^i, s. A horse. 2. 
 
 o5j?gO payyol^, pa- 
 yyoli, s. A horse. 2. riding, 
 galloping. — oDcJ^4^ to gallop. 
 tiC para, <2;^". Distant, remote. 
 2. subsequent, after, follow- 
 ing. 3. other, different. 4. 
 more, exceeding. 5. before. 
 -^ADTJo a strange place, fo- 
 reign country. 
 \!M para, adj. Old, worn out. 
 -^^o^ worn out clothes. . 
 3jd para, ^. Regard, respect. 
 _crooc§?:Do3o a careless man 
 
 see 33^o3q_QD. 
 
 Id 0=^0^ parankuni, ^^<? sio^or^. 
 x/sJdor^ parangi^, see t>T5o-R6. 
 sjdori parangi, see ^t5o7^.. 
 sidorio^ paranguni (^^oa), v, n. 
 To become stale, musty; to 
 decay; also t^T^oK^^^h^. 
 J 6^6oA^^ parangelijL, ^. Staleness, 
 decay, adj. Stale, decayed, 
 decrepit. Tjxio-R^ a decrepit 
 man. 
 sjdo2^o?i parancuni, see ^tSoe^o^. 
 
 VsJdo-s;!?^, sJdo2§2;^ parancena, pa- 
 rancel^, s. Prattling. 2. 
 grumbling, murmuring. 
 
 dc^§d parancele, ^. A prattler, 
 babbler. 2. a grumbler. 
 
 idoZo paranji, ^^^ si^osB. 
 
 ldo2§JSo^«B paranjyoti, s. The 
 Supreme Being, Light of 
 lights. 
 x/sidcb^ paranti^, s. A bull frog. 
 
 idoy paranta, s. Murmuring, 
 grumbling, -^^"do?) to grum- 
 ble, talk nonsense. 
 
 jdoeis?^, sjdo^^ri parantal^, pa- 
 rantalige, s. A kind of creeper. 
 
 jdo^o^ para^tuni (^doO), v. a. 
 To gripe, grasp, seize, lay 
 hold of. ! 2. see ^T^oeio^. 
 Vrldo^ parante, ^. An old buffalo. 
 
 pect. — 3rf&3g^ to lose respect. 
 —■^■d^^ be careless, regard- 
 less. ^■sSj's^j^?) to regard, give 
 attention. ^^, cdo;) ^d r^3i^, 
 have you no regard? do you 
 not care? 
 
 ^^^ to have regard or res- ^^Jdo^^ parantele, s. A prattler, 
 
 grumbler. 
 ^djdoc^ paranda, s. Murmuring, 
 grumbling. 
 
 dodj^ paranduni, see ^d-rfj^. 
 do^p^^vi parandhama, s. Vish- 
 nu's paradise. 
 
3Jd para 
 
 392 
 
 Id para 
 
 sjdosjdparampare,^. Succession; 
 race, lineage, descent, adj. 
 Successive, proceeding from 
 one to another, hereditary. 
 Jsjdozoj^ parambuni, see i^^'^^^t^. 
 
 sJds^ parak\;i, see ^i^^. 
 
 sjrfx^^^ parakati^, see -^^^tV^^ 
 
 sjd=a^, 3Jdx5-3^parakale,parakali, 
 s, A long cloth. 
 
 sJd=5=«)o;^o parakaya, s. Another 
 body, —^^e^ transmigration. 
 s/sid^ paraki, see ^^r. 
 -^sjd^ parake, ^.-JA vow made in 
 troiible; beseeching. ( 2. see 
 :jjto^. — ^rd^^ to vow, make a 
 vow. —s:^T^o^,_^j3br^ to fulfil 
 a vow. — ?jotTO4^ to do a 
 vy- ork carelessly. ?joc1:^ a vow 
 to be fulfilled. 
 
 :sjd=^)^parakei, s. Depositing with 
 another, as the stake of a 
 wager, -^wo^^ to deposit in 
 this way. 
 
 3Jur(oJ paragante, see ^s'rO^. 
 
 ^0ri3 paragati, s. Future des- 
 tiny. 
 
 sjd:^?^ parajana, s. Strangers. 
 
 3Jd239^ parajata, adj. Adopted, 
 fostered by a stranger. 
 
 3Jd23e)3 parajati, s. A foreign 
 tribe or caste. 
 
 3id23 paraji, ^^^ si^So^. 
 
 ^da paradi, see si^JjaS. 
 
 sjddo^ paraduni (xIt^S), v,n.k.a. 
 ^"^ JTo grope. ^2. to spread. 
 
 sJdd^i paradele, j. One who 
 
 gropes about. 2. a lazy man, 
 
 etc, 
 
 JsJds^ parallel, <3!^". Old, worn 
 out. — e?b^ to become old. 
 sJd^o^ paratantra, <3;^'. Depend- 
 ent, obedient, subservient. 
 
 J3Jd:^do^, sJd^odo^ parataruni, 
 paraturuni (^^^^, ^tji^jS),^./^. 
 To spread, extend, diffuse. 
 2. to creep, as an ant, etc. 
 sJdvB parati, see ^Sr. 
 
 sjda, sjdd paradi, parade, .y. A 
 curtain, blind, screen. —^ 
 yo^^, _s:^T^o^ to put up a 
 blind. 
 
 sjdd^di paradevate, s. A fo- 
 reign deity. 
 
 sddd^a^ paradesa, s. A foreign 
 
 country. 
 ^Od^^ paradesi, s. A foreigner. 
 
 2. a vagrant, vagabond. 
 3Jdd?o^ paradeis^, s. Paradise. 
 
 sJd^'sO paranari, s. Another's 
 
 wife. 
 sJdc^od paraninde, ^. Abusing 
 
 others. 
 3Jd^^D* paranlry, s. lit. Old 
 
 water. 2. flowing water. 3. a 
 
 perennial fountain. 4. water 
 
 stored the preceding day. 
 3Jd3Jo2^ parapanca, see ^^oei. 
 3Jd3:5=^ parapasha, s. Partiality. 
 
 —■do^o^^ to show partiality, 
 
 be biased. 
 JsJdsJd parapara, s. The noise of 
 
 rending cloth. 
 
Id para 
 
 393 
 
 Id para 
 
 ^ sjd^ parapu, ^. A sand bed. -^adj. 
 
 ^ flowing, running. 
 
 -isjd^^ parapuni (^^), v, nAl^ 
 
 vi flow, as water. 2r^to creep, 
 crawl on hands and legs. J 3. 
 to spread, as a creeper. 
 sJde^-sD parabari, s. Assignment. 
 adv. Separately. 2. indi- 
 rectly. — oro^"do^ to speak in- 
 directly, —t^^h^ to avoid, 
 as a place in a journey, and 
 go another way. --^s^o^?) to 
 transfer, deliver over to an- 
 other. 
 ?Jdzoo parabu, s. An old woman. 
 ^dz3 parabe, s. An old man. 
 
 -^^T^-^, parabrahma, s. The Su- 
 preme Being. 
 
 'tit'^^i parama, adj. Best, most 
 excellent. 2. principal, chief, 
 supreme. — a§ a blessed con- 
 dition, salvation. ^Xor® an 
 excellent disposition. —7\c>Ti:i 
 a supreme, religious guide. 
 ^i:^je>^7(^ —^A. a very wicked 
 man. ~^^^ superior under- 
 standing. — xirf-s heavenly 
 bliss. 
 
 sjddooc^^ paramandala, s. Hea- 
 ven, the sky. 
 
 sjddo;^ paramata, s. A strange 
 religion. 2. another's inten- 
 tion. 
 
 ^d5:iJe)o^, 3Jddji)odo-(dparamanna, 
 paramayana, s. Eice or wheat 
 boiled in milk with sugar, eU. 
 
 t)^^5^i> paramatme, s. The Su- 
 preme Being. 
 
 3Jds^j?)?dod paramananda, >y. Great 
 happiness, heavenly bliss. 
 
 ^dd3^^ paramapte, ^. A best 
 friend, intimate friend. 
 
 sJd^sTc^qJr paramartha, s. Chief 
 object ^r intention. 2. truth, 
 fact. 
 
 sjds^JS^F paramarthi, s. A truth- 
 full, honest man. 
 
 sid^JscpF paramarthe, s. God. 
 
 3Jd^j?)ro^ paramasi^, adj. Best, 
 excellent. 
 
 sJddJSro paramasi, s. Command, 
 mandate, order; will, plea- 
 sure. 
 Jsjd^o parame, s. A clever man. 
 
 2. a cunning, tricky fellow. 
 3Jds5o^6 paramssvare, s. The 
 
 Supreme Lord. 2. a name 
 
 of Siva. 
 3Jd^o^<5^i, parameshti, s. The 
 
 Creator. 2. a name of Brahma. 
 3:Jdo3j par aye, see ^e;oSo. 
 
 sidoD^o pararajya, s. A foreign 
 
 territory. 
 ^de:^ parali^, see ^-^6. 
 sJddJ3^=^ paraloka, s. The next 
 
 world, heaven. 
 JsJds:^ parava, s. Concern, care, 
 
 regard, respect; c/. ^^r. 
 sjdsjoe:^ paravanca, see ^^oei. 
 sjds^dd paravadave, i-. Another's 
 
 property or thing. 
 3Jd3J2> paravasa, s. Subservi- , 
 
 ence, dependence. 2. ecstacy. 
 
 3. absence of mind. 
 3Jds3-s?^ paravasa, s. Residence 
 
 in a foreign land, exile. 
 
3Jd para 
 
 394 
 
 ^Ui) para 
 
 3JrfO paravi, see t>T52;^o. 
 4 sJd53 parave, s. A man belong- 
 ing to a low class of devil- 
 dancers. 
 
 sJdsS^^ paravesha, s. Persona- 
 tion. 2. see ^^e^. 
 
 sjdsij parasu, s. A hatchet, an 
 axe. 2. the philosopher's 
 stone: also ^"^"^^^^ . — -ro^othe 
 sixth incarnation of Vishnu, 
 who is said to have peopled 
 the coast of Malabar. 
 
 ood^ parase, s. Pilgrims going 
 to or assembled at any sa- 
 cred place or festival of an 
 idol. 
 i^:i^^ paras^, s. Benediction. 
 
 sJd;^s)qj^ parasadhaka, ^. Means 
 of obtaining heaven. 
 
 sJd?o parase, s. The perforations 
 of a small machine for mak- 
 ing a kind of vermicelli (€? 
 ■s^osjrf S9i5), 2. see ^id^. 
 
 3Jd;^^^ paraseve, s. Serving 
 another. 
 
 sjd^s;^ parasthala, s. A strange 
 place, foreign country. 
 
 t,c\^ parastri, s. The wife of 
 another. 
 
 3Jd;^C paraspara, adj. Mutual, 
 reciprocal, -^^^i mutual ha- 
 tred. -;5^e^ mutual friend- 
 ship. 
 
 3Jd;^ parasva, s. Another's pro- 
 perty. 
 
 sJw?j^9^f^ parasvadhina, see ^ 
 
 ^^?^- [tion. 
 
 ojdooorS parahims^, j. Persecu- 
 
 Mh'i parahita, s. Kindness to 
 strangers, benevolence. 
 
 3Jd^J3^ paraloppa, adv. Wholly, 
 totally, fully. 
 
 sJD^ para, pre/, implying Su- 
 premacy. 2. liberation. 3. 
 invested order. 4. pride. 
 5. excess. 6. encounter. 7. 
 overcoming. 8. going. 9. 
 destroying. 
 
 sjddo2Cj,sj parannmukha, s. An 
 averted face. 
 
 sJC"9or^ paranna s. Living on 
 others; food supplied by 
 another. 
 ^^sJD'SosoD'^ parambarike, ^r Care, 
 protection.\ 2. enquiry, in- 
 vestigation. 
 i sJDe)o2oa^)^ parambaripuni {t^u^io 
 20&), z'. (3;. 'To take care of, 
 watch over, nurse.) 2. to in- 
 vestigate, consider. 
 
 ooDft)^ parak^, see sroj^. 
 
 sJOe)=^ parake, intj. Attention! 
 2. calling attention while ad- 
 dressing a superior. 
 
 sjo^^^ parakrama, s. Power, 
 valour. 2. exertion. — crooSo, 
 —■^€> a powerful man, hero. 
 
 3JDc)SJ3^ parakhaty, see ^t^ssd^. 
 
 siJoD^iOJo parajaya, s. Conquest, 
 defeat. 
 
 3JDc)rc)o,SJ, paranmukha, see -t^-u^o 
 
 830. £0. 
 
 tjxy^tt paratpare, J. The Su- 
 preme Being, God. 
 
 3JDe)§^?^paradhma, s. Possession 
 by another, alienation, adj. 
 
t,DD para 
 
 395 
 
 sjS pari 
 
 Dependant on, subject to 
 another. — ■^'^ok^^ to alienate, 
 as property. 
 
 ^D?^paranna, see ^too?j. 
 
 ^DDSJdd^^jOj, paraparavastu, see 
 
 sJDDcdd parabhava, s. The forti- 
 eth year of the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 2. discomfiture. 
 3. destruction. 
 
 sricsEoD parabari, see liT^zn^t). 
 
 6iDD^:>t)=§, ^QDd^^F paramarl- 
 ke, paramarsa, see ^osoeos^. 
 
 ^DD05o parayi, adj. Strange, 
 foreign. —^^^ foreign people. 
 ^^?jo^ another's things. 
 
 s^ddQ parari, see ^tJsS. 
 
 sJD^q^r parartba, s. The property 
 of another. 2. another mean- 
 ing, adv. On account of an- 
 other. 
 
 sJD^^oJo parasraya, s. Taking 
 refuge with another. 
 
 SJD pari, s. A path, way. 2-^an 
 ^ opening, gap j a vacant space. 
 ■dxi-RBzi- a rabbit's path. — =5^ 
 «^^, -^07^4?^ to repair, as a 
 gap in a hedge, —^j^h^ to seek 
 a way; to track the path. 
 —tj^o^^ to go one's way; to 
 escape. —^jstI)^ to plant again 
 where the previous plants 
 have perished; to repair a 
 hedge, —-dd^^^ to take care. 
 _Ti3o;^^, .-Tljo&cdoo^ a path 
 to be out of repair. 
 3JD pari, pre/, implying Ubi- 
 
 quity. 2. part, portion. 3. 
 abandonment. 4. end, term- 
 5. sickness, infirmity. 6. 
 stress. 7. separateness, dis- 
 tribution. 8. encircling. 9. 
 depreciation, exposure of 
 faults. 10. respect. 11. re- 
 jection, turning off or away. 
 12. ornament. 13. diff'usion. 
 14. sign. 15. sorrow. 16. 
 cessation; impediment. 17. 
 truth. 18. an exclamation of 
 pleasure or satisfaction. 
 
 siQc-o-rl^ parinkigadde, s. The 
 Telinga potato. Arum cam- 
 panulatuju. 
 
 sJSo=^o^ parinkuni, see lio'^oF^. 
 
 ^DoriJS^ paringotte, see j^c-Rj^riS^. 
 
 tfOWi)^ parikale, see ^-d^^. 
 
 sdO^ pariki, see ^-^f. 
 
 3J0=^ parike, see siTJ^. 2. see 
 
 sJ0S3?gvl parikhyati, see ^sjt^^B. 
 djcri pariga, s. An iron club. 
 
 2^ J paricaya, paricarya, parici- 
 ti, paricite, s. Acquaintance, 
 knowledge; intimacy. 
 
 3JDt5"9C^ paricarake, s. An at- 
 tendant, servant. 
 
 S3S^ed?5 ■paricchedane, ^. Divi- 
 sion, section, as of a book. 
 2. circumcision. 
 
 sJ02i?^ parijana, s. Dependence. 
 2. retinue. 
 
 sJ02o>B, sjOzE parijiti, parije, see 
 
3:JD pari 
 
 396 
 
 sJD pari 
 
 3::10d3«)SJo, sJOfS^sJo parinama, pa- 
 rinema, see 3jf3^F^o. 
 
 sJOs^r r( parityag^a, s. Separation, 
 abandonment. 
 
 sJDsp^O paridhavi, s. The forty- 
 sixth year of the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 
 
 5JO^'95Jo parinama, see s^ndf^j. 
 
 sJDsJ^ paripaksha, see ^i^^^. 
 
 sJDs^D paripari, adj. Diverse, 
 various. 
 
 sJOsj"^^;^ paripalane, s. Protec- 
 tion, care, fostering. 
 7sJOo^^ paripuni (^Q), ^. ^. To 
 tear, rend. 
 
 sJO^rar paripiirna, ^^*. Com- 
 plete, full. 
 
 SJDS^^F paripiirti, s. Fulness, 
 completion, satisfaction. 
 
 sclDzjoq^ paribandha, s. Eelation- 
 ship. — crooSo a kinsman. 
 
 sJD^si) paribhrame, s. Turning 
 round, flurry. 
 
 sJD^o^ parimala, s. Fragrance, 
 perfume, —-^tj^ perfumery. 
 — ^)eS^ fragrant water. 
 
 sJOrfje^rs parimana, s. Measure, 
 amount, quantity. 
 
 3J0^j^S^ parimal^, s. An honori- 
 fic title amongst Bants. 
 
 SJO^^ parimita, adj. Measured, 
 meted, s. Estimate, value. 
 
 ojOs^jorS parimunci, s. Country 
 chilliT 
 
 3j055ooa parimudi, s. Perishing. 
 \t> DOJo pariya, adj. PI enty, exceed- 
 ing, much. 
 
 iDoJJo^dpariyantara, adv. Till, 
 until. 
 
 iSoi35eJNpariyatane,^. Wander- 
 ing, roaming; revolution. 
 — ■s^o'K^o^?) to wander, roam; to 
 revolve. 
 
 iSo:3o'30Jj pariyaya, s. Order, 
 arrangement, succession. 2. 
 opportunity, occasion. 3. a 
 grand festival once in two 
 years at Udipi, celebrating 
 the occasion of a Svami's 
 succession to the management 
 of Krishna's temple there. 
 ^srlDoJoo^ pariyuni (^a), v. n.^o 
 -J run, flow. ^. to rend. 
 
 3JOo3j?)^o pariyolu, s. A kind of 
 fish. 
 
 sJDss'sci parivara, s. Followers, 
 retinue; army. 
 
 sJOs^oc^ parisuddha, adj. Sacred, 
 holy, pure. — c3^o3o, —Tio^, 
 739^0^ a holy man. -■rfo^o^^^ to 
 sanctify. 
 
 3;i02^jC3-3 i^parisudhatme, s. The 
 Holy' Ghost, Holy Spirit. 
 
 3JD^ parise, see -^?3. 
 
 3JQ^J3^qiN parisodhane, s. Ex- 
 amination, investigation. 2. 
 temptation. — i^i^s^^o^^i, sj&^jaep 
 ^^ to investigate; to tempt. 
 
 3JD25 s^o parisrama, s. Fatigue, 
 difficulty, exhaustion. 2. 
 practice, exercise. 
 
 oJOrTc)?^ parisana, s. Death. 
 
 3JD3o033)^ pariharipuni (si&s^O), 
 V. a. To forgive, absolve, 
 pardon. 2. to clear, as a debt. 
 
3^0 pari 
 
 397 
 
 ;^ pare 
 
 ^DooDrf parihara, s. Removal. 
 2. healing, relief. 3. absolu- 
 tion, pardon. — -d^^o^^i to 
 heal, relieve ; to pardon, ab- 
 solve; to propitiate, as an 
 evil spirit, eU. 
 
 5iDo5s)?s), 3JSSo'i)?oo parihasa, pa- 
 rihasya, s. Jeer, mocking, 
 raillery, sport. — ■do'y^o.^ to 
 jeer; to sport. 
 
 sJOQOdj pariya, see siSodo. 
 
 .5JD^=^ parikshe, s. Trial, experi- 
 ment, investigation, exami- 
 nation, test, discrimination. 
 ^crooSo, iit)o^'§ an experi- 
 menter; examiner; a tempter. 
 — ^jsb^, —-^^jv^, 3j&e^?i^^i to 
 examine, test, try. 
 -J si do paru, s. The teeth, as of 
 a beast, saw, file, e^c. — =3^r6 
 a tooth-pick. — sszS^oi to set 
 teeth on edge. — eA)rfji^j^, 
 — ?^:2a^^ the teeth to fall out. 
 — CA)sioF^ to file the teeth of 
 a saw. —'^'Sb^, — ^cSoiDOo) to 
 gnash the teeth. —zj^rk>^ to 
 furnish a saw, ^/^., with 
 teeth. —z^hF^ to teeth. 
 
 ^^0=3^3^ parukatti, see s:^^^^. 
 
 5:Jdo=3^o paruku, see si^r. 
 
 scJdos^ paruva, ^^^ ^^?^. 
 
 sfsjdo^ej^ paruveli^, j. Food, meal, 
 
 as of a Pariah. 2. see ^-do-^^. 
 
 3JdJ2^, ^djs^o parusa, parusu, see 
 
 JsJd pare, s. ^A cataract ^r 
 web on the eye. 2. see sd-!?. 
 
 iJ6oA pareng-i, ^. A Frank or 
 Portuguese. 2. an Euro- 
 pean, adj. European; foreign. 
 —^(L-^fDOSo ananas, pine-apple. 
 -•door5^ Spanish pepper. Capsi- 
 cum ajtniLuni. —^j^^X syphi- 
 lis. AoO— , ij^2S_, ^o3j_, ^y_ 
 are some of the different 
 kinds of venereal diseases. 
 
 rfdoT^sS parengele,^. A syphilitic 
 man. 2. see 7i-3c-36. 
 
 cJdoz^rs), scJ^o^ic)^ parencana, pa- 
 rencata, i". Prattle. 2. twaddle. 
 Jt>6o'^d^ parencuni (^^oeS"), z'.7z. 
 To prate, prattle. 2. to find 
 fault with, censure. 
 sJ6o2;§d parencele, s. A prattler, 
 tattler. 2. one given to fault- 
 finding. 
 3jdo23, sJdSo parenji, pareji, s. A 
 scaffold, temporary platform. 
 — ^uo^^ to erect a scaffold. 
 sisJde^^ pareli^, s. A grain of sand, 
 grit, gravel; a bit of glass, 
 eU, 2. a grain of corn, eU. 
 — ^^ a pebble. tS^^- small 
 shot, -^if^'i a washerman- 
 barber of low class. 
 sjd^o^i pareluni, see t^^of^. 
 Jt>66o^ pareldenne, s. Castor oil. 
 j6s?^ parel^, see -^-^6. 
 Jd^e3, z!>6^u:> pareji, pareju, adj. 
 Equal, corresponding with; 
 c/. 7i-6oc^. 
 Jt>6^t parete, s. Crawling on 
 hands and feet. 
 td^i parese, see ^T?e^. 
 
 34 
 
!dJ3 paro 
 
 398 
 
 sj^r parpu 
 
 sJdJS^ parodi, s. Dissimulation, 
 hypocrisy. 2. skill, craft, 
 scheme. — a^t? a hypocrite. 
 -■djs;<o^^ to simulate, pretend ; 
 to play tricks. 
 
 3j6js^di©i?)d paropakara, s. Kind- 
 ness to strangers, benevo- 
 lence. 3iT3js?3i?Fsa a philanthro- 
 pist. 
 
 s^D^oSo parraye, ^\ A stranger, 
 
 foreigner. 
 
 Jsj^^r, sj^r^^, sj^r^, sj^r^ 
 
 parki^, parkatti^, parkate, parkat- 
 
 te, adj. Old, worn out, ragged. 
 
 3J^rcs^, sj^s'rcl parkadiji, parkade, 
 adj. Grinding or gnashing of 
 teeth, -^tip ^ to grind or 
 gnash teeth, 
 xf^^ri^, ^3^F^ parkadi, parkaddi, 
 s. A tooth-pick. 
 
 zit'^F^, ^"^Fi^ parkatti, parkat- 
 te, s. A scythe, sickle. 
 
 -^vDF^^ parkavuni (^?n)r), 7J.a. 
 To draw in, call in. 2. to 
 confiscate. 3. c. v. of jj'^o^^. 
 JsJ^F, ^^^FT^j^ sj^ro^ parkijpar- 
 kisyi, parkel^, adj. Destitute, 
 wretched. 
 >/sJ=^OF^ parkunl, see ;rfo=^or^. 
 
 3J^ parke, j^^ ^^tj??. 
 AoJ^r parke, s. Bedding. 2. sleep, 
 rest. —^^ the mat under a 
 bed, elc. 
 
 3j=^jsr^, sJ=^JSr^parkote, par- 
 kott^, see ^^^yj. 
 
 3J=^JSrcloJJ0^ parkodeyuni (j^^j^f 
 <5), ^'. «. To grin, gnash. 
 
 sjr<rfl pargan6, ^^^ ^^f. 
 
 sje^rodo^, sJzSri parcarya, par- 
 cita, see ^&dajo. 
 
 sJz^F parji, see t^^o^. 
 
 sirar parna, 3"^^ "^^f. 
 JsiSr parti, ^. Cotton, Gossypium 
 indicum. 
 
 tiiiF parte, j". Sharpness, edge. 
 adj. Sharp, quick, keen. — "sl) 
 ^^^^ to whet, sharpen. 
 ^"^iiF .^ sjIfo^ parte, partel^, s. 
 A rent, tear, as in clothes, 
 etc. adj. Torn, tattered, old. 
 JtitF^ partele, s. A man in rags. 
 
 sJrfFvl^ pardatti, see ^j^rS^. 
 
 3:1 a F pardi, see t^o. 
 
 sjSf, sjcSf pardi, parde, see ^tjo. 
 
 sid^F^ pardesi, see t;^^^^. 
 
 sJ^F parna, ^. A leaf. 2. a feather. 
 
 3j^F25"3s3 parnasale, s. A hut 
 made of leaves, hermitage. 
 2. a booth. 3. a bower. 
 3J^^F5:jj parnama, s. Health, 
 welfare. 2. prosperity, adj'. 
 Thriving, prosperous. 
 '>^3J53«)Fy parpata, s. Drinking. 
 3J53c)Fei=a parpataka, s. The shrub 
 
 Mullugo cermana. 
 /3J;3c)Fs5^ parpavuni, c. v. {of t> 
 l)?^ or ■tj^'F^^A'Y.o cause to 
 J drink. >/2. to have pulled out, 
 
 cause to pluck or pull. 
 U^obF^ parpini (s^^), -v. a. To 
 drink, sip. 2. to take food, 
 as a Pariah. 
 i^F parpu, see ^t^^. 
 J3J^F^ parpuni (^S), 7'. a. To 
 
parpe 
 
 399 
 
 \dd pala 
 
 pluck, pull out, as roots, 
 grass, eU.; cf. ■^^'^^. 
 v/sJsSr^ parpele, .9. A drunkard. 
 "itji^T parba, s. A festival, feast, 
 holiday. 
 
 3:!eT?)r^^ parbavuni, c v. [of ^ 
 z^c^T^) To cause to spread, 
 extend, diffuse. 
 
 ^wor parbu, see ^^o. 
 Jsi20or^ parbuni (^^^r), v.n. To 
 spread, multiply, diffuse; to 
 flow. 
 
 ti^^T'^ parmana, see ^tj^j^o?^. 
 
 SJ^JFD parmari, see ^^r&. 
 
 srlsjj^r^^ parmani^, ^9. A pole at- 
 tached to a boat's sail. 
 
 sJsJ35F?j^ parmas^, ^^^ rin^^j*)^. 
 
 s:-5^jsrs?parmale, s. The name of 
 a hill. 
 
 sJoioF parya, ^^^ ^Oodo. 
 
 sJo^sJF^cl paryatane, ^^^ ^aodj?) 
 
 sJcdj'SFO^^o paryaya, ^^^ 3:5&odj3odj. 
 
 ^JoJJOF^ paryuni, see ^bodoo^. 
 
 sJs^OF^ parluni (-^"), '^'. ^2. To 
 
 be washed, as a dam or re- 
 
 \/ servoir. z'.^: To cut sharply, 
 
 as a knife. 
 v/^dF parva, ^. Awe, fear, rever- 
 ence, respect, regard; cf. ^"rf. 
 
 sJdF parva, s. A knot, joint of a 
 cane. 2. a name given to 
 certain days in the lunar 
 month, as the full and change 
 of the moon. 3. division of 
 a year, as the equinox, sol- 
 stice, etc\ cf. zieor. 4. a 
 
 section, division, chapter. 5. 
 stage or degree of ripeness 
 in fruits. —^2^ a holy day. 
 
 sJs^Fod parvanda, adf. Honor- 
 ary. — 3rfg^c§ a robe of honor. 
 
 ti'^'Ft parvata, s. A mountain, 
 hill. 
 
 3J^FO^, sj^fC) parvely, parveli, 
 s. A feast or meal among 
 Pariahs. 2. ^^^ ^5o3j3s;^o. 
 
 3J^F parse, see ^"d^. 
 
 sj^f^ parleppu, see ^t^s^js^. 
 
 3J^ pala, see -4^. 
 
 ^^0"^^ palankena, adiJ. Early. 
 
 2. see ^r®^. 
 sJooA^ palan^y, see 7i^c7(. 
 
 sJs^osod palambara, s. Fulness. 
 2. see 3:i?^c20-d. 
 
 3j^o2odo^ palambaruni (^ejoeo^), 
 V. n. To be full. 2. .y^^ 3^or©o 
 
 j3Js;o200Qi palambuni (3:i<yo^), ^. ^. 
 
 To lament. 
 rf^eio^ palatuni (^e;l3), v.n. To 
 
 be altered, changed. 
 l)s;^ palapu, ^. A boundary, 
 
 limit. 
 JaJe;o5o palayi, ^. A plank, board. 
 
 — sra^ the Indian cod. 
 scJ^oSopalaye, s. An elder brother. 
 ti^"^ palavu, see ^c^d^. 
 6t>^i>'^ palana, see ^^j^'§>. 
 
 3Js:"e)OJ0cd palayana, s. Flight, 
 retreat. ^■^:i^:i^^ to retreat, 
 decamp. 
 JsrJo-so^j palayi, see si e; 050. 
 34* 
 
,OD 
 
 400 
 
 1^ pava 
 
 3:Je:c)o3j palaye, see ^e?o3o. 
 
 3JOe)d palara, see ^^li. 
 
 ^^D^ palasa, s. The tree Butea 
 frondosa. 
 
 3J0 pali, s. An elder sister. 
 
 3J0 pali, see ^&. 2. see ^^. 
 >i3iS=^ palike, ^. A valley, decli- 
 vity. 2. a pond, ditch. 
 
 3J©^ palita, see :^e3^. 
 
 3J®^, crf®^ palita, palipu, s. 
 Effect, virtue, efficacy, as of 
 a hand, medicine, etc, 2. 
 durability, survivance 
 
 3J0^^ palipuni, see ^e5^^. 
 -^3J^ palu, 5.4tipening, as of fruit. 
 2. see 3ie5^. <^^".4lalf ripe. 
 
 3J«3 pale, ^^^ 3ie;o3o. 
 >/3Cle^j,^ palkuni (^^a), ^. ^. To 
 be very soft, as an over- 
 ripe fruit. 2. to be pliant, 
 flexible. 
 
 3J^ ^ palgsedi, see ^^Jj^,. 
 
 sjsii^i^ palgedi, ^. A base, mean 
 
 fellow. 
 ^0 paldi, see 3rfO. 
 t^^j^Tf palniryi, see ^o^^^. 
 t,o^ pall^, see ^e^o^. 
 3J^ palla, s. A small enclosure 
 
 CO 
 
 of wicker work for keeping 
 cooked food during an enter- 
 -j tainraent. 2. see ^^. 
 
 si^orl pallang^a, s. A canopy 
 over a couch or bedstead. 
 
 ^t>-S- pallaki, s. si^c-S-. 
 
 sj^y pallata, adj. Overwhelmed. 
 2. altered. 3. misplaced. -^ 
 
 Jd)^ to be altered. ^-^^^^ to 
 alter. 
 sje;^ pallana, s. Rags. 2. patch- 
 work of a garment. — stodd^^^ 
 to wear patched garments. 
 JsJe^o^j pallayi, s. An earthen 
 dish. 
 i^ ;^ pallava, ^. A sprout, shoot. 
 ■IsJOe) palla, J. A port. 2.'^see 
 
 CO 
 
 iD-^do^ palladuni (^^^), ^.^^ 
 To be unsteady. 
 >jsj£) palli, ^. A house lizard. 
 2. a fork. 3. a rake. —t>^^^ 
 to grasp one's hands in a 
 children's game. 
 
 Sjsjj pallu, ^^^'. Stupid, simple. 
 2. timid, spiritless, wanting 
 boldness; c/. £i^. 3. J^^ 
 ^Q£)o. — ^oc<o^a mad ^^^^ howl- 
 ing jackal. —^-d-^j?>^ a weak 
 fellow; a stupid man. 
 J^S palle, ^.^he spleen. 2. the 
 large bean of Entada mona- 
 stachya\ also — Tfsoao. -^-dc^ 
 c^ the knee-cap. — rf ^^^iwa 
 a bundle of the said beans. 
 — 20ja-do the creeper of Ejitada 
 monastachia. —7^200^?) to play 
 with Entada seeds. 
 
 3Js3c-3- pallenki, s. A palankeen. 
 
 CO 
 
 3Js3^dJ3^/1 pallekkiroga, s. 
 
 Rickets. 
 sjsj^^ pavani^, J. A gold coin 
 
 equal to twenty shillings. 
 3Jd^ pavana, s. A sieve, strainer, 
 sjsjfi, 3J^j:^J7)f^ pavana, pavama- 
 
 na, s. Air, wind. 
 
\^ pava 
 
 401 
 
 •"Ij- 
 
 ^zizjv, sid^ pavala, pavala, see 
 
 t>^i pavitra, adj. Clean, pure, 
 purified, s. Sacrificial (or 
 kusa) grass, Poa cynosuroi- 
 des. 2. a ring of kusa grass 
 put on the fourth finger by 
 a Brahman while performing 
 a ceremony. 
 
 3^5^02^ pavunci, s. A bracelet of 
 gold beads. 
 
 sJsgotS pavunji, s. The Dasara 
 festival. 
 
 ^sSot3Ae)6 pavunjigare, s. A fop, 
 dandiprat; a vain 6?;- proud 
 man. 
 
 ^sgtB pavuji, ^^^ ^^^. 
 
 s:!^^^ pavoli, ^^^ sjd^/ss?. 
 
 -^i)tji pasapasa, see ■t^'d-t^-d. 
 
 -SJsJo pasu, ^. An animal in 
 general. 2. a beast. 3. horned 
 cattle. 
 J^i^ pase, see ^^. 
 
 ^3e)3c)si, ^3D3^si pascatapa, 
 pascattapa, i-. Contrition, re- 
 pentance, remorse, sorrow. 
 
 sJ?jo^,sJ?^orfj pasantra, pasandra, 
 s. Vicinity, neighbourhood. 
 
 environ. 
 
 — -sSo^j^^ to repent. 
 ^3j?^o23, ^?^oe3pas^mbe,pasambe, 
 s. A sack or bag made of 
 coir. 
 3J?oorlD pasangari, ^. A kind of 
 condiment. 
 
 ^ ^1^03^, s:i?ooC3^ pasant^, pasandiji, 
 adj. Comely, handsome, well, 
 pleasing, nice. 
 
 OJ-rJ^ 
 
 see 
 
 \d^. 
 
 3J?gOoJoo^:i pasariyuni, see ^;6do^. 
 
 sJ?:io^ pasal^, s. The share of a 
 fisherman. 
 
 sj?^© pasali, ^^^ v=^«5- 
 
 oJrj^^ pasadi, ^^^ s^?3sa. 
 
 ti7^i^i:f pasad^, s. Transpiring, 
 becoming public. 
 
 3:5rTe)Q^ pasar^, see t,7i^. 
 
 sJ?jc)D pasari, s. A druggist. 
 
 sjro pasi, ^. A boy. 2. a child. 
 -/,-^'ko^ti pasinkara, ^.^Dampness, 
 J wetness. 2.v5^ielding, softness. 
 
 sjroriei, sJ^T^^ pasi^etti, pasiget- 
 te, see -^A^^.. 
 
 sj?:j0 pasu, see ^^. 
 J z!>^ pase, j.^/Moisture, wetness, 
 dampness. 2. greasiness, 
 oiliness. 3. essence, sub- 
 stance, strength. ^eSrf— 
 dampness. ^o3d^~ greasi- 
 ness of ghee. 4^^*^— the 
 strength of tobacco. 
 
 2. pity, compassion, -e?^^ /^j^ . ,^^^. 
 
 to be penitent. ~3drs^r©o^, m . i i-«. j 
 
 ^. To extend, dinuse, spread. 
 
 7^. paskijL, s. Collection, fee. 
 
 -:;^^:>^^ to collect a fee. 
 3J;^ei, sj^ei paskatti, pasketti, 
 
 s. Turf, sod, sward, removed 
 
 from the earth for covering 
 
 a wall, etc.^ with it. 
 3Jro'9,D^ paskar^, see t^i^ri. 
 sJrN), paski, ^. Punishing a boy 
 
t>?<id. pasku 
 
 402 
 
 ^Dor\ pangi 
 
 by making him to stand and 
 sit alternately with both 
 ears seized by his fingers 
 cross-armed. 
 
 ^^^£o paskutta, s. Sickliness. 
 — ctooSj a sickly man, invalid. 
 
 ^A^ paskedi, see ^^^^.. 
 
 "O" * I 
 
 I sj?j0, paspu, «^". Clear. 2Twet; 
 c/. ^?6. 3. see ^:^^. 
 
 Sj^C' passari;, .s-. Clipping, cut- 
 ting asunder. 2. killing, mur- 
 dering. 
 
 si^j ^ passuni, see t^^^o^. 
 
 3j^o^*', sJ'^o/T^ palank^, palang^, 
 see 7jQ ca. 
 
 3j^o=5rf palankena, see ^£Jo=#e^. 
 
 siJ^OvBt^ palantige, s. Declivity. 
 
 z^^dio paladya, s. Sauce or pep- 
 per-water with or without 
 vegetables. 
 
 ^'^^^ palapala, s. The rippling 
 noise of water. adv.^ see 
 
 3J^e)?S palane, see ^e^s^. 
 
 it^ pali, s. A long rice-field. 2. 
 
 see ^s3. 
 3j^# palike, .y^^ ^e5^. 
 JsJ^o'??^^ palenkuni (^^o^), 7'. «. 
 
 To upset, overturn. 
 J^^xV^ palkuni, see s^e^^^,^. 
 J sjc' palla, ^. A shallow stream, 
 pond, ditch. 2. a hollow, low 
 spot. 3. a hole, pit. -TJoaiJSi 
 to roll in a pond; to fill up 
 a hollow. 
 Jsj^ palli, s. A mosque. 2. see 
 
 So<9. 
 
 V 
 
 SJ°^A pallu, see t'j^^. 
 
 sj|^ palle, .y.'^ ^^. 
 -i3J|^F^ pallena, ^.^Light, shine. 
 2. .s-6^^ ^^r^s^- -^^^^ to become 
 light; to shine. 
 
 sj^s' paksha, s. The dark (9^' 
 bright half of the lunar 
 month. 2. a side, flank. 3. a 
 party. 4. partiality. 5. an 
 
 . argument; a position ad- 
 vanced or to be maintained. 
 — TOo3o a partisan, adherent. 
 — sjd;^, T'j-d— partiality. —zjdB 
 a partial person. ~-ud4, — sro^ 
 paralysis. — s^s^crooSo a para- 
 lytic. '^^— the dark lunar 
 fortnight. ^^%f~ the bright 
 lunar fortnight. ^i^^Xo^e^^, 
 ^^>g^Ao €?uo^ to take a side. 
 
 oj^s's^c)^, 3:;=3^ 53c)OJjo pakshavata, 
 pakshaviyu, ^. Paralysis. 
 
 siu^ oad pakshantara, s. Another 
 side or part. 2. the opinion 
 of a party. 
 
 sJ^S- pakshi, see ^-S-,. 
 
 3J^53e)2;^ pakshival^, .y^^ ^tx'^ 
 
 o3o under ^^. 
 ss'^o^e^ pank^, j. A kind of 
 
 musical instrument. 
 53"3o=?^ panka, ^t'^ ^c^. 
 Y?3^oriv^ pang^ala, ^. A portion, 
 
 share. — jsds'o^ to divide; to 
 
 mark. 
 
 cQDch^N, o5c)Ond?i, o3c)OriC3j)c^ 
 
 pang^itana, pangidana, pangida- 
 na,^. Scorn, mockery, jeering, 
 despising. 
 
33-30 A pangi 
 
 403 
 
 Sjj)=a paka 
 
 vi 
 
 53e)oAoiJ-5)4c^ pangiyavuni, c. v. 
 (<?/'s:Dc?.cdoos)) To despise, jeer, 
 mock. 
 
 S3-3oAo:^jo^, S3a)orl0o^ pangiyuni, 
 pangyuni {j:^'::'^^, z'. n. To be 
 despised, jeered, mocked. 
 
 53r)or\^^;pangila, adj. Precious. 
 
 Sj-^orij pangu, s. Sickness. 2. a 
 share. sYproportion. 
 
 S3^ct5"3dD^ pancaler^, see 3:3c£jds?5. 
 
 53e)oz^ panja, adj. Oblique, slop- 
 ing. 
 
 ^^ctid, ^ 4)0233 d parijara, panja- 
 ra,^. A den, cave, cavern.- 2. 
 a cage. 
 n/ 551)0^, 53 s) olio pant^, pantu, s. 
 Fatigue, weariness. — ^s'yo^oi 
 to get wearj. 
 
 S3'Soe3 pante,^. A spool. fman. 
 
 ^"30^ pante, s. A stiff, stunted 
 
 ^T^o^v pautela, s. Stiffness; 
 stuntedness. 
 
 ^"Sod panda, see sjdcS. 
 
 ^Dozi:5 pandara, s. Pale or 
 yellowish white. 
 
 SJ«)o:^d^-^ o5j pandava bajjei, s. 
 A large kind of areca nut. 
 
 53^od^, sj3o3^s3pandavu,panda- 
 ve, s. A pigeon, dove. 
 
 53c)o^dD^ pandavery, s. The five 
 Pandu princes. 
 
 53s)c^ pandi, s. A country in 
 the south of India, compre- 
 hending part of the modern 
 Tamil provinces. — ^oi^o, 
 —•^zctciio a male's garment 
 manufactured there. — -do-d, 
 see sj^ccj^. 
 
 |V33'soao^, o35)c(l^^ pandilij, pan- 
 del^, s. A kind of tree; c/. 
 aroosSo^. _^2!) large ears. 
 
 oS'Sodo pandu, ^. The father of 
 the five Pandu princes and 
 sovereign of ancient Delhi. 
 adj. Pale, yellowish white, 
 piebald. —L^^ liver complaint. 
 —^ji^A the white leprosy. 
 
 53Do^o pandya, see zjtcLi,. 
 
 o3'e)orld pannere, see 53Dt|^T5 under 
 
 53e)o^ panta, adj. Linear, regu- 
 lar, methodical. 
 ss'^oso^ pantuni {^o^^ v. n. To 
 be eager, impatient. 2. to 
 vie, compete. 5roo§s:^c§5 
 eagerly, ardently. s3Dogs3^oi 
 5 T^^a to purchase eagerly. 
 Vs3c)oi pante, .y. A butterfly. 
 y53c)oc^sJ, ss^sodsS pandava, pan- 
 davu, s. A thin strip of a 
 cocoanut branch ^r of other 
 fibrous trees, generally used 
 as a band or tie. -^ s^f^ a 
 string or cord made of such 
 strips. 
 ^c)oas;^, SJDodo^ pandil^i, pan- 
 
 del\i, s. A kind of bush. 
 oSeJD^ pampu, ^^^ ^^4- 
 753"5)oz3jso^ pambol^, s.'^k kind of 
 flat, long fish. adj. Long, 
 slender. V— ^e"5 a rat-snake. 
 53i)=a^' pakii, adv. Once a day. 
 _^j.tdo^ to cut once ; to tap, 
 as a palm-tree. 
 S3-s^ paka, adj. Some, several, 
 
^i)'d paka 
 
 404 
 
 ^tt)^ padi 
 
 a few. —^^ a few persons. 
 _?d^ja5o some time. 
 
 55^^ paka, s. Maturity, the state 
 of being boiled or ripened. 
 ~^b^ to be fully ripe; to 
 be properly prepared, as food, 
 eU. —-^0^^^ to cook, boil. 
 
 53"3=5^o paku, see z:^^- 
 
 \5S^^ol3, pakutti, s. A knife for 
 
 cutting betel-nuts, 
 slsssrld, sj^n^d pagara, pagara, s. 
 An inclosure, fence; a ram- 
 part. 
 
 ^Df\ page, s. A kind of tree. 
 
 55«)2^ paca, s. The lungs of fish. 
 2. the skin of the leg. 
 
 o3*S)2^ paci, s. A sponge. 2. see 
 
 53?zar^, 53i)^^o pacige, pacu, s. A 
 
 kind of pill. 
 ^D'^D^, ^-32^53 pacil^, pacile, s. 
 
 A bivalve shell, Mythilus. 
 53^21 pace, 5"^^ s:^2^- 2. see ^j^'^. 
 
 55^^-g^o3o, 53De3^^ paccaye, pa- 
 Javii, s. A pasha, sovereign, 
 ruler. -e5T^;^fi royalty of a 
 pasha. 
 
 o3«)c3 paji, ^. A servant, menial. 
 ?ys2S ^«es^j ^^ e?^ even a Kazi 
 may become a menial; mis- 
 fortune may reduce a great 
 man to obscurity. 
 J53c)22, 53c)2Eo5j paje, pajeyi, s. 
 Algae, lichen, ^zi^^ algae 
 to grow. 
 
 53e52!oaJ, 33s)^^SS PW^J P^jevU, 
 
 s. The tree Ficus cov'^lonic- 
 rata\ also 7(Xf^ ^r^. 
 
 ^Db^ pat^, see s-d5. 
 
 Sj"5)y pata, see ^^. 
 
 Sjdsj^ patala, s. Pale red, rose 
 colour. 2. the trumpet flower 
 plant; also sj^WsS. — ^-s the 
 trumpet flower. 
 
 Sj's^'S^ patali, s. The manager 
 d?/- warden of a temple. 
 
 53e)li pati, s. A gang of work- 
 men, particularly working 
 on roads. 2. road-w^ork ; also 
 s3D&3d ded 3. a party, set of 
 people. 
 
 ^Dd patha, s. A lesson, task. 
 2. reading. -sDe3 a school. 
 — ^e;js^^ to commit to memory. 
 — ^jsLf^ to deliver a lesson. 
 —•^0^0^^ to learn or commit 
 to memory, as a lesson; to 
 practise, do frequently; to 
 ; contract a habit. 
 iJ ^DUf pad^, ■S". Likeness, simila- 
 rity, mode, form, order. 
 J^-sd pada, .y.-^An oil vessel. 
 2. a liquid measure equal to 
 i about one maund. 
 U^DCSri padaga, s. An anklet. 
 
 STSC^e;^ padal\i, see ^a^. 
 
 ojeJG'sa padari, aJj. Destitute, 
 poor. 2. extravagant, reck- 
 less, ruinous. 
 
 33c)C5t)SJ^ padavalli, see Szid 
 
 S5-3J3^sS^ padavuni, r. v. {of ^ 
 <^o^)To cause to throw, place, 
 put. 
 
 S5'5o^ padij s. An under-wood, 
 
 small forest; a/so ojdcj. 
 
53«)dj padu 
 
 405 
 
 S3e)i pate 
 
 -^ S3c)dori paduga, see zj^ziX. 
 sa"c)ci)rJo5o6 paduniyere, see under 
 
 v^Sj^do^ paduni (sjsS), v.a.^'Yo 
 throw, cast, fling; to dis- 
 charge, as a missile weapon 
 or fire-arm. 2. to place, put. 
 3. to put on, dress. 4. to 
 pour, ^c^.— to put on a coat. 
 AocT^j— to shoot. 5rfjrf5— to 
 name. ^i^^S— to pour into a 
 pot. Xo^65— to throw into 
 a well. :^&o^7^S- to put into 
 a box. sroa thrown, dis- 
 charged; worn; poured, srfoa 
 dee3 oj^a ?^os5^ lit. the task 
 set and the food doled out; 
 slavery which exacts the 
 largest quantity of labour 
 for the least pay. sjDT^jrSoSoT?, 
 5j^c§tS, 3j3of6T5 lit. put for eat- 
 ing; any thing serving as 
 sauce or pepper-water. 
 
 53e)cli5^o5j padenayi, see ts&-^os>:i. 
 
 SjDclJSrao^ padonuni, refl. v. (of 
 sj^tI^^) To wear, dress; to put 
 on a mask. 
 
 oTi)^ 6 padnere, see U7tder sjdt^o^. 
 
 53'3c^ ^ paddana, s. A legendary 
 account of the demons and 
 heroes of the Tulu country in 
 verse. a^o^.^D- the tale of 
 the demon Jumadi. — sird^^ 
 to recite such verses. 
 Js3"3dp padya, s. The first lunar 
 day of either fortnight. 
 
 soDr^^ padruni, see s:dt1)^. 
 
 35«)r2 pani, ^. The hand. -Aj^r® 
 
 a marriage. 
 JSQe)?? pani, s. A large w^ater- 
 
 pot. 
 S3"e;rJ^ panini, s. A celebrated 
 
 Sanskrit grammarian. 
 Jsj15cI pane, s. A large earthen 
 
 pot. 
 o^'scl d pannere, ^^^ under sjdtI^?). 
 55 e)^, sjd;^^ pata, pat ana, see 
 
 55«)^=o^, SG^sri pataka, pataga, j. 
 Sin, crime, s3^s-o-, s::;);^^, sto^t^ 
 a sinner. 
 
 S5t)3^^ patala, ^. The infernal 
 regions, hell. — X-dor^. _ X-dozf 
 a drag to catch things under 
 water; c/. A-doi^s::;)3D^ under 
 A-doc^. — Xoe5^ a demon so 
 called. — Aj^r© an eclipse 
 below the horizon, —^l^'^ a 
 demon so called. 
 
 o3D>B^pati, s.^ A small boat. .2. 
 
 J a trough ^r bathing tub. J 3. 
 a spout, drain, sluice, tube. 
 4.^a nursery for plants. 
 
 SjDvB^o patitya, ^. A lapse, fall. 
 2. loss of caste. 
 
 s:3d3D patiri, s. A priest. 2. a 
 demon priest. 
 
 Sj-s^g^o pativratya, ^. Chastity. 
 
 S3«)^o patu, adj. Bent. — 4'3e^^> 
 to bend, be curved. 
 
 Sj^:^j^ patuni, see 5:ss:d4^. 
 
 oj'sid patera, ^. A word, speech, 
 saying. 2. language. 3. a 
 promise. — ^.^^r^ to promise. 
 
^■si pate 
 
 406 
 
 o3-253j papa 
 
 oSoc^ 2oz^ s:]^iTJ CA)or^o I have 
 something to say. 
 
 SjdId-5s3)^, ^Di^^F^^ patera- 
 vuni, paterpavuni, c. v. (of ^j^i 
 ■do^)) To cause to speak. 2. 
 to make reproach. 
 
 S3«)iD pateri, see s^dSQ. 
 
 ^Di:5d^ pateruni (^^^), v. n. 
 To speak, say, converse, talk. 
 V, a. To reproach, scold, 
 abuse. 
 
 S3D£j patra, adj. Worthy, fit, 
 suitable, s. Worth. 
 
 S3c)^,, S3-3i patra, patre, s. A 
 vessel in general; a plate, 
 cup, jar. —^0^ a round kind 
 of water-gourd. 
 
 S3"i)^, patri, see ^B&. 
 
 53e)d pada, s. A foot. 2. the 
 foot or line of a stanza. — ^e 
 q^r water in which a spiritual 
 guide has washed his feet; 
 a foot-bath, —h^^ a foot-stool. 
 — ^sS worshipping the feet, 
 as of a guru, —"d^ a sandal, 
 shoe. -?3e^ prostration; per- 
 sonal service. 
 
 S3e)dl37^ padattige, s. The pe- 
 
 So 
 
 destal of a column. 
 53e)dd?d padarasa, s. Quicksilver, 
 
 mercury. 
 ^ S3-sdD padari, j.^ahe tree Big- 
 
 nonia clielojtoides. 2. see s^^Qj- 
 o3e)nj)!37^ padatige, see z:^^^J<. 
 S3e)C3i)d padara, s. A pair. 
 ?3"3dj=^, ^i)CJori paduke, padug^e, 
 
 .s. Wooden sandals. 
 
 Js3«>cS pade, ^. A rock. -^^ a 
 flower growing on rocks. 
 — -doj^o^ Polycorpaea corymho- 
 sa\ cf. e^Ujs'd. 
 
 S3"i)C^o padya, s. Water for wash- 
 ing the feet. 
 
 Sj«)a^, 53Dd padri, padre, s. An 
 European clergyman. 2. a 
 Christian missionary, mini- 
 ster. 
 
 53^^^ panu, s. A page. 
 
 s^c)^ pana, ^. Drinking. liirfo— 
 drinking spirituous liquors. 
 
 55^?^^ panaka, s. The cooling 
 drink made from jaggory, 
 pepper, and water mixed 
 together, lemonade. -^^ 
 offering such a drink to a 
 deity. 
 
 S3c)c^53D J panapatra, s. A drink- 
 ing vessel, cup. 
 
 ss's^^j^, S3^^■s?^}* panasu, panasyi, 
 
 s. A lantern. 
 ^i)^ pani, s. Water. 
 
 v/53«)f5 pane, .y. A kind of brass 
 vessel. Zitt— a vessel made 
 of palmyra leaves. — si^o^^ 
 to make a small basket of 
 leaves. 
 
 53 1)^ panka, see zj;)^^. 
 
 ^D^ papa, s. Sin, fault, trans- 
 gression, iniquity, crime, 
 guilt, wickedness, evil. 2. 
 pity. adj. Vile, mischievous. 
 2. pitiable. ©gItio?— alas! 
 what a sin ! what a pity ! — ^ 
 ^r a wicked act. —7(ot^ a 
 
6Z^t> papa 
 
 407 
 
 sjso^D pay a 
 
 depraved nature, —t^o-^^^f^^ 
 — dD^ confession of sin. — c3d 
 Ti^, —so-dr© -~t)^^v6 pardon, 
 atonement of sin, absolution 
 from sin. —Tjo'^zi distress 
 occasioned by sin. -^p©o 
 vice and virtue. — =^yo ?) to 
 
 ei 
 
 commit evil; to incur guilt. 
 _;^ej3,p9j^ to be hardened in 
 
 ei 
 
 sin. — ■do'^^Os^^ to sin. 
 /55-ssJ^ papate, s. The parting 
 of the hair on a female's 
 forehead. 
 559SJ3J papatu, see s:^^'^^- 
 ss'i)^^ papari, s. Pauperism, des- 
 titution. 2. a pauper, adj. 
 Insolvent. [pers. 
 
 ^1)6^7^ papas^, s. Shoes, slip- 
 53e)5:!sSc^ papavuni, see zj;^^^^. 
 5J33J3ri paparig:e, ^. Insolvency. 
 
 53c)53'i)i^ papatme, ^. A sinner, 
 criminal. 
 
 53^53^53 papavu, adj. Bent. 
 
 53e)53c)^^ papavuni (^^), v. a. 
 To bow, bend. v. n. To be 
 sufficient, enough. 
 
 ss'Sojc)?^^ papas^, see sj^^oJ. 
 
 55c)lj, S3-5ou^ papi, papishte, s. 
 A sinner. 2. a destitute man. 
 
 o5e)^ papu, s. A small bridge; 
 a stone or log of wood, etc.^ 
 serving for a bridge. 
 
 33-3Sg) papu, adj. Enough. 
 ^53-3s2 pape, ^.^An image, statue, 
 puppet, doll. adj. Bent, in- 
 clined, --rfo-d a bent tree. 
 —Deb^, —sj^iio?) to offer a re- 
 
 presentation of one's self as 
 a thank-offering to a deity. 
 
 SSD^'^^^A P^PO^^iu, ^^'. Suffering 
 innocently. — ^d^ja?) an in- 
 nocent sufferer. 
 
 o3"5^0o5^ pamacij, ^. A small 
 wooden bridge. 
 
 53s)^o^ pamacca, s. A kind of 
 scab. 
 VoGD^oto, 5jDs:^oe^o pamaji, pamaju, 
 s. Moss. 2. a green substance 
 floating on stagnant water. 
 —Tj^o^^ to become mossy. 
 
 55c);jjd pamara, adj. Ignorant, 
 stupid, foolish. 2. wicked, 
 vile, base, rude. ~^^ low, 
 ignorant people. — ^?^ igno- 
 rance, rudeness. 
 
 S5c)S^oD pamari, adj. Vile. 2. scab- 
 by. —-dsd^Ti scabbiness; itch, 
 eczema. 
 
 /S3e)0;i) paya, s. Foundation, y 2. 
 gain, profit; c/. ^Odod. -^ja 
 h^ to look to one's own 
 advantage. — ijaeil:^, — :34^?) 
 to dig a foundation, -^zj^ri^^ 
 to lay a foundation. —-^^"^^ 
 ^ to gain. 
 ^i's5c)oij paya, s. Coming into ex- 
 istence, or being delivered 
 of a child, as among Pariahs, 
 efc. 2. see ^oio. _e?t)^, sjsodjs 
 f!^oi to be born, delivered of 
 a child. 
 
 ssaiOJOro payasa, ^. A preparation 
 consisting of rice, milk, and 
 sugar. [csodo. 
 
 o5c)OiJ3^Qi payapini, see tc7ider 
 
33^0^ c) paya 
 
 408 
 
 53c)D2) para 
 
 ^3^q;Szd^^ payavuni, c. v. {of 
 s:»odoj^) To ripple, agitate 
 the surface of water. 
 Js3j)05j payi, s. A sail- 2. a mat. 
 3. see si^oiD. —=5^130,^, _ -sSocisrf)^ 
 to take the sails in; to de- 
 camp, run away. —^jsL^f^, 
 — -ddtId^, — 20oc^^ to set sail. 
 
 S3£)05j^c)?3, 55"3oaJS3c)?5 payikane^ 
 payikhane, s. A privy. 
 
 Sj^o5orf, ^-5)05^:5 payida, payide, 
 .y. Profit, advantage, gain. 
 2. ready money. 
 
 S3e)05jd°^ payidala, .$•. Infantry. 
 
 5j-so5J^D^ payinali, ^^^ siosoosp^e?. 
 
 53e)05jo*sj>3e)c5 payil^mane, ^^^ ^^ 
 
 Sj'305:):=;^ payisiji, adj. Public, 
 published, known. 2. see 53^ 
 od<:?i. 3. .Jd^^ ^j.c3. — -^^o^o) to 
 publish, advertise, notify, 
 make known. 
 
 o3c)05j?;i payisa, see zi;>^:>^. 
 
 S3^o^oj^) payuni (s^doso), v. n. To 
 
 ripple, be agitated, as the 
 
 J surface of water. ^ 2. to be 
 
 diffused, as molten metal, 
 
 etc.^ in a mould. 
 
 ^"so3j=^o* payekkelv, .y^^^odo^^. 
 
 53e)o3o^^ payes^, sec -t^- 
 
 53e)o:l3^c^ payyana, .y^^ siodog^, 
 
 S3"3D^ par^, .y. An islet. 
 
 Sje)D^ par^, J. The opposite 
 bank of a river. 2. end, 
 extremity. —^h^ to pass, 
 ford, cross over; to get 
 through or over a difficulty. 
 
 —■rfo^j^^ to make pass or 
 cross over; to deliver from 
 a difficulty. 
 S5-SD^s5je)^<^^ par^popini, see sro 
 
 Jo3c)d para, .y. Guard, custody, 
 keeping. — ^^^i, _do«?j^^ to 
 guard. -^o'^o,^ to guard, 
 watch. —a??:?), —sjdtI)^ to 
 place a guard. — crooSo a 
 sentry, guard. zj^-^s>Tki aet)?) 
 to put in a lockup. 
 ■^53^d para, .y. Brooding, hatch- 
 ing, incubation. sj^jtSjstI^ ^o<s<d^ 
 ^ to brood, sit on eggs. -^ 
 t5j3ao a??Jo) to place the eggs 
 for brooding or. incubation. 
 s:;)-5jaA0 8o!:f^ to prepare to 
 sit on eggs after a fowl has 
 finished laying them. 
 
 ^«)C^o3:j6, 53"c)doojO;^oF parampare, 
 paramparya, .y. Continuous 
 order or succession. 2. tra- 
 dition. 
 
 53e)dt3e);^ pEraJata, see ^ba^^^. 
 
 o5^dc3So3j paradaye, .y. A guard, 
 sentry, or watchman. 
 I 33e)ddJ?)^'^=5parainarthika,.y.One 
 intent upon another world. 
 adj. Real, true, sincere, 
 i 53e)Oc)y parata, s. Running, ;i 
 race.' 
 
 S3c)D"30;i:c^ parayana, s. Reading 
 
 from a sacred book the lesson 
 
 for the day. 
 
 Js3e)D-3^^ paravuni, c.v. {ofzi^i^^i 
 
 ^) To cause to run ; to drive. 
 
S3c)0 pari 
 
 409 
 
 OS'S 5-) pala 
 
 53^ D pari, s. A milk pot. 2. 
 
 water. 3. ^^^ ^^^, 
 S3«)0?^ parige, i"^^ 3:^rrow. 
 53c)D23i)a parijata, ^. One of the 
 
 trees of paradise, Nydanthes 
 
 arbor tristis. 2. the tree 
 
 yielding every wish. 
 o5^D2^ parisa, see ^^l-r. 
 53"sdo paru, see ^&. 2. ^^^ ^"rf. 
 
 vfs^-sdo^ paruni i^"^), 'v. n. To 
 run. 2. to fly. 3. to escape. 
 ^e^^ to expire. sj^tjo^jdoSo, j-^^ 
 Ti^-^e. [-j-ain. 
 
 ^Ddjs:!^? parupani, ^. A drizzling 
 53a)dj3J^o parupatya, ^. Manage- 
 ment, superintendence. — ad-S 
 a manager, superintendent. 
 o3"5)dj^j parulu, .s"^^ s:^6-^^o. 2. 
 
 y53c)6 pare, ^.^The hip, haunch. 
 
 J 2. the shoulder. 3ythe scom- 
 ber, a kind of fish; also o^dtSsjs^. 
 4. 5^^ SJDi^. 5. sec ^^f6. 
 — SiD-do^ the hip or shoulder 
 to be dislocated. 
 
 J^j^6oT\ parengi, s. An iron 
 crowbar, used for digging. 
 2. a lever. 
 S3'c)6oto parenji, see ^^^. 
 
 Sj^do^ pareliji, .y. A fugitive 
 animal. 2. see stotSjss^o. 
 Js3e)6s3 parele, ^. A runner; a 
 run-away, truant ; a fugitive. 
 -is3'5)6J3^o parolu, ^. A young she- 
 buffalo. 
 S3'e)=^r?l parkane, s. Paying in- 
 to a government treasury 
 
 the revenue collected by a 
 village officer. 2. examina- 
 tion of coins, assaying. 
 
 sS5)ir parte, see ^©r. 
 
 ^D^F partha, s. A name of 
 Arjuna. — ;ds-dq) Kruslma. 
 
 S3e)drc^ pardana, see s:^^^. 
 
 ^D^F^o^ parpadil^, adj. Empty. 
 
 Sj^^rrs parvana, s. A particular 
 funeral ceremony. 2. a cake 
 used at a funeral ceremony. 
 
 S3s)^rvB parvati, ^. The wife of 
 Siva. 
 
 Sjc)^r parsi, s. A Parsee. 2. the 
 Persian language. — ^?^, 
 — ?da ^ the kinojdom of Persia. 
 
 S3^^F plrsva, ^. A side. 2. a 
 part. 2oe;_ the right side. 
 odoi^— the left side. 
 Jo5e)0^ pal\;i, ^. A share, portion, 
 part, division. -7^t5, — tooSo 
 a partner, a^^^j— on all sides ; 
 dispersion, -^h^ to be di- 
 vided. ^^JsbF^togiveapart, 
 portion or share. —^4Fo^ to 
 apportion. — t^?^^, —-^'^^^ to 
 divide. ^'^^ is sometimes 
 added to cardinal numbers 
 for the purpose of /or?ning 
 ?nultiplicatives ; as^ ?ro^- qua- 
 druple. 
 
 S3^^^ palaki, see ^g^c^. 
 
 ^D'D'^ palake, .?. A keeper, guar- 
 dian ; a protector, preserver. ► 
 cro^T^_ a doorkeeper, porter. 
 a^a^S the regents of the 
 eight points of the compass. 
 35 
 
^■e)v pala 
 
 410 
 
 ss^s^j pasu 
 
 J 
 
 S3a>s;^palane, ^.Cherishing, pro- 
 tecting, nourishing, nursing ; 
 
 see 7jt>zj7)0^. 
 o3^^?o, ^D^D^ palasa, palase, see 
 
 ^s)C) pall, s. Invoking, address- 
 ing in prayer. 2. a vow. 
 —t>^^ to implore ; to make a 
 vow. 
 
 ?j2)0^^, 5jd0o:5j:-^, s3^0;=oo^ 
 palipuni, paliyuni, palisuni (^ 
 €), sroe5oJ), ^. <3;. To nourish, 
 cherish, protect, keep. 2. to 
 bestow, give, grant, distri- 
 bute, vouchsafe. 
 
 ^d6, s3^s3o£oo pale, palembu, s. 
 
 JriiQ spatha of palm-blossoms 
 
 or of an areca branch. 2. a 
 
 cap made of areca spatha. 
 
 i 3. the 'sole of the foot. J 4. 
 the tree AlsiomJ scholari^. 
 ^o8a_ the stalk of a spatha. 
 — QeE:^ to put on a cap ; to be 
 in servitude. — ^^j o) to hold 
 a spatha ; to beg. —o^o^^ the 
 spatha of an areca branch to 
 fall off. ^e;_ a kind of grass. 
 
 S3e)e3sS palevu, s. A large tor- 
 toise. 
 
 S3e)OJ 03 palguna, see ^ejo r®. 
 
 ^c)^o palya, s. A grant. 2. see 
 
 STc)^^ pavatfe, s. A step or stair. 
 _=5'uo^S) to erect steps. 
 A^TjDSJ^ pavatfe, s. The bush 
 Pavetta hidica. 
 oiswcl pavad^, i. A foot-cloth; 
 
 cloth spread on the floor at a 
 wedding for the bride and 
 bridegroom to tread upon. 
 
 2. a girl's garment, skirt. 
 
 3. a cover. 4. the cloth put 
 on the back of a buffalo. 
 ^?j— a petticoat. 
 
 S3"$)5Jc'S^ pavani^, see ^^^. 
 
 sj-^^nifl, 53iD^^cl pavane, pavane, 
 s. A quarter anna, three pie. 
 
 53c) ^vB pavati, s. An acknowledg- 
 ment. 2. payment, --d^eo a 
 receipt. 
 
 S5'3SJ^ pavana, ^. Purification. 
 2. penance, adj. Pure, puri- 
 fied. 
 
 S3"«)sj© p avail, see sjd^s?. 
 
 o3c)S§ pavu, s. A quarter seer. 
 2. curing, as tobacco, etc.\ 
 see ^^s:Dii. — =5?js^r^ to cure, 
 as tobacco, etc. 
 
 '^li'^-t^^^ pavupeicil^, s. A sub- 
 scription given to a demon. 
 
 Sjtd^'^Q pavori, s. A leech. oSo 
 ^or— a larger kind of leech. 
 
 Sjc)^0 pavoli, .S-. A quarter 
 rupee. 
 
 S3-32^ pasa, s. A fetter, chain, 
 bond, tie. 2. a noose, snare. 
 
 ■^Dh pasi, .y. Hanging by the 
 
 ^ neck. 27'algae. 3. a kind of 
 
 glass beads. 4. bleeding of 
 
 the nose or the gums, —^o-^ 
 
 gallows. — K ^jsSbr^ to hang. 
 
 S3"32lo pasu, s. A mattress. 
 
 S3"5)2>j3J^ pasupata, J. A Sivite 
 sect. 3j;)^o3i3;)^ a kind of 
 
53 e) 4 PaSVa 
 
 411 
 
 piDja 
 
 charmed weapon; Siva's tri- 
 dent. 
 ^^4 pasva, see ^^9^r. 
 
 Sj'^^oC^ pashanda, ^. xleresy, 
 imposture. 
 
 ^■i)^o^ pashande, s. A heretic, 
 impostor. 2. a bigot, en- 
 thusiast. 
 
 S3e)^i^ra pashana, i". A stone in 
 general. 2. arsenic. — 2^?a 
 the plant Frianthema pen- 
 tantra. oDsS— white arsenic. 
 7f35_, ;;jo=s^— are some of its 
 varieties. 
 
 S3^?? pasu, ^. The warp of a 
 loom. 2. see sj^^o. _ ^B a 
 border. — ai^^ to prepare 
 the warp, —zi^rki^ to fix the 
 warp in a loom. 
 
 SGe)?:^ pas^, s. Passing, as an 
 examination or test. — e?^^, 
 sjD^b^ to pass, as an exa- 
 mination. 
 
 ^■3rJ^3iO=^, Sj^?j^sJ§=^pasi,iparike, 
 pas^paliks, s. A mattress, etc. 
 2. sound sleep. 3. cohabita- 
 tion, conjugal harmony. 
 
 SJ5)?j pasa, s. Fasting; cf. cros3s?j. 
 2. the eleventh lunar day of 
 either fortnight. 
 
 S3c)^^o^ pasantra, s. Neighbour- 
 hood, vicinity, suburbs. 
 
 S3D--"e)a pasadi, postp. With, a 
 sign of the social case ; as^ ^ 
 odo sjSTteci E§i?>?<*; go with him. 
 —csDoSo a companion, associate. 
 — E§PeE)^ to accompany. 
 
 S3e)r7c)r9 pasana, ^^^ ■^■^^. 
 
 '^'hT^h'^ pasapini, see under s:^!3. 
 
 55i)rO pasi, ^^^ sj^^- 
 
 S3'5)?5 pase, ^. A kind of grass. 
 
 Sj-3?:oO paspu, ^^^ TO^og^. 
 
 J S3«)^ pali, ^.^A rag, shred. ) 2. 
 
 w sj-3^, sj-s^ pali, pale, ^. The tip 
 
 of the ear. 
 -^S3e)^ pale, see S3^s3. 
 Js5e)^^, S3D^^ palya, palye, j. An 
 army. 2. a halting place, ^o 
 z^033d^o7v)t5 a petty chieftain. 
 hoT\ pinga, ^^^ ^oAc;. 
 ^o/ir?), ^orlr? pingana, pingani, 
 
 ojorlu, ooor(6 pingara, pingare, ^. 
 
 The blossom of the areca tree. 
 ^oriD'pingari, s. Dissipation. 
 hoi\^, hoM pingala, pingala, s. 
 
 The fifty-first year of the 
 
 Hindu cycle of sixty. 2. 
 
 tawny colour; gold colour. 
 hoi\^ pingale, s. A demi-god, 
 
 called Yaksha. 2. fire. 
 ojo/Tsd) pingani, s. A small plate; 
 
 porcelain, China ware. 
 ojon^d pingara, see hcX-d. 
 
 ^o^r3, oooec^^rl pinnana, pin- 
 nani, see to7s:z>£^. 
 Jho2^ pinci, s. Parsimony, stingi- 
 ness, adj. Parsimonious, stin- 
 gy, miserly. -^-ssoJ a miser, 
 pinchpenny. 
 ajo2;;id, ^oEod, pinjara, pinjira, s. 
 A bird's cage. 2. the body. 
 
 35* 
 
hou pmja 
 
 412 
 
 hT^ pija 
 
 ^02^0 pinj'ari, adj. Dejected, 
 spiritless. 2. timorous*; timid. 
 
 ^oll, ^ol^orisD^ pinta, pintangeliji, 
 see ^eoO. 
 
 hozi pinda, s. A lump, heap, 
 quantity. 2. a ball, globe. 
 3. a mouthful. 4. an oblation 
 to the manes, as a ball or 
 lump of rice mixed with 
 milk, elc. 5. the foetus or 
 embryo, in the early period 
 
 . of gestation. 6. the body. 
 boz^^^b a man entitled to 
 make oblations to the manes 
 of his deceased relations, t^o 
 ^■®°4)5o ^^® formation of the 
 foetus. 
 
 ^oC3i9od pindanda, s. The body. 
 
 ^o^ piiidi, s. A bundle, parcel, 
 burden. 2. what is squeezed 
 or ground, -^.sce ^©a. _ -sSo 
 c^rji harassing, dunning, teas- 
 ing. =5^00130^— a bundle of 
 cloth 
 
 208aT5rf_ a bundle of 
 betel leaves, -^'yo^^ to tie 
 into a parcel or bundle. 
 
 ^odo pindu, see 4^Tio. 
 
 hod pinde, see ^oa. 
 
 hoUj pinda, see t:^^. 
 
 ho^^4], ^oacSDoSo, ^odjsraoc^ 
 pindinavu, pindinaye, pindonu- 
 ni, see under h^s^^. 
 i^o^i pinni, see h^. 
 
 obofS pinnfe, s. A hole. 2. the 
 eye of a needle, ek. -^^odoo 
 ^i the eye of a needle to 
 break. 
 
 ho^^O pimbili, see ^c^^. 
 
 -^ojooioosj pinyanvu, adj. Small, 
 little. 
 
 oo^D^ pikiri^, see ^^^S. 
 
 .^■S-Oe)y, aj^e)^ pikilata, piklata^ 
 s. Cheating; wheedling, dis- 
 honest dealing. — ■^^o.^ to 
 cheat, deal dishonestly. 
 
 00=^ pikka, adj. Fast, as colour. 
 
 ^=^?^^, aj=g=^?o^ pikkasy, pikkasyi, 
 s. A pickaxe. 
 
 h=5D ^ pikdani, ^^^ L^?^c3^^. 
 -^ aj2;&<^2>& picipici, rt!^'.^Miry, mud- 
 dy. | 2yoozing, trickling. -^e5 
 oozing water. 
 
 h'^ picca, adj. Left. -=^^ left 
 hand. 
 
 ^2^15 ^ picccanda, piccand.^-v pic- 
 cadi^ piccandi, piccadi, ^.~~^The 
 hind part. |2. fetters. —2^^ 
 a rope to tie a horse's hind 
 legs. ~=2rB^?) to pinion, tie 
 the hands behind. 
 h'^ €) piccali, see *^ e5. 
 o h'i^ picci, s. <^Mammon ; also 
 ^ t^ cSe^^. V2. the testicles of 
 ^ animals. /3. a nut, especially 
 the cashew nut ; also — ^FjaiJoO. 
 —•^J^5 a nursery field. — ^ 
 ^i^ to play with cashew nuts. 
 -j3^^ to castrate, 
 i obei piccfe, adj. Left, -^j^ left 
 hand. 
 ^elJS © piccoli, see t>iie. 
 hti pija, ^^^ 33!^. 
 
^&i pija 
 
 413 
 
 h^ pita 
 
 ^t^=^^ piiakre, see £33d^. 
 ^e3 piji, ^. A twist. 
 ^2^0=^ pijinke, see h^"^. 
 h2^ok;f pijintu, s. Twisting, 
 
 writhing. 
 hT^ob^^^ pijintavuni, cv. {of 
 
 Ib^oyo^) To twist, writhe. 
 o^z^o^o^ pijintuni (^2Sol3), v. n. 
 
 To be twisted, writhed. 2. to 
 
 be distorted, deformed. ^es§- 
 
 the face to be distorted; to 
 
 make a wry face. 
 ^t^o^d pijintele, s. A man 
 
 whose features are distorted, 
 
 a deformed man. 
 ^t3# pijike, s. A kind of tree. 
 
 2. a twist. 
 ^t3# pijikre, see eSsi^. 
 J h'^-^^ pijini^, -y. An ant. =^?-, 
 
 are some kinds of ants. 
 
 ^t3^^ pijipuni (t^2SI3), -y. ^. To 
 twist, as a rope, yarn, etc. 
 
 ^e3D^ pijir^, s. A thin ear-ring. 
 
 h'!^^f{ pijirige, s. The matrix 
 of a screw. 
 ^^e3do^ pijiruni (^2§^), v.n. To 
 turn, return. 2. to abate, 
 subside; as rain, fever, etc. 
 
 h'& pijji, s. A great grand- 
 mother. 
 
 ob^^ pijje, i-. A great grand- 
 father. 
 
 ^23 pijri, s. The corner end of 
 a female's cloth. 
 
 ^^d6 pitare, s. A chest d?;?' 
 trunk of rattan. 
 
 IM piJi, s. Fear. 2. regard. 
 
 ^liojli pitipiti,^. A small noise, 
 —■^■d^^ to walk with short, 
 rapid steps, as a child. 
 -e^DAOn^ to hop, skip, jump. 
 
 ^eia^ pitiliji, s. A fiddle. 
 
 ^^:j' 
 
 h\^. pittu, pitta, ^. 
 
 The 
 
 tartar of the teeth. -^^o^?i 
 the teeth to be incrusted 
 with tartar. 
 
 h\^7f, hh^7;f pittas^, pittas^, 
 adj. Brittle, fragile. 2. not 
 properly baked or burnt. 3. 
 delicate, frail, thin. 5. sordid, 
 stingy, mean. -^^ a half bak- 
 ed earthen vessel. — ^rraosj 
 a thin-shelled cocoanut. —'^'^ 
 "^^^^ a man of delicate consti- 
 tution; a mean person. — ?fe 
 ^:ra^ brittle ware. 
 
 h^.6 pittele, s. A miser, stingy 
 man. 
 Jh^i, h^^, hd^ pidita, piditta, 
 pidta, s. Discrimination, judg- 
 ment; det. coc^Lc^. 
 
 h^t pidite, see t>7(5. j-j-azor. 
 
 ^^w^^ pidibal^, s. A kind of 
 
 hu' pidki^, ^' Indisposition, 
 indigestion. 
 
 ^^, h^^ pita, pitr^, ^. A father. 
 2. the manes or deceased 
 progenitors of mankind. — ^ 
 •^ciF, —^ocior worship of the 
 manes by oblation of water, 
 food, etc. -^^ the day on 
 which offerings are made to 
 the manes of an ancestor. 
 
^3^ pita 
 
 414 
 
 h^- 
 
 pma 
 
 — e3j3?^ the peculiar region 
 or habitation of departed 
 ancestors. —'^^ sl cemetery. 
 ~^^^ like a father; a father's 
 place. 
 ^3c)o2si pitambra, see l3e^o20TJ. 
 
 ^3^dj2o, h^DOci pitamahi, pita- 
 mi, s. A paternal grand- 
 mother. 
 
 ^sr^dosc, ojs^dj pitamahe, pita- 
 me, s. A paternal grand- 
 father. 2. Brahma, the great 
 progenitor. 
 
 h^^i^D:^ pitulat^, see h-^^Dki. 
 
 ^^J3D pitiiri, see ^^jsO. 
 
 ^i pite, 5"^^ ^^. 
 -; ^3^ pitt^, .y.-^ije. 2. shifting, 
 changing position; fickleness. 
 ^aebs) to shift, change posi- 
 tion. 
 Jh'i^ pitta, adj. Bilious, choleric. 
 ^?f3^oe5 a jaundice producing 
 
 . salivation. —&i^ bilious fever. 
 — ^be'rf a bilious constitution 
 or temperament, -^^o^?), ^=# 
 rfTJo^, _o3oe-do^ to be bilious; 
 to be irritated. 
 ^^4)^ pittappe, s. A man of 
 bilious or irritable temper; 
 a crack-brained man. 
 
 ^^d pittara, see h<::iT5. 
 
 i oj^s3 pittale, ^. Brass. 2. tinsel. 
 
 — =??8!)a3o3o one who listens to 
 
 tales. ^?5_ pure brass, the 
 
 mixture of copper and zink. 
 
 ^^J^t) pitturi, see ^^5. 
 
 0^ J pitre, J^^ tb^. 
 
 J ^d pida, ^^WOuter. 2. lucky ; 
 c/. Lrfoso. _=^^ allurement, a 
 lucky hand. —^l-^^x^ to 
 allure, entice. — ^^ outside, 
 external. 
 
 ^do=5 pidanke, see ^3io^. 
 
 ^dorid pidang-ara, see ^^oat^. 
 
 ojdosoo pidambu, .y^^ 33rfo20o. 
 
 ajd=#ipidakei, 5". A water-vessel; 
 cf. ^3^oATJ. 2. ^6^^ under t^^. 
 
 ^ddJ5i23 pidamale, ^^^ sSrf^d 
 i^doSo pidayi, ^/^z-. Out, outside, 
 abroad, adj. Outer. — c^ s'o 
 ^ a covetous eye. — nsoSo an 
 outsider, stranger, outcaste, 
 heathen. — caf" a strange 
 woman; a woman in men- 
 struation. ~^b^ to be in 
 monthly course, —^^^h^ to 
 go to stool. 
 
 ^dd pidara, s. The tie-beam of 
 a roof, a beam resting on the 
 pillars of a veranda. 
 
 ojde^j^ pidaluni (^s^^), v. n. 
 To stumble, be sprained, in- 
 troverted. 
 J ajC3i)C3"ss3)^ pidadavuni, c, v. {of 
 Sjctoi^o^) To cause to start, 
 depart. 
 
 i6^C3"5)C^o^ pidaduni (L^toS), v.n. 
 To start, depart. 
 
 ajcje)d pidara, see ^rf^. 
 
 ^dJ'^JSCQj^ pidukonuni (S-u^??j3), 
 e^. r^. To know, understand, 
 comprehend, ascertain, for 
 one's self. 
 
 ^^"sD pinari, see ^ec^t). 
 
h-^ pma 
 
 415 
 
 ^jD pin 
 
 h'^ii pinasi, s. A cold affecting 
 the nose. 2. a disease of the 
 nasal membrane. 
 
 n/^^ pini, adj. Little, small, 
 slight, trifling. -^^ very 
 slight ; as, --^^ ^TiF a very 
 slight drizzle. 
 ^^i^^pinkati^, s. An atom, mite, 
 tittle. 
 
 ^h^-^^^ pinpavuni, c v. {of ^^ 
 o)) To make known, commu- 
 nicate, inform, report, reveal. 
 
 i^§ ^ pinpini (-^), v. a. To know, 
 understand, comprehend, ^o 
 a^^ what is known ; know- 
 ledge, acquaintance, infor- 
 mation. bcs^cSo a man who 
 is informed ; a learned or wise 
 man, scholar. b?^ca?3Dc3o an 
 ignorant man, a simpleton. 
 ^cdoreo^ to know for one's 
 self. ^F^ojo (you) don't know, 
 (you) don't understand. 
 ^^© pippali, s. Long pepper. 
 
 Piper longum. 
 hh^ pippi, see ^^. 
 ojoioo piyya, see ^eo3j?g. 
 
 J ojd pira, adz'. Behind, after, as 
 to either situation, or time\ 
 cf. t-d^. 2. again, back. 
 -^l support, help; as, -^^ 
 =^ji>hr^ to support, help, -soo 
 a an after-thought. -epsX 
 the hind part. —^^^s:> abate- 
 ment. c^o20o_ front and rear, 
 —efj^^ to abate, subside. — ?^^^ 
 ^r^ to give back. — ?r;D:Jo^ 
 
 to backslide; to with-draw. 
 —a?!:?) to place behind, lay 
 aside; to postpone, put off, 
 defer. —zifdj^ to throw or 
 put behind; to defeat, van- 
 quish, -^eb^ to go back, 
 return. — sofbr^ to come 
 back. -sojsi^o^ to lag be- 
 hind; to fall back; to be 
 defeated, vanquished; to be 
 put off, deferred. —Tid^^^ to 
 do again; to delay, dilate. 
 e?o3o h-6 &D-do3o he will not 
 shrink back; he can be 
 relied on. 
 t}^o'S^ pirank^, see h-doE. 
 
 oj^oT) pirangi, ^. A cannon. 2. 
 see ^t5o?\. 
 
 ^dob% h^o^ pirantu, piranti^, 
 see eS'dc©. 
 
 ^^^ piraka, see sj^j^. 
 
 ^dc^j^ piraduni, see ■^■^'do^. 
 
 ^drs pirana, see s^^r®. 
 
 ^d^ pirata, see ^d^. 
 
 ^da pirati, see ^B. 
 
 IjddcS piradane, see sStjs^^. 
 V^dr; pirapa, ii^^'. Back; again. 
 Jh^Z^ piravu, adz>. Behind, in the 
 rear. —^^ a kind of brace- 
 let. -20^r^ to follow. ~^^^h^ 
 to go back, retreat, return. 
 y^D piri, ^.^A twist. 2yihe spiral 
 thread, as of a screw. 3. cure, 
 healing. 4. abatement, re- 
 moval, adj. Curing, healing. 
 —tSo^f an antidote. 
 
ojO pin 
 
 416 
 
 ;€ pilli 
 
 h^'dk^, pirikatt^, s. Cancel- 
 lation, revocation, repealing, 
 as an interdict, oath, elc. 
 -^h^^ pirike, s. Twisting; wind- 
 ing. 2. the state of being 
 shaped like the spiral thread 
 of a screw. 
 
 ^SsB^ piritini, s. A ceremony 
 at Dharmasthala. 
 J^Oss's^^ piripavuni, c.v. (o/hb 
 5d)^) To turn, twist. 
 
 htihp piripini, see ^Sodoo^. 
 
 ^O^D piripiri, adv. In a con- 
 tinuous drizzle. 2.pratingly, 
 loquaciously. —zy^^-dd^ to 
 prattle, prate. — 80?dr z^hr^ 
 to rain, drizzlfe continuously. 
 
 .^D^ piripu, .9. Abatement, re- 
 moval; cessation. 2. anti- 
 dote. 
 JhO"^^ piripuni {^5), v. a.^To 
 twist, as a rope. 2. to cancel, 
 repeal, revoke, as an inter- 
 dict, oath, ^/^. 3. to counter- 
 act; to abate, remove. 
 
 ^OOJj piriya, see t^ocio. 2. see bD. 
 
 ^Dojjfta piriyadi, see ^odrara. 
 
 ojDo^oo^ piriyuni (^5), v.n. To 
 be sober, sane, or lucid, as 
 after being drunk or insane. 
 2. to be cancelled, repealed, 
 as an interdict or oath. ^ 
 ^F7( SjoeS h^F7\ Zio^ indicates 
 a changeable character. 
 
 oL>0^«B piriti, see hj^^. 
 
 obd^o^ pireduni, see ^^zio^. 2. 
 see ^TjTio^. 
 
 ^6^^ pirepuni, see hSTid^. 
 
 h6o6o:i^, h6z^^ pireyuni, pire- 
 vuni (^^), iJ.n, To ache, gripe, 
 as the belly or bowels. 
 J^di^oOc^ piresuni (^^oJ), v. a. To 
 peel, scrape or pare off, as the 
 outer coatings of certain 
 nuts; to grate, as a nutmeg 
 or cocoanut. 
 
 oj^F pirpu, see ^^r. 
 
 ojdord pirmara, see d^rd. 
 
 hzi:iFt) pirmari, see ^^r&. 
 
 lj0i:,"3Fa piryadi,^^^ ^Qodjaa. 
 \h^ pila, see ^£J. 
 
 >/aj0 pili, s. A tiger. — ^s^od^jS a 
 big viper. — ^s'jsozf^, _=5^j50cSj3 
 eJo a large kind of wasp. 
 _^j3-dt? a spotted thornback. 
 jrooso— a hyena. 
 
 ^002^, 000023 pilimbi, pilimbe, ^. 
 A low ground. [-fish. 
 
 ^©^02^ pilikucci, s. A kind of 
 
 ^0=3*0^ pilikutta, J. Swelling of 
 the head. 
 
 h€)7^ pilis^, ^. A span. 
 Jh6 pile, ^. Impurity from birth. 
 2. the menstrual. 3. humili- 
 ty. _=2ryo^^ to humiliate. 
 esiSo— defilement, especially 
 on account of birth or death 
 in a family. 
 
 h^ oa pilcandi, s. A demon so 
 called. 
 Jo!jg, h^ pilli, pill6, s. A silver- 
 ring worn on the toes, -^o 
 ^7( the same ornament con- 
 sisting of four silver rings 
 
ho pilli 
 
 417 
 
 i^o^ pint a 
 
 informer, spy, calumniator. 
 J^r/D^ pisi^r^, s. Displeasure, 
 anger. 2. self-conceit, ar- 
 rogance. —^5|^^ to humiliate. 
 
 -■sSo^Ovc 
 
 to 
 
 humble, -eo^r?), - 
 be angry, offended. 
 -^'^?;jo^^ pisanti^, s. Fretfulness, 
 peevishness. 2. anger, dis- 
 pleasure. — =^yj^?i to be fret- 
 ful. 
 
 ^?oo^, ^?^o^53pisante,pisantele, 
 s. A fretful or peevish man. 
 
 h7<)od pisande, s. A kind of 
 broom. 
 
 h%xf pisar^, see t^^B. 
 
 hko^ pisinte, see b^joa 
 
 ^?j^L) piskari, s. A syringe. 
 
 h^^^^ piskavuni, c.v. {of hii^^ 
 ^) To take by force, extort. 
 2. to compel payment. 
 ^ ht^^_^ piskuni (^oJ^), ^- a- 
 ^To squeeze, press. 2. to pay 
 on compulsion, pay in ready 
 cash. 
 
 ojPs'^.D pisnari, see ^?^&. 
 
 . ^^^^, h^h^ pilapila, pilipili, 
 adj. Sparkling, twinkling, 
 glittering. — ^cf^ sparkling 
 eyes. 
 4lj^ pille, s. A child, baby. 
 
 o-ogO^^S^^, h^ ^^'^ pilliyavu- -Jh^ pi, s. The ordure, excrements 
 ni, pillyavuni C^^^^^^), ^-'.^. To of human beings, dogs, pigs, 
 
 despise, scorn, slight. ^ic- 
 
 )SD^^ pisaci, s. A demon, h^^^^\ h^o^-^^ pinkanij, pin- 
 evil spirit. kanyi, s. The buttocks. 
 hi^^ pisune, s. A talebearer, |vy|j^o=5c)ciojt^, ^^o=5D5j^ pinkadru- 
 
 ni, pinkavuni, c. v. {of ?:?o^o 
 cl3?))^To cause to slip, move 
 or fly out. %1. to press out, as 
 tamarind seeds or the testi- 
 cles of animals. 3. to get 
 on the sly. 
 ^ db^o'S'oc^o^, ^^0=^0^ pinkuduni, 
 pinkuni (^'?c^, l:eo^oS), ij. n. 
 To escape, slip out. 
 lj^o=5^ b^ pinkratij, see fj?^!3. 
 I oj^oiio^o^ pinguluni, ^^^ beo^o 
 
 aj^o^^=5'5)05J pincikayi, ^^^ ^oXt?. 
 y^^ot^o^ pincili^, ^4^ Thin, slen- 
 der. / 2. bent ^/' crooked. 
 — 3T)5 thin ^r bandy legs. 
 
 ^^c^§S3^ pincelT^, ^^^■. Without a 
 handle. — *®o a knife with- 
 out a handle. 
 
 ^^o23'5)C^ pinjari^, see ho'iA-^. 
 
 oj^ctoO^ pinjil^j ^^^ L^ecEa^. 
 
 ^^ob^ pint^, ^. A twist; distor- 
 tion. 
 
 ^^oeJoF^o^, ^^o^o^ pintangeli;, 
 pIntelijL, ^^". Twisted, dis- 
 torted. 
 
 ^eo^sS^ pintavuni, ^. -v. {of 
 h^c'e>:>t^^ To cause to twist or 
 distort, -^j?)???— to make gri- 
 maces. 
 
ojeoeJo pintu 
 
 418 
 
 ^0=5^ punk^ 
 
 y^^oeJo^ pintuni (^?cO), v. a. To 
 
 twist, turn, wring. 
 h^o^^^iT^ pintel^tana, s. The 
 
 state of being twisted or 
 
 distorted. 2. perverseness, 
 
 crossness, wryness. 
 h^otiO, oo^ozoo© pimbili, pimbu- 
 
 li, see 83 c 800 €3. 
 oj^=aCj'5)^ pikadani, s. A spittoon. 
 ^^^£3^ pikratu, ^^^ ^?^^^. 
 
 ^r^cjdju piriadamara, ^. The 
 
 pine tree. 
 h^i6 pitha, ^. A seat ; a throne ; 
 
 a pulpit. ■^^^~ the seat of 
 
 Udipi Svamis. 
 h^^^ pithike, s. A preface, 
 
 preamble, introduction. 
 oj^dcl, ^^ca^ pidane, pidane, s. 
 
 Vexation, pain, suffering, 
 
 anguish; cf. ^ezf. 
 
 oj^^^og^, aj^?^o^ pidipuni, pidi- 
 
 suni i}:^^, Le^oJ), ^;. a. To vex, 
 
 annoy, molest. 
 ^^^OjOO^ pidiynni (^?^), ^. /2. 
 
 To be vexed, annoyed; to 
 
 suffer. 
 oo^d pide, see h^ri^. 
 h^i) pita, adj. Yellow\ 
 
 h^txj^t>^t^ pitar^mani, s. A kind 
 of medicine, Veratram album. 
 2. antimony. 
 
 oj^S"9o2.:iJ pitambara, s. A yellow 
 silk cloth. -^'^ Krushna, as 
 wearing such a garment. 
 
 ^?N?^^ plnas^, see ^csd^. 
 
 h^"^^ pinari, adj. Stinking, 
 emitting a disagreable odour. 
 
 _?JTi^j3^ a miser, niggard. 
 
 -■rfoTJ the poon tree, Sterculia 
 
 foetida^ Ailanthus. — T?.'5eX, 
 
 see ^?ro?). 
 ^j^sj, ^esj^o^j pipa, pipayi, ^. A 
 
 cask, tub. 
 h^h pipi, ^. A kind of pipe. 
 ^^^5* pipuni, see ^aSsg^. 
 ^^eOe)d pibale, s. A little child. 
 ^^dooc'a^ pimannu, s. Miry earth. 
 
 J^^ojo^ piyavu, s. A small 
 chicken. 
 ^^oSj?^ piyyo, ^'«^y. Ah expres- 
 sion of ridicule, mockery, 
 generally accompanied with 
 clapping of hands. 
 oj^DO^oo^, ^^do^ piriyuni, piru- 
 ni (^?5, -?S), ^'. /2. To ooze, 
 percolate. 2. .y^^ ^?-do^. 
 J^^6 pire, j". A potherb. Luff a 
 acutangula, '^c-^Tt—, ^,'soeJ6_, 
 tot5— are varieties of the 
 same. 
 h^6or\ pirengi, see Li^cTn. 
 l>^0 pili, s. Pith, a kind of 
 J rush used as corks. ^2. a 
 ^ peacock's feather. | adjJDrj, 
 thin, light. — ^cif the soft 
 part of a bird's tail. — e5«9 
 odoo^ to die out. — i::^ ^ofi 
 the star in a peacock's 
 feather. — ^wo,^ to be stunt- 
 ed, to grow lean. 
 ^^si^ pis^, .s-^^ ^?0J. 
 ^^rdO^ii pisuni, see h^i^^^. 
 ^cs^ o3)o=aO punk^, punku, srr 
 
^0=5* punka 
 
 419 
 
 ^ora punna 
 
 cg)o^ro^ punkanu, see -dojsc^fi. 
 ^ori^ pungave, s. An excellent 
 
 ^r pre-eminent man. -sSoo?)— 
 
 the chief of sages. 
 ^oA, ^orij pungi, pungu, ^. A 
 
 sort of drone or bagpipe, 
 vi ^orlo pungu, s. v/The Indian 
 
 beech, Pongamia glabra. 
 
 Jog)orij^ punguni (^^^), ^'. ^. To 
 rock, toss, as a boat, etc. 
 
 J^oA, ^oA^3 punge, pungele, s. 
 A fickle-minded man. 
 ^o2Ce3^ punnati^, adj. Tender, 
 young. 
 
 '>J^oZ^ punca, s.^A. white-ant-hill. 
 2.^, snake's hole. 3. a kind 
 
 ^ of poison. ^— ^c"rf a very 
 good rice-field. — ^ -ddo^ the 
 termite soil used for chemi- 
 cal processes. — 4's a kind of 
 protuberance. 
 ^ct^23^ puncal^, see 4'^o?i. 
 ^oe^^ puncala, s. A kind of 
 fly-brush, held by a devil- 
 dancer. 
 ^otd punja, s. A heap, collec- 
 tion. 2. property consisting 
 of ready money. 
 ^o^DSj^ puntavuni, c. v. {of 
 ^owo^) To cause to wring, 
 press or express. 
 
 >i^cL]o?^ puntuni (4o0), v. a. To 
 wring, as a wet garment. 2. 
 to press or express, as juice 
 from fruits, etc. 
 
 -X'^od punda, adj. Mischievous, 
 
 quarrelsome, wicked. — ^^ 
 
 mischievousness. 
 ogot^d pundade, s. A kind of 
 
 water-fowl. 
 ^o^iaD pundari, see under 4oa. 
 
 s3)0(:3e)y, ^oZJseJT^ pundata, pun- 
 datige, s, Mischievousness, 
 wickedness. 
 /^o^ pundi, ^.'"^The fist. ^. a 
 
 v/ handful. 3>/the refuse of 
 expressed cocoanut, etc..^ oil- 
 cake. —59a, ^ci^D spare rice. 
 ^t^^ the dung of an ele- 
 phant. — ^^, see ssrf3^6^. =^js?&— 
 f6wl curry and rice balls 
 boiled in steam, and served 
 on particular occasions. 
 
 ogo^s^ punditt^, see 4oa8!)g^. 
 
 ^0^^^ punditappu, s. The red 
 sorrel, Hibiscus sabdariffa. 
 
 Q5o^^e)0^ pundlnaru, ^. Jute. 
 
 0^)0^^:^ 3^ pundibitt^, s. lit. A 
 
 handful of seed. 2. a mode 
 
 of sowing seed in the third 
 
 rice crop (^js^?^). 
 
 >logo^ol)0^ pundiyuni, see ^oyo^. 
 
 oj)o3^o pundu, ^. A crowd, herd, 
 flock, swarm. 
 
 sjos^onc)©?^, ^0^0^^ punduga- 
 rige, pundutana, see ^o^aw. 
 Vc^od punde, ^. A bush, thicket. 
 —d ^^,. see ^oT^d e555'cl- a 
 thicket of bamboos. 
 
 0^)0 els/ pundeli^, see ^ozl^. 
 
 o^orasSo punname, s. The day 
 of full moon. 
 
0^0 i punte 
 
 420 
 
 ^rl puge 
 
 ogoi punte, see ^o^. 
 ogoa pundi,^c^'. Sapless. 
 ^o^r^^ purnkati^, s. Storing, 
 
 keeping. 2. see s^oafB. 
 Sgo^or purnku, see ^"^of. 
 
 JogortF^ purngati^, s. Fermenta- 
 tion. 2. decomposition, decay. 
 adj. Fermented. 2. decom- 
 posed. 
 
 >J3g)on^r5S^) purngavuni, c. v. {of 
 ^cAor^) To cause or allow to 
 ferment or decompose. 
 
 -^ ogorior^ purnguni (4o?^f^), ^. ^. 
 To ferment, undergo fermen- 
 tation. 2. to decomp&se, 
 decay. 
 
 -i^ofiro^ purngel^ji, adj. Fer- 
 mented. 2. decomposed, de- 
 cayed, mouldy. 
 5So7^rs5 purngele, s. A dirty 
 man. 
 
 Ji3^o2^or^ purncuni {^o'Sf^., v. a. 
 To squeeze, as a lemon, etc. 
 
 J ^odF purnde, s. AAhorny bush ; 
 c/. ^czf. adj. Shaped like a 
 bush. 2. distended, enlarged. 
 — =^wj ?) to be shaped like a 
 bush. 20c^ 4ozfr 3^wo^^ the 
 belly to distend. 
 Sjorjpumsa,^. Manhood, virility. 
 o3)'^e3'S02):?^j^ pukalayisuni, see 
 
 sg^^d, ^=5^0 pukara, pukari, ^. 
 Rumour, report. 2. alarm, 
 noise, -•si^^'o^^, — e^^ro^^^ to 
 raise an uproar. 
 
 55)=^o?7c)^ pukusate, adj. Vain, 
 
 useless. 2. false, untrue. 
 «^^'. For nothing, in vain; c/. 
 
 v/^=3'o^ pukuli, «y. The anus. 
 ^^ pukk\i, ^^^ 4"^^^- 
 ^=3^,^ pukkate, ^<:?^ ^s'osfea 
 
 XT 
 
 ^=^d^?j^r4^ pukkalersavuni, 
 
 CO 
 
 J ^=^^0^00^ pukkaliyuni, ^^^ ^^ 
 
 4^=5^0, pukku, ^. Fear, timidity. 
 adj. Timid. ^e^^s^— being 
 easily overcome by fear; a 
 frightened goose. —^^ co- 
 wardice. 
 
 is5=^, ^=^^ pukke, pukkele, s. A 
 
 timid man, coward, sneak. 
 
 ^=o=c) o5o?jO^) puklayisuni, i'^^ ^Ti 
 
 CO 
 
 ^=#^roe)r55^ puklersavuni, c. z'. 
 To instigate, incite. 
 
 J sgni, o3)r(Dri pugarige, ^. Praise, 
 eulogium, flattery. 
 
 j^rido^, ^r(^j^ pugaruni, puga- 
 luni (5^a5, j^a?), ^'. a. To 
 praise, laud, eulogise, flatter. 
 
 i^A puge, 5. Smoke, vapour, 
 fume. — •5Sje>:5od — ^ ^^^ ^i 
 steamer. — ^ t^^ a railway 
 train, —^h^ to wish for 
 one's ruin, —tj^j^^ to be 
 affected with smoke. — sie/soso 
 a shelf in the kitchen. —0 
 aelb^, _si)ci3?) to expose to 
 smoke; to fumigate. 
 
 •^53)?^5S^ pugepuni (^^), z'.a. To 
 expose to smoke; to fumi- 
 gate. 
 
^fi pu^e 
 
 421 
 
 ^d puda 
 
 •^^f^ocJoo^ pugeyuni (sS^), 'v. n. 
 To smoke, reek. 
 -^M pugere, s. Tobacco. ^\-, 
 80^020—, ?i?jorci-. are some 
 kinds of tobacco. 
 J^r^oS ^(^2;^ pugel^, puggeli^, 
 s. The shoulder. -^-^^^ to 
 give shoulder; to help, assist. 
 si oS^^J^o, pucukku, s. The force, 
 as of spitting. -SA)83^odoor^ to 
 spit out with force. 
 3j)2^«5^ puccadi, s. The hind 
 
 part. 
 SgeS pucce, ^. Braiding or plait- 
 ing hair. 2. braided hair. 
 _£poA^5 ornaments worn in 
 the braids of hair. -^e^?i 
 to plait, braid. 
 ^ ^3'i§ pucce, s. k cat. ©r^- a wild 
 cat. ^013— a male cat. ^r©>3o 
 Ao— a civet cat. — sj?)^ a 
 cat-fish, -^oowj^ a kind of 
 tree. 
 Sje^^JS© puccekuli, ^. A tooth 
 growing after the eightieth 
 year. 
 oJ^sJocs^F pucceparndi^, ^. The 
 
 fruit of Pavetta Indica. 
 Sj)^ puta, s. A page of a book. 
 2. folding or doubling. 3. a 
 pair. 4. the purifying or 
 calcining of metals, etc.^ by 
 fire. ^■^— the hands joined, as 
 in supplication, etc. ?ro?^D_ 
 both nostrils. 8;5oad5 ^^jaXo 
 t5el:?i ^?' 33DT^o?i to subject 
 gold to the process of purifi- 
 cation. 
 
 cg)bD^ putani, see -t^^. 
 jSjy. putta, adj. Small, little, 
 diminutive. — ^jac^c:^ a small 
 kind of earring. 
 c3)^p^^ puttanyi, s. A kind of 
 
 grass. 
 ^y^ puttana, s. A thistle. 
 Vo2)bi?),5j^ puttavuni, c v. (of 4 
 yo^^) To produce, originate, 
 give birth to, cause to be 
 born, cause to take place, 
 v/ 33)13. putti, s. A small round 
 basket. -^^^ a wickered 
 bottle, 
 o^yo puttu, s. Cowries; also 
 _?f?a3o. 2. .y^(^ ^owo,. — ^ 
 
 ei 
 
 200^?) to play with cowries. 
 '■^yo^^ puttuni (4^), ^. :^. To 
 
 be born, come into existence. 
 
 2. to arise, originate, spring 
 
 up or from, be produced. 
 
 ^TJor©— to feel pity, rfjso— 
 
 to be sorry. so^eS— a child 
 
 to be born. ^^^- a report 
 
 to be afloat. 
 v/s^^, putte, s. A fox, jackal. 
 ;^y putla, ^. A bubble, blister, 
 
 pustule. -eJS'Oj?) a blister to 
 
 rise. 
 ^^ putha, see ^w. 
 4 ^;^ puda, see 4'^- 
 J^di^^ pudateli^, s. A bruise, 
 
 crack, adj. Bruised, broken, 
 
 cracked. 
 -J-^zi^^ pudapuni (4^), v. a. To 
 
 break, burst. 
 >J o^doSj pudayi, s. A basket. 
 
 36 
 
^zi puda 
 
 422 
 
 33)ra puna 
 
 S3)3a?j^ pudas^, sec ^ri^. 
 
 o3)C3«)do^ pudaduni (^gi^^S), v. a. 
 To prostrate, bow, salute. 
 Js3):3"soaj pudiyi, see ^rfo3o. 
 J ojcss)^^ pudavuni (s^^), v. -In, 
 To break, burst. 2. to ache, 
 smart. ts'ofi— /^V. the eye 
 to break, smart; to lose one's 
 sight, abus. ?ro&_ a boil 
 to open. ^^— to have head- 
 ache, daci?— to have sore 
 throat; to become hoarse. 
 J 5^^ pudi, s.^k sore, ulcer, abs- 
 cess. I.see ^ci. 
 vl q3)^ pudi, s. A handle, haft, hilt; 
 cf. 4'^^- 
 
 3^)^=^ pudike, ^. A small basket. 
 
 35)^3^ pudipu, s. Covering, cloth- 
 ing. 2. see ^5sd)- 
 
 ^asg)c^ pudipuni (^2i), ^. ^. To 
 V offend, provoke. 2/to quar- 
 rel, fight; cf, o^j^S). ^aija 
 r©05> to be offended; to quar- 
 rel with each other. 
 J;Jr^o pudu, ^. Holding, grasp- 
 ing, handling. — =^^ the shaft 
 of a plough. —20^ a rope 
 attached to the yoke of a 
 plough, to serve as the 
 reins. 
 
 o3)C^o=^j puduku, s. Slight, dis- 
 paragement, depreciating. 2. 
 insult, indignity. 
 
 35):^j'?^Jc^ pudukuni (^^^), v. n. 
 To be afflicted, grieved. 
 
 ^c^j^ puduta, adj. Foolish. 
 
 o3)Ci)35)^ pudupuni, see ^^4?^. 
 
 ^d pude,^. Border, edge, brink, 
 margin, brim. 2. interval, 
 space. ^oT^cL- the border of 
 a field. =5^ofirf_ the eye-lid. 
 Xo^^rf- the brink of a well. 
 T^ezfcL- the side of a wall. 
 ^^4^^ to trim the borders, 
 as of a field, ^-^joei up to 
 the brim. 
 
 ^cl^o^ pudekuni, see ^^3^o^. 
 
 4^^!^^ pudepuni (^^), v,a. To 
 
 winnow, fan. 
 ^^ddj^ puderuni (^^S), z'. w. To 
 suppurate,ML)reak, burst.^ 2. 
 to be haughty. 
 ■^^cl pudke, adj. Plump, fat. 
 
 -20De3 a plump child. 
 -^cl pudke, ^. A stout man. 
 ^c^j^^ pudpuni, .y^6' ^a^a^. 
 ^ri 6 pudpele,i". A quarrelsome 
 
 man. 
 ^G^oC^o?:) pudyaduni, ^^^ ^^ 
 
 -iQ^)?^) puna, .J. A dead body, corpse. 
 adj. Dead. 2. inactive. — ^ 
 W3^?> to grow stiff. — 5*30^^ to 
 bury a corpse. 
 ^r^=3^b^, pnnakatty, adj. Emaci- 
 ated, slender, reduced to 
 skin and bone. 
 ^ra=^ punake, see ^r®^. 
 o3)r3ds^^ punarapuli, s. The 
 mate mangosteen, Garcinia 
 purpurea. 
 J ^rao^ punal^j -y- Floating. 
 P o3)^^^c^ punaluni, see ^v^i^^. 
 
irJ puni 
 
 423 
 
 ^rf puda 
 
 ^rJ puni, s. The border of a 
 ^ field. ' 
 
 ^rl)=CTO^ punikall^ s. lit. A 
 hand-stone (^c^^^). 2. a 
 small pestle for grinding 
 turmeric, etc. 
 ^ '^'^^ punike, s. Tamarind. 
 — -doTJ the tamarind tree. 
 o2)r?)=^JS^. punikotte, s. A tama- 
 
 so 
 
 rind seed. 
 J^raoorlo, ^raorio punungu, pu- 
 
 nug^u, s. Civet. —^ ^^ a civet 
 
 cat. 
 J«3)cl pune, s. Security, bail. 
 
 _3do3j a surety. 
 
 ni, punepuni, punevuni (^^), 
 V. a. To persevere till one has 
 avenged himself; to contest 
 to the last, as a suit. 2. to 
 compete, vie. 
 vl^jicls^ punevu, s. Resoluteness. 
 
 s3)r9o punya, s. Religious merit, 
 virtue. 2. a good action. 3. 
 purity, purification, adj. Vir- 
 tuous, good, meritorious. 2. 
 pure. — ^^jr a virtuous deed; 
 a meritorious act. — ^sc; an 
 auspicious occasion, —h^^r 
 a sacred river. — a^ a sacred 
 day. -^e^ the fruit of one's 
 merits. — e3js?^ heaven, —"^o 
 ^ a virtuous man. — ?i ^, 
 — ^?^ a sacred place of 
 pilgrimage. — "^o^c^^^ to per- 
 form holy or virtuous acts. 
 
 o3)D§"Soi), ^c'S'ScSiri punyatjne, 
 
 punyadige, ^. A virtue u smau , 
 a fortunate man. 
 
 ^re^^af^ pui^i^yadige, s. Good- 
 ness; well being; good for- 
 tune, prosperity. 
 
 ^c^'Soco punyaha, s. A lucky 
 day. 2. purifying. — sD^iE? 
 purifying a house, etc.^ after 
 accouchement, etc. 
 
 putte, i". A darling. adj. 
 Darling, beloved. 
 
 ^^©, ^|J?j,^ puttali, puttoli, s. 
 A gold coin. —T^s^o'd an image, 
 puppet. -^oTst^Z gold of 12 
 carats, —t^'^ a string of such 
 coins, worn by females. 
 
 ^1 putre, s. A son. rf^~ an 
 adopted son. j^^?do3»?i hav- 
 ing a family. 4^^^?^j)t^ adop- 
 tion of a son. 
 V^cj puda, s. A dove, pigeon. 
 
 ^dorid, ^d=^c^d pudangara, pu- 
 
 dakadale, see -^^oiK-d. 
 z^Cj^ pudake, see ^«c^^. 2. .y^^ 
 
 ^ci^^pudakei, .y. A kind of game 
 by making alternate motions 
 and mutually clapping each 
 other's hands. — sd^'o?), — t^j*. 
 200^^ to play at such a game. 
 
 ^dea^6 pudabare, s. A demon 
 so called. 
 J^dQ^ pudari^, s. A name, ap- 
 pellation, designation. 2. 
 fame, celebrity, reputation. 
 ~e?L^^, —o^Oj^i to become 
 known. ~:R^^ to utter a 
 
 36* 
 
S^^Sc) puda 
 
 424 
 
 ^d pura 
 
 person's name; to bring 
 one's reputation into discre- 
 dit. —zjiiTio^ to name. — ^^e 
 ^oi to be celebrated. 
 
 ^S^S'S^^ pudapini, see tj^do &h?i 
 under ^^Ti^. 
 
 5ja^ pudina, s. A kind of mint. 
 
 ^do^'o puduku, s. Boasting. 
 
 SSci^'S'^ pudukku, adv. Sudden- 
 ly, at once. — cSjsQorfoo^ to 
 pour suddenly, as a bag of 
 rice. [paddy. 
 
 7o3)irfow"3D^ pudubar^, s. New 
 .isgcS pude, s. A load, burden. 
 J c^cS^^ pudepuni, see ^j3^^. 
 J^de:^ pudeli;, s. A bush, shrub. 
 J «gc5'9 D^ puddar^, s. The harvest 
 feast; a ceremony observed 
 in partaking of new produce 
 for the first time. 
 5g):3 pudde, see ^^^. 
 ^^8 punah, adv. Again, once 
 
 more. 
 5Sr^d^^ punarapuli, see ^^•^^'^. 
 
 «g)c^dj3^(^ punarutthana, s. Re- 
 surrection. 
 
 flg^tdF?^^, ^N^re;^ punarjanma, 
 punarjalma, s. Being born 
 again; regeneration. 2. trans- 
 migration of the soul. 
 
 oJ^dsJF;^ punarvasu, s. The 
 seventh of the lunar man- 
 sions. , 
 
 c3)c:JCjr^3e)dfl punarvicarane, s. 
 Reconsideration, review. 
 
 ^c3^r^-s3o punarvivaha, s. Re- 
 marriage. 
 
 Jog^^o^ punaluni, see ^^j^^?^. 
 ogF^s^dcl punascarane, s. Repeti- 
 tion of mystic formulas or 
 incantations. 
 ^r^rj"9 3JFS punasthapane, s. Re- 
 formation. 
 og^^ punaha, see ^-^i. 
 -/eg ^=3^ punike, see ^r5^. 
 SJ)^^^ punita, adj. Free from 
 sin, purified. -^os;<o^?i to ab- 
 solve, purify; to justify. 
 Jo3)^s)r(o punugu, see ^osooaj. 
 ^^^ puppala, see ^^^i. 
 
 A Sg^, sj^ puppi, puppu, s. De-^ 
 cay, rottenness. 
 c2)OSjole3^ puyintely, s. The 
 
 tenth Tulu month. 
 ^d pura, s. A city, town. 2?^ 
 ^ house I or any receptacle. 
 
 — sro^ a citizen, 
 ^cgd pura, see ^"do. 
 
 ^dodd purandare, ^. A name 
 of Indra. ^Ti^cdiics;)?? a cele- 
 brated Canarese poet. 
 
 S^d^ purake, s. A bad smell. 
 
 5jd3^ purat^, ^. A dowry. 
 
 ogddodr^ puramardane, s. Rub- 
 bing of the body with an 
 unguent. 
 
 '^t'^:^ purame, see ^or«^. 
 
 ^ddoo5j purameyi, s. A mucous 
 body. Sfis^^. 
 
 ?3)d©*, sSds3 purali^, purale, sd 
 
 ^d?;^ purasy, ^^^ ^^^. 
 
 ogdrj^d puraskara, ^. Reverence, 
 honour. 
 
^D«> pur a 
 
 425 
 
 ogido puru 
 
 ^Dc)^x^ purakr^ta, see ^i^^- 
 ogD^ra purana, ^. A sacred and 
 political work comprising the 
 Hindu theology, adj. Old; 
 ancient. — ^z? an old story. 
 -^s^Tjo^ God. There are 
 eighteen acknowledged Pura- 
 nas, namely, 20|^_, 3ici_, 
 
 80^55^ OC^, 55?^—, ^^0 ~, ATJOZl-, 
 
 ^De)rJ=^ puranike, s. One who 
 reads or narrates sacred his- 
 tory. 
 
 ^C"3:^f^ puratana, adj. Ancient, 
 old. 
 
 32)0 puri, see J^'d. 
 
 ^?g)^ W^h -y.^worm, mite, moth. 
 
 y 2i^skin parasite. 3>/wining, 
 twisting, as threads. 4.'^coir 
 yarn. — ^^ mulberry leaves. 
 —20^ coir, -"^y^^ to twine 
 coir yarn. --^^^^^ to prepare 
 a rope from cocoanut fibre. 
 -•^0??:^ to suffer from ring- 
 worm. 
 ^Dorlo^ puringuni, see 4oAor^. 
 
 JcgOrlob^ purigant^^i, ^.Anything 
 eaten or perforated by worms. 
 ^^>Worm-eaten. 2. envious, 
 jealous. 3. obstinate, stub- 
 born. — E^x^^js)^, 40Aofe3 an 
 envious or obstinate fellow. 
 «g)02;^oj purijantra, s. Malice, 
 envy. 2. mischief. 3. obsti- 
 
 nacy, self-will. -s]D<irJo^ to 
 talk maliciously. 
 y^O^ puripu, s. The twist, as of 
 a rope or cord. — rf eoi^o a 
 bullock-driver's whip ^^^ rod 
 with its handle twisted with 
 rope. 
 
 ^Oo3j3^o puriyolu, s. An eel. 
 >/^dopuru,.y.>/A snail, adj. Small, 
 tender. 2. snail-like. -^)^5 a 
 tender fruit, bud. ^zj^6 a 
 suckling. — siDTJo^ to be very 
 slippery; to glide like a 
 snail. 
 
 ^ do 0=^0^ purunkuni, see 4°^^f^. 
 V33)Ooor(o^ purunguni, ^^^ 4oA0F?i. 
 
 ^doori^ purungele, see ^o>^re5. 
 2. a sickly person. 3. a reluc- 
 tant worker. 4. a stingy 
 man. 
 
 og) do orl purunde, see ^oi^f. 
 
 ^do=s^o puruku, see ^'^of. 
 
 ^do^o^rs, ^do=aoi purukucca- 
 pa, purukutse, see ^oTJo^og^^. 
 
 Qd02oo purubu, see ^^of. 
 
 o3)do^4 purushatva, ^. Manhood, 
 
 manliness, 
 ^do^ d^purusharatna, J. A kind 
 
 of medicinal plant, lonidium 
 
 suffruticosum. 
 ^djoSc)q$r purushartha, s. Hu- 
 man desire, object of life. 
 
 2. benefit, use. 
 S^do^ purushe, s. A man, male. 
 
 2. a husband. 
 cgdo^JS^^do purushottame, ^. 
 
 The best of mankind. 2. a 
 
Sg)do puru 
 
 426 
 
 ^v pula 
 
 name of Vishnu. 3. the name 
 of a man. 
 
 ^^o;d^_3g purusattu, see ^?dr§. 
 Jcgd pure, s. A roof, ceiling. 
 •^oq€- the upper part of a 
 roof; pL s^-Ss'o^o materials 
 of a roof. 
 
 c^^oz^o^, ^de^o^^ purencuni, pu- 
 recuni, see 40^^'!^^. 
 ^[^6^^ purepuni (^^), z'. a. To 
 roll, turn over. 2. to retract, 
 recant. 3. to impute, attri- 
 bute. 
 J o3)^^>^c^5 ^6ojjo^ pureluni, pure- 
 yuni (4^), ^. n. To roll, turn. 
 •3-os>— to come out, as a young 
 bird from the egg-shell, 
 i og)6?oO^, s^d^o^ puresuni, purei- 
 suni (4^cJ, s^^^oJ), ^. n. To 
 complete, fulfil. 2. to afford. 
 3. to be satisfied. <oc^ 5^6?j025 
 I cannot afford. 
 
 Q3)6jS^2oi purohite, s. A family- 
 priest. 
 
 og^s'r purka, s. Remains, residue, 
 saving. 2. frugality, econo- 
 my, [eyes. 
 
 Sj^f^oTO^ purkann^, s. Purulent 
 
 ^T^Fh^, og^F^ purkat^, pur- 
 kate, adj. Diminutive, small. 
 
 o^S'sr^^ purkavuni, c. v. {of 
 1 4^or^)JTo bake in embers, 
 half bake. 2. to save, lay 
 up, rake, hoard. 4?fDr5 Qe^^i 
 to spare, save, reserve; to 
 lay out frugally. 
 
 o3)^e5^^^ purkasyi, s. A very 
 small thing. 
 
 J^^s'jr purki, s. The rheum of 
 
 the eye. 
 J ^=CTjr^ purkuni (s^^or), v. n^o 
 be half baked. 2. to become 
 -/ soft. Y3. to rot, decay, become 
 putrid. 
 
 ^liF purga, s. Sour gruel or 
 pap. 
 
 o^rtrej^ purgat^, j^£? ^SaoO. 
 Jo3)'^^^c^ P^rguni (4^F), v.n. To 
 be well boiled, as rice. 
 
 S3)2^^F"^ purcuni, see ^o^oF?i. 
 
 ^t^ro^d purjantara, see 4^dio^. 
 
 ^3JF purpa, s. The tender areca 
 blossoms. 2. see 4m^. 
 
 ^200F purbu, s. The eye-brows. 
 
 ^oSjsfoj puryolu, see 4^c^ox 
 
 ^0F purli, s. The wild hog- 
 plum. 2. ^^^ TOr«4«3F. 
 
 ^?:oFsS ^^Fs{j^ pursaty, pur- 
 sattu, s. Leisure, opportunity, 
 occasion, time. 2. relief, rest; 
 also s^i^jaeFrfo. ^^^^) to be at 
 leisure. —-Riji^o^ to take 
 time. -•^:i^^^ to find an op- 
 portunity. 
 
 ^7o«)F{:J pursada, see ^?terf. 
 
 ^^ pula, J. -^Pasturage, graz- 
 ing ground. I2. reminiscences, 
 recollection of old associa- 
 tions. — »^o^«J^) cattle to low 
 for their old pasturage; to 
 call to mind old associations. 
 
 ^vo^^ pulankena, see 4%^- 
 Sz^vo^^ pulampuni (^^o)^ v. a. 
 To set afloat; c/. j^e^4^- 
 
^v pula 
 
 427 
 
 sJOe) pulla 
 
 ^^=3^ pulaka, s. Horripilation, 
 erection of the hair from 
 ecstasy. 2. rejoicing, festi- 
 vity. -55£p4?^, ^<^2ro'cp4e3'bath- 
 ing an idol in scented water 
 on a festive occasion. 
 ^oS^53e)5S^ pulapavuni, c. r. (o/^ 
 e^4ri) To cause to float. 
 zj)^z:o, z^^So pulabu, pulame, 
 see ^e)aoo. 
 
 ^^j^DU^', ^^-^i^ pulavadyijpula- 
 di, s. Pasturage, grazing- 
 ground. 
 
 -/ ^Oe)s3^) pulavuni (^e^s), v. n. To 
 float. 
 
 7^® pull, .y.'^.cidity. 2. a sour 
 fruit. 3.M:amarind. 4:leaven. 
 5. pride, arrogance, ^^'."feour, 
 acid. — =#js&3 a tamarind seed. 
 
 ei 
 
 — orfj, — ^cO, — Aoe3, —"dV) any- 
 thing very sour. ~'€^%-d^^ 
 sauce, condiments, etc. mixed 
 with acids, boiled and sea- 
 soned. — ^js?;? a wry face. 
 _^jje3iD4^ to be arrogant. 
 -5^cwa?i to squeeze a lemon 
 or other sour fruit ; to check 
 one's arrogance, to humiliate 
 
 or 20T^— , 5^p5^— , 8!)o20oeD— 
 
 ^jSf— , Cot2~ are varieties of 
 
 sour fruits. 
 ^0 puli, ^^^ 4S. 
 ^Ouot pulijantra, see j^&a^o^. 
 ^053-34^ pulipavuni, c. ?-. (<?/" 
 
 4e5o:ioo^) To make sour; to 
 leaven. 
 
 ^®^, ^^-ioS pulipu, pulupu, s. 
 Money. 
 
 o^©og)c^ pulipuni (^«5), 7'. a. To 
 irritate, itch. 
 ^^£)^^, ^©oJoo^ pulipuni, puli- 
 yuni (^«5), v.n. To become 
 sour; to be leavened. 
 y^O^?^ pulippena, ndj. Sour. 
 ^* pulisy, 5. Police. 2. 
 money, cash. 
 Vsgdo^j puleyi, s. A skin. c'^ot? 
 ^- a deer's skin. 
 
 o3)23oJoj^, 3^s35i^puleyuni, pule- 
 vuni (^^), z'. n. To smart, 
 feel sharp pain. 
 !^6^ pulevu, ^.^A crack. 2. a 
 patch. 3. a crook, bend, 
 curve. — ^^?) to remove the 
 same. 
 
 ^^ pulka, see ^e;^. 
 
 ^O)^ pulkadi, s. A handful of 
 grass given by a vendor to 
 the purchaser of cattle in 
 token of striking the bargain. 
 
 ^s3>%^, pulkotte, s. Tamarind 
 seed. 
 
 ^s;o pulpu, adj. Tepid, luke- 
 warm; also ^e^o^sSg^, eroAO-do 
 
 ^v^ pulya, see 4%^. 
 ^sj^ pulladi, s. A place over- 
 grown with rushes. 
 ^s^oSo pullayi, s. A kind of 
 
 ^ CO 
 
 cap. 
 ^^^5^^) puUavuni, see 4£^4^). 
 
^© pulli 
 
 428 
 
 Sg)^ puli 
 
 3^£) pulli, s. A sheet of paper. 
 2. i"^^ s^*?^. 
 
 ^0 or( puUinga, ^. The mascu- 
 line gender, gram. 
 .l-«3)^j pullu, J. A rush. 2. a 
 kind of grass. — xa, see ^ 
 ej^a. ^^e^ grass and water, 
 cattle fodder. ~-^'& a mat 
 made of rush. ~.^^€ a bush 
 of rushes, bulrush. -Soz^o^^ 
 to pluck out a grass blade; 
 to twist the ear. — ai^uD^^ 
 to pluck the feathers. 
 J ^s3 pulle, s. An off-shoot. ^2, 
 
 J a split, splint, ^rse^^ ^%'R' 
 — -do^A a kind of deer. ~4zst 
 4S), — Qefb?), — (2;^0j^ to sprout, 
 bud. 
 
 ^?3o2j pulleyi, s. A kind of 
 whale. 
 
 o3)s3o^ pullel\x, s. Abundance, 
 increase. 2. gluttony. 
 
 J^^^, ^%-S^^' ^^^=^^^ P^- 
 
 lya, pulyakela, pulyakole, s. 
 
 Morning, day-break. adv. 
 
 Early in the morning. 
 J o3)5js;^o, ^^^0 puvalu,puvolu,^. 
 
 The navel. 
 ^5^e3^ pushkaty, see ^tj^E. 
 ^3^^ pushkala, adj. Copious, 
 
 full, complete. 2. much, 
 
 many. 3. excellent, eminent, 
 
 best. 
 o5)5|. pushta, adj. Nourished, 
 
 fed. 2. strong, stout. 
 o3)«^ pushti, s. Increase, thriving. 
 
 2. stoutness, strength. 
 og)5S[, pushpa, s. A flower, blossom. 
 
 cg)^^ pushya, s. The tenth lunar 
 
 ' month. 
 
 ^^^Dc)r( pushyaraga, s. The to- 
 paz, chrysolite. 
 
 og^^ pushye, s. The eighth of 
 the lunar mansions. 
 
 s3)?^s:-3oSo;:oO^, ^7<i^^^:^7i:>r) pusa- 
 layisuni, pusalyasuni, (^?de;s 
 030^3, ^7i^7)^^^ zf.a. To coax, 
 cajole, persuade, fawn. 
 
 ^^^, og^oo, pusk^, pusku, see 
 
 5d)^^S ^?l^ puskati;i, puskate, 
 adj. Vain, useless, feigned. 
 2. empty, adv. In vain, for 
 nothing. 
 
 o3)^^ pustaka, s. A book, volume. 
 
 o^rOj, pusti, s. Instigation, abet- 
 ment, incitement. 2. help, 
 support. 3. a portfolio for 
 keeping loose papers in or 
 for placing under a paper 
 while writing on it. — ?fj3^r^ 
 to instigate, back up. 
 
 ^r3^, ^^^ puss^, pussu, s. The 
 hissing sound of a flash in 
 the pan, when the gun does 
 not go off. 2, unsuccessful 
 termination of an undertak- 
 ing, coming to nothing, de- 
 feat. 
 
 sg)V^ pula, see ^t). 
 
 ^^"^ pulaka, see s^^^. 
 
 ^^2ji pulabbu, see ^©200. 
 
 •^ "^^ puli, see 4^). 2. see ^^' 
 
 J 33)^0^3 pulinde, s. A hunter, for- 
 ester, savage. 
 
SS« puli 
 
 429 
 
 ^23 puje 
 
 og)^=5^o^^ pulikantyi, see mtder 
 
 sS^25^o^ pulicar^, s. A sour 
 
 kind of sauce. 
 /og)^o3) pnlipu, ^. Acidity. 
 ^^oi3^:^o^ puliyarali^, s. The 
 
 yellow wood-sorrel, Oxalis 
 
 corniculata. 
 •^33)^0=3^0 puluku, s. Slipping out, 
 
 anything soft or greasy. 
 og)S?4^ pulevuni, see ^^^^. 
 S3)^0) pulku, see ^^^t. 
 cg)^j^^, pulkotte, see ^^&^^. 
 
 XT £^i 
 
 Sj^ pulla, ^^^ ^^■ 
 
 v/^^ pulli, ^. A grand-child. 
 
 • -^'4^ pullu, .y^^ ^<^;^. 
 '^%^ pullena, ^^^ ^%^. 
 
 J^ pu, ^. A flower, blossom. 2. 
 a cataract in the eye. — e? 
 Aj a sore mouth. — ■a^cxso a 
 very young fruit. — ^ ^:ji>e3 a 
 garland of flowers. — ^J3"9ce3 
 a bunch of flowers, nosegay. 
 —■slDjaa a disagreable smell of 
 flowers. — 5£)-de;3^, — ^°b^, _20 
 ^!^^ to flower, bloom, blossom. 
 -■dooci^^ to wear flowers. 
 
 J ^2^0=^ punke, s. Mould, mildew. 
 — =^j3ci4^, —tj^o ^ to become 
 mouldy. 
 ^orio^ punguni (^oK), v.n. To 
 shake. 
 
 J ^0^2 purije, s. ik cock. 2. a 
 family-name among Bants. 
 ~J^64^ a cock to crow. 
 ^oUoc^ puntuni, see 4oBo^. 
 
 "^^o^l^^pundely, s.^-k thicket, 
 
 y clump, as of bamboos. /2. 
 
 matter from a sore. 
 Sjeioi punte, adj. Light, very 
 
 light, not heavy. 
 N/^o23 pumbe, s. The flower bud 
 
 of a plantain. 
 S3fe)=a6 pukare, ^. An ornamental 
 
 structure, as the stake of a 
 
 bullock race, —zj^ri^^ to fix 
 
 a post of such a structure; 
 
 to ornament the ridge of a 
 
 racing field. 
 4"^^ puki, s, A fart. 
 
 0^5=^-^^ pukute, adj. Empty, 
 void. s. An empty mouth. 
 
 ^=3^0 do, ^^Oj pukuru, pukru, 
 ^^■. Tender, young, little. 
 2. sallow. 
 
 "^^ pukre, .y. A sickly man. 
 
 ^r1 puga, 3". A betel-nut. 
 
 ^23"?)Q pujari, s. A demon priest. 
 2. a Billavar ^r toddy-drawer. 
 
 S^sta^^F pujarme, s. The ofiice 
 of a priest, fca^— , cias^— a 
 demon priest who is also the 
 devil-dancer. 
 
 ^23-5);J)^ pujavuni, c.v. (o/ ^^^ 
 oi) To cause to smear or 
 apply. 
 
 ^e3^ pujita, adj. AVorshipped^ 
 reverenced. 
 7^2^J^ pujuni (4s^), z'. a. To 
 smear, rub, daub, apply. 
 
 S3(3E§ puje, s. Worship, adora- 
 tion; prayer, ^os^— princi- 
 pal worship in a temple. 
 -ts'Ss^^, _^o^j^^ to worship. 
 
^^^ pujya 
 
 430 
 
 ttS«>S39r purva 
 
 ^9^;i<^ puJya, adj. Worshipful, 
 adorable, venerable. 2. 
 blank, void. s. A ciplier. 
 — ^ dignity, nobleness. 
 J ^!3 puti, s. Membrum mulie- 
 bre. 
 
 S^JeiC^o pudu, see ^^o. 
 
 ^i puta, a. Of or belonging 
 toaflower. 2. purified, cleans- 
 ed. 3. see ^oi. 
 
 ^^^ ptitani, s. A giantess kill- 
 ed by Krishna. ^^?ro& 
 Krishna. 
 
 ^'^^ punine, s. A very tender 
 fruit. 
 
 S^Sc^^D^ punir^, s. Flower and 
 water placed in a demon 
 shrine, —"^^h^ to place flower 
 and water before a demon. 
 J sS^^^ pupuni (^), ^. n. To 
 break wind, fart, vlg. 
 
 Z^ti^ pupele, s. One who farts 
 frequently, vlg. 
 Jo3f82J5)6 pubare, s. A kind of 
 plantain. 
 
 cgpsjos^, s2|9dJa)0=CT pumale, pu- 
 malike, see under ^. 
 
 ^^:;9^^ puminv, s. A trout. 
 
 Sgjad pura, see ^rer. 2. J^iJD^f^; 
 
 of. ^^F. 
 
 ^^oi:^ puranda, «^'. Vindictive. 
 
 2.implaccable, unappeasable. 
 
 — 3i^ implaccable hatred. 
 o2jt)^^0 purattara, ^^^ ^;S3?f='^"^. 
 oj'eids^d purappara, adj. Clear 
 
 ^r full understanding. 
 0^5 Dc) pura, J^^ t^^T. 
 
 s2|30^ purita, «i//'. Filled, com- 
 plete. 
 
 Jo^fS^i^^io^ pureisuni, see sS-5?jo^. 
 SjpdJS^^O purottara, ^^^ ^4»eF 
 
 .^ 
 
 ^rsr purna, ^^' Full, filled, 
 complete. 2. all, entire. 3. 
 able, powerful, adv. Wholly, 
 completely. -^, -^^ fulness; 
 the whole; ability. 
 
 sSs^F-Do, s2i?)C9rs3o purnami, pu- 
 rname, see 4or©^^. 
 
 T^hT purti, s. Fulness, com- 
 pletion. —^^0^^ to complete, 
 fulfil. 
 
 SjeisJF purva, adj. Former, prior, 
 first, before, in front of. 2. 
 east, eastern. s. Ancient 
 times, days of old; the east. 
 —^■^v former actions. — "ff^e^ 
 former time. —^5 progeni- 
 tors, ancestors. — sid the first " 
 member of a compound word, 
 sentence or verse, gram. ^ 
 4«^^^ in olden times. 
 
 c^drsj^ purvapaksha, 5. A 
 proposition, assertion, the 
 first part of an argument. 
 
 s2l3SJ5)F3Jd purvapara, s. Past 
 and future, former and lat- 
 ter. — ?jcaS past and future 
 circumstances. 
 
 S2psj3rspe)g^ purvabhadre, s. The 
 twenty-fifth lunar mansion. 
 
 s2j3S3e)rss"Sc^ purvashadha, s. The 
 twentieth lunar mansion. 
 
 ;2|5S3e)r33^purvahna, s. The early 
 part of the day, forenoon. 
 
Z^f^^T- purvi 
 
 431 
 
 !c3^ ped^ 
 
 S3j3^r=^ purvike, s. An ancestor, 
 progenitor. 
 
 S^4'5^r£jjd purvottara, s. Cir- 
 cumstaDces, particulars of a 
 person or event. 
 
 S^s^O puvari, s. Rice used at 
 the worship of a demon. 
 —rfs'oj^ to throw rice on a 
 demon priest. 
 
 Z^:^ puve, s. The day preceding 
 
 the full moon. 
 
 >J s3j34'5°^^^ piivolu, ^.^The navel. 
 
 2. a thin film between the 
 
 pulp and seed of a jack fruit. 
 
 ^sd piisara, s. A kind of gar- 
 land. 
 
 sjs^rs, ^^cl piishana, pushane, 
 see ^'ses:ir®. 
 
 ^?co^ pusuni, see ^a^o^j. 
 
 s2;3^oa^o3jpiiIandaye,^.Ademon 
 so called. 
 slz^^o puln, s. A chip, small 
 piece of anything. 2. a piece 
 of betel Qut. —^22^ a vegetable 
 curry. — ^^o small pieces. 
 ^O3ost- a piece of a fruit, ^oo 
 ^^— a piece of dry betel nut. 
 ei^oso^i- a piece of fresh or 
 preserved betel-nut. — s:)?t:^, 
 _^«o^^ to slice, chip, cut. 
 
 si^^O, si^^ . pri^thivi, pri^thvi, s. 
 The earth. 
 
 t>^^ pri^shtha, s. The back. 2. 
 the rear, last. 3. the back 
 or hind part of anything. 
 
 ^oflorl penganne, ^^^ ^-'^• 
 
 s3orisF^ pengatana, s. Silliness, 
 stupidity, foolishness. 
 
 t>o7i6, s5orrad pengare, pengara, 
 
 see bcAT^. 
 sSor^o pengu, adj. Blackish. 
 Js5ori, s5o2g3 penge, penne, s. A 
 fool, stupid fellow, simpleton. 
 ^2^ pecca, ^^^ e3g^. 
 ^sSt^i peja, ^. The wild jack, -^^^ 
 Artocarpus pubescens. — ^ jkrA< 
 O30 its fruit. 
 ^tio=^o^, ti'i^^:^'^ pejankuni, pe- 
 jakuni, see ^dic^o^. 
 ysStj^^, ttiC)^^ pejipini, pajjuni 
 (^23, ^2|), z'. a. To select, 
 choose. 2. to pick up. 3. to 
 pick or remove stones or 
 paddy from rice, etc. 
 sSto^^DoSo pejirenaye, s. A demon 
 
 so called. 
 sS^ pejje, s. Gruel, rice water, 
 porridge. — ^ ^, see &do83^. 
 4o2^, pett^^ ^. A blow, slap, cuff. 
 -=^j8bF^ to beat, slap, cuff. 
 —3^?) to receive blows, be 
 beaten. — srar$o^ to eat 
 greedily. 
 Jtki^Tx^ pett^gi^, adv. Immedi- 
 ately, directly. 
 35sJ,o=5^ pettank^, see ^&!c^. 
 i^eJ 7^ pettige, s. A box, chest. 
 i — ^jos^ a square pillar or 
 
 post. 
 psfieir^ pettige, see ;3I3^K. 
 sSeJ petla, see ^ew^. 
 sSsJo s^ petlnpu, ^^^ ^^^• 
 Js2s petta, J. A cow. -^^zio^ a 
 kind of Cassia tora\ of. ^a^c^. 
 ^r3^s3oa pedyijnedi, see -t^^. 
 
Id peda 
 
 432 
 
 s3o peri 
 
 33do=^ pedanke, s. Stumbling, 
 tripping. 2. sprain, -sojs-do 
 ?i to be sprained. 
 i^cion^ pedang^, adv. Behind 
 the back. — ^wo^?) to pinion 
 behind, as the hands. „ 
 
 ^rfor(d, ^doA^o3o, tcjoA pe- 
 dangara, pedan^Eyi, pedangei, 
 s. A water-pot placed out- 
 side a house for washing 
 purpose. 
 
 ^c5o2Jjpedainbu, adv. Obliquely, 
 not directly. — ^oci^^?) to cut, 
 shave, eU., obliquely. 
 
 ^cj=5c)d pedakale, s. A demon so 
 called. 
 
 ^dsJJe)dpedainale,^^^ hd-^e. 
 
 ^c3j5€) peddoldi, see 335^0. 
 J^cjg^^^ pedpavuni, c. v. {of ^ 
 ^^) To assist a woman in 
 child-birth, serve as a mid- 
 wife. 
 I sSa ^, ^d3 ^ pedpini, pedduni (^ 
 5), V. a. To bear, bring forth, 
 as a child. 
 y^da pedmedi, s. A woman in 
 child-bed, lying-in woman. 
 
 fji^^^ pensiji, s. The lungs. 
 
 ■f^ s;^ pensil^, s. A slate or led 
 pencil. 
 
 ^Sj , 33s5 peppu,peppe, s. Dumb- 
 foundedness, speechlessness, 
 as from amazement, etc. —zji> 
 ^0^ to stammer; to speak 
 hesitatingly. 
 
 ■tt^ pebbe, s. A dolt. pq^^ 
 
 sSdoHDO^j perangayi, see t^-^oT^ 
 
 s5dob* peranti^, see e^doO. 
 s3do3* perantyi, ^^^ di^ol. 
 sSod perade, .y. A hen. — ^-S^?), 
 
 — -S-TSi^^). _=^^ii^ to. cluck. 
 titii perata, s. A ceremony per- 
 formed in behalf of females 
 I who have become pubescent. 
 I 2. see ^je^. 
 
 sSdvB perati, see ^S. 
 JsSdd^, sSddocI peradane, pera- 
 mane, s. A grater, scraper. 
 — ^ a kind of moss. 
 33 dd perade, j^^ ^^^• 
 ^d^c^ perastana, ^^^ ^odo^^^. 
 ^Ds)lr perarte, ^^^ ^^^• 
 s3D«)dr perarde, s. The ninth 
 Tulu month. 
 VdD peri, ^5^ ^5cdo. 
 dD=^ perike, ^. A bullock's load. 
 2. any burden. --s:Dtl3^ to 
 load. — 20js-dj^, .9^^ ^ocior. 
 /^OO^o periya, «4^'. Large, great, 
 J high, superior. 7— ^oso honey. 
 -;c;)0 a highway. 
 ^OOJoodo periyamme, s. A 
 father's elder brother, or a 
 I mother's elder sister's hus- 
 band. 
 sSDoJo^ periyappe, s. A mother's 
 elder sister, or a father's j 
 elder brother's wife. 
 U^0o3o periye, ^. A heap, pile. 
 33do3j3s;^o periyolu, s. An eel. 
 dD?j^ peristal, s. The contents j 
 of a book, library, ^/<;. -s^^ 
 Sb^ to write such contents. 
 
33dj peru 
 
 433 
 
 1^0^ pente 
 
 sSdo^oD perumari, see ^^or&. 
 v/sSdc^o^ pereduni (^^S), v.n.-^l^o 
 V roll, move, wallowJ ^2. to 
 
 scrape, shave. 
 v/sSd^^ perepini (^^), v, a./Po 
 J grate, scrape. 2/ to bore, 
 perforate. 
 ^ds^ocl peremane, see ^i^rf^. 
 ^/^dsj^ perevuni (^^), z'.^^.'To be 
 J grated, scraped. ^2. to be 
 bored, perforated. 
 53d?uJ^ peresuni (^^c^), 5^^ ^T5;do^. 
 53 '^r, sSrir perke, perge, see ^^^. 
 J^T^F perga, s. Winnings naade 
 in a game of eio^^orS. 2. 
 profit, gain. ^^ efodoK ^af 
 he had a good meal to-day. 
 £r{Fd perg^ade, s. A chieftain, 
 headman. 2. an honorary 
 title. 
 .'^^Fior^perg'ude, s. A bandicoot, 
 large rat. -<2^so80o a kind of 
 mushroom. 
 sSrir perge, .y. A kind of bag. 
 2. see ^o7(f€. 
 - s5e5r perci, s. Shying, starting 
 suddenly. —^^^ to shy, as 
 a horse, eU. 
 ^^eioF^ percuni (^^?"), z'. /^."^o 
 shy, start aside suddenly. 
 >/ 2. to rise, increase. 
 ^eS^rd perjiva, s. Life, spirit. 
 
 J^tiCiF^ perjuni (^^f^), v. n. To 
 
 increase. 
 ^^e)rsdo pernama, see i^-^f-^. 
 33c5«)FO^, sS^F^^ pernaliji, per- 
 
 nal^, -y. A festival on the 
 
 conclusion of fasting among 
 the Mussulmans. 
 >/fe^F perpu, s. Anything put 
 into milk in order to curdle 
 it. ■ -cyb^, see ^s^^?). -=5^o'=>Wj 
 ^), — 3:dt^o^ to put in milk any 
 thing to curdle or turn it sour. 
 Jts^'T^ perpuni (^5), v,n. To be 
 curdled, as milk. 
 
 sSdj^D permari, s. A boa ^r large 
 serpent. 2. sheaves of straw 
 placed in the form of a ring 
 to serve as a granary. -^^-^ 
 ^ to make such a granary. 
 
 /^^wF perjne, s. Sluggishness, 
 
 . laziness. 2: haughtiness. 
 Vs^odoF perya, s.^k large bee. 2. 
 v^^^ sSQocio. — o^ ^&3. a beehive, 
 honey-comb. — sojstjj^ to be- 
 come dense; to fall densely. 
 
 ^o^"e)Fa peryadi, s. A highway, 
 public road. 
 
 ^o3oF perye, s. The toadstool, 
 mushroom. 2. a rush. 
 >/s3o pela, ^. The jack, Artocarpus 
 integrifoUa . — ^d oso th e j a ck- 
 fruit. -^& the seed of the 
 jackfruit. —"s^^i^ the jack-tree, 
 jack-wood. ^o%-^o^— , so^r— ,-^:,:>o 
 ^— are varieties of jackfruit 
 
 sS^otJO pelambu, ^^^ ofoacsoo. 
 
 fjt) pell, ^^^ -e5. 
 
 ^d^rio pelegu, adj. Rude, mean. 
 'Js2^o2>^p3nci, s. Filth, dirt. 
 
 s2^oe3 penti, s. A good meal. 
 J^S^o^ pente, ^\ The mercantile 
 part of a town, bazaar, 
 market. 
 
 37 
 
sS^tys peca 
 
 434 
 
 sS^orf peimda 
 
 ^^23"ski pecata, s. Effort, exer- 
 tion. 2. affliction, distress, 
 trouble. 
 sitt^ZBDdd^ pecaduni (^e^^^S), v.n. 
 To try, exert, strive. 2. to 
 be in distress, trouble. 
 sS^e^o*^ peciliji, see ^^2^6. 
 J ^^2^0^ pecuni, see ^??)oc!oj^. 
 ^^y, ^^y^, t^^ peta, petla, pe- 
 tle, s. A pop-gun. — 20oc^^ 
 to shoot a pop-gun. 
 Js5e^ pete, ^^^ ^eo&3. [bush. 
 
 sS^cl pede, ^. A kind of thorn- 
 J^^3*, sSc^o petijL, pstu, i.-^Partu- 
 J rition, child-bed. 2."^fear. 
 t^^6 petals, i\ A greedy man. 
 tz^,, fj^^^"^^ petri, petrikalli^, 
 
 s. A large stone. 
 t^d pede, ^. A peon; also ^^^5. 
 JsSerS^ penij, ^.''A louse. 2. a pen. 
 ^j3^_, &^jsO30— a very large 
 louse. ^^— a small louse. 
 dja^^— a white-nit found on 
 dirty clothes; see s3j3e5^. 
 
 -.S0-.5 
 
 pepe. 
 
 see ^^o5j 
 
 ^■ 
 
 t^^j psme, see ^&cdoo^. 
 
 J s^eojo peyi, s. A demon. 
 
 J oS^D^ per^j •^- Milk. 2. cocoanut- 
 juice. 3. the milky juice of 
 plants. — crooio a milkman. 
 ^zTi?^7i6 a milk-pail. 
 
 \^Oor\DQ^j perangayi, s. 
 
 The 
 
 guava fruit, Psidium pomi- 
 feruni. 
 
 sS^dfl perane, see ^?-rfrf. 
 
 55^D5eJ perata, s. Lading, freight- 
 ing, shipping. 
 
 sSi^OD^cl peravade, s. A kind of 
 
 Phaseolus trilobus, 
 ^ s5^D-5^^ perdvuni, c. v. (^sSeiio^) 
 
 To lade, load, burden. 
 ti^ot perita, see ^?&^. 
 JsS^do^ peruni (^?^), v. a. To 
 
 load, burden. 
 tj^^of\^^ perengel^, s. A kind 
 
 of creeper. 
 ^^6^5:cl psrepane, see ^$-5e3i?6. 
 tj^t>S:'i^7^ peronasi^, s. The meal 
 
 just preceding the celebration 
 
 of a vi^edding. 
 sSerJr perga, see ■£>7(f. 
 t,^f{F perge, see -^tIf. 
 t)^l^F perci, see ^^l^. 
 isiJ^ei^or^ percuni, ^^^ ^^c>f^. 
 ^t,^^jF perme, ^.-^ame, glory. 
 
 2. i"*?^ ^sSor. 
 32^Sj5^perve,^^'. Outside. — ^joo 
 
 Q^ an outer court. 
 (t,^^f\ pesige, s. Disgust, loath- 
 ing. 2. dirt, filth. -Tki^^^ 
 
 to be disgusted. 
 v/^e^oioj^ pesiyuni (^?^), "'•«'. To 
 
 loathe, be disgusted. 
 t^^yo^, 35^33-9^6 peshkary, pe- 
 
 shkare, s. A subordinate re- 
 venue officer. 
 -/^^-jfl pesige, see ^?2)7?. 
 3^^ pei, s. A pie, one-twelfth of 
 
 an anna, 
 ^lorij peingu, s. Pegu. 
 ^)^o2§^* peincelv, s. Ten pairs. 
 33^0 Cjc^ peindani, see ^0302^^^. 
 sSicd^, 33\^c3 peindal^, peindle, s. 
 
 A notch, nick. 
 
^)pz^ peimba 
 
 435 
 
 
 peisi^ 
 
 ^.020^ peimbala, s. Ten seers. 
 
 s3)^o2o^ peimbale, s. A flatterer. 
 2. a potbelly. 3. a glutton. 
 n/^jO^ peimbe, ^. A bag. 
 -^s2i=a^, s5^^ peik^, peika, s. A 
 pouch, scrip made of rushes 
 or palm leaves. 
 
 s3)^ peiki, /-^.y//. Of, out of. 2. 
 concerning, respecting. '^— 
 out of it. ■Sjs^^o^— of or re- 
 specting these persons. 
 
 t>^o^ peikuni {%^), 'v. n. To 
 contract, shrivel. 
 
 ti^-^^^ peikori, .v. A kind of fowl; 
 game fowl. 
 
 s3>2^0* peicil^, see tj<sS:r§6. 
 
 s5)Z3^D3^ t^ii'^ peijarn;, peijani, 
 see 7Los>dd-.7)^. 
 
 ti-^i)'Q^ peijar^, ^. Shoes, slippers. 
 
 s3f5C^^C) peinali, s. Bragging, 
 boasting. 2. hoaxing, deceiv- 
 ing. — ^T^o^r), — s^^iTi^o^ to brag. 
 
 tiM'^ peitini, .$". A country so 
 called. —^e"5 a female's cloth 
 made of silk and cotton. 
 
 ti^, ti^^ peita, peitya, s. Bilious- 
 ness, adj. Bilious. — 7v)tS a 
 man of irritable temper; a 
 lunatic, fool. 
 
 ■ii)^\ peitri;, see ^^^. 
 
 Ad, 35)d peida,peide,^^^sj^Q9orf. 
 
 ii^i^T^ peidasti^, s. Produce, 
 crop. -e?L^ to grow, pro- 
 duce, --dd^^^^ to grow, raise 
 a crop. 
 
 ti-(^ peina, see zjo^jsjos. 
 
 s5i^s5 peinale, ^^^ ^^cj:ie3. 
 
 ■ii\pD€) peinali, see ^j^^-^c 
 sS^?o^D' peiniru, ^. Turbid water 
 
 of a river. 
 t^^^ peipuni (^j^), T.a. To cut, 
 
 reap; cf. e2j^^^. 
 ti^5^6 peimale, see ^^f^^^es. 
 sS^^j?)^, ^.^JSro peimasi, peima- 
 
 si, ^. Measurement of land, 
 
 survey. 
 s5)^doo^ peimudi, see binder ^^. 
 
 >/33^o5oD^, s3^o3ogD^ peiyerijL, peiyye- 
 
 ry:, see ^j^o!^:^. 
 V^^ojo<^ peiyya, .s-. A child. -^ ^^5 
 
 a small cloud. 
 J s3v03o^o ^ peiyyane, :?. A kind of 
 
 medicinal tree, Bignonia 
 
 longifolia. 
 /35)^o3jo peiyye, s.^k child, boy; a 
 4 Pariahs child. 2.akindof fish. 
 n/s2,d* peiru, ^ /Standing ^z- grow- 
 
 ing corn. 2. goods or cattle 
 
 imported from the ghauts. 
 t,^^ peil^, see ^^6. 
 
 35>o*5T5)^ri peili^vanige, s. Tumb- 
 ling, rope-dancing, gymnas- 
 tics. 
 
 s5^s:^ST3^peili^vane,^. A tumbler, 
 acrobat, gymnast. 
 
 ti^pDo^ peilandi, s. Brag, boast. 
 —ojD^-do^ to brag. 
 
 ^1^-/^, 4^^peivasti^,peivaste, 
 s. Endorsement of a letter, 
 specifying the date of its 
 receipt. — si^^o^, —■^o<^o^^ to 
 endorse. 
 
 ^^x/ peisi^, adj. Distant, remote. 
 i?zlj. Get away, make way. 
 
 37* 
 
^)7si peisa 
 
 436 
 
 ^320 pomba 
 
 -^-^ 
 
 jv^ peisa, s. Four pie. 2. money. 
 
 3|^?o^^, s5>^?3, f>^d^^ peisali^, 
 peisale, peisul^, s. Settlement, 
 adjustment. 2. decision, de- 
 cree, [pretty. 
 ^c^ ponka, adj. Handsome, 
 ^c^d ponkara, see ^eo^-d. 
 
 •i ^0=5^0 ponku, s. A kind of boil 
 or sore; c/. ^oazS. 
 ^o^jdo ponkuru, see ^eo^o-do. 
 ^0^ ponke, see ^o^r. 
 ^on^ pongi^, see sSjaoK. 
 J^orld pon^ade, i\ Proud flesh. 
 ^bqo^o^ proud flesh to form. 
 i^orid pono^are, s. The Indian 
 coral tree, Erythrina indica. 
 J^on^Ooo pon^ayi, s. A canoe. 
 J ^on-sd pongara, J. Borax. -/2. 
 
 s5je>on^^^) pono^avuni, c. v, (of 
 ^CAO^) To cause to rock 07' 
 tumble, as a boat. 
 
 ^orij pongu, see djsoXo. 
 i ^c?io^ pono^uni (^o^), 7;. /2. 
 To rock, reel, tumble, toss, 
 as a boat. [man. 
 
 ^cri ponge, s. An unsteady 
 A5§;so?^^* pongeli^, :r. Tumbling, 
 rocking. 2. unsteadiness. 
 ^07^6 a fickle man, dolt. 
 
 3§j3oeCro^ ponnan^, .y^^ sgpoAzS. 
 >y^oc^ ponna, adj. Female, 
 feminine. 2. bridal. — t^js?;!^ 
 a bride's parental home. — sd 
 ^o^j a bridal cartege. —^%^ 
 a female's conduct or dis- 
 position. 
 
 ^or^ozood ponnambura, see ^o 
 
 ^^oreo ponnu, s. A girl, female, 
 maid. -Xa the upper half 
 of a cocoanut. — &t)S the 
 female sex. — 2JDe3 a female 
 child. 
 
 ^ocl ponne, .y^^ ^o^. 
 
 ^crlJS^ri ponnolige, see ^o-^ 
 
 ^ored) ponnjavu, see ^r®^. 
 
 ^ozxij ponju, s. A purse or 
 bundle of money. 
 J^o^^ pontana, s. Favourable- 
 ness, auspiciousness. 
 J^oCJj^ ponduni, see ^^orfj^. 
 ^oc^rJ ponnani, s. A kind of 
 medicine. 
 , ^oc^^ri ponnalige, s. A kind of 
 jungle tree. — ^^ leaves of 
 this tree used as medicine. 
 sjpo^'^o^s'or? ponnankanni, s. A 
 kind of vegetable, Altern- 
 ant her a ses silts. 
 J^oF^ij ponnu, ^.^Gold. 2. see 
 
 Js^J^ocS ponne, ^.-"The tree Rot- 
 
 I tier a tinctoria. ^&— Bos7vel- 
 
 ■^ Ha thurifera ; ' Calophyllum 
 
 apetalum. 
 ^o20^ pombatte, s. A yellow 
 
 cloth. 
 ^owd pombade, see t^oz^vi. 
 ^otoOOl^oj^ pombariyuni (^oz^ 
 
 5), V. n. To start, wince, 
 
 shudder; to be startled, 
 
 amazed, astounded. 
 
-^0=5^ F pornk^ 
 
 437 
 
 ^t3 poji 
 
 ^o^^r, ^o^s'orpornkyjpornku, 
 
 adj. Slovenly, dirty, filthy. 
 ^o^^r^^ pornkavuni, c.7'. {of 
 sgpo^or^) To cause to roll. 
 2. see j§po7\^r^^. 
 -i^o^or^ pornkuiii(^o^^), v. a. 
 To roll, run over. 2. to make 
 fun. 3. see ^oaof^. 
 
 ^o=^r, ^o^f6 pornke, porn- 
 kele, s. A dirty man. 
 
 ^o^^ro^pornkel^o s. Dirtiness, 
 filthiness. 
 
 ^on-srs^jc^ porngavuni, c.z>. {of 
 ^oAor^) To make stiff, har- 
 den. 
 
 ^orior^ pornguni {t^olxT-^^ v.n. 
 To become stiff or hard. 
 
 ^orfPF^ porndana, s. A Pariah 
 woman. 
 
 ^o20c)ry pormbata, s. Strife, 
 struggle. 2. wrestling. 3. 
 wrangling. 
 ^^oEOOF^ pormbuni (^o-sSr), v. a. 
 To wrestle, strive. 
 
 ^oeSfsS pormbele, s. A wrest- 
 ler, wrangler. 2. a quarrel- 
 some man. 
 
 3§|e) =3^0=5^0^ pokankuni (^^o^), 
 V. a. To learn by looking on 
 others. 
 
 ^^d pokkade, adv. Without 
 cause, reason, or meaning. 
 2. for nothing. 3. gratis, 
 gratuitously. 4. for pastime. 
 5. without success, adj. False, 
 vain, mere, empty. 
 
 .:s5j5)^o^ pokku, s. A game of 
 throwing pebbles in the air 
 
 and catching them as they 
 fall down. —^ ^^ pebbles 
 used in this game. — :^js20o^^i 
 to play at such a game. 
 7^=^ pokke, s. A sore, ulcer; a 
 blister, pustule. -^^ ^^ the 
 scar of a sore. ~<^^^^t^ a ve- 
 sicle or blister to form. 
 
 ^^^3 pokkele, see ^^j. 
 
 ^rlj pogate, see ^a^. 
 
 :s§[e)r{do^, ^ri^o?^ pogaruni, po- 
 
 galuni, see ^atjo^. 
 ^rio.B poguti, s. A shameless 
 
 woman. 
 ^rio^j pogulu, s. Praise, eu- 
 logium. 2. renown. 
 V^ri poge, see ^t<. 
 '^T^^c^ pogepuni, see t^i^A^- 
 yi'^T\-^ ^^ poggavuni, c. v. {of tp> 
 Ao^o)) To cause to enter, pene- 
 2. to 
 
 trate or interfere, 
 pierce. 
 
 ir 
 
 Ji^Tiy^ pogguni (^^^), z'.a.-^To 
 enter, penetrate. 2. to inter- 
 fere. 
 
 J-^n-^zi)^ pogpavuni, see ^a^^?^. 
 ^^^0=3*0^, ^t^^o^ pojankuni, 
 
 pojakuni, see ^^o'^o^. 
 ^ti^^ poJakijL, see ^3i^. 
 ^ti^^oxraj^ pojakonuni, i'. reft. 
 To be grieved. 2. to be distort- 
 ed, as from pain. 3. to rub the 
 face, as in grief or shame. 
 
 J ^z^o^ pojil\^, s. A germ, sprout, 
 bud. — ©Q rice made of 
 germinated paddy. — =#j5"doO 
 a germinated cashew-nut. 
 
35)323 poje 
 
 438 
 
 ^a podi 
 
 —83^ malt, grain steeped in 
 water. 
 ^2^0^-5)^^ pojenkavuni, c, 7\ 
 {of ^^0^0^) To strangulate. 
 
 2. to cause to knead. 
 
 4^^ot5^j^, ^^^j^ pojenkuni, 
 pojekuni (sgp^o^), v, a. To 
 knead. 2. to shampoo, rub. 
 
 3. to squeeze. 4. to strangle, 
 #^^^_ to strangle. 
 
 ^zi 0=5^3 pojenkele, s. lit. A 
 squeezer. 2. a sycophant, a 
 man seeking to please. 
 
 ^^^i)^^ pojekavuni, see ^'^'&o 
 
 ^2^ pojja, see £5j3^. 
 ^li^d potira, see ^"^^i^- 
 n/ ^y.ori^^ pottangeli^, s. Any- 
 thing useless. 
 ^y,cln pottadye, s. A kind of 
 cake made without jaggory. 
 v/ ^li potti, s. A dumb or taci- 
 turn woman. 2. a silly woman. 
 v/^yj. pottu, .y.^'Husk, chaff. 2/a 
 fruit or seed without kernel. 
 3.^ blighted ear of corn, etc. 
 y -/ Wa crack, hurt, adp^mv^i. 
 2. empty, useless. 3"/stupid. 
 
 4. injured. -Ao^^adry well. 
 — 35UD05:) an empty cocoanut. 
 ~t,o^ vain bragging. -scroS 
 blighted paddy. — =5*0^^ a 
 blind eye. —=^0?? a blind 
 man. 
 
 ^yJji^ pottugatti,5^^^Wj^^. 
 
 oSiaUo^sJ^, ^l]j,d:3* pottutatte, 
 
 pottudaddi^, s. Blighted corn. 
 
 Uj^^fe?^ ^j3^ SoOoS he sold the 
 grain and kept the chaff. 
 
 « i^^ potte, ^. 7A dumb man. 
 2. a demon so called. 
 ^^ potte, s. The calf of the 
 
 -/ leg ; also ?ro-d^^. -J 2. a tender 
 
 ^ ear of corn. s/the hollow 
 
 J of a stalk or tree. -^4. preg- 
 nancy, vlg. 5. thickness, as 
 that of a blade of a knife. 
 -^;6odJo^ to whet the thick 
 part of a knife. 
 ^^cs^s?'^ pottedal^ji, s. A preg- 
 nant Pariah woman. 
 
 \ ^^.2Joe3 pottebanji, s. A pot 
 belly. 2. a corpulent man. 
 
 J^y potla, J. A pustule, blister. 
 2. swelling of the gums. 3. 
 see ^?w. 
 
 ■As§j3C3^|jsr?o^ podijitonuni, v.refl. 
 To struggle, strive. 2. to 
 flutter, flap the wings, as a 
 bird. 3. to bustle, be in a 
 hurry. 
 
 y^c^^d podatare, s. The side- 
 bone of the scull. 
 ^dO podavi, s. The earth; of. 
 
 H)^^- [fish. 
 
 ' podasi^i, i". The scales of 
 
 J ^^ podi, s. Powder, dust, 
 crumbs. 2. flour. 3. snuff. 
 — '^^ gravel. -^o??j a miser, 
 ahus. -^ ^^j^ to sow in 
 
 — o 
 
 dry land. -^xp6^^, -dUJ^^ 
 dust to rise up or be dis- 
 persed. —^^0^^ to pulverize, 
 powder. 
 
^^ podi 
 
 439 
 
 s5j3do podu 
 
 ^^3^53)^ podittavuni, see ^^^ 
 
 ^ ^aoJoo^ podiyuni (^^), t'. a. 
 
 To powder, pulverize. 
 ^::^ooEOJ podumbu, adj. Stupid, 
 
 stolid. 2. cowardly. 3. 
 
 sneakisb. s. Cowardliness. 
 4'3'^Joe3 podumbe, s. A stupid, 
 
 or spiritless man. 
 ^:l pode, see ^^^^^ 
 '^d^:)^ podekuni {^^^),7j.a. 
 
 To regret, repent. 2. to be 
 
 envious. 
 -^ ^^^^ podepuni, see 4-^4^- 
 i^zi podda, adj. Foolish. 
 ■^d 6 podpele, see,^n:>oi3. 
 ^ra=^ ponake, see ^r®^- 
 ^22^. ponakke, s. A scab, 
 
 scuri. 
 ^'srQ^o^ ponaluni, ^^^^ 4^^^. 
 
 ^rl pone, ^^^ ^^• 
 y^ra ^j, :^fl^ponjavu, ponjevu, 
 .y.'^A female in general; a 
 grown up woman. —Z?h^ to 
 become pubescent. Four clas- 
 ses of females are enmner- 
 ated by Hindus; namely: 
 tj;).Ss)^, ^jaeco^, ^o^^, 3j!i^, or 
 
 ■6-^, ejciS-^i, ;^o-S-^, zia^^. 
 ^ ^is potta, adj. Hot, burning. 
 ^3^0 pottari, s. A burnt co- 
 
 coanut tree. 
 J ^33^dj^, ^3^£^;) pottavuni, 
 
 pottadruni, c, v. {of fs^^^?:^) To 
 
 light, kindle, barn- ;gorf5— 
 
 to light a ]amp. 
 
 J^^^^ pottnni {p^, ^'.^. To 
 burn. 
 
 J^so^dj^, ^^c^ potturuni, po- 
 truni (^^_^&, ^5j)' "^'^ ^- '^^ 
 kindle, set fire. 2. to incite 
 to a quarrel. 
 ^lfl°Ji? pottengri, J. Burnt 
 trees. 
 
 -i^ljjSJ* pottel^, ^. The testicles. 
 — ^je)0 scrotal eczema. — /<o 
 rfo^ to castrate. ®^- a 
 vulgar name for sSjacc^j^e;:). 
 — ^T?oK wild kind of yam. 
 ^C3^=^J5^2;* podi^koly, J^^ ^^-^ 
 
 ^d=apodake, ^. The eye lashes. 
 J^ci^o^ podaluni (^s^^), 7'. tz. 
 
 To come out, rise up. 
 ^a=^ podike, s. Stale food, 
 
 food prepared for a journey. 
 
 2. hoarded money, savings. 
 
 _=5yo^?) to put up food for a 
 
 journey; to hoard money. 
 7o§f«)a^^ podipuni, see ^:3^^. 
 ^acd:o^ podiyuni, see ^^^ 
 
 >y^dj podu, ^. Relationship or 
 connection by marriage. —"^^ 
 ^0^ to propose an alliance 
 by marriage. 
 
 ^cjj^o podunkulu, podunklu, 
 poduku, poduklu, i". A tuft; 
 a handful of grass, etc. 
 ^djo2oe3^. podumbatti^, see sSj^ 
 
 ei 
 
 ^doozoo podumbu, see ^j^^i^oaoo. 
 
^do podu 
 
 440 
 
 ^d pora 
 
 ^rfj=^J3^0' podukoly., s. A 
 
 small broom for broiling ^0. 
 ^Cuo^^ podupuni (#), z'.a. To 
 
 broil, parch. ^rfo^iJ, ^z±>b 
 
 ^■^ a broiling pan. 
 ^dJsSo*" podupeli^, ^. Parching. 
 
 ^^*. Parched, broiled. — 2js5 
 
 parched paddy. 
 j^dsji)^^^ podepavuni, c. 7-. (^ 
 
 ^do^oi) To cause to put on 
 
 clothes, to dress. 
 a ^d^ podepu, s. Wearing 
 
 apparel; also ^j^o^^6^. 
 vl^cS^^ podepuni (^^), v. a. To 
 
 put on clothes. 2. to brood, 
 
 as a hen her chickens. 
 ^03^ F^ poddana, s. A distant 
 
 relationship; also ^'^csd^^sjo. 
 ^a=^ poddike, see ^^64. 
 J^^aodoj^, ^dj^, poddiyuni, 
 
 podduni, (^^^), '^. ^- To roll, 
 
 cover, wrap. 2. to encircle, 
 
 wind, twine. 
 ^dj poddu, ^<?^ ^^^. 
 J^d podde, s. A relative, kin- 
 dred. —54,^ relations and 
 
 friends. 
 ^cSjac*^, ^c3j?)^jpoddoly,pod- 
 
 dolu, s. Broiled grain ; c/. ^&. 
 ^nj^sj^) podpavuni, c. v. (of 
 
 ^c^^) To roast, broil, toast, 
 
 parch. 
 ^cjj^c^ podpuni, see ^cl:4^. 
 ^d^b* podbatty, see £5js::ioo2ol3^. 
 ^dO'^cJ podyuni, see ^a^odoo?). 
 ^C3^ c4cJ poddyavuni, c. v. {of 
 
 ^a^odojr^) To cause to roll, 
 cover, encircle. 
 ^^€, ^^ ponike, ponke, see 
 
 ^^^ poppala, see t^-tu^. 
 
 ^^ poppi, see ^^. 
 
 ^o^j^s'or^^ poyikanny, s. A veil 
 (??' mask. adj. Short-sighted. 
 Js§je)03jaj^ poyipini (^oso), v. a. 
 To twist, as a rope, j 2. to 
 tap with a horn, as the tender 
 blossoms of a cocoanut tree 
 for toddy-drawing. 
 J^oSj^jsd^ poyimar^, s. Vio- 
 lence, force. 2. extortion, 
 pillage. — S?jSo an anarchical 
 province. 
 
 ^o3jdoo?do^o poyimusulu, ^^^ 
 
 ^oSos3* poyil^, ^. An abscess. 
 2. tapping. — sjdt^o^ to tap 
 the tender blossoms of a palm- 
 bud in toddy-drawing. 
 
 ^OSj?oO^ poyisali^, see ^cx3o?i^. 
 
 ^Oo>sJo^ poyyamane, see ^^ 
 ^o?«. 
 
 ^ojoo^;:) poyyuni (^053-^)) v> n. 
 To sit cross-legged; bet. 5563^ 
 jgpodoon^. 2. see sj^odoo^. 
 
 ^o:JoOo;^o^o poyyusulu, ^^^ "^^ 
 
 a3^o20o;^oejo. 
 
 J^o3> poyye, ^. Sand. ^^- 
 
 coarse sand, -o^^'o^?) to be 
 
 afflicted with small measles. 
 
 ^dot3e)53* porarijaly., see ^t^^. 
 
 ^Oo^* poranty, see n^^oO. 2. see 
 
^d pora 
 
 441 
 
 '^^:>F porlu 
 
 ^d^^Oc^) porakaluni, see ^^r 
 
 ^d2^5^ porajana, see -^cSj^^di^. 
 ^deE poraje, see ^^. 
 -i^ds;^ porali^, s. A fife, flute. 
 
 ^do^, ^d^^ poral^, poralyi, ^. 
 Fishy smell. 
 J ^Dpori,^. A harrow. 2. a spark. 
 
 3. see ^^j^ ^. -^ozf the 
 whole root of a tree. — ts^wo.^i 
 to harrow, —^h^ to lose in 
 the game of siN^-sSo??. ~^^h^ 
 to get broiled, as grain. 
 — do^o^^ to broil grain. 
 
 Ni^S^^ poripuni (^5), v. a. To 
 broil, parch. 
 
 J ^Dojoo^ poriyuni (sS)?>a), z/. n. 
 To be broiled, parched. 
 c^dj 0=3^0 porunku, ^^^ ^o^r. 
 ^sJjsdjsS poruve, see ^^r. 
 
 ^'' ^dj^o^ poruveli^, ^.'^The under 
 part of a fowl's wings./ 
 2. the side, flank. 
 
 vi^d pore, see 4^. 
 ^Sc'^o^ porencuni, see 4ozior^. 
 
 J'^dzi^^ poreduni, see s^^e^o^. 
 
 -^ ^633)^) porepuni, see ^S^^. 
 
 ^ ^6^^ poreli^, s. Reeling. 
 
 J ^6^0^ poreluni, see 4'^ejo^. 
 
 -i ^6s;o ^ porelpuni, see 4'^4?^. 
 ^6?;jo^ poresuni, see ^i^Tio^. 
 ^T^rF^Oo^), ^=^r^jo^ porkal- 
 yuni, porkeluni {^^f6, ^€f 
 ^), 7.'. n. A boil to form or 
 suppurate. 
 
 ^=^ro^ porkeliji, ^^^ ^c^f6. 
 ^=^Fs3 porkele, ^^t? 9§pc^r. 
 ^2:^jr^ porcuni, see ^d^r^. 
 
 ^3ro7^J5)^o portingolu, see ^ 
 
 Sf6. 
 
 V^^JF portu, s. Time, daylight; 
 the sun. —^o^bo^oo^ the sun 
 about to set. — s'oi^j^ the sun 
 to set. ~^qh^ time to pass, 
 to be late. — ■s:^jsc?o^ the sun 
 to rise. 
 "^iFo^, ^|j?oFs;^o portal^, por- 
 tyolu, s. The month or time 
 of birth. 
 
 J^C3-?F5j^ pordavuni, <;. 7'. (of 
 ^dJF^) To bring together, 
 make friends; to familiarize; 
 to reconcile. 
 
 J'^didF pordu, ^.^Inclination, 
 
 y leaning of the mind. v^. battle, 
 combat. 
 
 n/^l^of^ porduni (^Sr), 7'. 72. To 
 approach, draw near; to be 
 attached, adhered. 2. to be 
 accessible, sociable, familiar. 
 3. to be in harmony; to be 
 reconciled. <oc^ e?odO(^ ^rfor 
 ^ I cannot cope with him. 
 ^aioK B^^ ^s:ijro-rfo the curse 
 cleaves to him. 
 ^c^F^ pornana, see ^^o:iF^. 
 
 vi^^F^ porpuni (^S), 7f.a. To 
 pull, pluck off, root up or 
 out. 
 
 s/^'i)OF porlu, ^. Beauty, comeli- 
 ness, adj. Beautiful, hand- 
 some, fair, pleasant, fine. 
 
^55r porle 
 
 442 
 
 -^6 polle 
 
 —^f^ a handsome boy. — sj^^ 
 ■d a pleasant word. — =s^ol3 
 very beautiful. 
 J; ^5^5^ porle, ^. A handsome man. 
 ;s5|e>^r porve, s. A wild duck. 
 ^^F'^^ porveli^, see ^tj^^6. 
 J ^^o^^ polampuni(^'^eJo), v. a. 
 ^To clean, wash, rinse. 2. see 
 
 ^'s^20j polabu, s. Acquaintance. 
 2. familiarity, friendship. 3. 
 exercise, practice. 4. ability. 
 5. the outline or plan of a 
 work. 
 ^i^^?;*^ polasijL, rt^.-^Dirty, un- 
 clean ; c/. ^jse;fo. s. see ^ 
 
 J^£) poll, .y. Interest in tkind. 
 2. increase, abundance. — 2j 
 zjs 4^ a farmer to brinor home 
 a sheaf of the first crop, shout- 
 ing ^cts^ ^z^^^ (increase! 
 multiply ! ~~T\ "^j^hF^ to lend 
 rice before the harvest and 
 receive it 6ack with 25 per 
 cent after the season. — sro 
 
 Zli^, — e3s^^ to shout ^^^€) 
 
 So2;|3 e;, while gathering corn 
 
 in a barn. —soLr^ to increase. 
 ^O'S', ^Ori polike, polige, see 
 
 ^O-R. 2. see sgp^ctf. 
 J^0o5>^ polipuni (i^e5), V. ^.-^To 
 
 break. 2. ^6^^ ^tc;j^?i. 
 «2|e)®^ocl polimane, j. A wooden 
 
 instrument for levelling and 
 
 smoothening the flooring of 
 
 a building, ek. 
 
 J^OooJO^ poliyuni {^^), v, n. 
 To break, be broken. 
 ^0?-/ polisi^, see 4^oJ. 
 ^^as3 poluve, see ^^J<. 
 ^^o?cO polusu, see ^^^^. 
 J^s3 pole, s. Pollution, defile- 
 ment, 
 ^d polke, see j§o^o^. 
 
 ^^0^^ polpuni (^^), v.a. To 
 level and smoothen, as the 
 flooring of a building, etc.^ 
 with a wooden instrument. 
 cf. ^^^t^. &d€_ to level a 
 courtyard so. 
 
 ^^^bf, pollakattu, s. Mending 
 upon mending, patch upon 
 patch. 
 
 4^o?)5^^ pollavuni, cv. {of f^ 
 <s;j ^) To cause to sew or 
 stitch. 
 
 '^^f\ poUige, s. Sewing, stitch- 
 ing, needle-work. 
 J ^Sojjo^, ^^0 ^ polliyuni, pol- 
 luni (^^), 7.'. a, JTo sew, i 
 stitch, knit. 1 2. to slander, ] 
 backbite. 
 J ^^0 pollu, adj. Devoid of pulp, 
 
 CO 
 
 or kernel, as a fruit. 2. empty, 
 void. 3. timid, spiritless. 
 ^t^j^rS^oSj, ^^icDoSj polluna- 
 ye, polvedaye, ^.^A tailor. 2. 
 a slanderer. 
 ^^J s3 polluv6, see ^^^. 
 
 j^t;o^;^o pollusu, s. Interest, i 
 
 gain, profit. 2. luck, good 
 
 fortune. 3. money in reserve. 
 
 / ^-3 pom, see ^^. 2. see^^c^ii. 
 
^q3 polle 
 
 443 
 
 ^{z^^ potu 
 
 J ^'3 polle, s. Slander, talebear- 
 ing. -3i 4s^ a slanderer, 
 tale-bearer. 
 
 ^§3, polve, ^^6' f§P°^7^. 
 J-^Vd polsu, ^"^ fi'sejo^^io. 
 Jsjp^ posa, ^^/y. New, novel. 2. 
 fresh, recent. 3. strange, 
 wonderful, unheard of. -^ 
 •rfceoci?? the New Testament, 
 Ch7'. _e9& rice of the new 
 crop. — ^ooyo a new cloth. 
 -^rJ^je)^ a stranger. -^Snew 
 kind; a new path. -Qsrosi a 
 new custom, an innovation. 
 —Tirl^f a new year. — ^^ 
 strange or wonderful news. 
 
 ^?:oo£o posante, see ^7iBT>c3o. 
 J ^1^:3^ posatu, s. That which is 
 new, fresh, eh-, adv. Newly. 
 — erofd^^to observe the harvest 
 feast. 
 J^?03"3o3j, ^fe)^t3 posataye, po- 
 sabe, s. A new man, novice. 
 
 ^;^^r\^oposagaine, see ^jst^sX^o. 
 
 ^^odo^ posuruni, see ^^^j3^-do^. 
 
 ^;5^ poske, ^^^ ^'ss?^- 
 
 ^^o=3^j^ polankuni (^^o^), 7-. ??. 
 To be in distrt'ss. 2. to have 
 pity. 
 
 ^^ poli, see ^^^ 
 
 ^^0=^, ^^=^ polinke, polike, s. 
 A present in cash to an actor. 
 
 ^ 2. bark, skin, peel, crust. 
 
 ^^^^ polipuni, see ^€^^. 
 
 Z^^j^ poltu, see ^^c>F. 
 J ^^, ^^0^ polla, pollu, see ^oo^. 
 
 ^^0=5*^ ponkara, adj. Dirty. 
 
 :s2jS)eo^odj, ^^cT^^ponkuru, pon- 
 kru, s. Slough, mire. adj. 
 Miry. 2. dirty. -2^?^ nasty 
 people. — oieS muddy water. 
 — -do^se a dirty smell. — ^^c:^ ' 
 ^^, — 7j^^ to be covered 
 with mire. 
 ^^o€, ponkre, ^^<? ^■»?§. 
 ■J^^u^D pokuri, ^^^ ^?^&. 
 J^e^o' po^a, <7^//". Profligate, de- 
 baucherous. 2. mischievous, 
 turbulent. 3. jocose, droll. 
 —^^ profligate, or debauche- 
 rous people. 
 ^^^^?^, ^^s^lir^ pokatana, 
 pokatige, s. Profligacy, de- 
 bauchery. 2. mischief. 3. 
 waggery, drollery. 
 ^^=51)^ pokala, s. Perdition, 
 ruin. 
 J^^-S-D pokiri, s. Diminutive 
 
 of f^S' adj. see ^e^- 
 7 ^^^j poku, s. Means; end. ^2. 
 passing off. 
 ^^^oo^ pokul^, see ^^. 
 J^e^ poke, ^. A profligate, de- 
 bauchee. 2. a mischievous 
 person. 3. see s^^^. 4. a wag, 
 wit; of. ^e-S^s. 
 ^^4)^ poktana, see ^^^^^. 
 J^eejiD^^li, v^^ei potapoti, 
 poti, s. Rivalry, emulation, 
 competition. 
 ^ee3, ^^^ poti, pote, s. A 
 
 woman with a beard. 
 ^^eJo^ potuni (^eO), v. a. To 
 embrace sexually, vl^. 
 
^'se^ podi 
 
 444 
 
 ^^^ pole 
 
 ^ ^e^ri podige, s. Fear, fright, 
 terror. — ^6jd^4^), — 4^^oi 
 to frighten, intimidate, threa- 
 ten. 
 
 yavuni, podipavuni, c. v. {of 
 j^oL^cdooc-i) To frighten, threa- 
 ten, terrify. 
 
 i^^cScdoo^ podiyuni (^e^^), v.n. 
 To fear, be afraid. ^e^S^? 
 ^^ to be alarmed, frightened, 
 terrified. 
 "S^^z potra, s. Coincidence 
 in measurement, agreement, 
 likeness, adj. Right, correct, 
 equal, uniform; cf. ^eS^. 
 
 4^^^^ popini (^e), v. 71. To go, 
 go off or away. 2. to be lost, 
 disappear. 3. to pass, depart, 
 start. ^%;- a house to be 
 ruined, "^t— to pass time; 
 to support one's self or his 
 family. ^-s^^e when going. 
 ^esia ajsirb when going and 
 coming. ^ec^j ecsSr let me 
 take leave. ^e^oQeSs'^ not to 
 go, so as not to be lost. Sj 
 zf ^ ^e^ where had you been ? 
 ^??^A^ejust when going. ^ 
 ^e^T? 20^ you cannot go. ^ 
 ^e^Tli you must go. 
 
 •j^^O, ^^d pora, pore, s.k lad. 
 
 J«Sl5?0 pori, ^.-^A lass. 2. ^^^ 
 
 ^^Of^ porige, J. Full or cor- 
 rect measurement of grain, 
 etc, -^Jh^ to measure cor- 
 rectly, measurement to be 
 
 correct. — -rfos^Ok^ to give a 
 correct measure of grain, 
 efc, as a seller to a pur- 
 chaser. 
 
 ^^Ocdoo^ poriyuni (^?&), 7'. a. 
 To give a correct measure of 
 grain, etc. 2. to tease, 
 v/ trouble, annoy. 3vto wrestle, 
 quarrel, ©cdja^— to wrestle 
 from insolence. 
 
 ^^6j5i]o porotu, s. The side 
 slips of a piece of timber. 
 
 ^^D3o sj^) poryavuni, c. v. (of ^e 
 • 5cx5oo^) To cause to measure 
 correctly, as grain. 
 
 ^^0 poll, s. Speaking irrele- 
 vently. 2. plunder, extor- 
 tion. ^^'. Irrel event, imperti- 
 nent. 2. plundering, extor- 
 tionate. -^=^0^?) to plunder. 
 
 ^e^ pole, see ^e^. 
 
 ^^s3o polye, ^. A small kind of 
 basket. 
 
 ^^5^, "sJ^s^^rQ, ^^^cl posha, 
 poshana, poshane, s. Nourish- 
 ment, maintenance, feeding. 
 
 ^^Jo posa, s. Sunset, evening. 
 — rf -^^T evening time. — C3s 
 o3o one who observes the cus- 
 tom of taking his supper be- 
 fore sunset, as a Jain. 2. see 
 
 ^e^ posra, s. Urine. 
 
 ^e^;^^^^^ posraladaye, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 ^5^ pol^, s. A cake of rice 
 flour, etc.^ baked on a pot- 
 sherd or iron plate. 
 
"^^^ pole 
 
 445 
 
 ^. 
 
 prati 
 
 ^^^=5D^:> polekayi, s. Writing 
 a large, crooked hand, as 
 children do. 
 
 ^ pou, see S3D^. 2. see ^. 
 
 ^J^o^& pounci, see ^^osJ. 
 
 tJ^o'^, sp23 pounji, pouji, see 
 
 S3^z3, sJ52;;iO poujl, pouju, see 
 
 ^^^rallo ,5j5^yo^ pounattu,pouna- 
 ttu, ^. Doing things by halves. 
 —^<sJ7i a work done by half. 
 
 5j^ A poutri, s. A grand daughter. 
 
 sd^Cj^ pourusha, ^. Heroism, 
 manliness. 2. boast, brag. 
 
 ^Dod pyade, .y^^ ^?^. 
 
 pra, ^ AS^ji/zi". prefix implying 
 Progressive motion. 2. ex- 
 •cess. 3. excellence. 
 =5^y prakata, ^c//'. Displayed, 
 unfolded, revealed, manifest, 
 public. -^o<^0s^^ to proclaim, 
 make public 
 
 g^^^eirl prakatane, s. Revelation, 
 manifestation. 
 
 sJyS^dra prakarana, s. A chapter, 
 section. 2. an introduction, 
 prologue, prelude. 
 
 ^=a^0 prakara, s. Manner, 
 method, mode. adv. Accord- 
 ing to, conformably with. 
 
 ^l^^)^ prakasa, s. Sunshine, 
 lustre, light, splendour. 2. 
 expansion, diffusion, mani- 
 festation. ^"Sh^ to shine. 
 -eross.-'i to have lustre, -^i-^e 
 &!0r^ light or splendour to 
 appear, —f^^l^^ light to fade 
 away; light to shed forth. 
 
 Wj 
 
 "O 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^^x;^ prakr^ta, i". The present, 
 
 this time. — Xo for the present. 
 
 tjj^x^ prakrijLti, s. Nature. 2. 
 
 the natural state of anything. 
 
 3. the root. 4. cause, origin. 
 
 ■^.sj^^-i prakhyata, «^'. Celebrat- 
 
 ed, famous; notorious. 
 ^iae)o'^ prakhyati, s. Publicity, 
 fame, notoriety. 
 i^cTi pracanda, adj. Intolera- 
 ble, insupportable. 2. bold 
 confident, presumptuous. 3. 
 violent, fierce. -^j?>s? tempest, 
 storm, —•^■^■^y^^ a bold, vali- 
 ant or fierce man. 
 tj.^^t pracara, 5. Precept, ob- 
 servance. 
 
 t3^3jvB prajapati, ^. Brahma, 
 the creator. 2. a king. 3. a 
 decent term for the memb- 
 rum virile, 
 g^ praje, .'f. People, subjects. 
 
 2. oft'spring, progeny. 
 ■i^S)^-^^ prajotpatti, s. The 
 fifth year in the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 
 g^gO^oj'^ prajvalisuni (5j^^«5^), 
 v.n. To shine, glitter. 2. to 
 blaze, be inflamed. 
 g^23^Q3 prajvdle, ^. Shining, glit- 
 ter, blaze. [affection. 
 gjCSCdo pranaya, s. Friendship, 
 gj3i5SJ pratapa, s. Dignity, ma- 
 jesty. 2. valour, prowess. 
 ^.3^^ pratapu, s. An old Indian 
 coin equivalent to one rupee. 
 
 ^ 
 
 "O 
 
 3 prati, A Sans, prefix im- 
 //j^m^ Substitution. 2.seve- 
 
 38 
 
5^ 
 
 prati 
 
 446 
 
 sj qj pratha 
 
 c; 
 
 ^ 
 
 ral, in order. 3. direction, 
 designation. 4. belonging to. 
 5. exchange, return. 5. A 
 substitute ; a copy. adj. Each, 
 every. ~^^ every day. — r^*"^ 
 ^J3?) each man. —^^v^ to 
 take a copy. 
 
 3i^=5^d pratikara, ^. A remedy, 
 antidote. 2. a return of 
 offices either good or bad. 
 _:;Sj^o^?) to revenge, retaliate. 
 
 ^^"^Jzio pratikula, s. Oppo- 
 sition, clashing, disagree- 
 ment, adj. Adverse, contrary. 
 
 g^32§ pratijne, s. Promise, as- 
 sent. 2. resolution, vow. 
 
 g^Sd^pratidhvani, s- An echo. 
 vS^p pratinidhi, s. A resem- 
 blance of a real figure, image, 
 picture. 2. a representative, 
 proxy. 3. a surety. 
 
 g^3?S^sJo pratinema, s. Daily 
 religious observance. 
 
 3J,3sJ^ pratipaksha, s. The op- 
 posite side ^r party. 
 
 g.«B^p; pratiphala, s. Eeward; 
 return, requital. 
 
 g32*)oj;Spratibandha,^. Obstacle, 
 impediment. 
 
 3i3^:cqJF2 pratibandhane, s. A 
 demoniacal possession. 2. 
 binding. 
 
 ^3::^o2o pratibimba, s. A reflec- 
 tion, resemblance or coun- 
 terpart of a real form, as a 
 picture, image, shadow. 
 
 ^3SjJ pratime, s. An image, 
 idol, puppet. 
 
 ^3dJS^ pratirupu, ^. A picture, 
 image, counterpart. 
 
 ^vBu^L^ pratilabha, s. Twofold 
 gain, profit. 
 
 ^3sje^^, ga^^^o prativacana, 
 prativakya, s. A reply, answer. 
 
 3J,s353e)£) prativadi, s. A defend- 
 ant, respondent. 
 
 gjss^ pratishthe, s. Fame, cele- 
 brity. 2. consecration. 3. 
 endowment. 4. staying, stand- 
 ing, fixation, —Z^h^ to be 
 consecrated. —T^a"^^^ to con- 
 secrate. 
 
 g3^=5-5)d pratikara, see ^S^-d. 
 
 gvle^ pratikshe, ^. Hope, ex- 
 pectation. 
 
 g^oOJo pratyaya, 3". An affix. ^ 
 
 ^^0^ pratyaksha, ^^'. Percep- 
 tible, perceivable, present. 
 — ^ appearance, advent. 
 
 d pratyuttara, ^. An 
 answer, reply. 
 
 ^oosri^'sd pratyupakara, s. Re- 
 ciprocated favour, return of 
 good offices. 
 
 ^io^^ pratyeka, adj. Separate, 
 distinct. ^^^^ one by one. 
 
 g^l^e^^^, gjig^-^^io^ pratyeki- 
 puni, pratyekisuni ('^^^^'^^ ^ 
 ^o?-&cJ), -c'.a. To separate. 
 q^^o prathama, adj. First, 
 prior. 2. chief, principal. 
 —sgtT^osi the third person, 
 grain. —^"^^ the nomina- 
 tive case. — ^ at first. 
 qS^fo prathama, s. The first 
 lunar day. 
 
 -r'^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 o 
 
^ 
 
 rf prada 
 
 447 
 
 ■^ r^ 
 
 cd,do^ prame 
 
 gcJs^FN pradarsana, s. Showing. 
 2. explaining. 
 
 tt.cj'^rs, 5:;,d^fl, sj.d-c-e^ pra- 
 dakshana, pradakshane pradak- 
 shina, ^. Reverential circum- 
 ambulation around an object 
 of worship. [tion. 
 
 gjC3e)f^ pradana, s. A gift, dona- 
 
 gd^2» pradesa, s. A place in 
 general. 2. a country, dis- 
 trict. 
 
 gdJS^^ pradosha, s. The first 
 part of the night. 
 
 g9"3=d pradhana, adj. Principal, 
 chief, superior. — odj?)3i^ a 
 high priest. 
 
 g^9^^ pradhani, s. A prime 
 minister. 
 
 gsJo^CT prapanca, s. The world, 
 universe. 2. illusion, delu- 
 sion. 3. partiality. adj. 
 Worldly, secular. -^o<^o^^ 
 to be partial. sjo^S xliijsdoei 
 f^^ there is no distinction at ' 
 a dinner table. 
 Sj«)^ prapata, s. A cliff, preci- 
 pice. 2. a water-fall. 3. a 
 bank, shore. 
 
 g^20oq^ prabandha, s. An essay, 
 literary composition, con- 
 nected discourse. 
 
 3l2j^ prabala, adj. Strong, 
 powerful. 2. abounding, pre- 
 vailing. ~z?h^ to become 
 powerful ; to prevail ; to 
 spread widely. 
 
 6iz^^ prabhava, ^. The first year 
 in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 
 ^ 
 
 g^:pc)rf prabhava, -s-. Majesty, 
 dignity. 2. power, energy. 
 
 gzp^d^ prabhavale, s. The shrine 
 of an idol, 
 
 tuZ^j prabhu, s. A lord, master, 
 prince. — ^^ power, author- 
 ity, government. 
 
 g^E^ prabhe, s. Light, splendour, 
 radiance. 
 
 ^Sjo^ pramatta, adj. Intoxicat- 
 ed. 2. infatuated, proud. 
 
 ^^0^ pramathe, s. An attend- 
 ant on Siva. 
 
 ^sJot^ pramada, sec ^^jserf. 
 
 g^JsrQ pramana, s. Measure, 
 size, dimension, quantity. 
 2. proof, testimony. 3. an 
 oath. 4. limit. — -dooai c=^ a 
 document containing the 
 terms of an oath, ^-do^o^^^ 
 to take an oath. 
 
 ^dj^r? pramani, s. A head-man, 
 chief. [-pj^. 
 
 g^s^jscjia pramanika, see s^^^j?) 
 
 g^^JsS^d pramada, s. Mistake, in- 
 accuracy. 2. carelessness. 
 
 6i,^j^^ pramadi, s. The thir- 
 teenth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 gdjsa^e^ pramadlca, s. The 
 forty-seventh year in the 
 Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 
 ^^:i0sc> pramukha, adj. Chief, 
 principal, first. 2. excellent, 
 best. 
 
 gjSSo^oJj prameya, s. Opportu- 
 nity, occasion. 2. the subject 
 or topic of a conversation. 
 
gpSSo^ prame 
 
 448 
 
 gs35) prava 
 
 ^ 
 
 3J,do^rO,^j?)^eio pramesrinotu, s. 
 A promissory note. 
 
 g;5o^3d praineha,^'. The venereal 
 disease. 
 
 g,s3J5^d pramoda, s. Joy, glad- 
 ness, happiness, delight. 
 
 ^^JS^djS^ pramoduta, s. The 
 fourth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 g^o;^o^ prayatna, s. Endeavour, 
 effort. 2. act, action, -^o 
 ^^^ to try, endeavour. 
 oi^-^rl prayaga, s. Sacrifice, 
 oblation. 2. the confluence 
 of the Ganges and Yamuna 
 at Allahabad. 
 
 a33e)r9 prayana, s. Journey, 
 march. — too2o, — ^ a passen- 
 ger, traveller. ~tSo^^^ to 
 travel, journey. 
 Q^^DT^ prayasa, s. Labour, 
 trouble, fatigue 2. difficulty, 
 embarrassment. 3. pain. 
 
 g^oJoo^ prayukta, adj. Endowed 
 with, possessing, as an attri- 
 bute, postpo. For, on ac- 
 count of. 
 
 g^a3js^?i prayoga, s. Conse- 
 quence, result. 2. the opera- 
 tion or effect of magical or 
 mysterious rites. 3. effort, 
 exertion. 4. act, action. 5. 
 use of a word. 6. the admi- 
 nistration or prescription of 
 medicine. _CA)5g^^ to be in 
 use, as a word. -^:>^o^Si, ^oSja? 
 ^^^> to perform any magical 
 rites, etc. ; to administer, as 
 
 ^ 
 
 medicine, poison, etc.\ to use, 
 make use of. 
 
 go3j3^2^^ prayojake, s. A clever 
 man. ©-, ^)i3;- a worthless 
 man. 
 
 ^oSjs^ti^ prayojana, s. Cause. 
 2. motive. 3. result. 4. oc- 
 cupation, business. 5. profit, 
 use, advantage. ~^h^ to be 
 of use. c3^^- of what use is 
 it? — cTOoS useless, worthless. 
 
 ^^odo pralaya, s. A general 
 deluge, the world's destruc- 
 tion. 8i£^- the deluge. 
 
 ^Oc)3j pralapa, s. Sorrow, lamen- 
 tation. 
 
 gj sj ^ F =5* pravartake, ^. An author. 
 2. an arbiter, judge. 
 
 ti^-^'iF-^ pravartana, s. Action, 
 business. 2. conduct, be- 
 haviour. 
 
 g^d>Br?oj^pravartisuiii (^^Sr^), 
 V. n. To be going on, to be 
 in a state of action- 2. to 
 behave, conduct one's self. 
 
 ^s:^q^^f2pravardhane, s. Increas- 
 ing, thriving. 
 
 gjSd^r?go^ pravardhisuni (^^pf 
 oJ), V. n. To increase, pros- 
 per, thrive. 
 
 ^S3^J^ pravada, s. Report, ru- 
 mour. 
 
 g^^c)Ci?2 pravadane, s. Prophecy, 
 prediction, -t^^^^^ ^ssa?i)^ 
 to prophesy, foretell. 
 
 gj^"3a pravadi, s. A prophet. 
 
 gjS3^?o pravasa, see t^i^^DTi. 
 
 gj^-e)3dpravaha, s. A stream cur- 
 
gj^s) prava 
 
 449 
 
 tr^T^-^ prasta 
 
 rent; the flowing or course 
 of any thing. 
 
 ^S3D^ pravala, s. Coral. -^?i^ 
 calcination of coral. 
 
 ^^^CQ pravina, adj. Skilful, 
 clever. — ^ cleverness, skill. 
 
 ^^^cl pravine, i". A skilful man, 
 a clever man. 
 
 ^^\^ pravr^tti, s. Activity, 
 occupation. 
 
 5J,s^xd pravruddha, adj. Full 
 grown, expanded, spread 
 abroad, dispersed, increased, 
 more. 
 
 ^d^2^ pravesa, s. Entrance. 2. 
 arrival. 3. commencement, as 
 of learning. -e?b^ to inter- 
 fere. —Tid^x^. •^■^^^76^^ to 
 enter; to commence. 
 
 ^^o7<i prasamsa, s. Praise, flat- 
 tery. 2. subject, matter. — c2 
 ^^ to refer to a matter. 
 —T^o^^^ to praise, flatter; to 
 speak on a matter. 
 
 gsJ^ prasasta, adj. Good, com- 
 mendable, excellent, illustri- 
 ous, famous. 2. convenient, 
 commodious. 
 
 ^i prasne, s. A question, inter- 
 rogation. 2. soothsaying. 
 — QeL>^ to consult stars on a 
 matter or event; to make 
 an astrological calculation. 
 -•do-^o^^ to ask, question. 
 
 -gj^JS^io^d prasnottara, s. A 
 dialogue, catechism. 
 
 g?dor( prasanga, s. A sermon, 
 preaching. 2. a discourse. 
 
 lecture. 3. a Hindu drama. 
 ^^TioJx a preacher. — -^^o^^ 
 to preach, discourse. 
 
 gj^do^ prasanna, adj. Pleased, 
 delighted, gracious, favour- 
 able, auspicious, -^t^ to 
 be pleased, favourable. — "^^ 
 f :R^.^ reo?> to win over. 
 
 g^?^sj prasava, ^. Bringing forth 
 or bearing young. 2. birth, 
 production. -^?3^^ the travail 
 of childbirth. 
 
 g;^^d prasada, s. Favour, kind- 
 ness, propitiousness. 2. food, 
 eU., offered to a deity or to 
 a guru. ;5e^^- God's favour; 
 what is offered or conse- 
 crated to God. Trice. 
 s/sj.^"adc^ prasadana, s. Cooked 
 ?^J■s^5^^ prasadhane, s. Dress, 
 decoration. 
 
 tukt^ prasiddha, adj. Famous, 
 celebrated, public, notorious. 
 —^hoi to become famous or 
 notorious. — •sSjs;<o^r^ to publish. 
 
 g^S prasiddhi,^. Fame, notorie- 
 ty, celebrity. 
 
 ?oJ3vl prasuti, s. Bringing forth 
 as young. 2. birth. 
 
 gj^ prasta, ^. Any auspicious 
 ceremony. 2. marriage, ^--s? 
 £{5^_ consummation of a 
 marriage. 
 
 3J,?5»).^prastapa,^. Opportunity. 
 
 \_J — n 
 
 2. incidental reference to a 
 person or thing, --rfo^s^j^^, 
 ^rfs hii:)^ to speak on an af- 
 fair; to seize an opportunity. 
 
 ^ 
 
 O 
 
gTo^ prasta 
 
 450 
 
 sq^oJo pray a 
 
 3J,?3^„^c5 prastavane, s. Com- 
 mencement, introduction. 
 
 ^^:^ prahara, s. A watch, or 
 the eighth part of an entire 
 day and night. 2. a weapon. 
 3. a blow. 
 
 ^So^d prahlade, s, A pious son 
 of Hiranyakasipu. 
 
 gj^ojj pralaya, see ^<sjcoo. 
 
 ^^e)^^ prakshalane, s. Wash- 
 ing, cleaning. 
 
 o3e)jO^, sj^^o^o pranta, prantya, 
 
 -^. 
 
 .^uo.^^ 
 
 ^. Edge, border, frontier, part, 
 neighbourhood, adj. Near, 
 adjacent. 
 
 Sj^u^ prak^, adj. Before, prior, 
 old, preceding. 2. past. — ^ 
 ■rf^^from past time. —^^^ an 
 old account. — S formerly. 
 
 sq^^iax^ prakruta, ^^'. Natural. 
 2. low, vulgar, s. A peculiar 
 dialect of Sanskrit. 
 
 53^2^^ F^ pracina, adj. Former, 
 prior, ancient, old. 
 
 SSsXtd prajria, adj. Clever, intel- 
 ligent, -^-dzij?,^^ oTO)^ a clever 
 man. 
 
 33^^C9prana,^. Life, vitality. 2. air' 
 inhaled, breath. — osjtI, — tS^? 
 2c^, sj^?to-£^ an intimate friend. 
 —^je)^^ a murderer. — ^Ss5 
 consecration of an idol, —tjo 
 ^Ti dangerous illness, —^e 
 ^oi to die. — £3o8j5jsr€)o^ to be 
 weary of life; to consume 
 one's self. zJods^fijs^j the 
 five vital airs, or modes of 
 inspiration and respiration. 
 
 53^ 
 
 oS^eJ prani, s. A living being, 
 an animal. 
 
 oCg)^'§^^^, sj^aro"3,^ pratah- 
 kala, prataskala, vV. The dawn, 
 morning. 
 
 prapta, adf. Obtained, 
 gained, received. 2. profi- 
 cient, efficient. — e?c^05^^ to 
 be competent. 
 
 sjjj^ prapti, s. Gain, profit. 2. 
 acquiring, obtaining. 3. suc- 
 cess, improvement. 4. power 
 or faculty of acquiring. 5. 
 luck, fate, fortune, ^^l^ to 
 happen ; to be obtained. — ^ 
 j^?) to be able or lucky. 
 
 S5"3>^j^r?=3*prainanika, ^^". True, 
 of great force, credit, or 
 authority. 
 
 35-3, ojj praya, s. A state or con- 
 dition of life, as age, youth, 
 elc. — o3oe§ how old are 
 you? ^lio— middle age, prime 
 of life. -5d ^ yo^i^g man. 
 -^l^i to be old; to come 
 to age. There is a saying 
 about the different stages of 
 human life; namely: — ^f^S 
 
 ©Si^, e5d©.cl) EOOCJO??, oD^uT^^T^O 
 
 odoj^, ?ijsc2S 3io:i:r^s) childish- 
 ness at ten (years), beauty 
 at twenty, youth at thirty, 
 manhood at forty, dotage at 
 fifty, longing at sixty, a stick 
 at seventy, cripple at eighty, 
 
o^jjOdj praya 
 
 451 
 
 sjsj plava 
 
 prostration at ninety, and 
 departure at hundred. 
 
 Sj^cxJo^ &^ prayascitta, s. Punish- 
 ment. 2. expiation, penance, 
 atonement. —"^^tF^ to pay 
 a fine. — -rfo^oN^^ to punish, 
 fine; to atone, expiate. 
 
 50^ do 9 prarambha, s. Com- 
 mencement, beginning. 
 
 ^^rctp^^o^ prarambhisuni (^ 
 TJo^^j), V, a. To begin, com- 
 mence. 
 
 552;d2J , sq^e^zj prarabdha, pra- 
 
 labdha, ^. Destiny, fortune, 
 fate, luck. 
 
 ^DX^'F-^ prarthane, s. Prayer, 
 supplication, asking. 2. di- 
 vine service. — "sij^o^^, sj^^f 
 ?iOr*:i to pray. 
 
 oCJ^^jF^ prasana, ^. Feeding, eat- 
 ing. -^0^0^^ to eat; to drink. 
 
 ^^^ prasa, s. Alliteration, 
 rhyme. 
 
 sq^^ praste, s. A prime minister. 
 
 ^cdj priya, adj. Dear, beloved, 
 desired. 2. dear, high in 
 price. 3. see sSScoo. ^?jjj5 a 
 beloved companion. 
 
 ox^h priti, ^. Love, affection, 
 regard. 2. delight, pleasure. 
 3. the second of the twenty- 
 seven astronomical yogas. 
 
 -m>-6^ _2pD^ an affectionate 
 disposition. —^jn^ZiX)^^ _^o 
 ^^^^ to love, -aeto) to be 
 affectionate. 
 
 g^^ preta, s. A corpse. 2. a 
 ghost, goblin. 
 
 ■^ ^dj prema, i\ Affection, kind- 
 ness. 2. pleasure, sport, pas- 
 time, joy. — TOrf a friendly 
 discussion. 
 
 ,^c;=^ prerake, s. An inciter, 
 mover, instigator. 
 pdfl, 35.^d^3Jfl prerane, prere- 
 
 xr? 
 
 ^ 
 
 O 
 
 pane, i". Sending, direction, 
 passion or operation of the 
 organs of sense. 2. incite- 
 ment, instigation. 3. inspi- 
 ration. —-^^^Kc^, ^eT5?E:?jo^ to 
 inspire; to incite, induce. 
 
 g^D^ prerita, adj. Sent, di- 
 rected; inspired. 
 
 ^(:2:^F^, ^'^j^^r^ procana, prok- 
 shana,^. Sprinkling. — -s^o^o^^, 
 ^o-§^7io^ to sprinkle. 
 
 s:?^^proudha,^^'. Skilful, clever. 
 
 sq^s^ proudhe, s. A skilful or 
 
 . clever man. 
 
 t> sj plava, ^. The thirty-fifth year 
 
 CO 
 
 in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 6t^oT{ plavanga, s. The forty- 
 
 CO 
 
 first year in the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 
 
pha 
 
 452 
 
 0^^315 phala 
 
 ^ pha, The thirty-fifth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 ^^^6 phakire, s. A dervise, 
 Mussulman mendicant. 2. a 
 destitute man. 3. a solitary 
 man. 
 
 4J^?S phakkane, adz'. Suddenly, 
 unexpectedly. 
 
 ^t3^v^ phajiti, see t>zi^^. 
 
 ^eJori phatinga, ^dj. Rude, ill- 
 behaved,unsteady, dissipated. 
 2. dishonest. ~^^ dissipa- 
 tion; dishonesty. 
 
 ^^UoA phatinge, s. A rake, pro- 
 fligate. 2. a dishonest man. 
 
 ^^2^, ^d phadica, phadca, s. 
 Settlement, adjustment. 2. 
 determination, decision. —^ 
 tc^ to be settled; to be de- 
 cided. ^-^0^0^^ to settle; to 
 determine. 
 
 ^;^p.^e?;3^, sjjd-^^ro phadpos^, 
 phadposi, s. Carelessness, per- 
 functoriness. 2. answering 
 without thinking. 3. getting 
 through a business by hook 
 or by crook, adj. Superficial, 
 careless ; also t>iSj^^. — ^c^tj a 
 work done anyhow. —F^-d-^z^^ 
 a superficial man. -sdd^tjj^ 
 to say more than one knows; 
 to speak at random. 
 
 ^C3e)05j phadayi, s. Difficulty, 
 great distress. 
 
 Ph 
 
 ^rJ phani, s. A serpent, cobra. 
 —■rfjoc^o a festive ceremony 
 in the name of the serpent- 
 god; also ^AsSocTi^. 
 
 ^dI phane, see ^B. 
 
 ^1^ phatte, see t^^. 
 
 ^oSjXo' phayisal^, see ^^7i6. 
 
 ^d=s^ pharak^, s. Discrimina- 
 tion, distinction. 2. recogni- 
 tion, identification; e/. ^a?^. 
 —^o'-^o^^ to discriminate. — srf 
 ^_^^ to recognise, identify ; to 
 inquire. 
 
 4jDe)aJ3^ pharakhaty, ad/. Free, 
 unrestricted, well off. 
 
 ^c^D pharari, ^. Running away. 
 _e?L^ to abscond, desert. 
 
 ^^JSF?^ pharmane, s. A mandate, 
 order. 
 
 ^v phala, s. A fruit in general, 
 the fruit of any plant. 2. 
 result, produce, consequence. 
 3. prosperity, thriving. 4. 
 gain, profit, advantage. ~^ 
 ^ fruits, -^h^ to be fruit- 
 ful. — ^jaSbr^ to yield fruit. 
 -^je)?3io^ to see the conse- 
 quence of an act. 
 
 ^^^^ phalane, pron. Such a 
 one, such and such. —"^fTi 
 such a work. 
 
 SfjOeJd phalara, s, A slight re- 
 past of fruits or sweets, col- 
 lation. 2. any food except 
 
^0 phali 
 
 453 
 
 Uofi banffe 
 
 rice. — -^o^j^^ to take some 
 light food. 
 
 ^03 phalita, adj. Fruitful. 2. 
 profitable. 3. prosperous, 
 thriving. 4. effectual. 
 
 ^0^^, ^0?co^ phalipuni, phali- 
 suni (^e5j, z\ n. To yield fruit, 
 be productive. 2. to be suc- 
 cessful, profitable. 3. to come 
 to pass, fulfill, as a prediction. 
 
 ^jiO, ^n) phasali, phasli, s. The 
 current revenue year, (from 
 July to June). 
 
 ^4^3 phavuji, s. An army, 
 troops, host. 
 
 ^■5)03ocS phayide, see s^DOsorf. 
 
 ^^Qsos^ pharikhati^, s. Receipt, 
 .acquittance, divorce. 2. pay- 
 ment of a debt. 
 
 ^2)^0 ra phalguna, J. The twelfth 
 lunar month. 
 
 ^^JSO phituri, s. Any secret, 
 deceitful or underhand pro- 
 ceeding, intrigue, conspiracy. 
 2. instigation, incitement. 
 — ^jsLr^ to incite. — -rfo^o^^ 
 to intrigue; to betray. 
 
 ^dor^ phirangi, see iT^Ch. 
 
 ^DO^^a, ^o532)ra phiriyadi, 
 phiryadi, s. A complaint, an 
 accusation in law. 
 
 ^^7^ phisi^, s. Fees, remunera- 
 tion. 
 
 ^6j5^=aOg phuroktu, s. Sale, 
 particularly of stamps. 
 
 ^.o^ pheil^, s. A register, file. 
 
 ^\T^^^ plieisal^, see ^^7i6. 
 
 20 
 
 to ba, The thirty-sixth letter of 
 
 the alphabet. 
 too-S- banki, see sroc^. 
 20o^c3"3^'^'5' bankinayake, s. A 
 
 honorific title amongst Billa- 
 
 vars. 
 toorl, zoo^ banga, banna, see ^ca. 
 z^ofi6 bangale, see ^o:R^. 
 toorray bangata, see sjJct^u. 
 Jeoon2)D^, ^oo^a)^ bangari^, banga- 
 
 ra, see 2^c7^5. 
 2oorT"5)b=ae)03o bangaiakayi, s. 
 
 The Indian acalypha, ^6y?- 
 
 lyp/ia Indie a. 
 
 B 
 
 eooHD^ bangala, s. Bengal. 
 
 EOon«)^ bangali, ^. Jugglery, 
 legerdemain, trickery, impos- 
 ture. 2. an impostor, cheat. 
 
 2ooA bangi, ^. Hemp, Ca^mabis 
 sativa. — 23?t5 one addicted 
 to hemp smoking. -^^^ to 
 becomeintoxicated withhemp. 
 ^•S>1^^ to smoke hemp. 
 
 eooriorl bangude, s. The mac- 
 kerel. 
 
 zooriod bangura, ^^^ 85o?,&. 
 
 toorio^ bangule, see ^o-R. 
 
 zoorio^ bangeri;, s. A title of 
 
' ^oA bangra 
 
 454 
 
 20oZo banji 
 
 certain old chieftains. 2. a 
 family name amongst the 
 Bants and Billavars. 
 20ori^, eoorL bangra, bangri, see 
 
 20c7^ bangle, s. A bangalow, 
 residence of an European. 
 
 too^, eoo^eJ^^c^ banghi, ban- 
 ghitappal^, s. Parcel or pac- 
 ket post. 
 
 aoo^ banna, see b^oa. 
 
 2ootiF^3«)o5j baiijanataye, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 2002;^^ bancane, see -^o^i^. 
 
 2002^0^ bancuni, see ^cel^^. 
 
 20ot;id banjara, see sdogiTJ. 
 JsjotciCJ barijara, cidj. Sterile, bar- 
 ren, -^l-s-so uncultivated land; 
 waste land. — eo^^TJo^ to re- 
 main uncultivated. 
 
 20oS3e)d banjara, adv. Heartily 
 freely, largely. — £?b^ to 
 have a hearty meal. — eA)r^^ 
 to eat heartily. —zj^xio^ to 
 serve food profusely. 
 J 20o2o banJi, ^s-.-The stomach. -^ 2. 
 the belly. 3: the womb. -^4. 
 the interior or inner part, as 
 of a tree, e^c. 5. the thinner 
 portion of the shell of a cocoa- 
 nut, ^the mind, heart. "sSoe^ 
 80o^croo2j a corpulent or clum- 
 sy man. — t^& a long worm 
 infectinff the bowel. — -rfoe? 
 voracious, eager; patient, 
 long suffering. ~f\ ^^ there 
 is nothing to eat. -d?f5 colic, 
 gripes; yf^. envy. -c5 ^t^ the 
 
 stomach. — 3i ^jsUeB want o 
 food, starvation. ~^^or^ to 
 be hungry; to be distressed. 
 i^jsD— a big belly, potbelly. ^ 
 ^— pregnancy by illicit inter- 
 course. ^o?<5"— an early stage 
 of pregnancy, -^h^ to be 
 pregnant, —^^or^ the belly 
 to subside. — pa&cxjoj^, — o%)e5^ 
 ■do^, -oSo^or^ the belly to 
 distend. — ^"d^^ to miscarry, 
 cause an abortion. — ^to^^> 
 to digest. -^ot54^, _ ^^^^ 
 to feel a griping pain in the 
 bowels. -ao3do^ to fill the 
 belly, to have a hearty meal, 
 hunger to be appeased. — ^ 
 ^o^oi to be aggrieved. — eo^r^), 
 —^'^js^oso^ to become preg- 
 nant through illicit inter- 
 course. —T<oh^^, —Tio^^^ to 
 retch, to have nausea, qualm. 
 — -do^o^^ to cause pregnancy 
 through illicit intercourse. 
 — S ^<ih^ to have looseness 
 in the bowels, to purge. 
 Jz^o'd^, 20oe;jf^^ barijina, banjina- 
 vu, s. Pregnancy. 2. stools. 
 adj. Pregnant. -=5^o^o^^), eoo 
 ^?^iSK ^e^o) to go to stool. 
 
 ZOotof^a banjinadi, s. The belly 
 of a beast or fish. 
 
 2oo23r3"ss?^ banjinaly, s. A preg- 
 nant woman. . 
 
 zooe3;^^6 banjibeire, ^. A glutton. 
 
 eoowdo^ banjiruni (eoc^S), z>. a. 
 The (distended) belly to-^j 
 subside. 
 
tooeS banje 
 
 455 
 
 20 od banda 
 
 J 200^ banje, s. A barren woman. 
 
 adj. Barren, sterile. 
 >/20oeE23 banjele, s. A glutton. 
 
 200^2^?^ banjeltana, s. Gluttony. 
 
 2Jo2£jS^o^ banjottu, see 20c3i-d. 
 
 20 ob^ bant^, s. Pride, vanity. 
 2. bragging, boasting. 
 
 eoo^'^eJ, 20 be) 23 r^ bant at a, ban- 
 tatige, see ^ozrou. 
 
 200^0 bantu, i-^^ a^olJ. 2. heroic, 
 courageous. 3. glutinous. — ^ 
 ^> courage, pride. 
 
 20o^ bante, s. A man belonging 
 to the principal class of culti- 
 vators, called Bants. 2. a 
 servant. 3. a demon so called. 
 ^1^;^^U a demon priest. 
 
 20ocs^ bandi^, see ^cS. 
 
 20oCa?o^ bandasi^, ^. A kind of fish. 
 
 2ooc^?j'3d bandasale, s. A store- 
 house, warehouse, granary. 
 
 200:2;^ bendase, see sococj. 
 
 2ooG^eJ, 20o(:s'3l3r(bandata,banda- 
 tige, .y^^ ^co3D&37^. 
 
 20oC5D05o bandayi, ^. Conspiracy. 
 
 20oC3^d bandara, see s^oz^tj. 
 
 2ooG'$)D bandari, see s^oz^b. 
 J 20 0^ bandi, .9^^ ^oa. 
 
 2oodo, 2ooi:^o;^^ bandu, banduta- 
 na, see 2^cE. 
 
 20 od bande, see 2^oii. 
 J 200^3 banna, s. ^Colour, paint, 
 dye. 2. exaggeration. 3. a 
 degree of fineness, touch in 
 metallurgy, -t^^ a painter, 
 dyer; yf^. a man given to 
 exaggeration. — tfjsbr^, — ^S^v 
 
 ^, -sjDv^o^ to colour, paint, 
 dye; to exaggerate, —^fi^h^ 
 colour to fade. 
 
 2oorQcnc)OSobannangayi, s. A half 
 grown cocoanut. 
 
 20or3!3f^, 200^531)137^ bannatige, 
 bannatige, s. A piece of wood 
 driven through rafters to 
 keep them fast. 2. carving, 
 engraving. 
 
 20or^^7l bannanige, see ^cz<^^. 
 
 20or3?od bannasara, s. A coral 
 necklace. 
 
 20cr?7^ bannige, .s*. A painter. 
 
 2ooC5^ bandi^, s. Shutting, closing. 
 2. stoppage, suspension, ceas- 
 ing. 3. prohibition^ forbid- 
 ding, -^t^ to be shut; to 
 cease, stop. ~^B^^ see ^c-do'^B. 
 -TSd^d^^ to shut, close; to 
 secure; to prohibit; to cease. 
 
 20oCJ banda, s. Dough. —^^ leav- 
 en. -^e)iSoi, ^T^^^^ to knead 
 flour to dough. 
 
 20 od bauda, see sooq^. 
 
 2002:^:1 P bandaddye, .y. Half bak- 
 ed or boiled cake. 
 
 20odrf zi^^j bandada-mara, s. The 
 wild mangosteen tree, Dios- 
 pyros enihroypteris. 
 
 20odh bandagi, s. Slavery, ser- 
 vitude. 
 
 20od^, 20od?2 bandana, bandane, 
 see "^04, [plant. 
 
 200^0^7^ bandanige, .s". A parasitic 
 
 20odD^ bandar^, s. A port, har- 
 bour. — ■s^os^^o^^ to make a 
 port, to anchor. 
 
200 a bandi 
 
 456 
 
 20=?^ baka 
 
 20oa bandi, s. A kind of neck- 
 ornament of gold. 
 
 20 o£) bandi, s. Imprisonment, con- 
 finement. ^di5~ temporary 
 confinement. -^^, — sjs^ a 
 prison, jail, imprisonment, 
 confinement. 
 
 20oa=^J5^^o bandikolu, s. A pair 
 of cudgels used by a gymnast. 
 
 20oa^^FS bandivane, ^. A pri- 
 soner. 2. a criminal, culprit. 
 
 20orfj, 200^3 bandu, bande, see 
 
 20odo5^ banduki^, socrfjs^. 
 
 2oocJJ=3'^ bandukati^,^. Securing, 
 making fast. 2. compactness, 
 union. 3. fineness, nicety. 
 adj. Secure, fast. 2. compact. 
 3. fine, nice. 
 
 20ocJJ?)«^ banduk^, s. A gun. 
 
 20ocSe:^ bandel^, s. A residence, 
 house. 
 
 20odJS^2j?o^ bandobasty, .y. Set- 
 tlement, arrangement, ma- 
 nagement. 2. safety, security. 
 —■;5o^o^^ to settle; to secure. 
 
 20oq^, 200^?^, 2Joq^rS bandha, 
 bandhana, bandhane, s. Bind- 
 ing, tying. 2. imprisonment, 
 confinement. 
 
 eooqij bandhu. J. A kinsman, 
 relation. —z^^X relations 
 in the aggregate. — ;5^e3o love 
 of relatives. 
 
 20or^N bannana, s. Trouble, ca- 
 lamity, affliction, torment. 
 2. see soozji. _croo3j a tor- 
 mcnter. ~^^^, — :^zS4c&, ^o'^ 
 
 ! ^jac^o 20js-dj^ to be afflicted. 
 ' _2oLr^ to be involved in 
 
 troubles, --^^y^o^ to afflict, 
 
 torment, trouble. 
 20oc3c)!3?^ bannatige, see zoo^d^;^. 
 2oo?d^ri bannanige, see 80o3^^^. 
 2^o?5c)^''' bannalii, ^^^ ■^:ioTi^<zj. 2. 
 
 a family name. 3. lineage. 
 2joci53od, 20Q^.^od bannimara, 
 
 bannemara, s. The tree yiimosa 
 
 su7na. 
 v^ofj^^ bampeli^, see aroo^^. 
 20020050 bambayi, ^. The thorny 
 
 part of a palmyra branch. 
 J2JO200 bambu, ^. ^Layers of the 
 
 fibrous coverings of a plantain 
 
 tree. 2:' the bamboo. 
 2oo200Dbamburi, s, A small kind 
 
 of oyster. 
 ^20023 bambe, ^.^' The core or 
 
 inside stalk of a plantain 
 J tree, j 2.^attery,falsepraise. 
 
 3.^ prattling, -^js^ the rind 
 
 of a lolantain. -^(5oi>3^ to 
 
 work for nothing or in vain. 
 -/20oS^0N bammana, ^. Slander, 
 
 backbiting, -sir^^, -^#dj?) 
 
 —•sii'^Ao), 2^c-rfo^?j^ to backbite, 
 soodo^oioo^ bammaniyuni, see 
 
 20=3* baka, s. A crane. -^ sotoso 
 a loud talking person. — -rfjsO 
 a glutton. 
 
 2j^2o=3* bakabaka, flf/c'. Voracious- 
 ly, eagerly. ~^^^ to swallow 
 eagerly. 
 J20=^e; bakala, s. A gash, deep 
 incision. -ej'L^ to be gashed. 
 
eo^ baka 
 
 457 
 
 20 ri ba.2:a 
 
 20^e;s^od bakalamara, s. The tree 
 Mimusops elengi\ also So'SB 
 
 EO^D^ood bakasure, s. A monster 
 so called. 2. a glutton. 
 
 20^6 bakire, see ^^e^. 
 
 20^^13 bakiti, see eo???a. 
 
 so^^s:^ bakil^, ^. A glutton. 
 
 20=3^0, zo^os^j^O, 20 € baku, baku- 
 mari, bake, see z^^TioS. 
 
 20=^^^ bakedi, s. Loss from bad 
 debts, insolvency. 2. diffi- 
 culty, distress. 3. necessity, 
 want. — ^-d^TO^ a needy 
 man; an insolvent. 
 
 tj=a^ bakka, see ^^^. 
 
 tox^^^^, 2o=^?i)o^ bakkanipuni, 
 bakkanyuni (s^^^^, 20^^^)^ ^•^• 
 To ask repeatedly. 
 
 20=3^,0^ bakkar^, s. A stride. 
 
 20=^75^ bakkasi^, ^^^ djss^^xi. 
 
 20=a^?oO^ bakkasuni (so^^^icj), v. a. 
 
 To devour. 
 to^js^rao^ bakkonuni, ^^^ 20ajo^os). 
 
 ^eo^pJ, 2on^^53 baktale, bagi^tale, 
 .S-. Parting the hair in the 
 middle of the head by com- 
 bing. 2. combing the hair 
 into curls. 3. the crown of 
 the head. 4. a chaplet. 
 
 20^ bakra, s. A sheep, jungle 
 sheep. 
 
 20A^vB bugijiti, see 2^^. 
 
 zor^ej^ bagijil^, see 20 a ^. 2. see 
 
 80as;<o. 
 
 2oriodc^, 2or1orf^ bag-andara, ba- 
 gandala, s. A carbuncle, 
 
 malignant abscess on the 
 back. 
 Jz^T^'z^o'^ bagatuni (soaO), v. n. 
 To straddle, stand astride. 
 
 eoridlj, bagadatte, i". The name 
 of a giant. 
 j2ori2or(bagabaga, s. The crackling 
 noise of conflagration. — esoor 
 oi fire to blaze with a noise. 
 2j3a3oS 80<y ^7^, ^:)o^§S soa 
 207^ (he says) "come son", 
 while inwardly regards you 
 with jealousy. 
 
 20?iD^ bagari^, see 20^^ 5. 
 
 2or\d bagara, s. A bow. 
 
 2orlo^ bagal^, s. The armpit, 
 the side from the armpit to 
 the hip. — K srotl)^ to put or 
 keep under the arm ; to mis- 
 appropriate. 
 
 2j?1^o^ bagaluni, see 20a<??j^. 
 
 2or1d bagale, s. An Arabian 
 ship. — STOO30 a large mouth; 
 a glutton. 
 /'eo/i^^eJ bagalata, s. Barking. 
 2. clamouring, vociferation. 
 — -do^Jv^, see 20 a ^0^. 
 >/2or(^obagalu, ^. Raving, wander- 
 ing in mind, talking irra- 
 tionally. — ?jo^ delirium, in- 
 sanity. 
 
 ^/^o^(^o^ bagaluni (^7(§)"v.n. To 
 bark, clamour, vociferate. 
 2. to rave, talk irrationally. 
 
 2ori^bagaie,i". Distress, anguish, 
 sorrow. 2. trouble, difficul- 
 ties. — crocSo a man in trouble. 
 39 
 
20 n^ 
 
 458 
 
 
 baccu 
 
 aonc)U^ bagar^, s. Seasoning. 
 j2orre?uO^ ba^asuni (20asoj) tj. a. 
 To desire. 
 z::,r\:^ bag^u, see eoK . 
 zorlo^d bagutale, see "vs^e,. 
 Jzjrlo^o^, eorio^^j^ baguluni, ba- 
 
 y;guluni, see z^X^o^. 
 \z^f{ bage, s. Kind, manner, way, 
 species. 2. means, resource, 
 income, -ca)^^ to have pro- 
 perty, stock, means, or sub- 
 stance. — -dj^Ov^^ to acquire 
 wealth; to pay off; to do a 
 favour; to commit mischief. 
 2J7^2ori bagebage, s. Rank, grade, 
 class, adj. Diverse, various. 
 —ids^je)^ a variety of goods. 
 Jzoriodoo^, 2ori4^ bageyuni, bage- 
 vuni (2^^), ^'. ^. To think, 
 suppose, guess, imagine. ■^^— 
 to deceive, intend evil, play 
 the traitor. o3oc^ -dS 80;^o3o 
 he intended to ruin me. 
 
 ^n^' ^^'r\ ^^^^^' baggu, s. Flat- 
 tery, praise. 2. backbiting, 
 tale-bearing. — sjd^o^ to flat- 
 ter; to bear tales. 
 
 Jz^TT^^^ baggavuni, c v. (of 20X0^ 
 ^) To cause to stoop, make 
 bend, cower. 
 ZjfN baggi, s. An iron hook 
 pointed at its both ends. 
 
 Jejrto c^ bagguni (a:^), v. n. To 
 bend, bow, stoop. 2. to yield, 
 submit. 
 
 >/W7^^ baggele, s. A bending 6?r 
 crouching man. 
 wrl^ bagtal^, ^^^ 20^^. 
 
 2o^ bagte, ^^^ ^f^. 
 
 2o?^o bagye, postp. For, 'on ac- 
 count of. 
 
 z*i25"353) bacavu, s. Protection, 
 deliverance, escape. ~eylb^ 
 to escape. — ^jsb^ to seek pro- 
 tection. — -dj^^Ov^^ to protect, 
 save. 
 
 20Sa bacca, s. A fault, mistake. 
 2. a young, as of an animal. 
 ^.see ^ix% -3^cc2 a calf of 
 not more than a year. — s:^ 
 c^o^ to pay a fine. 
 
 202:^ oH'so^o baccangayi, ^. The 
 water-melon, Cucumis cit- 
 rullus. 
 >/2je^orio^ baccangelu, i\ Tired- 
 ness, fatigue. 
 
 Vi'd ^ baccane, see eoeir^. 
 
 2o2^ d, ud ^ baccale, baccale, see 
 
 Vzoe^sJ^ baccavuni, ^. ^. {0/ so 
 2^0 ^) To cause to dry, fade, 
 stunt. • 2. to tire, fatigue. 
 
 -Jeo2§6 baccire, s. The betel leaf. 
 — rf eow^^ a betel salver. — s^ 
 oSoS a venomous insect found 
 on betel leaves. — ^ ^jsci a 
 bundle of about one hundred 
 betel leaves. — §^?) to chew 
 betel leaves; to make peace. 
 
 ^Uod^— or ^•5j3e5— , ?jdX^^_ ^;' 
 
 Ti^jooT^d^— <?r ^oootSia^— are 
 varieties of betel leaves. 
 Jeo2cj^> baccuni (20^), 7;. «. To 
 become lean, thin. 2. to 
 
ts- 
 
 bacce 
 
 459 
 
 )ei bata 
 
 dry up, evaporate. 3. to be 
 weary, tired, fatigued. "^^^ 
 5- the hands and legs to be 
 tired. ^<^t>O30— to falter in 
 speaking; to be thirsty, eo^ 
 E^^oh^ to get tired ; to grow 
 lean; to be dried up, as a 
 well. 
 
 J 202§ o^ baccel^, s. Fatigue, weari- 
 ness, tiredness. 2. leanness. 
 3. ebb; c/. ^A,^. -cSs^a to 
 take rest, refresh one's self. 
 
 ^Z^'^ 6 baccele, s. A thin man. 
 eoti baja, see eos^^^- 
 
 2oti^^, t^ti^, z^z^^ bajan^, baja- 
 na, bajane, see ^3^?^. 
 
 2otd2oi5 bajabaja, adj. Moist, 
 moderately wet ^r softened 
 with water. — -^-seS cattle- 
 fodder soaked in water. 
 
 2oti^ bajavu, see so&d^. 
 
 E022^r2), 2023^ r?r^ bajani, bajanige, 
 s. A broom, besom. 2. clean- 
 liness, freedom from dirt, elc. 
 3. a plain, open ground; c/. 
 ^oj^cTO^. — -^j^o^o) to sweep, 
 clean. 
 JzotsDCSJo^ bajanyutti (soa^D^), z'.(2. 
 To long, wish; be greedy. 
 
 ^o^3■^o5o?;JJ^), 2025^?dj^ bajayisuni, 
 bajasuni (^s^-^oso^, eo&D^J), ^. ^, 
 To beat, strike. 2. to eat 
 heartily. 3. to do anything 
 freely, without restraint. 
 
 CoZ3^D bajari, s, A harlot, whore, 
 prostitute. 2. an immodest 
 or indecent woman. 
 
 u:e3e)53) Ijajavu, s. Dried leaves 
 ^/<;., used as fuel. 2. beating 
 s/toZo baji, adj. Empty, mere, only. 
 2. vain, useless, false. — ^^ 
 an empty hand. — ?:;os?o^ an ut- 
 ter falsehood; an unfounded 
 report, etc. 
 
 z^Zoog^ bajipuni, see ^^?ii^. 
 
 isi t3 2^^ bajil^,^. Paddy, moistened, 
 dried, broiled, and beaten 
 into wafers in a mortar. 
 — ^oS a kind of grass. — ^"^ 
 a kind of wreath made of 
 similar wafers of gold. 
 ^IJ2§ baje, s. Sweet-flag, Acorus 
 calamus. ~^^ a mixture 
 
 CO 
 
 of sweet-flag and butter, so 
 
 ^^ ^i<Sjr;)02:^K ^?f;)j4o^ to apply 
 the paste of sweet-flag to the 
 tongue (of children to im- 
 prove articulation). 
 eoe^c^i^ bajjanige, see a:3d^f^. 
 
 ^J^o bajji, s. A mode of prepar- 
 ing certain vegetables by 
 baking them in embers, a 
 kind of condiment. — ^&^o^, 
 —■si3<^o^^to prepare the above. 
 
 eo^^oSj bajjeyi, s. The areca- 
 nut, betel-nut. 
 
 eog) bajra, see aro 3^1)5. 
 
 2oea^S34)cl, 20 £3^31)^ bati^vade, ba- 
 tavade, s. Distribution of 
 money, etc. 
 Veo^, uhD bata, bata, adj. Open, 
 wide. —^L^ an open plain. 
 — -^jsAF a highway. 
 
 39* 
 
)b'^ bat a 
 
 460 
 
 20 a badi 
 
 20^^^ batate, s. A potato. 
 • i so^'5)rJ batani, s. A kind of pease, 
 Pisum sativum. — des? — ?j£;d 
 050 split pease. 
 zoUjs^^ batuvadi, see eiOsroil. 
 -^EoUod batuve, s. A bag,* purse, 
 satchel ; cf. ^e3 g . 
 20£jj?)s;^o batolu, s. A sack, bag. 
 
 eo 
 
 20^^, batt^, s. The foreskiu. -^o 
 -^^t^ to circumcise. 
 J^o^ batta, s. A globe, sphere. 
 ^^^* Circular, round. 2. ^^^ 
 ?J^' —'^'^^ an ox with cir- 
 cular horns. —^tS a bald 
 head. 
 izoei.a^ battal^, i-. A plate, esp. 
 
 of bell-metal. 
 •^ 20^ batti, J.^A ratan basket. 
 I 2:ia still, kiln, distillery. 3. 
 distillation. 4. a kind of sco- 
 lopendra. -^yo^o) to distill. 
 j2oS batte, s. \ cloth in general, 
 >y garment.] ^. a road, path. 
 -^^, batte, see ^^,. 
 zo^JS.s^o battolu, see soy^. 
 20 ^"3, (I batvade, ^^£? 8^)0 sro^. 
 2oB batve, ^^^ 2ouo^. 
 2v:o^^cio^:), 2oc3«;^odoci, '201^^^, 
 20^3^55 ^) badi^taruni, badi^ituru- 
 ni, badi^truni, badi^puni (s^S 
 
 To ascend, climb, mount. 
 i<ct-dj\- to ascend a hill. ^ 
 ^^- to climb a tree. 
 •^ 20ci bada, adj. Poor, indigent. 
 2. lean, thin, -^c:^, -^^o^ -^^ 
 
 poverty, indigence, leanness, 
 v/-^ a poor man, pauper. 
 203^ 0^ do ^ badantaruni, ^^^ soS;^ 
 
 -i20(^^-505j badakayi, i". The North, 
 ^^*. North, northern. — ^^^ 
 the north point. 
 
 2od=a, badakka, ^^". Sudden, ab- 
 rupt. 
 
 ZjTi'i^ badatana, s. A marriage, 
 wedding among Pariahs; cf. 
 
 80c^. 
 
 2oc^;^dj^, 2od^^ badataruni, ba- 
 dapuni, see eoS^iio^. 
 
 -i 2or^2od badabada, s. The noise of 
 a drum. 2. babbling gar- 
 rulity. — s3D^T^o^ to babble. 
 J203^s^] badavu, s. Hunger, ap- 
 petite. — e?^^ to be hungry. 
 
 2oc^s5, 2oc^^?^adave, badastana, 
 see under sot^. 
 >J2oJ3^oSo badayi, s. Boasting, 
 bragging. ^s:]D^-do?) to boast, 
 brag.. 
 
 20C3t)O3o?;lo^, 2oc3-3?oo^, badayisu- 
 ni, badasuni (20z3^a3ocJ, sorro^), 
 z/. ^. To augment, increase, 
 enlarge, v. n. To increase,, 
 thrive, prosper. 
 
 20 G^^ badala, see a^iis^^. 
 
 20C3"e)5j badavu, ^^^ sot^^- 
 
 20^ badi, ^. The fold of a gar- 
 ment, adj. Folded. ^~ 
 double, two-fold. 
 
 20^=5^6^ badikall^, s. A stone 
 slab on which a washerman 
 washes his clothes. 2. an 
 anvil. 
 
to^ badi 
 
 461 
 
 so^. batti 
 
 Zd^fi badige, s. Carpentry. 2. 
 
 a carpenter; aho so^t^tooSo. 
 *J 20^^e^, so^ojoo^ badipuni, badi- 
 
 yuni (2*^^), "v. a. To strike, 
 
 beat, thrash. 
 20^S3c)d badivara, see eozs^oao. 
 
 ^zodo badu, ^. A stick, cudgel. 
 — sroi^o^, _0 5oD?ro^ to beat, 
 flog. 
 2odjo5^ budupuni(2^^o),^;. ^. To 
 climb; cf. so 5 ©do ^. 
 ^/eos^jsS baduve, s^^ A pimp, pro- 
 v/ curer. 2 /see eoii^. 
 •^Eosl bade, adj. Thin, lean. — ^ 
 w^^5 to become thin. 
 zjcI=5'5)n badekane, s. A large 
 
 coffer, cash-box. 
 zocI?3js^^ badesopu, s. Sweet- 
 fennel, Anisum foeniculum. 
 z^T^^ badd^, adj. Blunt, edgeless. 
 2. dull, stupid, obtuse. ' s. 
 Bluntness, dulness, stupidity. 
 ~^5p a blunt knife. — e?a:^ 
 to become blunt. — =5^yo,^ to 
 
 eo 
 
 get dull or obtuse. 
 tO(^^^ baddi^puli, see ^^©■ds^'^. 
 20 c^ bdda, see sot^^^. 
 20^ baddi, s. Interest on money. 
 
 e9?j^_ principal and interest. 
 
 — ^ ^^^ compound interest. 
 
 — =^j3l:F^ to pay interest. — K 
 
 =^j3^r^ to lend on interest. 
 .eoao;^jo^ baddiyuni (2^S), ^. ^. 
 
 To fly, run away. 
 20cl badde, i*. A stupid man, 
 
 dunce. 2. a refractory man. 
 2o^do^ badtaruni, see z^E^-do?^. 
 
 zodoo^i badyuni, see soa^odoo^. 
 •Jz^fo^o^ banumpu, s. A kind of 
 
 timber tree, Termmah'a cori- 
 
 acea. 
 20 rs bana, see ^^. [7^:5030 
 
 zorso/TsoSo banangayi, see 20or©o 
 20^32^7^ banajige, s. A Lingait 
 
 merchant. 2. a Lingait. 
 20^323 banabe, adj. Light, not 
 
 heavy. 2. weak, imbecile. 
 J ^:'A stack. 
 ^20^53 banale, see eoj^eS. 
 20c^'30 banari, s. A tear, sob. 
 2or? bani, i-. Colour, hue; cf. 
 
 200^3. 2. breed, kind. 3. 
 
 wages. 
 2or30^, ^orso banupu, banpu, see 
 
 20^*004. 
 
 20 ra banna, s-ee so or®, 
 •i 203^ batti^, s. A gander, duck. 
 ^o4^rf_ well boiled rice; a 
 glutton. ~^^c7\^5 all kinds of 
 metals. 
 
 20^ batta, see ^^£^. 2. ^^^ <^ti. 
 
 20^d battada, see 20^. 
 v/20^e3 battale, ^^'. Naked, un- 
 covered, without clothes- ~^^ 
 nakedness. 
 
 2o^^ri battalige s. A quiver. 
 
 20 3;^ 0^0 battayi, s. An inferior 
 kind of tobacco. 
 
 203^?j^ battasi^, s. A kind of 
 sweet emat. 
 
 20^ batti, s. A wick, candle, 
 
 J match. 2"^4 cigar, cheroot. 
 
 ^jsodoo'Sd— a wax-candle. — ^ 
 
^oo„ batti 
 
 462 
 
 20 a badi 
 
 y^^SJ to make a cigar. -"^^Os^ 
 c^ to twist the wick of a lamp. 
 —■^l^^ to smoke a cigar. 
 20;|j,=ct2^ battikajja, ^. Thebusiness 
 
 on which one has come. 
 20v|g^3S^^ battimin^, s. A kind 
 of fish; also §oyj2o£^. 
 
 yzo^Ojj^ battuni, see 20£io^^. 
 20 i batte, see ^i^. 
 
 n/zoI^sq^ battelijL, .y^^^ ^f^^- 
 
 n/2jc3^=5^ bad^k^, ^. Living, liveli- 
 hood. 2. estate, wealth, pro- 
 perty. -ep^A^ a comfortable 
 living. — ^jscjXo?) to be im- 
 poverished, reduced to pover- 
 ty. —■^'^J^^) to acquire wealth. 
 
 yeon^^t)^^ bad^kavuni, c. v. (of 
 soSs'o^) To cause to live, 
 to save, protect.* 2. to heal, 
 cure. 
 
 >/ 2023^^0^ bad^kuni(2o5^),Tolive, 
 
 exist, subsist. 2. to survive, 
 
 recover, be saved. 
 
 20 cj bada, see eo^iii. 
 
 2odorio badangala, s. A large 
 
 sore. 2. a carbuncle; cf. 
 
 2odo2o, 2ocJo20^ badamba, ba- 
 
 dambatte, adj. Flabby, not 
 
 strong. 
 20 d ^-5)^0 badaname, see z^^i^-^A 
 J socj^badane,^. The brinjal plant, 
 
 Solarium esculenlum^ or S. 
 
 mclongona\ cf,7\o^. -sioo^o — 
 
 the love-apple. 
 2od2od badabada, adj. Loosely, 
 
 not tightly, -^o^o^^ to dress 
 loosely. 
 20 do badari, see eSjs^jsD. 
 
 20dO, 2oda^c)^s:;o badari, badari- 
 kasrama, s. The residence of 
 Vyasa. 
 
 2odO=^ badarike, see sj^Qj^. 
 
 2odD^^ badaritana, s. Dishonour, 
 defamation. 
 
 2odo^ badal^, s. Exchange, com- 
 pensation; cf. e9rf^20rf^. pro. 
 Other, another, adj. Substi- 
 tuted, acting for another. 
 adv. Instead of. — K in lieu of, 
 instead of. 202:^6^ 20^^^ tit 
 for tat, retaliation. — sjd^tj 
 a contradiction. —•^^\^^, see 
 
 Cvrf^sJo^, 2ods:-3S^oj badalamu, 
 badalamu, s. Disrepute, igno- 
 miny. 2. responsibility, risk. 
 3. a false accusation. 
 
 2ods5e)03o;soOci badalayisuni {pri^ 
 osooJ), v.a. To change, alter. 
 2. to exchange, substitute, 
 barter. 
 
 2vd© badali, s. A substitute; cf 
 20rf^. adj. Acting. -=^e^?i an 
 acting appointment. 
 
 2ocredoo badamu, s. Almonds. 
 
 2jn-30^ badal^, see 20^^. 
 
 20 a badi, s. A dowry. 
 i2oa badi, see eob. 
 
 2oao3o^<^ badiyelyi, s. A side-bone, 
 rib. 
 
 2oad badire, adj. Deaf. eoaiJ^^i 
 deafness. 
 
2^a badi 
 
 463 
 
 cvOJo baya 
 
 EoadoA badirengi, see ^dtSo-k. 
 2odj badu, «.^". Thin, Wcatery; 
 
 also 80lu20rf. 
 
 s/^2odo^c)d)c^ badukavuni, see 2065;) 
 
 /eodj^o'o^ badukuni, see &:5^o^.. 
 !il eodo=3^o^) badenkuni (eo^So^), ^. ^2. 
 To dangle, as a weak limb. 
 zjdorio badengala, see eorfcXa. 
 2od , badda, adj. True, certain. 
 
 2. bound. 
 20 gj badra, ^^^ ^5- 
 eogjdoo^ badramusbti, ^^^ 8[5^ 
 
 20 gj badri, ^^^ a^^^. 
 
 eoa,=^, 2oa,7^badrike, badrige, ^^^ 
 
 20c^ baddha, adj. Tied, bound. 
 
 '2. astringent. 
 20C3^ sJG^ badlamu, ^^^ 20u^e;5o. 
 
 CO 
 
 20^ bana, ^. A grove, pleasure 
 garden. n^a— a thicket 
 haunted by serpents. 
 JioF^o^ banampu, ^^^ eoFsos^. 
 v/zoc^d banale, ^."^ kind of frying 
 pan. adj. Thin, —"^^^o'e^^^ a 
 thin kind of cloth. 
 
 20 ^i) 3^ banatu, ^. Woollen cloth, 
 broad cloth. 
 
 2o^-5)03o?^o^ banayisuni (so^osofo), 
 V. a. To invent, forge, fabri- 
 cate, as a false document, etc. 
 2. to prepare, as a dish. 
 
 20c3Da banari, s. Saliva ^r juice 
 of fruits drivelling about the 
 corners of the mouth, etc. 
 
 20^«)dcl, 20^4)^^ banavane, ba- 
 
 navani, s. Invention, forgery, 
 fabrication, adj. Forged, fab- 
 ricated, false, fictitious. — "sii 
 ^\^ to forge, fabricate. 
 
 «20crasS banavu, s. Agreement, 
 concord. 
 
 20^ bani, see sorS. 
 
 20^^D banekeri, see '^^'^' 
 
 2jsj on-5)oao, 2osj5)sOSo bappangayi, 
 
 oO ' oj ■ 
 
 bappayi, s. The papaw fruit, 
 
 Carica papaya. 
 20^0^ bappar^, s. Obscenity. 
 
 adj. Obscene, -sd^tj obscene 
 
 language. 
 ^o^ bappu, ^. Stupidity, sense- 
 lessness, adj. Stupid, simple. 
 20s5. bappe, s. A simpleton, stu- 
 
 pid man, glutton. 
 2020 Os^3?)ot3 babbarimanji, s. A 
 
 kind of fish. 
 2020 60 babbarye, s. A demon so 
 
 called, -t^jsyo its shrine. 
 202J3j^O babrapuri, s. Disorder, 
 
 confusion. 
 720^0?^ bamana, s. Backbiting. 
 i/2o;Jo^5S^ bamanipuni (20^^), 
 
 
 V. n. To backbite. 
 
 2oodo baya, .f^^ ^c^^- 
 200J0020J bayambu, s. Chaff, shell. 
 >/ 2/a hollow, hole. adj. Hollow.] 
 —^tz^ to become hollow. 
 
 ^'200^0^0^ z^^:>-^^'^ bayakuni, ba- 
 yasuni (a^ojo^, 80odj|3), 7'. a. To 
 long for, desire eagerly. 
 
 J200^0^ bayake, s. Desire, especi- 
 ally the longing occasioned 
 by pregnancy. — s^dcI^^ to en- 
 
^.oaJ bayi 
 
 464 
 
 eod bara 
 
 tertain sumptuously a preg- 
 nant woman. — ^S^o a cere- 
 mony observed in the fourth 
 or sixth month of pregnancy. 
 20 OS J bayi, see ^y 
 ijQ^Ci^u^ bayitady, see eS^^S. 
 2003jc5 bayine, see d^^. 
 2005oD5)r3^ bayiras^, see d^ii^DoJ. 
 -. eooSoo^ bayil^, ^^^ ss^^. 
 eoo3j^6 bayilare, s. Very low 
 fields which are under water 
 in the rainy season and 
 yield only one crop. 
 vAioJOo bayya, s. Evening, even- 
 tide; also^l^oio. 
 J 20O33c^£3 bayyata, s. Abusing. 
 J eoo^joo^ bayyuni (eoodj^^), v. a. 
 
 To perch, roost. 
 J2oc3jo^^ bayyel^, s. Running. 
 2. riding. — f^zro^j^^ to ride a 
 horse, etc. -f^a^^ to run, as 
 cattle, etc. 
 JtooSjSo^ bayyoli, j. A walk. — K 
 
 Ejztot^o^ to take a walk. 
 J eod bara, ^.''Famine, scarcity. 2. 
 coming. 3. weakness. —7^©, 
 20737^(y a time of famine, 
 dearth. 
 200 bara, s. Divorce, dissolution 
 of' marriage, -^f^^> to di- 
 vorce a wife. [sloping. 
 2oOo"^fl barankane, adj. Steep, 
 J zodorioSj barang^ayi, s. Boundary, 
 
 limit, shore. 
 J 2odc^<^ baranty, s. Scurf, lean- 
 ness, adj. Scurfy, scabby. 
 2. scaly, as the skin. 3. lean. 
 
 thin. --^3^e3, — T^jseA a scurfy 
 jaundice, scurvy. — 3^^oi5 a 
 disease of children. ~-=3^Uo,^to 
 grow thin, scabby. 
 Aido^o^ barantuni (eo-doO), v.n. 
 To grow dry, become lean 
 or thin. 2. a sore to heal. 
 
 2odo2oo barambu, see aSjaiJoeoo. 
 
 2ods^ baraky, adj. Full, filled, 
 complete. 
 
 2od=s^3^ barakatt^i, s. Success, 
 prosperity, thriving, blessing, 
 fortune, luck. 
 
 2ob=a^, 2od=^^ barakala, barakala, 
 see e9&^<y. 
 -/2od=^o^ barakel^, ^.^Inundation. 
 
 'I. see soTJ. 
 >^2odj3^, 2od[^o barad^, baradu, adj. 
 Useless, unprofitable, vain. 
 2. barren, childless. 3. (im- 
 perat. of eo^r^) let (him, etc^. 
 come ; see eoL^r^. ^o3o^r an 
 old she-buffalo past milking. 
 •J 20 dr^, z^t^ barani, barane, ^.^^A 
 china jar. 2. the trough of 
 a water-lift. 
 
 Viti) barata, see 8[5^r. 
 
 v^Tii^ barati, see ^^Br. 
 
 20 d?^ barana, adj. Scarcely com- 
 ing or occurring; rare, un- 
 usual. 
 
 2od?^jp^ baranyuni (2ot^^), v. a. 
 To curse. 2. see ao^jar^a. 
 V. n. see z^-^SQa^. 
 
 2wOSSe'^^ barapuru, adj. Full, 
 plenty, ample, brimful. 
 
 2od2s:d barabara, s. A noise, as 
 of rain pouring on a palm- 
 
20 d bara 
 
 465 
 
 EvC bare 
 
 leaf umbrella, or of parching 
 paddy over a fire. 
 -^todsoo barabu, s. A boundary. 
 
 z:^^zi^:) baramu, s. Respect, ho- 
 nour, reputation. 
 
 ecdsjr??^ baravanige, s. Compo- 
 sition, style. 
 
 zodsj?^ baravasa, see ?^-^^7i. 
 
 zodsg baravu, s. A small excava- 
 tion in a well or tank for 
 water to collect in. 2. see 
 80-cD^'. — ^T^^ to make such 
 an excavation. 
 
 20 d 5^^ baravuni, see eo^s^^. 
 
 zodoo baraha, see sot^^. 
 
 20Oc;e3 barata, s. A kind of fire- 
 work. 
 
 20DDr27^ baranige, jt. Agreement, 
 coincidence, as between any 
 two measures of grain, etc. 
 2. fulness, completeness. 3. 
 see eo'd^rS:^. 
 
 20Di)a baradi, s. Coming, haste. 
 
 ^oD'i5^oD barabari, adj. Right, 
 proper, just. s. Equality. 2. 
 good order or arrangement. 
 VeoDa)^ baravu, s. Writing, manu- 
 script. 2. learning, -^t^dd^ 
 20br^ to be able to read and 
 write. 
 
 20Dc)^^ baravuni (20^), v. n. 
 To be benumbed. ^5_ the 
 foot or leg to sleep, to have 
 numbness. 
 
 20De)?j^ baras^, s. A carpenter's 
 forked instrument, 
 -i 200 bari, s. Side, border. 
 
 20 D bari, see 20 aS. 
 s/2oa bari, s. Lineage, descent, 
 family, race, tribe, -eoorf, 
 -2^-^, — 2^c^ relations. 
 2oSo^ barinka, s. A small kind 
 of deer. 
 >.2oa=a, 20 0# ^arika, barike, adj. 
 Hard (distinguished from 
 soft), as the pulp of a fruit. 
 -=s'o5o, a hard kind of mango. 
 20 D^ barita, see ^^r. 
 
 2oS3jon^F bariparndu, adj\ Al- 
 most ripe. 
 ^200^^ baripuni (2>^5), v. a. To 
 
 gash, cut, scratch. 2. to 
 
 trim, as the border of a field. 
 2oDOj5c^^ bariminiji, s. A kind of 
 
 fish. 
 j2oOOJoo^ bariyuni (soa), v.n. To 
 
 encase a bottle, jar, etc.^ in 
 
 a kind of net-work. 
 200^^ barita, adj\ Full, complete. 
 20 do baru, s. Boast, brag. adj\ 
 
 see eSjse'^o. [sDlbr^. 
 
 2odo^ baruve, see 20e3^. 2. see 
 720 d bare, s. A mud-wall round 
 
 the premises. — oSoetJ^^^ to 
 
 erect such a wall. 
 J 206 bare, *^. Branding the arm, 
 
 etc.^ with a piece of red-hot 
 
 copper in certain diseases. 
 
 —■^ri:>^, —-^14^ to brand in 
 
 this way. 
 2od, 2o6^ bare, bare, see 2023. 
 2o6n2)^ baregala, see under 20-d. 
 2062^?^ barejana, s. Low caste 
 
 people. 2. talkativeness. 
 
^o6 bare 
 
 466 
 
 2o^r barphi 
 
 -/eo6a bareta, s. A line, mark, 
 scar. 2. a wale, stripe, ©c 
 '^^^— creases in the hand. 
 JzodsjDSj^ barepavuni, c.z'. {of 
 80-5L^) To dictate, cause to 
 write. 20t?3j;)4^o5o a school- 
 master. 
 -/soS^c^ barepini (2^^), "J^. ^. To 
 
 write, draw. 
 Jaod^o^ bareluni (p^^), v.n. To 
 starve. 
 
 206^0 ^ barelpuni, c.zk (^so^ao^) 
 To cause to starve. 
 
 2j6jsrJ baroni, see 80-df^. 
 
 2o6jS)^2oO barobari, see 20i:d205. 
 
 to^g'r barka, adj. The' noise of 
 rending a cloth. 
 J 20=3^^3^ barkati^, s. Prosperity, 
 thriving. 
 
 Eo^r^ barkala, see ^b^<sj. 
 
 2o=S"3r?^barkas^,^(^'.Bad, mean, 
 base, vile; unpromising. 
 
 20^e)rr^ barkasti^, ^. Rising, 
 breaking up, as an assembly. 
 
 to=^r barke, s. A title among 
 the Bants. 2. see sob^. 
 Jzi'iF'^ barkena, adj\ Solid, fast; 
 2. J^^ s^5^- 
 
 zorir^, bargattyi, ^^'.« Reduced, 
 weak. 
 
 Eorlr^|,sJ^ bargattavuni, c. v. {of 
 eoXruj^fj) To neglect, waste. 
 
 2or(ryo^^ barg^attuni (2oXr§3^), 
 V, n. To run waste, be ruined. 
 
 207^JSr^Og bargottu, s. Threaten- 
 ing, menacing. 2. frowning. 
 
 zoT^jarsbg^ bargottuni {J^t^'^^, 
 
 V. n. To threaten, menace 
 
 2. to frown. 
 
 ■^SOE^F^ barcane, s. A comb. 
 VfihT barci, s. A spear. 
 
 Jsoe^or^ barcuni (2«^'^^), I'.a. To ! 
 comb. 
 eosSrd barcele, i-. One who de- 
 vours food in haste. 
 >/^202;iar^ barjuni (s^^^^), ^'. rt;.^To 
 .strike, beat.j 2. to reprove, 
 rebuke, v. n. To be obsti- 
 nate, stubborn. 202Sr5t5^o<^o ^ 
 to refuse obstinately to do a 
 thing. 
 i^t7 barta, see 2[5^f. 
 20 sir barti, see ^^r. 
 
 20C3"3r^^ bardash^, ^. Consola- 
 tion, comfort. 
 
 v/20S3"35^5^^ barpavuni, ^. v. {of 
 20^r^), To let come, cause 
 to bring. ^oa_ to give 
 trouble, tease, vex. 
 
 Jso^r^ barpini v. n. To come, 
 arrive, arise. 2. to bring. 
 
 3. to happen, befall, c.dat. 
 To acquire, get; to under- 
 stand. 2. can.efocJoF; 2000 e^-do 
 he will be wise. o3oc^ t:^^^ 
 eos^FoT^o I understand Tuhi. 
 oSoc^ 80-d4 eos^roilil can read 
 and write. 
 
 so^FJ^o^ barpuduni, see 20s:i)f4c:. 
 20q3)^c^ barpuni, see sos^^^j. 
 zo^rd, 2JS3|8Fdo barpur a, see ^-^ 
 
 20^F barphi, s. A kind of sweet- 
 meat. 
 
zjioF barba 
 
 467 
 
 t^^ bala 
 
 2j20FD^ barbar^, s. Noise, bustle. 
 
 z^zici^^ barmu, see so-d^oj. 
 
 Zj^ooFod barmunde, s. A very 
 poor widow. 
 
 2J^JF^ barluni, see 20^5 £;o^. 
 ^'zosSf barve, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 ZdJiF barsa, ^. Rain. — d'sbodoo^ 
 rain to pour. —2^hF^ to rain. 
 
 205:^^0.^ baliitruni, see ^^4^. 
 *^20^ bala, ^. Strength, power, 
 might, force, influence. — ^ 
 e5iS n, — ^^^ cakes prepared 
 on the preceding day of a 
 festival; the day preceding 
 a festival. — -rfoi a powerful 
 man. ®'^;j— digestion. —•25' 
 h^ to become strong. —^ 
 sjj^^^ to weaken, invalidate. 
 —■^s;^o^^ to strengthen. — ^o 
 ^j^^reo^ to take courage, stand 
 firmly. — -doobodoo^ to sub- 
 jugate, put down, break 
 down. 
 
 2j^ bala, s. A coarse net-work 
 of rope, in which pots and 
 other vessels are suspended 
 from the beams of a house. 
 ~^r® a noose to tighten the 
 vessels so suspended. 
 eo^o=s^ balank^, s. A day of 
 fasting previous to Krushna's 
 birthday. — 80e;o^ reduced. 
 ^o^o^^J^ balanjuni (eoe^c^), z'.a. 
 
 To roll up. 
 zj^oeio^ balantuni (2oe;o^), z>,a. 
 To grope, search in dark- 
 ness; to feel, stroke. 
 
 20'i;o20BC^o balambayi, s. Wide 
 mouth. 2. see 20£;k5dO90. 
 
 2oe;=ar3 balakana, see eoe;. 
 
 ao^^e)OSo?oO^ balakayisuni (soe;^ 
 osjcJ), ^. ^. To secure, pro- 
 tect. 2. to augment, increase. 
 
 2o^=CT balake, see 20^^. 
 >/20^3^ balat^, ^. The right side. 
 vzoe;^ balata, adj. Right. ^-^^ 
 the right hand. ^■^o7sf6 the 
 right side. 
 
 20^3%^d balatkara, ^. Force, 
 violence, constraint, exaction. 
 
 Ej^^c^ balapuni, see 20^4^- 
 
 2oe;?0'300obalabayi, ^. The bamboo 
 
 of a roof just above the 
 
 entrance of a house. — ^e£'«^?) 
 
 to hang upon it. 
 
 20^3^d balabhadre, s. Krushna's 
 * O/ 
 elder brother. 
 
 Jzo^dooS balamuri, s. Turning to 
 
 .J the right hand, ^-^oso a rare 
 
 conch that winds to the 
 
 right. 
 
 2je;o5o balayi, see 2d<^o3o. 
 
 eo^D^SjO balarame, s. Krushna's 
 elder brother. 
 
 z^oz^o^fi -balavantige, s. Force, 
 violence, compulsion, pres- 
 sure. 
 
 20^ ^oi balavante, s. A strong, 
 or powerful man. 
 
 20^^!^ balavatte, ^. An unequal 
 pair. 
 
 -ieo^sj balavu, s, Potstone, glim- 
 mer, slate; also 200^3^ ^^ . 
 
 ' ' CO 
 
 -d ^a^ a slate pencil. 
 
20 e; bala 
 
 468 
 
 eo0 ball 
 
 'iz^Vrf balasu, adj. Loose, slack j 
 phlegmatic, -^h^ to become 
 loose. 
 
 2os;?oo^> balasuni (20<^!3), z>.a. To 
 serve food. 
 
 20 ^5o^^ balahina, adj. Weak, im- 
 potent. — ©, — ^^ weakness. 
 8oe;Soe?? a weak man. 
 
 20 ^^0^ balandi, s. A female 
 demon. 
 
 z^^D^A, so2;£)2|o baladige, bala- 
 dhye, see 20£;^c^. 
 
 200-33^, d balatkara, see 2^<z)^^t5. 
 Jz^ODh^ balapini (soe;^), -^^ ;2. To 
 gain strength; to recover 
 health. 
 
 2ooD2o^, 205;c)2o©=^ balabala, ba- 
 labalike, s. Strength and 
 weakness. 2. the strong and 
 weak points of a case. 
 
 2oe3c)2od^balabaline, s. Strength. 
 
 200c)OSo balayi, s. A pestle used 
 for pounding. 2. arrogance. 
 
 200c)OS:)?oO^ balayisuni (2oe;D020cJ), 
 v.a. To transgress. 
 
 20Oc)d balara, ^. The rounding 
 of the edges of a table or 
 other wood-work. 2.see^'^'d. 
 
 2023e)O^ balal^, adj. Useless, s. 
 see ^^6, —^%^ a frame of 
 bamboo sticks with torch- 
 lights at their tops, carried 
 in a procession. 
 -1 2053«)?3^ balas^ji, adj'. Loose, not 
 tight. 
 
 20Oe)Sj balasa, s- The phlegmatic 
 temperament. 
 
 ZOODS? balale, see soe^f. 
 
 20© bali, s. An offering, oblation, 
 sacrifice; a victim, —^tjf^ 
 an offering. — S53ir?5 ^o^o^?) 
 to offer sacrifice, make an 
 offering. —huT>-do^ to go in 
 procession. 
 
 20© ball, s. The name of a king; 
 also 20s5£i^-rfSF. — 3j20f, —s:;) 
 ^0 a Hindu feast in memory 
 of Vishnu's treading him 
 down. 
 'i2o0=^balike, s. Prowess, strength, 
 hardness. 2. toughness, adj'. 
 Strong. 
 
 20®ri, 20©/^dod balige, baligema- 
 ra, s. A jungle tree used as 
 strong timber. 
 
 20©^do^ balitaruni, see soe^ozioo^. 
 
 2o0sjo balipam, s. A marble. 
 
 2o€)3J20J?)do balipaburu s. The 
 creeper Gloriosa superba. 
 
 20000^^ balipitha, s. An altar. 
 
 20 0^ balipu, s. A rope fastened 
 over a thatched roof to keep 
 the thatch compact. -=^wo^?) 
 to fasten a rope in this way. 
 
 2oO^^ balipuni (^«^), v. n. To 
 decamp, scamper, v. a. To 
 stick, adhere, hold fast. 
 
 20035, balipe, ^. A royal tiger, 
 leopard. 2. prowess, strength. 
 ^.see 20€5j^. 
 J2O0SSO balim^,^. Strength, might. 
 2. see 2^^^- 
 
 2000^00^ baliyuni (20e5), v.n. To 
 stick fast, as a poultice, 
 plaster, etc. 
 
20 € bali 
 
 469 
 
 200?^ balya 
 
 2O0do^ baliruni (eoeSS), v. n. To 
 develop, as the fetus, in the 
 womb. 
 
 2oO^ balishta, adj. Strong, firm, 
 powerful. -3i?^ strong, power- 
 ful people. '^^\ a power- 
 ful man. 
 ^20^0 balu, adj. Very, large, great. 
 2. severe, violent, -^h^ to 
 be powerful; to be violent. 
 
 20OJ=^d balukade, see soe^^a. 
 
 20^0 sjod balumara, ^. A palm 
 which does not yield toddy. 
 >/2oe;o^o balume, see 20e3^. 
 
 20^^Js)c3^ balumlnijL, ^. A kind 
 of fish. 
 x/xosS bale, s. A net, web, snare. 
 s^eio- a spider's web. —83? 
 s^^ to cast a net. S380je3r, ^o 
 7i^, ^o^^, >^j3eT^e3, ag^^eS, ^20^6, 
 
 are the names of different 
 kinds of nets. 
 J 20^3 bale, ^."^The rapiers of bam- 
 boos fastened cross-wise to the 
 rafters of a roof. 2. see 20«^. 
 
 2odo^ balenkri, see 80^&. 
 
 2od^ balepu, s. Closing an open- 
 ing or passage in hunting, by 
 which a beast can escape. 
 
 2053sJ)^ balepuni (s^^S), v. a. To 
 enclose, surround. 2. to 
 besiege. 3. to hem. v. n. To 
 be distressed, vexed. 20?3^ 
 oe^oi to ensnare. eoe^ijareo^ 
 to entangle one's self or to 
 get entangled. 
 
 20535^^2^0 balevodu, s. A kind 
 
 of fish. 2. the broken mouth 
 
 of a vessel. 
 20^^ogj03o, eos^^ogj balendriye, 
 
 balendre, s. A celebrated king 
 of giants. 
 eo^^, 20^^ balkadi, balgadi,^^*. 
 
 Firm, strong, s. Strength, 
 
 prowess. 
 20^v|g balkatti, s. A large knife. 
 
 2. see §Jo^^^. 
 2od balke, .y^^ '^'^^. 2. ^^^ 20e3^. 
 
 "o" 
 
 20 d balge, ^^^ ^e3^. 
 
 20^^ balcat^, s. A kind of 
 fish. 2. a coarse kind of bread 
 offered to demons. 
 
 20s3, 20s3^j^c5* balde, baldemin^, 
 s. A kind of fish. 
 
 20^,r9 balmana, s. Preparation. 
 2. decoration. ^o^or®— a 
 sumptuous dinner. — e?t:^ 
 to be ready for eating; to 
 be decorated. 
 >/2od baime,^. Strength, prowess, 
 might. 2. soothsaying, augu- 
 ry. —crooSo, eoejDnoSo a sooth- 
 sayer, augurer. — ?fer©o?) to 
 consult an augurer. —t^^^^ 
 to augur. 
 
 20^0 balya, s. A turn to the 
 right course. -J^^^o'6'^ a 
 doubtful sickness. 
 
 2o^c)oo3j balyaye, see under soe^. 
 
 2oe;'SoD^ balyar^, i*. A shark. 
 cSo^^— , o3o^jr— , oSo&o^— ^ ??jso20o— , 
 =^j3e0- are different varieties 
 of shark. 
 
 40 
 
eo^ balli^L 
 
 470 
 
 so So bahi 
 
 J 1023^ ball^, s. A rope, cord. 
 
 CO 
 
 20O balla, see so^^. 2. see 2;^hF^. 
 
 CO ^ 
 
 z^ODV^, tJG'3^ ballal^, ballale, 
 
 s. A baron or nobleman. 
 1:0 balli, de/. v. neg. Cannot. 
 
 (posit. z^&) cSoo^_ I cannot. 
 
 ^^•d— cannot see. 
 eod balle, s. A thicket, bush. 
 
 2. ^^^ ^J^- 
 eod, wsir^, so^cl bava, bavana, 
 
 bavane, ^. Birth, origin, ex- 
 
 istance. 
 ^Jsj^ bavate, see sro^a 
 to^^ bavana, s. Cooked rice. 
 zo^dJS^ri bavaroga, see ^■^■Qsi>^7\. 
 ^ ^J53)bavu,^. Barking. 2,seez^-^^- 
 
 eo^^dj^, zo^iSJS^A^r^ bavuruni, 
 bavurottuni, see ec:^r^^^. 
 
 gjsjji bavusa, ^^'^ ^-^m^. 
 
 to;:o basa, s. Strength, the mar- 
 row or serum of the flesh. 
 adv. At once. — ^ooci:^ to be- 
 come weak. — 3j^^o^ to put at 
 once or suddenly. 
 
 2o;^=5S_, 2o?oa* basakki^, basali;i, 
 adv. Forcibly, violently. — "^^ 
 s^^i to draw violently. 
 ieo?o2o?d basabasa, s. Gushing, 
 flowing in a stream. —^£^5 
 5^0j^ to throw up much blood. 
 
 2j;:odJ3do basaruru, ^. A village 
 near Kundapur. —tjOi^h-k 
 lit. the arbitration of Bas- 
 ruru; an indefinite or un- 
 settled arrangement, pro. 
 
 . tj;o53 basalt, s. The Malabar 
 nightshade, Dasella alba. 
 
 2j?osj, 20?^^ basava, basave, s. An 
 
 ox; Siva's steed. 
 2o?75)s;^, 20 ^^^; basaliji, basala, 
 
 adv. At once. —^■^^^. ~^^k 
 
 4^ to throw, pour or cast at 
 
 once. 
 Vi'k basi, s. A porcelain dish or 
 
 plate. 
 eo^odoj^) basiyuni, ^^^ eosi^^. 
 
 2o?^oQ, ijt^:>t^ basuri, basuru, s. 
 
 Pregnancy. 
 V2o?gjse; basula, .s". A wale, stripe. 
 2j?3 base, see ^7i. 2. see ^7i^. 
 20^ basta, adv. At once; e/. 20?i. 
 z^'^A bastade, s. An abode. 2. 
 
 an inferior kind of fane. 
 Zd\^ basti, ^. A Jain temple. 2. 
 
 an abode, lodging. —-^^^^ 
 
 to people, colonize. 
 zo;io^ basma, see ^^. 
 J20J5 bassa, s. Overflowing. 
 
 sosodjscij, sooo^toD' bahaduru, 
 bahadar^, s. A hero, warrior ; 
 a noble ^r high-minded man. 
 2. a title of honour ; e/. ktos^S. J 
 805os^& ^DDf^ a gold pagoda. I 
 
 20 3o^ bahala, «^" Abundant, i 
 much, many, numerous, adv. 
 Abundantly. —tSBf often, 
 many times. j 
 
 20 3o bahi, adj. Without. — "doX ^ 
 public, abroad, outside, -^o 
 X ef Ib^ to become public, eo 
 SoepsrX outside. 
 
 2o2o3sr5,d bahishkara, s. Expul- 
 sion, ban, excommunication. 
 — -rfo^o^^ to excommunicate. 
 
^J3oj bahu 
 
 471 
 
 z.^ bale 
 
 ojSqj bahu, adj. Much, numerous, 
 many. 2. severe, violent. — ^ 
 <2^- much work. — ^ many 
 sorts or ways. — ^e^or very 
 nice. -^eSDsir^ polytheism. 
 so^^-^c^o bahudhanya, s. The 
 twelfth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 socdodJs)?^ bahumana, s. A gift 
 by a superior to an inferior. 
 2. reward, recompense. 3. 
 honour, adj. Honourable, re- 
 spectable. 
 2JsdjsJoJ5^ bahumutra, s. Dia- 
 betes. 
 20^0^2^^ bahuvacana, s. The 
 
 plural number. 
 203doSe) bahusa, <^^/2:'. Probably, 
 perhaps. 2. often, in many 
 ways, for the most part. 
 203cO^ bahula, s. The dark lunar 
 
 fortnight. 
 20^ bala, see ^<sj. 2. see 20^^. 
 20^0^0^ balantuni, see eoe^cuo^. 
 20s;^TS^rc) balakani, s. Meshes of a 
 net; a noose for tightening 
 the vessels suspended in a 
 net-work of rope. 
 v/'2«}^^o^ balakuni (^^^), v. n. 
 To quake, shake, shiver. V2. 
 to bend, curve, stoop. %,see 
 
 >^ 20^=^ balake, s. Boasting. 2. see 
 
 2^^^. Z.see S3D^^. 
 
 vomiting. 2. a large piece 
 of a cocoanut kernel. 
 ■i zo^ri balaga, s. A quantity, heap, 
 
 multitude, body. 20cq^o_ re- 
 lations. 
 2o°v^€ balanike, ^^^ sro^^. 
 >/2o^sJ balapa, ^^^ soo^'. 
 
 *^'2o^5j"c)5^^ balapavuni, ^. -6/. (^ 
 20 ^sd)^) To make grow, rear, 
 bring up. 
 
 ^'eo^oJ balapu,^. Growth, growing. 
 
 v'2os;^o5^ balapuni (s^^), ^. n. To 
 grow, shoot up, be "enlarged. 
 
 Vzo^d balara, i". A kind of cornice, 
 ornamenting the beam on a 
 wall, window or door-sill. 
 iJ^O^balalike, s. Tiredness, fa- 
 tigue, exhaustion. 
 so^sj^ balavali, see 2o<5?o^9. 
 
 J20^?oj^ balasuni (so^oJ), r. ^. To 
 serve out food. 2. to use, have 
 in common use. 
 2w^ ball, see soo. 2. ^^^ 20e5. 
 
 Jz^^'i balike, i-. Familiarity, ac- 
 quaintance, intimacy, com- 
 mon use. adj. Common, fami- 
 liar, usual. 
 
 W^^^JS^o, balikottu, see a^b. 
 
 20^^^ balivaii, see ai'^o^*?. 
 
 20^oo20J?)do balumburu, ^. A kind 
 of creeper. 
 vto^^o^s'o^ balukuni, see 20s?t?o^. 
 zo^od^ baluvali, ^. A wife's 
 dower, bridal gift. 2. pursu- 
 ing, —"^jibr^ to give dowry. 
 
 20^0^)=^ baluvike, ^^^ sra^t^. 
 20 v'^ balakka, .y.JThe sound of [/^^ ij^i^^ ^. .A bracelet. -2. a 
 
 hoop. 2. the edge t'r rim of 
 a vessel. ^ 3. the reepers or 
 slips of bamboos used to 
 
 40* 
 
20 «? bale 
 
 472 
 
 23e)^ baki 
 
 fasten the rafters of roof. 
 cQ^B— double reepers. 2oB~ a 
 single reeper. — srooso, see 3o 
 
 £os?o5^ balepuni, see eDe3^^. 
 20 ^"5)0 0^ balyari^, see soe/sgS. 
 J 20^ ball\^, see 206^. 
 J 20^ balla, s. A seer, measure 
 of capacity equal to about 
 one seer or eighty tolas; in 
 
 ef)orfjoa, e?&;e), aT^^s^ (i^^e^r), odSo 
 80^, Sjosore^, 33^o80^ are the 
 modes of reckoning from one 
 to ten seers. 
 
 20TOo5j ballaye, s. A master. 
 
 20S??\^ ballale, see eoe;^?. 
 -^20^ balli, s. A creeper, parti- 
 cularly the betel vine. — J^a^^) 
 to plant betel vine. 
 
 23c)o=s^ bank^, s. A poniard, 
 dagger. 
 
 2Je)o=^ banka, adj. Huge, gaudy. 
 —ty^^ a gaudy turban. 
 
 ejso^d bankade, s. Retching. 
 ^eobrs) to retch, be qualmish. 
 
 20tt)o^, We)o=^ banki, banke, s, A 
 trumpet, horn. -CA)5sg^ to 
 blow a trumpet. — croo3o a 
 trumpeter. 
 
 2oe)o'^o banku, s, A bench. 
 
 J 2J3o^0, WSoA^, 2oc)ori, 2Jc)ori0 
 
 banku, bang^, banga, bangu, s. 
 A call for prayer among 
 Mussulmans. -=??jalbr^ to cry 
 out, call for prayer. 
 
 Versorros^^ bangavuni, c. v. (of 
 
 83^oA0^) To cause to bow or 
 
 stoop. 
 -2oe)or\j^ banguni (ecrooK), v. n. To 
 
 bow, stoop, lean on one side ; 
 
 cf. 3iXo ^. 
 
 A 
 
 23c) 0:^ banda, see ep^ot^. 
 
 25c)o2^o bandu, ^^^ aroc5. 
 
 23c)OsB, 2TSoi banti, bante, ^^^ 
 
 'iZ'^ozf band^, ^. An embank- 
 ment, mound. 2. a boundary 
 stone. — ^s'yo.^) to raise a 
 mound. 
 
 2ae)oc;^d bandhave, s. A relation^ 
 
 kinsman. 
 2^30^=^ bandhike, see ^^^^'^ cf. 
 
 23e)os5o^ bampel^, see ero^^. 
 
 23 e) 023 bambe, see sood. 
 J 23c)o23o^ bambel^, ^. A crack, 
 crevice, hole. 2. a large 
 mouth. — =??23 a wide ear. 
 
 2Je)=3^D^ bakar^, s. A walking 
 stick, with a curved top. 
 
 20c)=5^oSo bakayi, see ^^jsesDOso. 
 
 23e)^ baki, J. Balance, remainder, 
 rest, surplus. 
 
 2J5)-S-dJ«)D^, 23c)^%^D^ bakimary, 
 bakyari;i, s. A large open field 
 
 . in front of a house. 
 i2T5)^o^ bakil^, s. A door, gate. 
 ^^- a large gate. =^ot^o- a 
 wicket, small gate. —^ 7\&odo 
 door-hinges. -2^^^, -:3j^s> 
 to open the door. — ss^ij^, 
 -■5i>0£io ?) to shut the door. 
 
eas^^o baku 
 
 473 
 
 2^d bada 
 
 25-s=3^0(:l bakude, s. A Pariah 
 
 husband. 
 zsz)n^ bag^, s, A garden. 
 zzDii baga, see eproA. 
 
 sjsn^ari, 2:3 «)h bagadige, bagi, ^. 
 
 A coparcener, shareholder. 
 
 7iTk>- equal sharer. 
 EJc)rrao5o3, Wc)rrao2>o^o bagayiti, 
 
 bagayitu, s. A garden. 
 ztoA'^o^ bagikall^, s. A resting 
 
 place. 
 Jwsr^^^odbagemara, J. The sirissa 
 
 tree, Acacia spectosa. 
 ^7Zi)i\:i'^ baguni (aro^, ^. w. To 
 
 bow, stoop, lean. 
 z^'i^ baca, see 23^2^. 
 v/23^£^r?ri bacanlge, ^. A comb. 
 (Wc)2^ baci, ^. A wedge. ^,see 
 
 2js^. us^S 8:t)8a ds^^ to take 
 
 a little from a heap. 
 2ac)2^ori bacinga, see ero^oX. 
 25 5)2^ 07^ bacinge, s, A clown, 
 
 rustic, simpleton. 
 723c)2;^0ci bacuni (kj^^), ^. ^.^To 
 
 scoop or gather up.^ 2. to 
 
 cut lengthwise. 3. to trim 
 J a palm leaf. ^4.6"^^ eodor^. 
 Z3c)2l bace, ^(^. Curved in front. 
 
 2. oblique. ^^^. Obliquely. 
 
 — T?j3o20o a horn curved in 
 
 front. — ^^^ to chip. 
 zz^ttfi bajana, s. Any vessel, as 
 
 a pot, cup; a dish. 
 s3"323c)D^, W2)t3e)d bajEry, bajwa, 
 
 5". A bazaar, market place. 
 ^23c)Zo baji, s. An adze, a carpen- 
 ter's axe. 
 
 e32)zari, 2T3t3c3^o3o bajige, bajida- 
 ye, ^. A musician. 
 
 W2)23d bajira, (^^^/'^^i^. <?/'2^^^) 
 A bazaar, shop, etc, -^ ^^os^^ 
 the counter of a native shop. 
 
 zzd:^u^^ bajirapu, adj. Very 
 much. -^^ about eight feet 
 long; very long. 
 
 2Je)23De)o3a bajiraye, s. An emi- 
 nent man. 
 
 erotio baju, ^. The arm. 2, side. 
 _20oa, _&Dorfo an armlet. 
 — 20oa. ?i to get out of the way, 
 make way, step aside. 
 
 e3e)^ baje, s. Music; a musical 
 instrument. 
 
 zzD'do^ bajeli;, s. Thirst. 2. a 
 drink. -^ 20200^ the head of a 
 Pariah gang, who has the 
 honor of taking round the pot 
 of toddy at a drinking party, 
 -ep^:^ to be thirsty. -=^j8^r^to 
 give to drink, -^br^ to drink. 
 
 2J3g bajra, see eossi^^. 
 
 2TO^ bajre, s. A rich merchant. 
 
 273^0 dI, M-sycl batanne, batane, 
 s. Food, meat, provision. 
 — a^b^ to place food for a 
 demon. [^/^. 
 
 23s)e3o batu, s. A pimp, procurer, 
 
 2J9;:^o=^23^, zji)ziof\o^, z^doiD^ 
 badankel^, badaugel^, badante- 
 1^, s. Withering, leanness; 
 dejection; paleness; decay. 
 adj. Withered, dejected. 
 
 z^Dzit^ badane, s. A bribe. 2. 
 drying in shade; c/. srowo??. 
 -rf zj^B partially dried paddy ; 
 
23a)Gs) bada 
 
 474 
 
 2Je)a badli 
 
 cf. ^^. ~^^h7^ to bribe. 
 -^o^^o^a to dry. 
 j23e)jJc)03o badayi, s. Rent, hire, 
 freight. -K ^jsE^r^ to let. 
 
 ~^"^^^^ to fix rent, hire, or 
 freight. 
 
 23c)C3a)5j,^ badavuni, ^. -z/. (^ 83d 
 ^^) To make dry or fade. 
 
 Jwc)^ badi, ^^'. Faded, withered. 
 Wi)^7^ badige, see arozsDOso. 
 e3c)C^j badu, ^^^ sros^. 
 
 Jec-sdj^ baduni .(83dS), ^. ;2. To 
 fade, shrivel, wither, die; 
 also eo^SS^e^^:). 
 
 J wars bana, .y.^he sky, heaven, 
 >/ air. 2. an arrow. 3.a/bow. 
 
 v 4. a rocket. sVa water vessel. 
 adj: Striped. — ^oso, _^t?j3^o 
 a bitter kind of fruit, --t^ 
 a swallow. -eSi^o a rainbow. 
 — ^?^a female's striped cloth. 
 ef^sE^— a sky rocket. si^— 
 a rocket, wheel-fire-work. -2oa 
 ^^ to throw rockets, let off 
 fire- work. — ^;)^o^ to shoot 
 an arrow. zjs^jscSj <oo?Srf&orfo 
 lit, an earthen oil-pot in the 
 sky, {riddle)\ a palm fruit. 
 2OT?Sj3Ti3 20£;^^ /i/. a knife in 
 the sky (riddle) ; a tamarind 
 pod. 
 
 JEJ^rsosB bananti, s. A lying-in 
 woman. — ^o£^ puerperal dis- 
 order. 
 2J'3rc=3'ore^ banakann^, s. A side- 
 glance, blinking. — nso3o one 
 who blinks. 
 
 iw^rao^, 23e)F5«)2:^ bSnal^, banal^, 
 
 s. Darkness. 2. blindness, 
 
 dimness. 
 Jwejrgd banale, s. A dim sighted 
 
 man. 
 We)c;35)?oo6 banasure, s. A giant 
 
 destroyed by Krushna. 2. an 
 
 archer. 
 ejsrJ bani, ^. A border, edge, as 
 
 of a boat. 2. ^^^ s^?^- 
 J2J2)eI bane, see ero^. 
 2TO3^ bati^, see so^^. 2.^^^ sro 
 
 23e)^ bata, ^^^ ^^• 
 
 eoDvB bati, ^. Resemblance. 2. 
 
 2Je)^o;5o batume, ^. Spying. 
 
 2Jc)d bada, ^. Affliction, distress, 
 torment. 
 
 e3e)dD^ badar^, ^^^ eo^rfjsS. adj. 
 Heroic; excellent, -a^^ a 
 small island near Udapi. 
 
 We)dd23^, badarabette, s. The 
 nut of taliput palm. 
 
 w^dD«)OJOElbadarayane,^. Vyasa, 
 the compiler of the Vedas. 
 
 ej3ne)sjy badam^, s. An al- 
 mond, Terminalia catappa. 
 
 2j?)a badi, adj. Heavy, --^h^ 
 to become heavy. 
 
 wsdo badu, s. A fence, file. 
 
 23e)dodj baduru, see 80^cl;a5. 
 
 zjsd bade, s. A kind of drum, 
 used by Pariahs. 
 
 23e)Cl<c^ badbakkana, s. Making 
 distinction in common affairs. 
 
 23«)a, badri, s. A kind of barley 
 
 wsa badli, sec ea;);^^. 
 
erocj^ badha 
 
 475 
 
 erooSo bayi 
 
 2craq^=3^ badhaka, s. Inconvenience, 
 annoyance. ~^h^ to be in- 
 convenient. 
 JzTz}^^ badhala, s. A door. 
 
 ^ac)?>o3)^ badhipuni (Krot;^), v. a. 
 To afflict, distress, torment. 
 
 STO^oJoj^ badhiyuni (s^s^), z;. 72. 
 To be affected, as by one's 
 sin, etc. 
 
 25-3^ badhe, s. Pain, affliction, 
 torment. 2. .y^^ s3Dqi^^. 
 
 E3c)qjo badhya, 
 
 Related to, 
 
 entitled to; incumbent on. 
 2^2)4^0 i, 2^3(^0 r^i^ badhya te, ba- 
 dhyastige, s. Relationship. 2. 
 right, title, or claim to 
 possession. 
 eo-scj^o^ badhyaste, s. An heir; 
 a claimant. 
 
 >/eo^N bana, ^^^ e^f^- 
 
 >/2j^?S bane, s. A hill, ^;' jungle 
 near a rice-field. — sSj^y. a 
 rice-field situated on a high 
 ground. 
 20^53^ bapu, s. A father. 
 
 s/We)s:;o?^o^, 23c)s3©* bapangel^, ba- 
 pel^, s. A swelling, inflam- 
 mation, sore. adj. Swollen. 
 
 ^/^3e)S5^)5i^) bapavunl, c.v. (^eto^ 
 ») To cause to inflame. 
 
 / 2o5)^ bapu, .y. A swelling, tumor, 
 abscess, .od-, 7\c!_ or ^l~, 
 j3c^_, ^d_, sow^^- are di- 
 ferent kinds of abscess. 
 
 /e3e)o^^ bapuni (s^), t'. n. To 
 swell. 
 
 ^2Jc)s5^* bapeli^, s. Swelling; c/. 
 
 We)Sj^j bapelu, s. A plethoric 
 woman. 2. an angry woman. 
 
 E3^s5s3 bapele, s. A plethoric 
 man. 2. an angry man. 
 
 E3c)e^, Ej^aoo babi^, babu, ^. A 
 point, matter, subject, item. 
 ~^5 the particulars or de- 
 tails of an item, eU. 
 
 23c)20o^ babtu, s. Account, head, 
 article, item. S5&^ sros!) rf 3j 
 r®4 money due on account of 
 rice. 
 
 eje)SJo bama, s. A bend, crook, 
 arch. ad-j. So, like, after 
 that way or manner. -2dhF 
 oi to have a bend, be crooked. 
 
 z^s^^ bamini, see epraso^. 
 
 20-5)^ooJjo^ bamiyuni (aas^), v. a. 
 To console, comfort, soothe. 
 2. to decline, refuse. 
 
 e3e)s3o bame, s. A faithful wife. 
 
 eje)OJo=^ bayake, ^^^ eoccio^. 
 
 2T30Jj?^ bayana, see ssijodo?^. 
 
 We)0;^o®o=^ bayalinka, s. A quar- 
 rel, dispute. 
 2J5)0djd bayale, ^. A noisy man ; 
 
 Cf. eOTCXije)^. 
 
 er^oS^eX^ bayadi, s. A prattler, 
 
 braggart. — ^e^ prattling. 
 EJ^o^"5)Df^ bayarig-e, .y^^ zsii'&€. 
 23e)0^e)C'o^ blyEruni (easodjeiS), 
 
 ^. n. To be thirsty. 
 2o^o53«)^ bayali see eOTocSj^a. • 
 2Je)OSo bayi, s. A Roman Catholic 
 
 woman. 
 'We)05o bayi, ^. The mouth. 2. 
 
 the edge of a knife, sword. 
 
eje)05o bayi 
 
 476 
 
 233 d bara 
 
 etc. 3. speech, utterance. 4. 
 an opening, es^?— , see ©Tjaroo^j. 
 ^^S'— , see os(233roso. ^s'zS— the 
 corners of the mouth, t?^— 
 hand and mouth. sodoSo?— 
 a loud noise. 8!)rie3— a large 
 mouth. ^5- a harelip. — ^^ 
 3:52^^ flattery. — ^^ a large 
 knife. —■^o^'^^ an itchy 
 mouthed man; a quarrel- 
 some man. -"^^^ bitterness 
 of the mouth ; hatred. -<§e^ 
 sweetness of the mouth ; flat- 
 tery. -crooSo a loquacious 
 man. -^ie5 spittle. — ^izf dis- 
 pute, quarrel, —zi^fi learning 
 by heart, —-^t^ an oral com- 
 munication, verbal message; 
 a promise, -^a a sore mouth, 
 ulceration of the mouth. — 2ot5 
 ^ a clamorous man ; an indis- 
 creet man. — "sSoeS talking 
 loudly or haughtily. — -siio^ 
 € a cover, the lid of a vessel. 
 _T^j.«o a fetid breath. -e)S 
 taste, appetite. — e^so mental 
 arithmetic. — ?i83 savoury, 
 palatable. — ©otvd^^ to open 
 the mouth, yawn, gape. — © 
 ejjF^, -£A3&odoos) the mouth to 
 burn. -<^7^r4^, —SoADF^i^to 
 turn the mouth of a vessel. 
 — =5'&ro^4^ to overcome in argu- 
 ment; to silence; to prescribe 
 diet, -^wo^^ to muzzle; to 
 observe regimen ; restrain 
 the appetite; to shut the 
 mouth; to fasten the mouth 
 
 of a bag, etc. ~^e>h^ to 
 vociferate, talk loudly; to 
 open the mouth. —^4^ to 
 guard one's mouth; to re- 
 frain from returning abuse. 
 —"^j^ih^ to be of age, as an 
 animal when it has got its 
 complete set of teeth ; a sore, 
 etc.^ to be perfectly heal. 
 — K ^.^c)br^ to feed, nourish. 
 _K oTOtId^ to bribe ; to poison 
 one's meal. -S 80;s^o?i to be 
 entangled in a plot, etc., to 
 fall a prey to one's rage. — S 
 80j3-do^ to fix a price defi- 
 nitely; to pass word; to 
 make a promise. -soEir^ to 
 be able to speak. — eooz^osro 
 • ^?) to make one speak out, 
 cause to confess, -z^^its^^ to 
 open the mouth; to speak 
 out, disclose, reveal, confess ; 
 to cry, as in danger, etc. 
 — 20j3t^osj to cease to speak, as 
 a dying man. -^e)oF^ the 
 mouth to itch; to be quar- 
 relsome. — -rfos^^j^^ to make 
 an opening; to bawl out; to 
 scold, rebuke. - 
 to rinse, gargle 
 to shut the mouth, to hold 
 the tongue. — ^sg'o^ to de- 
 ceive, defraud. 
 We)D^ bar\ji, s. Paddy. — ^e; see 
 
 4 2J3d bara, s. A thong, strap. 2. 
 the upper leather work of 
 sandals. ^,see S35"d. 
 
 ^ixi^Oj^odoo^ 
 
 
zjz)0 bara 
 
 477 
 
 zjz>^ bala 
 
 ejsd bara, s. Overgrowing, over- 
 ripeness. 
 z:ji)tf\ barage, s. A title of Bants. 
 
 CJSCJcl, Zv^dcS barane, barane, s. 
 Stripping the bark of a tree, 
 or cutting it lengthwise. 2. 
 a comb, d.see erojSr. 
 
 ^J^d^3^)^i^ baradany, s. The dif- 
 ference of weight in the two 
 scales of a balance. 
 
 eTc)(J5)^^ barapini (ecro-oD), v.n. 
 To be fruitful. 
 
 23^DDSi^ baravuni, c.v. (^ero^^o 
 ^) To cause to chip. 
 J2Je)0 bari, s. Bamboo splits 
 fastened lengthwise to the 
 rafters of a roof from both 
 sides. 
 
 wsO bari, see 2pd&. 
 
 wsQi^o^ barisuni (s^^co), v. a. To 
 
 play on a musical instrument. 
 
 v/20e)do^ baruni (s^S), v. a. To 
 
 cut, chip, trim. 2. to comb 
 
 / the hair. 
 J23c)6 bare, s. The plantain tree, 
 Musa paradisica. —si <^^ a 
 plantain leaf. — rf ^ocl the 
 stock of a plantain tree. 
 -^oso unripe plantains. —^ 
 ^o«5r a young plantain tree. 
 _rf ^^^ a bunch of plantains. 
 —rf ^o;6 a cluster or comb of 
 plantains. — rf 3jc5r ripe 
 plantains. — rf ^cd the pod 
 containing plantain flowers. 
 -socd the round stalk inside 
 a plantain tree, es^ozl-, ^ 
 
 z3ja<^_, ^^_, 7^^_, Eiorfj-., 
 
 ^^7lis5— , ^CA— are some of 
 the varieties of plantain. 
 
 2aa)=aF^ barkala, s. The thrashing 
 floor, barn. 
 
 ws=^r barke, see zss^tL 
 
 2C>c)rlr barne, s. An offering of 
 food to a demon. 2. a meal 
 after fasting, breakfast. 
 Vzj^SjfcJ barpani, s. A comb. 
 
 23e)CJr^^ bardan^, see zjfdz^^. 
 
 zzdOf barii, s. Barley. 
 -/ejc)G^ bal^, ^. A razor. 2. a 
 pointed, double edged, short 
 knife tied to the foot of a 
 cock in cock-fighting, -^c^r—, 
 ??j3=5?j_, t^jsecjo— , f3DA"d-&cor_. are 
 some of the varieties of the 
 same. — ^oso, _?rfooaj the long 
 feather of a cock. — 80oz3D"d 
 the sword and other gear of 
 a demon, --sd^oyo^ a barber's 
 case containing his shaving 
 instruments. — ^yj^^ to tie a 
 short knife to the foot of a 
 cock in cock-fighting. 
 
 ws^ bala, adj\ Young, tender. 
 2. childish. --^j^if, -e5ee3 
 childish sport. -^^ child- 
 hood. —tSjd^z^^ instruction of 
 youth. — 20)^£3D& a young 
 bachelor. 
 
 z^^'i balake, s. A boy. 
 
 2J3ori,3d balagraha, s. Convul- 
 sions, fits to which children 
 are liable. r^^^i 
 
 ^WDud balade, s. A kind of 
 
w?)^ bala 
 
 478 
 
 zzi)^ bail 
 
 2Je)^2;^od balacandre, s. The 
 
 new moon. 
 23e)^?d=a^, balanaksatra, s, A 
 
 comet. 
 23^5->;^d balasara, s. A female's 
 
 earring. 
 z:i>^Ki)Z^^ balasavuni, (ara<^;*), 
 
 v.a. To dispise; c/. e;J'?fe^4^i. 
 e3«)e;c5od^ balaharade, ^. A small 
 
 variety of gall nut. 
 ZJ?)^D^^ balavuni, c. v. [of z^ 
 
 ©0^) To export. 2. to admi- 
 nistrate, rule. 
 Jzo^^o^ baluni (s^^), "o. n/To run 
 
 over, go out. 2. see aro's^o^. 
 ws)s3 bale, s. A child. ^t^o_ a 
 
 new-born child. 
 ^2J5)d^j!^c5* balemin^, s. A kind 
 
 of fish. 
 Ws>s3^ balke, J. A companion, 
 
 comrade. 
 zzdO^ balji, j. A demon so called. 
 zjsO baldi, s. A bucket. 
 
 2Je)^. balya, .s-. Childhood, in- 
 fancy ; also —ojSjOdo, ~^^. adj. 
 Young, tender. 
 
 WS5J bava, see 2Pd^. 
 
 2rasj^, 23s;sS^ bavate, bavute, s. 
 
 A banner, flag, ensign. 
 2Te)SJ?l bavad^, s. An earthen 
 
 lid or covering of a vessel. 
 2Je)dj^3J^ bavadepatti, s. The 
 
 marginal rapier of a roof, 
 
 pole-plate. 
 ZJi)^^ bavan§, see 2^5^^^. 
 *^ J 23e)SJ€) bavali, see zsi>^e>. 
 
 2:^53) bavu, s. Inequality of sur- 
 
 face, unevenness,bend, curvL 
 as of a plank, tree, eU. 2. 
 see 2cra^. 
 
 2Je);Jj^j^ bavuduni, v. a. (ecrc^S) 
 To turn up a rice-pot after 
 the gruel has been strained off. 
 
 2ZD^ have, see epro^. 
 
 wssSbave, s. The cream of milk. 
 2. the pulpy kernel of a tender 
 cocoanut. 3. a film on the , 
 eye. — ^cf^ fine earth float- 
 ing on the water; c/. T<c^:iB. 
 Jpz)^€) bavoli, ^.-'A bat. J2. an 
 ornament worn by women 
 at the tip of the ear. 
 
 WD^basi,^^^". Plain, unstamped, i 
 -^a22 a plain paper, in con- j 
 trast to stamp-paper. \ 
 
 23'5)^or( basinga, s. A nuptial 
 crown. 
 
 23"3^, z^Di^ base, base, see 213^^^. 
 
 We)?jL5 basata, adj. Talkative, 
 eloquent. 
 
 2Te)?o8^^) basarevuni (s3a?dT5), 
 V. 71. To talk in sleep. 
 
 2J5)r0ori basinga, see a:)^5oX. 
 
 'izii'^^^ bahulya, s. Abundance. 
 Jwe)S?* bal^, see 233^. 
 
 1 We)S^=^, Ws)^^ bal^ka, balaka, s. 
 Thin slices of plantains fried 
 in oil, called sovereigns. 
 z^^ bala, see 20 ^«<. 
 
 >^Ve)5Sc^ balavuni, c.v. (^eo;)^"^ 
 o>) To make thrive, prosper. 
 
 -/wc)^t? balikfe, s. Existence, sub- 
 sistence. 2. prosperity, thriv- 
 ing. 
 
23«)^o balu 
 
 479 
 
 2j#, bikke 
 
 "o" 
 
 23-3°^ori baluga, see erof ^. 
 
 s/2TO^j^ baluni {^), v. n.^o 
 thrive, prosper. 2/10 exist, 
 subsist. 3.4o last, endure. 
 4. to sow seed. 
 
 23«)^d, 20=)^, e35)# balu, balu- 
 vike, baluve, balke, baltara, ba- 
 Ite, balve, see eci)^^. 
 J tlo^ binka, s. Boldness, courage. 
 2. pride, haughtiness. 
 t^iort binga, s. Talc, soap-stone. 
 
 t::.o?T«)Q bingari, s. A battlement. 
 
 2. intoxication. 
 i^or)^0, t^ot^ bingiri, bingri, s. 
 
 Raving. 2. self-conceit, adj. 
 
 Delirious; vain; also ^o?^^^ 
 
 -ojd^i^o^ to rave, talk ir- 
 rationally, as a mad man. 
 — ^yo^^ to be wild, furious, as 
 a mad man. 
 i::o^ bindi, s. A kind of cake. 
 
 iZcz^, z^od bindiji, binda, s. A 
 drop. 2. a dot, mark. 3. 
 semen virile. 
 n/s^o^ bindi, s. A small earthen 
 pot. 
 
 2^)0 ?3 binna, ^^^ ^o^. 
 
 ^oF^rs binnana, «4^'. Quick, fast, 
 speedy, adv. Quickly, spee- 
 dily. —-^Ti^^ fast walking. 
 tio-^^'d binnatale, s. A written 
 memorial, petition or letter 
 addressed to a superior. 
 Jt:)o^^ binnana, s. Work, labour. 
 
 2:)oc^oJj, t:)o?^3d binnaya, binnaha, 
 s. A request, petition. 
 -/?^o^ binne, ^. A kinsman, rela- 
 tive. 2. a guest. 
 
 t^oz:) bimba, s. The disk of the 
 sun or moon. 2. form, shape, 
 figure. 3. a reflected or re- 
 presented form, shadow. 4. 
 
 7^:)o^J0, 2:102:)©, 2:)o20oO bimball, 
 bimbili, bimbuli, s. The bi- 
 limbi tree, Averrhoa Bilimbt. 
 
 J'CbozS^ bimma, s. The lip. -^^e3 
 a man with a harelip. 
 
 ^i^ozS^iA i^o^o^ bimmage, bim- 
 mane, adv- Tightly, firmly. 
 2:,=ae)D bikari, 5. A beggar, pau- 
 per, adj. Poor, destitute. 2. 
 low, mean. 
 
 N/2:;=aS bikki^, s. Holding one's 
 breath, as when making a 
 strong effort, straining. 2. a 
 sob. 
 2:)=^^2o bikkanasi, see 83^;^?^. 
 2:: ^-3,55^ bikkavuni, c. v. '{of 83 
 ^0-^) To cause to hold breath, 
 as when making a strong 
 effort; to strain. 
 
 ity^^_^ bikkuni (s^^^), v.a.-^lo 
 hold one's breath. 2. to give 
 little by little. eS^^S ^?^^ 
 to happen with difficulty; to 
 have a premature birth. 83^^ 
 
 5 ^hF^ to sob. 83^,83^,5 ??J3 
 o 
 
 ^r^ to give reluctantly, little 
 by little. 
 -C^^ bikke, see 'c^^. 
 
•£:)=§ bikke 
 
 480 
 
 'CiZi bija 
 
 t^^o^ bikkel^, adj. Deficient. 
 
 2. rotten. ~^^ a useless or 
 rotten egg (prov.). 
 
 '<:^^^ bikkele, s. A man who he- 
 sitates in speaking. 
 
 '^'§^'ni biknesi, s. A beggar. 2. 
 a man of mean disposition. 
 
 3. a mischief-maker. 4. an 
 obstinate man. 
 
 Jt^n^i big-^te, see 83^4- 
 
 JOn^^^ bigi^puni, ^^^ 8!i?\4^. 
 ^T^o^r big^rli^, ^<^2/. Late in 
 
 the night. 
 T^T^ biga, see 83eA. 
 
 J^?i£j bigata, ^^'. Tight. 
 
 J€:^liu^ bigad^, s. Taking offence. 
 2. disagreement, difference, 
 discord, disunion, -sios^oso 
 B7( adverse counsel or deci- 
 sion. -ojSifT^o^ to talk ad- 
 versely. 
 
 J2:)?ic^o^, t:)ne)do^ blgaduni, biga- 
 duni (83a5, 837^5), v. n. To be 
 offended, take offence. 2. to 
 change, alter, as one's opi- 
 nion or sentiment. 3. to 
 abandon, forsake, as a side 
 or part, sooq 83XS ^eoTl^the 
 mind was disturbed. 
 ^r(D^ bigar^, see £3X5. 
 2:)ris3 bigal6, see 2oXe3. 
 
 J ttih bigi, s. Tightness, tension. 
 adj. Tight, fast, rigid. 2. 
 difficult, hard. 3. obstinate, 
 stubborn. — =^uj.^ to tie fast ; 
 to rivet. — ^^o^» to make 
 fast or tight. 
 
 J 2:)rkS3"35S?i bigipavuni, c. v. (of 
 
 8^'^^^)) To cause to fasten. 
 Jz^jA^ bigipu, s. Fastening, 
 
 tightening. 
 >/2:)AsS^ bigipuni (e^^), v,a. To 
 
 tie, fasten, tighten. ^t\^ 
 
 tit^si^ to hold fast. 
 J2::)ricdJo^ blgiyuni (s^^), ^. /2. To 
 
 become fast or tight. 
 
 *i2:)r(o bigu, ^^^ 8!)?\. 
 j2:)r1o;^ biguta, .s. Tightness, ten- 
 sion, adj. Tight, fast. 
 tjzi bicca, adj. Drawn, unsheath- 
 
 ed, as a weapon. 
 t:)^;^ bicca, .y^^ sp^x- 
 2^2^ riri biccanige, ^^^ eodr^S. 
 
 So- 
 
 2^t3"3y biccata, s. Bursting, 
 
 breaking or flying open. 
 v/2^Z5e)5Sc^ biccavuni, c.v. (^83£io^ 
 
 o)) To open, unfasten. 2. to 
 
 split. 
 2^2:^0 =5^ «B. biccukatti, s. A drawn 
 
 sword. 
 Ji^'^d^ biccuni (s^"^), ^. w. To 
 
 burst, fly open, become loosen- 
 ed; also 83ep S^elb^. 
 72^2:§ o^ biccely, ^^*. Broken, 
 
 split, cracked. 
 ii'i^S) ^6 biccole, ^. A coiled piece 
 
 of palmyra leaf put in the 
 
 ear. 
 "^'^ bicva, ^. A double edged 
 
 sword; c/. eoso^. 
 T^sp)^ bichane, s. A bedding, 
 
 mat, carpet. 2. the straw 
 
 bed of a horse. 
 'C^ti bija, .y^^ eS^. 
 
t^ti bija 
 
 481 
 
 -^a bidi 
 
 tjU biJa, see 83^. 
 
 ^2^0^^ bijant^, see sS&ioO. 
 
 i^z^± bijakre, see ^di^-^. 
 
 i^^tiA, bijagre, see ^di^'h). 
 
 2:)2xiOJo bijaya, see .ssiocio. 
 
 ^tio bijala, s. A monstrous 
 
 speech. 
 ^ti^)d bijalu, ^^^ 832§^- 
 ^Si© bijaldi, .y. A midwife. 
 ^^i>rv^ bijagri, ^. The hinges on 
 
 which the lid of a chest, eU.^ 
 
 turns; also eSsiD^. 
 2:)2o=^* bijik^, ^. A clacking 
 
 sound. 
 2:)t3g, bijikre, see zSdd-^S. 
 t:)'^f{ bijige, ^^^ eSs^:^- 
 2:^23/5; bijigre, ^^^ sSs^^s^nj. 
 ^^^ bijipu, «^'. Thin, watery. 
 
 Jt)7^^z^ bijibiji, «^'. Greasy, 
 gummy, sticky. 
 2:)tuO^ bijil^, ^. The matter of a 
 sore, pus. 
 -^t^Z^vo^, "c:)^^o^ bijilunl, bijelu- 
 ni (83^^, 83^6), '6'. ^.^To bear, 
 bring forth, as a child. |^. n. 
 To suppurate. 
 t:)t^o biju, see eSsS^- 
 vl 2:)tio^ bijuni (83^), t'. ;^. To 
 ooze; c/. mns^o^. 
 t^2§ bije, ^. A kind of Venetian 
 blind made of split bamboo 
 or cane. 
 az^^dA bijjanige, see ^^Tis^-R. 
 -Jj^D 05j bijjayi, see 83^. 
 2:)d ^.v ^ bijjelyuni, see 832ae;o^. 
 
 2::I3 bitti, see soo^ . 
 
 2^^. bitte, ^. The excrement of 
 sheep, goats, rats, eU. 
 
 T^d^ bidavu, s. A ruling in- 
 strument of carpenters. 
 
 2:)(:i^oSo?go^ bidayisuni (83^^030 
 c^), V. a. To enclose, put in, 
 fill. 
 
 2:;c5s)d bidara, see 2003^)1^. 
 
 2^C3e)s3 bidale, .$•. A cat. 
 
 2^^^, '^^A bidike, bidige, ^^^ 
 
 83^5^. 
 
 2:)^^ bidita, ^^^ ^a^- 
 
 'C}^i bidite, ^. The chorus of 
 a drum-beating to a vocal 
 music. 2. intrigue. — s:dc^^ 
 to beat a drum ; to put on a 
 mask; to disguise. 
 
 2:)r^oricl bidugade, see 200:^0 a i:§. 
 4';^:^:^^:) bidugu^ s. A coquette. 
 
 2:)djr(oeo^iC^ bidugubajar^, ^^^ 
 
 83j;^OAOsro3dt!5. 
 
 -/2^rl bide, ^. Shame, modesty. 
 'Cjd^ bidte, .s^6^ 83ai. 
 v6)3^ bitt^,.y. Seed. 2. the kernel 
 of a nut. 3. the testicles. 4. 
 progeny. 
 ^^A bittige, ^. Sowing. 
 ^/k)^o^^ bittuni (83i^), v. a. To 
 
 sow seed. 
 Jhi^ bitte, ^^6^ 83B^^. 
 z^jn^o* bidyri^, ^^^ ^255. 
 t^zi bida, ^^^ 23^. 
 Oa, 2:)ao3o bidi, bidiye, ^^^ -^. 
 2,^aF^ bidige, ^. The second day 
 
 I 
 
 in a lunar fortnight. 
 
 41 
 
i:;do bidu 
 
 482 
 
 ?:^^ bila 
 
 J2:Ddodo^ biduruni (^^^B)^ v. n. 
 
 To loosen by itself. 
 vii^d bide, s:^k particular sort of 
 seed. 2. sort, kind, class. 
 —^ ef^T^^ management of 
 cultivation. 
 tsdiS^^f\ bidolige, s. Letting out, 
 
 out going. 
 l^zf^oVh^ biddyikann^, s. A 
 squint eye. [nian. 
 
 t:;d ?3r biddarse, s. A squint eyed 
 ^^qrscd bidhana, see ^^'^. 
 ts^^ binnaha, see 8!)o?^odo. 
 t:ic^orioWc)t3«)D^ binugubajary., s. 
 Household furniture, baggage. 
 2^odo biya, ^. A kind of tree. 
 t^^^iio biyaS, see 83ea:5oo. 
 ^t^t bira, s. A kiss, —-^i^-^^o^ 
 
 to kiss. 
 ^t^t^ birake, see tSii^. 
 2:)dsJofl, z:}DD^ biramane, birane, 
 s. A Brahman. 
 J'Cjtzi^, 2:)D^^^) biravuni, bira- 
 vuni (23^» 23t^), ^'. ^. To mix, 
 mingle, compound. 
 Jt:)droOc^ birasuni, see £5TJ?do?i. 
 t^iOoZo birinji, ^. Slender pieces 
 
 of firewood. 
 2^0?:)D biribiri, s. The noise of 
 
 rending cloth, elc. 
 ^^^:>C birimara, jt. A door bar. 
 VerjOoJoj^ biriyuni (235), v.n. To 
 split, crack, burst; also 23& 
 
 J 2:dc^ biru, ^.iV. bow. 2. a curved 
 spring, as of a gun, eU., adj. 
 Violent, severe, strong, quick. 
 -v^^ a tempest, whirlwind. 
 
 j^idocjj birudu, see sSSr. 
 
 2:)djd biruve, ^^^ s^^r. 
 
 2:)do?oj birusu, ^^^ s^ojf*. 2. see 
 
 Jt:^6o^ birel^, s. A finger. ^S— 
 half finger, y?^. half mind. 
 CfUoT^.e;-, ^ix)^:i_ the ring 
 finger. 2^^-, =^jstja_ the fore- 
 finger. -S-o^)-, -^^^j^- the little 
 finger. =^J3080-. the thumb. 
 ^rk>— the middle finger. 
 C5^F birkiji, ^^^ 83^^; 9^. 833^or^. 
 
 i:)T^r birka, ^. Overflowing, 
 abundant. 
 Jt)^:iF^ birkuni (s^^?^), ^'. a. To 
 scatter, disperse, shed. r^ap. 
 v/2^=^r birke, ^. A crack, chink, 
 J :^=^rs3 birkele, s. A scatterer. 
 v/t:)ni)FS? birgali, ^. /^V.A tempest. 
 
 2. a vagabond, wanderer. 
 
 yj)z^^r,'!^dJ^F€f{ birdy, birdolig^e, 
 
 ^. A badge of honour. 2. 
 
 show, display. 3. prestige. 
 
 _rf 20^? a bracelet worn as a 
 
 badge of honour. 
 
 i^^F birve, s. A toddy-drawer. 
 
 -fc)?5^r birs^, j. JVelocity.j /2. a 
 
 "7^ kind of firework, f adj. Clever, 
 
 J skilful, dexterous. ^2. hard, 
 
 stiff, rough. 
 t^?5^rari birsadig^, s. Cleverness, 
 
 ability, prowess. 
 "^^F birse, s. A skilful man, an 
 
 able man. 
 I^D^ bili^i, s. A bill. -2z^^ a 
 
 sign; c/. :6j3of2. 
 iD^ bila, ^. A hole, cave. 
 
2^0e) bila 
 
 483 
 
 •^^ZE^ bld^ 
 
 ^e^'^d bilara, s. Tin ; iron vessels 
 
 plated with tin. 
 i^Oo'O bilimbi, see eSceoe?. 
 ^^O'sdd bilavara, s. Glass, 
 
 porcelain. 
 t::e;o=a0^o, 2:)^0)O^ bilukulu, bil- 
 
 kuli^, <^^^'. Never, not at all, 
 
 by no means. 2. universally, 
 
 entirely. 
 >/t)6 bile, s. Price, value, worth. 
 
 — S£)tl4^ to cost. — ^^^ to 
 
 estimate, fix the price. — ^ 
 
 jSil^r'So^ to buy, purchase. 
 t^^A.t^^^t^A bilpatre, bilvapa- 
 
 tre, s. The bael tree, Aegle 
 
 marmelos. 
 y/C^:> billu, ^^^ 83^>:). 
 J?:)^ bille, ^. Anything made in 
 
 CO 
 
 a flat form, as a tablet or 
 lozenge, a peon's badge, efc. 
 2. a pane, panel. Xoz^rf- a 
 lozenge of sandal paste. — C3^ 
 oSo a peon. 
 
 z^^ bilva, ^^^ 23^^. 
 
 t:)^ bisi, see 83^. 
 '\j^?^|jjbisatti, ^. A knife. 
 
 J ii?^do^ bisaruni (83?^^), ^. ;2. To 
 
 slip, tumble. 
 - tXi^Nid, t't^^ bisale, bisale, ^. An 
 
 earthen vessel, -^o^— a small 
 
 earthen vessel. 83oa_ a large 
 
 earthen vessel. 
 2^?;;t)3^bisat^,^. Regard, concern, 
 
 care for. o);^ 85;ds§ cSoc^ cro^ 
 
 what do I care for you? 
 2^rJ^o2o?!e^i* bisayineni^, s. The 
 
 cord of a fishing net. 
 
 -^•i^k bisi, adj. Heat, warmth, 
 esp. of the sun. 2. see eSei . 
 tiT^^ bisu, ^^^ ^4^- 
 
 ^2:i?oo^o bisulu, ^. Sunshine. 
 
 ^2^}^ bill, adj. White. 
 2^;=^ bikshe, ^^^ ^^• 
 
 >/2^^oo5 bimpu, ^. A tail. 
 
 ^t)^r{ biga, ^. A lock. -^ ^^ a 
 key. ^£^5— a cross-lock. — sjd 
 ^o) to lock, bolt. 
 
 j'2:)^ri^c^ bigatana, s. Relation- 
 ship by marriage. 
 't:,^A bige, s. A relative by mar- 
 riage. 
 '^^ti bija, s. A seed; ^. e3f^. 2. 
 origin, cause. 3. a cashew 
 nut. 
 
 72:)et35ej bijata, 3-. Waving, swing- 
 ing, fanning; brandishing. 
 
 ^z^i^ts^do^, •C^^'^D^^ bijaduni, bi- 
 javuni, c v, {of eSee^o^) To 
 brandish, fan. 2. to wave, 
 swing out, fling. ^^- to wave 
 the hand backwards and for- 
 wards in walking; also e^eeS 
 
 4tj^'i^^'^ bijuni (s^?^), ik n. To 
 
 swing, blow, as the wind. 
 
 V. a. see "^^t^^^. 
 
 2:)^e3^ bit\jL, ^. The beat of a 
 
 policeman. I.see 85?&3. 3. 
 
 ^^^ 83?^. 
 
 Jz^i^ei biti, ^. Blackwood. ^s_ 
 ebony, Dalbergia latifoliG. 
 
 J^^G^ bid\jL, s. ^ gathering, as- 
 sembly. J2. dross, alloy of 
 iron. ?jcic5— stallage. 
 
 41* 
 
1^^^ bidi 
 
 484 
 
 i^^T^ bisa 
 
 ^Xi^a bidi, s. A cigarette. 
 
 2^)?^=^ bidike, s. A herd of loaded 
 cattle. 2. the pile of their 
 burdens. 
 J 'O^zi^ bidu, see s^^S. 2. see'^2^Ji>no. 
 
 "J^^d bide, J. Shame, modesty. 2. 
 agitation, nervousness, fear. 
 
 ^^j^ bine, 5. The Indian lute. 
 2. a harmonium. 
 
 ^^cl bine. adj. Tough, indis- 
 soluble, as overboiled jaggory. 
 
 t)^^ bit^, s. Intoxication, adj. 
 Intoxicated, drunk, t'nlj. 
 drunkard! ~^h^ to get 
 drunk. 
 
 '^^^ biti, see epe^. 
 
 ^^^ bidi, ^. A street, gate. 
 
 tt^fS bine, s. A grumbler. 2. 
 see 83???. 
 
 2^)^513^, 2:)e53"5)^ bipaly, bipali, 
 s. A fisherman. 
 
 ::)^35 bipu, s. Casting, throwing. 
 2. blowing of wind. 3. wav- 
 ing hands. —^<^ a casting net. 
 J^:)^^^ bipuni (83e), v. a. To cast 
 a net. 2. to throw, sling, as 
 a stone. 3. to throw up earth. 
 4. to wave the hand. 5. to 
 wash or cleanse rice. v,n. 
 To blow, as wind ; c/. eSeS^o^. 
 
 ii^sS bipe, s. A king, ruler; a 
 cruel man. [lady. 
 
 tS^^ bibi, s. A Mohammedan 
 
 C^t^i bime, see spe^o. 
 
 tti^sjoo bimu, s. A beam. 
 
 ti^oi) biya, see eScrfo. 
 
 eli^olio, t^i^oiis^o^ biyam, blyam^, 
 s. A jar, jug. 
 
 t^i^D^ bir^ji, .y. Beer. 
 
 2^^D^dO biri^dari, see ^et^c^D. 
 
 t:;^© bira, s. Vanity, conceit. 
 2. baseness, wickedness. 3. a 
 panegyric, eulogy. 4. hero- 
 ism, bravery. 5. mischievous- 
 ness, trick, knavery, adj. 
 Vain. 2. panegyrical. 3. 
 mischievous. ~d ^^ a mis- 
 chievous person. — j34^^ to 
 humble, humiliate, -sif^^, 
 ^6^^ to boast; to sing the 
 panegyric of a demon, -^e 
 h^ to lead a mischievous life ; 
 to get worse; to be trouble- 
 some. 
 J'C)^:iotio^ biranjuni (s^e^o^), zf. a. 
 To collect, heap up. 
 
 2^^0'ss^^ biravuni, see ^M^^i. 
 
 2X^0 biri, s. Conflagration of a 
 
 jungle or hill, -a^jsi^o^ a 
 
 forest or hill to be on fire. 
 
 J2:)^dOc^, ^^^Og^i biruni, biryuni 
 
 (83?^), V. a.-^To scatter, dis- 
 
 j perse./ ^2. to brag, boast, 
 parade. 
 
 ^^^^6 bire, see ^?t?. 
 -i 'O^^ bila, s. A tail. -^ Tk^oia 
 cubebs, or Chinese pepper, 
 Piper cuheha. -t^^^^ to walk 
 behind one; of. d&zJ^^. 
 ^t^^t, bisa, adv. Quickly, rapidly, 
 fast; straightly. — 9§i3?^^ca to 
 go fast. 
 
 t^^ti'^^o^ bisakally, s. A mill- 
 stone ; a hand-mill. 
 
2:)^?s) bisa 
 
 485 
 
 2ood buda 
 
 ^C^7idf\, '!^^7<^A bisanige, bisa- 
 nige, s. A fan. 
 
 t^^T^^^ bisatti, see ^t^^. 
 
 TiXr^^^ 2^^?o^ bisana, bisane, s. 
 Fanning. 2. net-fishing. —7^-5 
 a fisher, -zj^rio^ to fan. 
 v'^^^^^o^ bisuni (s^eoJ), tj. a. To 
 fan. 2. to grind. 3. to wave, 
 swing. 4. to cast. v. n. To 
 blow, wave; cf. 8!)?3io^. 
 
 soooz^^^c^ buDjipuni (sooo^), ^.«. 
 To enjoy. 
 
 200 oc^ bunnu, see 2:)j?>^^. 
 
 Z^d^^h^ bukiti^, s. A fragrant 
 powder used as a perfumery. 
 
 Z^^^'doU, 200=aOr?, 200=3^0^, 200 =^0,^ 
 
 bukuti, bukuni, bukuni, bukku- 
 
 di, s. Anything reduced to a 
 
 very fine powder, as flour, e/c. 
 
 ejo^^O) bukku, s. A handful. 2. 
 
 see 83^^. 
 200=3^0)^0 bukkudu, 3"^^ ^oo^o.^. 
 20o=s^o>^ bukkude, ^^^ ^oo^^o^if. 
 
 200=1^0,^ bukkuni (^^^e)> ^•^' ^o 
 pulverize, powder, v.n. see 
 
 200=^ bukke, An affix showing 
 the condition, disposition or 
 habit of a person; as^ ^^— 
 a man subject to itch. 20o?\_ 
 a man who chews or smokes 
 hemp leaves. 
 
 200 -^Ij^ bukti, s. Sacred ashes; 
 —si ^-d^;^ a box containing 
 sacred ashes. 
 
 20J?io bugu, see e^^o,. 
 
 J20or(o^ bugudi, s. A female's 
 ornament worn in the tip of 
 the ear. —^'3 a small flower 
 plant with yellow blossoms. 
 
 20orio20orto bugubugu, see 20a20a. 
 
 ^oo^1oD buguri, see ^j^-Rj^^. 
 
 loorio^o^ buguluni (sooAof ), i>. n. 
 To be grieved. 
 
 2002:^ buja, see 2?)03i. 
 
 2002^ orl bujanga, see s^o2dQ7<. 
 
 2ootiD=^, 2002^0?^ bujarike, bujari 
 gh, s. Dignity, honour. 
 
 200^0 buju, adv. Softly. -3^oo 
 200^ to suck as children. 
 
 z^oU,f\ buttage, adv. In cash, 
 ready money. 2. in a round 
 sum. 
 >/20je3, butti, s, A basket. 
 
 2oo^ butti, ^^ Compulsory or 
 unrequited labour. —^ ^<sjA 
 —rf s5ee3 task work, forced la- 
 bour, perfunctory work. — ^ 
 ^A ^, _?toAD4^^ to do task work ; 
 to do a thing perfunctorily. 
 
 eooc^ buda, ^. The bottom or 
 stump of a tree. 2- origin, 
 cause, foundation, ^e;— be- 
 ginning, eooifjs^o o)e5 a?^^) to 
 ruin one (prov.). 
 
 2002^ od budande, adv. Without 
 intermission, incessantly; c/. 
 
 200C^=^cS budakane, adv. Suddenly. 
 2. heavily, with force; c/. 
 z^ori^. —Zdj^-do^ to fall heavily. 
 -j^ci'^ciF^ to dive suddenly. 
 — e)^o^^ to rise suddenly. 
 
2joc^ buda 
 
 486 
 
 z^odo, budru 
 
 200 :a^ budaklia, see eooz^^^. 
 z^d^i^ budapatta, adj. Irregu- 
 lar. -SitJ intermittent fever. 
 J^^O(:^53 budale, ^."^Ease, freedom. 
 
 2. overgrowing. 
 42ooc32)rf budara, s. A temporary 
 abode, lodging, —-d^^o.^ to 
 take lodgings. 
 eoo^E^^d budibele, see e:)jc^odee3. 
 
 too:^o,eoo3^o=CTi^,budu, budukatt^, 
 see 20ot1:7\'zI. 
 
 zoodoozo budumba, adz'. Hastily. 
 ^s:;)Tl3^ to throw down hastily. 
 
 2003^0=^ budukka, adv. Suddenly, 
 unexpectedly. 
 Jzoodorld budugade, s. Liberty, 
 release, freedom. 2. inter- 
 mission, -^h^ to be releas- 
 
 ed. 
 
 -^«o^^ to release. 
 
 eooc^oc3^6 bududare, s. The re- 
 marriage of a widow or of a 
 divorced person. 2. a re- 
 married wife. 
 
 -JEooc^ocje)^ bududali, s. A rover. 
 2. a libertine. 
 
 vl 2002^0338)55^ budupavuni, c. v.' (of 
 2doTk)h^) To loosen, untie. 2- 
 to release, emancipate, de- 
 liver. 
 
 J zooc^o^^ budupini (sooS), ^. ^. 
 To put forth, from or away 
 from. 2. to leave, forsake, 
 quit, give up. 3. to let go, 
 leave alone. 4. to shoot, dis- 
 charge. 5. to remit, dispense 
 with, deduct, leave out. 6. 
 to dismiss, send away. 7. to 
 cease, desist, terminate. 8. 
 
 to set to, set on, as men to 
 work, dogs to fight, efc; to 
 appoint to a work. 9. to un- 
 cover, expose, make bare, as 
 any part of the body. v. n. 
 To become loose, dishevelled. 
 ^of^_ to open the eyes, "^o^ 
 S3DC>3J_ to be in a perplexity. 
 ^o^_ to gallop a horse. ^ 
 oSjsTio- to reduce the price of 
 a thing, zf^- to send a mes- 
 senger. 2§?d- to expire, od 
 5-, ^dsa- to make way, get out 
 of the way. ^o— to flower, eos 
 oa3_ to gape, yawn ; to con- 
 fess, reveal. s5a_ to shoot 
 a gun. Added to the gerund 
 or suspensive tense of other 
 verbs, it expresses the com- 
 pletion of the action, and 
 answers to off, away, etc.; 
 as, ^jarfjF— to give away. ^ 
 g,- to take away; to collect 
 or recover fully, as a debt, 
 etc. 3i5F_ to drink off. 
 J EOJC^jeojc^o budubudu, adv. By 
 drops. — 20ja-do^ to fall by 
 drops. 
 
 EOjr^oeS^dbudubele, .?. A journey- 
 man's labour, job work. 
 
 200 da budedi, see djazfa. 
 
 200 cl budka, see 20oc^??f5. 
 
 200:^ d buddal^, s. A kind of 
 
 fishing net. 
 200^:1 budd6, s. A pod, legume. 
 200 u^ ^ budpini, see z^oThh^. 
 ojoclx^ budruni, see zo^zioh^. 
 
soora buna 
 
 487 
 
 z:,0'a^F burkiji 
 
 ^/^JJC^ buna, s. A peg. 
 sjorsoog bunupu, s. A straight 
 
 branch, —"^i^ a handle made 
 
 of such a branch. 
 ^^o^^o^^, eooe^ bunuppu, bunpu, 
 
 ^.Heel-tendon. 2.^^^ s^or^osgi- 
 2003^ butt^, .y^^ s^fo- 
 £003^0^0 buttayi, see 2:iJt^odx 
 2^:0 Sg- butti, s. Stale food. 2. 
 
 food put up for a journey. 
 z^^^o^^ buttuni, see e!);^^. 
 >/Eoji butte, s. Semen virile. 
 E0OC3'^ budgie, see 80orfoe3. 
 200 d buda, see soozji. 
 ^Jod€) budali, ^^^ "i^^Ti^. 
 Looc3a)d budara, ^^^ eoj^^ssi^. 
 
 z^:^ti:^z^^ti:i budubudu, ^. A bub- 
 bling or gushing noise of 
 water. 
 N/20ocios3, zoodO, 2oodJS0 budule, 
 buddali, buddoli, ^. A skin 
 ^' bottle. 
 
 20odooJ, 2codooj5 budyante, bu- 
 dyande, s. A wise, sensible, or 
 prudent man. 
 
 200 q^ budha, s. The planet Mer- 
 
 Icury. -c^^ the influence of 
 Mercury on one's fortunes; 
 good luck; prosperity. 
 'i:}^T^'^i)Tj budhavara, s. Wednes- 
 day. 
 
 20JCJ OS buddhante, see eoorfoo^. 
 
 9 
 200 £) buddhi, s. Intellect, sense, 
 
 Co 
 
 understanding. 2. know- 
 ledge, wisdom. 3. advice, 
 
 admonition, reprimand, intj. 
 
 Sir, your honour. — crocS 
 stupid, senseless. — sSr^olB 
 senselessness. — -sScB^ wis- 
 dom, prudence, sense. — ■^oi 
 a wise man. — 2o?n a stupid, 
 senseless fellow. —'^<s)\^ to 
 learn wisdom, take counsel. 
 —t}T^^^ to advise, admonish. 
 —eobra to grow wise, learn 
 prudence. 
 
 2oo^"5)a bunadi, s. A foundation. 
 2. origin, cause. — ©j3?t13^ to 
 dig a foundation. — ^^o^?) to 
 build a foundation. — ssi!:^ 
 to lay a foundation. 
 
 200^^0^ bunipu, see 20or©o4^. 
 
 200^ bunu, see aojaoso. 
 
 J200C^, 200C^, 1^:^^:), 200d.20JC^O 
 
 buri^, burane, buru, buruburu, 
 
 see "i^^y^ 
 20odo2u buruji, see eoosSr. 
 200 do 2^ J buruju, see eooaior. 
 '/2oodo2l burude, ^. A bottle, made 
 
 of the shell of a cocoanut, 
 
 gourd, etc. 2. the skull. 3. 
 
 an inkstand. 4. a snuff-box. 
 
 —•6kzi>^^ lit. to behead; to 
 
 cut off; to revenge. 
 200 bod burude, see 8oo:3r. 
 20odo?oO burusu, s. A brush. 
 200 6 o*^ burel^, see 83^^. 
 ■ J 200D^, 200 dj^, 200 dOj buir^, burra- 
 
 ne, burru, s. The noise of a 
 
 bird's wings in flying, etc. 
 
 20o^^r, 2oo=^oF burk^, burku, s. 
 
 J Sipping noise. 72. the noise 
 
 of breaking wind downwards. 
 
20j^«)r burka 
 
 488 
 
 200^ bule 
 
 ^^o^-5)r^^burkavuni,^^^^3^r4^i. jizjodoj^ bulepini, see .a^^^L^. 
 
 2jaz3r burji, s. Confusion. ' -e? 
 
 l^^ to be confused. 
 20J2xior, 200 dor burju, burdu, ^. 
 
 A stone-dam; bastion. 
 20JS"sr^^ burtavuni, see 20j33jdf 
 
 Jeoodr burde, s. Mud, mire. 
 Vi^i'^'^TT^ burnasyi, adj. Tasteless, 
 
 insipid. 2. decayed, spoiled. 
 
 3. useless, worthless. -59S 
 
 decayed or worthless rice. 
 
 — ^^j?)^ a worthless man. 
 20J?^or?^ burnusi^, s. A kind of 
 
 leveller. 
 -i 2oo;dor, 2oo?djor burma, burmu, s. 
 
 A gimlet. 
 200?;)0r bursu, see 20oT^o?io. 
 200 ^=a^ bulak^, ^^^ dja^^. 
 200^=5^0^^ bulakuni, ^^^ djse^^fo^. 
 
 200 ^Jj bulara, ^<^'. White, striped 
 
 Avith black. 
 200^6, 2ooe;^(5 bulare, bulare, s. 
 An ox striped white and 
 black. 
 \ z^^ii'^^ bulaky, s, A jewel, 
 worn by females between their 
 nostrils. 
 ^200035^^) bulavuni, c. v. (of 200 
 <yo^) To open wide, as the 
 eyes. 
 JzojOo^^ bulipuni, see 20oe;j^^. 
 -i20Juo^ buluni, v.n. To be open. 
 
 4 J 200^3 bul6, adj. Fermenting. ^^2. 
 
 see 200^. 
 ^^200s3^© bulekali, s. Sour toddy. 
 Jeoj^^ buleti, see eoj^a 
 
 200^1^, 200^0* sj^ bulpakki, 
 bulbulpakki, ^. A kind of 
 bird. 
 ^200^^ bulpuni, see 2^^^^^. 
 
 J200Od4^> bullavuni, <;. 7'. (0/ z^o 
 
 '^^o^) To enlarge a sore, ek. 
 
 2. to split, make a crack. 
 J200t>o^ bulluni (^^^), "^'..n. A 
 
 sore or wound to enlarge. 
 
 2. to crack, slit. 
 200^?^ buvana, see 2^^-^^. 
 
 J 2003^0, 200?^0200;oO, 20O?^O, buSU, 
 
 busubusu, bussu, ^.-Gasping, 
 panting. 2. hissing. \ adj. 
 Sullen. -aoWj.^ to hiss, "^e 
 ^ 80o?i)20o?jj ^h^ the face to 
 look sullen. 
 '-^2oo?oo bussu, s. -Hissing; the 
 noise of pouring water from 
 
 a water-lift: also 200 
 
 ^. 
 
 2oo^ol bulante, see ^j^^o^. 
 
 200 ^020 J bulambu, see djs^. 
 -1200^x5^ bulaki^, s. Brightness, 
 
 shining. 
 -1200^0 bulu, see 20o<^o^. 
 
 200^0^ buluni, see soo^b^. 2. see 
 
 CO 
 
 i20o^ bule, s. Standing, grow- 
 ing corn, a crop. — ^s'&rosi 
 reaping of a crop. — irorS^ 
 the present of a small quan- 
 tity of new corn, efc.^ made 
 by a tenant to his landlord 
 during the harvest season. 
 — eS^ the harvest time. -^^^ 
 Sb^to reap corn. 
 
200 «? bule 
 
 489 
 
 20JSD buri 
 
 too^do^ buleceli^, see ^j^^€. 
 •^200^3 buleti, {fr. ^:>^t2^) adj\ 
 Full grown, ripe; cf. 2^06^^. 
 -/2oo«?53"s4^, loo^^c^o^ bulepavu- 
 ni, bulepuduni, c. v, {of 'i^^'^ 
 4oi) To make grow, rear, raise, 
 as a crop, etc. 
 
 s^^ bulepini, bulepuni, buleyu- 
 ni, bulevuni (s^^^*^), ^'. n. To 
 grow, ripen, be ripe. 
 200^ bulka, see 200^^. 
 
 >^2oo^G^, zoov^ci^ bulkad^, bul- 
 kad^, ^/Crying passionately; 
 bawling.' 2. clearness, adj. 
 Open, public. 
 
 -isoo^do^ bulkaduni (2^^^^^), -v. n. 
 To cry, as from fear or being 
 possessed of a demon. 
 
 J 200^0 bulpu, s. A cry, lamen- 
 tation. 2. the noise of any 
 animal or bird. 3. clamour. 
 
 '-ieoo^-^o ^ bulpuni {J^^^), "o. n. To 
 cry aloud, shout, exclaim. 
 
 -^200^^^ bulluni, see eooejo^^. 
 toJS bu, see ^^. 
 eoJSoCJo bundu, see 20j3r®o. 
 EOJ3^o btiku, s. A book. 
 toJS2^, EoJS^^o buci, bucu, ^. A 
 cork, stopper. 
 
 iwJS2/^, eoJ3do, EOJSt^iO buci, bucu, 
 buju, s. Mould, mildew. 
 
 v/sovJSeJori, EoJS&J=^if^ butanga, bu- 
 takatana, see "s^^^. 
 
 -^ ZjJijhii^'^ butavuni, c. v. {of ^^ 
 wo^) To make pay or retri- 
 bute, to avenge, revenge. 
 
 ->/tiJ3l3, ^vJS^o buti, butu, s. 
 Empty boast, brag. — t^t?, 
 — crooSo a boasting man. —33s 
 !i^o^ to boast, brag. 
 
 -Jz^J^o^ butuni (soj^O), 7-. ^.-^To 
 repay, give in return, avenge. 
 
 V -^2. to boast, brag. 
 
 Jzx^zi:) budu, s. A manor-house, 
 mansion, residence of ahead- 
 man. ^TOoSo the squire of 
 a manor-house. 
 
 V aojsra buna, ^."i wedge, peg. 2. a 
 short stick driven into a jack- 
 fruit to ripen it soon. — djsWo^?), 
 — soD^o^ to drive in a stick. 
 zoJSrao bunu, s. The coffee berry. 
 E0J5^ buta, see 2^jd^. 
 20J3^^ butala, see s^js;^'^. 
 20JS3:so3o butayl, s. Sardines, 
 ^z6 ^^ the refuse of sardine 
 fish. 
 
 ^soJSa budi, s. Ashes. 
 
 JtoJsaorl, 20J5do budinga, budu, 
 adj. Ash-coloured. 
 
 z^'Jzj^ buna, see 20jsr®. 2. ^^^ 20jsr©o. 
 
 zoJSSje)^ bupali, .$-. A king, -"^jse 
 A the kings'-evil. 
 
 &jJSe:) bubi, see sSes^. 
 
 SOJSDo bumi, see ^jaso. 
 
 eoJSDj)^ burata, .y. Falling, crum- 
 bling; delapidation. 
 
 EOJSD^sJ^ buravuni, c. v. {of sojs 
 T^^^) To cause to fall, to fell. 
 2. to conquer. 
 
 20JS0 burl, s. An assemblage, 
 congregation of people. — ^^ 
 4 a curry intended for a 
 
eojSD buri 
 
 490 
 
 23oriJ5 bengo 
 
 grand entertainment. — s^-|)^?? 
 a gift of money to a large 
 number of mendicants. — ^t>, 
 majority. 
 
 z:'Jz)^7^ burig^, see eoj^-doX. 
 
 icJSDri burige, s. A kind of sweet- 
 meat. 
 \ ecJSdo buru, s. A creeper, climb- 
 ing shrub. =^83^— tlie lower 
 part of the ear. cSjso^d- , see 
 20?je3. cTOj^— vine. 
 JzoJSdort buruga, s. The tree 
 Eriodendfujn anfractuosum\ 
 also'^tSjs^Tizii ^Ti; c/. ^<^' 
 
 £OJ?)doc^o^ buruduni, see z^j^rior^, 
 
 EOJSrf03e)5j^ burutavuni, see sojs 
 
 J z^^^d^ buruni (sojaS), v.n.^To 
 fall. 2. to be caught in a 
 snare. 3. to be overthrown, 
 defeated. ^ 4. to die. ©^ - 
 to fall down, prostrate, sa- 
 lute. -sSooozId— to fall on the 
 knees. Tizio— to suit, agree; 
 to consent. 
 
 zoJSd^ burele, s. A weak-legged 
 man. 
 
 ijJ^djF^ burduni (eojsSr), ^. ^. 
 To spread evenly, as grain 
 for drying, or earth to level 
 the ground. 2. to level, 
 flatten. 
 
 E0JS3i)r53)^ burtavuni, see eojsr^D 
 
 z^J^iF burt^, J^^ T^fj 
 20J353-5r4c^ burpavuni, ^^^ 2^^^ 
 
 20J35L>o, tOvJS^o bulya, bulya (cor- 
 rupt of ^?^o). Betel leaves. 
 2. sandal paste offered to^a 
 demon and distributed to the 
 people assembled. 
 
 zoJS^rs bushana, see spjs^r®. 
 
 Z0J3«^O bulu, ^^^ 'i^:S^^. 
 
 EOx3d?o obr^haspati,^. The planet 
 Jupiter. 2. the preceptor of 
 the gods. 3. the. name of a 
 law-giver. — ^"d Thursday. 
 
 e3o7^ beng^, s. Malice, hatred, 
 envy; revenge. 2. disparage- 
 ment, detraction, censure. 
 _20j?)yo^ to revenge. 
 ^i^Qj\ benga, ^. The red sandal- 
 wood Pterocarpus saftta- 
 linus, r^. 
 
 eSoFiujdo^) bengaruduni, ^<?^ ^oao 
 
 t3or(6, sSoJ bengare, bengre, s. 
 Bank, shore, margin. ^'^^T 
 a shore resorted to by smug- 
 glers. 
 
 zSorl© bengali, s. The dregs, 
 refuse, lees. adj. Drunk, 
 intoxicated. 2. capricious, 
 whimsical. — ^ocioSo a drunk- 
 ard, sot. 
 
 eSort^ bengali, ^. Boiled toddy. 
 
 zSoAD bengiri, 5^^ eSoTxQ. 
 
 sSorlo^ benguni (s3oK), r. ^^. To 
 repent, be sorry. 2. to feel 
 pity, compassion, commisera- 
 tion; also do^reooi, t3o833js 
 
 e3or»J5^i^:§ bengoditede, s, A 
 kind of fish. 
 
23o20 benna 
 
 491 
 
 zSti beja 
 
 tSo^ benna, see s3oa. 
 
 ^22oti?^, zSo'Soe^ benjana, benriana, 
 ^. Curds, curdled milk. 
 
 -leSoG^, ^loxi^ bendyi, bendu, s. 
 Pith, a light and spongy plant 
 growing in water, Aeschyno- 
 mene aspera. 2. thinness, 
 leanness, lightness. <^^'.Thin, 
 light; emaciated, -^h^ to 
 becomelean, thin, light, ema- 
 ciated. 
 
 ^e2o:l bende, s. The esculent okra 
 
 Ahelmoschus esculentus:/wiiU~ 
 
 Hibiscus ahelmoschus. — ^oso 
 
 its fruit. 
 
 25c^=a^, bendekk^, i-. The tree La- 
 ^ ' * . 
 gerstrcemia niicrocarpa. 
 
 v/eSo^JS© bendoli, s. The bush 
 
 Phy salts indie a. 
 E3odJ?)^53 bendole, s. A hollow 
 
 kind of gold ear-ornament. 
 MsSodI benne, s. Butter. 
 ^3o^D^ bentari^, see s3eo^5. 
 22oi bents, ^. A class of Pariahs. 
 23o;io* benteru, s. High water 
 
 tide. 
 23oC3^D% eSoSD^, e3o?io^ bend^- 
 
 tr^, bendir^, benniru, s. Hot 
 water. 2. a tepid bath. 3. a 
 bathroom ; <2/.yd? — 'sfj^yo. — ^^ 
 ^^) to bathe in hot water. 
 >/^3o^), e3o?S benni, benne, s. Land 
 under cultivation. 2. agricul- 
 ture. — Aozf d, — c^oSo a culti- 
 vator, farmer. — sS^^, — "sii 
 ^o^^i to cultivate; to rent a 
 land for cultivation. — ^:T, 
 orfoj^ to finish cultivation. 
 
 23o2o^ bembala, s. Recommenda- 
 tion, help, patronage. 
 e3os5o, aSo^OD^ bemme, bemmer^, 
 
 see £3^or. 
 e3=^ bekka, ^^^ ^^^i- 
 /23=a)ro^ bekkasijL, ^. Surprise, 
 7 wonder.! ^2. nausea, disgust. 
 _4'3e^oi to be disgusted; to 
 be astonished. 
 ^e5^?;jO^ bekkasuni (sS^^oj), v. n. 
 ^0 wonder, be surprised.^ 
 7 2. to faint, be tired. 3. to feel 
 satiated. 
 ^'zSrldo^ begaduni (?2aS), v^. n. To 
 be alarmed, bewildered. 
 ^rid begade, see deAil. 
 zSrlcg) begapu, see ^2X5. 
 J^ii^^, s^iido^ begapuni, bega- 
 runi (s5a, 25 a 5), v, n. To per- 
 spire, sweat. 
 Je5r\D^ begar^, s. Perspiration, 
 sweat. — ^yo^o), — 8!)e?jo^, — .^eo 
 yJ^) to perspire. 
 yeSe^ becca, s. Heat, warmth. 
 adj. Hot, warm. ^^z'. Hotly, 
 warmly. ~^^^ hot water. 
 _©-d^^ to cool. -??jst>F^, --do 
 ^^^) to warm, heat, make hot; 
 to beat, flog. 
 Vt^E^cd beccana, s. Warmth. 2. 
 evening meal ; cf. ^orop^, -,zi 
 ^^ a warm habitation. 
 v^e5e:^?3 beccane, ^^^. Hotly, 
 warmly. 
 e22§ o^ beccel^, ^^^ s^^ ^• 
 ViSz^o^* bejanti^, s. A dried cake 
 of cow-dung, used as fuel. 
 
252^ beja 
 
 492 
 
 eSd bera 
 
 ^^Zi^6, 23t^=J bejakire, bejakre, 
 
 s. Dried leaves, used as fuel. 
 
 _/23t3«)D^ bejar^, see s3e3i^5. 
 
 J22Uo^^ bettuni (£30^), 7;. «. To 
 
 cut, circumcise. 
 
 23^ bette, adj. Middling. ~^ 
 
 ^ji)^) a timid or weak man. 
 2^d>o7^, 25dn^ bedang^, bedagi^, 
 J s. Surprise, wonder. 2:^ see 
 
 ^3c^^(o^) bedaguni (sS^K) -v. n. To 
 
 wonder, be surprised. 2. to 
 
 behave. 
 M^xiT\ bedage, s. A charming 
 
 man. 
 423a bedi, s, A gun. -cajs^ 
 
 saltpetre. --^Sr gunpowder- 
 
 ^0^ to fire a gun. 
 it^j^eSd bedebede, .y. The sound 
 of a broken vessel. 
 t3cl benne, ^^^ e^o?!. 
 eSs^ bett^, <;^^/. However, but. 
 2. afterwards. — cro^ what 
 then? what news? 
 Jso^ betta, s, A rattan, stick, 
 cane, -s^ ^&^^ a rattan basket. 
 -i eSsOj^c^, zSi^e^o^ bettuni, betto- 
 nuni, see e5^^. 
 e3c3^o5), iSdooJ) bed\jipu, bedupu, 
 s. Erysipelas, an inflamma- 
 tory eruption. 
 j 23c3^D* bed^r\^, s. A bamboo. 
 — ;6js4^ a kind of grass. 
 23c5o'# bedanke, see ^:io=^. 
 
 -^23^0^, cidO=^ bedar^^, bedarike, 
 s. A start, fright, fear, alarm. 
 
 ^eSrfdj^ bedaruni (sSsi^), z>.n. To 
 be alarmed. 
 
 -ESaoJoo^ bediyuni (£35), z;. /2. To 
 be surprised. 
 
 -i23c3 bede, s. Surprise, aston- 
 ishment, miracle. — deot? fear. 
 _e?l3^ _=5'wj,^, --3i^ ^ to be 
 
 ' eo ' _D 
 
 surprised, astonished. 
 23^=^ benake, s. Ganesa. 2. the 
 name of a man; also ^^ 
 
 ?ro3oo. 
 
 23^^benni, see sSo^. 
 
 •.(23?^ ^ benpini («3^, 7^ ^. To 
 labour, work. 2. to cultivate. 
 eSoS 8^^ to support one's 
 self by labour. 
 
 -^eS^ beppu, ^. Moderate heat, 
 lukewarmness. 2. feverish- 
 ness. adj. Lukewarm. 2. 
 feverish. — ^jabr^, — •s5o<^o. r^ to 
 heaten. 
 
 J23o^^ beppuni (e3), 7'. ^. To stab. 
 23^ beppe, see 20^. 
 2323. bebbe, s. Inarticulateness, 
 speaking in broken, indis- 
 tinct accents. 
 
 J23doD^ bemar^, see ^7(5. 
 
 \/23oSjoj^) beyipini, see de^^. 
 
 j23o5o^£^ beyipel^, s. Boiling. 
 adj. Boiled. 
 
 ^23^0=3^ beranka, s. Cleft, chink. 
 
 j23do=^oc^<^, 23cJo^cr?, 23o=CTor§, 
 23d=5D3*^ berankanni^i, beraukan- 
 ni, berakanni, berakan^, s. 
 Cracks on the sole of a foot. 
 
 J23do^o* berankalliji,.y. The back- 
 bone. 
 
23 d bera 
 
 493 
 
 bella 
 
 /T^^oiid berangade, ad'V. Late, 
 
 afterwards. 
 ^23dor\o5o beran^ayi, adv. Finally. 
 23doe3% 23 do 3^ berant^, beranti^, 
 see ^^:)F^ ^^o. 2. see sp^oi. 
 e3d^ beraka, see ^^f^. 
 -^23d=^ berake, ^. A mixture, com- 
 pound. — ^^o^^^i to mix. 
 -vleSdn^ berag^, s. Wonder, amaze- 
 ment. -e?b^ to be amazed. 
 N/zSdrl^c^ beraguni {^^^), -v.n. To 
 be amazed, astonished. 
 i^t^ berane, i". A Brabman. 
 sSdsSo berame, see sS^or, ^ij^o. 
 
 >^23d5Sc^ beravuni, v.n. To be 
 mixed, mingled. 
 
 ^c3d;^^ berasijL, s. An admixture. 
 
 v/23d;^o^ berasuni (^Si^oj), ^'. a. To 
 
 mix, mingle. 
 VeSs beri, ^. The back. -^o&3^6 
 the lap, a pouch formed on the 
 back by the folds of a gar- 
 ment. -^eS very loose bowels. 
 — -doo^o, the backbone. — "^jst^o 
 ^6 hump-backed. — ?i^Dodo, 
 ^^^ £3&?JDodj. ^3i^o^?i to follow, 
 pursue, —^c^o^ to turn back; 
 to flee, run away; to back- 
 slide. — ^e, — o3oe closely, at 
 the heels, just behind. -o3o 
 eolbF^ to follow closely. 
 
 ^23 00=^23^ berinkall^, ^. The back- 
 bone. 
 23o?;}c)OJo berisaya, ^. Support, 
 aid, patronage, strength. 
 
 N23do beru, s. A marten. 
 236;;!o?^ beresuni, see ^-^t!^^. 
 
 >/e36^^ berelij, j^^ e^^^- 
 e3=^F berke, see '&^'^' 2, see ^?5. 
 
 ■^■Sd>— roots of a cocoanut 
 
 tree. 
 23;^r^, 23^F^, sSs^r^ bertadi, 
 
 bertali, bertali, adv. Closely 
 
 behind. 
 eS^f^ berpuni, see ^^J^- 
 J^^F^ berpuri, s. A borer. 
 23sJoFd bermara, s. The fulcrum 
 
 of a country water-lift. 
 e3s^oF?o-5)^ bermasthana, see ^^^ 
 
 e3doF berme, see ^^o. ?);d- by 
 thee (I swear). -e?b?), -^;^^ 
 to be amazed, astonished; 
 to feel giddy. 
 
 e3s3jF, 23doFD^ berme, bermerij, 
 see s^)^"^- sS^or-^Aoa the de- 
 mon's shrine. tSdoF;d^^ a 
 place haunted by ^r sacred 
 to it. 
 
 23s3of3 bermeti, s. Trouble, 
 annoyance, pain. i>)^o_ what 
 a wonder! 
 
 e3;^JSFO0, e3?3j5F^obersolu,berso- 
 lu, s. A beam resting on the 
 king-post. 
 /M bele, see 83^3. 
 >/e3orl belcade, ^. A devil-dancer; 
 
 one possessed with Kali. 
 J^^ bella, s. Jaggory. ^8|- 
 jaggory in tablets, sugarcane- 
 jaggory. S3se3- palmyra jag- 
 gory. — ^ "^^^ — ^ "c^^ syrup 
 ^/ boiled juice of sugarcane, 
 treacle. 
 
 c3e:)3jj bellapatre, see sSo^fj. 
 
 42 
 
25 e> bella 
 
 494 
 
 2^^d bede 
 
 23^ ;joo^o, bellamullu, s. A kind 
 
 of tree. 
 £^q3j5 %^ bellolli, ^. A tender leaf 
 
 of a palmyra. 2. ^^^ s3.®^o^<^. 
 Cos^^r bevarsi, ^^^ de^sDS^. 
 cS^oD*' besar^, see de;d5. 
 
 eSi^o^F, 23^^, 23?oOj^ besarpu, 
 besrapu, besrupu, see ^^4- 
 '^z^kfi besige, s. Soldering gold 
 or other metal. — rf ^X sl 
 soldered ornament. —sjDiiD^ 
 to solder. 
 e5':odoo^, 23?3oioo^ besiyuni, be- 
 seyuni (s^oj), v. n. To get 
 hot. 2. 7%*. to be angry or 
 haughty. 
 c:Xo,^ bessuni, ^^^ s34v^^. 
 :!:^^e)d belakara, ^. Borax. 
 V 25^rT belag^iji, ^. Brightness, 
 
 splendour. 
 VEo^ad^Sc^ belagavuni, ^. v. (of eS 
 «A0^) To make shine; to 
 polish. 
 ^ 23^r\o^ belaguni (s5s.^K),7'.?2. To 
 shine, glitter. 
 22^ be, ^r^. Without, dis-. -es 
 eooTJo, _ajo20o-do disrespect, dis- 
 honour, elc. 
 ^2j^o=5 bsnke, ^. Heat, sultriness. 
 —^h^to become sultry. 
 23^or(6 bengare, see e3oX^. 
 J 23^022 banna, s. The tree Ptero- 
 carpus tantalinus, 
 23^02^ benci, s, A bench. 
 •■' 23^0^ bente, see djseoB. 
 zS^oSD* bentar^, s. Change of 
 smell or taste, adj. Unsa- 
 
 voury, --^.^ia a bad smell, 
 offensive smell of the body. 
 23^-§-s;% eS^o-^, 23^2a2;« bakilij, 
 bakile, becil^, s. The upper 
 part of a roof. — ®^ the 
 loft of a bath-room, used 
 as a granary. — t^jsWo a bath- 
 room with such a granary. 
 — sS^D seed stored in such a 
 granary. 
 
 23^IL)J523^ bekhubi;, ^^'. Stupid, 
 senseless. desojsd a stupid 
 man. 
 
 23^r\ bega, adv. Speedily, quick- 
 ly, soon. s, see ^eX. 
 
 23^r\cl begade, j-. Tinsel, brass 
 leaf or foil. 
 
 23^n'3D begari, s. Compulsory 
 labour. 
 
 23^25'^, 23^2^0 bec\i, bscu, see sSeoJ- 
 
 23^2^0^ becil^, s. A kind of 
 pumpkin. 
 
 23^23'3 bsja, adj. Improper, in- 
 consistent, unsuitable, bad. 
 -t?e;?j an improper act. 
 ■^23^23^0* bejar^, i\ Weariness, 
 fatigue. 2. disgust, offence, 
 vexation, annoyance. 
 
 23^23 bejni, see s3oX. 
 
 i ^ { 
 
 J 23^eJ beti, see «^e^. -^2. see sSja^oa 
 
 ^^d^ bedave, s.-^A fowler. ^. a 
 
 l)Oor man, beggar. 
 
 23^^ bedi, s. Fetters, chains. 
 
 hand-cuffs! — sdcIj^ to fetter. 
 
 Jl^^do^ beduni (£3?5), v. a. To beg, 
 
 ask, beseech, entreat. 
 
 23f d bade, s. The keystone of an 
 
 arch. 2. abounding in thorns. 
 
e3e^ beta 
 
 495 
 
 eS^D beri 
 
 I 
 
 •doo^o o^— full of thorns. — ^^ 
 ri^^ to fix the keystone; to 
 finish a work. 
 tS^^s:^, 23^3"s^^ betali;, betalij, 
 adj. Naked, s. Nakedness. 
 
 d^3-3«^b8tale, s. A demon sup- 
 posed to haunt dead bodies 
 and cemeteries. 
 ^23^1 bete, ad/. Separate, differ- 
 ent, distinct, other. ~^h^ 
 to become separated. —'^ 
 ^\^ to separate; to change. 
 ^23^C3^bedi^,^. Secret information. 
 _7x^-5, _c3X)o3o a spy. — ^jaibr^ 
 to give secret information. 
 — :^^?) to spy, pry. — t^^o) to 
 know a secret. 
 
 25et3S eSecJ bedi^, beda, see e^erf. 
 
 zS^dEoo, ^3^c3^^3^ bedabu, bedabiji, 
 ^. Disrespect, incivility, in- 
 sult, --^^f^^ zut^^o^ to speak 
 rudely, or insultingly. 
 
 eS^o^c^ bedana, ^. A kind of 
 medicinal seed. 
 
 23^ a bedi, see £^?a. 
 
 Ef^ari bedige, ^^^ ^^a^. 
 
 sS^dj^, eS^dog^ beduni, bedyuni 
 (sSeS), z'. «. To leaven dough 
 with toddy. 2. to listen, give 
 ear. -^Bf— to apply a medi- 
 cine. 
 
 E^^djJ^ri bsdolige, s. Cultivated 
 land, fertile land. 
 
 sS^d bede, see s3d 
 
 23^^ bene, i. Ache, pain. ^'^~ 
 headache. ^s'l^oiSooWo _ severe 
 
 ei 
 
 pain. 200^— the colic, —so 
 hFo^ to have labour pains. 
 
 ^53Dd bspara, ^^^ S3^^"^, srog-t)-d- 
 v^23^55d4c^ bepavuni, ^. '6'. (^ ^5? 
 
 t^^, £5e;^^)VTo boil, seethe, 
 J cook. ^2. to cause to thatch, 
 
 get thatched, as a roof. 
 ^23^^^ bepini (^5?), zf.a.&n. To 
 
 boil; to be boiled, seethed, 
 
 cooked. 
 / 23^^ bepu, ^.^ Lurking, spying. 
 
 2. a kind of angling. 
 ^23?^^ bepuni (s^e), z'. a. To lurk, 
 
 watch, spy; to betray. 
 
 v/23eo3)c^ bepuni (^?), -i/. ^. To 
 thatch the roof of a house, 
 etc. 
 
 23^20cZ3^ bebandi^, ^^*. Unsettled, 
 without order. 2. negligent, 
 careless. 
 
 23^aJo^jodo beyaburu, s. Disres- 
 pect, dishonor, insult. 
 y23^o30aj^ beyipini, see ^^h^. 
 >/23^o;Jooci beyuni (s^?), v. n. To 
 boil, seethe, be cooked, baked. 
 v/23^0^ beri^, s. A root. 2. origin, 
 cause. ^030- a root-stalk. 
 e7~ a kind of citron, used in 
 medicine. — enp-do^, de-djsr^o^ to 
 take root, be fixed. ~=§sih7t^ 
 to aid, help; to incite, insti- 
 gate. 
 
 23 ^rf bera, see so^^i^. 
 
 23^Dc)S^^ beravuni, c. v. {of derJo 
 ^) To lift up the hand for 
 striking. 2. to beck, make a 
 sign with the hand. 3. to 
 row a boat. 
 
 23^0 beri, see £^?&. 
 
 42* 
 
sJ^c^o beru 
 
 496 
 
 ^^ bei^a 
 
 23?do^ beruni («3?5), v. n. To be 
 
 waved, lifted up, as the hand. 
 
 i\ a. To lift up, as the hand. 
 
 ^^5_, ^^_ to trim a light. 
 
 ^cf^_ to throw or pile up 
 
 earth. rfoS— , ^^-d— to row 
 
 a boat. 
 eS^doT^ii berengetti, s. A large 
 
 kind of lobster. 
 eS^dco, ^5^dJ^^^3 bereji, beroji, s. 
 
 Land-revenue. 2. amount of 
 
 assessment. 
 z^^dcisjod beredamara, ^. The 
 
 croton tree. Croto7i tigli- 
 
 uvi. 
 22^Qg)rO bsrpuri, see d^rb, 
 
 eSe^^^^ooq^ belayudha, s. A lance, 
 pike. 
 
 icS^© ball, s. A hedge, fence. 
 — 3^ ;^j£r© a post or pole of a 
 hedge. 
 
 Jef^d bele, ^. Work, labour; cf. 
 sfe^.. — ctooSj a workman. — sS 
 r^^jf to work. 
 w5^S3c)0^ bevarisi, adj. Unclaim- 
 ed, without a claimant. — ^ro 
 ^ unclaimed property. 
 
 J c3^;S bevu, s. J The Neem or 
 margosa tree; also ^j^eSe^. 
 2. see ?Sj3e^. 
 23^^ c^ bevuni, ^^^ eSeodoo^. 
 
 23^4'^^ bevuru, s. A foreign 
 
 country. 
 22^5*' besyi, ^. t^eoJ. 
 -i 23^2^ bssa, J. The second Tulu 
 month. ~zi 7^^ the first rain. 
 «56- hot weather. 
 
 t3^3^^ besala,^. The hot season. 
 
 23^4» ^^^ besya, bssha, see s^e^. 
 
 23^?^^ bes^, adj. Good, proper, 
 well; excellent, agreeable. 
 
 23^?;! eg besappu, see iS^t.^^.. 
 ^ 23^?oD^ besar^, ^. Fatigue, weari- 
 ness, vexation, disgust, adj. 
 ^ Fatigued, weary. ~^h?i to 
 get tired, be weary. — jSsgj^S) 
 to rest. 
 
 23^?j30Jj besaya, s. Cultivation, 
 agriculture, farming; del. ^o^ 
 
 23^ o) besi, see £5?^. 
 -^23^rori, 23^?j^b8sige,b3sya, see^^^^^ 
 23^AjOQg)r besurpu, see ^^4- 
 23^?3>i5c5^ besoppu, s. The curry 
 leaf Bergera koenigii; cf. 
 
 23^^ bele, ^."^Split pulse. 2. one- 
 eighth of a rupee. 3. a liquid 
 measure of about six seers. 
 ^23\^bei,^/Straw. -^^l^osS^a stack. 
 2, see 83DO20. -d^T^ to thrash. 
 
 2lo^o beinku, adj. Dull. 
 
 23v3t:D7^, 2|o2JO beimbige, beimbu, 
 s. A reindear ; a boar. 2. ^^^ 
 
 ^23v5^ beikyi, ^.'^elay, stay. adj. 
 
 Soft, delicate, adv. (abbrev. 
 
 of a:)cdoo?\)^n the evening. 
 23)^^a beikaddi, .y. A female 
 
 demon so called. 
 23^1^ beikatte, s. A sickle. 
 2^=3^^^ beikallv (e^^o^rfs'^), j. 
 
 The stone or stones at the 
 
 mouth of a well. 
 
25yi beike 
 
 497 
 
 e3)<y, beilma 
 
 £0)=^ beike, see 20odo=??. 
 
 c|2§D^ beicer^, j. A Malabar 
 
 physician. 
 ^^)b^ beit^, s. Stay, sitting. 
 
 —•^^0^^ to cause to sit. 
 2^)^z^ beitad^, s. A flail, thrash- 
 ing stick. 
 t3)^s235)D^beitabar^, i". An inferior 
 
 kind of paddy, obtained by 
 
 beating straw. 
 z3>^0 beitari, s. A very inferior 
 
 kind of rice. 
 eS^^d beitale, s. Vortex, top, 
 
 summit. 
 sS^cJo^ beidande, s. A beam put 
 
 across the mouth of a well 
 
 to stand upon when drawing 
 
 water. 
 zSido^F beidurli, see ^^^$jof. 
 
 23>d beide, s. A toddy-drawer; 
 
 /em. eS^^^D. 
 22\c5e;or, 25\6s^of beiderlu, bei- 
 
 derlu, s. The demons Koti and 
 
 Cennaya, said to have been 
 
 the sons of a Billavar father 
 
 by a Brahman wife. 
 4)^^ beidya, see ^^rf^. 
 JeSvoi, £5)^ beina, beini, s. The 
 
 bastard sago palm, Caryota 
 
 urens. 
 T^^D^ beinali, s. A demon so 
 
 called. 
 :5^ beipa, s. Obliquity, slope. 
 
 adj. Oblique, sloping. 
 E3-,3dfl beipane, ^. A manger. 
 vJ c|^^^, e|^^^ beipini, beipuni (s5^), 
 
 v. a.-^o chip or pare ob- 
 
 liquely.] 2. to cut, reap. 3. 
 see 25?!:^. 4. see sS^orfoo^. 
 
 s^idooii, 25)o^oor{ beimuga, beimu- 
 ge, s. Shyness; shying. 
 
 £5^^0x71 beimr^ga, s. A lair. 
 s/'&p^o, ^S^OoJ^ beiya, beiyya, s. 
 Evening. — K, — rfX in the 
 evening. — ^o^j^ the four- 
 o'clock flower, Mirabilis ja- 
 lappa. 
 /eS^oJooc^ beiyuni (£5^), -r;. n. To 
 perch, roost. 
 
 e^oSoO beiyeli, s. Riding. 2. 
 skipping, romping, as boys. 
 
 eS^doii beiranga, see soco^oX. 
 
 23\do3o, 25)ds3, sf^O?^ beiraye, bei- 
 ravu, beirige, s. An instru- 
 ment for boring; cf. ^^y^:^^^. 
 
 sS^dsS beirave, see 
 
 23)^D«)h beiragi, s. An ascetic, 
 
 mendicant. 
 eS^p'^rJ^ beiras^, ^. An upper or 
 
 over cloth, a bath-towel. 
 23^0 belli, .V. A kind of kite. 
 e3)6 beire, s. k man belonging 
 
 to a class of Pariahs. 
 ieS^o^ beil^, s. A fertile kind of 
 
 rice-field, situated in a low 
 
 land which can be easily irri- 
 ^ gated, ^adj. Public. -e?b^ 
 
 to become public. 
 
 beilakare, beilare, beilariji, bei- 
 
 lare, s. A low land near 
 the seashore. 
 
 eS^p^c^ beilmana, see eoe^r®. 
 
23j3o=^ bonka 
 
 498 
 
 sSxodj bomme 
 
 JzSjSo^ bonka, adj. Big, large. 
 -t£)^ a large swelling; also 
 y^jseo;^ a^. ~§^ a large 
 cocoaniit shell. 
 
 cfjso=^0ojjo^ bonkaliyuni, ^^6' 
 
 723j3o=3^o bonku, adj. Hollow, void, 
 empty. 
 
 -i 23j?) 0=5^0 Q^ bonkuni (^.^cF), 7'. «. 
 To deny. 
 
 j25j3o=CT^o^ bonkeluni (£5jso=^6), 
 ^. ?2. To swell. 
 
 AsSjSon^, eSjSorlo bono^u, bono^u, s. 
 The inner part of the tender 
 shoot of a cocoanut. 2. a 
 distended navel. 3. a protu- 
 berance on any part of the 
 body. 4. a large flower- 
 bud. 
 eSJSortj^ bono;ude, see eooXozf. 
 
 AgSJ^orlo^ bons^uni (s^jao^), v. n. 
 To be distended, protuberate ; 
 also sSjsoXorfj^oL^^. 
 
 23vJSo3« bonda, ^. A tender pocoa- 
 nut. i^ocro-?-. a red kind of 
 the same. 
 
 23j3oc^^ bondala, see djsozfjso. 
 
 jSjSo^ bondi, see djsa. 
 
 sSjsoC^j bondu, s. Marrow. 2. 
 J the brain. 3>^pith. -©cJo^'o^ 
 to be stunned. ~^h^ to be 
 emaciated, decayed, become 
 thin. 
 -itSJSodJSO bondoli, s. Phy sails 
 Indica. 
 
 wJSo:ljs^ bondolu, s. A kind of 
 medicinal plant. 
 
 >/e3jS)oflo5j bonneyi, {corrup. of 
 dj3^^?5osj) Butter. 
 
 '^^«5 
 
 bonnya, ^. i\.shes. 
 
 2uJSo Ja* bontel^, ^. The seventh 
 Tulu month; the sign Libra. 
 
 23j5)oc3^, eSjSod) bondi^i, bondu, s. 
 Weakness. 
 -ieSJSocJ, a3J3oc^o bonda,bondya,^. A 
 tender branch of a palmyra. 
 
 e^JSod, 23j3o:3(^ bonde, bondena, 
 s. A kind of sardine. 
 
 cSjSo^O bompiri, see £5jso20o5. 
 adj. White. 
 
 E3j?o2odJS^bombadotte, (corrup. 
 of 23jso"rfcS ^fei) s. A tender 
 cocoanut which has been 
 emptied of its contents. — ^^ 
 4s> to throw it out; to 
 smash, as one's head, abus. 
 
 e3jS)oWe)OSo bombayi, s. Bombay. 
 
 efJSozjo bombu, s. A large cocoa- 
 nut shell. 2. see ^si^^oz^:). 
 
 23j9o2ooO bomburi, s. A small 
 kind of oyster. 
 
 ^5JSo^^)0© bombuli, s. A kind of 
 fish, called "Bombay-duck." 
 
 e3j3o2oo§ bombuli, s. A mob. 
 J23J5)oe3 bombe, s. A puppet, doll. 
 2. an image, idol. 3. a silver 
 coin. -Ci'U a puppet show. 
 
 E3si3o;lif^ bommana, see soc'rfo?^. 
 
 23JSodoD*3a)c3j bommari^taye, s. 
 
 A demon so called. 
 sSjSoOo bommi, J*, k stupid 
 
 woman. 
 diSo^jo bommu, see tSjseoeoo. 
 i3J5o^j bomme, ^. A simpleton. 
 
efJSoejr bormba 
 
 499 
 
 Sjs^ bodi 
 
 sSJSozor^, ^3J^o^^:)o^ bormbat^, 
 bormbu, see djs35oo2oS . 
 
 £5js^ bokka, conj. And, but. 
 ^^'. Subsequent, adv. After- 
 wards, then, even. —e;t) again, 
 again and again. — 3j c^^ja? 
 £^^ an after thought. 
 -Je^JS^rs bokkana, s. A bag, poc- 
 ket. 
 
 22J5^,?d bokkasa, ^. A large bag. 
 
 2. a kind of portmanteau. 
 
 3. treasure, treasury. 
 ^/dsJS^, 25js=^ bokki, bokke, .y. 
 
 An itch, pustule, pimple. 
 2!vi5=CT,^ bokkele, s. A provoker. 
 z3J5=^v%cz3 bokkoDji, pron., adj. 
 
 Another. 
 t!j5=CTJ5)0 bokkori, pron., adj. 
 
 Another. 
 e2J5?iD bogari, ^. A spinning top. 
 
 2. ^(^^ sSja^sS. <2^'. see eSjsoatS. 
 sSJSrl^c)^ bogalata, ^^^ eoXwu. 
 
 zSjsadD bogari, ^. A copper- 
 smith. 
 
 c5js?^J5D bogori, .y. The jujube 
 tree, Ziziphus zuj'uha. 
 
 E!vJSrlJ?)ODJi)^^ bogorimlniji, s. A 
 kind of fish. 
 
 e5jsr» boggi, J. A bitch. 
 
 23J5r(o0, 23J5r(j^, eSjsrio^, bog- 
 guli, bogguli, boggulli, s. The 
 Indian squill, Scilla Indica. 
 
 e3J5^ bogre, s. A dog. 
 
 aSJStci bojja, s. A funeral cere- 
 mony (?;' feast, funeral obse- 
 quies. 
 
 ^/^2JS^ botta, .y. ^A spot, mark. 
 
 7 2/a drop. — 3:^1^0^ to put a 
 mark on the forehead. 
 
 N/23JSl3'e):^ bottana, adv. Exces- 
 sively, exceedingly. -d-^a 
 oc5oo^, —Ef.^a^'soL^^ to be very 
 much exhausted. 
 
 /23JSb|,5S^ bottavuni, c. v. {of 
 d.^wj^s)) To make beat, as a 
 drum. 2. to cause to hammer, 
 as metal. 3. to cause to 
 knock, as a door. 
 22j?jli=3^od bottikaada, see sSjsyo^ 
 
 >/23J5yo^ bottu, s. see s5jsy^. adj. 
 High, lofty. 2. dry, as land. 
 —^s'o-rf a high land, dry field. 
 ^tS^joS- such a rice-field irri- 
 gated by a reservoir situated 
 on a hill, aror®— a rice-field 
 depending solely on rain 
 water for its irrigation. 
 
 ^t^\^^ bottuni (22-^^), ^'. ^. To 
 
 2. to 
 
 3. to 
 
 beat, as a drum, 
 hammer, as metal, 
 knock, as a door. 
 
 Je3JS^5,s3 bottele, s. A drummer. 
 e3j3:^ boda, .y^t^ s^^- 
 
 Vs^Jsa bodi, .y. Satiety, surfeit, 
 loathing, disgust. 2. back- 
 wardness. 3. exhaustion, 
 tiredness, fatigue. 
 
 -i e3js^sd'3^^ bodipavuni, c. v. {of 
 djsSocijo^) To satiate, cloy, 
 surfeit. 2. to exhaust, tire. 
 
 /zSvO^oijo^ bodiyuni (sS^^a), z'. n. 
 To be satiated, cloyed, sur- 
 feited. 2. to be tired, done up. 
 
eSjsc^o bodu 
 
 500 
 
 sSjsS bolli 
 
 t3j?)dj bodu, see eocl:. 
 >/E3Jsda bodedi, s. A wife. 
 4 23j5)^^ bodji, <2f. ^. (7zeg.of^si>9irki). 
 Must not, should not, do not. 
 ^eSsj^d bodde, s.-^k stout man. 
 2. a simpleton. 
 23j5)r3n bony a, see 25j30p®n. 
 E^JSC^joso^f. bodumbatt^, adj. 
 Stout, corpulent, unwieldy. 
 23j3dooE3 bodumbe, s. A corpu- 
 lent man. 
 JE3JSdje;jQi, eSjsdJS^j^ boduluni, 
 
 bodoluni (eSjsrfj^, djs^Sja^),?;'. i^. 
 
 To soak, steep- 
 25j5c^o bonu, ^. Encompassing, 
 enclosure. — ao sj^i^o^ to en- 
 compass. 
 e3J5^D^ boppariji, ^^^ ^^^• 
 23js^, 23j5^ boppu, boppe, ^^^ 
 
 23J3^rJ bopponi, i\ A small 
 kind of crab. 
 
 25J523|^y, bobbata, s. A loud 
 noise of quarrelling, weeping, 
 or lamentation; a shout. 
 JsSjsm^ bobbuli, s. A bubble. 
 
 e3J5)m^r bobbursi, s. A cook. 
 JzSj^eS. bobbe, s. Crying, weep- 
 ing; cf. £3jsa3|^y. — sjdzI)^ to 
 cry out. 
 
 eSjssjo,?^ bommana, see eoo^j^. 
 
 JeSjsdowo borambu, s. A small 
 
 kind of mat. 
 >/23j?)0^^ boripini (djaO), z;.^. To 
 
 milk. 
 n1 t3j3Do:ioo;:i boriyuni (e5ja&), i/. ;/. 
 
 -/To yield milk. ^ 7'. a. To 
 pillage, plunder, rob. 
 
 23jSdo born, 3". Brag, boast. — ^dSj 
 a braggart. 
 
 23J5)do=a^<'" , e3J5=5^ro^ borukalli^, 
 borkall^, see s2j5«!;5j^. 
 
 e3JS^orj|, eSJSriord borkude, bor- 
 gude, see sSjsc'Oicf. 
 
 dJSScor borcu, ^^^ £5js^f • 
 
 sSviSCJOF bordu, ^^^ sg^:^or. 
 7e3j323^ bol^, ^^'. White, bright. 
 
 25j5)s:^oejo boli^mbu, ^^^ eSja'^oosio. 
 
 e3js^o=s^do^, 25jS2;o=^oOodoo^ bo- 
 lankaruni, bolankuriyuni (£5j3 
 epos's, djsci'o^oS), ^. /^. To be 
 intoxicated, fascinated ; to be 
 lustful, proud. 
 
 sSjS)^;^ bolaku, see ^.^^^. 
 423JSe;=3'o^ bolakuni (£5.^2^^), 
 
 V. a. 
 
 To weld, solder. 
 
 >/^3J^^rf bolkara, adj. Whitish. 
 ^JJS^o^ bolkall^, see s3j3^^6. 
 e3js^j,cl, e3j?)s;0 2l bolkude, bol- 
 gude, s. A small umbrella, 
 used in demon worship. 
 ^ESJSe) oSj bolcayi, adj. Pale, wan. 
 -/efsJS© bolci, fl;^/.-JWhite. 2. .9^6^ 
 
 e3J3^j c^ bolcuni, .y^'^ e3jss?o ^. 
 
 
 23s/5s3s:^ bolcelu, see tSaf. 
 -Jc3j?)e;j boldu, 
 
 o 
 
 eSjs^oO bolyari, s. A kind of 
 
 rice. 
 eSsJS© bolli, .y. .y^^ es^t.- ^^^J- ^^^^ 
 
23J6 53 bolle 
 
 501 
 
 eSJS^o boldu 
 
 t2JSs3 bolle, s. A white kind of 
 lice, found on clothes. 
 vTzSj?)^^ bol^, see ^j^^- 
 sf^J^^o7i6 boii^ingare, adj. White. 
 25^390^^ bolanki^, J. Mire, mud. 
 e5J3^ca bolante, ^. Rice from 
 paddy that has not been 
 boiled; also £3j3<^c^oO. 
 25j?)^o2oo bolambu, see s5j3^. 
 -isSJS^^^ bolak^, s. The fat of 
 fish; fish-tar. 
 z!x^=ctd^ bolakariz, «^'. Partially 
 
 or nearly ripe. 
 e5J3s;^=ao^ bolakuni, see sSjso^o^. 
 '^e^JS^sl e^ bolaccelu, i\ ^Shying. 
 ^ 2yripening. ^3. paleness. 
 23j?)»^^^ bolajji, ^^^ 25.?>|^. 
 :5j3^^ bolapu, s. A mode of 
 catching fish with a net 
 fringed with palm leaves. 
 —■Bi3i:^ to fish with such a 
 net. 
 ^ye2JS^o3o bolaye, ^. /^V. A white 
 man. 2. an epithet used by 
 Pariahs in addressing higher 
 castes of people. 
 :2j3^;^o^ bolasuni, see 20^?io». 
 t3JS^oz2D^ bolinjirij, s. A small, 
 white kind of fish, called cara 
 pao. 2. a kind of grass. 
 eSJS^D' boliri^, s. A kind of bush. 
 -^^ its leaves used in medi- 
 cine. 
 VtSJS^do^ boliruni (sSjs^S), z/. 72. 
 To become w4iite or clear. 
 t3JS^?^j^ bolisuni, ^^^ e5js?^?io^. 
 
 22j3^o bolu, see sSj^tjo. 2. .y^^ 
 
 zSJS^OoWObolumbu,^. Alburnum, 
 
 sapwood. 
 ESjS^oS^^boluppu, s. White salt. 
 S^JS^osf^^ bolubene, s. Severe 
 
 colic. 
 elfs^^ bolena, see eS-^^^^- 
 ^tfjS^oS^ bolepuni, see eoo^^^. 
 >/23J3^do^ boleruni (s5-^^5), v. n. 
 
 To become pale, to fade. 
 •>/23JS^e:^bolkalliji, s. White stone, 
 quartz. 2. marble, alabaster. 
 23J3^^d»' bolkiri^, s. Clearing of 
 the sky from clouds; a peep 
 of the sun after shower. — ^ 
 odoo?) to have sunshine after 
 rainy weather. 
 e3js^o,:I, 25^^^>d bolkude, bol- 
 gude, see ^j^<sjj^zs. 
 Ve^JSs^s^^ bolcavuni, c v. (of 
 
 djs'^^^^) To make shy. 
 Vz5j3^ bolci, s. Shyness, starting 
 
 2*3" 
 
 aside suddenly. 
 ^sSjs^o^ bolcuni (^^^^fj, -^'-n- To 
 shy, start aside suddenly, as 
 an animal. 
 7e3j5)^g^ bolceli^, ^^^ ^^g,- 
 zSjs^sB boljati, s. High-caste 
 
 people. 2. white people. 
 
 23js^ bolji, s. The middle layer 
 
 of fibre of a cocoanut branch. 
 
 'd^^d^ boltu, adj. Sapless, -rf 
 
 ^^ a sapless tree or wood- 
 
 n/23js^o boldu, ^. Whiteness, 
 
 brightness. 2. whites. ^^. 
 
 White, bright. -=^j3^ the 
 
eSjs^o^ bolpu 
 
 502 
 
 tSsiS^ri) bodu 
 
 white leprosy. — ^'s?!^^ to 
 suffer from whites. 
 -J ^'^^ bolpu, s. Light. 2. a 
 wick or candle. —^^4^, 
 —•rfo^o^^ to kindle a light, ^/^. 
 >/ e3j$)^o bolya, <^^". Light, white, 
 clear. — fSoso butter. 
 23 J?) ^0 02^?^ bolyambige, s. Faeces, 
 excrement. 
 >/ eSJS^, bolla, s. Inundation, flood. 
 dJS^=^c^ bollakari^, see ^j^^^B. 
 sSjs^.a bolladdi, fem. of a-^^ f . 
 
 zSJS^ds^j^rJri bollaramaniga, s, 
 A kind of bird. 
 ^t3J3<6 bollare, «^". White. 
 e2x<^^ bollali^, see z:>^^. 2. a 
 family-title. 
 ^23j?)°^, bolli, i". A star. 2. silver. 
 
 3. three annas. 4. a gray ox. 
 — ?ijse)o silver thread or girdle. 
 
 23j5^o^=^2:5^ bollukall^, ^^^ ^^^e^- 
 23j3^o,^, bollulli, ^. Garlic. 
 
 >/ eSvJS^. bolle, ^. A white cock. 
 v ■ 
 2. a gray ^r white ox or buf- 
 falo. '^3- a kind of medicinal 
 plant, Mussmnda frondosa. 
 
 4. see tSjseS . 
 
 CO 
 
 EvJSs?,o^D bollentari, ^^^ eSja^o^. 
 
 -/23js<^o3 bollenti, ^^'. White. 
 
 VsfjS^cd bollena, ^. A white sub- 
 stance, adj. Whitish. — c^oSo 
 a fair man. 
 z^JS^dt^j^ bolleraduni (djs^^TJS), 
 V. n. To be heated to a white 
 point. 
 
 -^23js^O bolleri, s. A kind of 
 leprosy. 
 
 cIq^o^ bonka, ^^*. Large, great. 
 -^^\ a large cocoanut shell. 
 
 23JS^orij bongu, see sSjscK. 
 
 tSJS^otoO^ bonjiri^, see £3j3<9o2§5. 
 >/23vJ3^o^bonte, s. Hunting, chase. 
 — r33o3o a hunter. — eodtj hunt- 
 ing of wild beasts. — tIj^Ov^ 
 to hunt. 
 
 cfJS^og^ bontre, s. A head man. 
 
 eSJS^oCJ^S, z5j5^od bondale, bonde, 
 s. A stout, corpulent man. 
 
 T^^^Qi^^^ bombil^, s. A hollow. 
 -20js-do^ to become hollow. 
 
 e^JS^oZoo bombu, s. Afire-engine. 
 2. a metallic instrument for 
 tapping bales of rice, etc. 
 
 zSvJ^^ri boga, see ^j^^K. 
 
 e^JS^rid bogare, adj. Not quite 
 true, fictitious, unreal. — oioso 
 unreal hardships. — ^Idsd s:^^ 
 ^^r^ to speak of hardships 
 which are not fully true. 
 
 sSJS^rid bogare, s. A copper- 
 smith. 
 
 e2J3^r» bogi, see e^e^N. 
 
 eSJS^AoJoo^ bogiyuni (s3J^e'^), :•. ;?. 
 To be enjoyed. 
 ie^JS^riorS boguni, s. A small 
 
 saucepan. 
 -^'tSJS^ti boja, ^.-^xcellence, great- 
 ness, loftiness. 2Ypride. 3. 
 salutation, obeisance. 
 
 eSJse^^c^ bojana, see e^-^es^f^. 
 
 eSjs^^ bdt6, see sSjseoa 
 v/sSJS^do bodu, ^. v., c. daf. To 
 want, wish, desire. 2. to be 
 requisite, necessary, must. 
 
z3j5^cii bodu 
 
 503 
 
 e3j3^cj^r bornu 
 
 oDo^— I want. cssoSoK— why 
 wanted ? dja^rs^S for the sake 
 of, on account of, purposely ; 
 obstinately. eSjse^sDOso need- 
 ful, required. sSjae^rob?^^, sSjse 
 zsdoao-^^ sufficient, ample; 
 
 J 23JS^2^0EJe)0Sj bodubayi, s. A teeth- 
 less mouth. 
 
 25JS^r?) boni, s. Handsel, the first 
 money a trader receives or 
 the first bargain he effects in 
 the morning. -•dos;^Ox^?i to take 
 handsel. 
 
 eSJS^rao bouu, see tSjs^o. 
 
 eSsJS^ao, eSjs^Sjbotiri, botri, see 
 
 WSJ 
 
 25JS^d bada, see ^j?>^^. 
 -IcoJSear^ bodige, s. The capital 
 
 of a pillar. 2. architrave. 
 zSJS^dj bodu, ^. The dung of an 
 
 ox or buffalo; also tSjses^o 
 
 S9o8!). 
 
 tCJS^d bode, ^^^ £5js?ocie3. 
 
 sSJS^q^ bodha, s. Intellect, un- 
 derstanding. 2. awakening, 
 arousing. — ^^S) to swoon, 
 be out of senses. — 20br^ to 
 come to senses. 
 
 23j^>^q^=^ bodhake, s. A teacher, 
 preacher. 
 
 cSJS^q^c^ bodhane, s. Instruction, 
 teaching, advice, persuasion, 
 exhortation, incitement, in- 
 ducement. 
 
 c5j3^^o§^, 23js^^?oo^ bodhipuni, 
 bodhisuni (£5$p, eSjse^fo) v, a. To 
 instruct, teach, advise, ad- 
 
 monish, incite, induce, ex- 
 hort. 
 
 ESJSes? bodhe, see sS^ijoqi^. 
 
 e5j5^^^AS boni^igiri, s. A variety 
 in kangu cloth; of- ^soK. 
 J e3js^^ bona, ^. "^ood. 2. boiled 
 rice and ashes mixed into a 
 paste for applying to the left 
 side of a finger-drum. 
 
 cfjS^^ boni, see djaerf. 
 
 eSvJSpf^j bonu, see ^si>'^. 
 
 sSjs^oSo boyi, s. A class of fisher- 
 men who are also palankin 
 bearers. 
 ^eSjs^d^ borij, see sSjse-do. 
 
 23J3^d bora, ^^^ eo.^-doX. 
 
 eSjS^dsJ borappa, «^^'. All, fully. 
 
 eSjS^O bori, ^. A bull or ox. 
 v/22j?}^bo boru, adj. Bald, bare, 
 shaven ; uncovered. — aoz§ 
 a barren hill. — ^Sjs^^tj an 
 empty bag. —-^^o-^ a bald 
 head. 
 
 N/23j3^dj^ boruni (£3j^S), z'. a. To 
 shave, shear, strip off. ^^- 
 to shave the head, ^oi^- to 
 strip the branches of a 
 tree. 
 
 JzSJS^d bore, s. The top of a 
 hill. 
 
 sSjs^do^c^ boryuni (s3js?S), v. a. 
 To assault or butt, as an ox 
 or wild beast. 
 
 eSjs^dor bordu, ^. The side of 
 a ship. 
 
 eSjs^F^OF bornu, adj. Sluggish, 
 lazy. 
 
^siS^cSr borne 
 
 504 
 
 eo,cd, brahma 
 
 sSjS^c^r borne, s. A sluggard, or 
 vagabond. 
 
 dvJS^O^ojF^ boryuni, see t5js?iJoo^. 
 
 25j5 ^^or borlu, (pi. of £5j3?5). 2. 
 
 t3j5^^ bola, ^^^^ £5j3os;<. 
 
 23jJ:^0, e3j?)^d boli, bole, ^^^ sS^s?^, 
 
 ie3j5^^ bavi, .y^^ eSjs^oao. 
 zSjs^sJ bovu, ^. The tree Vatico 
 
 bardifera. =^5— black kind 
 
 of the same. sSjss^^o ^ a white 
 
 kind of the same. 
 eSvJS^^ bola, s. Myrrh. 2. a 
 
 kind of medicine composed of 
 
 ghee, jaggory, cocoanut milk, 
 
 etc. 
 vi 23J5r^?^^ic^ bolasuni, see^^Sj^e^o^. 
 
 2. see zSj^i^'^l-^^i. 
 JeSjs^^ boll, ^. A widow whose 
 
 head has been shorn. 
 j23js^^?oo^ bolisuni (^Sjse^co), v. a. 
 
 To shave, shear, strip off; c/. 
 
 ^^J^^^c> bolu, adj. Bald, close 
 shaven. 2. hornless, though 
 of an age to have them. 
 
 Jc5j5^^0c^ boluni (£2j3?f), z'.7z. To 
 become bald. 2. see e^jse^o^. 
 
 ^£3js^^ bole, .y. ^he seeds of a 
 jack fruit. 2. a bald head. 
 ^oFscU the eyeball. -=^f^ 
 large eyes. -Leo^^^ to re- 
 move the seeds of a jack 
 fruit; to put out the eyes. 
 23j3^s|^?io?i boleisuni (23js?^^oj), 
 7'. a. To coax. 2. to strip: 
 
 23j5^V^s?^s^ooo2^ bolkalijimunci, .y. 
 
 A smooth species of pepper. 
 ej^fl boune, see eo^. 
 23^^ boudhe, see a:)o^. 
 2J^do bouru, j. The snarling of 
 
 dogs and cats. 2. frowning, 
 
 threatening. 
 ea^do?^, 2^6j^^j^^ bouruni, bou- 
 
 rottuni (sj^5, ej^js^), TJ.n. 
 
 To snarl, as a dog or cat. 
 
 2. to frown, threaten; c/. so 
 
 — o 
 
 z^^£^ boulane, s. Speaking 
 
 loudly. 
 z^€> bouli, see 23«)^e5. 
 zS^S, 23^?j^, 23^;:oo bousa, bousi^, 
 
 bousu, see 2^^)7X0. 
 -iej®^ boula, see eo^o^. 
 2J5)o2oodo byaburu, see s3?odj20oT^o. 
 
 2^-90 d byara, ^. Trade, --rfos^^j^^ 
 to trade. 
 
 Wi)oD byari, s. A Mapla, a Ma- 
 layalam speaking Mahom- 
 medan. 
 
 e3c)o 02^)3^ byaribittyi, s. The 
 croton seed. 
 
 z^.^j?)oz^ bramanda, see eojso^or^. 
 
 tj^^j brame, i-^^ ^^0. 
 
 20^3^ brashta, see ^m^. 
 
 20, CO, brahma, ^, The Divine Cause 
 <7r essence of the world, the 
 unknown God. 2. sacred 
 knowledge. — e^^Q a religious 
 student; a bachelor of the 
 twice-born class. — ?^3 c^ the 
 vital part in the head.' 
 
aj,3o, brahma 
 
 505 
 
 sdri bhaga 
 
 20,3o,6 brahmare, ^. A demon of 
 the brahmanical class; also 
 
 tX34?3^c^ brabmasthana, s. A 
 shriiie of the Brahmara 
 demon. 
 
 ^io5"aoc^ brahmanda, s. The 
 universe. ^^*. Very much, 
 
 many, abundant, excessive, 
 immense. 
 
 23^,0^ brandi, s. Brandy. 
 
 v_> ' ■ 
 
 23^0 3^, 23^03 branti^, branti, see 
 
 23^0 a brandi, s. A Brahman 
 
 woman. 
 w^.rl brane, ^. A Brahman. 
 
 eo' 
 
 Sjj bha, The thirty-seventh letter 
 of the alphabet. 
 
 ^ori bhanga, s. Loss, injury. 
 2. affliction, trouble. 3. defeat, 
 disgrace, degradation, ^j?)^— 
 loss of reputation, disgrace. 
 — =^js^FS)to annoy, afflict. —^'^ 
 orfoo?) to be disgraced, molest- 
 ed, troubled. 
 
 2jJo TTOei bhangata, s. Affliction 
 upon affliction, extreme dis- 
 tress. 
 
 ^oT^Tf , 2^o7TOd bbangari^, bhan- 
 gara, s. Gold. 
 
 £JoA bbangi, s. Hemp, Cannabis 
 sativa. [eool^o. 
 
 2^ohl]sj-g^o^ bhangitappal^, see 
 
 2^023 bhanna, see s^^oa. 
 
 2^otic^ bhanjane, s. Destruction. 
 2. breaking, splitting. 
 ^ ^oi^ bhandu, s. Obscenity, rude- 
 ness. 
 N/gf^or^blianda, adj. Obscene, rude, 
 filthy, impudent. —^"^ ob- 
 ■ scenity. 
 
 Bh 
 
 c;JoC3-sli7^, Sjjocse)^ bhandatige. 
 bhandata, s. Obscenity, rude- 
 ness, impudence. 
 
 2^0 USD d bhandara, s. A treasury; 
 treasure. 
 
 s^^ocs^Obhandari, s. A treasurer. 
 2. a family-title. 
 
 2^0^ bhandi, s. A cart. 2. a 
 small car on which an idol is 
 drawn. 
 /e^o^ bhande. s. A rake, lewd 
 man. 2. an indecent man. 
 
 EJ-S- bhakti, s. Devotion, piety, 
 zeal, worship, faith, godliness. 
 — ^5^^, _coe?^^^ ungodliness. 
 — SoecS an ungodly mao. —"^ 
 ^^^ to be devoted to ; to wor- 
 ship, [man. 
 
 2^=^ bhakte, s. A pious or devout 
 
 z^rioC^ bhagandala, see 20X03^1^. 
 
 2^r\sJo J bhagavante, s. God, the 
 Supreme Being. 
 
 z^T\zi3^!^^i bhagavati^gite, ^. A 
 theosophical poem represent- 
 ed as spoken by Krushna. 
 43 
 
s^rl bhaga 
 
 506 
 
 d^F bharta 
 
 2^r{zS^ bhagavati, s. A goddess. 
 2. Parvati, e^c. 
 
 e^h^dqS bhagiratha, adj. Of ^z- 
 pertaining to Bhagiratha. 
 — crooSo an enterprising man. 
 ^^odo;^^ great exertions like 
 those of Bhagiratlia. 
 
 Z^r\^^^ bhagiratha, s. A king 
 who is said to have, after 
 great exertions brought the 
 Ganges down from heaven. 
 
 e^r^d bhagtale, see s^^o^- 
 
 2^r\^ bhagna, adj. Broken, rup- 
 tured. 2. overcome, defeated. 
 
 2^tsi=^ bhajake, s. A devoted man. 
 
 z^u^ bhajane, s. Adoration, wor- 
 ship, homage. 2. a singing 
 service. 
 
 2^^i2^2^ bhajabhaja, see a^s^eogi. 
 
 2jjz3^^, 2^e3?o:^ bhajipuni, bhaji- 
 suni (^^), ^. a. To adore, 
 worship. 
 
 Z^^ bhate, s. A hero, valiant 
 man. 
 
 qjel bhatti, see soiS^. 
 js^jd bhatte, s. A priest. 2. a 
 soothsayer. 
 
 ^Id> ^% bhatte, bhatya, ^. Extra 
 allowance, batta ; travelling 
 allowance, —^jslbra to pay 
 extra allowance. — e^^^ to 
 pay the same in kind. 
 
 2^g^ bhadra, s. Care, precaution. 
 2. safety, security, adj'. Care- 
 ful, attentive. 2. safe, secure. 
 
 2^g^=5e)^ bhadrakali, s. A form 
 of Kali. 
 
 dd,sJoj&., bhadramushti, ^. The 
 aromatic grass-root, Cypcrus 
 hexastachyus^ used in medi- 
 cine. 
 
 2^q^?o^ bhadrasana, .y. A throne. 
 
 Eja,=^ bhadrike, see ^-dy 
 
 EjjoJo bhaya, s. Fear, alarm, 
 fright, timidity. — 'OoDi a 
 fearless man. — ^Q;^ full of 
 fear, alarmed, terrified. -^^ 
 4^> to be afraid. 
 
 Ejjodo 0=5*0 bhayankara, adj'. Fright- 
 ful, formidable, terrific. 
 
 2jjd bhara, s. Swiftness, speed. 
 t''^-^— swiftness of walking. 
 
 2jjdc3 bharana, see spJ^r. 
 
 2^dr? bharani, s. The second 
 lunar mansion. 2. ^^^ s^^r^- 
 
 2^d;^ bharata, see ^^r. 
 
 E^di bharate, s, A younger 
 brother of Rama. 2. a cele- 
 brated dramatist. 3. the son 
 of Dusyanta by Sakuntala. 
 ^iJ^soo-rf India proper. ^^^ 
 ^^, a standard work on 
 dramaturgy. 
 
 Sj^d^D^ bharapur\ji, ^^'. Full; 
 brimful; crowded. 
 
 2^d;j?d bharavasa, ^. Confidence, 
 trust; assurance. — ^js5br^ 
 to assure. — a^L^^, --rfos^Ov^Si to 
 trust, confide in. 
 
 2^0^ bharita, adj. Full, replete, 
 completed. 
 
 7^^7 bhark^, see eo^r. 
 
 2^^r, i^vBr bharta, bharti, s. The 
 high tide, flow. 
 
2:jv^r bharti 
 
 507 
 
 2jj3S^ bhava 
 
 2^^r, 2^lr bharti, bharte, s. Ful- 
 ness, completion, adj. Full, 
 complete. 
 
 2^6 bhalle, s. A spear. r-^ 
 
 2p^j^ bhavana, s. A house, dwell- 
 
 zSz^i bhava, ^. Mundane exis- 
 tence. — T?j3eA sickness of 
 worldly pleasures. 
 
 2^^^o3^ bhavishyati^, s. Future, 
 about to be. —'srxij the future 
 tense. 
 
 2^?d^bhasina, s. Ashes. 2. calx. 
 —^h^ to be burnt to ashes ; 
 to be digested, as food. 
 
 2d=^, z^^tT) bhaksha, bhakshana, 
 s. Feeding, eating. 
 
 ed^ . d=s^ Q bhaksha, bhakshya, ^. 
 Dressed food. 2. a cake. 
 
 2^=^=^ bhakshake, s. An eater. 
 
 2. a glutton, n^— a cannibal. 
 ^racTj— a meat-eater. 
 
 S^j-S-S^)^, E^^?^o^ bhakshipuni, 
 
 bhakshisuni (^tx' ^t>.^)' ^'•^• 
 To eat, devour. 
 z^ozi bhanda, ^. Any earthen 
 vessel. 2. a bundle, load, 
 
 3. capital, principal. 
 
 sp^rt bhaga, s. Portion, share, 
 part. 2. side, part. --^^J^^ 
 to divide, distribute. 
 
 z^DiizSt bhagavata, s. One of the 
 Puranas. 
 
 SjTsrlsJa bhagavate, s. A pious 
 man. 2. the manager of a 
 theatre. [ari^h. 
 
 2pc)A'c)^"9C bhagakara, s. Division, 
 
 spDH-si, zjrarroojoa bhagate, bha- 
 gayatl, see sjdadosoS. 
 
 sp^h^c^, 2p-5)r\7;3j^bhagipuni,bha- 
 
 gisuni (ep^^, ^P^?^oj), ?:'. ^. To 
 
 divide^ distribute. 
 zp^ri^d^ bhagirathi, ^. The 
 
 Ganges. 
 2^D7io bhagya, s. Eiches, wealth. 
 
 2. felicity; fortune. 3. bliss. 
 
 — -sSoil a rich man ; a blissful 
 
 man. [arM. 
 
 z^Dz^"^ bhajaka, s. The divisor, 
 z^ti^ bhajana, see eoDS^?^. 
 2^tio bhajya, s. The dividend, 
 
 arith. 
 sp-^d^sJd bhadrapada, s. The sixth 
 
 lunar month. 
 zpe)?:!) bhanu, ^. The sun. -ssstj 
 
 Sunday. [wife. 
 
 sp-sDo^ bhamini, s. A virtuous 
 zp-^rf bhara, s. A weight, load, 
 
 burden. 2. charge, ^;2«,y. 
 
 3. oppression, heaviness, as 
 in sickness. 4. importance, 
 consequence. adj. Heavy. 
 2. responsible. 3. oppressive. 
 
 4. important. -01)3^^ govern- 
 ment, administration. 
 
 2p-i)d^ bharata, s. A great epic 
 poem of the Hindus, treating 
 of the adventures of the 
 Pandus and Kurus, etc. 
 
 2pe)d<B bharati, ^. Sarasvati, god- 
 dess of speech. 
 
 2p^0 bhari, adj. Important, seri- 
 ous. 2. great, huge. s. see 
 EcroD. —^Tj^js^ a great man. 
 
 sp-^^j bhava, s. The eighth year 
 in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 2. nature, condition of being, 
 
 43* 
 
2^e)^ bhava 
 
 508 
 
 z;^Jz)3D bhuta 
 
 disposition. 3. meaning, pur- 
 pose, intention, mind. 
 
 2p«)SJ^ bhavane, s. Mental per- 
 ception. 
 
 z^zy?)^F bhavartha, s. Design, 
 purport, intention. 
 
 epDD bhavi, s. A well. 2. future. 
 
 2pc)^^^, sp^^ji^o^ bhavipuni, 
 bhavisuni (ep^-s, epro^^), ^. ^. 
 To think, imagine, intend. 
 SjJSsS bhave, j. A brother-inlaw. 
 
 2p^^, 2;j"i)^ bhase, bhashe, s. 
 Speech, language. 2. reproof, 
 reprimand. >--f^^> to reprove. 
 -80^r^ to be able to speak. 
 
 2j3c)Ss:^o^d bhashantara, j. A 
 translation, interpretation. 
 -■51)^0^^ to translate. 
 
 Z^S^oTi bhashing-a, see stoSoa. 
 
 tpof^ bhinna, adj. Split, broken, 
 mutilated. 2. divided, dis- 
 tinguished, other, different. 
 
 ^'SDO bhikari, s. A beggar. 2. 
 a pauper, vagabond. 
 
 tj)=^ bhiksha, «y^^ ^^. 
 
 ?p^^, ^^^L^cl bhikshata, bhi- 
 kshatane, s. Begging, asking. 
 2. wandering in quest of cha- 
 rity. 
 
 ^"i bhiksh^, s. Alms, charity. 
 2. begging. ~~7^d^ a beggar. 
 -ciuj^^ to beg alms. 
 
 ?p^aD bhikara, adj. Terrible, 
 fearful, formidable, frightful. 
 
 ^^^ bhiti, s. Fear. 
 
 tp^SjO bhime, s. The second of 
 the Pandu princes. 
 
 e;jo^ bhukta, adj. Eaten. oSo?^- 
 taking only one meal a day. 
 
 2^0^ bhukti, s. Eating. 2. food. 
 a meal. [-^shes. 
 
 ^^55 2^^t^ bhukti, bhugti, s. 
 
 2^ti bhuja, ^. The arm. — aofs; 
 ability. 
 
 Sj^oteoTi bhujanga, s. A serpent. 
 2. a libertine. 
 
 2^oe3«5)^ bhujipuni, see ^-^4^. 
 
 2^df^ bhuvana, s. The world. 
 
 2^?oOj bhussu, i-. The hissing of 
 a serpent. 2. panting. 
 
 2^J5 bhu, s. The earth. _^o3rf, 
 — ^s^c^f^ an earthquake. — t^js?^, 
 -■sSooc^e; the earth, terrestrial 
 globe. ~^D-R a worm. — s^t:^ a 
 map. — ^^, —oTOeS, ~.^ a king. 
 
 ^j$)^ bhuta, .y. A goblin, ghost. 
 2. matter of fact, what has 
 really been. adj. Been, be- 
 come. 2. gone, past, -^of^, 
 -?sd5, _=#^, -e:^ medicinal 
 plants so called respectively, 
 -^e; the past tense. — rfQsg- 
 ?roo3o a devil dancer. — J§fs^6 
 a malignant abscess. — ^.-^o 
 necromancy. 
 
 Z^J^:i^ bhutala, s. The surface of 
 the earth. 
 
 Ejjj53«)S^STOocl bhutalapande, s. 
 The promulgator of the law 
 of nepotism or inheritance 
 of a person's property by his 
 sister's children. ^js3;)^c;)oa 
 ^^ the law of nepotism. 
 2^J33c)^ bhutaii, see e^-e^d 2. a 
 species of aloe. 
 
2JJ30s) bhumi 
 
 509 
 
 2J5,ol bhrante 
 
 2^j?)0o bhumi, s. The earth or 
 world. 2. land, soil, ground. 
 3. a place, site. 4. landed 
 property. 
 
 ^J3s^^ bhuvana, see 2^^-d^. 
 
 SjJJS^ra bhushana, s. Ornament, 
 embellishment. 2. a trinket 
 or jewel. 3. flattery, praise, 
 honour. 
 
 2^n|^, SosIo bhri^tte, bhrutye, s. 
 A hired servant. 2. a depend- 
 ant ^^ adherent. 
 
 2^^I3 bheti, ^. A visit, audience. 
 — ??j3bF^ to give an audience. 
 ^■sii^o^^ to visit. 
 
 2^^n^ bhedi^, see £5o5. 
 
 ^^cj bheda, s. Distinction, dif- 
 ference. 2. disunion, discord, 
 strife. — -^^Os^^ to make dis- 
 tinctions, [gative. 
 
 e^^a bbedi, ;?. Purging; a pur- 
 
 2^^£)?;jj^ bhedisuni (^^e^oJ), ?:'. «. 
 To separate, disunite, tear, 
 pierce. 
 
 E^^a bheri, s. A large drum; a 
 kettledrum. 
 
 2^.ds3 bheirave, ^. Siva. 2. an 
 inferior manifestation of him. 
 
 .^Jl^j\ bhoga, ^. Enjoyment, 
 pleasure. 
 
 E^JS^A bhogi, >y. A person brought 
 up in luxury or enjoying it. 
 
 2^J5^h^^ bhogipuni (£?^^e'^),'6'. ^. 
 To enjoy, especially any carnal 
 or sensual pleasure. 
 
 .^^JS^rio bhogya, s. Enjoyment, 
 usufruct. 2. a crop, s^.???^^ 
 
 a, 2^.^o7^o:i ©1^4 a mortg 
 by which the interest of 
 money lent on a house, 
 land, etc.^ is regarded as an 
 equivalent for the use; a 
 usufructuary mortgage. 
 
 2^JS^;^rf bhojana, s. Food. 2. a 
 repast, meal, eating. — asd 
 a dining hall. cd^— the 
 Lord's Supper. 
 
 ^sjora, ^^fl bbramana, bhra- 
 mane, ^. Whirling, wandering. 
 2. perplexity, confusion. 
 
 2^^j^^, Eg^Do;:jO^ bhramipuni, 
 bhramisuni (^jj^, ^^--^co), ^'. <3;. 
 To confuse, perplex. v. 7i. 
 To err, think erroneously. 
 
 e1s3o bhrame, s. Whirling, going 
 round. 2. error, ignorance, 
 mistake, misapprehension, il- 
 lusion. 3. confusion, perplexity 
 of mind, giddiness. 4. a tem- 
 porary aberration of reason, 
 delirium. 5. astonishment, 
 
 surprise. 
 
 ■^-- a bilious 
 
 complaint. —Z^h^ to be con- 
 fused; to be astonished. 
 
 2^3|^ bhrashta, adj. Fallen, de- 
 praved, defiled, -^h^ to be 
 depraved, defiled. 
 
 E^^ bhrashte, s. A depraved 
 or corrupt man. ^^— an 
 apostate. 
 
 Sjjjxos^, ep^jc3 bhrant^, bhranti, 
 s. Delusion, mistake, blunder. 
 2. delirium. 
 
 ZjT^ot bhrante, s. An idiot, fool. 
 
s^o ma 
 
 510 
 
 doo2S manna 
 
 ^5 
 
 sio ma, The thirty-eighth letter 
 of the alphabet. 
 
 ^oo=D^^ mankijidi, s. A wooden 
 peg in a wall to support a 
 roof, or a plank serving as a 
 shelf. 
 Jsjoo=3', s±)o=3^o manka, manku, ^. 
 Dulness, stupidity. —•^d6F 
 half mad, foppish. 
 
 doorJ manga, ^. A monkey, adj. 
 Apish, foolish, senseless. — e^e 
 Mj the pranks of a monkey. 
 _80oa silliness. 
 
 sJ<:or!^' mangati^, s. Coaxing, 
 wheedling, cajolery. 
 
 sdoorlejc)^^ mangatavuni (^oX 
 &J3), v. a. To coax, cajole, 
 hoax, wheedle, deceive. 
 JsJoortcl, ^jori^ mangane, manga- 
 ne, s. Affectation, coquetry, 
 foppishness. 
 
 sjooji^, sjjori^ mangala, manga- 
 la, s. Happiness, auspicious- 
 ness, good fortune. 2. see 
 ^oAS?. adj. Happy, auspi- 
 cious, fortunate, prosperous. 
 — !R)cdor an auspicious cere- 
 mony. —■^ji)ca:>^ deceit. — ?jj3 
 ^ a female's marriage-badge 
 worn round the neck, —^h^ 
 an auspicious ceremony to be 
 concluded. 
 
 5Joorl5J3d3 mangalErati, see ^o 
 
 Sjjort^a^d mangalavara, ^. Tues- 
 
 M 
 
 5^oor(s?"5)cS^O, sdoor(^e)d3manga- 
 ladevi, mangalavati, s. The 
 goddess after whom the town 
 of Mangalore is called. 
 ^oor1^e)rf^ mangalarati, s. Wav- 
 ing a lamp before an idol, eU\ 
 sJjor\^-3^,=^ mangalashtaka, s. 
 Sanskrit verses sung when 
 waving lamps before a bridal 
 pair. 
 dood^ manngali, s. A spotted 
 cow. adj. Dapple, spotted. 
 SiJoori^JSdo mangaluru, s. lit. A 
 prosperous town. 2. the town 
 of Mangalore. 
 djorls? mangale, s. The planet 
 Mars. 2 . a spotted ox or bull. 
 adj. Spotted, dapple. 
 sjjori^o mangalya,^^^ ^ocac;. 
 doon-seJ mangata, s. The pranks 
 of a monkey. 2. tricks, pranks. 
 %.see -^oi^.^. 
 ^sjoorlj mangu, s.-^k female cat. 
 2: a silly female. 3. a small 
 insect. ^^"^-^ ^h-§>^ eA)^a3o 
 ■^o7(^ ^5^je)f" e?3if lit. by 
 the time you conclude your 
 narrative the cat will be 
 pubescent; i.e., you are a 
 slow coach, pro. 
 -^SjJoT^ mange, s. A monkey, ape. 
 2. a silly fellow, -^d^k- a 
 small worm. 
 s^o2Cfl mannan^, see ^ooXrf. 
 
^joe:^ manca 
 
 511 
 
 siooL] manta 
 
 sdoodsg, ^Jot5«)sS manca vu, man- 
 cavu, s. A cot, bedstead. 
 
 s^jo2^sJj, zi^oz^tii^, SjootoSJj 
 mancipatre, manjapatre, manji- 
 patre, s. Arle^msea indica^ a 
 pungent, bitter drug, said to 
 be anthelmintic, stomachic, 
 and a remover of phlegm 
 \ and catarrh. 
 
 ^oot^e:^ mancili^, s. A kind of 
 conveyance, resembling a 
 hammock, made of sack cloth 
 with an awning above, and 
 and carried on the shoulders 
 of men. 
 
 sjjoti manja, s. A fish-market; 
 also <3j^?^^ooai. 
 
 ^ooi;i^ manjana, see ©o2i^. 
 
 ^ootiS manjari, s. The spike, 
 pedicle, or bunch of flowers 
 and fruits. 
 JzS^oz^D^ zidon^^ manjal^, man- 
 jali^, s. Turmeric, Curcuma 
 longa. 2. yellow colour. 
 adj. Yellow. — ^4b ^ ^^^^ 
 of cake. — ^e^ a kind of fish. 
 -J^T^^ Curcuma zerumbet. 
 —"^^ a kind of bird. —^^ 
 a kind of flower. ^%-<, ^^-, 
 ^^— are several kinds of 
 turmeric. ^o'd— Curcuma 
 xantJwrrhiza, a kind of medi- 
 cinal root, applied to the eye. 
 Jzi:)oti^ manjala, adj. Yellow. 
 
 J s^jotid, ^jo2i^ manjale, manjale, 
 s. A yellow or tawny coloured 
 man. — ^js?& a yellow cock. 
 
 JdootS manji, s. A long boat. 2. 
 a single masted country- 
 vessel. 
 
 -JsJooZo manji, s. A kind of hemp. 
 
 — -^oopdo,, see ^0('o5^oo?j0i. 
 
 s:Joo23^ manjishtha, Bengal mad- 
 der, Rubia manjista. 
 sjoot^j manju, see ^ooaS. 2. ^^^ 
 
 ^JotiJSdo manjuru, ^. Approval. 
 2. validity. adj. Authentic, 
 valid, ratified, ^d— disap- 
 proved, invalid; rejected. — ^o 
 ^0^^ to approve, ratify; au- 
 tenticate, to make valid. 
 n/s^oo^ manje, adj. Barren, un- 
 fruitful. 
 
 J do 0^13, manjetti, s. The arnotto 
 tree, Bixa orellana. 2. the 
 seed of it, used as a weight by 
 goldsmiths. 
 yj;jjc^D^ manjeri^, adj. Sterile, 
 barren. —2^&s^ a barren 
 field. 
 
 5doo^D"3o3j manjeraye, s. A de- 
 mon so called. 
 
 s^ooeid manjele, see ^o3id 
 
 doo^J5!3,, s^oo^JS^li manjotti, 
 manjoti, see ^^o^^^. 
 
 s^oo^JS^, manjotte, s. A raised 
 bank at the end of a race- 
 field. 
 
 ^ooeBjs^o manjolu, see ■d:>o2d6, 
 
 5^00^3^, djoeJsSj, dooei^S manta- 
 pa, mantame, mantavu, s. An 
 open shed or hall erected 
 
sdooyo mantu 
 
 512 
 
 sJoof'D^ niann^ 
 
 on marriage and other festive 
 occasions. ^Je)<^— an airy 
 shed, ^ooso— a portico, porch. 
 
 djoyo mantu, see -^^ki^^. 
 
 siooc^ man da, s. The counter of 
 a country shop; a low bench 
 or platform on which a shop- 
 keeper squats while trans- 
 acting business. 
 
 doode;, dood^ mandala, manda- 
 la, s. The disk of the sun 
 or moon. 2. an orb, ball, 
 globe, circumference in gene- 
 ral. 3. a province, region, 
 district. 4. an empire. 5. a 
 heap, quantity, multitude, 
 assemblage. 6. the period 
 of forty-eight days. — ©q^siS, 
 •sk>o'd^n'^7jB an emperor, sio 
 ^- the disk of the moon ; an 
 idol car. eSjs?^— the Co- 
 romandel Coast, si^- a fo- 
 reign territory. ^^js— the 
 earth. -.z^Dria^ to describe a 
 circle. 
 
 ^oCdO mandali, ^. An assembly, 
 congress. — ^ a member of an 
 assembly. —Ao^r-d a presi- 
 dent. 
 JsJoo^ mandi, s. The knee. 
 
 5^00^=50^, mandikutte, s. A 
 demon so called, 
 i^o^ri mandige, s. -"A kind of 
 very thin cake. 2. the nasal 
 passage into the month. 3. 
 the name of a caste. 
 J^joocl mande, s. The skull; the 
 head. 2. a large earthen 
 
 vessel. -"^^^ a large kind of 
 crow. -?roozl from head to 
 buttocks. -^0^ hydrocepha- 
 lus, dropsy of the head. 
 _i5^, ^-^o^-R a capitation or 
 poll tax. -b55^ a royal ant. 
 ^■^cil aooa difference of 
 opinion, disagreement. -~^^ 
 y^o) to box the head or knock 
 it against anything hard. 
 — s:^r^o^ to take part; to 
 interfere. 
 
 dood?^ mandate, s. The name 
 of a caste; also ^oci^. 
 
 doorlzos? mandebale, s. A straw 
 covering of a vessel. 2. the 
 pole-plate of a roof. 
 
 s^oo3ldJ«)D mandemari, ^. Swell- 
 ing of the head, a cerebral 
 disorder. 2. giddiness, intoxi- 
 cation. 3. a word of abuse. 
 
 doodd mandele, see •^zTic'^ 
 under ^orie5. 
 
 sJooclJ30ne)dmandoligare, s. The 
 president of an assembly. 
 2. a member of an assembly. 
 Jsjoof^a^ manni^, s. Earth, clay, 
 soil. -tSj?3'53 {lit:) earth and 
 cemetery; anything without 
 order or discrimination. —^ 
 ^1^:3^ a lump of earth. — ■si:»o:3 
 heavy. ^ora;)l)^, ^ora^S^eb^ 
 to be reduced to earth ; to die ; 
 to decay. easosoK ^oFS 20;&'dv)?i 
 ///. earth to fall into the mouth; 
 to be disappointed or de- 
 ceived; to be afllicted with. 
 -S^ 800O a grovelling dispo- 
 
doors manna 
 
 513 
 
 s^ooS mandi 
 
 sition. ~^3^c^?i to swallow- 
 earth. 
 
 door9d=^ manuadake, ^. The se- 
 pistan plum tree, Cordia 
 myxa. 
 
 sJoors^=D^ mannadikiji, ^^z^. Under 
 the earth, subterranean. 
 
 siiorsci mannane, see -doo-^^. 
 
 Sjoor^'S)^ mannase, s. Earthly 
 desire, worldly-mindedness. 
 
 sJoorJ manni, s. Rice flour and 
 jaggory boiled with cocoanut 
 juice, etc.^ treacle. — -sSj^fe^^o^ 
 to boil down. 
 
 sioor^o^ mannuppu,^. Bay salt. 
 
 >^sJoc3% srJoo^ manti^i, manta, s^k 
 churning stick. 2. see ^js^. 
 
 sjoo;^cJ25jSoe3 mantadabombe, s. 
 A moving puppet. 
 
 s^o^sSoF mantarme, s. The back 
 or railing of a cot. 
 
 doos?)c^ mantana, s. High birth, 
 noble parentage. 
 
 sjjol mantra, s. A mystical 
 verse or incantation. 2. a 
 formula sacred to any indi- 
 vidual deity. 3. a charm. 
 —7^-5, ^crooSo a charmer, con- 
 jurer, magician. — ^c^charms 
 and devices. — sjdi^^, —Tia^x 
 ^ to charm. — ;^j;ior^ to 
 master the mysteries of a 
 formula. 
 
 s^oos^)"^^ ^^^tr^^shate, s. Raw 
 rice coloured with red powder, 
 over which incantations have 
 been pronounced. 
 
 doovB^ mantri, s. A minister, 
 
 counsellor. 2. the queen in 
 chess. 
 
 docvl^ojx^ mantriyuni (^^c^j), 
 TJ.a. To charm, enchant. 2. 
 to advise, persuade. 
 
 dooqs^, dooq^N manthi^, mantha- 
 na, see ^oc§. 
 
 Sjooq^^i, ^oocpe)^ manthana, man- 
 thana, see ^c^s?:i. 
 
 djoCJ manda, ^. Slowness; dul- 
 ness, stupidity. 2. thickness, 
 density. 3. the planet Saturn. 
 adj. Dim, dull. 2. stupid, 
 senseless. 3. mild, moderate, 
 gentle. 4. thickly spread, 
 dense. —^'^^^ •sSjocdtn^ indi- 
 gestion, want of appetite. 
 -596, -^^o-dS thick butter milk. 
 — TS^ofi dim sight. — ?roS a dense 
 forest. —Ti-^o^ a slow walk. 
 — oi?& turbid water, 
 dull comprehension, 
 a gentle breeze, -^ti Satur- 
 day. — 55D7J a gentle smile. 
 
 sjoccjd, 55joC3Dd mandara, man- 
 dara, ^. The tree Bauhinia 
 acttminata. 2. a mythical 
 mountain . ~^^ mandara flower. 
 
 sjoodd mandare, .s-. A tell-tale 
 woman. 2. an artful woman. 
 
 dooS3Ddo?3^ mandamasti^, see ^o 
 
 —JO 
 
 5^oonD=CT mandaksha, ^. Modesty, 
 bashfulness. 
 ^/sJooS mandi, see ^cd 
 docad mandira, s, A house, 
 habitation, -c^s^— a palace. 
 J^OcDD mandiri, see "docaj. 
 
 -20oa 
 
dooa mandi 
 
 514 
 
 ^0=^ makka 
 
 docQo^ mandill^, see ii>3oD^. 
 JdoocS mande, s. People, persons. 
 ^5o"" ^^^' "^^^ people ; the 
 members of a parish, a pres- 
 bytery, ioi- how many per- 
 sons ? 3i§ Z50C^ ^00^ AJ ?i^0 
 
 lit, ten people are equal to 
 pearl ; there is wisdom in the 
 counsel of an assembly, pro. 
 sro^- a few persons. 
 Jdoog^ mandri, s. A bed-sheet, 
 covering garment. 2. a table 
 cloth. 
 
 Sjjoq^f^ mandhana, see ^oc^?^. 
 
 sjoo^, docz^ mandhi, mandhe, see 
 
 dooc^ manna, s. Suspense, post- 
 ponement. 2. discontinuance, 
 cessation. 3. prohibition, dis- 
 allowance. 
 -is^oo^cl mannane, s. Respect, 
 civility, politeness, attention. 
 
 sjjo?i manni, see ^or^. 
 iSjOo^i^^, sjooc^i^o^ mannipuni, 
 mannisuni (^oo^, ^o^oJ), "o. a. 
 To forgive, pass over, over- 
 look. 2. to regard, treat 
 kindly. 3. to honour, show 
 respect. 
 
 siio^^ mampuni, see ^s;<o^^. 
 
 ^s^odo mamma, s. The pap, 
 breast. 
 dooSooij=^J3e3j, mammatikottu, s. 
 
 A mamooty. 
 s^osjoi mammate, see -^-^t. 
 J s^odomamme, J. Longing, eager- 
 ness. 2. want, deficiency. 
 
 scarcity, --^j^-^^^ to desire 
 eagerly. j-tion. 
 
 sdo=3^ maka, s. A sacrifice, obla- 
 
 do^s'dje)©^ makamal^, s. Velvet. 
 
 do=aO^ makar^, s. Trick, artifice, 
 cheat, deception. 
 
 do=3^d makara, s. An alligator. 
 2. Capricornus ^ sign of the 
 zodiac, adj. Obstinate. — =2^e 
 ^^ Cupid, whose banner 
 bears the sign of an alliga- 
 tor. —^"^ obstinacy. — ^jse-dr® 
 a wreath carried on poles. 
 —lic^jo^ the passage of the 
 sun from Sagittarius into 
 Capricornus. 
 v/s^^Do^oj^, sio=5^d0o^makariyuni, 
 makaryuni (^^5), z'. ;^. To be 
 changed. 
 
 s^o^o^ makuta, s. A crown , 
 crest, tiara. 
 
 do=^, make, see ^^o. 
 
 sjo^^ makki^, s. Awn d?;* beard 
 of grain, etc. adj. Bristly,- 
 rough, -^h^ to be bristly, 
 as a plant, etc. 
 
 sjj^^ makk^, s. Irritation in 
 the throat, adj. Irritating. 
 -^o:^ distressing cough, -"s^ 
 ^^ e?^^, -sguo^^ to feel irrita- 
 tion in the throat. 
 
 do'^o* makkari^, see ^o^5. 
 
 sJs)=^d makkara, ^^^ ^^"d. 
 
 do=2ri^^§e3S, makkalaceshte, i". 
 
 Convulsions of children. 
 SjOT^s;^;;jo3Dr^ makkalasantana, ^. 
 Inheritance by one's sons, in 
 
^0^^ 
 
 515 
 
 djrtoj magru 
 
 contrast to inheritance by 
 
 nephews (©^orfj?jc3s?i). 
 s:^o=^^^l37^makkalatige, s. Child- 
 
 ishness. 
 do-^ makki, ^. Irritation. 2. 
 
 ploughing. — =5^o-rf a ploughed 
 
 field; a field of one crop. 
 
 —crooSo a ploughman. — "sii'd 
 
 rough timber. 
 z^Ci'ux makku, see ^o^^. 
 
 sJo=3^o,^ makkuni (^^a)' ^'•^- ^o 
 feel irritation in the throat. 
 5^0^ makke, see ^o^o. 
 -i;do=|,0 makkeri, ^. A kind of 
 wicker basket used for fish- 
 ing. ^2orio^^ to fish with such 
 a basket. 
 do=^o^ makkeliji, adj. Irritating, 
 as a rancid substance. 2. 
 bristly, rough. 
 ^o=5D,o^ makmal^, ^^^ ^o^^j^^. 
 do 53 makhe, see ^ospo. 
 Jzi^T^i magijte, ^^■. Again, a 
 
 second time. 
 n/s^ojt^ magi^pu, ^. A turn. 
 >/sdor^^^ mag^puni (^oK), 7/.^. 
 To turn, upset. ^ ^^o?^ to 
 retch. 
 Vs^OTf D^ magi^r^, ^^'. Next, fol- 
 lowing, adv. Again, once 
 more. — 5sa next year. —4 
 y:i ^, —"siwyj^^to crop up again, 
 to have a relapse. 
 J sjoa*?5f mag^rne, adj. Next, fol- 
 lowing, succeeding. — ^e; the 
 next year. 
 
 zi^ri maga, ^^^ ^^• 
 ys^ri^^) magapuni (^^a), 7'.^. To 
 draw and turn over. o)?5- to 
 draw water, 
 ysdortc^ inagar\x, ^^^ ^^^• 
 vsjorloo^ magaruni, see ^oaoj^. 
 
 s^orldJSdj magaruru, see TioXj^Tio. 
 >^sjjr\s?^ magal^, s. A daughter. 
 
 pl.-^'TSoA^^Tk>^ daughters. 
 Jzi^T^Ci^^d^ sjoriosg)^ magucuni, 
 iMgupuni, see -^K^^. 
 ^jfi mage, -y. A son; pL'^^K^rio^ 
 sons. 
 J do?i magga, ^. A loom. -crooSo 
 a w^eaver. — s^s^o,^ to pass or 
 shoot the shuttle through the 
 warp in weaving, as country 
 weavers do. 
 ^or^ maggi, ^. Multiplication, 
 the multiplication table. —'^ 
 f^^ to repeat the same, -so 
 hF^ to know the same. 
 sjjfN ^ maggina, s. An obstacle, 
 
 impediment. 
 sjo^ magte, see ^oK<f. 
 sjorl magna, adj. Plunged, im- 
 mersed, sunk. — e?b^ to be 
 sunk, as in any vice. 
 '^Sjorio, magpu, see -^K^- 
 sjjrls^o magrama, adj. Next, fol- 
 lowing. —^^ next day, the 
 following day. 
 ^5^o?i;5j4'^rsoc^ magravonuni, v. 
 refl. (^^AO;^) To prostrate. 
 '^:^t\^ magru, see ^oK5. 
 sjorio^^ magruni, v. n. To fall, 
 tumble. 2. to shake, be agi- 
 
djriJSj magru 
 
 516 
 
 si^y, matta 
 
 J tated. -^3. to feel a reeling 
 
 sensation, ^^sdo^— to feel un- 
 easiness in the belly. 
 zi:>j\^'6:^ magruru, s. Pride, ar- 
 rogance, haughtiness. 2. 
 
 rudeness, impertinence. 
 ^0^ maghe, s. The tenth lunar 
 
 asterism. — 20?jr a season of 
 
 much rain. 
 - i s^oe^ macca, s. A little piece of 
 
 gold or silver kept as a 
 
 sample or test. 
 sjoe;^ macca, s. A strong, stink- 
 
 mg smell. 
 s^02^ ^jScS^ maccamin^, s. A kind 
 
 of fish. 
 ssosa maccara, ^^^ ^^tj. 
 5J02^ macci, .$". A stone-cutter's 
 
 chisel. 
 sioe^o maccu, see ^f . 
 d02;§ macce, s. Likeness, re- 
 
 semblance. 2. 's^ooeS . 
 sjjtj maja, ^<?^ ^^• 
 do^oli majanti, s. A small kind 
 
 of bee. 2. its wax. 
 ^ sjotii^s^j^ majakuni (^oa^F), v, n. 
 
 To"^ become dim. v. a. To 
 
 scatter, huddle. 
 ^o&;i=^JS^20J9c!o majakoteburu, s. 
 
 A kind of creeper. 
 ^otizl majade, ^^^ ^oaid 
 Jdote^ majane, s. A kind of black 
 
 scars on the body. —20jsr}j^ 
 
 to suffer from them. 
 s^txiejv©3* majabuti^i, see ^a^js^S. 
 ^ot^is;* majal^, s. A stage in a 
 
 journey, halting place. 2. a 
 
 distance from nine to twelve 
 
 miles. 
 do^ijs:* majalyi, adj. Of middle 
 
 sort, as land. — 's'ozS a field 
 
 of middle sort. -^ middle 
 
 sort. 
 sj0tsjs3 majale, 5. Rubbish 
 
 washed on shore. 
 dot3c)^7^ majasige, see -^ogrfa^^T?. 
 
 ^ 5^oz3 maji, j. Coal. 2. black 
 powder. 3. ink. 
 
 ds)2o=^JS^e;jmajikolu, s. A churn- 
 ing-stick. 
 
 do^dJ^O, sJot;;iJSdo majuri, majuru, 
 s. Hire, cooly, wages. — =^j3 
 ^F^ to pay hire. 
 .. ^j^ maje, ^. A natural speck, 
 spot, freckle, mole. 
 
 5jo2o majji, see ^o3§. 
 
 tj^iU^jf majkuriji, adj. Before- 
 mentioned, aforesaid, s. Con- 
 tents. 
 
 SjJt=JS.3* majbuti^, adj. Strong, 
 firm, fixed. 
 
 ^oe2"9^ri majlasige, s. Boast, 
 brag. 
 
 srjjsir^ matige, see ^^^yo^. adv. 
 Till. 
 
 sjoe3^ matty, see ^uj^. 
 
 i^jy. matta, s. A carpenter's or 
 
 bricklayer's square. 2. level, 
 
 height, measure. '^^— water 
 
 level, 
 
 djU matta, ^. Toddling, ^^r'. 
 w 
 At full length. ~^TJ?!rj? on 
 
 the whole back. — ^^^ ?::?(^s5r^ 
 
 to toddle, as a child. 
 
s^y matta 
 
 517 
 
 sjj^ madi 
 
 ;jo£JD^ mattari^, s. A place of 
 cock-fighting. 2. a fair held 
 in the month of May. 
 
 v/sjolis^l mattitoute, s. A small 
 kind of cucumber, gerkin. 
 
 -idolivi, mattu, s. Measure, extent, 
 
 limit, capacity, ability, -^jso 
 
 ss^oito understand a person's 
 
 capacity. 
 
 sjo^, matte, s. A kind of tune. 
 
 Jsjj^o^ mattel^, ^. The pouch 
 in front formed by the folds 
 of a female's garment and 
 used as a pocket. 2. the bosom, 
 lap. "sSoa—, ^5_ an under 
 pouch so formed. 
 ^0^ matha, s. The residence of 
 a priest or spiritual guide ; a 
 monastery. 2. a school, college. 
 ©M^— the eight residences of 
 the spiritual guides, connect- 
 ed with the Krushna temple 
 atUdipi, namely, ^e3^Je)5— , ^ 
 
 •do—, ^j5^d-, e5c2^je)5— , and ^e 
 ai^-d_. ^?^o— a nunnery. Xo 
 T3o— the residence of a spiri- 
 tual guide or minister. s^oX 
 ^— the residence of a Linga 
 priest. — sD^ an inhabitant 
 of a monastery. 
 
 ^ocs^rloc^ mad^guni, see ^t^ao^. 
 
 5i)d mada, see ^J5>r^. 
 
 ^oc^o©^ madankijL, i-^^ ^jsi^c^. 
 
 SjOC^oIo^, doc^odo^ madanteliji, 
 madandel^, s. Rice plants 
 sprouting again after they 
 have been once reaped. 2. a 
 kind of tree. 
 
 x/sjod^ madake, ^. An earthen 
 vessel for collecting toddy. 
 _^o2S a kind of crab. ~t>oEF 
 a kind of fruit. 
 
 Js^oc^rio^) madaguni (yi^^K)^ v. a. 
 
 To lay down, put, place. 
 
 ^osi^^ madatana, see ^Ti^^. 
 
 Jsjos^i madate, s. A fold, crease. 
 
 7^odo^madal^,^. A palm branch. 
 2. a cocoanut branch with 
 plaited leaves. ^- a dried 
 leaf of a palmyra tree. — s:ra 
 ^ a kind of fish. --^d^-dh^ 
 to plait palm leaves, 
 dor^^?^ madastana, s. Rolling 
 one's self round a temple or 
 before an idol, in fulfilment 
 of a vow. -3jdtSo^ to roll in 
 such a way. 
 SLOG'S oSo?oOc^ madayisuni (^ozsdosj 
 c3), z'. <2. To bind, cover, as 
 a book. 
 
 s/do^ madi, ^./i newly washed 
 cloth, bleached cloth. ^2. a 
 garment of bark, silk, or 
 wool, worn by Brahmans and 
 other high-caste people dur- 
 ing meals or any ceremonies. 
 3 7 fold, the same quantity 
 added ; {i7t comp. with SjS and 
 f^5, ^ changes mto so;) as^ Sj 
 8ora a single fold; f^eora a 
 double fold, etc. adj. Bleach- 
 ed, washed. — ^ocyj a washed 
 cloth. —-Rj^^ct a kind of toad. 
 — SDoSo a washerman. — ^<^o^^^ 
 to bleach, wash clothes. — ^-^ 
 
 y 
 
 44 
 
sl)^ madi 
 
 518 
 
 s^oc5 mani 
 
 s^^ to change a washed gar- 
 ment. — -rfjs^io^ to become 
 dirty. 
 J dj^=^ madike, s.-^ Folding, doub- 
 ling. 2 .A wrinkle, crease. 
 3. a small earthen vessel. 
 — iej ^ St, kind of cake. 
 
 00 
 
 sj:)^z^^c^^ madiciravu, s. A kind 
 of bag or purse. 
 
 JsJo^33-c)^c^ madipavuni, c. v. (of 
 •^t^A^^ To make fold, cause 
 to fold. 
 
 Jsjo^^ madipu, s. A fold, plait. 
 _8!)e?jS a clasp knife. 
 
 JsJj^sJ)^ madipuni (^oa), ^-.^.^o 
 fold, plait, double up. ] sooaS- 
 to feel loathing or disgust; 
 to retch. 
 
 Jdo^o^jo^ madiyuni (^a), ^./2. 
 
 To become folded, doubled up. 
 
 sjj^^^ madi vale, see ^■&^. 
 
 sJJ^fD^ madir^, adj. Second 
 
 born. — crooSo the second son. 
 
 i^or^o madu, s. An axe, hatchet. 
 —^ =^j^€ the handle of an axe. 
 sjo^jrlt"^ madugadi, see ^Tj^a. 
 sjou^orij^i maduguni, see ^-rfXo^. 
 
 Jsjozl mad§, s. Orts, refuse, 
 crumbs, ^^ remains of vic- 
 tuals. 2. saliva, spittle. 3. 
 whatever has come in con- 
 tact with the mouth. —^ a 
 leaf-plate that has been used 
 for a meal. -^"^ ring worm. 
 -■rfos^j^S) to defile anything 
 by bringing in contact with 
 the mouth. 
 
 sjjj^otomadenji, s. A kind of fish. 
 sjocl madke, s. A quantity of 
 
 grass, etc. 
 Jsdo^ maddi, s. Sediment, lees. 
 
 2. rice boiled with cocoanut 
 
 and husk, for cattle. 
 sjo^^s:;-^ maddelapakki, s. A 
 
 kind of bird. 
 J^ocls3, djdoCS maddele, madyele, 
 
 s. A washerman. 
 ■^:^Ti:i madlu, see ^^o-rf^. 
 
 d^rs, Sjora^^ mana, manaki^, adj. 
 Viscous, sticky. — ^^^, — -^^o 
 jSjsao 3^0 ^0,^ to stick, adhere, 
 become united. 
 Jdoc^on^ manan^i^, s. Pilchard. 
 
 doc^^JS^rij manajogu, s. Giddi- 
 ness, vertigo. 
 
 djrsO manali, s. A tune. 2. see 
 
 dora^sS manasile, ^. Red arsenic. 
 
 sJoco"3d manara, ^^^ ^jSjse^'ci. 
 
 Jdorl) mani, .y. A bead. 2. a small 
 
 bell. 3. a gem, pearl. ^ocJof— 
 
 a small kind of black beads. 
 
 —^5 a rib of a ship. — 33»#d 
 
 a prophesy, —i^ a necklace 
 
 of beads. — ^tj^ beads in 
 
 general. — ^Oocioo^, — ?ioOocioo^ 
 
 to string beads. 
 
 4sior?r(o^ manigant^, s. The 
 
 ankle. 
 J s^orJn-sd manigare, see -^^i^-^. 
 djcJsiod manipande, see under 
 
 ^:>^-^ manipu, s. A strong, 
 superior kind of coir. 
 
s^jci) mani 
 
 519 
 
 doc^ mada 
 
 Jsjor?^^ manipuni, see -do^^^. 
 
 Zj^'i^:) manu, s. A maund equal 
 to 28 lbs. 
 -isi)cl mane, s. A low stool to sit 
 upon. 2o^^tf— a whetting 
 board. ^^jsWo^— a kind of 
 stool furnished with a short 
 handle. £io^— , see under 
 £io^. — ^j^oso wooden furni- 
 ture. 
 J sjocln a) dmanegare, s. A revenue 
 inspector. 
 
 doclJSOmanoli, s. The vegetable 
 Coccinia indica, 
 
 sjo^ mata, ^. Purpose, intention, 
 wish, mind. 2. religion; a 
 religious sect. 4i,i— the 
 Christian religion. -crooSo, 
 -^ a follower of a religion, 
 a sectarian. 23^^— Buddhism, 
 —s^erf religious difference. 
 
 do:^o^, t^^i^^i:^^ matalapu, ma- 
 talabu, ^. The contents or 
 purport of a writing or speech. 
 
 sJos'soSo matayi, s, A wave. 
 
 5Jo3 mati, s. Understanding, 
 intellect, common sense. 2. 
 the, senses. —trooB senseless. 
 _;^5^^ to be out of senses. 
 
 sJ03^ matty, see ^^. 
 
 do;^ matta, adj. Intoxicated. 
 2. furious, mad. 
 -isjo^ matti, ^. The tree Ter- 
 minalia tomentosa. 
 
 Sjoi matte, J. An inebriate man ; 
 a mad man. 
 
 sjo;^ tvO matlabu, see ^^<a^. 
 
 do^d matsara, s. Envy, malice. 
 
 s^o^ matsya, s. A fish. ^^^^ 
 ss'rf the first incarnation of 
 Vishnu in the form of a fish. 
 
 doq^^ mathana, ^. Churning. 
 
 7 sioc3^sJ3^o3j madi^imaye, ^. A 
 bridegroom. 
 
 >isJoc3^sJJSS'^ madi^imal^, ^. A bride. 
 2. a pubescent female, —sra^ 
 a kind of fish. -^^, see ^^ 
 ^^ under si a. 
 
 is^jC3^do mad^me, ^. A wedding, 
 marriage. — c^ d»c^ a shed 
 erected for nuptial cere- 
 monies. — c^ ^r®oJ a wedding 
 feast. ~^h^ to become mar- 
 ried. — ■rfo^o^^i to marry. 
 ;jo:3^d mad^re, s. Madura. --^^ 
 ^j?)6 a red kind of turban 
 manufactured in Madura. 
 oOC3^6oh mad^rengi, see ^^o?\. 
 
 >/sij23^o^ madi^li^, ^. A roofed 
 wall of a compound, -^^wo^^ 
 to make a roofed wall. 
 s^od mada, ^. Pride, arrogance. 
 2. insanity, madness, infatu- 
 ation. 3. joy, pleasure. 4. 
 rutting, as of an elephant. 
 5. inebriety, intoxication. 6. 
 spiritous or vinous liquor. 
 7. desire, love. 
 s3odoi madante, see ^ocroo^. 
 s^od=aD madakari, .v. Ulcerous 
 leprosy, —-t^^^^ to be affect- 
 ed with leprosy. 
 
 Js^od=s'o^ madakuni (^ciF), v.7i. 
 To go or move swiftly. 
 
 44* 
 
dorf mada 
 
 520 
 
 sjodjs maddo 
 
 s^jrfri madaga, s. A large natural 
 
 tank. 
 
 JsiocJG^ madadi^, ^^*y Slothful, 
 
 indolent. s.^A log, trunk. 
 
 — ?^-d^je)^ an indolent fellow. 
 
 ^ocJ^ madadi, see ^d^aa. 
 
 ,/^c5do madadu, s. A lazy woman. 
 
 adj. Lsizy, 1 2. sloping, 
 vdorf:! madade, ^. A blockhead. 
 2. a sluggard. 
 . siod^o,?:> madatruni, see ^c^4^>. 
 
 s^oc^c^, sjodj^ jnadana, madane, ^. 
 Cupid. 2. a man's name. 
 7 dod^ madapu, ^. Forgetful- 
 
 ness. 
 VsjorfsJc^ madapuni (^c^), ^. <2;. To 
 
 forget. 
 ysi^odsSd madapele, ^. A forgetful 
 man, absent-minded man. 
 ^ocoO madari, see ^rf^&. 
 5Jod6oA madarengi, see sSo^ots. 
 
 sjod^, sjjcj^ madale, madale, 
 see ^oSe3. 
 
 doc3«)ol, sjoccio^ madante, ma- 
 dandhe, s. A man blind with 
 pride or passion ; an arro- 
 gant or dissolute man. 2. 
 a sluggard, lazy man. 
 
 s:^o:3e)^o^madamastv,^^'.Stout, 
 robust, lusty. 
 JsJoa^S madipu, s. A consulta- 
 tion, deliberation. 2. settle- 
 ment, resolution. ~^6h^, 
 -^s^^ to consult. -Tk)^^^ 
 to settle. 
 Jsjja^?;^ madipuni (^a), v. a. To 
 consult, deliberate, settle. 
 
 s^oasJoo^G^ madimuttel^, s. The 
 first menstruation. 
 
 doadoA madirengi, see ^^c?\. 
 JsJoao^ madil^, ^^^ ^oS^. 
 
 sjodo madu, ^. Mediating or in- 
 terceding with a devil-dancer 
 as the spokesman of a com- 
 munity. —3:jf^oi to mediate so. 
 
 sjjcjod madura, see Tk>z^-d. 
 y sjod made, s. A screen, blind. 
 2. a retired place, privacy^ 
 -^h^ to be screened, shelter- 
 ed. — -sSo^^j^^ to screen, hide- 
 >/5^od^ madepu,^. Shade, shelter, 
 
 retirement. 
 ^docS^^ madapuni (^^), ^'. a. 
 
 To screen, shelter, hide. 
 
 vsJodcxJjj^) madeyuni (^^3), v. n. 
 
 To be out of sight, shut. 
 
 sJodJS^ madodi, s. A branch of 
 a palmyra, stripped of its 
 leaves. 
 
 sjon^ madd^, see ^Sr. 
 
 s^oj^cl3^o3j maddadkataye, ^^ 
 A demon so called. 
 
 siocid, docj^ maddale, maddale, 
 see ^:2ja ^. 
 
 sJ0C3^c5 maddane, s. A rutting 
 elephant. 
 
 Sjoa ^0 maddima, see -^t^^. 
 
 sjo^^^o, docS^^^d maddesa, madye- 
 sa, ^. Persuasion, inducement. 
 2. pacifying, appeasing. 3. 
 mediation. 
 isjocSJS^ maddoli, s. A finger- 
 drum. 
 
dodo maddya 
 
 521 
 
 do^ mana 
 
 ^orfo madya, s. Wine; spiri- 
 tuous or fermented liquor, 
 2. see -d^^o. —333^ taking 
 liquor. — sjDoJ a drunkard. 
 
 sjodoh madrengi, s. The henna 
 plant, Lawsonia spinosa. 
 
 sjoq^ madha, ^^^ ^^• 
 
 sjoq3c)ocl, doq5«)o^madliande,ma- 
 dhandhe, see ^ocrooi. 
 
 ^jq^omadhu,^. Spirituous liquor, 
 wine. 2. honey. 3. sugar. 
 4. sweetness in flavour, sound, 
 or disposition. 
 
 siot^od madhura, adj. Sweet, 
 pleasing, agreeable. 
 
 •^:^x^^ madhya, ^. The middle, 
 centre. adv. Between; of. 
 
 sjoq^odo madhyama, adj. Midd- 
 ling, of middle sort. 
 
 5^jq^^c>^rTs6, ^^^^^ madhyasta- 
 gare, madhyaste, s. A mediator, 
 arbitrator. 
 
 ^^•ik^L^ madhyastige, s. Arbitra- 
 tion. 
 
 dhyahna, s. Noon, the middle 
 
 of the day. 
 sjo^p^?^ madhyesa, see ^c|??i. 
 do9'3^E5c)o3or madhvacarye,^. The 
 
 founder of a Veishnava sect. 
 sjo?^ mana, see -^^^^. 
 
 -^^^-^I'^hT '^^•^I'^-dT'Q manah- 
 purti, manahpurvaka, adj. Vo- 
 luntary, wilful, earnest, adv. 
 Voluntarily, wilfully, ear- 
 nestly. 
 
 SjO^=^rjD7^ manakasarige, s. Ill- 
 feeling; uncleanness of heart 
 or mind. 
 
 sJjf^C3£)^ manadani, s. The next 
 day, following day. 
 
 ^oF^d manara, see i^^Sjae^"^. 
 
 s^j?^dO=^ manavariko, s. Know- 
 ledge, perception. [j^^dso^T^. 
 
 sjo^?je)o^d manasantara, see -^^ 
 
 doF^;^^3J manastapa, s. Heart- 
 burning, grief. 2. contrition, 
 
 repentance. 
 
 ^^, £?o:5o ^^ 
 
 ^1^ '^^oS his grief has cleav- 
 ed unto you. 
 ^■^Tf manass^, s. The mind; 
 the heart. 2. desire, incli- 
 nation, attention. —^ ^^ 
 the state of mind. — "^^'^ 
 magnanimous. ^"5— vacil- 
 lation, wavering; reluctance. 
 odtS— an excellent mind, ami- 
 able disposition. ^?^— dream- 
 ing and waking, ^^—i ^^^— 
 an evil mind; a bad disposi- 
 tion, gioeie;— fickle-minded- 
 ness. ~^h^ to will; to wish, 
 desire. —^^ to have no mind; 
 not to desire or like. — 2o£^ 
 e3^^ as one likes; indiscrimi- 
 nately, arbitrarily. — S)?^^ to 
 covet; to be attentive, —i^^^^^^ 
 to will; to resolve, deter- 
 mine. — CA)^^ to have mind ; 
 to covet ; to like. — ^^4?^ to 
 be grieved. — ^^Xo^ to be 
 moved, to relent ; to feel pity. 
 —^oorfo?) to be dejected. — t?-^ 
 h7^ to pay attention. — "s^o 
 
Sjj^ mana 
 
 522 
 
 ^oojo may a 
 
 ^^?5 to be willing, to will, 
 consent, determine. -;6j3?4^ 
 to shrink, recoil; to be dis- 
 inclined; to be fascinated, 
 enamoured. 
 
 zi:)^7^D^-^ manassakshi, s. Con- 
 science. 
 >/^o^^^ manipuni (^o^), z'. a. To 
 speak, utter. It is used 
 chiefly in the negative; as^ ^ 
 ^^^ (I) do not speak ^^^il 
 do not speak, -s^o^^^ he does 
 not speak. ^^sjojS without 
 speaking, quietly, silently. 
 •^^■t^o^ £A)^^ to be silent. 
 
 s^jf^o manu, s. The celebrated 
 Hindu legislator, -^^^or^s^ 
 the institutes of Manu. 
 
 s3o^2§, dj?^^c? manuje, manu- 
 shye, s. Man, a man, mankind. 
 
 s^Ocdo?3 manuse, see ^o^. 
 JsJo^ mane, s. A house, home. 
 e5T^- a palace. ^t?_ a prison, 
 
 >/ jail. -^^?^ a household. -^j^5 
 household furniture; person- 
 al property, —•^^^'f^ _^Sr7^ 
 household affairs, family con- 
 cern. 
 
 sJjfSn'sd maneg-are, see ^s^T^d 
 
 ^rS^ manepu, see ^js;?^. 
 
 S^JcS^^ manoli, ^^<2 ^J??jse3. 
 
 sJOfSj^^ri^ manogata, s. State of 
 mind, purpose, opinion. 
 
 sJOfSjs^sp^s^ manobhava, s. State 
 of mind. 
 
 s^j?Sjs^dqi manoratha, s. Wish, 
 desire. 
 
 do?5j5^S3's^%oJo manovakkaya, s. 
 Thought, word and deed. 
 
 ^OcSJ3^s3^r1 manovega, s. Swift- 
 ness of thought. ■sSo^;se^e^J3 
 ^ as quick as thought. 
 
 do^JS^Sod manohara, s. Charm- 
 ing, delightful, agreeable, 
 pleasant. 
 
 sJJF^c^=^ mannadake, see ^jcp®rS^. 
 
 ^o^.^Q^ mannipuni, see-^:>o'^^^ 
 
 doF^^ manmathe, s. Cupid. 
 
 s^o?4o;^dmanvantara,i'. The reign 
 of a Manu, a period equal to 
 306,720,000 years of the 
 mortals or one day of Brahma. 
 
 sJj^^D^ manvar^, s. A man of 
 war. 
 
 djF^ manse, 5. A Pariah. 
 jsjoog) mappu, J". Evening, twi- 
 light, ^^h^ to grow dark. 
 4zt^u\ mabbu, adj. Dim, dull, 
 obscure. 
 
 ^sJo=5'sd, djdji, sjjs^03^dma- 
 makara, mamate, mamatkara, .v. 
 Affection, love. 
 
 sdooio maya, ^. A Sanskrit affix 
 used in the formation of 
 adjectives attributive of that 
 of zvJiich a tiling is chiefly 
 made or consists \ as, ^^— 
 covered with water. ^S^'^- 
 golden, all gold. 
 
 s^joioo3 mayanti, s. A demon 
 so called. 
 
 s^oo^oorio^^ mayandruni, see -^y^ 
 
 ^00^0=5* mayaka, see ^^odj^. 
 
doojo maya 
 
 .23 
 
 dod mara 
 
 -lsjjojo=ao^ mayakuni (^oodo^), 
 V, n. To vanish, disappear. 
 2. to flicker, as a light. 
 idooJor^ mayana, see ^:reociJcv8. 
 
 dooJodooJo mayamaya, adj. Dim, 
 dull, -ey^^ to become dim, 
 as the eyes. 
 
 djo^o^o^ mayaluni, see ^^oj^. 
 
 ^oo^3^?ojd mayasure, s. A titan, 
 the architect of giants. 
 
 sjoo^j mayi, see ■^^. 
 
 ^oo5os3js^ mayilo, ^^^ ^jsosods 
 under ^Je)odoo^. 
 
 dooJj^D^ mayyari^L, ^. A pair of 
 compasses. 2. a circle. — sj^ 
 ^?) to draw a circle. 
 ^dod mara, s. A tree. 2. timber; 
 wood. -^sS a stilt; a wooden 
 leg. _^ci5 small branches of a 
 tree. -^ d^eHcrooSo a carpen- 
 ter, -o^^ a kind of Acacia, 
 Arum vivlparum. — =5^yo^?) 
 to become stiff. -^zfocioj^ 
 trees to be rubbed against 
 each other, -^i^^ to cut or 
 fell a tree. 
 J sjodo^cl, dod=aclinarankane,ina- 
 rakane, adj. On the back ; top- 
 sy-turvy. — ^4^oi to lie on the 
 back. — 20j3-dj^ to fall back- 
 ward. ^o^i§ ^-do^?? ^^Ov^) 
 to turn topsy-turvy; to con- 
 fuse. 
 
 ^odori marange, ^^^ •Bjs.-rSo-R. 
 
 dodo^ marante, ^^^ -^jstjo&s. 
 
 sdodoc^e; marandala, ^^^ ^js^o-rfe^. 
 
 s^odooj) marampu, see ^.^t^o^. 
 
 djdo^ marampe, see ^jsiJosS. 
 dod^ maraka, ^6^^ ^o^r. 
 sdod=^e3^ marakati^, ^^'. Rough, 
 
 clumsy. — t5^s3 a clumsy 
 
 work. 
 djO^^ marakadi, a^'. Rough, 
 
 half finished, as a work. 
 s^ad^^ marakata, s. An emerald. 
 Vdod=ae7 marakalijL, ^^^ -s^o^?-^. 
 sjod =3^55 marakale, s. A fisherman, 
 
 who is also a palankeen 
 
 bearer; a steersman, /em. 
 
 Q 
 
 ^d^g'd, marakalme, s. The head- 
 man of fishermen. 
 
 sJ«:)d=^don^ marakerengi^, s. Tapi- 
 oca, Jatropha manihot. 
 
 ■^:^T^^s^Titi. marakodappe, s. A 
 woodpecker. 
 
 ■^:^-6r\^tjt^ maragupatre, s. Mint. 
 
 5Jod2§ maraje, see ^js^3^. 
 >isJodC3^, sjjd^o maradijL, maradu, 
 .y.^Barrenness, sterility. 2. 
 a small trough; cf. ^au^oso. 
 ^^'.>/Barren. 
 
 dode9 marana, .?. Death. 3:^^?^- 
 birth and death. -^'^^ time 
 of death. — a^i)^^ a horoscope 
 predicting one's death, —^^j 
 =^, _as?j^ a will t'r testament. 
 
 sl)dcoDoi^ maranantika, «^'. 
 
 Lasting, enduring, ending 
 
 with death. 
 ■^:><i^lt^ maradevi, s. A barren 
 
 woman. 
 sdoo^^c*' maraniryi, s. Toddy. 
 
sjod mara 
 
 524 
 
 Sjj6 mare 
 
 -iziitz^ marapu, s. Forgetfulness ;. 
 c/. ^rfs^. 2. a mistake, omis- 
 sion. 
 
 v/ sjod^c^ marapuni (^^^), ^'. <^. To 
 fell, pull down, as a wall, ^/^. 
 2. to set up what has been 
 
 dods5ootd^<^, djddootds^ mara- 
 manjaly, maramanjal^, s. The 
 yellow Sanders, Morinda 
 umbel I at a. 
 
 z^:i^^:^:i> maramara, adj. Sleepy, 
 drowsy. 
 
 sjodsjjso maramari, see ^toij^^jsO. 
 
 s^oddJc)?^ maramasa, s. Tough 
 meat. 
 
 ^jdo3j marayi, see ^ososo. 
 
 dode;o^ maraluni, see ^e'jr^. 
 J5:^od^ marava, ^. The caste of 
 Maravas. ^.see"^"^- 
 
 s^od^^ maravoli, s. A kind of 
 mistletoe. 2. a wild screw- 
 pine. 
 
 sjoo;^^ marasani, s. A kind of 
 jam from Ceylon. 
 
 5Jjd3oo^o3^ marahammat^, s. 
 Mending, repair. 2. engineer- 
 ing. — f^<2;sa3 public works 
 department, —^^^oi to mend, 
 repair. 
 i^ds?'^ maralikk^, s. Hinge. 
 j5JODe)o5o marayi, ^. A trough or 
 bowl. e93=ro^cl_ a cattle 
 trough. SoTi—, iijseii— a long 
 trough, ^e^- a stone trough. 
 ;^j^o— a large trough with a 
 handle on either side. 
 
 doD mari, ^. A serpent, snake. 
 
 J 2. a worm. n/s. a young 
 animal. — ^ ^odr the young 
 of a serpent. ^^— a green 
 whip-snake. ^^r5 a boa- 
 constrictor. 20o^— an intesti- 
 nal worm. — ^ ^053 poison- 
 ous earth; unhealthy soil. 
 sJoDdoorij^o marimugudu, s. A 
 kind of fresh-water fish. 
 
 JsdoOoi3c)a, do 00^ a) 23 marly Mi, 
 mariyade, ^. Custom, usage. 
 
 2. propriety of conduct. 3. 
 respect, civility, politeness. 
 
 3. a present. -odoSo a polite 
 man; a man of rank. 
 
 s^jeoi:^^;^ mariyala, see ^ood^rs;*. 
 
 dodo maru, ^. A particle, atom. 
 ■^adj. Following, next. — aji 
 the next day. ^^^ ^^o ^^ 
 there is no body. 
 
 dodjd maruva, see -d^-^r. 
 
 dodoS3c)05o maruvayi, s. The bi- 
 valve, a kind of oyster. ^%—^ 
 
 j^eS— , ^fs— are different kinds 
 of it. 
 
 dodo^o marulu, sec ■d:>6F. 
 >/dod mare, sJk shelter, retreat; 
 cf. -da^. 2. the milky juice 
 or sap of plants, fruits, etc. ; 
 gum. -^^'^ the milky juice 
 to exude. — tSo^o?) to be cover- 
 ed with the same. 
 
 dodc^Ofi mareduni, see ^ixjoSjsrTijs). 
 
 -/dod^c^ marepuni, sc^^^4^. 2. 
 see ;rfod^^. 
 
z^^^^r mark^ 
 
 525 
 
 ;Joo^«)r marya 
 
 zio^^F mark^, s. Scum or sedi- 
 ment of oil. 
 A^o=3^r marka, adj. Fainting, 
 dejection, languor, -^h^ to 
 faint, feel dejected. 
 do^reo^ markatyi, see ^--d^E 
 ^o^r^ markate, s. A monkey, 
 
 ape. 2. a stupid fellow. 
 sjo=^F^ markadi, see -sS^^^n. 
 zi^^Fd, zid^J^F-d markade, mar- 
 kode, s. A bad habit, improper 
 behaviour, rudeness, naughti- 
 ness. 
 v/do=^rG^ markal^, s, A measure 
 of salt, equal to 28 pounds. 
 . do=i^or^ markuni (^^f), z'.n. 
 To groan, moan. 
 z^^^F^^ markelTjL, s. Groaning, 
 moaning. 
 -/s^A^F^margi^, adj. Dead. -^ 
 h^ to die. 
 ^ohF margi, ^^^ -s^i^^oso. 
 v/s:or\r^^ margilij, s. The side, 
 flank. 20 e;^- the right side. 
 rf^ - the left side. 
 Jd02^r marca, ^. Enticement, 
 seduction. 2. taming, domesti- 
 cating. 
 J ^je5«)r5S^ marcavuni, c. v. {of 
 ■^oii^^F^) To entice, seduce. 
 2. to tame, domesticate. 
 Jsjwdor^ marcuni (^^f^), '^:^. ^^• 
 To be enticed, seduced. 2. 
 to be tamed, domesticated. 
 4 sjo2§ro^ marceli^, adj. Tamed. 
 s. Tameness. =^^- taming, as 
 an animal. 
 
 z^^i-izF marja, see ^j^^jsi. 
 
 do23-sr4^ marjavunl, ^. -j^. (^/ 
 •s^oe^or^) To cover, shelter, 
 as a hen its young ones under 
 its wings. 
 
 doe3r marji, s. Opinion, senti- 
 ment. 2. disposition, incli- 
 nation. 3. will, pleasure. 4. 
 manner, way. 
 
 s^orsF marna, see ^-dr®. 
 
 zi^^F marti, ^. A silly or simple 
 woman. 
 Vs^oIf marte, s. Selling, bargain. 
 isJ0C3^F mardijL, ^.-^Medicine. 2. 
 gunpowder; (^/^(:> sS^^^Sr. 3- 
 decoy powder, philter. — croo3o 
 a physician. -^j?>?:f?) to ad- 
 minister medicine, treat a 
 patient. 
 
 sjoc^rd mardade, .?. An honorary 
 title among Jainas. 
 
 sJodFr^ mardana, s. Rubbing, 
 shampooing. 2. grinding. 3. 
 killing. — -sSo^Ov^, ■d:^^F^^ to 
 rub, shampoo, grind. 
 
 zi^^-^F marpu, .y^^ ^^^f. 
 
 ^ SJ0200F marbu, ^^^ ^^^oo^- 
 
 2. 
 
 sijjsJOF marma, .y. A secret. 
 a vital part. 3.:?^^ ^^or. 
 sJosJoFS? marmale, .y^^ ^^j^rf. 
 
 iS^osJj?)Fo3o marmaye, ^. A fe- 
 male's son-in-law, a nephew 
 or a brother's son. 
 
 V^osJJSF v^ marmalijL, s. A female's 
 daughter-in-law, a niece or a 
 brother's daughter. 
 
 y^oOD^i^ra maryadi, .^^^ ^Sodj^a. 
 
sdjoi:"sr raarya 
 
 526 
 
 sjjd male 
 
 is^.oijsr^-^ maryala, s. The rainy 
 season, monsoon. 
 
 J zS^^^F marl^, s. Madness, insa- 
 nity, adj. Mad, insane, foolish. 
 e5-5_ half-mad, crack-brained. 
 rsi^r— dotage, senility ; absent- 
 mindedness. ~h^^ a small, 
 red kind of ant. — ^ prema- 
 ture blossoms of a plant. —^ 
 ^r^ to be fascinated, enticed, 
 seduced; to be exceedingly 
 pleased, enchanted. — ^WJ.oito 
 behave foolishly, —tj^-^^ to 
 become mad. ~~-^d^\^ to 
 seduce, fascinate. 
 
 'lsJos;c)ry marlata, s. Foolishness, 
 silliness. 2. pranks, tricks. 
 
 Jsl)Oc)r55^ marlavuni, c v. {of 
 ^ojr^) To entice, decoy, 
 allure, seduce. 
 Sjoe;jr marlu, see ^Sr. 
 
 Jsjo^jr^ marluni (^^r), v. n. 
 To be restless or over-active ; 
 to be intent upon doing mis- 
 chief. 
 
 Jdo53r marie, s. A mad man. —a 
 a mad woman. 
 
 -/sjjs^r marva, ^. A kind of timber 
 tree, Lagerstroemia regincc. 
 
 d J sj F 05 J , ^0 ^D F o5 J mar vay i, mar- 
 vayi, see -rfo-do^^osj. 
 
 j:>0S3e)F^^ marvavuni (^i^sror), 
 V. a. To gnaw, nibble, bite 
 slowly or witli effort. 
 
 sjo^ mala, s. Dirt, bodily excre- 
 tion. 2. dross. 3. sin. ~i!y^^j 
 faeces and urine. — ^^^ con- 
 stipation. 
 
 sjo^oo^ malampu, see ^jaao^. 
 -is^o^)=s^ malaki;i, s. A kind of 
 necklace. eSjsW— a small 
 
 eo 
 
 kind of necklace. 
 
 ^0^=3^ malaka, s. A storm, tem- 
 pest. -a^Oj^to have a storm. 
 isjo^rto^ malaguni (^oc;?^), 7/. n. 
 To lie down, to sleep. 
 
 ^o^^o=^ malatanke, s. A hyena. 
 
 do^og^ malapuni, see ^doXo^i. 
 
 sjo^sjpsj, sJo^s^P^ mal^pupa, 
 malapupu, s. An enclosure in 
 a letter. 
 
 s:^j^dJo^ malamal^, s. Muslin. 
 
 doo^js?^ malamasa, s. An in- 
 tercalary month. 
 
 sJo^o3.2"s^ malayala, s. The 
 province of Malabar. ^o<^ 
 ocij3^ a man from Malabar. 
 
 sjo^Da)o3j malaraye, ^. A demon 
 so called. 
 Jsjo^d malave, s. A man with 
 squint eyes. 
 
 ^ooDs^o^ malam^, see ^^a^So. 
 
 sjoo'ssjos^ malamat^ji, 5". A strait, 
 calamity, difficulty, dilemma. 
 2. reproach. 
 
 5Jo©f^ malina, «^'. Foul, filthy, 
 dirty. 
 
 s^jOo^jo^, ^o0do^ maliyuni, ma- 
 liruni (^«5), z^. ^. To slip or 
 wear away, as a portion of 
 earth or mud work ; also ^s? 
 
 -^sjj^ mal6, ^. A forest, jungle; 
 a hill overgrown with forest. 
 — s'odfta a large viper, —^s^ 
 
SJ053 male 
 
 527 
 
 ^di mase 
 
 ^o-R, _^o a kind of serpent. 
 — -S-tSoK, —J\-6oK a large kind 
 of sweet potato. 
 ^Sjodorio^ malen^uni (^e3oK),^. t^. 
 To recline, lean against. 
 
 sjodt^jsjo^a malejumadi, ^. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 dos3^^ malepini, see Tk>6c6oo^. 
 
 zi^6:^D^ maleyala, see ^e^ocsra^. 
 ^sl)doJoo^, sJodsg^ maleyuni, 
 malevuni (^-^23), i;,a. To frown, 
 scowl. 2. to stare. 
 ^ s^o^, sjo^d), sjoOc) dj malla, mal- 
 lavu, mallavu, <3!^'. Great, 
 large, big, extensive. 2. chief, 
 principal, important. 3 . loud. 
 -.^^0^ a down-right thief. 
 — ^odor an important busi- 
 ness. ~?^•d^:ra^) a great or 
 respectable man. ~-2^j?>^ an 
 extensive land. — ^so a loud 
 noise. 
 
 ^o^oSo mallanji, see ^j^-ds^. 
 
 Sjo^odomaliamma, s. A goddess 
 so called. 
 
 ^0^ 0^00 d mallayuddha, s. Box- 
 ing, wrestling. 2. a duel, 
 combat. 
 
 sSo^CiJoSj mallaraye, see -^o 
 
 ■^ dj^jrOjjF^, ^oe:^ari mallastige, 
 malladige, s. Greatness, supe- 
 riority, loftiness. 2. pride. 
 
 ^SjOs;?) oSjmallaye,^. A man senior 
 
 in age; a senior. 2. a rich 
 
 man. 3. a grown up man. 
 
 J /em. -^e^f a female senior 
 
 in age ; a grown up woman ; 
 a rich woman. 
 
 sjos:^^^ mallavuni, c. v. {of 
 ^%^) To make coincide. 
 
 sJJO«) ?j^ mallas^ji, ^. A kind of fish. 
 
 ^00 malli, s. A lamp-bearer, a 
 man who attends with a 
 light, a^^si- a molten image 
 holding a lamp in its hands. 
 
 sJo€r^ malli^e, 5>. The creeper 
 Jasminuvt sambac. sSoS— , 
 E^oreou-, 8iD2S_, 3ij3^_, :3j3T^o--, 
 are different kinds of jasmin. 
 d^odo— the four-o-clock flower, 
 Mirabilis jalappa. 
 
 sjogajoo^malliyuni, see ^oeSodoo^. 
 
 sdo©S3c)S?^ mallivali^, see ^jot^^e;. 
 
 do^o ^ malluni (^^fj, ^. ^. To 
 
 coincide. 2. see z^oe3odjo^ 
 s^os3 malle, ^^^ ■^^' 
 
 CO / 
 
 i s^joS malle, sA boxer, wrestler. 
 
 2. a barber. 3. a keeper. 
 
 ^OQd^— a dog-keeper. 
 ^0^3 J?) € malloli, see ^oe5 . 
 sjo^o^^ mavupuni, ^^^ ^i^4^^• 
 ^02^=3* masaka, ^^^ ^oj^. 
 sjoS-S- masaki, ^. A leather bag. 
 
 dos^e:^, s^o3«)^^ masali^i, masali^, 
 
 s. A torch. 
 ^^ masi, s. Ink. 2. charcoal. 
 
 -cfsa, -20o-doz§ an inkstand. 
 ^j^^a masidi, s. A mosque. 
 ^0^ mase, s. Little, few, scarce. 
 
 2. with neg. not at all. — aDjs 
 
 "do^ there is no effect at all. 
 V^o^^^ masevuni, see ^^odoo^. 
 
sjo?;! masa 
 
 528 
 
 dosoe) maha 
 
 sjo^^g'j masaku, see ^?dj^o. 
 
 s^0Ji=CTj^ masakuni, see ^o?iOj^. 
 
 dj;^ra masana, s, A cemetery. 
 ^o5s— any thing without 
 reference to its quality, ^oo 
 ^■^t!)^ a^^ to eat indiscrimi- 
 nately. 
 
 sJo;^^3^, sJo?oa"3a/^ masalat^, 
 masaladige, s. Deliberation, 
 counsel. 2. intrigue, plot. 
 4s^j?;j^j^ masaluni (^J?i^), v. n. 
 To change colour. 2. to be- 
 come muddy or foul. =^ofi-_ 
 eyes to turn red. ^^eS— water 
 to become muddy. 
 
 do?ds5, s^j?^e)53 masale, masale, s, 
 Curry powder; spicery. 2. 
 horse medicine, 
 s/do ro 0^00 ^ , ■^Cii^^'^ masiyuni, ma- 
 sevuni (^<^, ^o;6), 7^^. ^To 
 whet, sharpen. 2. to quarrel, 
 fight. 
 
 sJoT^j^s'o, ;jo?o^ masuku, mask\^, s. 
 Dimness, dulness ; fading. 
 ^^h^ to become dim, to fade. 
 
 si^i^^o^ maseluni, see -^Ti^o^. 
 
 zi^rL^ maskati, s. A fine kind 
 of rice made of boiled paddy. 
 J^o?oj,^ maskuni (^o^i)' ^'•^- To 
 fade; to become dim, wane. 
 
 ^7^^ dji^Op mast^i, mastu, s. 
 adj. Fat, stout. 2. abundant, 
 plentiful; ample, sufficient. 
 3. drunk. 
 
 si)^, ^0^=5^ masta, mastaka, s. 
 The head, scull. 
 
 doo^ masti, s. Intoxication, 
 pride, lust. 2. the rut of an 
 elephant, etc, — ijs?3iD4^, _rfo 
 ^^?i to be overbearing ; to be 
 aggressive, quarrelsome. 
 
 s:5o3oo^5c)^ mahankali, sJi?^ ^^co55o'9. 
 
 5^o2d;^ mahatva, s. Greatness, 
 either in rank or bulk. 
 
 s:^j3do^ mahal^ji, s. A palace, 
 mansion, hall. 2. an ele- 
 phant's stable. 
 
 do^i) maha, adj. Great, much, 
 eminent, adv. Exceedingly, 
 excessively, very. ~^^ a 
 large crowd or assembly of 
 people. ~-6a^7( an incurable 
 disease. 
 
 sjosoc)^'®^, si)So5)c3^^ mahakali, 
 mahadevi, s. Durgi, wife of 
 Siva. 
 
 sjooo"c)4mahatme, s. A great man. 
 2. a prophet. 
 
 sJ035^?l)2pDs5 mahanubhave, s. A 
 man eminent for wisdom. 
 
 do3o«)D2)ii maharaja, ^^'. Prince- 
 ly, royal, great. -^^^ wor- 
 thy of great respect. -^ 
 possessed of great respect; 
 an honorific prefix. 
 
 sJ03oe)De)^, s5osoi)Di)o3o maharEje, 
 maharaye, s. A sovereign, 
 emperor. 2. a gentleman. 
 
 sdosoDDssSi,, 5j03o«)Dc)5^, mahara- 
 
 eJ'_ &jj 
 
 shta, maharashtra, s. The Mah- 
 ratta country. 
 do35e)c^r^j maharnoumi, s. The 
 ninth day of Dasara feast. 
 2. the Dasara feast. 
 
sjoso^ maha 
 
 529 
 
 sjs^=3^ maka 
 
 s^ooo^s;d:3j, sjooo«;^o mahalaya, 
 mahalya, s. Offerings made to 
 the manes of the departed 
 ancestors, during the second 
 fortnight of the 6th lunar 
 month; also — ^^• 
 
 dj2o mahi, s. The earth; also 
 ^o3o^<2;. —7^§> a king, sovereign. 
 
 5l)2oa mahita, adj. Proper, 
 right. 2. reverenced. 
 
 s^o^sSomahime, s. Glory, magni- 
 tude, majesty, greatness. 
 
 ^j5oS«)3oo6 mahishasure, s. A 
 giant so called. 
 
 do2o?;joco^o3j mahisandaye, s. A 
 
 demon so called, 
 ^oso^^^^^^^svare, s. A name of 
 
 Siva. 
 ^3oJS^o^^mahonnata,^^*. Very 
 high, supreme. —^^^ supreme 
 bliss. ^^j^eo?i^ God the Great 
 or High One. 
 sjooovis^^^^ mahotsava, s. Great 
 
 festivity. 
 sJ03oJ5^(^d mahodara, s. Ascites, 
 
 a kind of dropsy, 
 ^o^o^ malampu, see ^ja^o^. 
 JzS':i^A malige, s. A store-house, 
 wholesale shop. 2. a cloth- 
 shop. 
 Jsjo^ male, ^. Rain. —-^^^ — -s^j^S 
 
 a temporary, sloping shed. 
 -^^y^o^^ malpuni (y^f), v. a. To 
 do, make, perform, cause, 
 frame. crosi^fDU— to do a kind 
 office. '^^^- to arrest; to 
 close, finish. ^^^ to frame 
 
 rules. sSo^- to cause or inflict 
 pain. Affixed to nouns it 
 gives them a verbal significa- 
 tion'^ as^ ^%^— to cook. 
 ajrv9^_ to eat. ^r^- to delay. 
 ^e^— to love. 
 j^j?)o^ manka, ^.Darkness; c/. 
 
 si Ja) cuff's ^ mankali, see ^35^^^. 
 djSon"s^^ mangavuni, c, v. {of 
 
 ^je)OAo^) To avert the eyes. 
 
 2. to put out of sight. 3. see 
 
 Vsij4>o?ij^ manguni (^:raoK), ^. n. 
 To disappear, vanish. 
 
 sJj5)o23 manji, s. The pomfret, 
 a kind of fish. e3j3<s<o _ Strom- 
 ateus candidus, 
 
 s^JSo^ manta, see ^j^)^. 
 
 5:ij5o^ mandra, .?. Dried juice of 
 mangoes. 2. sweetness. 
 
 sJJSoo^^ mampuni, see ^0^0^?). 
 
 ^3e)o^^ mamphala, see ^^s^ej. 
 
 s^jsoso^, dj^ow^ mambala, 
 mambala, s. A cake of fruits. 
 
 siJ5o2o, mambra, ^. A garland 
 put upon the neck of a devil- 
 dancer. 
 
 sJJSoro majnsa, s. Flesh; meat. 
 
 sis:?)=5'^, 5JJ3=^cl makate, makade, 
 s. A deceitful woman, adj. 
 Deceitful, trickish, fraudu- 
 lent. 2. worthless, useless, 
 base. 
 -isSj?)=CTDo;^oo^ makariyuni (^:5e)^S), 
 V. n. To become black. 
 45 
 
^3?)^ maka 
 
 530 
 
 ^j?)i mata 
 
 ^33^0 makaldi, see ^^^tfs^. 
 sjJc)-S- maki, see -^o-^^. 
 
 s^oS^^d=efo^ makirakalli^, s. A 
 collyrium from the calx of 
 brass, used for toothache. 
 
 sjj?)r(cl magane, s. A division of 
 a taluk. —^^^S a village 
 accountant and writer. 
 
 sjjsrio^o magayi, s. An ear-orna- 
 ment. 
 ^z^j^iio^ maguni (^^K), v.n.^To 
 ripen. 2. see -^jsjoao^. 
 
 sJJ3^ magha, s. The eleventh 
 lunar month. 2. the name 
 of a Sanskrit poem. 
 
 s;Joi)2>&s:!j macipatre, s. Worm- 
 wood, Grangea maderaspa- 
 tana. 
 Js^ja)e3c)s3^ majavuni, c. v. {of ^:ra 
 sio^) To hide, conceal. 2. to 
 erase, wipe, efface. 3. to dis- 
 sipate, squander. 
 
 SJJ?23 maji, adj. Late, former, 
 recent. 
 
 sJ3e)eusi3^, sjj3t3do, dJ?)e^:)5^3* 
 majim^, majime, majumi^i, ^. An 
 intoxicating sweetmeat made 
 of hemp-leaves, sugar, etc. 
 
 sjJStSo^ niajiry, s. A statement 
 of people present at an in- 
 quest, etc. 
 jsJvTOtdOci majuni (s^js^), v.n. To 
 wear away, become dim, be ef- 
 faced. 2. to vanish; also'^:^ 
 ^S^eL^. ^,see ^jaocJoo?). 
 
 dJe)^ mat\^, adj. Unsuitable. 
 isjjsy mata, s. Sorcery, witch- 
 craft. 2. wickedness, mis- 
 
 chief. — crooSo a sorcerer; a 
 mischievous fellow. — tSj^o.^ 
 to bewitch. 
 ^3^13 mati, see ^^aj. 
 
 4 5J3?)^ mate, ^. A hole, or cavity 
 in earth, wood, etc. 2. a hole 
 of snakes, scorpions, etc. 
 
 >J djscs* mad^, s. The roof. &o^5~, 
 
 V 
 
 j-S-^— , ^^— , -^0^— are 
 
 different varieties of roof. 
 4ziJ^(i mada, ^. The shrine of a 
 
 demon. 
 •Js^j«)2:^sJ^, ZjSi)Z^^^ madavuni, 
 
 madavuni (ssjai^, ^jsoss), z>. a. 
 
 To cultivate, as land. 2. to 
 
 display, parade. t^6~ to be 
 
 foppish. 
 sjjs^o madu, s. A weapon made 
 
 of a deer's horn. 
 dJe)f!5'5)53)?jmanavuni (^j^f^^), 7>. a. 
 J To lull to sleep. -^2. to lessen, 
 
 decrease, abate. 
 V^JsrS mani, s. A Brahman boy. 
 
 2:^see ^ra^. 3. see -^j^^o. 
 sjj«)cj=3' manika, s. A ruby. 
 d3Sf'3c)o£)rl manyadige, s. The 
 
 position of a demon priest. 
 sjjscio manye, ^. A demon priest. 
 J^j^s^^s'i^ mati^kathe, s. Conver- 
 sation. 2. intercourse. —^^ 
 
 not being on good terms. 
 doS^ mata, ^. The whole, all, 
 
 every thing, pro. All. ad7'. 
 
 Completely, wholly, entirely. 
 
 ~<sjz altogether, entirely. 
 dJ3:^:3^0 matabari, adj. Rich. 
 
 respectable, of good rank. 
 
^js3c) mata 
 
 531 
 
 s^j^sj-c) mapa 
 
 ~^^i ^ respectable gentle- 
 man. 
 
 ^j?)3"S05o jnatayi, see ^ssoso. 
 
 sJJt)>BO matiri, s. Ebb, the reflux 
 of the tide. 
 
 sjjs^o^ matuni (^ra§), v. n. To 
 lounge about, saunter. 
 
 s^j«)^D^, sJsraloD materia, mater- 
 la, s. All people. 
 
 SjsS^^ matra, adv. Only, solely, 
 simply, merely; alone. ®4— 
 merely that. e^oSo- only he, 
 he alone, eoe;— just come. 
 
 djsi, matre, s: A pill. 2. a short 
 vowel. 3. quantity in metre. 
 
 djsi,^^ matrephala, s. A kind 
 of citron. 
 ^ sJJ5)23^ madiji, J.^urning about. 
 
 2. a small bridge. 
 4 d3^dd^e; madaraphala, s. A 
 large kind of citron. 
 
 ds^dO madari, see ^Je>aj. 
 ^^j?)rf^ madala, see ^Je)^e;. 
 
 JsJJ3d5^^, sJs5SC3'c)^ci madavuni, 
 
 madavuni, c. v. (of -dj?)^^) To 
 
 turn about, turn the face to 
 
 another quarter. 
 v'sjj^ari madige, s. A chuckler; 
 
 a class of Pariahs. 
 5JJft)£)d madira, s. A kind of 
 
 dancing. 
 s^j^ac, sjJi)adreoJ5do madira, 
 
 madirdaburu, ^. A kind of 
 
 creeper. 
 -isjjsao madiri, see ^raaj. 
 J sjjscjo^ maduni (^jsS), v. n. To 
 
 turn about. 
 
 i^jJsd^D madevi, ^^^ ^s5Dt2?s. 
 ^;jjsgj madri, ^. A specimen, 
 sample, pattern. 
 
 -^^■^ mana, s. Honour, respect, 
 civility. 2. measure in ge- 
 neral. 3. a quarter seer. 
 e)^— disgrace, z^oii^— lunar 
 measurement. — s^^oa defama- 
 tion. — ■si3Qorfj3c3 honours and 
 privileges. — -^oi, — ;6 a re- 
 spectable man. —'^^ a place 
 of honour. — sd?) loss of re- 
 spect. — SoeN a despised man. 
 —"ij^hF^ to honour. 
 
 sJ3e)^o]"9o:^0 manasantara, s. Ee- 
 pentance. r^-). 
 
 d^^^^s^^ manavuni, see ^js^to 
 
 Vsjjs^ mani, ^. A man. 2. a 
 
 messenger. 3. a servant; of. 
 
 sjj^c^ojc^, ste^AJo^manipuni,ma- 
 nisuni (^^S), ^ra^oJ), v, a. To 
 honour, respect. 
 
 sJJ^^o manya, s. A grant of 
 lands. 2. respectability. <2;(^*. 
 Respectable, venerable, tos^— 
 of princely honours ; royal. 
 
 sjjs^o manya, adj. Human, per- 
 taining to man. —tj^ human 
 voice. —^hF^ to murder. 
 
 sjjtt)(So manye, s. A Pariah ser- 
 vant. 2. see ^jso). 
 J^jssjo mapala, s. A large 
 citron, Citrus medica. 
 
 djS53«)D, dJ«)S5"3oO mapari, ma- 
 pyari, s. A public measurer, 
 one who metes or measures 
 grains, etc. 
 
 45* 
 
ij?)h mapi 
 
 532 
 
 sJJSCOj mayi 
 
 s^J32j^, s^sSSo^)^ mapile, mapule, 
 s. A descendant of Malabar 
 Mahommedans ; cf. stooD. 
 ^s^j«)^^ mapuni (^^), v. a.^To 
 undress, divest of clothes. 
 2/ to change dress. 3. see 
 ^AJ^o), ^ooWo— to change 
 dress. 
 zi^^, sij^^ jnaph^, maphu, s. 
 Pardon, excuse; exemption, 
 remission, —^js^f^ to excuse, 
 as a fault ; to remit, as a debt, 
 etc. — ?i65j|^p®j^ to beg pardon. 
 -•^^^^ to forgive. 
 s^J5^^^ maphak^, adj\ Accord- 
 ing to, suitable, fit, proper. 
 sivTO^^ maphala, see ^^ra^a 
 i SjJe)^o mami, s. A paternal aunt. 
 2. a mother-in-law. 3. the 
 wife of a maternal uncle. 
 s^Jss^ojG^, sJJ?)sJ0J5<i;j mamul^, 
 mamulu, s. Usage, established 
 custom, prescription. 
 >lsJv3e)s5o mame, s. A maternal 
 uncle, mother's brother. 
 s^JSOJj maya, s. Fraud, trick- 
 infatuation ; deception. 2. 
 illusion; c/. iSoodj^. 3. juggl- 
 ing. 4. wickedness, villainy. 
 5. vanity, phantom, imagina- 
 tion. 6. idealism. 7. Parvati, 
 Lakshmi. — T^js^ei^d a vision. 
 ^^o^, _^dg jugglery, sleight 
 of hand, legerdemain, magic. 
 ■l^h^ to disappear, -t^^^^ 
 to deceive, impose upon; to 
 conceal, hide. 
 
 J^jsa^ooTiOj^, s^jsojoocli^ ma- 
 yangruni, mayandruni (^j?)odoo 
 Kj, -^raaziooSj), "j.n. To become 
 dirty or filthy; to become 
 sticky from much soiling, as 
 clothes, etc. 
 djsoJoo^jSoSj mayandaye, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 inayandalT;i, mayali^i, mayeldi, 
 s. A female demon so called. 
 J^Je)OuJ=^, 5^3?)o5o=3' mayaka, ma- 
 yika, 5. J Vanishing, fleeting, 
 passing away, disappearing/ 
 2. see ^jsorfo. _e?L^^ to vanish. 
 
 -^0^0^?) to conceal. 
 
 great 
 
 sJJS0Jj=^ mayake, ^. A 
 deceiver; c/. ^j^ocio^^. 
 J s^s5s)0Jjra mayana, s. Wax. -2o£^ 
 a wax candle. 
 
 s:^j30J03^, ^J3o2)o3 mayat^, ma- 
 yiti, see ^j?>SoS. 
 
 5^Ji)o:S3-9S3"32^ mayapasa,^. Family 
 ties. 
 
 z^j^Q^Dt^^o'!^ mayaprapanca, s. 
 The world, as being an il- 
 lusion. 
 
 sJjsoiJ5)SJc)d mayavada, s. Idea- 
 lism. 2. pantheism. 
 
 dJS053e)S3«)a mayavadi, s. An 
 idealist. 2. a pantheist. 
 J5iJe)05j mayi, s. The eleventh 
 Tulu month (Febr. -March). 
 
 sjj^oao^^ mayiphala, J. Gallnut; 
 
 also epXj^oso. 
 sJJ3oSo^JS mayilo, ^. A term of 
 
 exorcism, coupled with ^o7\ 
 
 «3;j>; c/. S'oTn^. 
 
s^j«)ol)o mayu 
 
 533 
 
 sJj^c^JSr marno 
 
 •J ^jsojjo^ mayuni (^j^orfj*), v, n. 
 To be extinguished, put out. 
 2. to evaporate, as vapour or 
 fumes. 3. to fall off, as corn, 
 etc. from being over-ripe. ^i3— 
 fire to extinguish. sicSrS- to 
 drop down, as a fruit from 
 being over-ripe. 
 sJJSoSo maye, see ^j^ozjo. 
 
 JdJ?)D' mariji, srk fathom, the 
 space to which a man can 
 extend his arms. 2. twist- 
 ing straw into a rope. 3. see 
 
 to measure a rope, ^/^., with 
 the arms extended. — aooa^^, 
 —•dis^o^^ to twist a rope of 
 straw. 
 
 dJSO mara, ^. Cupid. 
 
 sjjsdo^j^ marampade, s. A title 
 among Jains. 
 
 sjjsd^ maraje, s. A large kind 
 of snake ; cf. ^e^?. 
 
 dJSdra marana, ^. Killing, de- 
 stroying by charms or sorcery. 
 2. intrigue, cabal. 
 
 dJ5)do5o marayi, see ^x^osrooso. 
 
 •J sJJSD-seJ marata, s. Sale ; barter, 
 exchange. 
 
 s^JSDDiiri maratige, s. A Mah- 
 ratta settler. 
 
 ^J^D'S^JSO maramari, s. Fight- 
 ing, cuffing. 2. a riot, affrey. 
 —■z^:>^^^ to fight. 
 
 dj^csoSo maraye, see -rfjsoi^o^^. 
 
 J^Je)D'S53c^ tnaravuni, c.v. (o/-^^ 
 T^o^) To cause to sell, get 
 sold. 
 
 s^3«)Ue)sl marashta, see ^^^ 
 
 JsJJSD mari, s. Durgi, presiding 
 over epidemic diseases. 2. a 
 plague, epidemic. 3. small- 
 pox. 4. a bore, intolerable 
 person. — -S-^ a large cow- 
 pen. -20e3 a large hand-net. 
 — ^7\ ?j pestilence. — t5j3?a an 
 epidemic, «.y cholera, eU. 
 — ^Ao ^ an evil to happen 
 suddenly. 
 
 dJSOsJj^^;^, sjjso^o?^ marima- 
 n^se, marimanse, s. A low class 
 of Pariahs. 
 
 djsdo maru, see ^:ra5. 
 >/sJJs)dj^ maruni (^:ra5), v. a. To 
 sell, dispose of. 
 
 sJje)COEo^ marubala, see ^j^aore;. 
 
 ^j?)6j523 maroji, .y^^ ^j^^^- 
 
 dJ5)rir marga, ^. A way, road, 
 path. 2. means, manner, 
 mode. 3. conduct. ^^- 
 a cross-path; an improper 
 course or conduct, c/u^— a 
 foot-path, short cut, by-path. 
 TO3i_ the highway, main road. 
 -t a traveller. -^^s^oiD^^ to 
 show the way or means. 
 — ^^Ok^ to construct a road; 
 to devise means. 
 
 dJa)2^rf5 marjane, s. Cleaning, 
 particularly the floor of a 
 house with cow-dung. 
 Js^JSfiiF^ marnudi, s. A reply. 
 
 sJJ5)^J5r^j marnomi, see ^^^ 
 
sJsreo3e)r marpa 
 
 534 
 
 ^jSro^ masti 
 
 Jsjjsisrar^ marpata, s. Change, 
 alteration. ~^h^ to change, 
 be altered. 
 
 J5^Je)og)r marpu, s' A fathom; c/. 
 
 [army. 
 ^JSZOF^marhala, s. An opposing, 
 
 sJj5)o^ mali^, s. Property, wealth. 
 
 2. goods, things, articles. 
 dJ?)0<^ malii, s. Scum, refuse, 
 lees. -o^o;^^ scum to ac- 
 cumulate. -o^Oj^ scum to 
 float, to ferment. 
 djs^ mala, s. The mullet, J^^^^^// 
 
 cephalotus. 
 s^j^^^e)OoJo, sJJe)^oJo malakari- 
 
 ya, malaya, see ^soDOodo. 
 sJJS^SgD malapuri, s. A kind of 
 sweetmeat. 
 Js^J3o-s^^ malavuni, c.v. {of-^y^ 
 <sj^^y^o make lean or incline, 
 cause to lean./ 2. to impute, 
 charge with; to throw upon. 
 sjo^- to charge with guilt. 
 5JJ5)€ mail, s. A gardener. 
 s^JsO^s^^*" malikan^, s. An annu- 
 al allowance to deposed kings. 
 sjsra0=^ malike, s. An owner, 
 
 possessor. 2. an heir. 
 5:^J5)0?j<^ malisiji, s. Rubbing, 
 cleaning, as a horse, ^/^., with 
 a brush. -^s;'o^^ to clean a 
 horse. 
 JsiJs)^j^ maluni (^js^), v. nJTo 
 lean, incline. 2^to reel, stag- 
 ger, totter. 3. to be proved, 
 established. 
 J SjJsd mal6, ^.^A garland, wreath 
 of flowers. -'2. a necklace. ^3. 
 
 a string of beads, a rosary. 
 4. cunning, trickery; c/. ^raeD. 
 — tooSj a florist; a class of 
 dancers. Xo-rf- the scrofula. 
 sJ33dJt)^=^ maloke, ^. A foreigner, 
 
 an alien. 
 sios)© maldi, s. fern, of ^7^€>. 
 s^js^o malya, ^^^ ^Je)^:^. 
 sjje)sjj, 5jJ5)S^J mavate, mavute, 
 .y. An elephant driver, a 
 mahout. 
 ^jssg mavu, ^. A kind of tares. 
 — ^^jsc^s^^ tares to grow. 
 J siJ3^ mave, ^. A father-in-law. 
 J ^JS?^ masy, s. Fading,4urbidity: 
 soiling, adj. Faded /turbid ; 
 soiled. |-^^07i. 
 
 djS?d masa ^. A month. 2. .y^^: 
 sJJSrj«)ar^ masadige, s. Animal 
 food, in contrast to vegetable 
 food. 
 sjj5)a)^ masika, s. A monthly 
 ceremony for a deceased an- 
 cestor, performed during th( 
 first year after his decease. 
 adj. Monthly. 
 sJj?)?^o^ masuni (^j?)oj), v. n. To 
 V fade, lose colour. 2>4o soil. 
 ^0— a flower to fade, ^js???- 
 the face to become pale. 
 Js^je))^ mase, s. The after-birth. 
 sjs^i^a*^ masel^, s. Fading. 2. ^ 
 that which has faded or 
 
 J 
 
 ^iled. 
 
 slrarOj, masti, s. The ghost of a 
 suttee, -^aifS worship of 
 such a ghost. 
 
J50O mahi 
 
 535 
 
 ojorso minu 
 
 d3a)oovl mahiti, s. Acquaintance, 
 
 knowledge, experience. 
 doS^ mali^, see -^ys^. 
 sjj«)^ mala, see ^j^e;. 
 ^j^^, sJj5)^o;^j mala, malaya, see 
 
 sJ3e)^F^ malige, ^. An upper 
 story ; a terraced roof, ^e^— 
 a cellar. ?ix)oTl)_ a garret, 
 loft. 
 
 ^js^o^ maluni, ^^^ ^j^oj^. 
 
 dJe)-& makshi, ^^^ ^j?)<?j . 
 ^00^^ minci, ^^^ ^ooSa. 
 'i^ooe^o^ mincuni, ^^^ ^ooeio^. 
 v/^jot^io^ minjuni (^o?§), z'. ;2. 
 To be released, saved. 2. 
 to escape, v. a. To exceed. 
 2. to spare. 3. to conquer, 
 overcome. 
 v/Ojo^=5"sd mindakare, see ^czf. 
 
 £i?^ mindag-arige, mindatige, 
 mindadig*e, ^. Unchastity , lewd- 
 ness (applied to a female). 
 
 *J^0o^ mindi, ^. An incontinent 
 woman. 
 
 J^oocl minde, s. A rake, para- 
 mour, whoremonger. — z;^^ 
 to live in adultery. 
 (Door3o=3'o^ minnukuni, ^^^■^orvsj^c'^. 
 ^Jo^D mimpuri, see ^or®o^5. 
 
 4^o=^mikka, ^^'. Left, remain- 
 ing. 2. other. —s^A^^ other 
 affairs, ^^'^. 
 
 -f ^0=3^0,^ mikkuni {p^^^, v. a. To 
 surpass, exceed, transgress. 
 V. n. To remain, be left. 
 
 N^^n^i, Co hi mig:^te, migite, ^. 
 "^Surplus, balance, remnant. 
 ^2. mesne profit. 
 ^j\ miga, s. A deer ; of. ^^X. 
 
 J^on, CoAo^ migi, migil^, s. 
 
 Surpassing, excelling. 
 VOoh^o^ migiluni (<3o?\^), v. n. 
 
 To excel, surpass. 
 ^^7\:i, Coh migu, miggi, see 
 
 >/ ^ot{^ ^ migguni, ^^^ ^^o^?). 
 
 C0t3^=g^, ;)023-SD^, C023a)?j^ mi- 
 
 jaki^, mijadiji, mijasiji, s. Display, 
 ostentation, vain show. 2. 
 pride, vanity. 
 ^023^^), Oot3^o^ mijipuni, miji- 
 luni (^^^, ^osS^), V. n. To be 
 full of worms, affected with 
 worms. 
 Coz^CoeS, ^'^^Oo'sc^ mijimiji, 
 minimini, a. Viscous, sticky. 
 
 !J ^li mitti, s. Sweetness. 2. 
 
 i smacking, -soij^'o^ to smack. 
 
 Mco^, mitte, adj. Prominent, 
 
 J protruding. ^.-'Pollen. =^5^ 
 
 I >^s^ pollen of Pandanus 
 odoratissimus. 
 ^DDOSo mithayi, s. Sweetmeat. 
 
 J^o^ midi, s. Young, unripe 
 fruit. 
 ^2^0 midu, see -^:):id:i. 
 Co rJ Dors minimini, adj. Twink- 
 ling, glistening, dimly shin- 
 ing. — ;^ot^5 a lamp burning 
 dimly, ts'of® ^arf^f^ eylb^ eyes 
 to glisten. 
 
 -^Cor3o=3*o minuku, see ^r®o^o. 
 
^jr?j mmu 
 
 536 
 
 C)viec) mila 
 
 J ^:>T^':i'^o^, ^orso, ri minukuni, 
 minkuni (^^c^o^o, -so^i,), z>. n. 
 To twinkle, glisten, sparkle. 
 
 ^;^inita, s. Moderation, temper- 
 ance, forbearance. 2. meas- 
 ure. 3. limitation, bounds. 
 adj. Temperate, moderate. 
 
 ^o^dJ^ mitaruni, see ^o^ii^^. 
 
 ^03^?l)2^d, ^JS-3rl)2^JS^ri, mi- 
 tanubhava, mitanubhoga, s. 
 Temperance, moderate enjoy- 
 ment, indulging moderately. 
 
 ^031)^^3 mitamita, <2^'. Modera- 
 tion and excess. 
 
 ^3 miti, s. Limit, bound. 2. 
 measure. 3. moderation, —too 
 S boundless. ~3^yj^?i to rate, 
 estimate; to despise, under- 
 value. — ^J3"do^ to transgress. 
 J^^ mitt}^, pos*p. Above, upon, 
 over, after, adzj. Then, after- 
 wards. —z^hF^ to come up, 
 to prosper; to be possessed, 
 as with a demon. -eoj^TJo^ to 
 get up; to assault. 
 
 ^o^o3«)o3o mittantaye, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 Oo^U mittatta, s. The loft of a 
 small upstair-room, an attic. 
 
 ^j^^ mittadi, s. An offering 
 to the manes. 
 
 Oo^j^ n mittaddya, s. The lintel 
 of a door, eU. 
 J^^d mittara, adj. High, be- 
 yond reach of hand. 
 -i^^do^), ^3-^^p mittaruni, 
 mittavuni (^^^, ^^ro^), 'v. a. 
 To ascend, mount, climb. 
 
 ^J3;^e52)d mittacara, s. Hatred. 
 V:^:^^^.^'^ mittaduni (^o^5j, 
 
 7.'. 11, To spring or leap 
 
 over. 
 ^^^^6:>'^ mitteruni, see ^o^t^o^. 
 OoIjs^^o, mittottu, see ^^,w,- 
 OjJv^^^ mittodi, ^. The higher 
 
 or upper part of a garden. 
 Ooi, mitre, ^. A friend. 
 
 Doq^o?^ mithuna, ^. The third 
 solar month; the sign Gemini. 
 
 Oo^oJo minaya, s. Suspension, 
 interdict. 
 
 ^0 ^"5)0^0, ^o^-^So'iniiiayi, minahi, 
 s. Abolition. 3. discharge, 
 dismissal, —^^^oi to dispense 
 with, dismiss. 
 
 ^0^ mini, postp. Et cetera.^ and 
 so forth. 
 
 ^j^Oo^ minimini, see ^or^^f^. 
 J 00^^0=3^0^ minukuni, see ^pqo^j^, 
 
 ^oJood miyande, see ^^^odociS. 
 
 Ood mira, see <3raTj. 
 
 ^oD^jD mirimiri, ^^■. Astrin- 
 gent, sharp. 
 >/Ood mire, ^. The breast. 2. the 
 nipple or teat of any animal. 
 — ^ ^ofi the nipple. — ^ 
 ^e^ breast-milk. — =^j3br^ to 
 suckle. -S^^ to suck, -soj 
 rfjsro^^ to wean. 
 
 ^odsjc^ mirevuni (^^), ^'. «. To 
 produce. 
 
 Oo2:c)^3^ milakatv, ^. A common 
 visit. 
 
 ^milayisuni, milavuni, milasuni 
 
^jQs) mila 
 
 537 
 
 Dj?)C"' mir\^ 
 
 To mix, compound. 
 
 ^oo^^, ^j^sj milavu, milavu, 
 s. Steel. 
 
 002^ misra, s. Mixing, mixture, 
 combination. adj. Mixed, 
 comjDOunded. 
 
 ^o^^o misimi, s. Valour; skill. 
 
 ^o?j^ miski^, s. Scorn, despising. 
 2. confusion, dizziness. —^ 
 h^ to be dizzy. 
 -lSo;^o^^ miskuni i^^^^), "^-n. To 
 move, venture. 2. to inter- 
 fere with, meddle. B is used 
 chiefly in a negative sense 
 with ^^2§, e?^o5, 20^, etc. ; 
 as., «f);i^o so:6j-6 20^ you can- 
 not venture there. t^^S i^ds 
 ^j?)^ ac2!5 .3o;5,t3 20e5 the cart 
 being completely laden, there 
 is no more room- eA)ca?^4 
 •^^ e?5 ?^?j ^;6jt5 e?5^^ my 
 stomach being full, I can 
 take nothing more. ^§ ^?<^o 
 sSoTJO .so;6jt5 ^^-d^^ it is difficult 
 to climb upon such a large 
 tree. e?^o^ c3dooS;st1) soi^^tS e? 
 ^o5 you should not interfere 
 with their quarrel. 
 
 Oo^ misra, see ^o^. 
 
 ^Oro, misri, ^. A gold coin worth 
 about 21 rupees. 
 J ^0^, millij •^- A small metallic 
 vessel. ^^ij^Frf— such a vessel 
 containing holy water. 
 vl^j^oL^o^ mintuni (^jjsoO), v. a. 
 To force up or out; to exert 
 
 a pressure or sustain weight, 
 as with a lever. 
 
 Oj«)^^ mitiji, adj. Clever, smart, 
 sharp. 
 
 ^3a)eJe)sS^ mitavuni, c v. {of 
 ^je)Wo^) To cause to force up. 
 i 0J5)Lij^ mituni, see s^^o'^^. 
 -/^js^^ min^, s, A fish. ca)^_ 
 salted or preserved fish, "^^o 
 7<6~ dried fish. ^sS- fresh 
 fish- — ^ 20e3 a fishing net. 
 _s3^e;?i-d, — sc^^eS a kind of ear- 
 ornaments. 
 
 Oj5^ mina, ^. The 12th solar 
 month; the sign Pisces in the 
 zodiac. 
 
 DJSr^^s'otd minakanda, 
 
 The 
 
 calf of the leg. 
 
 OJS?^sdocti minamanja, s. A fish- 
 market. 
 
 Oj^F^s^^ minavunl (s^:^^), v. a. 
 To behave coquettisbly. 
 
 C)33?3"So=3* minanka, ^. A public 
 fishing. rbath. 
 
 DjS55c)ei mipata, s. Bathing, a 
 
 7^s5SS5e)^^ mipavuni, <:. ^'. (6/ <sji> 
 
 ^?)) To make or cause to 
 
 bathe; to bathe, wash, give 
 
 a bath. 
 
 ^/^JS^^ mipini (^ro), ^'. n. To 
 
 • take a bath, to wash one's 
 self. 
 
 OjsoJoo^ iniyande,i\ The throat, 
 roof of the mouth. 
 J^jsojo^r^ miyarpuni (^jsojoS), 
 
 v.a. To wash a corpse. 
 \/^j?)D^ miryi, a;^'. Much, exceed- 
 ing; Cf. <3J3'd0o). 
 
Dj^d mira 
 
 538 
 
 sjoool^ munci 
 
 ^jsd mira, s. Sweet toddy. 
 
 JCiJ^ds^^, 0J5)De)S§^ miravuni, 
 miravuni, c v, (of ^jaiio^) To 
 cause to surpass or exceed. 
 J ^JSO=^, 03^07^, ^Je)doO^ mirike, 
 mirig^e, miruvike, s. Trans- 
 gression, violation. 
 J^jsdo^ mlruni (^:raS), -t/. ^. 
 To transgress, violate. 2. to 
 exceed; cf. ^^o^?i. 
 ^jsflr mirne, ^. The sexton of 
 a Roman Catholic church. 
 -i^Je)?3 mise, s. Mustaches, whis- 
 kers. 2. feelers of an insect. 
 _??ziF^o^^ the whiskers to ap- 
 pear. — S5o7v)^^ to trim the 
 mustaches, —f^l^^ to stroke 
 the mustaches; to defy, 
 challenge, 
 doo, sjooo mu, mum, {in comp.) 
 adj. Three, treble, "sljoo^a 
 . three fold. ^o^^€ a three 
 pie or quarter anna piece. 
 ^o^e^T^ a tripod, stool. 
 siiOo mum, adv. Before, in front. 
 
 _^zS the front, 
 si^o^ops^ munkann^, see ^jso^f^. 
 dooc=^o£) munkudi, see ^js^o§. 
 
 dooo'^O munkeli, s. A proud 
 woman. 
 
 sjooo€s3 munkele, ^. A sickly 
 
 man. 2. ^<?<:? ^0js=#e3. 
 sJooo'^JSd'S'* munkoraly, s. A 
 
 small spike of corn. 2. the 
 
 first ear of corn. 
 siooortc^, sjjoorira mungada, 
 
 mungana, s. An advance in 
 
 money. — ^js^f^ to pay in 
 advance. 
 
 sJooorloSo mungayi, see ^i>oo7^^. 
 
 5Jjoori©oJoo^ mungaliyuni (^-^o 
 Ae5), v.a. To surpass. 
 
 dooona)D^ mungarij, s. A ham- 
 mer. 
 
 sjoooh^), s^jooh^, sJooorloO 
 mungili, mungile, munguli, s, 
 A mungoosc, ichneumon. 
 
 siojorio mungu, see "s^ot^. 
 
 dooorlodo^ munguduni {^x>o7(^E)^ 
 V. n. To be angry; cf. ^iu^ozl)??. 
 
 5Jooo?io^ mungude, see ^ixj^^o^z?. 
 
 dooorija mungudi, ^^^ ^jb^o^. 
 i ^jooriodo^munguduni (^oooXoS)^ 
 ^. n. To dive, sink. 
 
 sl)0orijs^oo?:ooc^o mungumusudu, ^. 
 A WTy face. 
 
 ^ojorloSr mungurta, s. Progno- 
 stication, foretoken. 
 J^ooori munge, s. A shoot, bud, 
 sprout. 
 
 sJoooT^) mungei, s. The fore arm. 
 2. the elbow. — ?ol^#<9 a chain 
 bracelet. ~zs^:> ?^ to hold out 
 the fore-arm. — ^'oyo^^ to box 
 each other's fore arm in a 
 kind of boxing match. 
 
 sjooo2sr3 munnana, see ilxioXr^. 
 
 doocta munci, s. Red cayenne | 
 pepper, chilli. Capsicum an- 
 nuum. o3jz§— pepper, Piper 
 nigrum. 7^ocro5— , ^et)^, 
 e^oSoX— a very sharp kind of 
 chilli, -^jswo^ the stalk of 
 a chilli. — ^i?5 pepper water. 
 
s^ooote munja 
 
 539 
 
 dodod munda 
 
 >/5Joooti munJa, s. Circumcision. 
 
 Js^oooz:^ munji, s. The grass 
 Saccharuni munja. 2. in- 
 vestiture with the sacred 
 thread; also ^oo2ij. 2. cir- 
 cumcision of Mahommedans. 
 —•^^\p to invest a boy with 
 the sacred thread ; to circum- 
 cise. 
 
 J Sjooo'^, s^ooo^ munna, munne, 
 s. The breast, as called by 
 children. — =^j3^r^ to suckle. 
 ^00 0^0 muntu, see ^^oSii:,. 
 
 J s^oooc^ munda, s. 'The forehead ; 
 4 of, -siDooili. 2: the trunk, ^^adj. 
 Small. 
 doood?^ mundane, ^^^ ^oozlaao. 
 
 sjooo3^3"3o5j mundataye, ^. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 Sjooor^o^, ^ojoc^^ mundal^, mun- 
 
 dala, s. A higher class of 
 
 Pariahs. -^0^ a Pariah of 
 
 this class. 
 
 ^ojos^^, mundalli, ^^<? ^ooozfjse?. 
 ^ .... 7 
 
 sjoo oc3e)ro^mundas^, ^. A turban. 
 
 — ^s'yo^^ to wind a turban. 
 sJOJo^ mundi, .?. The blue 
 
 flowered tree Memecylon tinc- 
 
 torium. 2. a female's name. 
 djOo^ri mundige, s. A small 
 
 stool. 2. ^^^ ^Sooozloao. 
 s^ooo^do^ mundiduni (^ooaS), 
 
 V. a. To kneel ; to prostrate ; 
 
 also 'd:>CioTit'^sx:>. 
 
 sdoooaus^s^^ mundidpavuni, c. v. 
 (of ^ioooaa^a) To make kneel, 
 cause to kneel. 
 
 sjojo^^j mundila, s. A brush 
 used by devil-dancers. 2. 
 a kind of bush. 
 
 sdojowo mundu, ^. A young ox. 
 2. the vessel in which toddy 
 >/ is put. 3.^a small upper 
 garment. 4. the raised border 
 
 ^ of a veranda, ^i see ^oo<^. 
 — =#jsy^^ an out-house. — sjd^o 
 ^, — 80,?>Trfo?i to prostrate. — ^ 
 ^3^^ to wear a small gar- 
 ment. — 20Dodoo^ to fasten a 
 toddy-vessel with a coir net- 
 work. 
 
 doooc^03Ji3-5d mundupacara, ^. 
 False civility. 
 
 -^^oxi^i^^^^^fs mundumukkali- 
 g'e, s. A tripod, low stool. 
 «/ sjojozl munde, s. A"^ widow. 2. 
 an abusive term. 3. a pestle. 
 —t^^^od^ a kind of jack fruit, 
 ysjooo^o^mundeyi, s. The screw- 
 pine, Pandanus odoratissi- 
 mus. 
 
 sjojo^j?' mundo, ^^^ ^i:)oo-rf. 
 
 sJoocilJ3e; mundola, i"^^ ^ooi^^. 
 
 sjooo^js©, ^ooocIjs^ mundoli, 
 mundoli, ^. A rough kind of 
 betel leaves. ^o^OjCt- a betel- 
 vine trained upon a mango 
 tree. 
 
 dooorS munni, s. The folds of a 
 male's cloth. 
 
 sjooocl munne, see ^oj5. 
 Jsjjoorfr^ mundana, s. Priority. 
 adj. First, prior, future. -aS 
 future destiny. 
 
^ojod munda 
 
 540 
 
 s^jj^c) muka 
 
 ripuni, mundarisuni (-dooczib^ 
 ^ooo3ia^), 7'. a. To advance, 
 march; to continue, carry 
 on ; also ^oocrfQcxjooo). 
 
 sdojodd mundale, ^. The front 
 part of the head. 2. the hair 
 above the forehead. 3. a head 
 ornament. — tSjsWo^ a plate 
 set with jewels in its centre. 
 ^js^o— the whole face. 
 
 ^ooo^O mundiri, ^. Settlement, 
 adjustment, -^so a settled 
 account. 
 
 ^O0o£)0^ mundili^, s. Export, 
 J exportation. 2 /the court-yard 
 of a house. Sj*^— the inner 
 courtyard of a square. 
 
 =5^0 munduka, mundukatti^, mun- 
 
 duku, s. Dangerous illness. 
 
 ^OJododo^ munduruni see ^oos^ 
 
 Jsjoood munde, adj. Before, in 
 front. 
 
 7<i^r^ munderiyuni, munderuni, 
 mundersuni, see ^ix)orf&4^. 
 sJoooF^Ca* munnadiji, see ^ojo^jst^o. 
 
 Sjooo^cd^ munnaya, s. Bezoar. 
 
 2. the bezoar root, Dorstenia 
 
 Drakena^ Radix contrajervce, 
 ^ sjooo^ munni, s. Tip, lappet. 
 -i ^^o^ri munnig^e, s. The hem of 
 
 a dressing garment. 
 -! ^ojofisJScjj munnudu, num. 
 
 Three hundred. 
 
 sJooo?^JS)^o munnulu, s. Three 
 threads. 
 -1 dooofS munne, see ^oo^. 
 
 ^Oo?5js:^o munnodu, adv. Year 
 before the last, two years ago. 
 
 s^oooeod mumbara, s. Calamity, 
 distress. 
 
 djOo23e)02)o mumbayi, s. Bombay. 
 
 5J:Oo2JO mumbu, s. The name of 
 a caste. 2. dumb animals. 
 
 dojosjo^ mummadi, adj. Three- 
 fold. 
 
 SjOOos^o^ mummana, see "i^o-^-^. 
 
 ^ooo^e)r^^ murnkavuni, see ^o 
 
 s3ooo^or^, sjojorljr^ murnkuni, 
 murnguni, see ^:>:y^c>'r^. 
 
 dooo?^rs3 murngele, see ^o-Rf6. 
 
 ^ooo^F murnt^, see ^ix)-docyo. 
 
 sjoooc^ro murndala, see ^js-dciS. 
 
 SjOO^ muka, ^^^ ^ooso. 
 
 sjoo^s'csejs^j^ mukadami^, ^. A head 
 cooly or labourer, a maistry. 
 
 sjoot5^2TOD mukabare, s. A kind 
 of bush. 
 
 I mukaravu, mukarupu, mukasiri, 
 j see U7ider ^^so. 
 sJJ05e)D* mukar^, i". Three legs. 
 _;£5^ si^iij^ to run with three 
 legs, as a lame quadruped. 
 s^jo=5^D mukari, s. The head- 
 man of Pariahs, 
 sjoj^-s?o* mukasy, .v. Considera- 
 tion, foresight. 2. sec - 
 
sJoo'Sc) muka 
 
 541 
 
 tr 
 
 dJ0=5"c)^ mukaste, see •^i^osoo^. 
 
 sjoo =5^0oc^ mukunda, adv. All over, 
 
 around. 
 ^00=^0 od mukunde, s. A name 
 
 of Vishnu. 
 sJoo=5^j£J,doo=aol3, ^oa=ao ^mukuta, 
 
 mukuti, mukute, s. A crown, 
 
 diadem. 
 ^oo=2^od mukuda, ^. The coccyx. 
 doo=3^o^ mukudi, see ^^o^Oj^. 
 
 ^^i^ii^^Ti^i mukudu, s. Looking 
 
 back. 
 sJo:)=3^o?:^o^ mukuduni (^^^oS), 
 
 ^. ;2. To look back, turn the 
 
 face. 
 doo=5^od mukude, see ^o^^o,:!. 
 ^00^03 mukuti, see ^oo-S^. 
 ^oo=s^oi mukute, ^^^ ^iw?\i. 
 
 ^oo^'odo^asSjs^d mukurukapole, ^. 
 
 A very nice woman. 
 J ^00=3^0 do ^ mukuruni (^o^ot^o), 
 
 V. n. To bud, germinate. 
 5Joo=CTOdJSdo mukururu, ^^^ ^«^ 
 
 ^jj=s^o^ mukuli, ^^^ -doo^Oj^s. 
 5^oo=ctJ?)2u^ mukubi^L, s. Suspension, 
 
 stoppage, adjournment. 
 ^00^ muke, see'^>^T< . 2. see ^ooo-R. 
 
 sdoo^jsde;^ mukoralu, ^^^ ^^o 
 
 -^ ^j^^mukka, ^.'An abusive word. 
 
 2. .y^^ ^iwso. ^^^ Deformed. 
 
 -8TOe3 a deformed child. 
 5l)j=CT,c?f mukkanne, s. Siva with 
 
 three eyes. ^r:^^, 
 
 sJoo=^CD5§ mukkaravu, see ^i>oso 
 
 s^jo=^£)ri, 
 
 ^oo=a>d mukkalige, 
 mukkale; i^. A small stool or 
 bench. 
 
 ^oo's',® mukkaldi, s. The priest 
 of the demon Kodamandaye. 
 
 sJoos^oeS mukkambe, see -^j?> 
 
 ^jo^r? mukkani, s. Three- 
 sixty-fourths. 2. a quarter 
 anna. 
 dJ0=5^D^ mukkariji, s. Three legs. 
 sJoos'SjO mukkari, see -si^^b. 
 ^oo^^o^ mukkal^, s. Three 
 quarters. 2. a three-pie <?/- 
 quarter anna piece. 
 s^oo=g=^0 mukkali, see Tido'^^^-R. 
 vfeoj^'^,^^^ mukkavuni, c. v. {of 
 ^^^Oj^) To over-feed. 
 doom's, rj^ mukkasi^, s. Three 
 
 cash. 
 SJOJ-&, mukki, see ^ooa). 
 '^ 5^00=3^0, mukku, s, A'^corner. 2rf a 
 narrow lane. 3. painting, 
 dying, -z^-fb:)^ to dye. 
 ■i si)j=?^o,c^ mukkuda, fl;^".^Stout, 
 4 robust.) 2.^mute, speechless. 
 
 _^j3-do^ to become stout. 
 
 J s^oo=3^vX^ mukkudi, s. A taciturn 
 
 or a reserved woman. 
 
 sJoo=^o,c^o mukkudu, s. Reserve. 
 
 2. taciturnity, reservation. 
 
 j si)0=5'J^^I mukkude, s. A taciturn 
 
 or reserved man. 
 4-^^"^:^ mukkuni (^^^^i), ^'. a. 
 To gobble, swallow, devour. 
 ^o^ ^i^^'ojS^e^'^ lit, to de- 
 
 46 
 
SJ0O = 
 
 rj. mukku 
 
 542 
 
 ^ojju mukha 
 
 vour earth, to be ill-fated, 
 ruined. 
 
 ^oj=3^0)D mukkuri, see ^o^. 
 ^00=^0)0^.^ mukkuridpini, see 
 
 >/ djo^sXdj mukkuru, s. Snorting, 
 
 grunting, growling. ~^o^ a 
 
 kind of crab. -^^^^, —z!>^o^^^ 
 
 see ^Jo^Ol■do^). 
 
 5^00=5*0, do Q^ mukkuruni (^o^o^S), 
 
 y V. a. To challenge, defy. 2Y to 
 
 snort, grunt, growl. 
 
 sJJO=3'j,dJSdo mukkururu, see ^oo 
 
 >/s^jo=3'o,0, sJjj=^o>^ mukkuli, muk- 
 kuli, ^. A mouthful of any 
 liquid. 
 
 J djo'g'o, Oojjo^, doj=5o,^o:5oo^muk- 
 kuliyuni, mukkuliyuni (^o^o^ 
 ^, -sSjo^Ojf ), V. a. To gargle ^r 
 rinse the mouth. 
 ^Ow=f. mukke, ^. One of a class 
 of fishermen. 2. ^^£? ■^:>:>o^. 
 
 w'sjo.=^.d mukkele, ^. A voracious 
 
 ■it 
 man. 
 
 djo^JSjod mukkonde, s. Three 
 quarters of a seer. 
 J^jj=^%s;^omukkolu, ^^^. Thrice. 
 -TOo^D a menial servant; cf. 
 §oe;03ocroo3j, 
 
 5Jjj=3^s%i^r^ mukkona, s. A tri- 
 angle. 
 
 5i)0^ mukta, «^". Released, 
 liberated. 
 
 *Joo=5?^ mukta, sec ^ja?ro^. 
 
 SJ0O^;^D^, SjJj=5;3gO, ^00T3r;3jjoO 
 
 muktar^, muktari, muktyari, 
 
 s. A power of attorney. 2. 
 an assignment, transfer of 
 title or interest by writing. 
 
 sjjj=s=;3^d muktare, s. An attorney, 
 agent, assignee. 2. an owner, 
 master. 
 
 s^oj;^ mukti, s. Manumission, 
 absolution. 2. final beatitude. 
 
 5^oo^^p?5, muktesre, see ^js^ p?i-5. 
 
 sJ:o=g^nO^ mukyel^, see ^oo^js,<?<o. 
 
 sJoo-S-^ mukri, s. A reader of 
 the Koran in a mosque. 
 
 doj^JSjdj mukruru, adj. Esta- 
 blished, fixed, certain. 2. 
 appointed, —-do^o^^ to esta- 
 blish, determine; to appoint. 
 
 djjSJ mukha, s. The face, counte- 
 nance. 2. a means, instru- 
 ment. — epsosj, —-doK the com- 
 plexion, colour of the face. 
 _cs-|^r«3o attention, regard or 
 civility inspired by a person's 
 presence; partiality, respect, 
 consideration. — ^ar a veil; 
 a wrapper. — spo^ the expres- 
 sion of the countenance. — "dj^^ 
 resemblance of features. -?Ja 
 e3 a front veranda. -^5, — .^5 
 lustre of the countenance; 
 betel leaves, eaten with arcca 
 nut, lime, etc.^ which gives 
 the mouth a deep red tinge. 
 — ^j^o^ flattery. — ^ix)Uo^3ij, 
 ^oajs^iwa) face to face ; — ^uj.^ 
 to be satiated; to become 
 disgusted. 
 
 doj50DDS3), doo^JDc)^ mukhara- 
 pu, mukharavu, s. Expression 
 
doos5c) mukha 
 
 543 
 
 door> mugi 
 
 of the features. 2. a metallic 
 plate tied below the eyes of 
 a racing buffalo. 
 
 dooia-^o^d mukhantara, prep. 
 Through, adu. By reason of, 
 by means of. 
 
 SJ00.S3-5 2^)53 mukhabile, s. Colla- 
 tion, comparison; confront- 
 ing. —^ji>h^ to compare, col- 
 late. — ■rfo'^o^?^ to confront. 
 
 •^:i^i:i mukhi, see ^ooso^^. 
 
 sjoosjo^^ mukhuph^, .s-. Aboli- 
 tion, abrogation. 2. adjourn- 
 ment, postponement, —^h^ 
 to be abolished, adjourned. 
 
 sioosoodvJSSg) mukhurupu, see 
 under ^ooso. 
 
 si^oosBj^^omukhotu, see ^Sooa^so^. 
 
 ^oJSJp mukhya, adj. Chief, 
 principal, -^^^j;)^ chiefly. 
 
 doosJo^^ mukhyaste, s. A chief, 
 head, principal. 
 
 ^oo/i muga, s. A demon's head- 
 gear made of silver, etc. 2. 
 a mask, disguise. 
 
 doorlo^ mugante, s. The pials 
 on either side of an entrance ; 
 to a house. 
 
 s^jorics^, sjoonc^, ^:i^i\& mugadi^, 
 mugada, mugade, s. The capsule 
 of a cocoanut or other fruit. 
 
 s3ojri:lj5d mugadora,^^'. Bottled. 
 J ^oorir^^ mug-anu, ^. The front. 
 
 sjoorisis^ mugapatt^, ^. The 
 
 cram,p of a lock. 
 rfoori^^ mugapuni, see ^jsa^^. 
 sJoorlsjjJSoF mugamurti, s. Uten- 
 
 sils of demon-worship, especi- 
 ally of Jumadi. 
 V^oorioSo mugayi, ^. A small 
 earthen vessel. 
 sJooriDDSj mugaravu, see ^ooso 
 
 J z^o^Tio^, zi^^riv^ mugaliji, mugal^, 
 s. A cloud. — ^jsceoo sultry 
 heat. — ^s^eSodoo^, _=s^83^oboo^ to 
 become cloudy. 
 
 Jdojrid^ mugalte, s. Scent. -<2 
 ^o) to scent, track. 
 
 sdoori?^, doort^ mugas^, mugasa, 
 see "^jeAco. 
 
 dooHDdd mugadara, ^^^ ^^Xtf jsij. 
 
 dooHDOao mugayi, .y^^ ^ooXoso. 
 
 ^00 ha mugita, see ^ojTn^. 
 nI^ooAso mugitala, s. End, con- 
 clusion. ^<^'. Final. 
 
 sJooAsDcSo mugitaye, ^^^ ^ooXo 
 
 45:^ooh^odo^inugituruni (^oo?v.^o5), 
 2^. ^. To accomplish, conclude, 
 finish. 
 
 JdooAi mugite, s. A settlement, 
 decision. 2. a contract, bar- 
 gain. — de^ a work given on 
 contract. — ^ '^j?>h^^^ ^i)07\§ 
 =?^js?:F^ to give a work on 
 contract. ~-f\ ^Siijs r®o^, ^o7n§ 
 z3^js^r«o^ to undertake a work 
 on contract. 
 s^oor>?2j3e;o muginoldu, s. A kind 
 of paddy. 
 
 J^oori^ mugipu, see ^oo7\<f. 
 
 J s^ooA^^ mugipuni (^oo?^), v. a. 
 To finish. 
 
 46* 
 
^00 r» mugi 
 
 544 
 
 sjjori mugge 
 
 J sJjoAoJooJ) mugiyuni (?ix>7\), z^. n. 
 "To end, terminate, cease. ^2. 
 to close, contract, shut up. 
 ^^^— to close hands in saluta- 
 tion, to salute without pros- 
 trating. 
 sJoohG^ mugil^, s. Planitude. 2. 
 see ^iioX^. 
 
 idooASmugili, s. A turret, mina- 
 ret, top, as of a temple. 
 
 zi:i:^j\:i mugu, s. The fixed hire 
 with board, lodging, and 
 raiment of a labourer, -^o 
 ^0^0^^ to serve under such a 
 contract. 
 
 sjooriodo mugudu, ^. A kind of 
 fish, 't.see iSooaot^o. ■s^oQ— a 
 kind of eel. 
 
 doorlo^ mugude, see ^o^o^zf. 
 
 dojrio3£)03j mugutayi, ^. Comple- 
 tion, finishing. 
 
 s:^oor\03-3G5o mugutaye, s. A ser- 
 vant engaged for fixed hire, 
 boarding, etc,\ of. ^ooao. 
 
 woorijvl muguti, see ^oo^. 2. see 
 
 '^:i:iT\:ii> mugute, see ^Ijots^. 
 •^'^:^T\:iZ:i muguru, s, A sprout, 
 shoot, bud. ndj. Tender, 
 delicate. 2. gentle, not harsh. 
 -.;5o^ a gentle smile. -^-5 
 a tender breast, 
 -^^jooriodo^ muguruni (^i3oXo5), ^/.t?. 
 To bud, sprout. 
 sJooriodJS)C5o mugaruru, see ^i^o 
 
 sjoorioa^ mugul^, see ^Xo6. 
 
 doorio^S mugulari, s. Par- 
 boiled rice. 
 
 ^ojrloO muguli, s. An odd 
 number. ?:5&— odd and even 
 numbers. 
 
 dJorijeS mugule, s. A Mogul. 
 
 si^orio^^ muguvali, see ^oT^a 
 Jdoorlo^ muguli, ^.^A bubble. 
 
 2. the pinnacle of a temple. 
 
 3. the top of a walking stick. 
 
 4. see ^oo^OjsD. 5. see i:liOAoe3. 
 sJoorio^o mugulu, ^^^ ^ix)AO-do. 
 
 Jsjoori muge, ^. A small earthen 
 vessel. 
 
 ^s^oorio^ mugeri^, s. A hare, rab- 
 bit. 2. .y^^ ^00^ 5. 
 
 A 
 
 sJooric^oSo mugeraye, s. A demon 
 
 so called. 2. the name of a 
 
 caste. 
 '^:^^f\^ mugei, see ^ooXoso. 
 Jsjoor? mugga, s. >Mould, musti- 
 
 ness. 1.see-^^7^^. adjhshxsX^. 
 
 — S3^?jj5 a musty smell. — si^ 
 
 ^i to become mouldy. 
 ^00 ri f^^, siojT^ r3 muggani;, mug- 
 
 gena, s. A narrow piece of 
 
 cloth, used for covering the 
 
 privities. 
 s:^oon ojoo^ muggiyuni, see ^^"k 
 
 doorlo muggu, see ^ooX . 
 ^•^:^^f\ mugge, s, A flower bud^ 
 
 germ. 
 
 .^Lsi^ori D* mugger^, stk Malayalam 
 ^ fisherman. 2,^see ^ioo-RB. 
 sijoori do muggerlu, s. A class of 
 Pariahs. 
 
rfj:7^j3 mu^go 
 
 A 
 
 545 
 
 sJooL] mutta 
 
 ^oo7^J3 0, ^ooT^JS ^muggoli, mug- 
 goli, s. A species of contri- 
 bution or tax levied in the 
 days of Hyder and Tippoo. 
 
 ^0?^ mugte, see Tk>o'h^. 
 
 djon-sol^mugyata, s. Conclusion, 
 termination. 
 
 doori mugli, see Tiy^i\^. 
 
 djoec!^^ munnan^, see ^jooa^. 
 ^^jj2^ mucca, see skio?^ <v. 
 ^^002:^0^ muccante, ^. A close 
 moutn-piece. 
 
 s^jz^^ muccate, s. A festivity, 
 great rejoicing. 
 /dooe;^ e; muccala, j. The lid or 
 stopper of a vessel. 
 
 sdoo^i 0ri muccalige, ^. An agree- 
 ment in writing, deed of 
 settlement. [buff. 
 
 doozi^e)^ muccata, s. Blind-man's- 
 Jz^CiUDZ})^ muccavuni, c. 'V. (of 
 ^joEi^^) To cause to shut, 
 cover, close. 
 >/sJJ02^ mucci, see ^o^ <b. 
 >/sljoe^ri muccige, s. A lid, cover, 
 wrapper. 2. the ceiling of a 
 roof. 
 
 ^002/5 G* mucciliji, ^. A medicinal 
 plant, Elephantopas scaber\ 
 bet. ?Se;^i>oel 6. 
 
 ^002^ ^^j muccilame, ^. Cere- 
 monial defilement of women 
 on the third day after child- 
 birth. 
 >' ^02:^0 muccu, see ^o^ e;. --^-^ 
 a disguise, mask, covering. 
 
 n/s^ooz^j ^ muccuni (^^>^^), ^^. ^^. & 
 ^. To shut, close, cover. 2. 
 to screen, shelter. =s^o5i— to 
 shut the eyes. z^^€- to 
 shut the door. sodoso- to 
 keep quiet. 
 sioo2;§ , doj2;§ o^ mucce, muccelu, 
 
 sdood^ muccele, s. A conniver, 
 one who pretends not to see 
 what takes place before his 
 eyes. 
 
 sjoo2iio?^, sjootsjoes^ mujange, muj- 
 anne, see ^jsSiossS. 
 
 s^oo2;io^ mujante, see ^sr^c^ 
 
 dojtdd mujade, s. A toothless, 
 or old man. 
 
 s^joZo^^ mujipuni, see -ssooosj^^. 
 
 sjooz^d, doosSd mujire, mujile, ^. 
 Allowance, subtraction, re- 
 duction, remission. -^6b^ 
 to deduct. 
 
 ■^^^f^^"^^ muTukre, adj. Old, worn 
 out. 
 
 s^oo^ muje, s. A kind of tree. 
 
 sdoo^=^o^ mujekuni, ^^^ ^jseSg'o^. 
 7^^0023 , siojt^j mujji, mufju, s. A 
 black monkey. 
 
 dj02^^o!3 mujjinti, see ^jss^o&s. 
 
 ^00 y del mutadane, see ^ooy^rf?!. 
 i si)oy, mutta, ^. Proximity, near- 
 ness, adv. Near, close by, 
 to, with, towards, postp. Till, 
 until, as far as. -"^o^ short- 
 
 -J sighted. ^tn)D3o a relation; 
 a man with whom one can 
 
 -^ associate. ^-^^ a female 
 
sjojli. mutt a 
 
 546 
 
 
 mutte 
 
 relation ; a female with whom 
 one can associate. ~^^h^ to 
 approach, go near. —2:)hF^ 
 to come near; to be suf- 
 ficient. — 5,^ooKj|^c^overy near, 
 near by. [scythe. 
 
 sjoo^^B3 muttatti, s. A sickle, 
 
 sijoeJ,c5ri, sl)oei,d?S muttadane, 
 muttadane, s. An instrument 
 for mincing vegetables, eic. 
 
 sjjoei,s3, djjeJ.^muttale, muttale, 
 .y. A cap made of the stalk 
 of an areca-nut branch. S9c^ — , 
 ^jac20o_, ^&_ are some of its 
 
 >/sjOoeJo. muttu, s. A shoe, sandal. 
 ^2. a footstep. '3. steps, stairs. 
 4, a stool. -"ij^TioiR a hold, 
 brace, ie^ooso^i-, ;5e^oa3os^. 
 a stool ^r machine for prepar- 
 ing vermicelli, -ao 4®^^^ to 
 walk step by step. ~-^n:>^ to 
 put on sandals; to measure 
 with the foot. — zojstjj^ cocks 
 to fight. 
 
 -^^00^0. muttu, s. Menstruation. 
 2. ceremonial uncleanliness 
 or defilement. — eiO,, _ eSyo,, 
 -2^5^^, _?:3o3^c^ flooding, exces- 
 sive menstrual discharge, 
 lochia. 
 
 2^y,^ the lid 
 
 varieties. 
 As^oo^e)^^ muttavuni, c. v. (of 
 
 ^^yo^a) To cause to touch. J ^ojDj^ muttu, ^r'ToucJi, contact. 
 
 2. a distillery, adj. Touching, 
 ^^^s'a, J-Xa a critical state; a 
 dangerous illness; a nar- 
 row path; straitened circum- 
 stances. -3i?i people of the 
 same rank, 
 of a distillery. 
 J ^oolio^c^ muttuni (^^^^), ^'- '?• 
 To touch. 2. to attain, reach, 
 arrive. v. n. To arrive at, 
 be received, come to hand. 
 2. to cost. ca;)i^oK— to reach 
 one's native place. ssX:^— 
 to receive a letter, t^^^j— to 
 receive money; to cost. ^:re 
 SK— to touch the roof. 
 
 2. to accompany to one's 
 destination; to cause to 
 reach, to deliver. ^XeS— to 
 deliver a letter. 
 
 Asjojksc).^ muttali^, s. A very 
 stupid or indigent man. 
 
 As^ojli, mutti, ^.^''A small kind of 
 earthen pot equal to a pint, 
 by which toddy is sold to 
 customers. 2. see ^o^,. —tj 
 ^^ to be unlucky or unfor- 
 tunate. o3j5^ 7lx)^S, ;rfDS?j&, 
 
 ei ei 
 
 ■do20DT^jafe3 one potful of toddy 
 will make one light-hearted, 
 two will make him talkative, 
 three will make him turbulent. 
 
 sjooli,^^ muttikallyi, s. A step- 
 ping stone. 
 
 rfj^eJ^^j^j^eS muttibisale, s. A 
 distilling vessel; also ^^oowo^. 
 
 is^joeJo,^^ muttuvali, sec ^ofes^^. 
 
 eJ • • • ej 
 
 doo^ mutte, ^. The head, as of 
 fish or fowls. '^'2. a heap. 3. 
 SCC-^Si>o^. =5?^^ the fist. £5^^- 
 a stack of straw. 
 

 mutte 
 
 5-17 
 
 sjjj^o mudu 
 
 J doo^ mutte, J. ^^The knuckles, 
 joints of fingers. 2. see ^oj&5 . 
 sjoo^o^ muttel^, see ^^€. 
 
 -is^oo^JS^ muttoli, ^. Expense, 
 costo 
 
 -i ^d^iZi muda, ^.^ Stiffness, rigid- 
 ness. 2. emaciation, leanness. 
 — -^oSjoS stupidity, dulness. 
 — ^yj^^ to become stiff; to be 
 emaciated; to become stunted. 
 
 •^ doodo^* mudank^, see ^i^o^. 
 s^oodoud mudandale, see ^oz^ci^. 
 
 - s^oodZoO* mudajilu, s. Shrinking. 
 
 sJooz^oSo, siooc3^o5o mudayi, mu- 
 dayi, s. East, eastward. 
 
 doodsj mudavu, ^. A kind of 
 fish. 
 v/5:;oo^ mudi, J. ^k bundle of rice, 
 etc., packed in straw. 2/2^ 
 lump of tamarind, etc., pack- 
 ed in leaves. 3. a measure of 
 grain, etc., containing from 
 "^ forty to sixty seers.4. a young, 
 unripe mango, etc. ^S— from 
 the head to the toe, all over 
 the body. — iOTJo^, _=^wj^^ to 
 pack rice, etc., into a straw- 
 bundle. --sSo^Ov^^ to pack a 
 lump into a bundle. 
 
 doo^ mudi, s. The mask (^r ©rf) 
 of the demon called Lekkesiri. 
 
 sjoo^=^ mudike, ^. Roasted rice. 
 
 s^oo^sJs3 mudipalle, s. A gold 
 ornament for the head. 
 
 N^dooasj=)53)^ mudipavuni, c.v. {of "^sjoodo^, oooj^os^o^ mudupu, mu 
 
 ^00^4^) To have a person's 
 head dressed with flowers. 
 
 ^doo^oj^, ^jo^^^ mudipini, mu- 
 dipuni (^ooS), 7.'. a. To dress 
 the head with flowers. 2. to 
 make the top-knot tight, 
 •/^jo^^ mudipu, s. A bundle of 
 money, jewels, etc., put by, 
 as devoted to some idol. — ^ 
 wo^oi to put by money in this 
 way. — ?isrfoo?i to present to 
 some idol money or jewels 
 thus consecrated. 
 y^Joo^oJoo^ mudiyuni (^oS), v. n. 
 To be turned into a knot ; to 
 be knouty. 
 
 ^oo^oSj mudiye, s. A cock with 
 a treble comb. — ^jsWo^ such 
 a comb of a cock. 
 
 doo^D^ mudiri^, ^. Pregnancy 
 without getting menses after 
 the birth of the former child, 
 -/^oo^sjs^mudivala, see -s^ooi^e;. 
 
 sjoo^?od mudisale, see i^ooa^^. 
 
 doj^roO^i mudisuni, see ^i^oas^Dsi^. 
 Jdooc^o mudu, .y. The shoulder 
 joint. 
 
 doodjo20o mudumbu, ^. A side- 
 piece. 2. see ^dojsoz^j. 3..v^^ 
 ^jot5. ^doeSrf- a side-piece 
 of a coffer. 
 
 sjoodorio mudugu, ^. A kind of 
 parched rice. 
 
 5JooC4oiJ3c?o^ mudutonuni, see 
 
 dooci:^ muduni, see ^oacdoo^. 
 
 dupel^, ^^^ ^00 a ^. 
 5^00^^0200 mudubu, ^^^ ^oot5. 
 
c:ojUiO mudu 
 
 548 
 
 djo4 mutti 
 
 J 
 
 sjooz^jtt,^^^^ s:::!oo;:^o;^o^ mudu- 
 
 e3 
 
 savuni, mudusuni (^oziocJ), ^. a. 
 To eat up, consume. 
 7 s^oosl mude, ^. A screen, made 
 of cocoanut leaves, 
 to put up such a screen. 
 SjoosIos* mudenk^, see ^jai^o^.' 
 
 s/, ^oocloj^i, sjood^^ mudepini, 
 mudepuni (^Soo^), ^. ^.vTo 
 plait, braid, knit. iAq> bind. 
 
 /sjoozlojoo^, r^ojdsj^ mudeyuni, 
 mudevuni (^^i§), 7/. ;2. To be 
 folded. 2. to get entangled. 
 ■5ot?^ to pinion the wings of 
 a bird. 
 
 J ^00^ muddi, ^. The buttock. 
 doo^ o3j muddiye, s. A wild boar. 
 
 Js^oj^^, sjooc^n^, djodo^ mud- 
 dela, mudyala, mudyela, s. The 
 cuscus grass, Andropogon 
 muricatum. ^Sodo— a dark 
 kind of it. 'i^s^^:^— a white 
 kind of it. 
 
 doodn mudye, see ^oo^oSo. 
 
 s:^oorl muni, see -^oo^. 
 
 djrsorJo^ munuguni, ^^^ ^^^or^. 
 i sJ«:or3s)2/^ munuci, see ^oorS . 
 
 J s^jorsodjorao munumunu, s. Mut- 
 tering, mumbling, 
 sjjoff mune, see 1^^. 
 J^jjraj.;:) munkuni (^^^^^), ^. «. 
 To say ^.?)o, expressive of 
 disapproval ^z- unwillingness. 
 2. to cry, as a ghost. 
 7sj0jpi 53 munkele, ^. A grumbler. 
 -IsjjjrJ munci, J. Pepper. 2. chilli. 
 
 7\o4-.. 8joj^__ cubebs. T^ozpi-i-.^ 
 o^oX^ a very small, hot kind 
 of chilli. e5jse^^f_ peeled 
 pepper. o3jc|- black pepper. 
 doose)©'^ mutalike, s. An agent, 
 steward. 2. agency. 
 -i-^^t^ mutta, ^. A kiss ; cf;-^^^ . 
 Jsdoo^^ muttaka, s. The tree 
 
 Butea frondosa. 
 4sJoo^^ muttajji, i". A great 
 
 grand mother. 
 Js^oo^^^ muttajje, s. A great 
 grand father. 
 doo^oSod muttayide, i-^^ ^l>o£^5^. 
 doo^DoJjo^ muttariyuni, see -so 
 
 _^ 
 doj^d muttare, ^. Three heads ; 
 three generations. -s»o3j 
 Brahma; a man who has 
 seen three generations. 
 Jsdoos;^^^ muttadi, s. The fish 
 Triacanthus, 
 dOs)3"3,l muttate, ^^^ ^i^^ ^ . 
 
 sdoog^D muttara, adv. Three 
 times. 
 
 doo3a)^& muttari, see ^0^ 5. 
 
 s:^oo3;Sp0=^muttalike, ^^^^iws^e?^. 
 Js:^oo3;^5S^ mutta vuni, c. v. (of 
 ^j;^^) To ruin, desolate, 
 destroy. 
 
 s^jos^s^nj* muttas^, see ^iw;^ ^5 . 
 AS:^oj;|jj, sjoov^ri mutti, mutti^e, 
 s, A siege, the act of be- 
 sieging. t5e^-, :2j3e5_ urging. 
 —sD^cio^ to besiege. 
 
 sijo3^r1oq5 muttigandha, s. A 
 female's head-ornament. 
 
z^^o^ muttu 
 
 549 
 
 doodo mudu 
 
 ^sjoosv^ muitu, ^/A pearl. 2. a 
 ^ drop. ^ d^see Tk>o^. — rf ^j?)e5, 
 — rf 7iT5 a pearl necklace. — rf 
 ^ee3 a pearl earring. — "d^^ a 
 precious pearl. ^^-S-^rr!— the 
 nape of the neck. -^^4^), 
 _?i^bodoo^ to string d?^ set with 
 pearls. 
 Zjdd^o^ muttu, s. A darling, 
 
 dear child, adj. see TSoo-[id. 
 doo^jjj muttu, adj. Desolate, 
 waste. ^^^h?i to become 
 desolate or extinct. 
 VsJoo^Oj,?:) muttuni (^^5o), i'. n. 
 To become extinct, be de- 
 stroyed. 
 
 As^4i^ muttuni (^^5o)' "''- ^' 
 To surround, besiege, hem 
 in, encompass. 
 
 doo^ mutte, s. A dear boy. 2. 
 four cowries won in a game 
 of Eio^S^oa _©^5^^ to lose 
 the chance of winning the 
 same. 
 
 zixti^Ci muttedi, see ^o^^k 
 ^J^^ooijjO mutteri, s.^A kind of 
 skin eruption. 2. a small 
 ornamental knob in jewelry. 
 
 zi:):)§^^b, zicidi^^k muttesi, mut- 
 tesi, s. A woman whose 
 husband is alive. 
 
 sdooi^^i^d muttesa, s. The five 
 principal ornaments, consti- 
 tuting the badge of a woman 
 whose husband is alive; 
 namely, ^s'cdor^orS, djsWj , -sSojs^o 
 ^, ^32 and ^^^^cJ^<d 2. any 
 instrument or implement. 
 
 s^oo^ )d mutteide, see ^oo£^??). 
 
 z^o^:i ^ mutradi, adj. Impudent, 
 mischievous. 
 
 sdoO3^0 mutrali, s. A promi- 
 nent man. 
 
 zi:i:>t,Q mutsaddi, s. A writer, 
 accountant, clerk. 2. a salt 
 superintendent. 
 
 doocj muda, ^. Joy, pleasure. 
 
 sdoocJD^ mudarijL, ^. Kubbish, 
 debris. 2. ^f^ ero^^oc^ z^/^^^r 
 
 s^ooddo^ mudaruni, see -^o^i^o-^o^i. 
 
 v/^oodd, dood^ mudale, mudale, 
 .y. An alligator, crocodile- 
 7j^— its young. — srooso a 
 talkative person. 
 doodsSiS^do, doodsSricio mudale- 
 karu, mudalegaru, .y. A lateral 
 rafter that supports the 
 ridge-piece of a roof. 
 
 -/sjooa mudi, adj. Old, aged, 
 
 ancient. ~^^, — srojcrfo old 
 
 age. 
 
 ^ooaojoo^ mudiyuni (^ooa), v.n. 
 
 To feel a severe pain in the 
 
 y joints. 2A0 be worn out. 
 
 JdooaoSo mudiye, s. An old man. 
 adj. Old, aged. 
 
 s/sdooaoS^i, doodoog)^ mudipuni, 
 mudupuni ("s^^^^s^, ^ix)rfj), z/. ^. 
 To pluck out, pull out. 
 
 i^ojcjj mudu, see^^oo^. 2. see 
 
 ydoodo=^ muduke, s. An old man. 
 s^oodoD^ muduri^, ^. Expansion, 
 dilation. 
 
t>:i:>d):) mudu 
 
 550 
 
 ^00^ inuna 
 
 ziCiCidtCi^Ci^ muduruni (^iwrfoS), 
 V. n. To expand, become 
 dilated or enlarged. 
 
 ^Jorfo^o mudulu, s. A hawk. 
 is^ood mude, s. Consanguinity. 
 
 sjood^ mudepu, s. A screen, 
 blind. 
 A s^oodo* mudel^, s. The bottom. 
 
 2. stubble, stump of a tree. 
 
 3. origin, cause. 4. capital, 
 principal. 
 
 Vsjooc^ mudda, see-^-^Soctzi^. 
 x/s^d co^, sl)od c3^ muddan^, mud- 
 
 dany, s. Pimples or blotches 
 
 on the face. 
 
 ^00CJ^>3^, ziOOZJSZS^. doOC3e)SJ0O 
 
 muddamu, muddamy, muddamu, 
 adj. Own. ^. An express sent 
 on a particular errand. —^^ 
 ^t^^cId^ to send an express or 
 courier. 
 
 doodo:5o23, ^ooD"3 0Jo^ mudda- 
 yale, muddayale, s. An accused 
 person; a defendant, respon- 
 dent. 
 
 sioocosido^ muddaduni (^iwcroS), 
 V. a. To kiss mutually. 
 >is^C3e)c3* muddany, ^^^ ^Soorff^. 
 
 sjoooe) 02)0 muddayi, see ^^\i^' 
 
 dojcra ^3 muddale, see oiwrf odod 
 
 s^ooaa^^c)o3o muddilynaye, ^. A 
 demon so called. 
 -^ '^:.:it^:i muddu, s. ^k kiss. 2. 
 affection, love. adj. Dear, 
 pet, darling, favourite. — S3^ 
 orfo juvenility. — sroe3 a dear 
 
 child. ~~^ji>h7^ to kiss, give 
 a kiss. 
 Jdood mudde, ^.^A lump, un- 
 
 Y shapen mass. "ft. consanguini- 
 ty, -docfi-- useless. — ^yo^?i 
 to be turned into a lump or 
 mass. 3io80c2T5K ^jo5 rg^^ the 
 Pambadas observe no rules of 
 consanguinity. 
 
 ;^ood ^muddei, s.k complainant, 
 prosecutor. 
 
 s^ood xs3 muddeile, see -^^i^^ odo6. 
 
 ^00 gj mudra, ^^^ ^o^. 
 
 dooq^=^d mudrakshara, ^. The 
 printing type; typography. 
 
 sdoogj=^ mudrike, s. Dedication 
 of a literary work to a person. 
 2. hoarding or amassing 
 wealth. 3. see ^oo^. _rf t^r^ 
 a dedicatory stanza. — aeb^ 
 to dedicate. — ^o^o.^ to lay 
 out money. 
 
 ^ooa^og)^ mudripuni (^oaj), z'. «. 
 To seal, stamp, impress. 
 
 sjood mudre, s. A seal, signet. 
 2. a stamp, print, impression. 
 — 53A2S a stamp-paper. — sbo 
 '^c; a seal-ring. -s3^cio^, -il) 
 s;^o^^, -4/3^^^ to seal, stamp, 
 impress. ■s^oo^p7)"d?6, zi^jcrej^s 
 ■rf?^ applying sectarian seals 
 among the Vaishnavaits to 
 the different parts of their 
 body above the navel. 
 
 doo^ muna, adj. Half done ; re- 
 maining, left, unfinished. 
 
 -^:j:^i!^ti, -^^^i-^ii-^ munape, munS- 
 ph6, s. Profit, gain ; saving. 
 
sjo0(^ muna 
 
 551 
 
 sJojoSo muyi 
 
 doo^^^^^ munasiphe, s. The 
 subordinate civil judge of a 
 taluk. 
 
 sioo^?5 munase, see ^o^. 
 
 5JJO^^?oe3^, s^oocTS?jEoo munasab^, 
 munasabu, s. Worth, value, 
 estimate. 2. discretion, opi- 
 nion. 3. circumstance, con- 
 dition, position, state. — <ij3? 
 3:io^ to be of opinion; to be 
 worth, seemly or appropriate. 
 
 sioo^ muni, s. A sage, saint. 
 
 ••is^oj^^ munipu, s. Anger. 2. 
 
 hatred. 
 Jsjoj^oj^ munipini (^^o^), v. a. 
 
 To detest, hate. 
 Jdjo^oJoo^ muniyuni (^oo^), v.n. 
 To be in a passion, to hate. 
 5^00 ^o3o;^, muniyesre, s. A taci- 
 
 turn man. 2. see ^oo^e^^^. 
 s^oo^^ munishi, s, A teacher of 
 a language. 2. a translator. 
 3. a writer. 4. a secretary. 
 s^oo^^4^ munisvare, ^. The 
 chief of sages, a great saint. 
 5JJ0?^o^o^ munukuni, .'T^^ ^oops:^^. 
 doo?)0=^d munukele, ^y^^ ^oo?6id. 
 5jOj FJos^^o, sjoj^osjo munumu, 
 munume, s. A grumbler, one 
 who murmurs. 
 ^zi^:i^ mune, s. A point, end, 
 extremity. 2. ^^^ ^oo?i. s^o&s 
 43^ the point of an iron 
 style. ^oS^_ the opening or 
 outlet of a boil. nijsaSci- the 
 point of a needle. ?;)o3o5st- 
 a plough shaft. — ^jsL^r^ to 
 
 bring the matter of a boil to 
 the point; to incite, instigate. 
 —■^^0^^ to make pointed. 
 
 SjOO?^^-3do munekama, s. A knot, 
 tie. 
 
 ^o^|j?rao^,dooc^o;5oo^ muneto- 
 nuni, muneyuni, see ^00^0:^00^. 
 
 s^OjfS^^n, doj^^^^ munenagi, 
 munevasi, s. A disease of 
 cattle. 
 
 doc^o,^ munkuni, see :rfoor®o,S). 
 
 s^oo^ munni, see -^ooq^. 
 -/sjoosl muppa, num. Thirty, -ijso 
 2or thirtj^-nine. — c5 thirtieth. 
 -^ thirty seers, equal to 
 about two kalase. 
 
 zS:i:>^r\ muppaga, s. Three- 
 fourths of a fan am. 
 
 doOoD's 5^ muppavu, s. Three- 
 quarters of a seer, 
 is^oo^ muppu, adj. Old, aged. 
 s. Old age. 2. misfortune, 
 mischief, ruin, destruction. 
 ^5^— infirmities of old age, 
 senility. '^^'^ c^K srfEjF^i^e ^00^ 
 drunkenness is the ruin of a 
 drunkard. T^jseooyroodoK dioj^b 
 o3oe^^^ gambling is the ruin 
 of a gamester. 
 
 zS:)^o^t:) muppuri, adj. Composed 
 of three twists. — 20<^ a three- 
 fold rope. 
 
 sjooeoo mubbu, see -^^o^. 
 .isJojoSo muyi, s. A gift of money 
 at a wedding. 
 
 doooSo^oc^^, sjoo 0^0 ^ ^ muyitu- 
 runi, muyitruni (^oooao^soS, ^0 
 020^), '^'. a. To put upside 
 
s^ JO 05 J muyi 
 
 552 
 
 sdojdo muru 
 
 down, overturn; cf. ^"^^S). 
 2. to strangle. 3. to finish. 
 >/dooo5o^?i muyipuni (^c^oso), 
 V. a. To pluck off. 2. ^^^ 
 
 J s^joo^c^ muyya, ^<^'. Returning. 
 
 — sj^iI)^ to return, give back. 
 
 sjood mura, i. A demon so called. 
 
 Vsjood mura, i". A stone quarry ; 
 laterite stone, adj. Laterite. 
 2. stony, hard, strong. ^^- 
 a medicine prepared of hard 
 wood left by white ants and 
 of earth from the ant-hole, 
 -^^a laterite stone, used for 
 building purposes. -j^i^^jsS) 
 a hard-hearted man. 
 
 ^SjOob, s^ojdoT^ inura,murange, ^^^ 
 
 'Js:^oodoLi, doodcj^ muraiida, mu- 
 rande, s, A swelling, protu- 
 berance. 
 djodosS murampe, see ^js^. 
 
 JdojdES muraje, s. A rope made 
 
 of straw. 
 -/s^jO^ muradi, adj. Knotty. 
 s^jod^ murali, ^. A fife. 2. see 
 
 dojDc)rJ, dooDc)^ muranl, mura- 
 ni, see ^T:Dr5. 
 
 dooD muri, s. Entreaty; cf. rfo^ 
 J odo. 2:«/an incision or notch. 
 
 — 3jr^?> to swear. — sjstio^ to 
 
 make a notch 
 -isi)jD muri, s. A curve, circle, 
 
 ring, twist. 2. the creases of 
 
 the hand, winding of a conch, 
 etc. 80^- Helideres Isora^ a 
 conch that winds to the right. 
 dojOA murigi, see ^o^r. 
 
 JsJooDr^ murige, .s-. Twist. 2. en- 
 tanglement. — 2iocl)s:D4^ to 
 disentangle. 
 
 ^sjooDs3c)Sj^ muripavuni, c. v. {of 
 ^^54^) To cause to burn, 
 consume, as firewood for 
 culinary purposes. 
 
 4sJooD^^ muripuni (^iw&), v. a. 
 To burn, consume, as fire- 
 wood for culinary purposes. 
 
 >/sJooDoJo muriya, s. A cry, weep- 
 ing; a loud noise. — zJ^^^^^ 
 to make one cry; to grieve, 
 distress. 
 
 ^sJooOo^-e)y muriyata, s. Lamenta- 
 tion, wailing. 
 
 -^5JjoDo3.c^o^, djoDoSjSc^o^ muri- 
 yeduni, muriyoduni (^i)o5o3oS, 
 ^ix)D:>3jsS), V. 71. To weap, la- 
 ment, bewail. 
 
 v/djoDo3j(^^ muriyedpini (^^aoSo 
 S), V. n. To grumble, murmur. 
 
 is^j-Oo3JS° muriyo, intj. Alas! 
 s. Weeping loudly ; a cry of 
 lamentation, distress, etc. 
 djoD=ooT^c^murisankada,^. Severe 
 illness; a crisis. 
 
 Vsjojdo muru, ^.^An ear-ring. 2. 
 fortitude, patience. —zmTki^ 
 to endure quietly. 
 
 >y^odoo^j muruntu,^^'. Shrunk, 
 shrivelled. 
 
 ■i sioodoolb^ muruntuni (^i^oT^ooG), 
 v.n. To shrink, shrivel. 
 
s^do muru 
 
 553 
 
 doonr murgi 
 
 ^jodjo^o* muruntel^, s. Shrink- 
 ing. 
 
 sjjjdo^o muruku, see ^o^or. 
 
 sjoodori muruga, see "^^a. 
 
 s^oodjeio murutu, see ^:)Tiooyo. 
 isiiodo^, ^jododo murudi, muru- 
 du, s. Roughness, coarseness. 
 adj. Rough, coarse. 
 
 doodoc^j^ muruduni, see ^i^-^:>o 
 
 dojdocio murudu, see ^:>^-^. 
 siiodosj-ss^^ murupavuni, see ^^ 
 
 ^jdo^^i murupuni, see ^ioob^^. 
 
 ^jodoOJe)^^^ murumin^, s. A kind 
 of fish. 
 
 ^odosSoos^Fo^ murumurcande, 
 s. Perplexity. 2. demoniacal 
 possession. 
 
 ^:i:):^^'^Jii'^:)^ murumukuti, s. 
 A woman's jewelry. 
 J^j6 mure, s. A node, protuber- 
 ance; swelling, bruise. — sobr 
 ^ to have a node, swelling. 
 s/sJooDc^o^ mureduni, see ^ooSoSo 
 
 >/doj6^c^ murepini, ^^^ ^JOT?e;o^. 
 sjoo6o3)^ murepuni, see ^-64^. 
 
 J 5^oj6s3^ murel^, ^. The thick part 
 • of a spade, ^^^^rf- the nape 
 of the neck. -sIxjWo^- the creak- 
 ing of shoes. 
 
 v; 5^00 6^0^, sjoods^^ mureluni, 
 murevuni (^ootSS), v. n. The 
 foetus to be formed. -^2. to 
 creak, as shoes, ^/see ^^^ 
 ?i5^. A. see -d^o^:>r^. 
 
 >^s^jo6?oOci muresuni (^0^5^), v.?z. 
 ^To rumble, rattle, as thunder. 
 2. to contest, as in a game 
 of foot-ball. s^oS- to vie with 
 another in kicking a foot-ball. 
 ^^6~ to thunder. 
 
 >/sJjo^F murka, adj\ Full, brim- 
 ful. 2. exceeding, very much. 
 :^B, -sSoj^r ^?5 :^i.^ r©oa to take 
 milk (with rice) up to the fore- 
 arm; to swallow very much 
 milk. ^e^^ix)^F ^h^ to be 
 very much exhausted, be 
 done up. 
 
 ■Jzi^^SDFZ^^ murkavuni, e.v. (of 
 T^oj^ror^) To cause to sink, 
 dip, immerse. 2. to ruin, 
 injure, spoil, 
 sjoo-^r murki, s. Fainting, swoon- 
 ing. 
 
 ^sJoo=s^jr murku, s/k fragment, 
 V piece, bit. ] 2Vthe young of an 
 
 animal. 
 
 ceSd- a young pig. 
 
 soeI -^s^ a bit of betel leaf. 
 
 So- 
 
 JsJoo=g^or^) murkuni (^oo^r), v.n. 
 To sink, immerse. 2. to be 
 ruined. 3. the sun to set. 
 
 d^j=a0.r^ murky uni (^:)^f) v. n. 
 To swoon, faint. ■sIjo^fS aojs-do 
 Si to sink into a fainting fit, as 
 one possessed with a demon. 
 
 zi^:^£7 murkhe, see ^ixasSr. 
 
 sJoor^F murga, s. Union, concord, 
 especially between a married 
 couple. 2. 5^^ ^^A. 
 J sJoohF murgi, ^. A twisted bangle 
 or wristlet, generally made 
 of silver; also ■s:5oo^F^;do^o . 
 
 47 
 
sjojfijr murgu 
 
 554 
 
 ^^0^ mulla 
 
 -^^orloF^ murguni (^oKr), z>, n. 
 To mould, become musty. 2. 
 see -^oo^oF^. 
 
 A s^JOT^FO^ mur^el^, s. Ducking, 
 diving. 
 ^jori^F J mur^esre, see ^^^a^tj. 
 
 sJJoe^Fod, 5J002/&F murcande, 
 
 murci, see '^oj^ziF^. 
 ^OJS^or^ murcuni see ^oo^'ogr^. 
 ^:i'^F murce, see ^js£iF?§. 
 
 doo^F murta, ^. Beginning. 2. 
 see ^Soosoja^r. 3. ^-^^ z^ds^. —•^ 
 ^o^oi to begin. 
 i5:5oj3DF3J, ^Ci^SDFzi:) murtapa, 
 murtama, s. Haughtiness, ar- 
 rogance, pride. 2. folly, fool- 
 ishness. — rf ^Sjsee^j a kind of 
 kettle-drum. —^ 80e5 an offer- 
 ing accompanied with beat- 
 ing of a drum. 
 sJoOslF murti, see ^^^^. 
 
 sJoooF=^, ^oo<BFriinurtika,murti- 
 
 ge, see ^^£,^. 
 
 nI sJooiF murte, s. -^ The act of 
 
 drawing toddy; tapping a 
 
 palm tree for toddy. 2. ^^^ 
 
 isjooiFo^ murtel^, ^. Dry leaves, 
 eU., used for kindling fire. 
 
 s::;ojC33Fd^or> murdarasingi, ^. 
 Semi-vitrified oxide of lead. 
 
 zSci^^DFO, ;jooc3e)F^ mumali, 
 murnali, s. A grooved instru- 
 ment of metal for tapping a 
 bundle of grain, ele.^ in order 
 to take out a sample of it. 
 
 s^J033"3F5j^ murpavuni, see ^ix>D 
 
 SoOO^F^ murpuni, see -s^ooQ^^. 
 ^jjOJOF murya, see ^ooDocJo. 
 s^j^F^ murladi, s. Trouble. 
 2. fashion, work, practice; 
 also tSx)^:>^-^X)<sj.:)F. 
 Jdjo^F murli, s. A quarrelsome 
 woman ; also fronocioa ^joe5r. 
 2. see ^ooiJ«?. 
 -isJoo^jF murlu, .y. kindling fire 
 ^y into a blaze. 2. >^st retching of 
 
 a limb. 3.^^^ ^lioejra. 
 .sJJoe^OF^ murluni (^o6r), 7;. ;2. 
 •^A spark to be kindled into a 
 J blaze. 2->/to be stretched, as 
 
 the limbs. 3. see ^oo-5e^o^. 
 Jsjjos3f murle, s. A quarrelsome 
 
 man. 
 J djo^F murle, adj. Little, small : 
 tender. ^^^^^^ 
 
 5:^oo?rj5)r4^ mursavuni, see ^ooiio 
 
 zS^i^ODo, sjjj£;e)^o*" mulam, mula- 
 m^, s. Cerate, plaster. 2. 
 gilding. 
 
 sjoj*i;*3eo, ^oe:5)e2 mulaji, mulaje, 
 s. Respect, regard for. 
 -/s3OJ0 muli, .y. Thatching grass. 
 ~^;^^, _#€3io^ to cut the 
 same, —s^dt^^,—^?!^^ to thatch 
 the roof with the same. ^czS_, 
 ?a3o— , o5oT^o— are dif- 
 
 rfs3r 
 
 ferent kinds of grass. 
 s^jj^ mulla, s. A mullah, Mus- 
 
 CO 
 
 sulman doctor or preceptor 
 
 of law. p^. 
 
 doje->ov53 mullankal^, see ^lo^o 
 
 CO ^ 
 
 dooej c3j3ot^o^ mulladonkuni (^^ 
 e)^c2j3c^), :-. ;/. A Pariah woman 
 to become pubescent. 
 
•^^>:i^ mulla 
 
 555 
 
 doo^ muli 
 
 ^oosj^^, ^jos^^sj^ mulla vuni, 
 mullavuni (^^^^'g,), ^'- ^. To 
 limp, hobble, as from dis- 
 location of the hip-bone or 
 other cause ; also ^Sooe;s^^^<s^ 
 J^r54^. 2. to disregard, treat 
 with indifference. 
 
 doog, sl>o£;^do mulli, mullitaru, 
 j-. A kind of very small fish. 
 
 5^00^ J dJ5o=ao5^ mulludonkuni, see 
 
 CO 
 PQ 
 
 ^jo^ mulle, ^. The tail of a 
 cock, etc. 2. ^^^ ^J3e3, ^jsd— 
 the lapwing. eroe^— the tail 
 of a cock. 
 J s^ojs3 oh mullengi, ^^^ ^jse3o7\. 
 
 en 
 
 Zj^d^'-)^^ muvodu, see -^^^rio. 
 doodp^o, s^oo4^ muvolu, muv- 
 
 val^, see ^js^^. 
 ^00^ muvve-, ^- A blossom. 
 jdoosSc^ muvveri;, ^^^ ^js^&. 
 doo^ o^ muvveli^, ^^^ ■^dj?>^6. 
 doo^, mushti, ^. The fist. 2. 
 
 a handful. 
 J ^00X6 musare, s. Anything boiled 
 
 or dressed for eating. 2. 
 
 uncleanness. adj. Boiled, 
 
 dressed. 2. unclean, foul. 
 
 — 2craai?i a vessel in which rice 
 
 has been boiled. 
 ^^7<i€>^ musal^, s. A wooden 
 
 pestle used in pounding rice. 
 s^ooTj-s^D, sJoj?3e)^0 musapiri, 
 
 musaphari, s. A traveller, 
 
 stranger. —^oH a traveller's 
 
 bungalow. 
 sjojro^zos^ musibat^^, s. Trouble. 
 
 4 ;3oo?^ooyj, irfojp^oodo musuntu. 
 
 musundu, ^. The face, snout, 
 
 muzzle. --^js??? a distorted 
 
 face; an angry look. 
 -^ ^^Tioo^^ sJoo?;ioa musundi, mu- 
 
 sudi, ^.^A shameless woman. 
 
 2. a kind of weapon. 3. see 
 
 si)o?oo=CTO musuku, see ^jo?jOj. 
 zS^Ci^^d^ musudu, see sio^Tiookio. 
 
 z^zdT^^^i^ musulmane, s. A 
 Mussalman. 
 
 5Joo?3^ musk^, s, Inefficacy. 2. 
 ^disregard, disrespect, i adj. 
 Ineffective, fruitless. 2. ob- 
 scure. 3. see zk)07io^. 
 
 5Joo?lc! muskara, see ^o?30j. 
 
 sJooA;,^^;^ muskili;, ^. Pain, 
 trouble. 
 
 5iiO?jo, musku, ^. A hood, veil. 
 
 — ojDcio^ to put on a hood ^^^ 
 
 veil; the sky to be clouded. 
 
 Jz^Xi^ muste, s. The grass Cype- 
 
 rus rotandus. 
 
 ■^:^^fi. musre, see ^ixj^id 
 
 sJoo2oJ5^r muhurta, s. Time. 
 2. an English hour. 3. an 
 hour of 48 minutes. 4. the 
 time fixed for marriage or 
 other auspicious ceremonies. 
 — Qe^^ to fix such a time. 
 — ■s^o'siov^^ to begin at such a 
 time. 
 
 sjoo^ mula, see ^js'^. 
 
 ^00^^ muladi, see ^^^J^. 
 
 ^oo^TSSj^ mulavuni, see ^iw(2^^^. 
 
 5Joj^ mull, ^^^ ^^e5. 
 
 47* 
 
doo^ muli 
 
 556 
 
 dojs^s^o muku 
 
 muliyuni, muleyuni, mulevuni 
 (^^«?, ^00^), z/. ^. To germ, 
 shoot, sprout. 
 
 J sjoo^orto^ muluguni, see t^o'^of^. 
 
 J 5Joo^ mule, ^.^A nail, peg, wedge. 
 
 y/ v2. a germ, shoot. ■sjoos?I3 ^& 
 
 orfoo aDo^ the out-turn of a 
 
 crop may be estimated from 
 
 the saplings. 
 
 sjoo^^o,|^inulekutti, see^'^'^o^. 
 
 J zio^^ multa, adv. Of here, belong- 
 ing to this place. ■sSoo'^^oSo 
 a man of this place. 
 J 5J^)o^^, doj^ mulpa, mulla, adv. 
 Here. 
 
 sjco^ 0=5^^3, 5^oo^o=^J5^53 mullan- 
 kale, mullankole, s. The plant 
 Hiigo7iia mystax. 
 idoo^^ mulladi, ^. A thorny 
 ground. — ^ ^i>o^o ^js^s^ 
 thorns will sprout on a thorny 
 ground, /r^z'. 
 
 ^oo^3ioC3*r mullaparnd^, s. 
 The fruit of a thorny plant. 
 
 sjoo^3Jd^, sjoo^o^sjd mullapadpe, 
 mullupadpe, s. A kind of 
 orach, Amarantus spinosus. 
 
 sJooTO^^^mullavuni, see ^1)0(2^4^^. 
 isjoo^j^ mullu, ^^^ ?5cus^o. 
 J sJoo"\^o^ mullu, ^. A thorn, thorny 
 bush, an iron prickle, 2. a 
 spur. 3. the bone of a fish 
 or a serpent. 4. the spine. 
 5. a fork. —^s^ c^oaj the 
 soursop. — =^t5o?\ a species 
 of yam, Dioscorea tome^itosa. 
 
 -tfj^j^ a female's ear-orna- 
 ment. ~t^-^^T< a kind of 
 Pyrethrum. -ri £5?zf a place 
 abounding in thorns, thicket. 
 —■d 23ee3 a thorn hedge. ???5;^ 
 the thorn of a bamboo branch. 
 
 are different kinds of thorny 
 plants. ^5— the astringent 
 plant Zizyphus cenoplia. ^o 
 ^— a poisonous thorn. — ^o 
 ^0^ a thorn to pierce. — ^ 
 Ao?) to be pricked by a thorn. 
 
 s5oj«;^o^^ mulluni (^^?J, ^. ?2. To 
 grunt. 
 
 doo=3^ muksha, ^^^ TiDoa:^. 
 
 sdoJ?)o=^c^^ munkaniji, s. Small 
 grits of rice or other grain. 
 ^ do J? 0=3^0 munku, .y.^The germ of 
 corn. 2. the top, or space 
 between the eyes of a cocoa- 
 nut. 3. the extremity of a 
 mango fruit. 4. see ^Sjjs^o. 
 doJ3o^ mundi, ^^^ ^jcS. 
 doJ5 o^^od mundikande, ^. A 
 
 big yam from Ceylon. 
 doJSodj mundu, s. A pale to 
 
 support a wooden bridge. 
 s^OJS^s'ro^ mukani^, see ^o^ao^fi, 
 -isiojs=5e)o23 mukambe, s. A dumb 
 
 goddess. 
 
 ^sJOviS^ mtiki, s. A woman who 
 snuffles or speaks through 
 the nose. 
 J s^oJS'^o muku, ^. The nose, bill, 
 beak, -rf ^^ the bridge of 
 the nose. -^ t^^^t^ the nose- 
 
sjojs=^o muku 
 
 557 
 
 doJ5^, mutra 
 
 jewel of a woman whose 
 husband is alive. — As63^ 
 the nostrils. --s^oow^ up to 
 the nose. ?^oS_ a flat nose. 
 tTOodo^— a long nose. — ^Wo^o) 
 to stop the nose, -"^o^^ to 
 bore the nose. —^ sja<i'do^ 
 to snuffle, speak through the 
 nose. —^0 83t56 De^^ to put 
 the finger on the nose, as 
 an indication of surprise or 
 threat. — ^joosoo^^, _?Wo4?i 
 to blow the nose. 
 ^Ci^'u^zi:)^ mukuduni, see ^ix>^o 
 
 dojs^o3, ^jJS=CToa mukuti, mu- 
 
 kudi, s. A nose-ornament of 
 
 a married woman. 
 ^5JoJ?)=^ muke, s. A man who 
 
 snuffles or speaks through 
 
 the nose. 
 sjjj?)^s3 mukele, s. A proud man. 
 5JoJe)=^J5)d5;^ mukoral^, see under 
 
 -^sJoJSrio mugu, see ^oja^o. J2..y^^ 
 
 ^oJSiijvl muguti, see ^a^oB. 
 
 SJ0JS2I mtice, see -sic^j^A 
 
 z^:yS)t^^ .mujadi (^^^ ^5^), ^. 
 Three feet or steps. 
 J sjoJStd^ mujane, «^'. Third. ~^ 
 
 cSo a third man ; a bail. 
 ^^oJSEo muji, num. Three. -^c3 
 one and half pie; a trifle. 
 _=ffDcot3^oSo a worthless ^^ pen- 
 niless man. — sis^tj thrice ut- 
 tered, as an oath. — eps^ in- 
 
 distinct, unclear. -^oQodo'^ 
 destitution, poverty. — sBjs?^ 
 the three worlds. 
 
 -JzS:>S)d muda, .y. A cloud.f 2. ad- 
 versity, affliction, misfor- 
 tune. — ^yoj?) to be clouded, 
 as the weather; to become 
 dull. — 3i^^^ to be afflicted 
 with adversity; to be unfor- 
 tunate. 
 GJJJSC^, s^jJ3:ie)05o muda, mudayi, 
 see T^ooziodo. 
 
 >/ ^oJ^cs^sJo^ mudavuni, c. tj. {of 
 •siijsTl)^) To originate, produce, 
 cause to rise, cause to be 
 born. 
 
 ^sJ0J3(^o mudu, s. Support. 2. the 
 east. 
 
 ^sJoJSdo^ muduni (^jsS), v, n. 
 To rise, be born. ■^'^^~ itch 
 to break out. 
 doJ3c^j?;«);5^ mudusavuni, see ^:) 
 
 sJOJSd mude, s. A kind of rice 
 cake or pudding boiled in 
 steam. 2. a mould made of 
 the leaves of screw-pine, in- 
 to which the dough is poured. 
 
 djJ?)2^ mudha, adj. Ignorant, 
 foolish, stupid. — ^^, — ^^ 
 ignorance, stupidity. -^^ 
 superstition. •5l)j3ip!l^, see 
 
 sjjjsr^ mudhe, i". An ignorant 
 man; a fool. 
 
 doJS^, mutra, s. Urine. eA)a_ 
 scalding urine; inflammation 
 of the urethra, -^^^j stop- 
 
s^ojscj muda 
 
 558 
 
 ^jJSsj) mula 
 
 page of urine, strangury. 
 -_c3^-d urethra. 
 J^jviScJd mudale, see -^^^t^^. 
 5^oJ3^oJoo^ muniyuni, see ^ioo^ 
 
 sjjjj!^ mune, ^^^ ^o^. 
 sjoj^og mupu, s: Timber. 
 s^oJSSg^ mupuni, see ^jsa^?). 2. 
 
 ^jjseorf© mubadali, j. A loan 
 
 without interest. 2. anything 
 
 lent to be returned. 
 isJoJSD^ miiri^, adj. Fat, stout, 
 
 corpulent. — ^e^^) to become 
 
 fat, stout. 
 xi dojso muri, ^.-^A-bad smell, 
 4 stench. 2:istretching oneself. 
 
 — ^ Lantana aculeata. — ^e? 
 
 !:^, _j55^^ to stretch oneself. 
 
 _80br^, _£;3'o,^ to stink. 
 5JjJ3do muru, ^^^ ^i^S; ^. ^js 
 
 ■do^. 
 s^JSdjvB muruti, ^^^ ^ixs^r. 
 SJOJS do^0 murunali, ^^^ ^«^?ror«3. 
 
 y sjojscjuc^ muruni (^ojsS), ^'. ^^^To 
 tap the blossoms of a palm tree 
 
 >/ for toddy. ^2. to mince, cut 
 
 up, as vegetables. ^05j^^a^_ 
 
 to mince vegetables. ^i^TJjcro 
 
 o3o a toddy-drawer. 
 
 doJ5dj?7^5j^ murusavuni, ^^^ ^^ 
 
 dovisd mure, j. A man without 
 moustaches. 2. see ^ot5. 
 
 Sjojs^f murkha, «^*. Obstinate, 
 wilful. 2. foolish, ignorant, 
 stupid. -^Ji obstinacy, stu- 
 pidity, ignorance. 
 
 doJSJiSr murkhe, s. An obstinate 
 man. 2. a fool, blockhead. 
 
 cane, murce, murche, s. Faint- 
 ing, syncope, swooning. ~^h^ 
 to swoon, faint. 
 
 SJOJS^F murta, see ^oo^ja^r. 
 
 ^jviSsIr murti, ^. Matter, form, 
 solidity. 2. the body. 3. the 
 figure, form, any definite 
 shape or image, an idol. 4. 
 a god, emanation of a god. 
 5. see ^-^^. — 4^^ idolatry. 
 ^•dr©— the first cause. ^— 
 the Hindu triad. ^?cS- a 
 respectful epithet used in 
 addressing learned men or 
 priests. 
 
 -^^SihTZ^^i^l^ murtimatti^, adj. 
 Substantial, material. 
 
 ^OJS>^S^Oe)o3J murtilaye, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 zi^Sh^T murte, see ■^>:>^t7. 
 
 -^^S)T^7., dojsqj?^ murda, murdha, 
 
 s. The head, pate. 
 ^sXOCJor^ murduni, see ^^ciodo?). 
 
 sJOvOi^^FF^o murdhanya, adj. Chief, 
 principal. 
 
 sJ0J3q3s)Ftps§^=5' murdhabhisheka, 
 s. Anointing or crowning a 
 sovereign. 
 
 sliJSo; mula, s. A root. 2. origin. 
 3. commencement. 4. capi- 
 tal, principal. 5. the original 
 text of a work. 6. means. 
 7. cause. 8. the nineteenth 
 of the lunar mansions, adj. 
 Main, principal, original. — ^ 
 
djjse; mula 
 
 559 
 
 sixri mri^g'a 
 
 ■rfr® the original cause. —7^^ 
 the owner 07' proprietor of a 
 land. -7^erf a perpetual lease 
 of land. — "X)o^ the original 
 text of a work. — ::I^j5)^c, — a^o3j 
 a Pariah attached to a land. 
 _3d&3^, -?3d^j^ the title-deed 
 of a land. — ^o^ a mystic 
 formula, the Gayatri. — ^o^ 
 the piles. ~'^^ the me- 
 tropolis, original habitation 
 or abode, as of a tribe or 
 demon ; one's native place. 
 ■^^~ assets and liabilities. 
 
 s^oJS^ori mulangi, see ^o-'sooTn. 
 
 SjJJSO'Stj mulaji, see ^ooe;;)^. 
 
 5^0 JS© muli, adj. Original, 
 principal. — "s^af proprietary 
 tenure of land. 
 
 sJ0sJsO=^, 5^jJ5)©r^ mulike, mulige, 
 ^. Any medicinal drug or 
 root. 2. a charm. -=5^wo^^ to 
 wear a charm on some part 
 of the body. ~^^\p to 
 charm ; to administer a drug. 
 
 djJS0o3j muliye, .y. A potter. 
 'JdoJ5)53 mule, ^. A corner, angle. 
 2. a point of the compass, 
 quarter, direction. — ^^ a 
 corner-stone. — Fv eoocro^^ to 
 put ^^ collect in a corner ; to 
 exclude; to degrade; to ignore. 
 —S 80j3-do^ to be in a corner; 
 to become an old maid; to 
 remain neglected ; to remain 
 unemployed. — ^e'do^ to be- 
 come weak, powerless. 
 -i^ojsdoA muleng^i, s. A radish. 
 
 doJSdJS^^ muloka, s. The three 
 
 worlds. 
 ■^:^^^<s mulya, see ^"^eJo. 
 
 dojsdo mulye, s. A demon priest. 
 
 2. see ^jseSoSo. 
 ^joJSd^ muvala, s. Three seers; 
 
 of. :s:^00^;3,^0. 
 
 ^jJSsS muve, ^^". Shrivelled, 
 
 shrunk, contracted. 
 /sjo J3 s5 D* , do J5) 4 Q^ muveri^, mu v- 
 
 ver^, pron. Three persons. 
 vdoJSdo^ muvel^, s. Three pairs 
 
 of cattle. 
 vydjJ5)^c^o muvodu, s. Last year. 
 do^^s;^, djJ^^^^o muvola, mu- 
 
 volu, see ^js^s;^. [mouse. 
 
 '^:i'S^hr^ mushike, s. A rat, 
 JdoJSsil mushe, i-^?^ ^ojs;^. 
 >/ dojs ?^ oj JO ^ musaliyuni (^ojs?i6) , 
 
 7'. a. To scent, trace, track. 
 
 2. to smell. 
 -/doJ3?jc)53)^ musavuni, <^. v. {of 
 
 ol)js;dD^) To make smell. 
 vfdoJSrdjmusUjJ: Smell. 2. money. 
 JdoJ?)?;5o^ musuni (^-"^^oJ), v,a. To 
 
 smell. 2. to take notice. 
 
 •^:>si>7^^si>h^ to sniff. <i?ocSocS 
 
 oSoeij^ ^oj3?jo^5 no one takes 
 
 notice of him. 
 JdoJS?5 muse, ^. A mould. 2. a 
 
 crucible. 
 dojs^e)^^ mulavuni, see ^o<2^^oi. 
 
 2. 5^^ ^i^us^^. r^^ti- 
 
 -idoJ3°^j mulu, ^^7'. Here; cf. ^zf, 
 doxrlmri^g^a, ^. An animal, beast, 
 brute, adj. Brutish. — sps^ 
 brutishness. 
 
;Oxr( mr^ga 
 
 560 
 
 ^or? 
 
 mem 
 
 dOxfi^d, sjjNr^^i^ mr^gasira,mr^- 
 gesre, s. The fifth of the lu- 
 nar mansions; head of Orion. 
 
 sJJs^, sdoxvl mr^ta, mrijiti, adj. 
 Dead, deceased. — ?jo3§e^^ a 
 life-restoring cordial. 
 
 djx3jj=^, sdOxv^jT^ mri^Lttike, mr^t- 
 tige, ^. Earth, clay, soil. 
 
 SjJnvSsj^ mryitipatra, s. k will, 
 testament. 
 
 s^Jx^jo mri^tyu, s. Death. 
 
 dOxCJori mr^danga, s. A finger- 
 drum, tabour. — ea^b;^^, _dja 
 yo^o) to beat the same. 
 
 -^:i\i^:i inr\jLdu, adj. Mild, soft, 
 bland; <;/. -^oc^o. 
 
 5JJx^c).c^ mrushtanna, ^. Cooked 
 rice well seasoned. 2. dain- 
 ties, rich meal. 
 
 ^0025^53)^ mencavuni, c. v. {of 
 ^Bootio^'^ To cause to shine. 
 2. to polish. 
 ^/^Jo^a menci, s. Brightness, ef- 
 fulgence, glitter. 2. lightning. 
 — r^c^^ to sparkle, glitter. 
 
 djos^oj^ mencuna, adj. Bright, 
 shining, sparkling. 
 JsSoos^o^ mencuni (^oosS"), v. n. 
 To sparkle, glitter; to flash, 
 lighten. 
 
 sSoorl mende, see <2oozS. 
 
 Sjjoc^* TSi%mi\^^ s. A spark. 
 4 SjOo 3 ,. SjO i menti, mente, .y^^ ^£p. 
 
 s5jOc3^ menn^, see ^of^. 
 
 ;3oof^^ mennaU, .y. The hand- 
 kerchief, used for covering 
 the breast of a Pariah woman. 
 
 dooc5'5)e3r{ mennatige,^. Haughti- 
 ness. 
 
 sSoo^Q mempuri, see ^r®o^5. 
 
 sSon^a, doA meg^di, megdi, s. 
 A female's younger sister. 
 
 s5oi^, ^t{^^ megge, meggye, s. 
 A younger brother ; also ^o?\ . 
 
 s^os^sio^ meccamane, s. A privy. 
 -ls3oe,?$)5^^ meccavuni, c.v. (of -^ 
 2^^^) To please. 
 
 ^02^ mecci, s. A sacrifice to a 
 
 So- 
 
 demon. 
 «Js3o2^?^ meccige, s. Approval, ap- 
 
 probation, applause, 
 -i do2;^o ^ meccuni (^^^), "o^n. To 
 
 approve, consent, be pleased. 
 s3oy,do?5inettainane, see^'d ^t>. 
 >/sSoe^^ men^, .y. Glitter, sparkle. 
 
 ^oc^*^"e)S^^inen^kavuni, <^. v. {of 
 ^f^?ro^) To make glitter, 
 glimmer. 
 J do TO* =3^0^ men^kuni ifi^^)^ v. n. 
 To glimmer, glitter. 
 
 sSoto'^^O men^puri, see ^or^o^a. 
 
 d0TO<^d men^pe, s. The king- 
 fisher. ^j?)e-da3j_ a large 
 species of the same, so^ O3o_ 
 a small species of the same, 
 si dors^ mena^y, ^. Glitter, glim- 
 mer. 
 
 dor3=^^ menakate, adj. Gummy, 
 adhesive. 2. see j^r®??!!. 
 
 dors^c)53c^ menakiivuni, see ^^ 
 
 dors^o^c^ menakipuni, see ^Fi 
 sSocJs^)^ menlpuni, see ^^^^. 
 
^^^^■ci menu 
 
 561 
 
 ^6 mere 
 
 J d^r^o^o menuku, s. Sparkling. 
 JsSorso,^ menkuni, see ^0^=5^0^. 
 
 doci 
 
 ', ^or^-^, dof|^ menkoli, 
 menpakki, menpe, see ^0^^. 
 ^orao a menpuri, s. A glowworm. 
 sSo^rs, ^o^?S inettana, mettane, 
 
 -J* 
 s5o^d, ^Ov|^ mettale, metti, see 
 
 ^sSjvB^?^ mettige, ^. The pavement 
 or boards of the floor of an 
 upper story ; the ceiling of a 
 house. -sjdt5j^ to pave or 
 cover in this way. 
 
 -^sSo^^oc^ mettuni (^^f^)' ^- ^- "^^ 
 fill up with earth. 2. to re- 
 pair, as a dam, eU. 
 -I ^o|, mette, s. Fenugreek, Trt£^o- 
 
 nella fxnu^n gr cecum. 
 4s3j|,c^ mettena, adj. Soft, pliant. 
 ti^tj.^ mettesale, s. A kind of 
 
 fine rice. 
 doc3^s3, sSods3 medi^le, medale, ^. 
 
 A thread-worm, pin-worm. 
 ^oc5^^^ medi^puni, ^^^ ^orfo^^. 
 sSoa medi, ^. A bush about a 
 field. 
 Jdoa^Sc^ medipuni, see -^o^^^. 
 JsSoc:)0 medu, ac(;'. Soft, pliant, 
 gentle, ripe, yielding. -e?L^^ 
 to become soft, get ripe. -'^ 
 ^Ov^ to soften, make elastic. 
 4s3odo=^o^inedukuiii(^>^^^), "c^.n. 
 To move, be in motion. 
 sjodosj^sj^ medupavuni, see ^0 
 
 s3ol2o^^ medupuni, ^^^ ^orfos^^. 
 
 dodo^ medule, see ^o&e5. 
 s3odo,c^ medkuni, see -^oj^o^o^. 
 s3odJ^0 medkuli, s. Hire for 
 
 cleaning rice. 
 ^oc5-3^5^^ medpavuni, ^. -6'. (^/ 
 
 ^ocSov?)) To cause to clean, 
 
 as rice. 
 -^'dodo^^ medpuni (^o5), v. a. To 
 
 clean by pounding, as rice, 
 
 etc. 2. to full, mill. 
 sSo^^^X^O jnen^kori, ^. A king- 
 fisher. 
 ^oF^s^ menat^, see ^^^i. 
 sSo^^^ menipuni (^0^), v. a. To 
 
 awake, rouse. 
 s3o^"^sS^ menkavuni, see ^^^ 
 
 s3o?^j>^) menkuni, see ^oFss'o^. 
 
 sSo^JS,^^ menkoli, see ^o^^jseO. 
 
 do3^c^ meppuni, ^^^ -^os^?). 
 
 sSosJo mema, ^. An abusive term. 
 
 do 0^06 meyare, ^^^ "^^e^- 
 
 s3oo5o meyi, ^^^ ^^^• 
 7sSodr§ri, .^od^rSr^ meranige, me- 
 ravanige, s. A procession. 
 — e^Lr^) a procession to march ; 
 to be wandering about. —"^^^ 
 "^^^ to take in procession, as 
 a bridal couple. 
 sJ-^t:^::^-^^ meruve, s. An ornament- 
 ed post near a aosBf. 
 >is3o6 mere, s. Display, parade. 
 -■^^h^ to make a display. 
 
 dodsD-^^c^ merepavuni, c. v. [of 
 ^c>-6h^) To make or cause to 
 
 y go in procession. 72. to make 
 shine. 
 
sSvi6 mere 
 
 562 
 
 ^j^Ti mega 
 
 ^06^^, s5odoooo^, do^s^^mere- 
 
 pini, mereyuni, merevuni (^>^'5), 
 
 v.n. Togo in procession. J2. 
 
 to swagger, make an osten- 
 
 >/ tatious display. >/3.to shine. 
 
 - >^j^r merpu, s. Glitter, lustre. 
 
 Jdo^F merve, see ^d-do-B. 
 
 melaruni, melariyuni, melaruni 
 j^^oe;5, ^oe;3&), z>. n. To attack, 
 rush upon, fall upon. 2. to 
 enter. 
 ^s3o©^^ melipuni (^^^5), z>. a. To 
 knead, as dough; to tread 
 into a well mixed mass, as 
 
 earth. "^oeS^ ^jaDsg ^e5o^ ?j^ 
 
 e?c(:^ ^6 T^jsei^K ?d^ if a wall 
 be made of mud, well mixed, 
 well trodden, and well beaten, 
 it will be as good as a stone 
 wall. 
 -^55oOo3) iiielippu, s. Kneading, 
 mixing well into a mass. 2. 
 macerating. 
 JsSoSoJjo^ meliyuni {;^&),k\n. 
 To become well mixed. 2. to 
 J be reduced by sickness.) J3. 
 to become rich; cf. -^c^^. 
 
 ^0^050 melkayi, ^. Upper-hand ; 
 victory, —^h^ to be victori- 
 ous. 
 
 s3os3js,(:iJ ?:i melkodduni, sec ^oe 
 
 3jsT5J 
 
 Ob 
 
 do<2:^^j3N* mel^l^min^, s. A 
 
 flying fish. 
 s5ot> 2[v^^ melpattuni (^>^<^§o), 
 
 v.a. To beat with the hand. 
 
 sSom^ melpuni, see ^oe3^^. 
 Js5o^ mella, ^^'. Slow, soft, gentle. 
 adzf. Slowly, softly, gently, 
 slightly; also ^oe^?S. —zj;)^ 
 ^0^ to speak softly, -^e^r^ 
 to go slowly. 
 
 s3oO melli, adj. Bad, inferior. 
 cSo-d- good and evil; au- 
 spicious and inauspicious 
 occasions. 
 
 sSo?^^^ mespaki^, s. A kind of 
 sweetmeat. 
 
 s3j^?^3^ mehanaty, s. Labour, 
 pains, effort, exertion. ~-^:> 
 ^o^?i to exert. 
 
 s5o^o=^ menke, see ^0?^. 
 
 sSo^c^^, s^j^oej mentu, menta, 
 adj. Showy, boastful. 2. lewd, 
 rakish, -a^&t? showiness, fop- 
 pery ; lewdness, -tss^ a fop ; 
 a rake. 
 
 sSo^olJr^ mentige, s. Coupling, 
 J union. >/2. a female's toe-or- 
 nament. 3. see ^oeo^ADB^. 
 under -^^^o^. 
 
 s3o^o^ mente, s. A couple. 
 
 s3o^^^ meki^, s. A peg, wedge, 
 nail. 2. malice, enmity. — tocSo 
 a malicious man, foe. —^ 
 -^^^ to speak maliciously. 
 ^oe?5^_ full of malice. 
 
 sSo^^ meke, ^. A disease of 
 cattle, caused from feeding 
 on poisonous matter. 2. the 
 craw or crop of birds. 3. see 
 ^?^. — ^eL^^ cattle to suffer 
 from the above disease. 
 
 ^:^^fK mega, see ^?n^. 
 
dj^r( mega 
 
 563 
 
 ^fo^ meli^ 
 
 do^rld, sSo^riO, do^rid, ^^^ri^, 
 ^o^Aji^6 megare, msgali, me- 
 gale, megala, megole, s. An 
 imputation, accusation, false 
 or malicious statement; c/. 
 
 ;3o^h megi, adj. Cloudy; relat- 
 ing to clouds. — e3j3e3' heaven. 
 
 53o^^ megha, s. A cloud, -^oo 
 T^c;, — ^jse^^ the region of clouds. 
 
 dj^e^, Sjoee^o meci, mecu, see 
 
 >/^o^2So^ mecelyi, s. Pasture, a 
 meadow. 
 
 sSo^'^sj^-s^i, s3o^t3^^ mejavani, 
 mejvani, s. A treat, banquet, 
 entertainment. 
 
 ;3o^2o meji, .y. A table. 2. a 
 meal, repast. — jS4^^ to clear 
 a table after the repast is 
 over. ~3j^^o?)to serve a meal. 
 
 sSj^sSJS^Cej mejodu, ^. Stockings, 
 socks. 
 
 sSo^li msti, ^. A mate, or as- 
 sistant of a butler. 
 
 ^j^d mede, i. A bar of a door. 
 
 sSo^ra mena, see ^j^odor®. 
 
 do^r3o3o menaye, see ^oe^^. 
 
 ^j^rs^menave, «?. An oil-monger 
 wearing the sacred thread. 
 
 do^dd medale, s. That part of 
 a female's garment which 
 passes over the breast and 
 down the back. — ;6ucK the 
 upper part of a female's gar- 
 ment. 
 
 ^o^z^ medha, s. A sacrifice, of- 
 fering. 
 sSo^r^s^ menat^, see ■^^^^. 
 v^o^sJD, s5oe^©, ^j^sss)© mepari, 
 mepali, mepali, s, A grazier, 
 one who tends cattle. 
 VsSj^sjd^c^ mepavuni, c.v. (^^o? 
 ^ri) To cause to feed or graze 
 cattle. 
 v^s3o^^^ mepini (^?), v. n.^To 
 graze, eat grass, as cattle. 2. 
 to spread, as a parasitic itch. 
 ^'Q— the body to be infested 
 with ring-worms. 
 /sSo^^ mepu, se^-^?^. 
 s5j^^^a)C)3j mepunaye, s. A gra- 
 zier, one who tends cattle. 
 ^/s3oe^^) mepuni (^>^^), ^. ^. To 
 feed <?;^ graze cattle; c/.'^^h^. 
 s3o^;dOf5 memane, ^. A Mahom- 
 
 medan native of Cutch. 
 do ^05 J meyi, see ^o^. 
 sSj^O^o^ msyike, see ^e^. 2. 5^^ 
 
 V^o^o^o^^ meyuni, ^^^ ^o?b^. 
 visSo^D^ nieri^, /r^. {honorific pi. 
 of f9.o6) This person. 
 Sjo^d^ msri^i/^. The pipe or tube 
 
 of a hooka. 
 sSo^do meru, s. The mount Meru. 
 sSo^dod meruve, see -S^^-^f. 
 j53o«6 mere,^. A boundary, limit. 
 s3oedJ?^r( meroga, see ^o?^. 
 ;5o^^r msrve, ^. Manner, method. 
 
 2. conduct, act, behaviour. 
 do^o^ meli^, ^. The upper part 
 of any thing. 2. superiority, 
 
sSo^^ mela 
 
 564 
 
 sSo^So meha 
 
 excellence. 3. futurity, time 
 to come. 4. success, adj. 
 Upper, higher. 2. superior. 
 3. future. adv. Hereafter, 
 at some future time, postp. 
 After, upon, over, above, 
 beyond. — -S-ef^ good and evil, 
 superior and inferior. — s^d^ 
 a high caste. -^^, ^ee)^-rf 
 superior kind, breed, etc. 
 —^gj^-d superintendence. — ^ 
 <^-i the address of a letter. 
 _3i;^oA^ future event, what is 
 to happen hereafter. —fs^oK 
 the upper part of a female's 
 garment. -K in future, here- 
 after, ^^h^ to succeed, over- 
 come. — S a?^^ to place 
 above or over. — S z:)^^:^^ to 
 fall upon, attack, assault. 
 ^j^sraoao ^oe^ ^^Ov^ /^/. to 
 raise the hands and mouth; 
 to grumble, growl; to ges- 
 ticulate. 
 
 s3o^^ mela, see ^o^s?. 
 
 sSo^t^o^ melante, s. A barber 
 of fishisrmen. 
 
 sSo^ej^^^d meladhikara, s. Su- 
 premacy; predominance, "^e 
 e;!;5!5X)& a superintendent, a 
 higher authority. 
 
 sSj^a«)rl melagra, s. Curried 
 vegetables. 
 
 do^G'S^ melata, s. Out-bidding 
 another; rivalry. 
 
 do^o-s^^^Jj^, ^j^^^do^ mela- 
 
 disuni, meladuni, see ^eeSjsrf^^. 
 
 -i ^^o^O melara, ^i/;'. Superficial; 
 
 upper. — ^^ the fibrous cover- 
 ing! of a cocoanut. 
 doc^^^ melal^, .y. An overseer, 
 
 head coolie. — e?5 ^sih^ to 
 
 supervise. 
 ^o^s5 mele, see ^e^. 
 ^o^^JSdo^ melodduni (^oed^S^), 
 
 v. a. To outbid, vie with each 
 
 other. 
 do^dJSrao^ melonuni (^oee3jaFi), 
 
 V, refl. To overreach, defraud. 
 
 2. to throng. 
 do^oSjs^rld melogara, see -^a^^vs^. 
 ^^i^^j&F melkarci, s. Extra 
 
 expense; sundry expense. 
 do^c^vp^^o^ melkoduni, see ^e 
 
 Sj0^s$j?. rao^ melgonuni (^eeSja^fii), 
 
 t:'. :;?. To be cautious. 2. to 
 
 win. 2. see ^eeSjareo^i. 
 s5w^e^d meltara, ^^^ under ^^€. 
 ^^a^z^ meva, ^. A sweet kind of 
 
 food ; any thing eatable. 
 Jdo^sJ mevu, s. Food, fodder, 
 
 pasturage. 
 s3o^^ mesha, s. The first solar 
 
 month. 2. the sign Aries in 
 
 the zodiac. 3. a ram. 
 s5o^?3 mese, s. A cleft or hollow 
 
 in a tree. 
 s5o^^ meste, s. A carpenter. 
 
 2. a stone-cutter, mason. 
 ^^^^5 5^0^^ mestri, mestre, .$•. 
 
 An overseer, head labourer, 
 
 maistry. 
 dj^ao, ^o^2o6J3^ri meha, meha- 
 
 roga, s. Urinary or venereal 
 
 disease, gonorrhoea. 
 
do^^ mela 
 
 565 
 
 dv^ss^ meipa 
 
 dj^°^ mela, s. Concord in music, 
 concert, harmony. 2. a set 
 of musicians, dancers and 
 actors. ^s?— beating time 
 to music. Tic— a double 
 drum. —atcSo a musician; 
 an actor, —zj^rio^ to cut a 
 dash, make a display, —"^ks^^c^i 
 to get up a band of musi- 
 cians, efc; to mask, disguise. 
 
 dj^^?^ melana, -$•. Union. 
 
 ^^^ meli, s. Marriage. 2. a 
 bride, wife. 3. rutting. 
 
 dj^^ mele, see ^?^. 
 J dj^ mei, s. JThe body, person. 
 2. see S^los:). §>b— a thin ar 
 lean body. —^^^ form, shape, 
 model. — ^c^ a painted eye ; 
 cf. -^l^cfk. —75^-^<^, — 7v)^<y a 
 body-guard, -ao?^ tempera- 
 ment, habit. -^ ^jj^ orna- 
 ments and cash, whatever 
 one has got. -^e^ perspira- 
 tion; urine, -^t^j^^ to be- 
 come thin, -^scxjoor^ to be 
 feverish. -^jstI^^ to become 
 stout, robust. -^ ^-?)r®^^the 
 system to be affected, as with 
 food, eU. — ^J3^^^) to assist, 
 help; to venture; to be at- 
 tentive. -e3 soL^F^ to be pos- 
 sessed by a god or demon. 
 —zio^F^ the body to swell, suf- 
 fer from dropsy. — ^sior^ to 
 become fat. — eobr^to suffer 
 from fever. —Sj§p?L^^ to suffer 
 from leucorrhea. as a female. 
 
 -•^y^T^o^ the body to become 
 dirty. 
 
 >/ s8ov3C3^ meind^^i, s. Dew ; mist, fog. 
 — t5oo?13i thick fog. — ^-\^■do?i dew 
 I to fall. 
 s5jiog^23^© meindrajali, s. Leger- 
 demain, conjuration. 
 sSovo^oc^*, sSo)^^^oi^ meikannu, mei- 
 kanu, s. A kind of fish. 
 psS^j^ meikunl (^>^^), '-^'•n. To 
 i entice, persuade. 2. to per- 
 ! plex. 
 ^j^n^, ^^^^^, jneigala, meigalla, 
 
 adj. Lazy. — ^^ laziness. 
 sSowls?, meigalle, s. A lazy fellow, 
 
 sluggard. 
 sSo^^JS^do meijodu, ^^^ ^o^^j^^rio. 
 s8j^^^ meitala, ^. The plant 
 Ruellia ringens, used in- 
 medicine and purifying salt. 
 ^sSoxv^a, s3o Jd meitidi, meitedi, ^. 
 A sister-in-law, a father's sis- 
 ter's daughter, or a mother's 
 brother's daughter. 
 Vs3o>.B^ meitine, s. A husband's 
 younger brother; a son of 
 a female's maternal uncle; 
 i the husband of a female's 
 I sister. 
 I sjo^pc)^^ ^Chp-?)N meidani^, mei- 
 
 dana, s. A plain, open field. 
 s/s5j^dj?S meidune, see ^o^"S^. 
 Sjwvg meina, ^. The bird Mina. 
 ;3ox53^=o*' meipaku, s. Exercise. 
 UsS^^^jdsS^ meipavuni, c v. {pf-^^l^ 
 I 4^i) To make or cause to 
 I pour. 
 
 48 
 
^0.^ meipu 
 
 566 
 
 sSjSodo mondu 
 
 J^J^^ meipu, s. A broom or be- 
 som made of the ribs of 
 palm-leaves, s'ocl!— a worn- 
 out broom; the stump of a 
 broom. ^4^— a new broom. 
 
 >/ ^^^^ meipuni (^o^), v. a. To 
 pour. 2. to cast, as in a 
 mould. 233020^- to feed; to 
 bait. 
 
 Jdj)S5, ^->^ meipe, meippe, s. A 
 black or dark-coloured fowl ; 
 
 also ^^^^jseO. 
 s^o^do meime, see ^oSo^o. 
 ^J^o:$JD^ meiyary, ^^^ ^^S- 
 JdJ^o5J meiyi, ^. A kind of col- 
 
 lyrium; of. ^o^^-^. 
 do^pSodrjj^i, meiyeresuttu, see 
 
 ^j>o^ meir^, s. A compass. 
 >/ ^JvD^ meiru, a\ A peacock. — ^o 
 f^ dim sight, weak eyes. —^ 
 ^c;5a the stars in a peacock's 
 tail. -^^ ^^es3 a peacock's 
 feather. — tjo^^j^, ^^<?^/^?jor^2^. 
 
 Sjj^poi-^ jneirambala, i*. A kind 
 of plant. 
 
 sf:^iDe)r3, ^o>pe)rr3 meirana, mei- 
 rvana, s. Legerdemain, jugg- 
 lery. -^^o^?> to juggle, play 
 tricks. 
 
 sSOiU meire, s. A tawny coloured 
 cow. 2. a female so called. 
 adj. Dark yellow, tawny. 
 
 SjO>6j3^22c^ meirojina, s. A kind 
 of rush. 
 
 t:.^ meirsuttu, ^. Blue 
 vitriol, sulphate of copper. 
 
 
 z^O)p^ meil^, s. A mile. — ^^ a 
 
 mile-stone. 
 ^j^^oi^ meilijituttu, see ^oj^ 
 
 sSo^SJsra meilana, see ^0^132 c®. 
 i d-^^-so"' meilari^, s. A Mopla 
 I priest. [-^^^. 
 
 ^j)€), dj)^0F*> meili, meiiige, see 
 
 s5j\^j^ meiluni (^^|>^), v. n. To 
 glimmer, shine or burn 
 faintly. 
 As5jvs3 meile, s. Filth, pollution, 
 dirtiness, ^^y'. Dirty, filthy, 
 foul. _^ocyj dirty clothes. 
 -X^ the small-pox. -e^lb^ to 
 become dirty. —^0^0.?^ to 
 make dirty. 
 s/sSs^dC^^ meivaripuni (^o^^d). 
 7'. «. To paint the eyes with 
 antimony or collyrium. 
 
 dj)p^?^ meivana, see ^^i:sr©. 
 
 s^j-ipJocovoSj meisandaye, .s-. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 s3o)^r%ri)s-> meisala, ^. A loan with- 
 out pledge or mortgage. 
 — xiSj a simple bond. 
 
 sSo-i^Xdomeisuru, s. The province 
 or town of Mysore. -S3^:5 
 a kind of plantains. — ^Sd^ 
 cakes of sandal powder re- 
 ceived from Mysore. 
 
 ;5J5)oiiori^*^ montangel^, see ^?o 
 
 s3jS)o3Jj montn, see tBjaecUo. 
 JdJSo^ montfe, .y. A grasshopper. 
 •^;3jso:So mondu, adj.'^\\x\\i. 2. 
 
 see ■^js?oUj. 
 
^viS=^ moka 
 
 567 
 
 ^J5c« moda 
 
 dJ^=s^3"5) mokatii, adv. Face to 
 face, personally. — sjd^tjo^ to 
 speak personally. — "^li^Ov^oi to 
 confront. 
 
 sSjs^rf s3o mokaddame, s. An af- 
 fair. 2. a criminal proceed- 
 ing. 
 
 s5JS=^sJool;s5o mokamantame, s. 
 The front porch, as of a 
 temple. 2. a vestibule, por- 
 tico. 
 
 5Sj?)=aOJ3do mokaruru, ^^^ ^^^-3j"^-- 
 
 s?j?)^?j^s3 mokasale, ^^^ ^jsA?Jd 
 
 s3j?)^^t:)€), s3js^«)^53 mokabili, 
 mokabile, s. Confronting, com- 
 parison, --s^o^o^oi to collate, 
 compare, confront. 
 
 ^JS=a^sJoo mokamu, s. A halting 
 place in a journey, camp. 
 2. a dwelling, residence. 
 
 ^J?;^;3j, mokta, see ^js^^. 
 
 s5j?)^^C, ;!;j3=5^^0inoktari,mok- 
 tyari, s. A power of attorney ; 
 also "^^^ 5?:d^o. _^js^r^ to 
 empower, authorize. 
 
 sSj5=^,??o^ moktesare, 
 
 moktesre, s. A trustee, mana- 
 ger of a temple. 2. a princi- 
 pal resident of a village, ^/^. 
 s5J5=5'J?sdo mokruru, s. Appoint- 
 ment, nomination. 2. reso- 
 lution, settlement, adj. Ap- 
 pointed. 2. settled, -e?^^ to 
 be appointed; to be settled. 
 —■sSo<^o^^ to appoint ; to settle. 
 ^JSSJOop' mokhuphu, see ■^:>^vi^^%^- 
 t.^^-^ D mokhtari, see ^r^s^. 
 
 JsSjsri moga, ^. The front; cf. 
 
 sSjjtIo^ mogante, .s-t'^ ^oao&s. 
 
 ^SJSrld mogade, ^<?^ ^sSooaS. 
 j^jjtI^ mogapu, ^. The clasp of 
 
 a girdle. 
 >/dJ5?i^^ mogapuni (^j^a), z^. «. 
 To turn, put. 2. to upset. 
 
 ;3Jsr\D^inogar^,«^". Sandy. — =s^ot^ 
 a sandy rice-field. 
 
 sSJSrl?^^ mogasi^, s. Surplus, 
 remnant, balance. 2. orts, 
 leavings, adj. Full, satisfied, 
 pleasant, happy. — e?^^ to 
 excel, surpass; to be glad. 
 -■^^o^?i to satisfy. 
 
 s5j5r{?os3, dJ3?i7TOd mogasale, 
 mogasale, s-. A veranda in 
 front of a house or temple, 
 a portico, porch. 
 
 ^jsriv.^^ mogul^, s. Mogul. 
 -^s^JSri^d jnogere, s. A fisherman. 
 JdJSri mogge, see -d:^^!^^ 
 
 s3jS2;=jo2g3 mojanne, s. The head 
 of a fish, jowl, jole. 
 
 ^j?)2;3ol3 mojanti, s. A small kind 
 of bee. 2. a honeycomb. 
 
 dJSZiirl mojade, see ^o&zf. 
 
 S3J?d=^o^ mojekuni (^ja^^), v. a. 
 To mix, compound. 
 JsSjs^ motte, ^.^/A bundle. 2. 
 v/ van egg; r/: ^oofeS^. 
 JsSjscso^ modanki^, ^. Crooked- 
 ness, obliquity. 2. a hump 
 back. 3. perversity, obstinacy. 
 adj. Crooked. 2. perverse. 
 —sis^iTJ speaking irrelevantl}^ 
 
 48* 
 
moda 
 
 :)6S 
 
 dvisd more 
 
 idw'Sdo=aO^ modankuni (^js^c^), 
 r. n. To become crooked. 2. 
 to bow, bend. 
 
 !s3J5do=^2:^ modankeliji, s. Side, 
 margin, edge. 2. .s^^ iSjsz^o^. 
 —^020 a kind of oil fruit. 
 
 ^sSj5350^s5 modankele, ^. A hump- 
 backed man. 2. a perverse 
 man. |-fish. 
 
 ^j^Uion^ modangu, s. A kind of 
 
 s?J3wode:^, sSj?)2|o(:5s;^ modande- 
 1^, modendel^, see ^o-rfo^^. 
 J sSjs^ mode, «^'. Stiff. 
 
 dJSrl^^, sSjscI^^ modepini, mo- 
 de vuni, see ■^C'Oiit^. 2. .y^^ ^o 
 
 isSXcl mone, ^<^^ -^oa^. 
 
 JsSjScI^ monepu, ^. A small 
 
 piece of land stretching into 
 
 a river. 
 JsSjsdd modade, see ^osszf. 
 JsSjSf^ mone, see •^oo^. 
 Js5j;:55 moppe, s. An old man. 
 ;5jS2v^a^, djseo n^ mobala^u, mo- 
 
 blag^, ^. A sum of money. 
 sfJ?)eCc)as3mobadile,^. Exchange, 
 
 transfer. 2. advance; also 
 
 s^vJSeoj. mobbu, see ^eoo^. 
 ^JS^oi momate, see ^^o?Fs-d. 
 
 sSjsoSio©, ^v£o3oq3 moyili, moyile, 
 .$•. One of a class of Sudras, 
 employed in the out-door 
 service of temples and some- 
 times acting as musicians. 
 2. an oil-monger. 
 ■^ sSjSCi mora, ser rJjo::?. 
 
 ^Sj^:jof\ morange, s. A cubit 
 from the elbow to the tip of 
 the little finger, about seven- 
 teen inches. 
 dJSdo^ morante, s. A kind of 
 fish. 
 
 J^j^Cod, ^J^^jczi^^ ^J5do^ mo- 
 randa, morandala, morande, s. 
 A swelling on any part of the 
 body ; induration of the skin. 
 ^jsdoSj^oSo morampayi, adj. 
 Knee-deep. 
 
 >/sSj3c;o^ morampu, .y^'The knee. 
 
 Y- 2-:fa cry, roaring. —^ -^ the 
 knee-pan. — av)^o^ to kneel, 
 bow the knee. 
 
 «i dJSdosS morampe, s. A swelling 
 or protuberance on any part 
 of the body. — e^^^o^^ to have 
 a swelling. 
 sSJsdZii, s3J90eB moraja, moraje, 
 see "dociTiS. 
 
 ^dJSOrJ, s?J5D^?i morani, morani, 
 
 adv. The day before yesterday. 
 
 ^j^6:i moru, see -^oot^^. 
 
 ^JSdooeJo moruntu, see ^j^ti^ocwo. 
 
 4s2js6 more, ^.*^A cry. 2isee ^ooiS. 
 
 s^JSdozS morenji, see ^ot^^. 
 -^s3js6tii^ moreduui, see ^oo&o3o 
 
 t.S)6h^, s5j?)do^^ morepini, mo- 
 repuni (^^3), t-. a. To mix; to 
 stir up. 
 
 ^j?ido3J?)::;^N moreyoduni, see ^jo 
 
 ^J^6^^ morel^ji, ser ^oot?q5. 
 SjJSd^Jc^ moreluni, stv Tio^^^o^. 
 
:dJS6 more 
 
 569 
 
 SjJS^o^ monte 
 
 -is!J?)6?^o^ moresuni, see -sSoo-^TJOr^. 
 sSj^uJSz^o morodu, adj. Empty. 
 >/dJ?)e.iinola, s- A large hare. 
 dJSe;o^ molampu, s. Mire, mud ; 
 sediment. 
 v/si/St)©^"', dJ5)e;o=g^c^molank^, ino- 
 lankana, s. The knee-pan. 
 sSjsq^c^ molani, ^^^ ^^-^t^. 
 ^J3ej?)^^ molami^, ^6-^ -rfooe/Bo. 
 v/sSJSd mole, J^^ ^^^. 
 idJSrodo mosaru, s. Curds, -^o 
 &^ a pot of curds; a festival 
 in commemoration of Krush- 
 na's birthday and childhood. 
 ;5j?j;^i6 mosare, see ^o:^t5. 
 n/s^j^?^^ mosale, s. An alligator, 
 crocodile. —20^020 the orna- 
 mental top of the pole of a 
 palankeen, etc. 
 ^J336d% ^jS36& mohar^j mohari, 
 s. A gold mohur or pagoda. 
 2. see ^Jse"do. 
 dJS260o, ^vJ3:^u^o* moharam, 
 moharami^, ^. The first month 
 of the Mahommedan year. 2. 
 an annual Mussulman festi- 
 val in commemoration of the 
 death of the two brothers 
 Hassan and Hussein. 
 5jJS)o5?^55>3^ mohasamiji, s. The 
 
 trading season. 
 -i^isS^^^^^ mohuru, see ^jse^o. 
 ^ s3j5^ mola, see^ -^s^'^oH. 2. see 
 
 dJ^*'^oS3DD^ molampar^, see -Bj^-dc 
 
 I dJS^oog, ^JS^oEoo molampu, mo- 
 
 lambu, J^<? ■^<s)o^. 
 ksjJS^'^ molike, .s-. A bud, germ. 
 s/dj^.^sj^, ^JS^^s^ molipuni, mo- 
 
 lepuni (^J3^, ^J3s?), 7'. n. To 
 
 sprout, shoot, germ. 
 ! sSjs^ mole, J^^ ■^^^• 
 
 s3j5^=ctj,B, molekutti, ^. The 
 hinge of a native door. 
 
 ■ dJ3)^0 moili, see ■B.Doaoe. 
 
 \ sSjs^o^^, dJS^oei monti^, monta, 
 
 see "^eoWj. 
 
 ^j?;^oe3o7^e3^ montan^el^, adj. 
 
 Crooked, bent. 2. lame. 
 dJS^oe3-5)55^ montavuni, c. v. {of 
 
 ■^jaecyo^) To cause to bend. 
 
 2. to lame. 3. to limp, halt. 
 dJS^oli monti, s. A lame woman. 
 
 ■ sSvJS^olioioo^ montiyuni (^-^eoiS), 
 
 V. a. To dq mischief: to 
 annoy, trouble. 
 >ys3J5^oeio montu, s. Lameness. 
 2 . crookedness, bend. 3 . per- 
 verseness, obstinacy. adj. 
 Lame, maimed, crooked, 
 curved. 2. perverse. -^sS a 
 lame leg. -^jsoeoo a bent 
 horn. ~^n^t-6 an irrelevant 
 expression. ^soWo—, see sdcO 
 ^jseoCi. — F^zi^oi, see ^jsecwooi. 
 — ^o^ok^ to be perverse. 
 
 sSvJS^oUo^ montuni (^Js?oli), v. n. 
 To be lame; to limp. 2. to 
 be crooked. 
 
 sSjs^o^ monte, s. A cripple, 
 lame man. ®^o&?- a very 
 weak man : a cripple. 
 
U^od monda 
 
 570 
 
 ^J5?rf moda 
 
 dJ^^oC^pJ mondale, s. Shaving 
 the face, efc, particularly of 
 a bridegroom. — sS^^ to 
 shave in this way. 
 
 dJSeo£Ov^ mombatti, s. A wax- 
 candle. 
 455j5p^o^"^o mokulu, pro72. (j)lur. 
 of f^cd) These persons. 
 
 s3j5^^ moke, s. Love, affection. 
 —oDoSo an affectionate man. 
 —^0^0^^ to love, fondle. 
 
 ^JS^IUJS^^ mokhuphi^, see ^i^o 
 
 i s3j6^?i moga, s. •'Fragrance. 2. 
 plenty, adj. Soft. 
 
 s5js^£c?S mocane, see ^^js?Eif5. 
 
 sSj5)^2^ moci, J. A shoemaker. 
 2. a book-binder. 
 
 sSjt^2;§ moce, s. Country shoes. 
 
 sSJS^tsj, sSjses^, dJS^Siij moja, mo- 
 ji, moju, s. Fiin, sport, amuse- 
 ment, entertainment. — 7^"5 
 a beau, gay man. —t^'^t^ 
 gaiety, merriment. 
 
 dvJSpii moti, see ^jseofeS. 
 
 sSjs^^ mote, see ^eca. 
 Js3j&^2^ moda, ^.-'A cloud. 2. 
 obscurity, dullness. 3. see 
 
 s3jS)^C3«)J> modatme, see ^i^i^. 
 
 ^JS^^ modi, .y. Hooking the 
 fingers one into the other. 
 2;;^any thing placed by a con- 
 jurer to try the ability of 
 another. 2. conjuration, de- 
 lusion, sorcc'iy. :;.;i, iiinning 
 
 ^ hill and 
 
 hand, illegibl 
 
 c writ 111! 
 
 .7^-5 
 
 a sorcerer, conjurer. ~^^^-^ 
 provincialism. — zou^ a run- 
 ning hand, illegible writing. 
 — ,3d<i sorcery, conjuration, 
 trick. 
 
 '^JS^c^o modu, «://. Cloudy. s:k 
 hill. -^£^ , 
 dale. 
 
 YsSjS^ji mode, s. An ignorant 
 
 man, silly fellow. oSoeiss— a 
 
 simpleton, witless fellow ; an 
 
 instigator. 
 
 sSjs^zI mode, adj. Curved, bent. 
 
 J s. An ox or buffalo with 
 curved horns. — ^.^oeoo a 
 curved horn. 
 
 AsSj^C^ mone, s. The face, counte- 
 nance. 2. the front of a house. 
 iczl6_ a small face. rfjsaS— , 
 ^jooAos3_ a long face. 2js^^— 
 a plump face; an angry face. 
 ?i.}T^o- a stern face. —^% 
 ■^:>^\^^ ~i^o7^^^ to be deject- 
 ed. -K ^^^ s:^;fT^o^ to flatter. 
 — K Ti^T^ to slap on the face; 
 to be over-sweet ; to nauseate, 
 as over-sweet food. — ^.'s?:^ 
 to regard, show partiality. 
 —rfsgr^ the face to swell. 
 — ^?owo^ the face to be dis- 
 torted or deformed. — s^^^sjs 
 ^^ to be sour-faced, -scsct^o^ 
 the face to become pnlo or 
 reduced. 
 dJSe^o5o motayi, sec ^^^osj. 
 ■^rt^t. motra, see -^^^j 
 
 Js3J5^d moda, s. A wav(\ l)illow, 
 surge. 
 
dJS^d moda 
 
 571 
 
 dJSe^ mohi 
 
 ;3JS^d moda, s. Joy, delight- 
 
 dJ?)^dod modanda, s. Doubt, un- 
 certainty, adj. Doubtful, un- 
 certain, — sjd^lJ a doubtful 
 word, speaking undecidedly. 
 V^jS^do modu, s. A stripe, a 
 wale. 
 
 sSj^^c^ mona, see ^jse^. 
 J;3J5ec^ Hioni, ^. A daughter. 
 J^JS^^o monu, .y. A son. 
 
 ^JSo^ mone, ^^^ ^J3??§. 
 
 ;3j3^^ mopu, ^^^ ^o«^^. 
 
 :^jsed mora, ^. Beginning, out- 
 set;, commencement. 2. .y^^ 
 ^j3?-do. adv. Immediately, in- 
 stantly. ^7i— commencing a 
 new business, a new under- 
 taking; a new broom. eoTjrrf— 
 commencement of the mon- 
 soon. 2oS ^jsot5jsao e?odj T^e^ri 
 <i?c5 the moment he came 
 his business was done. 
 
 dJS^Omori, s. Fodder for cattle. 
 
 2. a channel, drain, kennel. 
 
 3. a public dunghill. 
 dJS^O?^^ moris^, s. Mauritius. 
 
 _?j^^t5 refined sugar. 
 diS^Cj moru, s. A seal, stamp. 
 —oTOT^os) to seal; c/. ^sc5. 
 vsSJS^d more, i-.^The face, visage. 
 2.. a person without mous- 
 taches. 
 
 ^J^^'^F, ^J^^tiF, dJS^Sod^ 
 
 morca, morja, moharje, s. A 
 battery where cannons are 
 mounted. 
 ^-Ji)^^^ morta. see -s^^o^js^r. 
 
 ^J3^3r morti, see t^^j^Sf. 
 
 sSjs^o^ molii, s. Price, value. 
 
 sSjs^^ mola, s. Coupling or 
 coming together, as serpents, 
 cats, ele. —^i^^ cats to 
 couple. -^/stio ^, ^?6j3Z^?i 
 reptiles to couple. 
 
 dJ5^0 moli, s. A kind of pepper- 
 water. 
 JsSx^ro mosa, s. Fraud, trick, 
 deceit, dissimulation, treach- 
 ery. 2. fault, mistake. 3. 
 
 / danger, risk. -^^^^ a deceiver, 
 hypocrite. — e?b^, -^jso^d^S ^° 
 ^?i to make a mistake. — 20?3r 
 ^ to be exposed to danger, 
 to run a risk. -^"^^^ to de- 
 ceive. ■^j3e?6jsT5o ^^Ojoi to be 
 deceived. ^j»??3j3'rSo s:^?!:^) to 
 mislead; to deceive, ■^e^.®'^^ 
 aija-d^i^ to be mistaken ; to run 
 a risk. 
 
 sSjs^i^o mosam, .y^^ ^j3^?iSo. 
 
 s3js^^ moha, ^. Love, lust, 
 carnal affection. 2. fascina- 
 tion, allurement, -w^^^ to 
 be affectionate, to love; to 
 covet. 
 
 sSsJS^So?^ mohana, s. The over- 
 powering of reason by worldly 
 allurements, fascination, -"^js 
 e3 a necklace of gold beads. 
 
 sSjsc3oD^ mohar^, see -Bj^^B. 
 
 sSJ^e^o^ mohini, .y. A fairy ; a 
 fascinating woman. 
 
 s3JSe5o^^, s5J-.)^ao?oO^ mohipuni, 
 mohisuni (^jseoo, -^jsecooJ), z'. ^. 
 To love. 2. to fascinate. 
 
^JS^^ moii 
 
 572 
 
 0:^0:^ yada 
 
 JisSJS^^o molu, pran. She, this 
 female. 
 ^J^e=d moksha, s. Deliverance, 
 setting free. 2. heaven, beati- 
 tude, bliss, salvation. — stoj^ 
 attainment of salvation. —'^j?> 
 af the way of salvation. 
 dj^Fi mouna, s. Silence, taci- 
 turnity. — ^^&^^) to be silent. 
 
 J^lf^^^) moupuni (^"^), i^.a. To 
 upset, turn ; c/. ^0A4^). 
 
 v^rT$3^assJ?^ mouravuni, c. v. {of 
 ^i^do^) v/To mumble, chew 
 softly. I 2.y%". to make a 
 thing easy. 
 
 ^sjj^dj?^ mourunl (^"^5), 7. ^. 
 
 To masticate, chew. 
 dJ^Oe)^^ moulavuni, c. v. {of 
 
 ^j^e;o^) To cause to desire, 
 
 long for. 2. see ^■^d;)^^- 
 dJ^e^j, sii^^j moulu, moulu, s. 
 
 Desire, wish. [desire. 
 
 ^J^^Jc^ mouluni (^i^^), -z'.^. To 
 dJ^^P moulya, s. Price, value. 
 
 ^3^0 0^ myamvu, s. The mewing 
 
 of a cat. 
 dj^oe^ mlenccha, adj. Barbari- 
 
 an, outcaste, unclean. — ^?J 
 
 barbarism, abomination, un- 
 
 cleanness. 
 ;3j eo^i mlencche, s. A barbarian. 
 
 2. an out-caste. 
 
 COO 
 
 Ooo ya, The thirty-ninth letter 
 of the alphabet. 
 
 For words beginning with odo, 
 o3o, etc.^ not found here^ see 
 under oD. 
 
 OJoo J yantra, s. An implement, 
 engine, mill, apparatus, ma- 
 chine. 2. a necklace, talis- 
 man, amulet, charm. 3. a 
 diagram of a mystical charact- 
 er. 4. restraining, checking, 
 controling. ^^— a water 
 pump or lift. -=^uoJ^) to ap- 
 pend to the arm, etc.^ a talis- 
 man ; to avert evil by charms. 
 
 oijo^ yantri, s. A charmer. 
 
 o:io=CT,ocSo^ yakkandeliji, s. Being 
 beyond reach or means. 2. 
 want, insufficiency. 
 
 yakkambe, yakkamber^, ya- 
 
 kkambeli^, see oi^^^oe3. 
 ojotsjsjjfi)^^ yajamani, s, A mis- 
 tress, wife; also ocio3i^js^a. 
 oiotidoi)^ yajamane, s. A master, 
 
 lord, proprietor, o^yner. 
 
 2. a husband. 
 ojo2;i yajnya, s. A sacrifice, 
 
 ceremony in which oblations 
 
 are presented. 
 Joioj;^ yada, adj. Left. -"^^ tlu^ 
 
 left hand. -^ inferior sort. 
 
oJvC^ yada 
 
 573 
 
 o^j yi 
 
 v/buo^^ozoo yadambu, s. The left 
 side. — :^t5o20o ^jdh^ Hi. to 
 look to the riglit and left ; to 
 use the right hand instead 
 of the left. 
 OJosr?) yata, see ocso^. 
 oioa yati, s. A sage whose 
 passions are under complete 
 
 • subjection; a religious mendi- 
 cant. 
 
 Oijqs^ yatha, ad^'. As, according, 
 to, to the extent of. ad/. 
 Usual, customary; also o^qro. 
 
 oJosp"3qjr yathartha, s. Truth, 
 verity, ndj. True, real. adv. 
 Truly, really. -^^ simplicity. 
 
 oSo-^k^A yathastige, s. Truth- 
 fulness, veracity. 
 
 0Jjq3?)Aj >B yathasthiti, adj. As 
 before, as it was. 2. true, 
 certain. .y.Usual state; truth, 
 fact. 
 
 odo^^e^ , ojo^e^yathecca, yathe- 
 shta'f ^^". Agreeably to wish 
 or desire, as required, as 
 wished. 2. ample. 
 
 oJodo^JS^^ yamaloka, s. The in- 
 fernal regions. 
 
 o;Jo s^oF^F yamarge, see <o-rfo&^. 
 
 c^o^o yame, s. Yama the god of 
 the infernal regions and judge 
 of departed souls. 
 
 oSsiZjCi^ yavanci, see io^cEa. 
 
 aJj^N yavana, s. Greece. 2. see 
 ccio'^^?^. cxio^^S the Greeks. 
 
 ojj=CT yaksha, s. A demi-god, 
 attendant on Kubera. 
 
 oio-S- , cjo^ £i yakshi, yakshini, ^. 
 
 A sort of female fiend, at- 
 tached to the service of 
 Durgi, and frequently main- 
 taining, like a fairy, inter- 
 course with mortals. — 8p3i?2 
 worship of these spirits. — -sSjc^ 
 a magical charm. 
 
 0^^ ya, conj. Or. adr. Other- 
 wise. 
 
 o^-i)7\ yaga, ^. A sacrifice. 
 
 odJS2i=^ yacake, s. A beggar, 
 mendicant. 
 
 ^1)7^^ yajake, s. A priest, any 
 ofiiciating Brahmun who con- 
 ducts any part of a sacrifice. 
 Jo^-^^ yata, s. An engine for 
 drawing water. 
 
 ol5e)^?5 yatane, s. Pain, agony. 
 2. the pains of hell. 
 
 oi5-a J yatre, s. Pilgrimage. 2. 
 see 3^^^- 's^^— pilgrimage to 
 Benares. ^?^^- pilgrimage 
 to a holy place for bathing, 
 eU. -^ ^^??-o), --sSo^o^^ to go 
 on pilgrimage. 
 
 ^^DHDrf^ yadastij, s. A memo- 
 randum, note. 
 
 033 a) ^^ yan^, pron. I. cdj?>?;D is 
 it I? ajji)?2e I myself. o3oo^ 
 to me. oSoo=5^o^o we. o3jo;^4 
 mine. oSo?^ my. o3o?i^ me. 
 
 0334)S^ yalni, ^V^//. of surprise. 
 
 06^^3^, o;53^sJrj^ yavatti^, ya- 
 vastij, s. The whole. ^^■. 
 Whole, entire. 
 
 0^, oSis yi, yij -^^^ "^^^^-^ ^^- 
 
 ginning zvith these letters see 
 under <^. ^/2^ ^- 
 
ajjo=^ yukta 
 
 574 
 
 oSjs^A yogi 
 
 ojoo^ yukta, adj. Right, fit, 
 proper. 2. possessed of, en- 
 dowed with, as virtue, quali- 
 ties, etc. 
 
 OJoo^ yukti, s. Fitness, pro- 
 priety. 2. an excellent ex- 
 pedient, happy thought. 3. 
 advice, counsel. ^a^oSo, — -^o 
 ^ a schemer, contriver, ^'o— 
 a bad contrivance, foolish 
 device. — ^r^^) to suggest 
 an expedient. — -^i^^Ov^^ to 
 contrive. 
 
 ojoorl yuga, ^. An age of the 
 world, of which four are 
 enumerated, namely, ^^g)^— 
 the primeval or golden age. 
 ^e^s— the second or silver 
 ^g^- C3sj^^^- the third or 
 brass age. =5^e3— the fourth 
 or iron age. — siXiio^ the 
 shape 6?/' state of any thing 
 to change. 
 
 a5oone)oj yugantra, s. Change 
 of ages; another age of the 
 world. 
 
 aJoon-^a yugadi, s. The new 
 year's day. 
 
 0J0v5><^ 6 yudhishthire, s. Dhar- 
 maraya, the eldest of the 
 Pandu princes. 
 
 ojoocj yuddha, s. War, battle, 
 conflict. 
 
 o;l)osJ yuva, s. The ninth year 
 in the Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 adj. Young, youthful. 
 
 o2j ye, see the remark tender obo. 
 
 o3oo^2005)oD^ yekk^balyari^, j. A 
 
 species of shark. 
 oSj=^^br1ob^ yekkerigant^, s. 
 
 Consecrated money. 
 
 o3o3^, o5o2^o2oo, o5jCi3^ yeda, ye- 
 dambu, yedattu, see cx^ot^. 2. 
 see odoT^o20o. 
 
 o3jc^05Jj, o5jd^ yeduma, yedma, 
 
 see oDP®. . 
 o3jdrjc)C3 yerasara, see ^oz:7>Ti. 
 oSosJd yevura, ^^^ ^^^• 
 o3o^o^ yelampu, see e^osoo. 
 
 o3o^^^D® yekanali, i". Indiges- 
 tion. 
 
 oSoerl yega, ^^<^ oSjsoX. 
 
 o3-^0 yeli, see oi?5. 
 
 o3^^<^, yeshti, s. A white gar- 
 ment with coloured borders 
 worn by males. 
 
 o3«^?oo yesu, s. Jesus. 
 
 o3j5^ yo, eV/^'. of surprise. 
 
 o3Je)^ri yoga, ^. Junction, con- 
 nexion, combination, associ- 
 ation, conflux. 2. a religious 
 and abstract meditation. 3. 
 lucky conjuncture; c/. ^^^Ts. 
 —9^0^ meditating abstract- 
 edly or deeply. 
 
 o3JS^r(2i yogaja, ^. Wonder, sur- 
 prise. 
 
 o3js^A yogi, s. A devotee, as- 
 cetic. 2. one who performs 
 worldly actions and cere- 
 monies without regard to 
 their results, and keeps his 
 mind fixed upon Brahma 
 
oSj^erj,^ yogya 
 
 DTD 
 
 loU ranja 
 
 ^ alone. 3. one devoted to 
 abstract meditation. 
 
 o3J5^r(^ yogya, adj. Fit, proper, 
 worthy, suitable. 3. power- 
 ful, able, capable. —^ ability, 
 merit, fitness, suitability. 
 -efS fitly, worthily. 
 
 oSjs^s^fS yocane, s. Thought, re- 
 flection, deliberation. 2. anx- 
 iety, concern. 
 
 oS^^u;?^ yojana, s. A distance of 
 about ten 07- twelve miles. 
 
 o3j3^^ yoni, s. The vulva ; womb. 
 2. place or site of birth or 
 production in general. There 
 are four kind of oSjse^, z'lz. ^o 
 ^3d oviparous, eroa^gi sprout- 
 ing. ;6j^?:i3i engendered by 
 sweat, steam or vapour, as 
 insects and worms. 3;iroo:ijoai 
 viviparous. 
 
 oi3^^^ youvana, s. Youth, viril- 
 ity, manhood, adj. Juvenile ; 
 also 3i^^?5. 
 
 cj ra, The fortieth letter of the 
 alphabet. 
 
 do'S' ranka, s. A large ladle or 
 spoon. 2. a measure of fluids 
 equal to about twelve rupees 
 in weight. 
 
 do A^, don rang^, ranga, s. Paint, 
 colour, tint, dye. 2. dancing, 
 acting, singing, elc. 3. plea- 
 sure. 4. a place. — ^s- wor- 
 shipping an idol with illumi- 
 nations and sweet offerings. 
 — ■sSooWsij the ornamented hall 
 of an idol; the place in 
 which a king sits at a public 
 levee. —'do-R'^ a very nice 
 person. —'^€> , — srod, see "do-Rj^^ 
 e3. — ?j <s). — ^ s;* the place be- 
 fore an assembly in which 
 actors, elc, perform, "rfr®- a 
 battle-field, ■dcj^h^ to sound 
 sweetly to the ear. — soDiioa 
 to paint; to please, delight. 
 
 R 
 
 dortri) rang^ani, s. A child's play, 
 thing. 
 
 dorlcl rangaue, see -doosA 
 
 dor;?o^ rangasale, see Aoqi?dsd. 
 
 don«)?i rangani, see i^oArf. 
 
 do?^J5^e3 rangole, s. Ornamenting 
 the entrance and floor of a 
 house with white sand or 
 chalk. 
 
 do2Sfl rannane, s. Fascination, 
 enchantment, captivation, be- 
 witchment. —-^0^^^ to cap- 
 tivate. 
 
 do2^ ranJa, see Sodt. 
 
 doE^=^ ranjaka, adj. Charming, 
 agreeable, s. Colouring, dy- 
 ing. 2. a stimulus, an inciter 
 of affection. — e?5 agreeably. 
 
 Ootct=ff ranjake, s. A charming 
 man. 
 
 doidc^ ranjana, s. Colouring. 2. 
 gladdening. 
 
6oZ^ ranji 
 
 576 
 
 Cm raga 
 
 do3uD*' rarijir^, see So^b. 
 doz3^^ ranjipuni (^o^fo), z', a. 
 
 To gladden, please, v. 7i. To 
 
 be glad, pleased. 
 CozEd ranjele, s. A charmer. 
 doeJOc^ rantuni, see ^£^0'^^. 
 do(^ randi, ^. A fretful woman. 
 
 2. a whore. 3. see ■dozf. 
 dod rande, s. A widow. 2. an 
 
 abusive term ; also '6o'&^>:i:io'&. 
 doC3'93$jc^ randavuni, c, v. {of^o 
 ^oj) To make or cause to 
 importune, tease. 
 dodo^ randuni (^o^), v, a. To 
 crave, importune, tease, dun. 
 -^ 2. to beseech, entreat. 
 idodo^ randelu, s. Begging, en- 
 treating. 
 dog^, do2^ randra, randhra, s. A 
 hole, fissure, cavity. 
 -/do^ rampi, s. A shoemaker's 
 
 knife. 
 4dos3 rampe, .?. An eye-lid. 
 do^'e)^ ramponi, i\ A large cast- 
 ing net. 
 >/doWc)dJ5l3, doS32)6J5li rambaruti, 
 rambaroti, 5-. Clamour, out- 
 cry. 2. diffusion, extension. 
 
 3. squandering, dissipating. 
 €955 -doejc-djaB ^os;*oi.?i to cry 
 bitterly. 83^r5 TJoe^T^.^fe^ e?^^ 
 to be scattered, thrown about. 
 
 to spread, publish abroad. 
 do23, do2^ rambe, rambhe, s. 
 ' A celestial courte/an. 2. 
 
 a beautiful woman. -fssu?? 
 
 dancing. 
 
 Jdo2p'5)"cJ, doep^Dj^eJ rambhata, 
 rambharuti, see Tiosas^Jjay. 
 ds*' raki^, s. Guard, guarding. 
 
 utJ^^^d ra'iuvale, s. A guard, 
 watch, keeper. 
 
 d^rl rakane, ^^^ "^fx^- 
 
 d^dj^ d^s^^oj rakam^, rakamu, 
 .$•. The whole quantity; whole- 
 sale. 
 
 d^ rakka, ^^^ '^^%' 
 
 d^Ds rakkane, .y^^ ^t>,^- 
 
 d=CT,rO rakkasi, J. A giantess. 
 
 C=a,?2 rakkase, ^. A giant. 
 
 XT 
 
 d=^ rakke, j. A charm, amulet; 
 c/. Tj^. 2. anything very 
 thin or light. 
 
 C^ rakta, ^. Blood, adj. Bloody; 
 crimson. ~^^ scurvy. — ^ 
 ^o^, — ^?^ bloody urine, 
 hematuria. ~^t^f crimson 
 colour. — sD^ a rheumatic 
 swelling of the veins, -'^s^ 
 a martyr; martyrdom. — ?^^ 
 the bloody flux. 
 
 d^zSjS^s;^ raktaboia, s. Myrrh, 
 aloes. [cloth. 
 
 C^_^o^od raktambara, s. A rod 
 
 d^^ ^ raktakshi, s. The fifty- 
 
 — =• ^^ 
 
 eighth year in the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 
 d'^.p^d raktesvari, s. A female 
 
 demon so called. 
 0<aJ5^^ rakhvale, see^i^^^- 
 :ir,::)T^, ra^ara^a, ^.'//". Beautiful, 
 handsome, pretty, -djscd a 
 nice picture. — -dod a beau- 
 tiful female, belle. 
 
.n raff a 
 
 577 
 
 d^ rata 
 
 XjTi^ ragale, s. Gabble, inco- 
 herent talk. 2. a confused 
 state of things. 3. trouble, 
 bother, annoyance. — crooSo a 
 gabbler, prater. — S soja-do?) 
 to be in a confused state; 
 to be involved in troubles. 
 —tSo^^^ to trouble. 
 
 t>7\^ ragta, see t^^. 
 
 d^o raghu, s. The name of a 
 sovereign of Ayodhya. 2. a 
 hero. 
 
 ds^cS racane, s. Literary compo- 
 sition. 2. making or prepar- 
 ing anything. — •sii'^o^?), -dziTio^ 
 to compose, write; to make, 
 fabricate. 
 
 oz^ cl raccane, see "c^^s?- 
 
 d2§ racce, ^. The thorny rind 
 of a jack fruit. -^^ ^^oi 
 to fly from alarm. 
 
 dtij, deE raja, raje, s. Leave of 
 absence; permission. 2. a 
 holiday. 
 
 d2Ji2!^^d rajatapitha, s. A silver 
 throne of the god Krushna at 
 Udapi. 2. a name of Udapi. 
 
 ^•u^A rajaputre, s. A Rajpoot. 
 
 ^nz^o^A, diidoa?^ rajabandige, 
 rajavantige, ^. A compromise, 
 composition. _t5js;^j^^, — t^S 
 §eS;ds4^ to compromise a mat- 
 ter in dispute, to settle ami- 
 cably. 
 
 dt32)d^ rajaraptu, s. Absence on 
 leave. -e?lb^ to be absent 
 on leave. 
 
 dt^o rajju, s. A rope, cord. 
 
 ahf, rattu, s. Sacking, canvas. 
 
 tb^^^ rattavuni, c v. (^/^"^^^ 
 ^)) To strike or kindle fire. 
 2. to raise, as dust. 3. to 
 shed, as blood. 4. to scatter. 
 
 Tj\^:>.^ rattuni p^), 7/. n. To 
 splash, as mud. 2. to rise, 
 as dust. 3- to fly, run away. 
 4. to be scattered. 
 
 d^, ratte, s. The arm. 
 
 dj| rade, s. Retreat, flight. —^ 
 ij3^r®o^ to run away, back- 
 slide. 
 /dca^ raddi^, num. Two. -35? 
 ^c3Df a pregnant woman. 
 —oDo^so^, _c3^4^ to betray, be 
 treacherous. Zjo'&^ -dS ^rS.^ 
 to exaggerate, misrepresent. 
 ZjcA^ TJ5^ ^os;^o^^ to improve, 
 better, as one's fortune; to 
 break, as a vessel, etc. 
 J^di^ raddano, a^ij. Second. 2. 
 middling. 
 
 dra rana, s. Battle, war. —^^^ 
 a war trumpet, horn. — 8iJj3.so, 
 —•doolie;, — "doA, — dDSDOAr© a 
 battle-field. -s?^, -^j^tS a 
 valiant hero. — ^?a a run- 
 away, coward. 
 
 ^£d6£^ ranarana, s. The glare or 
 heat of the sun. 
 
 dcoi)rl ranagra, s. The front of 
 a battle; a sanguinary battle. 
 —■^^^?i to fight. 
 
 d;^o*' ratalix, ^. A weight, one 
 pound or forty tolas. 
 
 49 
 
io rati 
 
 578 
 
 CSj rava 
 
 jj3 rati, -S". The wife of C lipid. 
 2. passion, desire. 3. sport, 
 dalliance. 4. a weight, one- 
 eighth of a pagoda, used 
 in weighing diamonds and 
 emeralds. — -S^^z? dalliance, 
 sexual intercourse. — ^^ 
 Cupid. -=^J3Z3D^^ to enlarge, 
 to make much of a trifle. 
 
 dasj ratipa, ^. Increase, multi- 
 plying. — ^js"rfo^ to put or 
 join together. 
 
 Tj^-t ratipe, s. A wittj man. 
 
 d^. ratna, ^. A jewel, gem. ?^^^ 
 the nine kinds of precious 
 stones. --=5^o80<9 a fine sort of 
 rug used to sleep on, etc. 
 
 d^rio^) ratnagandhi, s. The 
 Barbadoes flower-fence, Ccbs- 
 alpinia pulcherrima. 
 
 d^rts^r ratnagarbhe, s. Kubera 
 the god of wealth. n^i^^A^r 
 the ocean; the earth. 
 
 dqi ratha, s. A car, carriage, 
 chariot. -£A)^^, -dz^e^^ the 
 festivity of a car drawn in 
 procession. ■dcjrciS.^je^o® ascend- 
 ing a car. 
 
 da^ rathike, s. A charioteer. 
 2. an able man. 
 
 dD^, tti-^ raddu, raddu, s. Re- 
 peal, cancelment, rejection. 
 adj. Null, void, -eylb^, -dcsi^Sj^ 
 to be repealed, cancelled ; to 
 be void. -^s?j^?) to abrogate, 
 abolish, cancel, revoke, re- 
 ject. 
 
 C?dd?^ ranarana, see Tjc.^-d?d, 
 Osj^d^' rapi^rap^, s. Drubbing, 
 
 cudgeling; beating soundly. 
 
 ^s3D^o^ to beat in this 
 
 way. 
 ddi, rappa, s. A noise of beating; 
 
 slapping suddenly ; also "d^^. 
 
 _5>)^o^ to beat suddenly, give 
 
 a violent blow. 
 do^ rappu, ^. Darning, -sra^l^^, 
 
 —•^d^^^ to darn. 
 D^^ raphtu, ^. Export. a*^o5- 
 
 import and export; sailing 
 
 of a vessel to and fro. -^ 
 
 t^ to be exported, --rfo^o^a 
 
 to export. 
 deo?o rabasa, see t^^i^. 
 t^od ramani, s. A woman, wife, 
 
 mistress. 2. an agreeable 
 
 woman. -d^pSeocJo beautiful, 
 
 pleasing. 
 ds^jfl ramane, ^. A husband. 
 d^j^^i, d^o;=oj^ramipuiii,rami- 
 
 suni ("d^, -d^ocJ), V. a. To 
 
 associate ; to copulate with. 
 ds^jn ramya, adj. Pleasing, de- 
 
 lightful, agreeable, charming. 
 
 — ^^ a delightful garden. 
 
 — sroiin charming music. 
 do5ji rayite, ^^^ ^^^. 
 Jds^=^ ravake, s. A bodice. 
 dd^^ravalava, s. Ardent attach- 
 ment, devotedness to some 
 
 object or pursuit. 2. strong 
 
 excitement. 
 dd?o ravasa, s. Speed, velocity. 
 
 2. a loud, rattling sound. 
 
dS3^ rava 
 
 579 
 
 Oc)=D^ raka 
 
 d^c)^?C)0^ ravanisuni (i^ss^j^fo), 
 7'. a. To send, forward, des- 
 patch. 
 
 dS3a!N r^vane, s. Sending, des- 
 patching. ^Tio^^^ to send, 
 despatch. 
 
 d^ ravi, s. The sun. -^oo-rfe; 
 the solar disk. 
 
 dsS rave, ^.Molasses, syrup. 2: a 
 ^ small particle of anything, 
 grit, groat, s/a small shot. 
 
 d^^a rasidi, ^. A receipt. 
 
 d?v) rasa, ^\ Flavour, taste. 2. 
 taste, sentiment, emotion, as 
 an object of composition. 3. 
 affection of the mind, passion. 
 
 4. juice, exudation, liquid. 
 
 5. a mineral or metallic salt. 
 
 6. quicksilver, -^'o^^.ftj crude 
 calomel. -&^% see -^i^- 
 — ■rfjscxio^, see "didscdoF^. _8ot-5 a 
 kind of plantains. 
 
 ti<-^ rasane, s. The tongue. 
 
 d?U"30ojc^ rasayana, s. A dainty. 
 2. medicine in a state of fluid, 
 elixir. 3. chemistry. 
 
 dXS35d rasavada, .^. Alchimy. 
 
 d?j^o^ rasali^, see ^^5;^^. 
 
 drki^rasika, adj. Tasteful, agree- 
 able, sociable, sensible, full 
 of good sense, -^-d^js^ an 
 agreeable man; a sensible 
 man. — s3^i^ an agreeable 
 speech. 
 
 dr:^a rasldi, see ■d?)?a. 
 
 d?5^^^ rasoli, s. A kind of 
 plantains. 
 
 d?j^D, do;?^§ rastari, rastali s. 
 A fine, soft kind of sugar- 
 cane; also ^i^y ^oeoor. 
 
 d^ raste, s. k road, way, path. 
 
 d3oC3?)0 rahadari, ^. A passport; 
 an intimation to a village 
 officer to provide a traveller 
 with necessary supplies. — "^ 
 ^^^^ to issue a passport. 
 
 d35?co rahasya, adj. Private, 
 secret, s. A secret, mystery. 
 — d zj^t^ a secret word. 
 
 d^e)0 rahari, ^. Pleasing. 
 
 d3ol rahite, see T^^i. 
 
 d^ =^ rakshake, s. A saviour, pro- 
 tector; a guardian. 
 
 d=a^fl rakshane, s. Salvation, 
 redemption; saving, protect- 
 ing. — •s^o'^o^^ to save. 
 
 d^ ?o rakshase, ^^^ ^'^^• 
 
 d-S-^^, d:§-?oo?) rakshipuni, ra- 
 kshisuni (d^^^, ^t^.^)^ ^- ^- To 
 save, protect, defend. 
 
 d=^ rakshe, ^. Preserving, pro- 
 tectmg, saving. 2. a talis- 
 man, amulet, charm. 59ca~ 
 a jacket, coat. sjd3<_ a pair 
 of shoes. --^0^0^^ to charm. 
 
 D"So^o^ rankuni (^c^), v. n. To 
 adulterate. 
 
 De)5^ rak^, see s?^^. 
 
 Da)^ei, D^^<a, d-^^oIj rakati, ra- 
 kadi, rakuti, s. A circular 
 ornamented plate of gold, 
 worn by females on their top- 
 knot. 
 
 as=5^?o rakase, see -^"i^- 
 
 49* 
 
Dj)-or raki 
 
 580 
 
 D?)^ radi 
 
 D^^, D^=^ raki, rake, see ^^^. 
 
 ■Q-^T\ raga, ^. Tune, music, sing- 
 ing. 2. mental affection in 
 general, as joy, sorrow, pas- 
 sion. 3. envy. ^.see "dcK. 
 — z2^?si envy and hatred. — ^:ra 
 . 0#, ~-^y^€^z:i ^k5-R an Organ 
 or pianoforte. — "^o^On^^), — ■^^ 
 4^^ to sing. 
 7ddA ragi, ^. The common grain 
 ragi, Eleusine coracana. —"d 
 T^c^^ ragi gruel. 
 
 Di)^^ raja, adj. Royal, denoting 
 excellence or eminence. 2. 
 chief, supreme, -escssr©, see 
 T:s8diDc83re. — ^sodor a public 
 affair. — ^oa a carbuncle. 
 -^^ kingship. ^^liciF duty 
 incumbent on a king. — ?^o) 
 a capital, metropolis. —^^B 
 politics. — s^sS^ •Ds3d^je)f:jnT:ssSe 
 ^? kingly in respect, rever- 
 ence, and wealth; a respect- 
 ful mode of address. — 83ea, 
 — "EdjeJAF a highway. — cd^eX 
 royalty, royal dignity. ~7!i^ 
 a royal assembly or court. 
 -^ocso a pulmonary con- 
 suniption. 
 
 De)ti(§ rajane, s. The core of a 
 bamboo. 
 
 D"32=!rj^, C"5)2^;^ rajas^ji, rajasa, s. 
 The predominence of passion, 
 pride, arrogance, presump- 
 tion or anger. 
 
 De)23:)cecc3 lajannana, ^. The 
 court-yard of a palace. 
 
 Dc>t3€)£J, Dc)23"3liri lajata, rajati- 
 
 ge, s. Intermeddling; boast- 
 ing. 2. royalty. 
 D'3Z3 raji, s. A compromise or 
 adjustment of differences. 
 
 2. reconciliation, pacification. 
 
 3. pleasure, good will. adj. 
 Contented, satisfied, agreed, 
 pleased, willing. — =5^20je)e5 a 
 written agreement to a com- 
 promise. —?ro^ a deed of com- 
 promise of matters in dispute; 
 resignation of an employment. 
 ^^h^ to come to terms, be 
 compromised or adjusted; to 
 consent, agree, -ooedj^^ ta 
 like, be willing; to be on 
 good terms. -??jatr^ to re- 
 sign, as an employment or 
 post, --sli^o^o) to compromise, 
 reconcile. 
 
 D-323?j^ rajisi;, adj. Manufec- 
 tured by Rodgers, as a knife. 
 
 Ds)^ raje, s. A king, sovereign, 
 prince, -^m^— an emperor, 
 great king; a nobleman. 
 
 T2^'i»k, T^D'i^^h rajesri, rajesri, 
 see under "cds^. 
 
 DD^^od rajendre,^. An emperor, 
 king of kings. 
 
 Dc)tic rajya, s. A government, 
 kingdom, province, country. 
 2. the administration of go- 
 vernment. — 2pD"d rule, govern- 
 ment. 
 
 De)^ rats, see <W)65. 
 
 x^-^T^ rad^, see e^S. 
 
 Oe)^ radi, adj. Foul, turbid. 
 
Dc)sl rade 
 
 581 
 
 D"30 rari 
 
 cszl rade, see ?roi§. 
 
 curs rana, s. Brightness. 2. ^^£: 
 
 D«)rJ rani, ^. A queen. 
 
 Dsr^o ranya, ^. An army. 2. a 
 low class of Pariahs; also 
 U5)r®o^. — crooSo a man belong- 
 ing to this class. 
 
 D'^^s;^, o^lo^ ratals, ratel^, see 
 
 ■6^6. 
 
 D«)A, D^i, ratri, ratre, s. Night. 
 ©qsr-, ^T^o_, •rfj:;io- midnight. 
 —7j^6 night and day^ — e^jse 
 3i?3 the Lord's Supper. ^^ 
 TO^K, -c^^^s^^S by night, 
 before daybreak. ■c;)^uDj7^e 
 e?o3o 80^ 5 ^eo3o he came and 
 went away before daybreak. 
 
 D€)C5^ radu, s, A way ; <^. ^s^^- 
 
 D^n'sD radari, ^^^ •rf^css. 
 
 DeJSCis)^^ rapavuni, c. v. {of ^4 
 o)) To make or cause to fly. 
 2. to blow up. 
 
 Udh'^ rapini, see irosg^. 
 
 D^^ rapu, s. Lustre, splendour, 
 effulgence. 2. beauty, come- 
 liness. 3. pride, arrogance, 
 haughtiness. — csdoSo a proud 
 man. t^^^Ti— pride of money. 
 Voe)^^ rapuni (^), v. n.^o fly. 
 v2.to leap, jump, skip. 3. to 
 behave haughtily. 
 
 ^De)S^o rama, s. see t^d^o. adj. Of 
 ^r pertaining to Rama. —^j?>^, 
 — 20c63 Hanumanta, the faith- 
 ful messenger of Rama. — ssd 
 ■^^ Rama's monkey-troops. 
 
 -2^33^3 Rama's arrow, which 
 had the peculiar property of 
 hitting the mark and then 
 returning to the quiver; a 
 kind of fire-work. — -osSo a 
 term of salutation among the 
 Hindus. -s3d^^ a faithful 
 promise. 
 
 ^■ss^os^ ramacca, s. The cuscus 
 grass, Andropogon murica- 
 tum, 
 
 De)SJJ?)OJor3 ramayana, s. The 
 epic poem, containing the 
 history of Rama. ©^rocj^-, 
 ojds3^_, 2TOe^— , s3De5^?^— are 
 some of the works on the same 
 subject. 
 
 DDSJ^rad^ ramarakta, .?. Bleed- 
 ing profusely. 
 
 Dc)do rame, s. Rama, the seventh 
 incarnation of Vishnu. 
 
 D"5)^o^^d ramesvara, s. The cele- 
 brated place of pilgrimage 
 in Madura. 
 
 osojo, D-3o3o raya, raye, s. An 
 honorific afiix to the names 
 of Brahmans, ^/^. 2.aTahsil- 
 dar. 3. see to^. 
 
 DDOdo2^c)D rayabhari, s. An am- 
 bassador, envoy. 
 
 D^c:Jo6 rayare, s. The moon. 
 
 cso^o^o rayasa, s. A letter ad- 
 dressed by a sovereign or a 
 spiritual guide to his subjects 
 or followers. — 20-5b^ to write 
 or address such a letter. 
 
 De)D rari, s. Cheerfulness, ani- 
 mation, good spirits. — <:a)4^ 
 
0^0 rali 
 
 82 
 
 )o;53^ riya 
 
 ^ to be cheerful or in good 
 
 spirits. 
 D«)0 rali, see ^^. 
 Dc)S3^ ravi^, see ^oio. 
 o«)^-S- ravaki, sec t^tS^. 
 
 D5)SJr3, DD^cl ravana, ravane, J. 
 The king of Lanka or Ceylon, 
 who was destroyed by Rama ; 
 
 also Tj;>T^6^^^-3. 
 
 u^zi6, De)d53n ravale, ravalye, s. 
 
 A greedy man. 
 U^^ ravu, see i>scdo. 2. see 
 
 DcJSji ravute, ^. A horseman, 
 trooper. 
 Vq-ssJ^ ravuni, .y^^ ^j^o). 
 J Dc)d rave, i". Syrup made of 
 sugarcane juice. 
 
 Oe)^ rasi, s. A heap, quantity. 
 2. abundance, plenty. 3. a 
 sign of the zodiac; a month. 
 —^^ a crowd of people. — ^^ 
 a grand festival. eiTJ—, ©£^i:j_ 
 ^r ^-d-, and ca)^jcxSo_ are dif- 
 ferent positions of constella- 
 tions interpreted in astrology. 
 — o?^?i to consult astrology 
 about one's fortune. — s^dcI:^ 
 to pile, heap up. 
 
 DeJSJo rasya, see -d^^n. 
 
 D;)S^, rashtra, s. An inhabited 
 country, realm or region. 
 ^^^)— the Mahratta country. 
 
 De)3d>) rahu, ^. The ascending 
 node or caput draconis. 3. a 
 sudden fit of apoplexy or 
 
 paralysis. 4. a curse, depre- 
 cation. 5. voracity, ravenous- 
 ness. — 2!)§^ Elceocarpus 
 dicera. — "s^joso the diurnal 
 situation of the ascending 
 node; a fierce countenance. 
 —^\}>^^^^ —t^t^^ to be voraci- 
 ous. — ^D^o^ to be seized 
 with a sudden fit of apoplexy 
 or paralysis. 
 
 D^joji rahute, see u^^^. 
 
 D"5)^ rala, s. Pitch, resin. 
 
 De)=^ fi rakshase, s. An evil spirit, 
 giant, demon, fiend. 
 
 D=a^2u^ rikabii, s. A stirrup. 
 
 02s5 rija, s. Punishment. — ^js^^^o) 
 to chastise, punish. 
 
 D^^DOOo ritlekayi, ^^^ ?^o6^03o. 
 
 CO 
 
 D3 riti, ^. Taste, relish, sweet- 
 ness, adj. Palatable, savoury. 
 -efb^ to be tasteful; to re- 
 lish, like, -cxis^^^ to have a 
 relish for. — si)ao^, -iL^t^ to 
 acquire a taste for ; to attract 
 one's attention. — ^^^i to 
 taste, try. 
 
 0^0 ritu, see -do^. 
 
 0?2 rippe, see -5^. 2..y^^ ^o5. 
 
 Das:^3*, Ooi3-5)«B, D0i3!)03j>Briya- 
 ti^, riyati, riyayiti, s. Remis- 
 sion, abatement, as of re- 
 venue. 2. lenity, moderation, 
 forbearance. —5 ?icisx)4oi to 
 treat leniently, as one's sub- 
 ordinates. _^j^o^?) to abate 
 in a demand, to be lenient 
 in enforcing a penalty, etc. 
 
DS3"3 riva 
 
 583 
 
 do a ruta 
 
 S^Dc! rivaji, s. Custoai, usage 
 
 practice. 
 Olsi rishi, see ^o^. 
 a?73^^ risalij, see f^,5;ds6. 
 0^^ rik^, s. A mystical prayer. 
 D^sB riti, .?. Usage, custom, 
 
 practice. 2. method, way, 
 
 manner. 
 D^^^ riniji, ^^^ ■^>^^- 
 Oe^ ripu, s. A reaper, lathe. 
 djod, dooc^o, doo^ runda, rundu, 
 
 runde, s. A skull. 2. the head 
 
 severed from the body. -■^Ji>e3 
 
 a necklace of skulls. -J^f^eo 
 
 75<yD 80o"rfo3o he will not yield 
 
 even at the risk of his head. 
 doo(^d3Jo2^o©r rundarapanjurli, 
 
 s. A demon so called. 
 djoC3^6, dJoC3-5)^^ rundare, run- 
 
 davana, see -^^cx^-^^. 
 doons), :^oo^ runda, rundi, ^. 
 
 Width, breadth, adj. Broad. 
 dooqS, doo^rundha,rundhi,^. The 
 
 grave of a Svami. 
 djo2Ca)5 rumbadhi, s. The front 
 
 of a- crowd. 
 Coce3fi)C) rumbali, 5. The name 
 
 of a tribe. 
 djo23-s^^ rumbavuni, c. v. {of 
 
 •doceoorj) To make or cause to 
 
 strip off, pluck off. 
 4 dooe.o rumbu, .y.^Galloping, run- 
 ^ ning with speed. 2Vstripping, 
 
 plucking. — ^wo^oi, — ^^S 20e3 
 
 s^a to decamp, take to one's 
 
 heels. 
 v^doozoo^ rumbuni (^oo^), r.^. To 
 
 strip off, pluck off, as leaves 
 from a stalk. 
 doocjj, do 02^0 rumbha, rumbhu, 
 
 ^^^ "do O 200. 
 
 doodo rumma, adv. With vio- 
 lence, -i^^o,^ to shoot (?r 
 throw with violence. 
 ^doosdoo^ rummuni i;^^^^ v. n. 
 To move hastily. 2. see ^^o 
 
 200^. 
 
 do-a-^r?!, doh^cJ rukmini, rugmini, 
 .y. The first wife of Krushna. 
 
 ^i^-dd^'S, rugruje, s. One beginning 
 to learn the Yedas. 
 
 :ijf<^z^ rugvsda, s. The first of 
 the four Vedas. 
 
 do2^ ruci, s. Taste, relish, sweet- 
 ness; c/. 5B. 
 
 d023, ^^ti^ ruji, ruju, s. A signa- 
 ture. 2. proof; ^to -doSioTOi. 
 3. assent, admission. adj. 
 True. -e?^a to be proved: 
 to be brought home to; to be 
 convicted. -s:^^c^ to sign. 
 —■^0^0.^ to prove. 
 
 :^:iU, rutti, see ^j^^. 
 
 dors runa, ^. Debt, obligation. 
 _3jJ)^^ the sin of indebtedness. 
 _20jsyo?), _?icrfo?) to discharge 
 a debt. doj^jaWo eojado?) to be 
 indebted or under obligation. 
 4(>8 ?dj5cT^e;D "dor© tjjt^cS the 
 cremation of a person's re- 
 mains cannot cancel his debt. 
 
 c^^ ruta, s. Improvement, 
 bettering, turning to good 
 account; 9^^^- 2.see^^- -^ 
 h^ to be improved ; to prosper. 
 
do;^o rutu 
 
 584 
 
 t^JtZ^ rupu 
 
 — -^j^o^^ to improve, make pro- 
 ductive 07" profitable. 
 
 do;^o rutu, s. A season. 2. the 
 menses. ■^?jo;^_, T^esct— , ^^^— , 
 
 ■ ^■rfS^, oo^o'sSo;^— , §)^"d_ are the 
 six seasons of a year. 
 
 dog) rudra, adj. Pertaining to 
 ^od). 2. parched, hot, dried. 
 — ^l?^j a cemetery; parched 
 land. — TOojoo apoplexy. 
 
 donc)>^, Oo^^.-S-, doc3-5),=^ rudra- 
 
 V-^'v^' V^^'UJV C*-«l\ 
 
 ksha, rudrakshi, rudrakshe, .y. 
 The berries of the Elxocarpus 
 lanceolatus. — ;^"rf, ~-^j^6 a 
 rosary made with its berries. 
 dog^ rudri, s. One of the six 
 Brahmans who take part in 
 performing the sacrifice of 
 
 Odje)A. 
 
 dod rudre, s. Siva, the disper- 
 
 ser of tears of mortals. 2. a 
 
 demi-god. 
 dop6.©^C3^ Orudhirodgari, s. The 
 
 fifty-seventh year in the 
 
 Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 do55^oSj, do 53-^ rupayi, rupai, s. 
 
 A rupee. 
 dosio^djs^s:;* rum^rum^, j". A 
 
 whirling sound, as of wind 
 
 blowing violently. —7^^ 83? 
 
 Sio^ wind to blow violently. 
 do^JSG^ rumal^, ^. A turban. 
 
 2. a handkercliief. 
 Cocdoo ruyya, ^^Z^'. Noisily, with 
 
 noise. 
 dooSj, do^ ruyi, ruvi, s. A pic. 
 
 do^, do<2^ rusi, rushi, j. A s 
 saint. 
 
 dj?C)jo, do;^osJc^ rusum, rusum^, 
 s. Fees, remuneration. 3. 
 lawyer's fees. ' 
 
 djsdri, dwQ^?^ rudane, rudige, s. 
 Laying out in profitable in- 
 vestments, turning to good 
 account, as money. — -^^o^Ov^^ 
 to invest money profitably. 
 
 dJS^, dJ5§ rudi,rudhi,j". Custom, 
 practice. — e?b^ to be ac- 
 customed, come into use, be 
 established. ~^s>::>^^^ a custom 
 to prevail ; to be in use. 
 
 ts^^T^:^'^ rudhisuni (■^j3c)!o), v. a. 
 To improve, turn to profit; 
 to establish. 
 ^dJSsJ rupa, s. Form, figure, 
 shape; an image, reflection, 
 or resemblance of any real 
 object. 2. beauty. 3. declen- 
 sion, conjugation. — •s5o^ a 
 beautiful man. —"^^ a beauti- 
 ful female. --sSj^^o^^ to form, 
 shape, model. 
 
 dJ?) o3'3o^ rupantra, s. Change of 
 shape or figure, transfor- 
 mation, transfiguration. 
 
 dX' SOD 05 J rupayi, see -do^osx 
 
 dJSS3"sdJ5^ ruparupu, see t^-s^ 
 
 ^J^h^ rupita, s. Economy, fruga- 
 lity, adj. Economical. — 7^t5 
 a frugal man. —-^c)^^^ to 
 maiin^e economically. 
 
 dJSo.?C^^ rupisuni (o.^l^), :'. a. 
 To sketch, form, shape, model. 
 2. to describe. 
 ^ OSZ^ rupu, s" -^'^- 
 
dJS^ rupu 
 
 585 
 
 d^sp?) rebha 
 
 tJ^i^d rupurupu, rubarupu, ru- 
 burubu, adzj. Face to face, in 
 one's presence. _=^?r<8o^ to 
 ask in person. _ ■do'^o^^ to 
 confront. — ^ja^^ to see in 
 person. — 3jd^"Oo^ to speak 
 personally. 
 
 :5s^Z:> rumi, s. A cheat, rogue, 
 hypocrite. ^7i6— a downright 
 rascal. 
 
 dJSroO rusu, s. Hardness, stiff- 
 ness. 
 
 6c=s=DSJ)^ renkavuni, c.v. {of So 
 ^0^) To smear, soil. 2. to 
 perform slowly ; to delay, put 
 off. 
 
 do^o^ renkuni (^o^), ^'- n. To 
 be smeared, soiled. 2. to be 
 dilatory, performed slowly; 
 to linger, procrastinate. 3. 
 to be delayed, put off. 
 /6o€ renke, s. A wing of a bird. 
 — ^yo^oi to pinion the wings. 
 _2oE3r^to be fledged, as a bird. 
 _^:ree;o^ to fade, faint, be ex- 
 hausted. 
 
 60=5^0-5^ renkeragi,^. An inferior 
 kind of ragi. 
 
 6o=^s3 renkele, s. An invalid, 
 cripple, etc. 2. a slow coach. 
 3. a procrastinator. 
 
 toi^ renci, ^^^ «5c8a. 
 
 N^6oti, 6ot3, 6ot3o% 60^, do^o^j, 
 
 6oe§53 renja, renji, renjiri^, 
 
 renje, renjeyi, renjevu, s. The 
 
 tree Mimusops elengi. 
 
 ^6oZiO^ renjuni (^02^), z'. ?j5.^To 
 
 dissolve, decay. ! 2. to' roll, 
 wallow, as in mire. 
 
 6=^, rekke, s. A weaving ap- 
 paratus. 2. see ^0=^. 
 
 62^ sj reccevu, ^. Caladiu^n 
 esculentum. — rf ^ci§ the bulb 
 of the same. =55oio— a dark 
 species of it. 
 
 6^, rette, see -^^^ 2. see -d^^. 
 
 6^ ^ reppuni, see eS^s^^. 
 4tt reppe, .y. The eyelash, eye- 
 lid, — s::^c^o^ to wink. 
 
 t"^ resa, ^^^ ^?^' 
 
 6=^ rekshe, ^^^ ^^- 
 
 ti re, 2/^//'. Oh! halloo! 
 
 d^ctS renji, 5. A kind of con- 
 veyance resembling a ham- 
 mock, a litter. -S ^0^0^ S) to 
 get into a litter. -^ 9^'^?^^ 
 to travel in a litter. 
 
 6^o!3, d^ol3^^o!Do renti, renti- 
 kayi, see ^j6^02o. 
 
 6^^, 6e^ reke, rekhe, s. A line, 
 streak, stroke, -bd^ geome- 
 try. ^^— creases in the 
 hand. 
 ^e^ojoo^ regiyuni (^?^), v.n. To 
 be excited. 
 
 d^ei?^ recana, see ^-^^zi^. 
 
 d^C3^ red^, s. Debt; 9^. ?fee^. 
 
 d^rso renu, s. Dust, powder. 
 
 d^^;=;^ retassi^, s. Semen virile. 
 
 d?«B reti, s. Fine, black sand. 
 — cro^ a sand f?/' pounce box. 
 
 d?4J repha, ^. The letter r ^?'. S. 
 
 desp^os rebhanta,^^/ Described, 
 stated. 
 
d^OJo reya 
 
 586 
 
 dfs^d roda 
 
 d^OoOvB reyati, see &cdje)i. 2. see 
 
 6^^r2i, 6^^^ revani, revani, s. 
 
 Revenue, assessment. 2. the 
 
 revenue department. 
 6^sivB revati, s. Balarama's wife. 
 
 2. the twenty-seventh lunar 
 
 asterism. 
 6^5^ revu, s. A harbour, port. 
 d^sjr? revuni, see T$e^rS. 
 d^^ resi, s. Pus, matter of a 
 
 boil, etc. 
 d^^Do, 6^<^> resimi, reshmi, s. 
 
 Silk, -si ^oowo a silk cloth. 
 6^?i resa, see -(iTi. 
 
 6>J reite, ^. A farmer, culti- 
 
 vator, ryot; also -6h^. 
 d?:^ reis|j, s, A small coin; a 
 
 -^' 
 
 cash; ^/. e3j^!o. 
 
 6)roj^ reisuni (^^oj), ^'. ^. To be 
 clear, evident; to shine. 
 
 c!j5=^J?^eJ rokoti, see T5jse^. 
 
 6js^, rokka, s. Money, wealth. 
 2. ready money, cash, small 
 money or change. 
 
 tSi.'i^^:^ roccu, see ^jsei^. 
 
 6jsic! roja, ^. Anything very 
 little or small, a bit, trifle. 
 adj. Little, small, trifling. 
 
 di5l3, rotti, s. Bread, a loaf. 
 _7^i5, — c;)o3o a baker. — ^soiji) 
 4^i, -?ioa^^ to bake. ■5;j>&2^ 
 j£^^SS s>eS ^5e3^^ ^rt?. wash the 
 bread and drink the water, 
 /. 6*., preserve the capital and 
 live on the profit. 
 
 dJ?)eoyo rontu, s. Leanness. -"^ 
 
 wo^^ to become thin, be ema- 
 ciated. 
 6j?)^odj rondu, s. Patrolling, 
 going the rounds, as a guard. 
 —TOoSo a patrole, watchman. 
 
 roka, rokati, roki, rokoti, adj. 
 
 In cash or ready money. 
 t)^%^T\ roga, ^. Sickness, disease, 
 
 indisposition. — c^o3o, T?J^e*^^M^ 
 
 a sick man; a leper. — e?E3^ 
 
 to get sick ; to have syphilis. 
 
 _3iej^^, -^jse^jail) aoja^do^ to be 
 
 sick. 
 dj^.^n^*' roganu, 6\ Varnish. 
 
 — s:^T:^oSi to varnish. 
 
 tSi)^''<^ roca, i". Movement, 
 motion. 
 
 tJ^^ZcP, rocana, s. A yellow 
 
 pigment used as medicine, 
 
 • dye or perfume; bezoar. 2. 
 
 a stomachic; a carminative. 
 
 t^t^t^ roja, see -^jss^. 
 
 dJS^e^ roji, s. A day. 2. daily 
 work. —7^87^ earning, service, 
 employment. -t^-Q a work- 
 man, servant. 
 
 dJ^^w.^jQ^ rojipini (^j^e^), v. n. 
 To be employed. 
 
 dJS^Lio rotu, s. Trouble, an- 
 noyance. 
 
 dJS^CiO rodu, see 6j!>^Tto. 
 
 dJS^A rotri, s. A deceiver. 
 
 dJS^d?^, 6j??cS^ rodana, rodane, 
 s. Weeping, lamentation, cry- 
 inij. 
 
6J5^t> ropa 
 
 587 
 
 ^od lande 
 
 dJJ ^sjc^ ropana, 5". Bewildering of 
 
 the mind, confusion of ideas. 
 6j?^dv roma, s. The hair about 
 
 the body. 2. hair, wool. 
 
 "^0^— wool. 
 OJS^siio^* romaniji, adj. Roman. 
 
 —cDoSo a Roman Catholic. 
 <5ji^^ rosha, ^. Wrath, fury, 
 
 anger. 
 6j5^^^^ roshani^, ^. Shine, 
 
 glitter. 
 dJ3^2or?) rohini, s. The mother 
 
 of Balarama. 2. the fourth 
 
 lunar asterism. 
 6js^3o;^ rohita, adj. Red. 
 6JS^2oi rohite, s. A well-wisher. 
 
 D^^o%^ roukula, see ^^^. 
 
 D^g roudra, .y. Wrath, rage. 
 adj. Fearful, formidable, ter- 
 rific. 2. acute, violent. ^"^ 
 c3^TTO-d a terrible form. 
 
 D^a^ roudri, .y. The fifty-fourth 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 
 
 D^Od rourava, s. One of the 
 divisions of Tartarus, hell; 
 also T^f^-^^'d'S- . 
 
 D^sjo roulu, s. A mode of drum- 
 beating. 
 
 D^^^ rouvane, adz'. Suddenly; 
 
 ^7^ TOVLS^, sec Ti-^Ti. 
 
 r^ la, The forty-first letter of the 
 
 alphabet. 
 ^0^, z>o=§ lanlia, lanke, s. Ceylon, 
 
 the ancient capital of Ravana; 
 
 also e;c^aaR?3i, £;o^^y . 
 ^o=CT lanka, see "^o^. 
 ^0-^^ lankini, A giantess who 
 
 defended Laiika. 2. a fierce, 
 
 passionate woman. 
 ^07^ d, ^orid langyide, langade, 
 
 s. A cripple, lame man. 
 ocii langa, s. A gown. 
 J^orlo^ langarijL, .v. An anchor. 
 
 ^oF^JS^Ii langoti, s. A cloth 
 covering the privities. 
 
 ^o^?i; langhane s. Fasting. 2. 
 leaping, jumping. 
 
 L 
 
 e;o25^ lanci^, 5'. Taming. — 35d3=j^ 
 to tame a wild horse. 
 
 e^os;^ lanca, s. Bribery, a bril)e. 
 —^j?>hF^ to give bribes. — ^^ 
 S5 to take bribes. 
 
 ^0^3^, ^ozi landi^, landa, s. Obs- 
 cenity, rudeness. 2. evil, wick- 
 edness ; also ^oTi^^. adj. Ob- 
 scene, rude. 2. evil, wicked. 
 
 ^od lande, s. A rude or wicked 
 man. 
 v/^orfj^) landuni {po^), i'. a. To 
 lead a vagabond's life. 
 
 ^ad^^ landeli^, see -^c^^. 
 J^od'6 landele, ^. A vagabond, 
 vagrant. 
 
^ol 
 
 lampa 
 
 588 
 
 QjTi lagna 
 
 ^osjej lampata, s. Eagerness, 
 desire for. ^)5c;odo_ indulg- 
 ing in carnal appetites. 
 
 ^oeo, ^ozoiDrj^ lamba, lambasi^, 
 adj. Long, tall. 2. suspended. 
 3. expanded. e^oa^D^ ^tj-^j?)^ 
 a tall man. 
 
 ^oZJr^ lambana, s. Hanging on, 
 depending. 2. see eJcd. 
 
 ^ows^, ^oejscj lambadi, lamba- 
 ni, see oss^??. 
 
 oozzD£^of\ lambanuge, s. Length. 
 ^ e;o200 lambu, ^^'. Tender. 
 J^o2^ lambe, ^. A tender fruit. 
 
 QjosSjs^rfdlambodare, ^. ///. Large 
 paunched. 2. Ganesa. 
 
 ^oO lanvdi,, i"^^ e^'^ca. 
 
 ^^^^=a* laki^laky, <3;^". Shining, 
 glittering, brilliant. ~^h^ 
 to shine, glitter. 
 
 ^=^JS^^ lakote, ^^^ e^sSjse^. 
 
 ^"^ lakka, ^. A kind of dove. 
 
 ^=3^,r?)?^ lakkanig^e, ^. A reed pen. 
 J ^=5^_r^^ lakkavuni, c. v. {of e^s^o^ 
 o).) To lift, raise. 2. to wake, 
 rouse. 3. to steal, pilfer. 
 
 ^o^lakki, ^. A kind of medicinal 
 plant. ^eor-S-^ a dark variety 
 of this plant; a water-fowl. 
 
 ^■o\^j lakkimi, see ^\^ . 
 
 y ^^j)^ lakkuni (^^^i), ^. ?2. To 
 rise, get up. 2. to stand up, 
 arise. 3. to depart, start. 
 o^^S f$^9ih^ to got awny; to 
 become loose. 
 
 / ^^ lakke, ^.^A measure ; a mark. 
 -- eo<^,, a seer for measurincc. 
 
 ^^J3^e3 lakhote, s. A folded 
 
 letter. 2. an envelope, cover. 
 
 3. a small packet. 4. a pouch. 
 
 — S s:d7^o^ to enclose in a 
 
 cover; to put into a pouch. 
 
 _^o«o^^ to fold a letter; to 
 
 prepare an envelope. 
 e^n^z^n^ lagubag^, ^^^'. About, 
 
 nearly, approximately. 
 ^j\ laga, s. Taking or seizing, 
 
 as a fort. 
 ^rii^ lagana, ^^^ <^a;^. 
 e>niorl lagabag'a, s. Hurry, haste. 
 ^ni)S^ lagad^, s. Rubbing. 
 
 on^^i^, ^v^^ lagad^, lagadi, 
 s. Intercourse,, interference, 
 connexion. 2. trouble, an- 
 noj^ance, difficulty. 3. wicked- 
 ness, mischief. 4. ruin. — ^ 
 5|^o) to annoy, dun ; to ruin, 
 eradicate, destroy. —a ^e 
 ^^o) to interfere with. 
 
 ^nii^f, ^n^doo lagam^jlagamu, 
 
 s. A bridle. 
 ^iM^T^ lagasiji, s. Devouring. 2. 
 
 flo< 
 
 ^gmg. 
 
 ^Ac)^o^ lagasuni (^7^V>), v. a. 
 To eat, devour. 2. to beat, 
 flog. 
 
 sjrio lagu, .y^^ -sj^. 
 
 ^t\ lagga, i". Compensation. 2. 
 see c;X. 
 
 ^ri lagge, i-. Crowding, throng- 
 ing, assembling. 2. scaling. 
 
 ^rl lagna, ^. The period selected 
 for any auspicious ceremony, 
 as the celebration of a mar- 
 
^^0 laghu, 
 
 589 
 
 ^^^ lappa 
 
 riage, etc. 2. the rising of a 
 sign, its appearance above 
 the horizon. 3. the celebra- 
 tion of a wedding or of investi- 
 ture with the sacred thread. 
 s^orfj— the rising of the moon 
 in a constellation. 3^?^— a 
 natal star. -CpE:^ to be 
 married, etc. —^ji>h^ to fix 
 a time for marriage, etc. — ^o 
 ^^oi to marry, etc. 
 
 ^^0 laghu, s. A short vowel. 
 2. sleight of hand, dexterity. 
 adj. Light; slight, trifling. 
 2. abating, on the decrease. 
 
 ^2;^ lacca, see e;^. 
 
 oe^es laccana, see s^^^- 
 
 ^2^ ^0 laccimi, see <2j|\ , . 
 
 ^2^o* laccil\ji, ^. A pasture 
 ground; a brushwood. 
 
 ^)e§ lacce, ^^^^ <^t>,^- 
 
 ^t^, ^^ lajia, lajje, ^. Shame, 
 modesty, bashfulness. 
 
 ^liod lajjande, s. A shameless 
 fellow. 
 
 ^;e3^3J^S ^k^tiU latijpati^, lata- 
 pata, s. A noise of breaking 
 sticks, etc. 2. fighting, quar- 
 relling. 3. slapping; c/. £iw 
 
 z>h:f., ^k^x latt^, lattu, s. A top. 
 
 2. a stick, rod. 
 ^)^ latte, ^. The arm. 2. a 
 
 staff, cudgel. 
 ^^■30^0 ladayi, ^v. A battle, fight, 
 
 contest. --do^^^ to fight, 
 
 quarrel. 
 
 ^u>^ , <D^ ri, ^do laddi^, laddige, 
 laddu, ^. A ball of sweetmeat. 
 
 'D^z^, e;3^ci^ latadiji, latadu, s. 
 Pressure, urgency. 2. press, 
 thronging. 3. difficulty, per- 
 plexity, trouble, hardship, an- 
 noyance. ^e;?j3i— pressure of 
 work. 3rfr©4rf— need of money, 
 being pressed for money. 
 —^^h^ to be overworked. 
 cjsdSS sojs'do^ to be involved 
 in difficulties. 
 
 ^3D^^ latavali, s. Obstacles. 
 2. pain. 
 ^^3fg latti^, cid/. Young, tender, 
 unripe, green. 2. imperfect, 
 rough. —^0^0^ a tender mango. 
 — ^j^ocJo tender age. — soj 
 ^ immature understanding, 
 thoughtlessness. ^o3o ^W^ 
 ^o£^ he acted imprudently, 
 he was hasty. ^<^7i qj^ ^oS 
 the thing did not succeed; 
 the business spoiled. 
 
 e;^ latta, ^. A creeper. 
 
 s/^^osl, o^^ lattande, lattane, 
 s. Lentil, Dolichos catja7tg. 
 ^%^ latte, s. A die; a game of 
 dice. 2. a blow, -/^js^oo^ play- 
 ing at dice. — ^jabr^ to give 
 a blow. 
 ^23"3 ladda, adv. Wholly. 
 
 Je;a laddi, s. The dung of a 
 horse, elephant, etc. — stot^o^ 
 to void excrement. 
 
 vA^sj'g^^t^ lappavuni, c. v. (of ^^ 
 o)) To make or cause to 
 measure. 
 
 50 
 
t>^ lappu 
 
 590 
 
 ^^ laksha 
 
 >/v^ lappu, s. Measurement. 
 adj. Measuring. ~€jdqzf:i a 
 measuring rod. 
 y ^^^ lappuni (e^), v. a. v4o 
 measure, mete. i'. n. To 
 cough. 2. to sneeze. esS- 
 to measure rice, ^o-^:^— to 
 cough, piooe!)^— to sneeze. 
 -;sj,^3^ lapramij, ^. A pulley. 
 
 ^20 laba, s. Fear. 
 
 'i;20^2o labalaba, ^. A noise made 
 by crying and beating the 
 mouth. 2. crying, lamenta- 
 tion, weeping. ^■^^:^^^ a 
 confused noise of talking 
 loudly or indistinctly. — ^» 
 =^jsr®ooi to beat the mouth 
 while crying. 
 
 «;we)a labadi, ^. Dissimulation, 
 hypocrisy, deceit, pretence, 
 fraud. 2. a false promise. 3. 
 a hyprocrite, cheat, rogue. 
 _^^0s^^ to deceive, cheat, dis- 
 simulate; also osro^odoo^. 
 
 ^2j labdha, s. The product, 
 arith. 2. profit, gain. 
 ' ^e5 labbe, s. One of a class of 
 Tamil Mahommedans. 2. a 
 Mahommedan weaver. 
 
 ^oij laya, s. Loss, destruction, 
 ruin, -^h^ to perish, be 
 destroyed, ruined. 
 
 ^o5o:^^ layis^, adj. Accomplish- 
 ed. 2. ready. 
 
 ^^o«lri lalantig:^, s, A necklace. 
 
 ^^c2 lalan^, ^. A woman. 
 
 'o^i)\!i lalata, ^. The forehead. 
 
 -e3a)^ a line on the 
 forehead; fate. 
 
 s;e;, ^53 lalla, lalle, s. In- 
 sincere love, pretended affec- 
 tion: also eiOT^D^. — ^s;<Os^ 
 to fondle; to flirt. 
 
 ^■^ lava, ^. The sixtieth part 
 of the twinkling of an eye. 
 2. an atom, mote. adj. Small, 
 little, minute; also — 5»ej. 
 —^y^io-d-^ a small streak, a 
 minute portion of anything. 
 
 e-)Sjor1 lavanga, s. The clove tree; 
 cloves. — sii) mace. 
 
 ^sj^, ^sj^ lavadi, lavudi, see 
 
 ^^rs lavana, s. Salt. 
 
 e^sdrJ lavani, see e;^^. 
 
 ^;jc)d^ lavadana, ^. A moment. 
 
 ^S3sa lavadi, ^^^ e3es3DD. 
 
 ^^3^^ lavane, .y. A man of the 
 Brinjari caste. -5 the Brin- 
 jari people. 
 
 ^s3 lave, s. A son of Rama. 2. 
 ^^(^ a^. 
 
 ^S,D^ laskar^, ^. A camp-follow- 
 er. 2. a soldier; a sailor. 
 
 ^3dD lahari, ^. Intoxication, 
 drunkenness. 
 
 e;=a laksha, s. A lac, one hundred 
 
 thousand. 2..?^^ e^l^-jS* ^'^^ 
 ^d, e^ffs^c^ more than a lac, 
 many lacs. 
 e^'S'rs lakshana, ^^ A property, 
 peculiarity, indication, ^r pre- 
 dicate. 2. mark, sign. 3. 
 beauty, neatness, perfection, 
 in outward shape or form. 
 
^=^ laksha 
 
 591 
 
 o^^ lat^ 
 
 4. fortune. ^^i-, 
 bad sign. 
 
 k^^- 
 
 ^^a?3i lakshadipa, s. A gen- 
 eral illumination festival in 
 honour of an idol. 
 
 5i;^«3je)2§ lakshapuje, s. Worship- 
 ping an idol with a profusion 
 of flowers. 
 
 ^xr^^, ^^ Xo^ lakshipuni, la- 
 kshisuni (^tx)' '^'- ^- To es- 
 teem, regard, care for. 2. to 
 aim. 
 
 ^=§ lakshe, see ^'^^. 
 
 ^^ >el lakshmane, ^. Rama's 
 younger brother. 2. the name 
 of a man. 
 
 ^^ , lakshmi, ^. The wife of 
 Vishnu, the goddess of wealth 
 and property. 2. success, 
 fortune, prosperity, riches, 
 wealth. ^^—, epDA^- rich in 
 wealth. z^j^odoF— rich in cou- 
 rage. 
 
 e;^ lakshya, s. Regard, re- 
 spect, care for. — ca)^^ to 
 care for, be provident. — "sl) 
 ^j^^^ £;t?.|^oi^j d?L^ to regard. 
 
 :dd la, A conjunctive affix 
 meajting and, also; as^ f^^ 
 ^jR) €}^€<UD house and garden ; 
 eA)cs3je;D ©4<^^ this and that; 
 J3?5e;s still, yet ; ^-t>^-i> always ; 
 ^cii^D though it be, but, 
 nevertheless ; ^i^«^oe;s gF'^oe/s 
 here and there. 
 
 o-e)o2^?i, ^•so^(-^, ^^0^ lancana, 
 lanchana, lariche, s. A mark, 
 
 sign. 2. a spot; a bit. adj. 
 Very little or small. 
 
 c«)oiio5^, ODoJ^xf lantanu, landa- 
 ryi, ^^^ <^dw^. 
 
 Oe)o2^ Iambi, .s. Length. 2. hit- 
 ting the ball from above in 
 a game of cricket, etc. 
 Joc)o2oo lambu, s.4A mushroom, 
 toad-stool, fungus. 2. nonage. 
 adj. Tender. ^§^-, f^c3§-, f. 
 O3o_, 3iT5^_, ^Ajrcf—. ^(2^— are 
 different species of fungus. 
 
 Oe)^ laki, .y. A half-grown hen. 
 2. .y^^ <^-^\. 
 
 u^t\, o'srw lag:a, lagya, .?. A 
 summerset, jump, leap. —-^ 
 ^^i to make a summerset. 
 
 ej^n-^ ej, o-^rrso ^ laggata, la^ya- 
 ta, s. Jumping, leaping. 
 
 er5)ne)oao^o, OD/T^s^ lagayitu, 
 lagaitii, ^. Beginning, com- 
 mencement. 
 
 o^hojjo^, a^rlo^^ lagiyuni, lag- 
 yuni (2^A), 27.72. To leap, 
 jump, skip. 
 
 O'^e^DO^, a^e5e)0 lacari^, lacari, 
 adj. Reduced, helpless, in 
 difficult circumstances. 2. 
 weak, debilitated. — ^^ diffi- 
 culty, helplessness. ~^h^ 
 to be in difficulty, -sojs-doa 
 to become weak, as from 
 sickness. 
 
 Oe)2^ laci, adj. Tender, soft. 
 
 0*5)^ latii, adj. Inexact, not 
 precise, superficial, loose. -K 
 e^^ superficial work. — K zj^ 
 
 50* 
 
Oc)ei lata 
 
 592 
 
 ^OoA lungi 
 
 13 t5o^j^?) to do a thing super- 
 ficially. 
 
 o-sei^^ latan^, s. A lantern. 
 
 OD^ late, s. A spinning wheel. 
 2. a pulley used for drawing 
 water. 
 
 ^DZ^^ IM^, s. A line, row, group. 
 
 erac^ lada, s. A horse shoe. 
 
 a^a, ^i^d ladi, lade, ^^^ ctozI. 
 
 eras^ latiji, ^. A kick. 2. dis- 
 grace; reproof. 
 
 55c) e^ labha, s. Gain, profit, ad- 
 vantage. 'SJTD^Tio tj-R f^aS there 
 is no enmity where an ad- 
 vantage is concerned. 
 
 Oc)o;^o lay a, s. A stable. ^s^odoT?- 
 a horse-stable. 
 
 s:«)OJo=sS eJ^oSj^^ layakij, layik^, 
 adj. Suitable, proper, fit, 
 convenient, commodious. 2. 
 nice, pretty. 
 
 O^o^ lali^, <^dj\ Red, crimson. 
 2. flushed with inebriation, 
 drunk. — cfb^ to be drunk. 
 
 ODO^, Oa)^ laliji, lala, ^^^ c^^- 
 
 a«)G^C3'So3j lal^daye, ^. A farrier. 
 
 Q^ejN lalane, ^. Caressing, fond- 
 ling. --^^^^ to fondle, 
 caress, dandle. 
 
 Oe)® lali, J. Walking to and 
 fro; frequenting. 2. wander- 
 ing. 3. see e^^. — sjdtI)^) to 
 frequent, walk to and fro. 
 
 o-c)©^^, Oe)0;oo^ lalipuni, lali- 
 suni (c^«5, c;3e5^), •<:'. ^. To 
 listen, attend to. 2. to fondle, 
 caress. 
 
 ODdori lavang:a, see <^^o7\, 
 
 ^DZ^oz^ lavanca, s. The grasa 
 Afidropogon muricatum. 
 
 Oc)^-^ lavakki, s. The quail; 
 also e^^"^,^-&,. 
 
 ae)sJrJ, e:)"?^?! lavani, lavane, s^ 
 
 A tune so called. 2. a ballad. 
 
 JoD^ lali, sAk weaver's shuttle. 
 
 2. i-^^ ?3De3. 3. j^^ e;se3. 
 
 Oe)^o lalu, see <sjd6. 
 
 ^D^ laksha, s. Shell lac. 
 
 ©ort linga, s. The penis. 2^ 
 the phalus, or Siva under that 
 form or emblem. 3. gender, 
 gram. — ^o^ a Lingait, one 
 who wears the iiiiga. j^^ori^^ 
 the neuter gender. ^^ oX 
 the masculine gender, f^.e— 
 the feminine gender. — ^mo^?^ 
 to wear the linga. 
 
 ©oA lingi, see ooc'h. 
 
 viOoz:), 0oz3 limbi, limbe, s. The 
 lemon fruit. Citrus berga- 
 mia; also eSosSsgieS. 
 
 ^ ^ likhita, <^^/;'. Written . s, see 
 6qs^^, ^^,-, <sjQ/^ii- fate,, 
 as supposed to have been 
 inscribed upon the scull by 
 Brahma. 
 
 Oh lipi, s. Hand-writing, a 
 written paper, elc. 2. destiny. 
 ^^^— fate; an act which is 
 irrevocable or unalterable. 
 
 O^o lile, s. Play, sport, pastime, 
 frolic. Z37>^- children's sport. 
 
 ^ooh lungi, s. A checkered gar- 
 ment worn by a Mussalman. 
 
e;ood lunda 
 
 593 
 
 ^sj lekkha 
 
 SJ 
 
 ^oo^ lunda, adj. Confused, 
 confounded, mingled, s. see 
 
 ^Oo^ lunde, see e3ozf. 
 
 ^Jo23c)Sj^ lumbavuni, c. v. {of 
 e;jo20o^) To cause to ^Dlunge, 
 wash, rinse. 
 /^ooo20J^ lumbuni (ejoo^), v. a. To 
 plunge, wash, rinse. 
 
 ^o^DO^ lukal^, see 00^5^^. 
 
 ^o=5e) ^^ luksani^, s. Loss, dam- 
 age. — ^e^^b an ale-house, 
 liquor shop, slg. 
 
 .^02^ lucca, adj. Mean, base, 
 low, worthless. —^^, *^^^ 
 -fc3;^ meanness, baseness, vul- 
 garity, 
 
 ^02! lucce, s. A base fellow. 
 
 to- 
 
 e;o^^o5j?oo^ lutayisuni (e^ofe^DOso 
 oJ), 7'. a. To pillage, sack, 
 plunder. 
 ^^^^^^^i"^ lutuka, s. The cracking 
 of the fingers. 
 
 e;o2o lubdha, alj. Covetous, 
 greedy. <2^^£5 a miser, cove- 
 tous man. 
 
 ^jsto^jsli lutaluti, s. Plunder- 
 ing, sacking. 2. mischief, 
 harm. 
 
 .^jsei luti, s. Mischief, misbe- 
 haviour. 2. plunder, pillage. 
 — 7^t3 a mischief-maker; a 
 plunderer, --s^js^^o^?) to make 
 ^;' cause mischief; to plunder, 
 extort. 
 
 ^'jJ^^ luti, s. A cutaneous dis- 
 ■■ease; also cJj^i^^js^a. — ^dosj a 
 
 kind of nut used in medicine 
 for this disease. 
 
 s3o-§- lenki, adj. Timid. -2^'?^ 
 timid people. 
 
 q3o^^^ lenkin^, ^. A dark 
 cloth. 
 
 e3o-S-^ lenkini, see ^o^^. 
 
 do^D^, do^D lenkiru, lenkiri, s. 
 A thin kind of bamboo. 
 
 ^0=^0^ lenkuni, see So^o^. 
 
 q3o=^ lenke, ^. A slave, servant. 
 
 ^02^ lenca, see e^osi. 
 
 doe^ lenci, 9. A ladder, flight 
 of stairs. 
 
 6od lenda, adj. Wicked, evil. 
 
 ^od lende, s. A topknot, tuft 
 of hair, tresses. 2. a lump 
 of dung, -^s'yo^^), -^Tio^ to 
 tie the hair into a knot. 
 
 d=^ le^ksL, co7tj. That, in order 
 that. <2^z'. As, like, accord- 
 ing to ; also e3?r^^. s. see e3a^. 
 80l3F e35^^ ^jso try to come, f^.od 
 (i?ajo e3^,^ o\)^ he resembles 
 that man. 
 
 53=^ocJ lekkanda, ^^^ e^^^- 2. ^^^ 
 
 so 
 53^,r^, s3=^ri)?^lekkani, lekkanige, 
 
 see e^^arSA. 
 53^oJoo^ lekkiyuni («3^e)^ ^- ^• 
 
 To count, reckon up. 2. to 
 
 estimate, regard, esteem. 
 s3^^0 lekkesiri, s. A demon so 
 
 called. 
 ^^ lekkha, ^. An account, re- 
 
 ckoning, arithmetic. 2. con- 
 
d<Sj3 lekkha n 
 
 cern. —^j^t^ to examine c;' 
 audit an account. —zciSh^ 
 to write out an account. — ^o 
 ^£vS) to count. e3s5js Aj z:)-eh?i 
 to charge or enter to one's 
 account. 
 
 s3<53«)^5-3d lekkhacara, ^. Ac- 
 counts. 2. money transac- 
 tions. 
 
 ^td^c^l lejjande, see os^ oz!. 
 
 Q3e^ , ds! lejji, lejje, see <s)^. 
 
 ^53^5^^ leppavuni, 6\^'. ((?/■ ^4s^^) 
 
 To cause to call, to send for. 
 
 V^Sg^ leppu, s. A call. 2. the 
 
 distance at which a loud cry 
 
 can be heard. 
 
 6^^UD^^, ds^c^o^ leppudavuni, 
 leppuduni, see ^zj^^c^. 
 ^q3oS^^ leppuni («3), ^/. ^. To call. 
 2. to invite to an entertain- 
 ment. 
 
 6:1 lebbe, see <s)6^. 
 
 53e§Jr^, oSeiur^ri lekhani, lekha- 
 
 55^SJF^ lekhana, ^.Writing, scrip- 
 ture. 2. an epistle, letter. 
 6^i^ lekhe, see "^esS. 
 
 e3^dpsl3^ lejham^, .y. A kind of 
 arrow. 
 
 6^zt, 6^6led\^,\ed.e,s. Denying. 
 — sj^Tl3S> to deny. 
 
 d^sj, d?3i?^ lepa, lepana, ^. Smear- 
 ing, plastering. 2. a lini- 
 ment, salve, ointment. — sro 
 71:^, _5doaio^ to apply a lini- 
 ment or ointment. 
 
 53^0* ler\ji, J^'6' e^So5, 
 
 94 
 
 dJ5)^. lotte 
 
 d^d lele, s. Dancing of the 
 
 Pariahs. j-^ieat. 
 
 d^sj^ levadi, s. A kind of sweet- 
 
 d^S3c)a, de53Dde^ levadi, leva- 
 devi, s. Borrowing and lend- 
 ing, usury; dealing. 
 >/d?^ leva, s. A cry. — s:^c^o^ to 
 
 cry. [tion. 
 
 d^sj leve, s. A kind of decora- 
 
 pJ^S lesa, ^. A bit, small quanti- 
 ty, adj. Small, little, —t^j^^ 
 only a little. 
 
 d^rj^, d^?oo les^, lesu, s. An 
 auspicious ceremony ^;' event. 
 2. a handkerchief. <^(^'. Ex- 
 cellent, good; c/. ^io^, deoJ. 
 ~^^F-^ a host, one who re- 
 ceives or entertains guests. 
 ^^h^ to be excellent; to be 
 well done. — :25^^, _t1)^o.^ to 
 perform an auspicious cere- 
 
 i»ony- [medicine. 
 
 de^o leha, s. An electuary in 
 
 di^^ leipuni («3j^), ^./2. To jump, 
 leap; also o^?\odoo^; ^. e;;^.^, 
 
 d)p«)dv3^ leilam^, s. Auction. 
 —si^^o^^ to sell by auction. 
 
 d?^ leisi^, s. Preparing, provid- 
 ing, making ready, complet- 
 ing, finishing, ^efb^ to be 
 ready; to be accomplished, 
 finished, -^^o^^ to prepare, 
 make ready; to accomplish, 
 finish. [3iO. 
 
 dJSeJo.dJSyo, lottulottu, see tiB 
 
 dJ3^ lotte, s. A lie, falsehood, 
 fib. at/j. False, untrue. 
 
djs^ loda 
 
 595 
 
 o^^ loudi 
 
 <dJ^zi loda, adj. Loose. 2. un- 
 reserved. -20c^ open, frank; 
 public. 
 
 ^JSe^ loka, s. A division of the 
 universe; an inhabited place, 
 region, world. 2. the world 
 of people, mankind. ■rfojseS— 
 the three worlds, namely: 
 ^^- heaven, ^j?>— earth, and 
 ojs^<^_ hell. — ?3s^, — 3j^e;^ an 
 earthly ruler, king. 
 
 dJ5^^e)o^ lokanta, adj. Public, 
 spread abroad. -e?b^ to 
 transpire, become public. 
 
 dJ5^=5'5)o^d lokantara, s. An- 
 other world, —^qh^ to die. 
 
 dj5^ =030^0 lokantya, ^. The end 
 of the world. 
 
 Q3jJ^^'5e5c)d lokacara, s. The 
 manner of the world; worldly 
 custom or practice. 
 
 ^Ji^z^T^ locana, s. The eye. 2. 
 sight, seeing. 
 
 dJS^eJ, ^JS^eio lota, lotu, s. A 
 crowd or throng of people; 
 over-crowdedness. 
 
 sSJS^do lodu, s. A cushion to 
 lean the back against, —a? 
 b^^ —^7>Tio^ to place such a 
 cushion. 
 
 ^J^^r:, lopa, s. Rejection, ex- 
 punging, cutting off in gene- 
 ral. 2. elision, ellipsis, gram. 
 e5^TJ_ the dropping of a 
 letter. -S^ocije)— omitting part 
 of one's duty. ^^^— defi- 
 ciency in wealth, -^b^ to 
 
 be left out or dropped; to 
 decrease, become less and 
 less, be wasted. — ■rfo^o^?) to 
 omit, drop; to waste. 
 
 53J3^aj?vO^ lopisuni (e^js^^oJ), ^. a. 
 To omit, drop. v. n. To 
 be omitted; to suffer elision. 
 2. to disappear. 
 
 dj3^2^ lobha, s. Covetousness, 
 avarice, stinginess. — ^^ par- 
 simony, avarice. 
 
 dJ?)^2p2)N lobhana, s. A fragrant 
 resin, incense. ?r^a_ myrrh. 
 ?3e5— frankincense, resin of 
 Boswellia thurifera; also s^ 
 
 s3J5Ptp, dJ3^tp^ lobhi, lobhishte, 
 
 s. An avaricious man, miser. 
 dJS^sJj loma, see TSja?^. 
 ^js^e;, 6j^^6 lola, lole, adj. 
 
 Desirous, wishing, bent on, 
 
 fond of. 2. moving, shaking. 
 ^JS^Orod lolisara, see ^Bj^^^tStj 
 
 under <^5jsee3. [eSjseSo. 
 
 53J5^d love, ^. Steel. 2. ^^6^ 
 qSjs^so loha, s. Metal. -^JsXr 
 
 a rail-way. 
 s3<i3^^, 53j3^^ loli, lole, 5"^^ ^&^c. 
 o^o^ loundi, i". A strumpet, 
 
 whore, harlot. 
 sJ^o^D^, ^o^Olountari^, lounta- 
 
 ri, s. The penis, ^^i"r;. 
 o^^=a, o^^^ts' loukika, loukika, 
 
 <2^'. Worldly, secular. 
 d^^=^ loukika, ^. A worldly 
 
 man ; a layman. 
 e5^^ loudi, ^^^ eTSoa. 
 
sj va 
 
 596 
 
 ^u vaja 
 
 ^' 
 
 zS va, The forty-second letter 
 of the alphabet. 
 
 For words not found under 
 this initial see under 2j. 
 
 ^o-S- vanki, s. A fimbriated gold 
 ornament. 
 
 dcri vanga, s. The white oxide 
 of lead. 2. tin. 3. the ancient 
 province of Bengal. ~^\ 
 calcined oxide of lead, sugar 
 of lead. 
 
 do2:^=^ vancake, s. A cheat, de- 
 ceiver, hypocrite. 
 
 -do2^?S vancane, s. Deceit, decep- 
 tion, delusion, fraud, hoax, 
 hypocrisy. 
 
 do2^^;), ^o2^?oo^ vancipuni, 
 vancisuni (^osa, -sSoEaco), v. a. 
 To deceive, defraud. 
 
 do23 vanji, see ^oaS. 
 
 do:^=5£)0 vantakari, see Zio^-R^•Q. 
 
 ^oi, sjoia vante,vantedi, M?j- 
 culine and feminine affixes 
 implying the possession of 
 certain dispositions^ quali- 
 ties, etc, 800^ ^cdJ a wise man. 
 ^e^^o^ a righteous man. "dja 
 ^i^o^D a handsome woman. 
 
 s^odj3 vandane, .y. A bow, obei- 
 sance, reverence, worship- 
 ping, salutation. — 'rfos;^o^^ to 
 reverence, salute. 
 
 doa35)?j, s^oai^Jc^ vandipuni, 
 vandisuni (^oa, ^oDoj), v. a. 
 To reverence, worship, salute. 
 
 V 
 
 ^os^oj^ vammukha, see Sjo^oso. 
 
 s^o^u'or varnku, ^^^ 2o.o^of. 
 
 doeojF^ varmbuni (^o^r), 7;. n. 
 To quarrel, fight. 2. to grasp. 
 
 sjos;, s3o?;ivamsa,va'msa, ^.Arace, 
 generation, lineage, family. 
 
 s^os'Sd"^ vamsavali, ^. A gene- 
 alogy, line of descent. 
 
 ^^^e;3^, d^^Oc)3^ vakalat^, 
 vakalatij, s. A power of at- 
 torney, commission, agency. 
 
 d-S-^s3vakile, s, A pleader, vakil, 
 
 advocate, agent. 
 
 -i sj=^cl, s^^?^ vakkane, vakkane, s. 
 
 The style of a letter. 2. a 
 
 literary composition, diction. 
 
 ^=3^ vakra, adj. Bent, awry, 
 crooked. 2. malignant, cruel. 
 
 sjri^d vageire, postp. Etcetera, 
 and so forth. 
 
 s^s^c^ vacana, ^y. A word, speech, 
 sentence, dictum, aphorism. 
 as^- the singular number. 
 805oo_ the plural number. 
 
 sde^^^ vacipuni (^sl), 7/.^. To 
 speak. 
 
 dz^, dt3^ vaja, vaja, s. Deduc- 
 tion, subtraction, remission; 
 also Sj3rf. — s:]Drfo^, — -rfjs^^OvS^ to 
 deduct, remit. 
 
 s^z^ojj vajaya, s. Paying, pay- 
 ment; cf. ^'^. 
 
 sjtdojj vajaya, j. Form, shape. 
 SjctSe- of like form or shape, 
 a chip of the old block. 
 
s^t3 vaji 
 
 597 
 
 sjd vara 
 
 s^e3d vajira, see ^^. 
 
 sJt^^oS d23e6 vajirij, vajire, ^. A 
 
 prime minister. 2. the queen, 
 
 in cards. 
 zit^. vajra, ^. A diamond. 2. one 
 
 of the astronomical yogas. 
 
 adj. Hard, strong. — ^^ajj a 
 
 strong constitution of body. 
 
 — ^^£i a coat of mail. ~-^>^\ 
 
 a hard blow, ^a^^odooqi the 
 
 weapon of Indra ; a thunder- 
 bolt. 
 d23j),o^j?^j,, ^23^,;^) vajrayussu, 
 
 vajrousa, ^. Longevity, long 
 
 life. 
 ^ei vata, ^. The large banyan, 
 
 Ficus religiosa. — ^^the leaf 
 
 of it. 
 tkiD^ vatara, s. The compound 
 
 or enclosure of a house, 
 
 vicinity. 
 sj^sja^ vattami^, see 3jW^o. 
 visjji vade, s. A kind of cake. 
 ^c^ ^ vaddyana, see So^^?5. 
 sJraoe^N vanannana, s. A kind of 
 
 vegetable, Alternanthera ses- 
 
 silis. 
 drsrj^ vanasiji, see ^s^^T^. 
 ^^Tf vattasyi, see aj^^odj. . 
 5d.B vatti, see 2o£^. 2. see Sj^f. 
 
 ■^^;^-^1^, ^^^^D"4) vatsanabi, va- 
 tsanabhi, i". An active vegetable 
 poison, Acojtihim ferox. 
 
 ^^d vatsara, s. A year; also 
 
 sj^ ^ vatsale, s. A kind, affec- 
 
 tionate man. 2[5^— God who 
 is gracious to His devotees. 
 
 ddc^ vadana, s. The mouth, 
 visage, face, countenance. 
 
 sJqSo vadhu, s. A woman, bride, 
 wife. — ■s:5-db bride and bride- 
 groom. 
 
 sjc^ vadhe, ^. Killing, murder. 
 -■rfo^e^cK^^ to kill. 
 
 ^f^ vana, s. A grove, garden , park, 
 forest, wood. ~s3i)?j residence 
 in a forest for religious pur- 
 poses. —-^^ one who resides 
 in a forest, a hermit, cadcstjo- 
 a pleasure garden. ox)^— a 
 garden near a house or town. 
 
 dsjoc^ vamana, s. Oblation. 2. 
 vomiting. 
 Jsio^oc^ vayana, s. Manner, cir- 
 cumstance, way; the art of 
 doing a thing. 2. a device, 
 scheme, expedient. 3. artifice, 
 dodge. 
 /sic^o^o^ vayaluni (^aJo6), v.n. 
 To totter, reel, stagger. 2. 
 to shake, be agitated. 
 
 ^^T^\ ^cio:;Jo vayasi^, vayasu, 
 s. Age, time of life. 
 
 doSOc^ vayina, ^^^ ^odo?^. 
 
 doSoe:^ vayili^, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 sjojood vayyara, see Sjodj^gT^. 
 
 ^d vara, s, A blessing, boon, 
 gift. 2. a bridegroom. ^^". 
 Best, excellent. 
 
 si do b*^ varan ti^,^. Envy, rancour, 
 deep animosity, hatred, adj. 
 Malicious, vicious, ^ui^^,- ob- 
 
s^d vara 
 
 598 
 
 sJQr vardhi 
 
 struction of business from 
 malice or spite. — 3i©j^^ to 
 bear malice. 
 ^dod varanda, s. A veranda. 
 
 s:d^^ 5^0=3' varaki^ varaka, s. 
 
 Gilt, gold leaf. 
 ^^=3^ varaka, s. A fountain, 
 
 spring. 
 dOiJo^ varatuni (^t^O), ^'. <3;. To 
 
 chaffer. 2. to trouble, dun; 
 
 Cf. SjTJaO^. 
 
 ^0^ varate, see ^"d^s. 
 
 ^d^d varatele, ^. A haggler, 
 
 one who chaffers. 2. a teasing 
 
 fellow. 
 s^dc^^, sJDi)?^^ varan^, varan^, s. 
 
 A. pagoda, four rupees; also 
 
 ■^^t^ varada, adj. Favorable. 
 ^da varadi, see ^ar. 
 s5d3o varaha, ^^^ aj-cJfi. 
 
 ^t::>'^^ ddjfl varuna, varune, ^. 
 Uranus, the Hindu Neptune, 
 regent of the west, the god 
 of water and rain. 
 
 ^dj2S[ varusha, see -^-^t, 
 
 sjrtr varg^a, s. A class, tribe. 
 2. a chapter, section. 3. 
 transfer, removal to another 
 place. 4. tenure of land, 
 proprietary right ; also Zj7\f. 
 — ^jse; the square root. — ^ 
 ^^^i to transfer. 
 
 dhrsg^o, drir?iJt^ vargipuni, 
 vargisuni (^''^^J^, ^'^F■co), v. a. 
 To square, multiply a num- 
 ber by itself; also SjVnf^^. 
 
 s^tiF, s^exiFfd, ^t^FfS varja, var- 
 .3 ana, varjane, s. Abandon- 
 ment, relinquishment, quit- 
 ting. --^^^^^ to abandon. 
 
 zi'i^Ft varjita, adj. Abandoned, 
 relinquished. 
 
 sitoF^^, 5jz2f?^o^ varjipuni, var- 
 jisuni (^^r^), v, a. To re- 
 linquish, abandon, give up. 
 
 zi^F varna, s. A class, tribe, 
 caste. 2. colour, tint, hue. 
 
 dcsF^ varnane, s. Description, 
 explaining, pointing out 
 qualities or excellencies. 
 
 drS^r^^^ sJe^F?do^ varnipuni, 
 varnisuni (^f^FcJ), v. a. To de- 
 scribe, point out qualities or 
 excellencies. 
 
 sj^F varta, s. Fountain, spring. 
 
 s:^^F^ yartake, s. A merchant, 
 trader. 
 
 sJ^FcS vartane, s. Occupation, 
 profession, living, livelihood. 
 
 Sj^FdJS?^ vartamana, s. News, 
 intelligence, information, in- 
 timation. 2. the present 
 tense, gram, 
 
 zi^FT^^'^ vartisuni (^^^cj), v. a. 
 To act. 2. to thrive on. 
 
 sJiF varte, s. A female demon 
 so called. 
 -^s^aF vardi, s. News, report, in- 
 telligence; also ajQF. 
 
 dq^Fo^ vardhanti, .y. A birthday. 
 
 ^r^F-^ vardhana, ^. Increase. 
 
 SjpF?dj^ vardhisuni (^P^cj), v. it. 
 To grow, prosper, thrive. 
 
z^^jOF varma 
 
 599 
 
 zzD'ao vakya 
 
 d;Jor varma, s. Rancour, grudge, 
 spite. 2. see 2o^or. —^<^ a 
 vital point, -si^o^^, —TJ^zido^ 
 to pursue with rancour. 
 
 Sj;jor^37)o3o varmalataye, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 ^^r, d?;!r varsha, varsa, i'. A 
 year. 2. rain; c/. 20?jf. 
 
 ^?5no?^ valeguni (^«5^), ^'. z^. 
 To be possessed by a demon. 
 
 Zj^25 valla bhe, s. A lover, 
 husband. 2. a superinten- 
 dent, overseer. 
 
 s^^, s:;^ vasa, vasa, ^. Submis- 
 sion.* 2. charge; ^/j"^ ^j^. 
 ' 532;- time of death, -^t^ to 
 be subject to, be possessed of. 
 —■do^o^r^ to subdue; to de- 
 liver, make over. 
 
 ziJ^ vasa, s. Marrow, fat. 2. an 
 offering to fire. 
 
 sd?jo^ vasanta, ^. The season of 
 spring. 
 
 ^?o3 vasati, s. An abode, dwell- 
 ing. 
 
 z^Ti-^ vasana, s. Cloth, garment, 
 clothes. 
 
 zS^^^ vasali^, s. Alacrity. 2. 
 see 2K>7iB. 
 
 d?^^^5^^) vasavuni (^?fe), i'. a. To 
 sit, stay. 
 
 zih^^^, ^?o^C) vasil^, vasili, .y^^ 
 
 r;?^o vasu, s. A kind of demi-god. 
 
 ^ ;::i>j5 23^ , ^ ?;jvjs © , ^ t<Sj s;o vasulij, 
 vasuli, vasulu, s. Collection 
 of a debt, etc. -^o<^o^^ to 
 collect. 
 
 ;:!rj^, d4i, vast^, vastu, ^. A 
 thing, matter, substance. 
 
 dro^ vasti, s. Halting, sojourn- 
 ing. 2. see ^^^. — -3:^0^0^^ to 
 halt, stay. 
 
 si?o vastra, j. Cloth, raiment. 
 
 s3^ vaksha, .9. The heart, 
 •^^"c) va, inter r g, pr on. Which? 
 what ? <^. ns. — ?i"rf^js^i which 
 person? — s^^ whatever. 
 
 532)0=5* vank^, .$•. The felloe, outer 
 rim of a w^heel; jaunt. 
 
 ^«)o^d vankade, ^^6= ^o^d. 
 
 ^^oriJ3,ej vangmula, j. A depo- 
 sition, statem-ent. 
 
 ^"SosB, S3«)os vanti, vante, s. 
 Vomiting. -20^r^ to retch, 
 feel nausea. -2^?a cholera. 
 —■do^jv^ to vomit. 
 
 532)^^, 53-3=5^0 vak^, vaku, ^. A 
 word, speech. 2. a rule. 3. 
 an imprecation, curse. 4. an 
 imaginary danger or risk. 
 _^o^j^. — ^yo,^, — ■sSoowj^^i a 
 curse to cleave ; to be affected 
 with an imprecation. — =^js^r 
 ?i to curse, imprecate. — K 
 <§3^o^^ to incur the risk of 
 ordering or assenting to a 
 delicate proceeding, -"c^^h^ 
 to curse, denounce, —hti^^ 
 to absiolve from a curse. 
 
 S3"3^3) ^occ^oF vakcaturya, -s-. Elo- 
 quence. — cTCoSo an eloquent 
 man. 
 
 ss'S^sA^ vakmula, ^^^ ^^oajs^c*;. 
 
 S32)^o vakya, s. A sentence. 2. 
 a rule. 
 
iDfi vagda 
 
 600 
 
 53c)05o vayi 
 
 zz'^riozi vagdanda, ^\ Reproof, 
 
 reprimand. 
 zj^Ti^, 53^n-3^ vagdatta, vag- 
 
 dana, ^. A promise. 
 S3"5)A^d vagvada, s. Quarrel, dis- 
 
 pute. 
 S3^2:^=3*, S3'3E^^ vacaka, vacana, s. 
 
 Facility in reading; reading. 
 
 _^^o^^ to read. 
 S3e)^5c)^, S3-5)E5i?) ^ vacata, vaccata, 
 
 s. Quarrel, dispute, -^o^o^^ 
 
 to quarrel, dispute. 
 53-3^5 c) 3^0^ vacaduni (s3D£^S), TJ.a. 
 
 To quarrel, dispute. 
 S3«)e5's^=^ vacalake, s. A great 
 
 talker, eloquent man. 
 z^'i^^ vacita, ^. Reading. 
 534)e5^d vacoule, s. Talkative- 
 ness, loquacity. 
 
 S3'5)23o vacya, 
 
 Fit to be 
 
 uttered. 2. see ^^^. S5_ im- 
 proper to be spoken. 
 
 S3e)2;i vaja, s. Speed, haste, swift- 
 ness. 
 
 S3 5)2^52::;, S3^eo^ vajabi, vajmi, adj. 
 Reasonable, proper, right, 
 just. — ^cxio reasonable price. 
 —sjDsTd a proper, true word. 
 
 STsy vata, ^^^ ^^-^. 
 
 ;3e)^^^ vatepuli, see Sio65^«9. 
 
 ^^34)^=^, S3Dari vadikfe, vadige, .?. 
 
 Custom, usage, practice. 
 
 53e)^vata, J. Rheumatism; gout, 
 arthritis. 2. see ss^oiij. Xo53-, 
 ?io5_ gout; swelling of the 
 joints. 3i^- paralysis. ?joSi— 
 inflammation of the joints. 
 
 ~z^h^ to suffer from rheu- 
 matism. 
 
 ZZD^^Q vatsalya, s. Parental 
 affection, love, tenderness; 
 sympathy. 2. home-sickness. 
 
 ^^n^ vadi^, s. Way, road. 
 
 ^■3C3^, 53>)d vadiji, vada, i". A dis- 
 sertation, discourse, dispute, 
 contention, discussion, —-si) 
 •^^SJ to discuss, dispute. 
 
 ^31) a vadi, s. A plaintiff. ^B~ 
 a defendant, respondant. 
 
 STsa=^ vadike, see sroS. 
 
 S3c)a^^, S3-9a?^j^ vadipuni, vadi- 
 suni (s3Da, sroa^), 7'. %. To 
 argue, discuss, dispute. 
 
 S3«)do vadya, .y. Instrumental 
 music. 2. any musical instru- 
 ment. — DDoSo a musician. 
 ??j3o3io— a wind-instrument. 
 -•dos^^o^^ to play on a musical 
 instrument. 
 
 S3'5)^gj?o vanaprasthe, s. A her- 
 mit, 'anchorite. [monkey. 
 
 ZD^6 vanare, s. An ape or 
 
 Zj^^DTf vapas^, adv. Again, 
 behind, back, returning, s. 
 Return. — -^^o^^ to return, 
 give back. 
 
 53e)^o^ vamane, s. A dwarf. 
 535^j:^s5sD-d the fifth incarna- 
 tion of Vishnu. 
 
 STSoi^sl vayavya, s. The north- 
 west quarter, adj. Relating 
 to the Aviud. 
 
 ;3c)02io vayi, s. Flatulence, windi- 
 ness. 2. gout, rheumatism. 
 d.see 53*>odoo. 
 
STSoao vayi 
 
 601 
 
 SJe)rO VaSl 
 
 •S3^oSocJ, J3^o5o:S vayida, vayide, 
 s. An instalment, term of 
 payment. 
 
 ^isoSoysor^, S3^o5j^^or( vayi- 
 lan^iji, vayivilan^a, s. The seeds 
 of Erycibe paniculata. 
 
 ^e)OJjo vayu, ^. Wind, air. 
 2. ^^^ s^osj. 
 
 S3"9U^ varij, s. Auction. 2. a 
 rod, yard. — K stoc^j^, — eSs^S) 
 to put to auction. 
 
 ^"sd vara, s. A time, f^^^ni 
 twice; Sjssdftj once. 
 -^^■5)^ vara, s. A week day. 2. a 
 week. e?a;^n_j sosd^t^, sds;)-^ 
 Sunday; TSjse^—, ;6j3e^je)-d Mon- 
 day ; 5907^^5 Tuesday ; eooqU, 
 eoocroci Wednesday; aoiJvX- 
 Thursday; ^o^-, ?i>^T^ Fri- 
 day; ^S)-, 7iS)orf:reT^ Saturday. 
 S3^— on what day? ^ sroiSjst^o 
 ^^sS it cannot be this week. 
 ^■s^^rki ss^TJ from week to 
 week. 
 
 ^"sdob^ varantiji, s. A warrant 
 to seize an offender, goods, etc. 
 
 ^3^d^ varate, see ^xia 
 
 ^c)0?^^ varisi^, s. Heirship, own- 
 ership ; a claim. — sd"5, ^cro-5 
 an heir, proprietor, owner, 
 claimant. 
 
 S3Ddo varu, ^^^ ^5. 
 
 S3'36 vare, ^^^ ^j'^. 
 
 53e)23r^ s^^tSrri varjika, varjige, 
 s. Haggling, chaffering, higg- 
 ling, as in a bargain. —"^ 
 ^^oi to haggle. 
 
 S3^23ri varjita, see ^aSr^. 
 S3c)iF varte, s. Tidings, news. 
 
 ^os;^— good news, gospel. 
 532)^rl valaga, see ^ejX. 
 S3c)s3 vale, see ^s3. 
 S3c)53dorao7^ valemanangiji, ^^^ 
 
 S3c)s3^?oO^ valeisuni (^°^^co), z'.^. 
 To do homage. 2. to serve. 
 
 SJe)©,^-S- valmlki, ^. A sage, the 
 author of Ramayana. 
 
 S3e)S3c) vava, see under 33s. 
 J 53^^ vasi, adj. Improved, better, 
 either in health or quality; 
 preferable, s. Health, re- 
 covering. 2! preference. 3. 
 fame. \ ^,an affix added to 
 words denoting fractio7is^ as 
 a mere expletive; as., ^'6— 
 half; ^^- one-fourth. ^^^— 
 virtue of the hand; skill. 
 ^^^- unequal balances. ^^ 
 osjrf— , see U7ider ^f^osto. — e? 
 h^ to be cured, --^o^^^ to 
 cure. sdS <^ CA)on^o s:d^ this is 
 preferable to that. 
 
 S3c)ro, S35)?di vasa, vasate, s. An 
 abode, dwelling, habitation. 
 ~Tk)^^^ to dwell, abide. 
 
 S3e)?o^ vasane, s. Scent, smell, 
 odour. rfj5_ a stench, dis- 
 agreeable smell. Ti'^— a good 
 smell, fragrance. 
 
 S3e)r^od^s3 vasudeve, s. A name of 
 Krushna. 2. a proper name. 
 
 s^^ vasi, ^. An inhabitant. 2. 
 
 51 
 
sji)n) vasi 
 
 602 
 
 ^2;^ vica 
 
 Z2Dk^^, S3^Aj;^o^ vasipuni, vasi- 
 suni (sro^c3), V. a. To dwell, 
 reside. 
 
 SJ3^^^ vastavya, s. Dwelling, 
 residence. — -do^o^o) to dwell. 
 
 S3c)3o^ vahana, s. A conveyance, 
 vehicle, chariot, waggon. 
 
 S3c)Sc^ vahva, intj. of appro- 
 bation. — 3ir^?i to applaud. 
 
 S3c)^, S3i)°^, ^'^\ vala, vale, valya, 
 s. A protuberance, swelling. 
 2. a bubo produced by vene- 
 real affection; also ^ozl^s?, 
 
 ^s^j^s' vaksha, see ssd^c. 
 J^oHd vingada, s. Separation, 
 parting, adj. Separate, dis- 
 tinct, apart, --^^o^^, ^oKTh^^ 
 to separate, divide, set apart. 
 
 OoqJo vindhya, s. A range of 
 mountains so called. 
 
 O^s^ei vikata, adj. Terrific, aw- 
 ful, frightful. 2. austere, 
 severe. — "^v®^ a frightful form. 
 
 0=^^ vikalpa, s. Doubt, indeci- 
 sion. 2. alternative. 3. of- 
 fence, displeasure. -20^f^ 
 to disagree, be at variance. 
 
 ^^e)d vikara, ^. Transformation, 
 alteration, change. 2. sick- 
 ness, adj. Ugly. 2. unnatu- 
 ral. —Xor® an unnatural dis- 
 position. -■^■^■^7^^ an ugly 
 man. 
 
 C)?r«)D vikari, s. The twenty- 
 third year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 Z'Q-^i^ vikasa, s. Expansion; cf. 
 
 ^■S-frsr viklrna, adj. Scattered, 
 diffused, spread about. 2. 
 dissolved. 
 
 ^'^\t vikr^ta, adj. Changed. 2. 
 
 ugly. 
 
 tM^h vikr^ti, s. The twenty- 
 fourth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 2. change. 
 adj. Wicked. 
 
 ^^s'.do vikrama, s. Heroism, 
 valour, strength. 2. the four- 
 teenth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 Ci^^jsai^, O^sjj^^r vikra- 
 maditye, vikramarke, s. A 
 celebrated sovereign. 
 
 ^^.oJo vikraya, s. Selling, vend- 
 ing. 
 
 lS(\Ti vigada, adj. Terriffic, se- 
 vere. 2. opposed, contrary. 
 
 ^Kso vigraha, s. An idol, image. 
 —Cfij^qiT?, .sXj^Dust^?? an idola- 
 ter. —^-^'^4^, ^Xjssu^qi^ idola- 
 try. 
 
 ^^^ri vighalige, s. The sixtieth 
 part of a ^^7^. 
 
 Osj?D^ vighata, s. A hinderance, 
 obstacle; a prohibition. 
 
 ^■^ vighna, s. An impediment, 
 obstacle. 
 
 ^^(o^d vighnesvare, s. Ganesa, 
 the remover of obstacles. 
 
 ^2:^=3^ rs vicakshana, adj. Clever, 
 able, wise, ^-d^^ a clever 
 man. 
 
Z'i^^ vica 
 
 603 
 
 ^zj^ vidva 
 
 OE5"5)rf vicara, s. Investigation, 
 consideration, judging. 2. 
 solicitude, anxiety. —-^^^^ 
 to investigate. <3£^-5jsc^o ^o± 
 ^ to be solicitous. 
 
 ^t5e)d, ^Z5e)dcl vicara, vicarane, 
 s. Investigation, examination, 
 inquiry. 2. consideration, 
 thought. 3. superintendence, 
 management; also ^e^^e^-d. 
 —•^^0^^ to examine; to su- 
 perintend; to inquire. 
 
 ^WD^^^ vicaripuni (.s^^S), v. a. 
 To investigate, examine, in- 
 quire. 
 
 ^'^^ vicitra, s. A curiosity, 
 wonderful thing, adj. Beauti- 
 ful, wonderful, variegated, 
 curious. — ^CTJ a wonderful 
 act or workmanship. — "djasi 
 a beautiful form. 
 
 ^z^^rsF, ^2^rsr vicirna, viccir- 
 na, s. Agreeableness. adj. 
 Pleasant, beautiful. 2. won- 
 derful. 
 
 ^2^ 0^0 vijaya, s. Victory, con- 
 quest, triumph. 2. the twenty- 
 seventh year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. —^Xt^ Bijapur. 
 
 ^es^c^ vijar^, s. Trowsers. 
 
 ^t3^ s:!n vijnapane, s. A petition, 
 application, solicitation. — "sl) 
 ^^^ to solicit, request. 
 
 ^U vita, s. Whoredom, lewd- 
 ness, gallantry. —^-doiS, a 
 gallant, seducer, lewd man; 
 a fop. 
 
 ^2^020?? vidambane, s. Mimicry, 
 mockery. 2. affecting. 
 
 OdJSd, ^c^JSd vidura, viddura, 
 s. Hinderance, obstacle. 
 
 ^^^ vitala, s. The second world 
 below the earth. 
 
 ^^ vitta, s. Substance, proper- 
 ty, wealth. 
 
 03Do?;j vityasa, see ^^^^?^. 
 
 023c)^ vidana, see s:>v^^. 
 
 .DQ^drs, ^HDZ^ vidarana, vida- 
 rane, s. Tearing, breaking, 
 rending, splitting. 
 
 <Ddo vidya, s. Learning, science, 
 knowledge. 2. an art. 3. 
 juggling. z^^oB^ archery. 
 ^^— the art of using arms. 
 ^^~ sculpture, architecture. 
 —=^©^4^ to impart know- 
 ledge, -'^ej^^ to acquire 
 knowledge. 
 
 ^d<; 5JJ?)f3 vidyamana, s. Circum- 
 stances, situation, condition. 
 
 ^do s^oi vidyavante, see ^cro^^ci. 
 
 ^zSi)oZ^6 vidyadhare, s. A demi- 
 god so called. 
 
 Oc3^o 2pe)o rj vidyabhyasa, s. Study, 
 learning. 
 
 ^UDo^r vidyarthi, ^. A student. 
 
 ^nithZ^oi vidyavante, s. A learn- 
 ed man. 2. a skilful man. 
 
 ^zSikBD^ vidyasale, .y. An acade- 
 my, school. 
 
 ^do vidye, see S)zi^, 
 
 C)CJ3o?o vidvamse, s. A learned 
 man, philosopher. 
 
 51* 
 
^d vidha 
 
 604 
 
 OSjjjS vibhu 
 
 ^q^ vidha, s. Form, formula, 
 rule. 2. manner, kind, sort. 
 -^z^ various, of different 
 sorts. 
 
 ^cjJdvidliave, s. A widow. 
 
 Dq5e)r^ vidhana, s. Bule, precept. 
 2. form, mode, manner. 
 
 ^5 vidhi, s. Fate, luck, des- 
 tiny. 2. rule, precept, for- 
 mula. 3. text. 4. order, 
 command. 5. the imperative 
 mood, gram, 
 
 ^q^od vidhura, s. Separation. 
 adj. Confused. 
 
 ^Tpt vidhure, s. A widower. 
 
 ^Cp^oJo vidheya, adj. Obedient, 
 pliant, tractable. -^, —^^ 
 obedience, submission. — ^ 
 c^o4^^ to be obedient. 
 
 C>r^ovl vinanti, s. Petition, re- 
 quest. 
 
 ^f^ojo vinaya, s. Modesty, af- 
 fability, humility, mildness. 
 2. reverence, obeisance. 3. 
 decorum. 4. see ^^'^. —^ sjs 
 ^^ speaking modestly, -^^^r 
 ^ reverently, respectfully. 
 
 ^c^^"c), O^c) vinaha, vina, «^^^. 
 Without, except. 
 
 CicS'SOJo'^ vinayake, ^. Ganesa. 
 SeTOodj^tj^S a feast on the 
 fourth day of the sixth lunar 
 month, in commemoration of 
 Ganesa's going to call his 
 mother Parvati. 
 
 C>c3c)05o?:oO^ vinayisuni (^ctoosjoJ), 
 v.a. To except, exempt, ex- 
 clude. 
 
 ^cS'S^ vinasa, s. Destruction, 
 annihilation, ruin. 2. loss. 
 
 O^oSJ^^ri viniyoga, s. Sharing 
 any thing sacred. 2. appro- 
 priation, as of money, etc., for 
 any purpose. 3. giving or 
 parting with any thing. -"^^ 
 ^ to divide, share, distribute. 
 
 ^c^JS^d vinoda, s. Sport, play, 
 pastime. 
 
 ^sj^, ^sj^o^ vipatty, vipattu, 
 s. Calamity, distress, adver- 
 sity, danger. 
 
 ^sdO^^ viparita, adj. Contrary,, 
 reverse, perverse, opposite. 
 — =^e;?j an unusual or impro- 
 per act. —7jo7\§> an unusual 
 event or circumstance. 
 
 ^g^ vipre, s. A Brahman. 
 
 t^2p=^ vibhakta, adj. Divided,, 
 apportioned. 2. parted, sepa- 
 rated. ^— undivided. 
 
 ^2^^ vibhakti, s. The inflection 
 or case of a noun, ^q^^— 
 the nominative case. 
 
 02^^ vibhakta, s. A divided 
 member of a family. 
 
 Cis^d vibhava, s. Property, sub- 
 stance. 2. magnanimity. 3^ 
 display, pomp. 4. the second 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 
 
 Osp-^rl vibhaga, s. Part, share, 
 portion. —^^^?i, ^2pD7\?i3^ to 
 divide, share, distribute. 
 
 ^z^^3 vibhuti, .'^. Sacred ashes 
 with which the followers of 
 
^^ vima 
 
 605 
 
 ^zi viva 
 
 Siva smear themselves. 2. 
 superhuman power. 3. di- 
 vine grace, manifestation, 
 glory. 
 
 ^sJo^F vimarse, s. Investigation, 
 inquiry. 4^E~ review, as 
 of a decree. 
 
 Odj^r^ vimana, s. A kind of air 
 balloon or car, self-directed 
 and self-moving. 2. a chariot 
 of the gods. 
 
 ^^^■^ vimukti, s. Liberation, 
 final emancipation from fu- 
 ture births. 
 
 ^s5j3^2^^ vimocane, ^. Pardon- 
 ing, absolving, cancelling. 
 2. releasing, quitting. 3. re- 
 demption, liberation, --s^o^o^ 
 ^, ^-^j^^z^tjo^ to pardon, re- 
 lease, absolve; to deliver. 
 
 '^Q^J^^ri viyoga, s. Separation, 
 disunion. 2. bereavement, 
 loss. 3. subtraction. 
 
 ^i^h^ virahita, ad/. Left, aban- 
 doned, diverted. — "si^o^o^^ to 
 exclude, discard. 
 
 ^u^r{ viraga, s. Disregard of 
 all carnal enjoyments, ab- 
 sence of passion. 
 
 Odod viruddha, adj. Opposed, 
 hindered; contrary, opposite. 
 
 ^djssj virupa, adj. Deformed, 
 ugly. 
 
 ^dJ3S£)=^ virupakshe, s. Siva, 
 having an unusual eye in the 
 centre of his forehead. 
 
 ^6^2;^ fS virecane, s. Purging; 
 evacuation; also ^-^jsoEi^. 
 
 OdJ^^q^ virodha, s. Animosity, 
 opposition, contradiction. 2. 
 prevention, hinderance. -7^ 
 ■5, -_c3Do3o, see ^iSj^eqj. _e?cS 
 ^jt^ijd^ to speak against. — "sSj 
 ^0^^, <3(5j3e^?jo^ to oppose. 
 
 ^6j3^9 virodhi, s. An opponent, 
 adversary, enemy. 2. the 
 twenty-third year in the 
 Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 
 ^6js^^=^n^o virodhikri^tu, s. The 
 forty-fifth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 ^q;o2o vilamba, see -s'^cao. 
 
 ^^0^ vilambi, s. The thirty- 
 second year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 O^oJjvS, ^o^sajja vilayati, vila- 
 yati,^. Europe. <2^'. European. 
 _?ioor© chalk. 
 
 ^^=^r3 vilakshana, adj. Extra- 
 ordinary, unprecedented, pe- 
 culiar. 
 
 ^e5c)ro^ vilasy, s. Superscription, 
 mark or direction. 2. the 
 price of a cloth, eU.^ marked 
 on it. ^oe^_ the address of 
 a letter. 
 
 ^Oe)ro vilasa, s. Sport, pastime. 
 2. dalliance, wantonness, co- 
 quetry. 
 
 ^6, ^ds3-3D vile, vilevari, s. 
 Distribution, apportioning, 
 arranging. 
 
 ^s^d, ^Dddel vivara, vivarane, s. 
 Explanation, particulars, de- 
 tail. 2. circumstances, matter, 
 affair. 
 
Od viva 
 
 606 
 
 ^3^ visha 
 
 ^dOog^i vivaripuni (^^5), v, a. 
 To explain at large ; to de- 
 scribe distinctly. 
 
 ^Z2z)=o vivaka, see <s>^e^. 
 
 Os3e)d vivada, s. Dispute, quar- 
 rel, law-suit. 
 
 ^S3«)3d vivaha, ^. A wedding, 
 marriage, matrimony. 
 
 ^Oq^ vividha, adj. Diverse, vari- 
 ous. 
 
 ^s3^=3^ viveka, s. Judgment, dis- 
 cernment, discrimination. 2. 
 reconciliation, —^h^ to be 
 reconciled. — "^^o^^ to re- 
 concile. 
 
 ^s5^^ viveki, ^. A sensible man. 
 
 ^2^ visa, see ^^. 
 
 Os^o^j visaya, see ^s^odo. 
 
 ^sraaS visakhe, s. The sixteenth 
 lunar mansion. 
 
 ^Se)^ visala, s. Diffusion, ex- 
 tension. 2. the firmament. 
 adj. Wide, roomy, capacious, 
 spacious. 
 
 ^^3^. visishta, adj. AIL 
 
 ^2^0 visu, see ^^o. 
 
 ^sijd visuddha, adj. Pure, clean. 
 2. pious, virtuous. 
 
 ^^^3^ visesha, s. Sort, kind, 
 manner. 2. distinction, dif- 
 ference. 3. eminence. 4. any 
 thing unusual, adj. Distinct, 
 different. 2. unusual, ex- 
 traordinary. 3. much, great. 
 ~^^ a festive day. —2^^ 
 superior talents. — ?joXS an 
 extraordinary affair, some- 
 
 thing unusual. — ^o^Os^?) to 
 distinguish; to make much 
 of. 
 
 ^^^^ra viseshana, s. An attri- 
 bute or adjective. 2. dis- 
 tinguishing, discriminating. 
 •^odj^— an adverb. 
 
 ^25 ;jj visrama, s. Repose, rest. 
 
 ^^Oj^^, O^0o?^o^visramipuni, 
 visramisuni (^^^0, ^^sjcj), 
 ^'. ;^. To rest, repose. 
 
 D3'3,o3 visranti, s. Repose, rest. 
 — ■s^j'^o^^ to repose, rest. 
 
 02^ visva, .y. The world, uni- 
 Verse ; all. —-^4 Lord of the 
 world ; Siva ; a proper name. 
 
 t^'B'^J^i^'i^ visvamitre, s. A mon- 
 arch who became a Brahma- 
 rushi. 
 
 Osj^di^j visvavasu, s. The thirty- 
 ninth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 ^25"$) ro visvasa, s. Faith, confi- 
 dence, belief. 2. kindness, 
 intimacy, favour. —^y^^7( a 
 betrayer of trust or confi- 
 dence. 
 
 ;^s^^?doc^ visvasisuni (^b^^-^oj), 
 V. a. To believe, trust. 
 
 ^t visve, ^. The heavenly archi- 
 tect. 
 
 D3S[ visha, s. Poison, venom. 
 — =5^^ a famous remedy for 
 snake-bite. — 3io;^o a poisonous 
 creature. —^ocXje^ the shrub 
 Crtnum deflexum. — ^i^eS a 
 kind of water-lily. ^^-, see 
 "§1^7^^. —■ni>Tk^^ to poison. 
 
13^ visha 
 
 607 
 
 ^^6 vire 
 
 ^^do vishama, adj. Odd (in 
 numbers). 2. uneven, rough. 
 3. painful, difficult, trouble- 
 some. 
 
 ^s^cx^j vishaya, s. Any object of 
 sense, any thing perceived 
 by the sense; any object in 
 general. 2. reference, rela- 
 tion, as to a person, place, etc. 
 3. the' topic or subject of a 
 discourse, ^/<:. ^.semenmrtle. 
 postps. Kespecting, regard- 
 ing. =^ ^^oSjsTli in this re- 
 spect. S3D s^-^Q&jhdci in what 
 respect? on what subject? 
 e? s^orfo <oc^ T^jsS aS I am 
 ignorant of that subject. ^4 
 r odj«)^o"d uxorious. ^m<^^?^^ 
 inordinate devotion to wo- 
 men; lewdness. 
 
 ^^j vishu, s. The fifteenth 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 2. the vernal equinox ; 
 the feast observed on that 
 day. 
 
 ^^0 vishnu, s. The second of 
 the Hindu triad. 
 
 ^^0=5^,00 vishnukranti, s. The 
 plant Evolvulus alsinoides^ 
 used as a decoction in fevers. 
 
 ^?o visa, see ^A- 
 
 ^■^t\7 visarga, s. The soft as- 
 pirate §. 
 
 t^l^-^T-^ visarjane, s. Quitting, 
 relinquishing ; dismissing. 
 
 D?o23r?oj^ visarjisuni (^pdeSr^), 
 V. a. To relinquish, abandon. 
 
 0?3^?o visesa, see ^^^A- 
 
 ^^D^^ vistaripuni (^^^), "c'- a- 
 To make prolix; to diffuse, 
 publish. 
 
 ^?w^d vistara, s. Diffusion, ex- 
 tension. 2. abundance, plenty. 
 3. prolixity. ~^h^ to become 
 diffused, spread abroad; to 
 extend, expand, dilate; to 
 transpire, become public. 
 —■do^Ov^, see s^Q^^). 
 
 V:i'k^^'if^r vistirna, adj. Spread, 
 extended, expanded. 2. large, 
 great, s. Area, space, extent. 
 
 ^;^k)Jo vismaya, s. Wonder, sur- 
 prise. ~^h^ to be surprised. 
 
 D?o, \3 vismri^ti, s. Forgetful- 
 ness. 
 
 02o^ vihita, adj. Friendly, ami- 
 able. 2. fit, proper. 3. true, 
 certain. — ?joXB a fact. — "rfje) 
 AF a friendly or proper 
 manner. 
 
 ^^o^o vilamba, s. Slowness, 
 tardiness ; delay, procrasti- 
 nation. 
 
 Z^^ot^ vilambi, see se;o8!). 
 
 Os?«)?j vilasa, see ^e^oJ. 
 
 ^^cl Vine, s. The Indian lute. 
 
 O^d vira, adj. Brave, valiant, 
 strong, powerful. -^J^, -^^ 
 heroism, bravery. 
 
 ^^d2^g^ virabhadre, s. One of 
 Siva's attendants. 
 
 O^d vire, s. A hero, champion, 
 warrior, brave man. .se'^a^e 
 •5, sei73a^?-5 a great hero, very 
 brave man. 
 
^^ojjr virya 
 
 608 
 
 s3^d veda 
 
 Z^Oo^iF vIrya, .<?. Heroism. 2. 
 strength, vigour. 3. fortitude, 
 firmness. 4. semen mrile. 
 .1 V^^-F^, ^^?o visiji, visa, s. A six- 
 teenth. 2. a weight of gold 
 equal to a grain of rice. 
 
 ^e^, ^V^^ vile, vilya, s. The 
 betel leaf. 
 
 5j, ^ u, u, For words begin- 
 ning with these letters see 
 under caj, cap. 
 
 s^xcnc)S^^ vr^ndavana, s. A basin 
 round the purple stalked 
 basil, sacred to Vishnu. 2. 
 the shrine or tomb of a 
 spiritual guide. 
 
 -d^ vr^ta, see ^^. 
 
 ^>.^ vr^tta, s. Verse, metre. 
 
 dxS^os vri^ttanta, s. News, in- 
 telligence, tidings. 2. an 
 event, occurrence. 
 
 ^xvBg vr^tti, s. Livelihood, pro- 
 fession, occupation. 
 
 ^qra vr^tha, <5;^(/'. Useless, fruit- 
 less. 2. incorrect, adv. In 
 vain. 
 
 s^nCj vriiddha, <i:^'. Old, aged, 
 ancient. 2. wise, learned. 
 
 5:\C3?) sJo vri^ddhapya, ^. Old age. 
 
 ;sjnD vruddhi, .y. Enlargement, 
 increase, augmentation, ex- 
 tension. 2. prosperity, suc- 
 cess. 
 
 Sjxd vruddhe, ^. An old man; 
 ah experienced man. 
 
 dsOij vruya, see ^cxiio. 
 
 s^N^ =5 vri^scika, s, A scorpion. 
 
 2. the sign Scorpio ; the eighth 
 solar month when the sun is 
 in Scorpio. 
 
 ^^^2^ vryshabha, s. A bull. 2. 
 the sign Taurus ; the second 
 solar month when the sun is 
 in Taurus. 
 
 d\(^ vrijishti, s. Eain. esjro- 
 drought. ^^5^- a shower of 
 gold ; a good shower of rain. 
 
 CvJ)CJ^ 
 
 ■^- 
 
 a shower of flowers. 
 
 dx=s' vr^ksha, ^. A tree. 
 
 s5o=^£JA0 venkatagiri, i'. The 
 sacred hill of Tirupati. 
 
 s5o=CTeJd^ocl venkataramane, i". 
 Vishnu worshipped at Tiru- 
 pati, etc.^ under this designa- 
 tion. 
 
 sSs^ vecca, s. Expenditure, ex- 
 pense. cfc^cdo- income and 
 expense. 
 
 s52d , ddcp vejja, vejhjha, sec od^. 
 
 s33*e)o?o vetyasa, see ■^^^. 
 
 ^^ vethe, see ■^^. 
 •^ti€i vedde, adj. Moist, wet. 
 
 s3ar verta, see ^^^. 
 
 d^ri vega, s. Speed, velocity, 
 quickness, adj. Quick, speedy. 
 
 det^^ vejya, see ^^^. 
 
 s5^c5 veda, s. The principal 
 sacred writings of the 
 Hindus, which are four in 
 number, namely, s5)7^^?rf, cxjo 
 &;o^eF"w, ?fedo^e3^, and ^qi^rr® 
 ^ec<. crosj— supplementary 
 Vedas. ^^^ the true Veda, 
 the Bible. 
 
d^cj veda 
 
 609 
 
 sSA veime 
 
 ^^z^^, ^^q$?2 vedane, vedhane, s 
 Pain, agony, distress. 2. sen- 
 sation, perception. 
 
 sS^C3"3ori vedanga, s. A subordi- 
 nate part of the Vedas. 
 
 ^^UDot vedanta, s. The Upani- 
 shads or theological part of 
 the Vedas. 
 
 ^^nDo3 vedanti, s. An adherent 
 to the Vedanta sj^stem. 
 
 sf^a, s3^a=^ vedi, vedike, s. A 
 raised floor, especially one 
 used as an altar. 2. a 
 pulpit. 
 
 ^«?3 vele, see ^e"^. 
 
 ^^3?g^^, ^^i^ vesyastri, vesye, 
 s. A professional dancing 
 girl, prostitute, harlot. 
 
 s3^^, ^^?o vesha, vesa, s. A 
 mask, disguise. 2. ornament, 
 dress, decoration. —zj^Tio^ 
 to disguise one's self. 
 
 d^(^> veshti, see oSo?^. 
 
 s3^^, s5r>^ vele, velya, ^. Time, 
 period, opportunity. 
 
 d> vei, see 4/3^. 
 
 ^^^^ veiki^L {daL of s^), pron. 
 For what? 
 
 sS^^oc^ veikuntha, 3". The para- 
 dise of Vishnu. 
 
 "^^^ veicar^, see ^^^. 
 
 s3)tiOJjo3 veijayanti, s. The 
 garland of Vishnu. 2. a flag. 
 
 d)ceJ5oJor, ^^^JSOJjF veidurya, 
 veidhurya, s. A gem of a 
 fine azure-blue colour, Lapis 
 lazuli^ beryl. 
 
 s3 a^ veidika, adj. Conformable 
 to the Vedas; scriptural. 2. 
 spiritual. 
 
 d)^a=^ veidike, s. A Brahman well 
 versed in the Vedas. 2. a 
 priest. 3. a doctor of law. 
 
 s3^Jrfo veidya, s. The science of 
 medicine; also ^^^^s- 2. 
 medical aid, advice or pre- 
 scription. — s3^^ to give medi- 
 cine. 
 
 "^^^ veidye, s. A physician ; also 
 
 sS^rfsjn veidhavya, ^. Widowhood. 
 
 t,^^ vein^, see sro. 
 
 ^v^ veina, see ^cdo^. 
 
 s5)SJ, t.^ veipa,veipu, s. Elonga- 
 tion, enlargement, growing 
 long. — AcO a loop, noose. 
 — j^u^ejo a waist cord. 
 
 d^Qg)Q^ veipuni, see a^oso^.^. 
 
 s|e^sj, d>2^J5^r( veibhava, veibho- 
 ga, s. Happiness, enjoyment. 
 2. wealth, riches. 3. majesty, 
 glory. — i:io^^oj to enjoy. 
 
 sS>do^?^' veimanasyi, s. Sadness, 
 dislike, sorrow, disinclination, 
 offence. 
 
 ti^^^ veimale, s. Fiction, in- 
 vention, "l.see Sjosj^red adj. 
 Fictitious, invented. — sjs^o 
 ^ to invent a story. 
 
 d^dji)^ri veimalige,>j. An open 
 upstair room. 
 '^ tj-^^ veime, s. Straightness, fit- 
 ness, rectitude. I.see 4^05o^. 
 — •sSo'd a straight tree. 
 
^ol) veiya 
 
 610 
 
 ^^ vori 
 
 sSyOij^^, s^odOi)^6 vdyapure, 
 veiyapure, s. A temporary 
 roof. -=aryo^^ to build a 
 temporary roof. 
 d^oiJc)d veiyara, see ^jodjeg-d. 
 
 s5^o5o veiyi, see ^^. 
 sS^d, s|^d4 veira, veiratva, s. En- 
 mity, hostility, natural anti- 
 pathy. —tSo^^^ to hate. 
 
 ^)Ui)r\ veirag^i, s. An ascetic, 
 devotee, mendicant. 
 
 sS^D^rio veiragya, s. The absence 
 of worldly passion or desire, 
 want of affection, self-renunci- 
 ation. 
 
 s5^D veiri, s. An enemy, adver- 
 sary, foe. A'^^l^'^^ six pro- 
 perties of fallen humanity, 
 namely, ^^o lust, ^^^z^ 
 anger, ^j?)<^2^ avarice, ^jse^ 
 love, -^^ pride, and ^^"d 
 envy, hatred. 
 
 ^)p^ veil^, s. A whirlpool, eddy ; 
 a strong current of water. 
 
 s3)p3* veilati^, s. Danger, diffi- 
 culty. 
 
 sS)^3c)aj veisakha, s. The second 
 lunar month. 2. mid-sum- 
 mer. 
 
 ^^2^« veisya, j. The agricultural 
 and mercantile tribe. -^(€n 
 a man of such a tribe. 
 
 ^3^s30o veishamya, s. Inequal- 
 ity, unevenness. 2. prejudice, 
 bias, prepossession, —-^^x^ 
 to be biassed. 
 
 ^x^ ^ veishnave, s. A follower 
 of Vishnu. 
 
 s|^3::^s;* veis^li;i, see So^?^. 
 d^?js3, veisalme, s. Partiality: 
 favouritism; bias, preposses- 
 sion. 
 s5)^7j'5)!^''' veisany, s. Acceptation, 
 
 taking charge of. 
 ^^d^, Sji?5J3rao^ veisuni, veiso- 
 nuni (^i>c3, ^j^^), v,a. To sus- 
 tain, support, bear. 2. to take 
 charge or responsibility of. 
 ^, 4^^ vo, vo, For words begin- 
 nmg with these letters^ not 
 found here, see under £A), Sj, h. 
 4'^^^ votvasi^t, s. Whitewash. 
 
 -^^bF^ to whitewash. 
 S^doori^o^ vodungeluni (^^o-R 
 
 ^), TJ. n. To fade, wither. 
 ^dd voddu, s. Obstinacy, stub- 
 bornness. — -d-doO ^js^o^^ to 
 importunate obstinately. 
 ^o5o^^ voyipuni, see Sjoso^^^. 
 ^^oS^sSo voyime, s. Artful, skill- 
 ful, dexterous. 3. see ^^^^. 
 —rf ojDid speaking artfully. 
 ^Q^:i7^& voyisylVj ^^^ 2o^^6. 
 ^Q^^^^o^ voyyakeiyya, s. 
 
 Struggle, wrangling. 
 ^d vora, see 2ot5. 
 4'30^J^> voratuni, see a^T^uo^. 
 J^<^Ci vorate, s. Source, spring, 
 fountain. 
 s^po"?)^ vorata, see 2o-d^. 
 s^sO 03^3-9^ D 0^3 c) voriyakariya, s. 
 A precarious condition, adj. 
 Precarious, critical, uncer- 
 tain. 
 
^dj voru 
 
 611 
 
 stc)q=3^ vyaka 
 
 4'3 do 0=3^0 vorunku, see Zjo'Sof. 
 
 ^uo^, 4^5 do d voruva, voruve, 
 
 see ZjziF. 
 
 ^6k^:i^ voretuni (^^-^O), z'. n. 
 To stick in the mire, as a 
 wheel ; to clog. 2. to be in 
 a strait. 3. see Zf^"^?^. 
 
 '^ts^^'§i vorone, adv. At once; 
 
 ^^7^ vorkadi, see So^ra. 2. 
 
 see 2o^re3. 
 4'5oodo volume, see Zj^^o. 2. see 
 
 4Pv^o^ vokuli, ^^^ ^t5^^. 
 
 43^^oDdJ?)C^ vodurimada, s. A 
 very small demon shrine. 
 
 d^?j^ vousi^, ^. Prosperity, good 
 luck. 
 
 ^% vol, s. A small log of wood, 
 a stake used for a hedge ; <^. 
 ^.?;?i. —^7^0^^ to cut and pre- 
 pare stakes for a hedge. 
 
 45)^)^^ voipuni, see ajosos^^. 
 
 ^0 cz^^ vyanjana, s. A consonant. 
 
 ^Q,Ho vyakta, adj. Clear, plain, 
 evident. 2. individual, spe- 
 cific. -^^^ individuality. 
 
 srlo^O^ vyatirikta, adj. Differ- 
 ent, distinct. ~^^ ^ri^^ to 
 behave differently from what 
 one ought. 
 
 do 3^0 ?;j vyatyasa, s. Contrariety, 
 opposition, reverse ; differ- 
 ence. 2. inverted or retro- 
 grade order. — ^o^Ov ?) to make 
 a difference. 
 
 ^^1, ^o^ vyate, vyathe, s. Pain; 
 
 distress. 2. fear, alarm, -e? 
 ^^ to be in pain, to be dis- 
 tressed. -13 £A)5^^ to be 
 in distress. 
 
 54^^«>d vyabhicara, s. Adultery, 
 prostitution. 2. erring, stray- 
 ing, --^j^-^j^^ to commit adul- 
 tery. 
 
 s:^o^2^"30 vyabhicari, 5-. An 
 adulterer. 2. an adulteress. 
 3. one who is going astray. 
 
 ^oOJj vyaya, s. The twentieth 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 2. expenditure, spend- 
 ing. --^^^^ to spend. 
 
 ^o^F vyartha, adj. Useless, vain, 
 unprofitable, unmeaning. — ^ 
 vanity. -e?5 in vain. 
 
 dp^JCjTS^ vyavadhana, s. Leisure, 
 opportunity. 
 
 sd^d?i«)Ol) vyavasaya, s. Culti- 
 vation. 2. exertion, effort, 
 perseverance, industry. 
 
 ^oS^?5 vyavasthe, s. A decree, 
 decision. 2. settlement, dis- 
 position. 
 
 sJodsoc)d vyavahara,. s. Litiga- 
 tion, law-suit. — ^^O^o), ^n^ 
 
 ^bTio^ to litigate, contest. 
 
 zio7<i^ vyasana, s. Grief, sorrow. 
 2. care, thought, concern. 3. 
 calamity, misfortune. 4. fault, 
 vice, frailty, tthr— the vice 
 of drunkenness. ^-R-dd— the 
 vice of chewing tobacco. -<^ 
 ^^ to be grieved. -^o^j^Sjati^ 
 ^^ to be in sorrow. 
 
 S3^c;=3^dr3 vyakarana, s. Grammar. 
 
^■^o^s'o vyaku 
 
 612 
 
 2^0=^ sanke 
 
 ^=^0^ vyakula, <24/. Perplexed, 
 confused, bewildered, s. Dis- 
 tress, perplexity, grief; also 
 
 S3'SoajSoc^ vyakhyana, s. An ex- 
 planation, exposition, gloss, 
 commentary. 
 
 S3^.^ vyaghra, s. A tiger. 
 
 S3^ot^c vyajya, s. A law-suit, dis- 
 pute, quarrel. — -^o^o^^ to 
 dispute; to sue. 
 
 S3-?r^ vyadhi, ^. Sickness, dis- 
 ease, plague. 
 
 ^ihti"^ vyapaka, adj. Diffusive, 
 pervading, comprehensive. 
 —^^oi to diffuse, spread. 
 
 S3-So3J=^ vyapake, ^. A ruler, 
 superior person. 
 
 S3£)oSj c)d vyapara, s. Occupation, 
 business, commerce, trade; 
 c/. 2OTo-d. —tS:)"^^^ to trade. 
 
 ^■^hT^:^^ vyapisuni (^^^^oJ), v. n. 
 To pervade, extend, spread. 
 
 S3e)o?o vyasa, s. The diameter in 
 geometry. 2. division. 
 
 S3^o?;iori vyasanga, s. Knowledge 
 or experience in learning. 2. 
 state, circumstances. 
 
 ^-■5)0 ?o vyase, s. The original 
 compiler or arranger of the 
 Vedas ; a sage. 
 
 ^rs vrana, ^. An ulcer, sore, 
 wound. 
 
 ■^■i vrata, s, A vow, any 
 meritorious act of devotion, 
 the voluntary or vowed ob- 
 servance of any penance, 
 austerity, etc, — ■rfo'^o^^ to 
 observe a vow; to perform 
 some act of piety. 
 
 sioJo vraya, s. Expense, expen- 
 diture. 2. waste. 
 
 S3«), s3e)S3"s vha, vhavha, intj. 
 
 CO 00 00 
 
 Bravo! well done! 
 
 25 sa, The forty-third letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 2^0=5^ sank^, see ^o^. 
 
 25 0^ sanka, s. The conch-shell, 
 used as a horn, and for offer- 
 ing libations. — ^»^ a flower 
 of the creeper CUtorea ter- 
 natea. 2oc;^l)o&_ a conch 
 winding to the right. oSjri 
 ^rfooCu. a conch winding to 
 
 S 
 
 the left. -^Ss^^ to blow a 
 
 conch. 
 25 0^6 sankare, s. Siva, he who 
 
 makes happy. 
 25o-S-ci sankini, s. One of the four 
 
 classes of females. 
 sio^ojjo^ sankiyuni (^^-a), v. n. 
 
 To doubt, fear, be alarmed. 
 sJo^ sankS, s. Terror, fear, 
 
 apprehension. 2. doubt, sus- 
 
2^0 ID sankha 
 
 613 
 
 2^^o sama 
 
 picion, uncertainty. 3. envy, 
 jealousy. 
 
 2^o&j sankha, see ^o^. 
 
 2^oiD^"3^«)r9 sankhapashEna, s. 
 Rats-bane, arsenic. 
 
 ^osjjo sambhu, s. Siva. 
 
 ^=3^ saka, s. An epoch, era. 
 
 ^=^03 sakuti, see ^^. 
 
 ^=3^0cd sakuna, ^. An omen, augu- 
 ry. 2. an ominous bird. — csdo3o 
 an interpreter of omens. 
 e9s^_ a bad omen. ^o^_ a 
 good omen. — ^ja^^j to consult 
 an omen. 
 
 ^=3^ sake, see ^^. 
 
 ^=5^ sakki^, ^. Apprehension, 
 suspicion, doubt. -^^^, -en) 
 4v^ to have doubt. — "^o^o^^ 
 to suspect, doubt. 
 
 ^=^6 sakkare, see tH^^- ■ 
 
 2)^ sakta, adj. Able, strong, 
 powerful, capable. 
 
 ^^ sakti, ^. Power, strength, 
 prowess. 2. an iron spear or 
 dart. 3. the energy or active 
 power of the deity, personified 
 as his wife. ^~ impotence, 
 weakness. ^^^c^4^f the poten- 
 tial mood. 
 
 5J^ sakte, s. A strong or power- 
 ful man. 
 
 ■ir^^ sakya, adj. Practical, pos- 
 sible. 59— impracticable. 
 
 2^=5^0 si)o^ sakyamuni, ^. Goutama 
 the founder of Buddhism. 
 
 ^P^ sagti, ^. Extravagance. 2. 
 see ^■^. 3. see Ti-o-. 
 
 ^^ sata, adj. A hundred. 2. 
 many. -^orfo^_^ a great effort. 
 — ■rfjs?^ a century, —tjq-^^^ a 
 hundred years; a long life. 
 
 s^^tj)^ satabhisha, s. The twenty- 
 fourth lunar mansion. 
 
 sj^vi satru, ^. An adversary, foe, 
 enemy. 
 
 ^p, ^V^A, ^^^S,6 sani, sanisre, 
 sanisvare, s. The planet Sa- 
 turn ^r its regent. 2. distress, 
 calamity. ^^^-d Saturday. 
 ■^^tj^o^^ to be in distress. 
 
 sisjq^ sapatha, «y. An oath, prot- 
 estation, asseveration by 
 2. an imprecation, curse, 
 oath. ~^ov^^ to swear, 
 take an oath; to resolve 
 solemnly. 
 
 s^^i^jj^ sapisuni (^-oj), v. a. To 
 curse, adjure. 
 
 siej^oj^ sabasu, /:?2^'. Bravo! 
 well done! 
 
 2^20 sabda, s. Sound, a sound. 
 2. a word. 5f);i_ an ungram- 
 matical expression, speaking 
 irrelevantly or improperly. 
 ^%% noiseless, silent, still. 
 ^eo^q^F literal meaning. —^ 
 t^ to sound, a sound to be 
 made. —tS^^^^ to sound, 
 make a noise. 
 
 2^^, 2^do?^ sama, samana, s. 
 Mental tranquillity, calm- 
 ness. 2. subduing, pacifying, 
 quenching, ca)^— refreshing, 
 cooling. 
 
 52 
 
sJDo sami 
 
 614 
 
 2Se)0vB santi 
 
 ^OJ?^)J^) samisuni (^<3^oj), v. n. 
 
 To pacify, appease. 
 ^oJON sayana, s. Sleep, lying 
 
 down, reposing. _^<^0v^ to 
 
 sleep; to lie down. 
 2Jd sara, ^. An arrow. 
 sJdoA^ sarang^, ^^^ ?3t^oF;. 
 
 ^dCc) sarana, ^. Protection, ref- 
 uge, shelter, ■s't^ktoa^, ^Tj?3t)?)r 
 a refugee, one who seeks pro- 
 tection. 
 
 2^drc)0saranu, s. Obeisance, rever- 
 ence, salutation. —■^^\^ to 
 salute. 
 
 2^d3'9)^, sJdcJOj^o saratkala, sara- 
 drutu, s. Autumn. 
 
 i,^'^ sarabha, s. A fabulous 
 animal. 
 
 ^^D^^3^sarab^, s. Brandy, liquor, 
 spirit. 
 
 2>a^d3^ sararat^, ^. Force, vio- 
 lence. 2. mischief, hurt. 
 
 sJOed sarira, s. The body. adj. 
 Bodily, corporeal. — ^^^ the 
 constitution, ^^f!— , ^^— , ^^— 
 are the different constitutions 
 of the body. 
 
 ^D^D sariri, s. An animal or 
 sentient being. 
 
 si 6 sare, see ^^. 
 
 2^3^ r, ^-^7 sart\ji, sarta, s. A 
 condition, stipulation, clause. 
 2. an agreement, compact. 3. 
 a bet or wager. — "sio^e^o^^ to 
 bet. 
 
 25^0 salya, s. The shrub Van- 
 guerea spinosa. 
 
 jJs^sjo, sd salya, salle, s. A thin 
 upper cloth, generally with- 
 out border; cf. €ee3. adj. 
 Thin, fine. — =5^ooyo a fine 
 cloth. 
 
 2^d sava, s, A corpse, dead body. 
 
 ^h sasi, ^. The moon. 
 
 2JX) sastra, ^. A weapon. 2. a 
 surgical instrument. -^oS^e 
 A discharging a weapon ; sur- 
 gical operation. 
 
 sisoD^, ^So'SD^ Sahara, sahari^, s, 
 A city, town. 2. a bazaar. 
 
 3t)o^ santa, adj. Calm, patient, 
 tranquil. — Xor® quietness, 
 meekness, patience. s3cs^?jj:J 
 mercy-seat. —^h^ to be 
 calm, quiet, appeased ; to 
 abate, as fever, etc. ^-si^^o^^ 
 to appease, quench. 
 
 35)0 3 santi, s. Tranquillity, 
 quiet, peace. 2. patience. 
 3. mildness. 4. rest, repose. 5. 
 preliminary ceremonies to 
 prevent inauspicious acci- 
 dents at any religious cere- 
 monies. 6. remission, allevia- 
 tion. 7. removing the effects 
 of unhappy stars, inauspi- 
 cious omens, etc, a^^— a 
 ceremony performed to avert 
 a plague, etc. ^•^7(j^— a cere- 
 mony performed to propitiate 
 the nine principal planets. 
 
 s^o^dod santimara, s. The tree 
 Tcrminalia bcllcrica ; also S9 
 
^^£ sakhe 
 
 615 
 
 ^0=?^ sinka 
 
 3D^ sakhe, ^. A part, branch, 
 
 subdivision. 
 ^^^2^^^f\ sanabhoge, see ^?r©^. 
 
 3?){^ sane, s. A clever man. 2. 
 see Td;)^. 
 
 S'ssj sapa, s. Curse, imprecation, 
 malediction; abuse. — Aj^an 
 accursed man. — ^)^®FajJ con- 
 demnation. — ^^jsesi^ deliver- 
 ance from a curse. — ^jabr^ 
 to curse. 
 
 sre^ojoo^, sraogoc^ sapiyuni, sa- 
 pyuni (a^^), ^. ^. To curse. 
 
 Se)COo sayi, s. Ink. -^^. ~c3^a 
 an inkstand. 
 
 Sc)05oa sayidi, .y. A witness. 
 2. evidence. 
 
 3"SD* sar\^, s. A town. 
 
 Se)Cd sarade, s. Sarasvati, the 
 goddess of speech and know- 
 ledge in general. 
 
 m)Z^J^F^ sardula, s. The royal 
 tiger. adj. Excellent, su- 
 perior. 
 
 SD^rO sarvari, s. The thirty- 
 fourth year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 3s)0^ sali^, see ^e;o. 
 
 3D0 sail, adj. {in comp.) Pos- 
 sessing, having, a^odo— a con- 
 queror. ^^9^— a wise man. 
 
 3^©S3^^^ salivahane, s. An an- 
 cient king and institutor of the 
 era called the Salivahanasaka, 
 which commences A. D. 78. 
 
 s^oo salu, s. A shawl. 
 
 SDs3 sale, ^. A hall, room, cham- 
 ber. 2. a school. >^ja?— a 
 cow-pen. <3TOo— a college. 
 
 s^;3oo, 3D^o3ri savanti, savan- 
 tige, see €e^^7^. 
 
 3 £)4 ^ , 3^>^ ^ sasvata, sasvita, «^'. 
 Perpetual, eternal. 2. fixed, 
 stable, permanent, durable. 
 —"^fsjTi durable work. — ^rf.3 
 eternal bliss. — eyS perma- 
 nently. 
 
 BDT^'^ sasana, s. A charter, grant, 
 usually inscribed on stone or 
 copper. 2. a deed, written 
 contract, ^osoj— an inscrip- 
 tion on copper, ■s^o^r®— a will, 
 testament. 
 
 ^D7i sastra, s. Scripture, science, 
 institutes of religion, law, or 
 letters. 2. any work of litera- 
 ture or science in general. 
 ArS^— arithmetic. tj^n^Bi— 
 astronomy, astrology, q^^r— 
 a code of laws. 
 
 3c)ri sastri, s. A pundit, teacher 
 of sacred science, or one 
 skilled in it. 
 
 3^;^ J? ^^ sastrokta, adj. Ac- 
 cording to scripture, agree- 
 ably to science. 
 
 h si, Words not found beginning 
 with this letter must be sought 
 under ^ or ^. 
 
 h si, intj. denoting disgust, 
 loathing, etc. Fie! 
 
 ho^tioTi^ sinkadandane,^. Capi- 
 tal punishment. 
 
 52* 
 
^fo-S" sinki 
 
 616 
 
 b6 sile 
 
 ^^o^D sinkiri, see -^ec-^b. 
 ^oriD^^ singaripuni, see ^oaQ 
 
 bon'e)^ sing-ara, see ^oT^-d. 
 
 ^oh singi, see ^0%. 
 
 ^ohS sing-iri, s. A kind of fish. 
 
 bozz^ sind^, adj. True, estab- 
 lished; valid. 
 
 boiSo simha, see ^c^. 
 
 ^^?^, ^=a4i sikast^, sikastu, ^. 
 Doubling a paper into folds 
 before writing upon it. 
 
 ^^"SD^, ^^"sO sikar^, sikari, s. 
 Hunting. ~t6o^^^ to hunt. 
 
 ^^, ^s3 sike, sikhe, s. Heat. 
 -/^^j,^ sikkuni, ^^^ S^^o^^). 
 
 ^Tr,oJoo^ sikkeyuni {^%), v. n. 
 
 To end, be complete. 
 ^j3o:5oo^ sikheyuni (^s5), v.n. To 
 
 be hot, sultry. 
 hT\:it):i sig^uru, s. A sprout, germ. 
 ^rioCo^ siguruni, see ^aot^o^. 
 v/^^'o^ sittu, ^. Anger, displeasure. 
 h^Sih sittesi, s. Trouble. 
 ^^€, ^^f^ sidike, sidige, see ^S^. 
 ^^og)^ sidipuni, ^^^ ^t^h^. 
 >^^^2oo, ^do20j sidibu, sidubu, s. 
 The pustule of small-pox. 
 ^^o^ sidil^ji, ^^^ ;^£i<^. 
 Sa sidi, see ^Q. 
 
 darijses? sidigoli, s. The tree 
 Urostigma pisifcrum, 
 
 Sa siddi, 5^^ ^z^n- 
 
 ^ar^, h^ 8iddig(6, sidde, ^. A 
 quarter seer. 
 
 htjtTf ^ ^53Ddn/ siparas^, sipa- 
 ras^, s. Recommendation, com- 
 mendation. -^A^ a certifi- 
 cate, testimonial, —"^jithr^ to 
 commend. ~tSo^^^ to recom- 
 mend. 
 
 ^55"30Sj sipayi, s. A soldier, sepoy. 
 -^^U , ^acd sibba, sibbu, see-^Ti^^^^. 
 y^sjo sima, s. Cold, moistness. 
 
 ^sdojd) simudre, see ^e^oo^. 
 
 ^o^os3^^ siyam^, (2^". Third, in- 
 ferior. —^^ third sort or 
 quality. 
 
 ^d, ^dr^ sira, sirass^, s. The 
 head. ^-6-s^zi^ decapitation. 
 ^■d;dD^§o3jo^ to carry on tho 
 head; to obey ihiplicitly. 
 
 ^D siri, see ^e- 2. see <§5, 
 
 ^O^ocS siriponne, s. The poon 
 tree, Calophyllum apetalum, 
 
 ht sire, see ^^. 
 
 ^dJS^sJJC^ siromani, s. A crest 
 gem. 2. a headman; a leader. 
 ■^hti^T'^^ sirduni (^Sf), v. a.^To 
 correct, reform, alter, rectify.\ 
 2. to afflict, grieve, torment,, 
 trouble. 3. to reproach. 
 
 b^F sirbe, see Sdr. 
 
 ^dr sirva, see Srfr. 
 
 ^55?) sila, ^^'. Of stone, made 
 of stone. — ^aio made of, or 
 abounding in stone. — "sixaSr 
 a stone image. — a^?i?^ a. 
 charter inscribed on stone. 
 
 ^^3 sil^, s. A stone ; also SeSs'^ . 
 
 ' '00 
 
 ^^e3 sil6, s. A fishing rod. — ^«« 
 ^r^ to stir up, incite. 
 
bo. silpa 
 
 617 
 
 i>^v sila 
 
 ^e; , bO silpa, silpi, s. Any 
 manual or mechanical art. 
 ^aD^ architecture, sculpture. 
 
 ^sj, ^^ siva, sive, s. Siva, the 
 third of the Hindu triad, the 
 destroyer. ^^^usf^ Siva's 
 history. ^^^^ adoration of 
 Siva. ^tS2^^ a follower of 
 Siva. ^-^utSj the thirteenth 
 night of the second fortnight 
 of the eleventh lunar month 
 observed in honour of Siva's 
 birth. 
 
 ^^"30^0, h^D^ sivayi, sivai, ad'v. 
 Besides, except. adj. Ex- 
 cluded, exempted. 
 
 i)A, ^^0 sisse, sishye, s. A pupil, 
 disciple, follower. 
 
 ^?3^, ^?oOg sist^jsistu, ^. A land- 
 I tax. 2. a mark, aim. 
 
 ^^=# sikshake, s. An instructor. 
 
 ^^ 
 
 ^^ ?^o^ sikshisuni (^t>,^)5 ^- ^' 
 To punish, fine, correct. 
 
 J^ sikshe, s. Punishment, cor- 
 rection, chastisement. 2. 
 instruction. — "^^ punish- 
 ment and protection. — ^jsbr^ 
 to punish. 
 J^5 si, adj. Sweet, -^"d sweet 
 and hot, sweetish, not suffi- 
 ciently hot, as a dish. 
 
 ^^o-S-Q sinkiri, see ^^o-§rti. 
 
 J^oLio^ sintuni, see ^'?oyo^. 
 
 ^^OvIQ sintiri, s. Sprinkling. 
 
 ^^oio^ sintel^, see ^?oi^. 
 
 ^ejj;, <^.^^ sigra, sighra, adj. 
 
 Quick, swift, speedy. adz'. 
 Quickly. 
 
 b^A sige, see ^e>^. 
 
 li^T^JSo^ sigonde, see Se"So>^j?>ozl 
 tinder ^e^^:). 
 
 ^^^ sita, s. Cold, chillness, 
 catarrh. (3:^'. Cold, chill. 
 -5^-rf ague. -e?Sj^ to be cold; 
 to catch cold, suffer frona cold. 
 
 ^^3c)^e; sitaphala, s. The white 
 custard-apple. 
 
 h^'^z)^ sitali, s. A white species 
 of cocoanut. 2. see ^?st)^. 
 
 ^^1 site, see ^^^. 
 
 h^i^^^ sitoshna, s. Cold and 
 heat. ^^' Cold and hot. 
 
 h^zS sida, see ^^zi. 
 ^^^s5 sipe, ^. Sweetness, pleasant- 
 ness, adj. Sweet, pleasant, 
 agreeable. — ^^ liquorice. 
 
 ^^^0 sime, s. A country. 2. Eng- 
 land. —■Rj?>o-d a kind of red 
 flower. — ?i3or® chalk. 
 
 ^^o^do^ siyam^, see ^odoSo. 
 
 ^^D^ sirij, ^^^ ^^^S- 
 v^^^d sire, .y. A female's garment. 
 
 f^— , S3sr©— , TOA^^— are dif- 
 ferent sorts of it. 
 b^v sila, s. Conduct, virtue. 2. 
 nature, quality, disposition. 
 rfo— bad nature or disposi- 
 tion, ?^— good nature or dis- 
 position, "i?^:!^ h<^ ^osS I know 
 his disposition. 
 
i)^6 sile 
 
 618 
 
 ^Jf^t>F surpa 
 
 ^^5$ sile, see 2>e3. 
 
 i)^h^ sisi, Mj. Fie! fie! c/. ^• 
 
 ^^;n) sisa, see ^^7i. 
 
 ^^?o, b^^ sisa, sise, ^. A glass 
 
 bottle. 
 ^^^ sil^, see ^?f. 
 
 sJjoQ sunthi, J-. Ginger, dry 
 ginger; also ?jj3o&3. 
 
 2^0=3^ 2^0=^, sukra, sukre, ^. Venus. 
 2. the name of a man; ^/j^ 
 ^o*j. ^o^^srotJ Friday. 
 
 2io=^ sukla, ^. White colour. 2. 
 the third year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 3. semen mrile. 
 adj. White. -sJ^ the bright 
 lunar fortnight. 
 
 2^2^ suci, s. Purity, purification. 
 adj. Pure, ceremoniously 
 pure. 2. clean, purified. 3. 
 faultless. 
 
 ^j^ suddha, adj. Clean, pure, 
 cleansed, purified. 2. fault- 
 less, correct. 3. entire, com- 
 plete. ' s. The bright lunar 
 fortnight. -©^ cleanliness, 
 purity, cleanness. -^S a 
 correct copy. ~^,%^^ entirely 
 white. -;^«^j^ altogether false. 
 ~^h^ to be clean, ceremoni- 
 ously clean. --^^^^^ to 
 purify. 
 
 ^^ suddhi, ^. Purity, ^ja e^ 
 ■of*s» sanctification. 
 
 ^JE^ subha, adj. Auspicious, for- 
 tunate, happy, prosperous. 
 s. Any auspicious ceremony; 
 also ^o^ikjocOf. e5_ inauspi- 
 
 cious. ~^t> a lucky day; a 
 
 holiday. — S3^^r good news. 
 
 ^^h^ to prosper, thrive. 
 
 -•s5o?l3^ let it prosper. 
 2bE^=grvg?0jj subhakr^ttu, s. The 
 
 thirty-sixth year in the Hindu 
 
 cycle of sixty. 
 'i^zpi^'i subhashita, see t^z^Ik^. 
 2^02^ subhra, adj. White. 2. 
 
 pure, clean. -3^of^, — s^^a 
 
 clear eye-sight. ~^h^ to be 
 
 clean. 
 2^0 s::^ J?) D^ sumari^, see ?jj^ra5. 
 siJdo suru, see ?j:>"rfo. 
 
 siJS su, .$■. A sound, used in 
 exorcism. — -rfoo^ exorcism. 
 ~-^o^ ■^'^^^^ to exorcise. 
 
 2^J3o© sunthi, ^^^ ^00 a. 
 
 2^J3d^ sudra, ^^*. Of ^r belong- 
 ing to the fourth pure Hindu 
 tribe. 
 
 2^j?)dp sudre, s. A Sudra, a man 
 of the servile caste. 
 
 ts^-^t^ sunya, adj. Empty, blank, 
 void, vacant. —'^t> an unoc- 
 cupied day. —sroa an atheist. 
 ^^h^ to turn blank, prove 
 unsuccessful. '—■^^\^ to 
 make blank; to disappoint; 
 to annihilate. 
 
 sJjsd sura, adj. Heroic, valiant, 
 brave. — ^J^ heroism. 
 
 sJjsd sure, s. A hero, champion, 
 brave man. 
 
 ^Je)sir(d£) surpanakhi, s. A giant- 
 ess, Havana's younger sister. 
 
2^J3^ sula 
 
 619 
 
 i^okz^ senti^ 
 
 2^js^ sula, s. A weapon, pike, 
 dart. 2. a stake for impaling 
 criminals. ■§)— a trident, ^ja 
 e3jsA0 sii^zi^o^ to impale a 
 criminal. 
 
 2^j?)S-), ^jsd sula, sule, s. Sharp 
 pain in general. 2. the colic. 
 A8[$r_ painful menses, dys- 
 menorrhoea. 
 
 ^J5xj sustra, see ^^j. 
 
 ^orlD^^ srijingaripuni (^^oa&), 
 7'. a. To decorate, garnish, 
 ornament. 
 
 a^vO/Tsd sr^ngara, s. Ornament, 
 decoration. 2. beauty. 3. 
 the sentiment of love, as in 
 poetry. — -rfo^Ov^^ to decorate. 
 
 5^\ori^0 sr^ngeri, s. A village in 
 Mysore, containing the monas- 
 tery of Sankaracarya and 
 his successors. 
 
 i) se, Words not found begin- 
 ning with this letter^ must 
 he sought under ^ or f^- 
 -/^o^o^ sentuni (^oO), v. n. To 
 stumble. 
 
 ^€ sake, s. Heat, warmth. 
 
 n/J^. settijL, see ^0^. 
 
 N^e3^53^ settavuni, c. v. (of ^w^o)) 
 
 To spoil, destroy, ruin. 
 ^13, setti, s. A title of Jains, 
 
 Bants, etc. 2. the headman 
 
 of a village, etc. 
 J^li, setti, adj. Spoiled, ruined. 
 
 €&3. dj3^, 20oa to become wise 
 
 when too late. 
 ^13^3^^^ settivaliji, s. A title of 
 
 some Bants. 
 
 y^y^^ settuni (^^), 'v.n. To de- 
 cay, be spoiled. 
 
 V^^, sette, .s-^'^ ^^,. 
 ^G^^do?^ sedi^taruni (^S^5), v. n. 
 To feel a throbbing pain. 
 ^^— the head to ache severely. 
 
 y^d^ sedavu, s. Pride, haughti- 
 ness, affectation, coquetry. 
 
 ^t^ sedi, 5-. 'Sprinkling. 2. box- 
 ing with fingers. 3. see €a^. 
 — S3D^ a kind of cattle-desease. 
 ^^^ sedita, s. Throbbing pain. 
 
 V^i^lj^, ^djo^ sedipini, seddyuni 
 (€a, '^S^^), 7;. ^.^To sprinkle 
 with fingers, as water, etc. 
 2- to box with fingers, as the 
 ear, etc. v. n. To feel a throb- 
 bing pain; cf. ^S^-d^^. 
 y^^o^ sedil^, see ^^6. 
 
 id^t:>^ sedtaruni, see ^E^-do^. 
 
 ^doA^ serangu, see ^tjoK. 
 vidsere, ^. Imprisonment, captiv- 
 ity. 2. a prison; also ^x5sl)^. 
 3. indebtedness, obligation. 4. 
 liability, answerableness. 5. 
 see ?5^. — eooa^^ to excuse or 
 release from an obligation ; 
 to absolve from a liability. 
 V^6 sere, s. A wave, billow. 
 
 i)f{F serge, see £i&^. 
 
 ^e3 selle, see ^^0. 
 
 i^o'^d senkada, see ^^^-d. 
 
 ^^o^s'j^) senkuni, see ;6eo^o^. 
 
 i)^ob\ i^ok^ senti^, senta, s. The 
 hair about the privities. 
 
it^o^ sendi 
 
 i^o^ sendi, ^. Toddy. ^T^^BJi 
 
 toddy-contract. 
 i)^=c seka, s. A salutary heat; 
 
 fomentation ; c/. ^^. — 4/3^o^ 
 
 ^, ~-^ji,hF^ to foment ; to beat. 
 i^'^d sekada> adv. Per cent, 
 
 hundred, s. Percentage. —^ 
 
 2ir©4 a percentage. 
 i^kz^ seti^, see ?3el3. 
 i)^^ sete, J^^ £^e4^- 
 ^^(3*, ^^^ sedii, sedi, see ^?a. 
 
 ^^C9^, i^^s3 senave, senave, s. A 
 village clerk, writer, ac- 
 countant. 
 
 ^^^0, ^^;^o^, ^^do setu, setuve, 
 sedu, ^^^ <^?^o. 
 
 ^^dj^), ^^^^ seduni, sepuni, see 
 
 ^^zS sebi, ^^■. Open. 2. wide. 
 
 ^^eS sebe, ^^^ €j3?£^. 
 
 ^^dj;Bj,7^ semattig'e, i". A fragrant 
 flower of Pyrethruni Indicum. 
 
 M^^f\, M'^^^^ semage, semayi, 
 
 see ?5eTi:o30ojZ§ q. 
 / _ at) 
 
 w^^o^sj^ seravuni, cv. (^/ €eiio 
 ^) To join, unite, mix, com- 
 bine, include, accumulate. 2. 
 to admit, as a member into 
 any sect, class, or profession. 
 3. to find, provide with oc- 
 cupation or employment. 
 ^^Orrad, ^^djAsd serigare, seru- 
 gare, s. A man of the musi- 
 cians' caste, a musician; also 
 srorfocrooSo. 2. a man of a 
 warrior-caste speaking Cana- 
 rese; also ??j«)e65croo3o. 
 
 20 t^^ sele 
 
 Jt^^fi serine, s.^Union, inclusion. 
 2. influence, power, ^od ^jsi^d 
 €e&^5 zfOoTki the ghost is in 
 the power of a demon. 
 
 y^^O?7e)5j^ serisavuni, ^. ^. {of ^^ 
 ^tj^^^JTo cause to arrive, join. 
 2. to injure, harm, ruin. 
 
 -'^^DJ^io^i serisuni ^^^"^eO^d^^^/^e 
 
 J^^^o^ seruni (^e^), ^'. ?2. To ar- 
 rive, reach. 2. to be added 
 ^r joined to. 3. to be included 
 in. 4. to enter, as a member 
 into any sect, class or pro- 
 fession. 5. to be in harmony, 
 to agree together. 6. to be 
 relished, liked, to agree with, 
 as a particular food or dish, 
 7. to adhere to, be attached 
 to. ^'5)"^ ^^ reach home. 
 aioADt)c3X)5'o^c§js^— to keep com- 
 pany with gamblers. susaj 
 sj^6a— to become a Christian. 
 ^5s3c3S_ to be enlisted in the 
 police force. e3??jSjC^o_ to be 
 included in an account. » 
 odoK ^j^^ ^e^doaS he does not 
 like fish ; fish does not agree 
 with him. 
 
 i^r{F serga, s. A lot. 
 M^^F serve, see €e&7?. 
 
 ^^?3«)r^^ sersavuni, see €e&?to4^. 
 
 ^^§3 sele, ^. Boast, brag. 2. 
 coquetry, affectation, haughti- 
 ness. 3. display, show, adj. 
 Boasting ; showy ; affected ; 
 haughty. -ctooSj a braggart; 
 
i^^ sesha 
 
 621 
 
 ^^ srava 
 
 a fop. -oaf", _8!)T^0Aj a very 
 coquettish woman, —^j^zjs^^ 
 to brag, be showy, affected, 
 copuettish. — ■^^o^^^), —Tij^zs^^ 
 o^ to make a display. 
 
 ^^^ sesha, ^. The rest, remain- 
 der, residue. — sro^ what has 
 remained. 
 
 i^^ seshe, s. The chief of the 
 serpent race; the couch and 
 canopy of Vishnu, and up- 
 holder of the world. 
 
 i>^so seitya, adj. Cold, cooling. 
 s. A cold. 
 
 i>^ seiva, adj. Belonging to the 
 sect of Siva. 
 
 §)^ seive, s. A follower of Siva. 
 
 ij^^^ soka, s. Sorrow, grief, 
 afliction. 
 
 ^JSe^s'o soku, s. Pleasure, gaiety, 
 merriment. 2. proclivity, ad- 
 dictedness to vice. — qdoSo a 
 pleasure-hunter; a gay fel- 
 low. TjhF— indulgence in 
 liquor. 
 
 ^JS^=^d sokele, s. A gay man. 
 
 i>J^^Z^^ sodhake, s. An inquirer, 
 examiner, critic. 2. a tempter. 
 
 ij^^:^^ sodhane, s. Search, re- 
 search, examination. 2. temp- 
 tation, trial. 3. correcting. 
 4. cleaning, cleansing, purify- 
 ing. 2ie;_ filtering water. — ^ 
 "^^^ to search; to try; to 
 correct; to filter, strain. 
 ^^J?)e^^;i, ^JS^poJoj^ sodhipuni, 
 sodhiyuni (^j^?^), z'. a. To 
 search, examine. 2. to try. 
 
 assay, tempt. 3. to sift, 
 strain, filter. 4. to purify, 
 clean. 
 
 ^J3e2i^^A% sobhakr^ttu, s. The 
 thirty-seventh year in the 
 Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 
 ^JS^S^^ sobhana, s. The consum- 
 mation of a marriage, when 
 the parties come together. 
 
 ts^^zp."^ sobhane, s. A festive 
 song. — 3jf^^ to recite a festive 
 song. 
 
 ^J3^"cP?^o^ sobhisuni (^jse^co), ^. ^. 
 To shine. 2. to be adorned. 
 
 ^J5^2^ sobbe, ^. Lustre, radiance, 
 light. 2. beauty, -eroa^^ to 
 be beautiful. 
 
 s^2^ souca, s. Cleansing, purifi- 
 cation. 2. easing nature. 
 
 3^ OwOrsourya, ^.Heroism, valour. 
 
 ^Ss^f^ smasana, s. A cemetery. 
 
 2J,d sraddhe, s. Faith, devotion, 
 confidence. 2. esteem, regard, 
 care for. — C37)o3o, _f^S ?3so3j, 
 ^jC3^^c^ a devout man. e^— 
 negligence. 
 
 ^,;jo, 5;, do srama, srame, s. Toil, 
 labour, fatigue, distress, 
 trouble, suffering. — ^'^o^ 
 to endure hardships. — sizf ods^o 
 ^ to be in trouble. —■^^^\^ 
 to labour, toil; to be indus- 
 trious. 
 
 A-^z^ sravana, s. The ear. 2. 
 hearing. 3. the twenty-second 
 lunar mansion. — ^o«.-'o^S) to 
 listen to. 
 
S;),d sraddha 
 
 622 
 
 sra.Tu svasa 
 
 s^s^Cj sraddha, s. A funeral 
 ceremony, performed for re- 
 cently deceased relations and 
 continued annually. 
 
 sj\sj=3^ sravaka, s. A sect of 
 Jains. 
 
 S's.sjrs sravana, s. The fifth 
 lunar month. 
 
 ^ orrad sringara, see ^^oT^ii. 
 
 ^p sri, J. Lakshmi, wife of 
 Vishnu and goddess of plenty 
 and prosperity. 2. fortune, 
 prosperity, thriving. 3. 
 wealth, riches. 4. a prefix 
 to proper names of deities. 
 
 k^r\odi srig^andha, s. Scented 
 sandal. 
 
 ^^3?)^ sritali, s. The taliput or 
 fan-palm, Corypha umhracu- 
 lifera. 
 
 hx^^^t srlmanta, adj. Noble, 
 princely, wealthy. 
 
 ^^SjooJ srimante, s. A prince; 
 a nobleman ; a very rich man. 
 
 ^.^s^oosj srimukha, s. The seventh 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 
 
 ^^^ood srimudre, s. The five 
 sectarian seals used by Ma- 
 dhva Brahmans in marking 
 the face, ^/<;. 2. the impression 
 of these seals. 
 
 ^^^^3^ srivesha, see ^.^^^7\ 
 tinder ^ ?. 
 
 ^^ sruta, s. Holy writ, sacred 
 science, adj. Heard. — e?^^ 
 to be heard or known. — 3ia 
 T^^ to inform, make known. 
 
 i>\h sruti, s. A sort of drone 
 corresponding to that used 
 with the bagpipes. 2. the 
 Vedas. 3. the ear; hearing. 
 
 \V^ 
 
 ZJ 
 
 0?^ sreyassi^L, 
 
 n) 
 
 ^. Virtue, 
 
 moral merit. 2. good fortune. 
 
 A^^ sreshtha, adj. Pre-eminent, 
 excellent, chief. — ^^ excel- 
 lence, pre-eminence. 
 
 Ae^ sreshthe, s. An excellent 
 man, a pre-eminent man. 
 
 ^^^, sleshma, s. Phlegm, phleg- 
 matic humour. 
 
 iJ^^Tj sloka, s. A couplet, dis- 
 tich, stanza or verse. 
 
 ^^?^ svana, s. A dog. 
 
 3"s::o svasa, s. Breath, breathing. 
 CA)— breath inhaled. erj)c;i^r_ 
 labouring for breath, as a 
 dying man. -^uo^^ to be 
 choked, unable to breathe. 
 — j3^^ to breathe in. — eooS^^ 
 to breathe out, exhale; to 
 pant. — e;?rOj^ to heave a sigh ; 
 to be jealous. — "^^(s^o) to gasp, 
 pant; to breathe one's last; 
 to be in a hurry. 
 
^ sha 
 
 623 
 
 ^0=5 sanke 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ sha, The forty-fourth letter 
 
 of the alphabet. 
 s^(^, shashti, s. The sixth lunar 
 
 day of either fortnight, adj. 
 
 Sixth. — ^^^ the genitive 
 
 SH 
 
 case. ?io80j^jr©o- a festival 
 observed on the sixth day of 
 the ninth lunar month in 
 honour of Kartikeya. 
 ^JSJJ5)D^ shumariji, see 7id-^jd5. 
 
 ;:;j sa, The forty-fifth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 ?uo sam, pref. With, together 
 with. 
 /?oo^ sanka, s. A bridge. 2. the 
 liver. 3. see ^o,^. 
 
 ?jo=5ei, Tio'^d sankata, sankada, 
 s. Illness, sickness. 2. dis- 
 tress, difficulty. — C3so3o a 
 sick man. sjSjP©— dangerous 
 illness, ^^^r— fainting, swoon- 
 ing. — ei*b^, ?io?j^zfjsyo gojs-dj^ 
 to be sick, laid up. 
 
 ?oo=ar3 sankana, see ?i^^r®. 
 
 ?do=3^^"3^r3 sankapashana, see ^o 
 
 ?io^sJjs)d sankamale, s. A kind 
 of serpent. 
 JxiO'cii sankale, s. Fetter, chain. 
 
 ^.o'^^ii^^A sankalegulige, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 
 ;^o=3^^ . ^o'a^^^ sankalpa, sanka- 
 Ipane, s. A resolve, determi- 
 nation, resolution. 2. a pro- 
 
 S 
 
 ject, design. 3. a religious 
 vow or declaration, —"^o^o^^ 
 to resolve, vow. 
 
 T^io'^O^^d'^ sankalpisuni (?io^e3^^), 
 v. n. To resolve, determine. 
 2. to vow, declare solemnly. 
 
 "^^0=6^^ sankalme, s. Doubt, sus- 
 picion. 
 
 ;^c=^sj?^^ sankavasana, see ^cso 
 
 7^o=CT?jSankasa, adj. Like, similar. 
 
 ?oo?*rj'5)s3 sankasale, s. A mint. 
 
 ?oo-S-oJjo?i, ?^o=aOn^sankiyuni,san- 
 kyuni (?jO"^), 'v.n. To hesitate, 
 doubt, waver. 2. to be shy, 
 or bashful ; also ^c-S-orfoo^. 
 
 roo-^^^r^sankirtane,^. Praising, 
 hymning, celebrating. —-^^^ 
 oi to sing the praises of God. 
 
 ;^c=^ sanke, see ^o^. 
 
 ;^o=^d sankelme, see ?:5o5e3^. 
 
 roo^?o, ?^o^^?j sankesa, sankesa,^. 
 A residence. ?:)s^^— the resi- 
 dence or seat of a swami. 
 
io'^js sanko 
 
 624 
 
 ruoz5 sanca 
 
 J?oo^J2d, ;oo=^J?)^53sankole,sanko- 
 le, see -Aa^^. 
 
 7^0'^si^'^ sankoca, s. Hesitation, 
 doubt. 2. shrivelling up, con- 
 tracting. 3. brevity, abridg- 
 ment. — -^^0^^ to abridge. 
 
 x! 0=3^0 ?3 sankyase, see t^o^t^. 
 
 ?o 0=3^,^0 re, ?oo=&"^,Ovl saukramana, 
 sankranti, s. The passage of 
 the sun from one sign of the 
 zodiac into another. 2. the 
 first day of a solar month. 
 
 ?oo^, ?uos3c: sankhe, sankhye, s. 
 Number in general. 2. a 
 number t'^' numeral. 3. count- 
 ing. 
 
 ?oor\ sanga, s. Union, junction, 
 confluence. 2. association, 
 company. ?i^N— good com- 
 pany. ^\^— sexual embrace. 
 
 i^oT\z^ sangada, s. Fastening two 
 boats together. — ^wj^o^ to 
 fasten in this way. 
 
 ?jor(d sangada, see ;^oArf. 
 
 ?oor(a sangadi, see ^oXa. 
 
 7<io^^Q>A sangadige, s. An associ- 
 ate, companion. 2. a col- 
 league. 
 
 ?oo?i3 sangati, s. Company, as- 
 sociation, union. 2. subject, 
 affair, matter, business, cir- 
 cumstance, occurrence, con- 
 tents of a writing. <^orfo tJo 
 X3 djsg^ have nothing to do 
 with him. od^- what is the 
 matter ? 
 
 ;^orid sangada, postp. With, to- 
 gether with, accompanying. 
 
 ?^o/i^j sangama, s. Junction, 
 meeting. 2. confluence, as of 
 rivers. 
 
 ?jone)i sangate, see 7io7(Th-R. 
 
 sJoh^^ sangita, s. A song, psalm, 
 singing, vocal music. 
 
 ?oon«),?^ sangmana, see 7i^^^. 
 
 7<,oT^^^ sangrama, s. Storing, 
 piling, heaping, collecting 
 together. 2. see below. — "si) 
 ^o^oi to store. 
 
 ?jorl3o sangraha, s. Acquisition, 
 amassing, collection. 2. com- 
 pilation. 3. abridgment. 4. 
 taking, receiving, seizing. 
 ?3soccJo— a compendium of 
 laws. ^^=5^— a library. — "si) 
 s;<o^^, ?joAj§oiS^ to amass, 
 acquire. 
 
 T^c^-^ sangha, s. A number or 
 multitude of living beings. 
 2. an association, society. 
 
 ?oo4j^yfd, ?oo^8Jf2sanghatana,san- 
 ghatane, s. Occurrence, hap- 
 pening. 2. encountering, 
 meeting. 3. success, achiev- 
 ing. —<25*t:^ to occur; to meet; 
 to succeed. 
 
 "^01^ sanca, s. Collection, mass, 
 heap. . 2. a hold, support. 
 
 ?nJo2^, ?oo2;^7oo2;^ sanca, sancasan- 
 ca, s. Difficulty of breathing. 
 — -^S^^^ to be choked, to 
 gasp. 
 
 ;oo2;^5^d sancakara, s. Earnest 
 money, advance. — ??.«^f^ to 
 advance. 
 
^oz^ sanca 
 
 625 
 
 ?ooiJ5^ santo 
 
 ?oo2^oJjF^ sancayana, s. Throwing 
 the ashes and bones of the 
 dead into a sacred river. 
 
 ?;jo2iO^^), Xot^D;^j^ sancaripuni, 
 sancarisuni(?jo£i&,?io£i&oj), v.n. 
 
 To wander, roam, travel. 
 
 ?ooe5c)d sancara, s. Roaming, 
 wandering, travelling, jour- 
 neying. --^^0^0^ to wander, 
 travel. 
 
 7^0'^ sanci, see ^0^3. 2. see Tjczio. 
 
 ?oo2^/i'sO sancig^ara, see Tio^'s^Ti. 
 
 n)o2^^ sancita, adj. Acquired, 
 obtained, got. s. What has 
 been acquired, as wealth, 
 merit, sin, elc. 
 J Tooz^osancu, s. Intrigue, plotting. 
 2 . artifice, stratagem. 3 . spy- 
 ing. CA)«_ secret plotting, 
 collusion. — 7^t5 an intriguer. 
 -aelb^ to spy. 
 
 ?dosl^o sancemi, see ^io^^. 
 
 ?ooz§?dd^^ sancesaraki^, see ^^^ 
 ?jt^^ under ^e3^. 
 
 i^ot^^ ?;)02E sanja, sanje, see ^odi. 
 
 ?ooZo sanji, see ^czi. 
 
 rooto^s^cd sanjivana, s. A life-re- 
 storing medicine. 
 
 ?do^ sanjne, s. A hint, gesture, 
 sign; c/. tSjso^, 
 
 ?oo^ sante, see ^c&3. 
 
 ojo^ri sandige, j. A condiment or 
 seasoning made with chillies, 
 asafoetida, cummin seed, efc. 
 
 7^o£^ sanna, adj. Small, little. 
 2. fine, delicate, thin. 3. nar- 
 row. 
 
 Tiot^ sanni, s. A kind of silk 
 cloth, worn during prayers 
 and meals. 
 
 p^o^vl, ?^o3e)F^ santati, santana, 
 s. Family, progeny, offspring, 
 issue. 2. lineage, race. 
 
 roo^sJFcl santarpane, s. The csre- 
 mony of feeding Brahmans. 
 
 ?do3c)SJ santapa, s. Burning heat. 
 2. torment, pain, distress. 
 ~^h^ to be distressed. 
 
 roo^o^. santushta, adj'. Pleased, 
 delighted, satisfied. -e?lb^ 
 to be satisfied, contented. 
 
 ;^o^o<^,saiitushti, J. Satisfaction, 
 contentedness. — eroi^^ to 
 have contentment. 
 
 ?oo^n|Jj, santr^pti, s. Fulness, 
 satiety, satisfaction, -e?^^ 
 to be satiated,, satisfied, 
 irooi sante, .y. A market, fair. 
 — ?jd^ goods taken to or pur- 
 chased in a market. — Qe^^> 
 to hold a fair. 
 
 rool^j santemi, s. The wild 
 mustard, Cleome icosandra\ 
 cf. c3d;6^. 
 
 ;^cido^, ?;jolS33)^, ?^olD?^^ 
 santeruni, santeripuni, santeri- 
 suni (7ioi5, ric^D^), v. a. To 
 comfort, console, calm, pacify. 
 
 ?^ol^ro santesi, see i^o^h. 
 
 ?oo|JS^^ santola, see '^^%^ 
 under ^B . 
 
 Si 
 
 ?ooiJ3^5^ santosha, ^. Delight, 
 gladness, joy, pleasure, hap- 
 piness, ^^h^ to be glad, 
 
 53 
 
;ooC3^ sand^ 
 
 626 
 
 ;:^o^ sandhi 
 
 pleased. — ^«0v^^ to please. 
 ;rfoijse4-3^^oi to be happj. 
 
 J;^oC3*' sandi^, s.-^A cleft, fissure, 
 opening. 2. a joint, joining, 
 junction. 3. an interval of 
 time. —^^^ a crisis, critical 
 time; an opportunity. — sojs-do 
 the creeper Cissus qua- 
 drangular is. — SD^, —sroodoo 
 gout, arthritis, rheumatism 
 of the joints. — s^js^s^o^ to 
 rabbet, cement, join, as a 
 fissure. — 20ot^^ to leave a 
 gap; to crack. — "^owo^^ to 
 be polluted by an unclean 
 contact. 
 ?ood^?=-, ?dod2^r sandarpu, san- 
 darbha, s. Convenience, feasi- 
 bility. 2. opportunity. ~^ht^ 
 to be convenient, feasible; 
 to have an opportunity; to 
 get, obtain. -^<^o^^ to try 
 for something. -^o|^ ^jaE:r^ 
 to procure. 
 Tiiot^^T^ sandarsana, s. Seeing; 
 inspection. 2. a visit. — ^ 
 «s^o^^ to visit. 
 ;^oC3c)r^ sandana, see 7:ior^-^. 
 
 ^;3oC3e)OJj sandaya, s. Delivering 
 over, making payment. — '^js 
 hvti to make a set-off. — sj 
 rf^^> to make excuses; to 
 justify. -^s;<o^» to pay off; 
 to deliver over. 
 
 ^nJon?)^?) sandavuni, c. v. {of ?^o 
 cioci) To pay, liquidate. 2. to 
 perform, accomplish. 3. to 
 I'etort. 7^?r5— to pay rent. 
 
 3i-d^_ to perform a vow; lo 
 do a thing superficially, epro 
 M— to accomplish a resolu- 
 tion; to fulfil a promise. 
 Tjor®- to pay a debt ; to 
 perform an obligation, or to 
 free one's self from it. 
 
 ?jo£) sandi, s. A call, promise. 
 2. ^^^ ^c^. — s:dt1)^ to call. 
 J?ioC^j sandu, ^^^ ?^c5. 
 7?^oCl)^ sanduni (?io5), ^'. ^2. To 
 pass, as time. 2. to pass from 
 this world, die. 3. to be due, 
 indebted. 4. to be paid, liqui- 
 dated. 5. to come to pass, 
 be accomplished. ^e)_, a?^_ 
 time to pass. ^j^£^^;6jsao— to 
 depart this life, sii^^— a vow to 
 be performed. ■^<z)~ a debt to 
 be paid. G?orfjf\ oSo^S ?josi:^4 
 erooTl^ I owe him something. 
 
 ?ood^3o sandeha, s. Suspicion, 
 doubt, hesitation, scruple. 
 _CA)j^^ to feel doubt or 
 scruple. 
 
 ?ooc5oo^ sandyuni (?^=^S^), ^'. a. 
 To join, unite; to bring in 
 close contact. 
 
 ?dodo sandye, see ;^oS. 
 
 Jjocl^ sandrapu, sec ^crf^r. 
 
 T^oqj-SF^ sandhana, s. Mediation, 
 pacification. —^^J^^i to medi- 
 ate, go between. 
 
 7<^o^ sandhi, s. Junction, union, 
 combination. 2. an interval, 
 pause, rest. 3. the union of 
 letters either at the end or 
 beginning of different words 
 
7^,0^ sandhi 
 
 627 
 
 Tioh sampi 
 
 or in the middle of compound 
 terms, to avoid dissonance or 
 hiatus. 4. a chapter. 5. a 
 eulogistic narrative of a great 
 personage. 
 So^^^ sandhipuni, see Tio-d^^^. 
 
 rioz^DoZ^oLj^ sandhyavandane, s. 
 The daily ceremonies and 
 prayers of the Brahmans. 
 
 i^oo^"' sann^, s. Anno dommi. 
 
 ?^orf sanna, see ;^cr©. 
 
 rjo^Q^, ?ooF^do sannadi^, sannadu, 
 s. An order, a written au- 
 thority for holding land or 
 office. 3. a certificate enrol- 
 ling a person as a pleader. 
 
 ?:o?2u) sannaddha, adj. Ready, 
 arranged. 
 
 ?uoc^oJo, Xoco«)OJj, ?^Q^odsanna- 
 ya, sannaya, sannaha, s. Pre- 
 paration. 2. materials re- 
 quired for a specific purpose. 
 — ■^«;«o^^ to prepare. 
 
 ?oo^ sanni, ^. Morbid state of 
 the three humours, bile, wind 
 and phlegm. 2. cholera; ^/^6> 
 ?jo^-5j3?A. 3. epilepsy, con- 
 vulsions. 4. typhus fever; 
 delirium, as in fever; also 
 Tic^^:;^^. 2dl\f— raving, as in 
 a fit of epilepsy. 
 
 So^9^^, ?jo^?) sannidhana, san- 
 nidhi, s. Presence, percepti- 
 bility, appearance. 2. proxi- 
 mity. ?ic^9^^js?^o in presence 
 of, before. 
 
 ?jo^53"i)d sannivara, see ^^^-d. 
 
 ?oc?S sanne, see ^o^. 
 
 7ooc3'9c?Ni, ?oo^c)o^risaniiylsa, san^ 
 
 nyasige, see Ti^-oTi. 
 ^^doSJri sampage, see Tich-R. 
 ?oosJ3^ sampatti^, s. Riches, 
 
 wealth, increase, prosperity ; 
 
 also :ric^O, ?jc^y, 7jo7!>Ti. —OX) 
 
 ^a to be prosperous. 
 
 i^osio^ sampanna, adj. Possessed 
 of, having. 2. accomplished, 
 completed, effected, obtain- 
 ed. 3. prosperous, fortunate, 
 thriving. ?jc^c^ a prosperous 
 man. 
 
 ;^os:o:^j sampaya, see Tio^. 
 J?oo3io5j sampayi, see Tid-R. 
 
 ?3osi=5^r samparka, s. Union, 
 mixture. 2. meeting, contact. 
 _e?^^ to associate with, mix. 
 
 7^0^^ sampala, see Ti^Q. 2. see 
 
 7^oz€)^^, ?dos:©oJ.o^ sampali- 
 puni, sampaliyuni (?io^e5), tj. 
 a. To gain, acquire, attain, 
 earn. 
 ?oo^'sd^ sajnpadane, i-. Gaining, 
 acquiring, attaining. — -si^s^o^^, 
 ?jo5:^a?3o^ to gain, acquire. 
 
 Jt^o^i:^^ sampavuni (t^o^)^ v.n. 
 To become calm or cool. 
 
 J T^ic^fi sampige, s. The strong 
 smelling flower Michelia 
 champaca. ^sl3— , ^jse— a 
 wild sort of the same, Plu- 
 meria acuminata, "io^— a red 
 sort of it. 5^^— another sort 
 in the form of a bell. ?raX-, 
 
 53* 
 
T^oh sampi 
 
 628 
 
 rio^j^^ sambho 
 
 eSjs^o — the white sort, Mesua 
 speciosa. ^^— a sweet cented 
 sort, Kaempferia rotunda. 
 _«oo?6 champaca oil. 
 ;^o5j7^3-3o3j sampigetaye, s. A 
 demon so called. 
 /i^ocg sampu, s. Coolness, cold- 
 ness. 2. sufficiency, compe- 
 tency. 3. plenty, abundance ; 
 cf. ^o^. adj. Cold, cool, re- 
 freshing, pleasant, mild. 2. 
 sufficient. 3. plenty, adv. 
 Coolly, gently. --^^^j^ to 
 appease, refresh. 
 
 ^ooSSsrar sampurna, adj. Whole, 
 entire. 2. complete, finished. 
 — ^ completeness, perfection. 
 —tSo^o^^ to finish. 
 
 T^oS^jSvsF sampurti, 5-. Completion. 
 2. fulness, satiety. 3. abun- 
 dance. -^os;^o^^ to accomplish. 
 
 ?jo^^o^, ?^o^ec5o sampottu, 
 sampodu, see rior;¥^. 
 
 ;^o^C3^odsjsainpradaya,^.Custom, 
 practice, usage. 2. tradition. 
 
 ?oogjOl(S^r\ samprayoga, s. Rela- 
 tion, dependence, association. 
 
 ;^o^^3 sampriti, s. Great love. 
 
 roo^C'S'fl samprokshane, ^. The 
 ceremonial purification of an 
 idol with milk, ghee, honey, 
 etc.\ cf. f^yc^^' 
 
 ;^osjj^ samphala, see Ti^i^eJ. 
 
 niowo^j sambandha, s. Connection, 
 relation, affinity. 
 
 tiot^-d sambada, see ^o'i;:>r<>. 
 
 ?^o2ocj sambara, s. Spicery, season- 
 
 ing. -sD^^ the thick-leaved 
 lavender, Anisochilus carno- 
 
 ?;jo2o©o^j^ sambaliyuni, see Tio 
 
 -IrjoEO^ sambala, s. Pay, salary,. 
 
 wages. — oDoSo a man in one's. 
 
 pay. ~'§ji>hF^ to pay wages. 
 
 Ajo^osd sambara, see ?io80T^. 
 
 ;^oE3c)^;^o^ sambalisuni (?io8TO^ 
 
 oJ), 7;. a. To sustain, bear^ 
 
 support; to appease. 2. to 
 
 manage, control. =^jse3i_ to 
 
 control one's temper. sS^fJ— 
 
 to endure pain. 
 
 ;^o2S sambi, s. Secrets ; spying ; 
 
 cf. tSeS. — s^T^o?) to spy. 
 rooEoosjor samburma, see 7^02^-^. 
 ?ooe5j?)^q$?S sambodhane, j. Ad- 
 dressing, calling. 2. the vo- 
 cative case, gram. 
 njoef^sj sambhava, s. Birth, pro- 
 duction. 2. cause, origin. 
 3. possibility, occurrence. 
 7^0^^'^'^ sambhavipuni (jio?^- 
 ^), V.7Z. To be born, befall, 
 happen. 
 ;^o2p^^Ssambliavaiie, j-. Honour, 
 respect, respectability. 2. a. 
 present, reward. 
 Tiio'ip)^'^, ?oo2p^^l sambhavike, 
 sambhavite, s. A respectable 
 man. 
 ;oo2pc)3^fl sambhashane, s. Dia- 
 logue, conversation ,discourse. 
 —•^^^^ to converse. 
 ;uo2^j?^ri sambhoo^a, s. Sexual 
 pleasure ; sexual embrace. 
 2. enjoyment, delight, luxury. 
 
T^oz^ sambhra 
 
 629 
 
 •ri^-^, 
 
 o?oc) saiBsa 
 
 ?oo2j^o sambhrama, ^. Joy, de- 
 light, pleasure. 2. grandeur. 
 
 roosjooqi sammandha, ^. Connec- 
 tion by affinity, connection 
 in general; c/. tjo^ooz^. adj. 
 Connected with, endowed 
 with, belonging to, possessing. 
 7ioT$oot^=§ a relative, -en)^?) 
 to be related to. 
 
 ?;jodon"5)6 sammagrare, J^^ ?jSj7^^. 
 
 rjosdo^, ?^osJj<S sammata, sam- 
 mati, s. Assent, agreement; 
 acquiescence; also Ti^^o^. — e? 
 ^oi to assent, agree, yield, 
 comply. — CA)^^ to agree to, 
 to be willing, to acquiesce in. 
 —■rfjs^^o^^ to consent, agree to, 
 accept. ~=^jdhF^ to give 
 consent. — ^2fj»r©o^ to receive 
 assent. 
 
 ?oo^orf sammana, see ^o-si:r©. 
 
 ?oosjo^oioo^ sammaniyuni, see ^o 
 
 ?oo5^j^ sammale, see ^o-dod. 
 
 ?oosJJSc^ sammana, see 7i^^^. 2. 
 
 see ^oidir-a. 
 ?oo^od sammara, see Tio^D-d. 
 
 f^o^ooaj sammukha, adj. En- 
 countering, opposite, facing. 
 ?jc-dooa5j3il) in front of, in the 
 presence of. 
 
 ?dos5o^^ sammela, s. A double 
 drum. 2. mixing, blending; 
 union. 
 
 ?^oodoo^ samyukta, adj. En- 
 dowed with, possessed of. 2. 
 united, joined, annexed. 3. 
 compound. 
 
 ?ooo3j^^r( samyoga, s. Intimate 
 union, contact, communion, 
 
 association. 2. copulation, 
 sexual embrace, --^o^^^ to 
 copulate. 
 
 ;^od^=^ samrakshake, s. A savi- 
 our, protector, nourisher. 
 
 ?^oC=g^ri samrakshane, ^. Main- 
 tenance, support, protection, 
 nourishment, care of. —^ 
 ^0^^, ?jo-d-§;^4?) to protect, 
 nourish. 
 V?^oriJ5rcl sarngode, s. A slender 
 man. 
 
 i^osj^d samvatsara, ^. A year, 
 especially of the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 
 
 AioST^d samvada, s. Dialogue. 
 
 ?jo53e)d saSvara, see Tic^t-d. 
 
 ?oo2^oJo samsaya, s. Doubt, un- 
 certainty, suspicion, scruple, 
 hesitation, 
 scruples or doubt, 
 to doubt, hesitate. 
 
 ?oo?orir samsarga, s. Union, prox- 
 imity, contact. 2. acquaint- 
 ance, intercourse, familiarity. 
 _(;a)4^?) to have intercourse. 
 —•;5o^o^^ to associate with. 
 
 ?oo?o'3d samsara, s. A family, 
 household. 3. the world or 
 habitation of mortals. — ^xl 
 ^odo family cares. — sj^)^ fami- 
 ly ties. ~7d^7(-d the whole 
 family. -Tioso worldly happi- 
 ness. --^0^0^^ to be a family- 
 man, to keep house. ?jo;dsD# 
 a family-man. 
 
 CA)^?) to have 
 
rdOnT^, 
 
 sai£ska 
 
 630 
 
 ?drij5^ sag^o 
 
 ;^0r3^d samskara, s. A purifi- 
 catory rite or ceremony. 2. 
 burning or burying a dead 
 body. —Tia^^^ to burn or 
 bury a dead body. 
 
 roo?l\^ samskri;ita, s. The San- 
 skrit language. 
 
 ?oorcs ?^ samsthana, ^. A seat of 
 government, the royal city. 
 2. a kingdom, state, presi- 
 dency. ^c3^!o_ the Madras 
 presidency. 
 
 ;^o^^>Q samhara, s. Destruction, 
 killing, annihilation, --^^o^ 
 ^, Tio-^^^^ to destroy, kill, 
 annihilate. 
 
 rjoSoi samhite, 5. An arrange- 
 ment of the text of the Vedas 
 into short sentences. 2. a 
 code, digest. 
 
 T^oxr'^ sankshipta, adj. Abbre- 
 viated, abridged, brief. 
 
 rio'i^^ sankshepa, s. Abridg- 
 ment, brevity. -efS ^j^^ to 
 say briefly, --rfo^j^^, 7jo=^eS:> 
 7^?^ to abridge. 
 
 ;:;j=^ saka, see 7te?i. 
 
 Sj^^ra sakana, s. An omen; deL 
 
 ^"^0^. _-3-^ an ominous bird. 
 T^)"^^ sakati, see ^^. 
 7^T^^ sakala, s. The aggregate, 
 
 whole, adj. All, entire, whole. 
 
 ~-7io7(B all facts. 
 ?o^STc)sl, ;:ot5's3«)^j sakalatl, saka- 
 
 latu, s. Superior woollen 
 
 stuffs. 
 
 I T^^Sii^ sakaya, s. Easiness. 2. 
 
 see Tds^ocSo. 
 ?o^ saki, ^^^ Tii). 
 
 AJ^ojoo^) sakiyuni (^^), ^'. a. To 
 
 submit. 
 7^)=^, ;:d=5^, Ti'^. sake, sakki^, sak- 
 
 ke, ^^^ ^tT;. 
 ?o=^r3 sakkana, s. A small mat. 
 
 2. a net. 2. see ^3^^r®. 
 
 3.^^^ 
 
 ?o=^d sakkare, s. Sugar, ^od— 
 the pumplemose fruit. '^^— 
 sugar candy. sle^— China 
 sugar. "^eSc^— Mauritius 
 
 di 
 
 ;^=|)0* sakkeli^, ^^-^ 
 
 ;^=^^ sakkela, .y. A proper or 
 suitable time. 
 
 7<f^ sakti, s. Force, constraint, 
 exaction. 2. see ^-S- . 
 
 ;:iT?^ sakra, see ei^j. 
 
 ?c5a«)OJo sakhaya, see ^m>cao. 
 
 7<)i) sakhi, s. A female friend. 
 
 ;ds3 sakhe, s. A male friend. 
 
 T^sjo sakhya, s. Friendship, 
 amity, intimacy. 2. see ^^o. 
 
 ?o?ij3 saguti, see ^^. 
 
 ?orijc^ sagule, see ^Aje3. 
 
 Xri sage, i^r ^7<. 
 
 njriJS^i, sagotre, i\ A distant 
 kinsman descended from a 
 common ancestor of the 
 same family-name, as among 
 Brahmans; also ^i^jse^oDoSj. 
 ^^e^ a relationship of this 
 description. 
 
ih sagti 
 
 631 
 
 7:^0, sadi 
 
 p:^/^ sagti, see ^■^. 
 
 ?ori, sagme, see S5^^. 
 
 ?o2^^^"SjN. ?d2§^^?^'3j^ sacalasna- 
 na, sacelasnana, s. Bathing 
 with all one's clothes on. 
 — -^j^^o^^ to bathe in this way. 
 
 ^z^ sacca, see tj^^. 
 
 ^'i^uD^od saccidanande, s. God, 
 the eternal source of wisdom 
 and happiness. 
 
 7^7^^ sacya, s. Expense, -^j^^^^ 
 to pay expenses. 
 
 x^Zi saja, see ^3^^. 
 
 ?u2^^ sajapu, see ^2^4. 
 
 ?oe3«) saja, s. Punishment, fine. 
 2. annoyance, trouble. — e?E) 
 ^> to be punished. -^-^^r^ 
 to punish. 
 
 K22DZ^ sajabiji, see tjz^^. 
 
 .:^'^zjzB sajibiji, see ^2§83^. 
 
 :^2u^^ sajiva, adj. Animate, 
 lively. 
 
 7^"^ sajja, s. A short time. adj. 
 Instant, temporary. Ti^j^ Xo 
 presently, now, recently, late- 
 ly; shortly; temporarily, tj 
 sS^Ao e?5 for the present use ; 
 temporarily, efe. 7i^j?> ao d^d 
 090^ there is no work for 
 the present. tjS^Xo so^rf she 
 will come shortly. 
 
 ?g2a oa saj7andi, s. A good woman, 
 gentle woman. 
 
 Ts^Zi^ sajjana, adj. Virtuous, 
 good. 2. gentle. 
 
 Titi^fi sajjanige, ^. Virtue, good- 
 ness. 2. gentleness, meekness. 
 
 ?oe^cS sajjane, s. A good man; 
 
 a gentle man. 
 Titid saj'jaline, see Ti^^-R. 
 >/x2o sajji, adj. Good, well, proper, 
 
 fine, excellent. 2. healthy. 
 
 adz'. Well, nicely, properly. 
 
 -:d eyf^ a fine lad. ~:^ ^ri^ 
 
 a good behaviour. — sjD^-d a 
 
 proper speech. —5 "so^^i to 
 
 enjoy good health, be well. 
 
 —5 ^er«o^ to hear attentively. 
 
 — S g^^ to eat heartily. — S 
 
 ^jses^^ to thrash soundly. 
 
 —•do^o^a to make a thing 
 
 well. 
 •J7<i':^f\ sajjige, s. Rolong or wheat- 
 
 en grits. 
 ?;jbe)?5l3 satasati, adj. Grating, 
 
 harsh, adz'. Harshly, severely. 
 
 — sjD^TJOr^ to speak harshly. 
 K^ sate, s. Falsehood; also 
 
 ?jy salt a, see s^y . 
 
 Jj^Vi, satti, ^.^A kind of wooden 
 eo ■ ■ 
 laddie. l.seeA^^ 3. a least 
 
 on the night of the sixth 
 
 day of a child's birth. 
 
 Jj^,Ujr\ sattuga, see ^yj^X. 
 
 7<)Z^r\ sadaga, adj. Hard. 
 
 7<^dr{^ sadagara, see ^ziXii. 
 
 7^^^ sadita, s. A purpose, vow, 
 
 resolution. 2. a bet, wager. 
 
 J 7^^^^ sadili^, adj. Loose, slack, 
 
 loosened, —^h^ to become 
 
 .20oc\^?i to let loose. 
 
 loose. 
 
 —•sl)s?o^^ to loosen, slacken. 
 
?oG^ sadd^ 
 
 632 
 
 ^oOc) sada 
 
 ?^z^ sadd^, s. Disdain, inatten- 
 tion, negligence. 2. satiety, 
 indifference. 3. facility, ease, 
 e? 'i<sj7i TiE K ?j^o he can do the 
 work with the greatest ease. 
 e? ?J3a pdS K Tj-^a it is nothing 
 to him to go by that road. 
 ^oa ^iT^ ;^EK TiTi, he would 
 not listen to what he was 
 told. 
 >/^cs^'^ saddi^ke, s. The relation 
 in which the husbands of two 
 sisters stand to each other. 
 
 7<>d sadde, see TiE. 
 
 ^:i^(i:) sadsudu, see Tiozid^zio, 
 sj' T^d^^, ?^^o^ooji'4anipuiii, sani- 
 yuni (7i£^, ?i^), zi. n. To cool, 
 grow calm, be mitigated. 
 
 T^cl sane, s. k fine cloth ; cf. 
 T^oT^. 2. see Tii^. 
 
 ?or3 sanna, see ?iop®. 
 
 ?o3^ sat\^, adj. {in comp:) True, 
 good, virtuous, excellent, 
 right, proper, -^i^ a true 
 story. — ^^r, _^odor ^ good 
 action. — 3:d^ worthiness. 
 —■^tj., — ^-doT^ a worthy man. 
 — 4i^ an excellent son. 
 
 ?ovB sati, .y. A virtuous woman. 
 2. a woman in general. 
 
 ?;i^j, ?^^o^ satu, satuva, see ^i^g. 
 
 ?o3"3>c! satkara, .y. Politeness, 
 honour, respect. — ■rfos^^Ov^, 
 ;t^^&;g^ to show respect. 
 
 ;^vBg satti {cor r up. of ^^), j. 
 Power, strength. -^^ a, 
 heavy stone to be lifted up 
 
 to try one's strength. — '^jseoo 
 a stick to try one's strength 
 with another in wrestling. 
 
 i-^hj\ sattige, s. An umbrella, 
 a parasol. 
 
 -^^^"^ sattike, see •^^^. 
 
 ?^;^o satya, s. Truth. 2. justice, 
 honesty, adj. True, sincere, 
 honest. — s(^ truth; credibility. 
 —•^o-§> a truthful man; a 
 sincere man. —^h^ truth to 
 prevail; justice to be done. 
 ^£5^^, -^^^^ to do justice. 
 —■^oj^odoo^ to be cursed. 
 
 ;^|o satye, s. An umbrella. 
 
 ■^i> satva, s. Life, vitality. 2. 
 power, strength. 3. essence, 
 substance. — too^S powerless. 
 ^CA)4^^ to be strong or vigor- 
 ous. 
 
 ?^C3* sadyi, see t^^^- 2. see t!^'^. 
 
 i^z^D'^, AjC3*dor! sad^r^, sad\zran- ' 
 ga, ^. The front. 2. spreading 
 abroad, becoming public. —K 
 20^r^ to come to the front; 
 to appear before the public; 
 to become published. 
 
 ?oc3d*', ?oc3ds) sadaryi, sadaru, s. 
 A throne. 2. a mattress, car- 
 pet. 3. see ^5S. 
 
 ^^IddOJSfS sadaramine, s. A sub- 
 ordinate judge. 
 
 ?ociD sadari, ^£^^ Tir^- 
 
 TiZSii sada, Wr. Always, at all 
 times, perpetually, for ever. 
 — B^e;, — ffse?jsXo for ever. —^, 
 
 6 
 
 the eternal Spirit. 
 
?jC3D 
 
 633 
 
 ^t> sapa 
 
 ?oC3"3e,3i)d sadacara, s. Regular 
 observance of all duties, good 
 conduct. 
 
 7<iZ3i)^, ;%)C3c)ioo sadapu, sadabu, 
 
 s. The rue plant, jRu^a gra- 
 
 veolens. ["2. see 2ia. 
 
 ^?ja sadi, ^y Striking, beating. 
 
 ?jdo sadu, s. Sound, noise. 2. 
 answer, reply. 3. rebutting 
 
 ?o^doa sanamata, see rio-^^^. 
 
 r^jcS"©^ sanani, see ^^^: 
 
 ?j^ sani, see ^o). 2. see ?ic^. 
 
 ro^o3a«)0 saniyara, ^. Saturday. 
 
 7^'^ti sanipa, see :c!.S)j?)^. 
 
 /?^^SG^5Sc^ sanipavuni, ^. -t^. (^/^ 7i^ 
 
 4^i) To make cold or cool. 2. 
 
 to pacify, conciliate, comfort. 
 
 T^js^F^ to answer, o^odo cd^ |V?o^sS^ sanipuni (;^^), v. a. To 
 
 cool, render cold. 2. to re- 
 fresh; to set at ease. 
 
 ro^oJo saniya, see ?i<3j?)3rf. 
 y?g^o;5oo^ saniyuni (?:i^), 27. ;2. To 
 become cold; to be cool; to 
 be softened. 
 
 ;n^o3o^ saniyesre, see ^^. 
 
 ?o^o^ sanil^, s. A bayonet. 
 
 rli'^^ti sanipa, see Tis^^tj. 
 
 ?oc^j sanu, see ^r®o. 
 /?0f5 sane, see ^^• 
 
 ■!5j3ao Tjrdj fs!^ his words are 
 
 unimpeachable. 
 i^doc^orl saduranga, see Ti'SB. 
 tiVi^^ sadr^sa, adj. Like, similar, 
 
 resembling. 
 v^?od53)^ sadevuni (?^j3), ^. :?2. To 
 
 get hardened. 2. to wear 
 
 away, as an earthen vessel. 
 7^i^^^f\ sadolige,^. Course, way. 
 ;^dvB sadgati, s. Heaven, bliss. 
 
 —^^d^^ to attain bliss. 
 ?gCJoc9 sadguna, s. An excellent 
 
 nature or disposition. 
 T^:^:>t^ sadg^uru s. A virtuous 
 
 spiritual guide. 
 Tiiti^ saddu, see ?is^o. ^.^ 
 
 ?udo, ?odj?)or(o sadya, sadyogu,^^^ 
 
 ?od^or1 sadranga, ^^^ ^^5. 
 
 TvS^ sadri, adj. Aforesaid, above- 
 mentioned. 
 
 ?odA3i sadrupa, adv. As it is, in 
 an axact or true form. 2. 
 face to face. 
 
 T^-^^ sani^, see 7io^. 
 
 ?oNon^, ;onA' sanang^, sanagi^, J. 
 A thing, article. 2. a piece 
 of clothbrought to the market. 
 
 ?;jr^, sanna, see Tio^. 
 
 ;^cS\r^ sanmana, s. Respect, 
 honour, politeness. —tSo^^?^, 
 ?jf3^^^xb^ to show respect^ 
 treat politely. 
 
 ?o^?,rir sanmarga, s. Morality, 
 good conduct, true way. 
 
 T^-^Doi^ sanyasa, s. Asceticism. 
 
 Ti-^Dori sanyasi, s. An ascetic. 
 
 7^t> sapa, ^^ Polish, smoothness^ 
 — i^'d sap. 
 polish. 
 
 7^t>^ sapata, see ^^izj^- 
 
 Ti^Z) sapala, see 7ii^^. 2. see 
 
 ^^^ there is no 
 
■r^-rJ. 
 
 7<it> sapa 
 
 634 
 
 XeS sabhe 
 
 X3:€)ol), x.t,^ sapaliye, sapale, 
 
 see Tjtt^o. 
 Tir:.^, ''^^^ sapale, sappale, see 
 
 X3jdp, ?^3J^ sapalye, sapale, s. 
 lit. A spearman. 2. a fisher- 
 man. 
 
 ;^3j?jc)d sapasara, ^. Taste. 
 
 rosraoSo sapayi, adj. Even, level, 
 smooth. ~^h^ to become 
 smooth. -^-^o^o^^ to make 
 smooth. 
 
 t^'^D^T saparne, s. Fasting. 
 
 ?o^0, ?d^0 sapura, sapura, adj. 
 
 Delicate, thin, fine, narrow. 
 r^fj sape, s. A page. 
 ?os5^s* sapeti^, .y^^ pi^e^. 
 ?o^ sapta, f^-^". Seven.' — ?S^ 
 
 the seven notes of the gamut. 
 ?o^s^j saptama, adj. Seventh. 
 
 T^it^^ the seventh day of the 
 
 lunar fortnight. 
 i^tj^ sappa, see z^-t.. 
 '^'^ sappala, see ^^^. 
 ti^ sappu, see ^^^. 
 r,tj sappe, .y^^ si^. 
 
 ?ocjj^) saphala, ^. Success, pros- 
 perity, reward. — efL^ to be 
 successful. — ^s?Oi^?i to make 
 successful. 
 
 ?;jc^^3^ saphet^, ^^'. White, s. 
 White lead. — 20cr® white 
 colour. 
 
 ?iw^o sabaku, ^^^ j^so^. 
 
 ?C2»ie:* sabati^, j^'^ ^2^S- 
 
 X2weJj^ sabatuni, see ^2ouos>. 
 
 ?;i2^.^ sabate, see ^eofeS. 
 
 ?o^u^^, ?o23^e3^ sabab^, sababi^, s. 
 
 Cause, reason, ground. 
 ?o2^d sabara, s. A pack-saddle. 
 ^soea^^^ sabapuni, see %z:^%^t^. 
 ;o2J«);^o^ sabasuni (?;233cj), 7-. ^. 
 
 To please, satisfy. 
 ?oW9?c* sabasi^, ^^^ ^2croc3. 
 >/;^2:d sabi, ^. Flavour, taste, adj. 
 
 Savoury, palatable, pleasant, 
 
 sweet. 
 >/?o2:)5S^ sabipuni is''^), I'.a. To 
 
 taste, try the flavour. 
 ;^wj=s^d sabukara, s. Soap. 
 ;;jeoodosaburu,5'. Halt; delay. 2. 
 
 ;^t:o© sabuli, see !^a^^«?- 
 iJ^iio^^ sabepuni, see ^e2^^. 
 nl^V^ sabbal^, ^. A crow-bar 
 
 used for digging. 
 7<^ux€) sabbuli, see ^^^^e^- 
 
 T^'^ sabhe, 5-. A convocation, 
 assembly, meeting. 2. a royal 
 court ; a council-hall. ?j2pD3iS 
 the president of an assembly. 
 ?i2fro£Jocio the place of public 
 meeting; a church, chapel. 
 ?rf2pro^^ church-discipline. — ^ 
 ^^ church rules. — ^ Sob 
 o3j an elder, church-warden. 
 — s;)o3o a church-member; a 
 councillor, member of an as- 
 sembly. — e9X^^ an assembly 
 to disperse. -^SjiTi^^ an as- 
 sembly to meet. -^ €?il)^ to 
 join a clnircb ())y baptism or 
 
;^d^* samyi 
 
 63, 
 
 ?j^3^ sama 
 
 confirmation). -5 i^r a??:^, 
 
 •' CO 
 
 _S 2oSos::;3iT3 ^sSj^a^ to excom- 
 municate. 
 
 7o^>3^n^(5 sami^^are, ^. A chuck- 
 ler, shoemaker. 
 
 ?jdo sama, adj. Like, similar. 
 2. same, even, equal. 3. uni- 
 form, equable. 4. right, just, 
 proper. — ^o::io proper value. 
 —■na^ equal shares. — -od^ 
 midnight. —^.^^S) to compare. 
 — eoja-do^ to agree, coincide ; 
 to fit, suit. --51)^0^^ to make 
 level; to put right; to make 
 equal ; to correct, rectify. 
 
 ?oSJoo;^ samanta, adj. All, whole; 
 73^00^5 all people. 
 
 ?odo=^^. samakatt^, s. Propor- 
 tion, fitness, suitability'. 2. 
 level, smoothness of surface. 
 _i?03o ^^ a level, even 
 surface. — £a)4^^ to fit, agree. 
 
 ?o^orre)6 samagare, see ^^Sjt^tS. 
 
 -^z^r^ samagra, adj. All, entire, 
 full, complete. 
 
 ?os:^oii05orofi, ;:od02§ro/^ samajayi- 
 sige, samajeisige, ^. Pacifica- 
 tion, satisfaction, consolation. 
 _^^o^^ to calm, appease. 
 
 JO^o^^oSo^^^, ?^s^j2£)^.^ samaja- 
 yisuni, samajeisuni (^^^^oJ), 
 V. a. To appease, calm, paci- 
 fy. 2. to comfort, console. 
 
 tiZ.^t, ;^^3s samate, samatva, s. 
 Equality^ proportion. 2. si- 
 milarity. 
 
 ?o;jo^^o^ samanisuni see ^o-^^ 
 
 ?jdjo^j samaya, 6". Time, season, 
 opportunity. 2. leisure. ~°s^ 
 4^^> to have time; to be at 
 leisure. — sd^^^, — :g.?)^^ to 
 watch for an opportunity. 
 
 ! — ^u?)?jF^ to allow time. 
 
 I ?j^0 3 samara, s. Conflict, war. 
 
 I T^a^oqjT samartha, adj. Strong, 
 
 ' powerful. 2. able, capable. 
 
 I nj;:5o^r7^ samarthige, see ^^o 
 
 j ^T7^, 
 
 I ?;i^o^r3^^samarthipuni(?^^5i5^), 
 j V. a. To overcome any dif- 
 ! ficulty; to succeed. 
 
 ?o^jcpr samarthe, s. An able 
 man, powerful man. 
 
 ?js^O(^ffS samardhane, see ?i^J3"a^ 
 
 ?jdo3ir=c^samarpaka, ^^'. Proper, 
 fit, appropriate ; pertinent. 
 —gdsrosDo a proper answer. 
 —^J^ ij^^^ to speak perti- 
 nently. 
 
 XdJSoFfi samarpane, s. An offer- 
 ing. —■^'^\^.^ :^^j^f?jO^ to 
 offer, sacrifice. 
 
 ?dsJo^ samasta, adj. All, whole, 
 entire. 
 
 ^sTjg' , ;;sjO^ s:Jo samaksha, sama- 
 kshama, adv. Before, in pre- 
 sence or sight of. s. Presence, 
 sight, si'aij ?j^o^^i5o in his 
 presence. 
 
 ti-^:i^T\-^:i samlgama, s. Union, 
 junction. 2. coming, arriv- 
 ing. 
 
 ?^dj^t3«)d samacara, s. Tidings, 
 news, intelligence, informa- 
 
?odj4) sama 
 
 636 
 
 ?o^o^ same 
 
 tion. 2. a message, ^e^l^—the 
 intelligence of one's welfare. 
 
 ?osdj?)ti samaja, s. A multitude, 
 assembly. 2. a society, asso- 
 ciation. 
 
 ?odJ3q3"9?^ samadhana, s. Peace, 
 tranquillity. 2. conciliation, 
 consent, agreement. 3. re- 
 conciling differences. 4. wel- 
 fare, well-being. —Z^h^ to 
 be reconciled; to agree, con- 
 sent; a sickness to become 
 subdued. — cro^S) to have 
 peace ; to feel better. -tS^^^ 
 ^ to reconcile, console, ap- 
 pease. 
 
 ;^5JJS^ samadhi, s. A grave, 
 tomb. 2. deep meditation. 
 3. silence. -S cajs^^ to be 
 absorbed in meditation. 
 
 ?dsJJSc^ samana, adj. Like, simi- 
 lar, analogous. 2. equal, 3. 
 one, uniform, same; cf. Ti-d^, 
 ;ds^js^. —^^ equality. ~'^?io 
 ^0 similar thiners. — ^ an 
 equal person. 
 
 TnI^js^ samapta, adj. Finished, 
 completed. 
 
 ?oSju^^ samapti, s. Completion, 
 finishing, end. 2. killing, de- 
 stroying. — e?lb^ to be com- 
 pleted. — ^^Os^^) to complete, 
 finish. 
 
 ;^5^JSd samara, see Tiou^-rj. 
 
 ?odJ5D^qifS samaradhane, s. Wor- 
 , ship, reverence. 2. a public 
 feast to Brahmans. 
 
 ?d^Je);o samasa, s. Composition 
 
 of words, formation of com- 
 pound terms, gram. 
 
 T^^i^ samidhe, s. Short sticks 
 of particular trees used in 
 burnt offerings. 
 
 l^^^ti samlpa, s. Neighbour- 
 hood, proximity, adj. Near, 
 close by. 
 
 rodoosj samukha, s. Presence, 
 proximity. ?j^oos5jsK, ?j^jos5jaS 
 near to, in the presence of. 
 
 r^doonc)6 samug^are, see ;^Sj7^t5. 
 
 ?odooe;^ ojo samuccaya, s. Collec- 
 tion, assemblage. 2. con- 
 junction of words or sen- 
 tences, gram. 
 
 ?odoodal), ?o-dooc3sojj samudaya, 
 samudaya, s. Assemblage, 
 heap, multitude, number, 
 quantity. '^■^- a multitude 
 of persons. xi^jnsoSjsTlD gen- 
 erally, on the whole. 
 
 rodoog^ samudra, s. The ocean, 
 sea. — ?dD^?^ a ceremony of 
 bathing in the sea at new 
 moon in the month Ati. - ^^ 
 the fruit of the tree Borring- 
 tonia racemosa\ fish. 
 
 i^osiojsad samuha, s. Aggregate, 
 assemblage, multitude. 
 
 ?j5^0Na samr^ddhi, s. Prosperity, 
 success. 2. increase, thriving. 
 800^^- an abundance of crop. 
 ~^h^ to prosper. 
 
 i^osSj^^ sameta, adj. Accompanied 
 by, associated with, possess- 
 
?o0^o saya 
 
 637 
 
 ?oD"3 sara 
 
 ;^oJOc^ sayana, see ^c^o^. 
 7iQ^:> sayi, see ?3^. 
 i^JoSj^^) sayipini, see ;6^lb^. 
 r^o5os5 sayile, ^. A ghost, goblin. 
 ;^o5j?jO^ sayisuni, see 7i^?io^. 
 ;^d sara, ^. A string of beads 
 
 or pearls; a wreath, garland; 
 
 a necklace, s^si— a rosary. 
 
 cTOr®^d— a necklace of coins. 
 T^ij sara, see Ti^-d. 
 7<>6o=5^ sarank^, s. A kind 
 
 of suffocation caused while 
 
 swallowing any liquid. 
 T^^o'^^ sarankall^, see ri^ 0-5^6. 
 
 ?oC^on* sarang-^, ^. A trench, mine, 
 hole, tunnel. 2. a rat's hole. 
 ?odo23^^a^ saranjamyi, s. Tools, 
 implements, goods. 2. furni- 
 ture. -t5o^o^c^ to prepare, 
 furnish. 
 ^/^?od5^ sarak^, s. Articles, goods, 
 commodity, —d^s^rio^^ —63^^ 
 to unlade; to land goods. 
 — ao&Di^,^, —sjdiI)^ to lade, 
 load; to freight. 
 >/?;ld^^ saraki^, mfj. Get out of 
 the way! slip aside! 
 ?od5^D^ sarakaru, s. Govern- 
 ment. —€<sj7j the government 
 service, -rf ^rvs^ the public 
 money, assessment, revenue. 
 ;:^d=^J3r3o^ sarakonuni, see ^■^'^.'b 
 
 roOui^ saradi^, ^^^ ?ixi^5^. 
 7ddc3c)^ saradani, s. A cry, noise. 
 ridc3'3D^, ^jdcs'sd saradary, sara- 
 
 dare, s. A European. 2. a 
 person of superior rank. 
 roda saradi, s. Cold, catarrh. 
 
 >/?odsJc^, 7^:^^^^ sarapani, sarapali, 
 see T^^'^. 
 ?od3J^ sarapati, see TdiiF^. 
 ?od^^ sarapita, see Tihn^. 
 
 7?od^§ sarapoli, s. A chain of 
 any metal. 
 ?od20De)05s)sarabarayi,^. Furnish- 
 ing supplies, preparation. 
 
 ~'^.^hF^, --dj^j^^ to furnish 
 
 supplies. 
 roDo^j sarayi, see T^utosx 
 ?odo^ sarali^, see 7i-6f. 
 ?5d53 sarale, see ^"d^. 
 ;^d?j^ sarasijL, s. A joke. 2. 
 
 merriment., adj. Tasty, sapid. 
 
 2. jocose, merry. 
 ;^d;^d sarasara, ^^'. Hastily, 
 
 quickly, speedily. 
 ?od?o^3 sarasvati, ^. Brahma's 
 
 wife, the goddess of speech, 
 
 learning, music, eU. 
 ?od 3oC3^ sarahadd^, j. Limit, 
 
 boundary, frontier. 
 ?;jd^ saraly, s. A bar of iron. 
 7^&4 sarala, «<^* Straight. 2. 
 
 sincere. 3. easy. 
 rod^tiosjJi)^ sarala.jumadi, s. A 
 
 demon so called. 
 T^jd^ sarali, ^^^ ?i^o3^. 
 ?od^ sarale, j^^ ^d<^. 
 
 ;^De)rv^, 7^Uz)T{ saragy, sarag^a, adj. 
 Easy, facile, convenient. 2. 
 free, unobstructed. — -s^j^Xr 
 54 
 
?dD"3 sara 
 
 638 
 
 7^=§j^F sarko 
 
 a straight road, -^-^^h^ to go 
 straightly. ^ ^odorS :dDDA 3j;)<i 
 ■djseS you can freely speak to 
 him. -<^S easily, freely. 
 
 T^^D^ sarane, adr. Directly, 
 straightly. -^-Beb^ to go 
 straightly without lingering 
 in the way. 
 
 ?oD"5)^ saraphe, s. A jeweller. 2. 
 a money-changer. 
 
 ?jUc)20vi sarabu, see ^t:^^. 
 
 7^X5^:^:^ sarayi, ^^t^ ?ds^oso. 
 V ?^D-sDaJoo^sarariyuni (?i^5), t/./2. 
 
 To be exact. 
 v/?oD^?oD sarasari, adv. Equally, 
 alike. adj. Right, proper. 
 s. An average. — ^js^f^ to 
 give alike. —^js>h^ to find 
 out an average. 
 Jt^Q sari, adj. Equal, like. 2. 
 just, right, proper, fit. 3. 
 even, not odd. 4. full ; c/. tj-^. 
 adv. Good, very well, it is 
 right. — 23t3^ mixing different 
 ingredients in equal parts. 
 ^•six)Xoe5 evens and odds. —^ 
 h^ to be right, equal, even, 
 complete. — 20ja-dj^ to suit, 
 fit; to be proper; to agree 
 with, to be on good terms. 
 
 ?oD sari,^. Spending, consuming, 
 exhausting. --^^o^Si to spend, 
 exhaust. 
 -y^dD^^ sarike, adj. Right, fit, prop- 
 er. 2. level, even. 3. plenty, 
 abundant. 4. complete, full. 
 —^h^ to be properly arrang- 
 ed, to be well done. — wrj^^ 
 
 to eat heartily. — sobra to be 
 of age, as cattle, --^^o^?) to 
 arrange, put in order ; to 
 level; to do or execute any- 
 thing well. 
 
 i^'^f\ sarige, s. A wire, gold or 
 silver thread. 2. a gold or 
 silver armlet; also ij?)5^?j5^. 
 3. a thin wire of any metal. 
 
 ?oDodo sariya, see t^- 2. see ^Qt^. 
 
 ;;iO?:j^35F^sarisamana,^^'. Equal, 
 same, on a par with. 
 
 ?odor(o:^o sarug^uru, see aotjoaotjj. 
 
 ?odo^, titS)ii saruta, saruta, see 
 
 Sj6 sare, see ^-6. 
 
 i^do^o^ sarenkallu, s. The shaft 
 
 of an arrow. 
 7<i6j^^ saroli, adj. Of superior 
 
 breed, as cattle. 2. see ^ja^. 
 
 —cxb^oF a buffalo of superior 
 
 breed yielding much milk. 
 ;^dx^^ sarone, see ^^ddeS. 
 ?:dto^dd sarovara, s. A lake. 
 7<i6^ sarra, see ;^to^. 
 T^^F sarka, see ^^r. 2. see ^'Sf. 
 : j^i'^F^ sarkatti, see ^^fB^. 
 7<i=5DF^ sarkariji, see ?5i^^5. 
 
 J?^^roJoo^ sarkiyuni {^^'), v. n. 
 
 To consent, submit. 2. to get 
 
 out of the way. 
 ■i,^F sarke, see ?i5^. 
 ;j^rrJog)c^ sarkenipuni (^^Fr5), 
 
 v.a. To examine. 
 ^=^J3rc^o^i sarkodduni (^^^J^^), 
 
 z'. fl. To oppose, gainsay. 
 
T^t'iJ^F sarko 
 
 639 
 
 ?o^ sala 
 
 ?o=^J3Fr?OQ^ sarkonuni, see ^?^js 
 
 ?jr\r sarga, ^. A chapter, section. 
 
 TifiF sarge, ^^^ ?^5y^. 
 V;^^r sarta, «^". Straight, direct, 
 upright, adv. Straightly, di- 
 rectly. —-^-azSys?^ a straight- 
 forward man. — ;dss a 
 straight road. — s^*^??.^ to go 
 straightly. 
 N^vlr sarti, s. A time, turn, 
 rotation. SooaS— once. Cioa^— 
 many times, often. ^o?i— 
 your turn. — ^^"d in turn. 
 
 Tin^F^ sardare, see ^^tjcto^. 
 
 T^t^F sardi, .y^^ ?rf^a. 
 
 ?dsJr sarpa, ^. A serpent, snake. 
 -S5AJ a malignant sore mouth. 
 ~diT>B the serpent kind. ~^^^^ 
 rancour, hatred, —^si bar- 
 renness supposed to be due 
 to injury done to serpents. 
 ^7jd^ a serpent's coil. 
 
 ?oSJro sarpati, s. A train, line 
 of gunpowder. — a^^^ to lay 
 a train. 
 v/j^oSJr^ sarpali, ^-^^ Ti-d^^. 
 
 ?N)ajra sarpita, ^. Occurring, 
 happening, befalling. 2. en- 
 countering, meeting, —^h^ 
 to occur; to meet. 
 
 fji)F sarpe, .y^^ ^j-j^"- 
 
 ;^)^o^D^D5o sarbarayi, .y^<? ^^^jeo 
 
 ;^sJF sarva, ^</^". All, entire, 
 complete. —2=^ ?^ omniscience. 
 — 3^f^9 omnipotence. — ^rS 
 
 the Almighty God. -?rf^ all, 
 everything. 
 
 JiziFZ^^o^ sarvajittu, s. The 
 twenty-first year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 Jo^FSTc), xzS^-^-^ sarvata, sarva- 
 tha, adz'. In all ways, by all 
 means, at any rate. 2. as- 
 suredly, certainly. 
 
 rodr^ sarvatra, adv. Every- 
 where, at all times, in all 
 places. ~2jo^^ e3g% T^ii^^ to 
 behave alike at all times or 
 in all places. 
 
 ri^^z^D sarvada, adv. Always, 
 for ever. 
 
 r^tZSFz^^O sarvadhari, s. The 
 twenty-second year in the 
 Hindu cycle of sixty. 
 
 ?;j5Jr^?)s^o sarvanama, s. A pro- 
 noun. 
 
 ;=o^^ror\ sarvang^a, j-. The whole 
 body. -£3e?S feeling pain all 
 over the body. — ^s^o^ to 
 rub the whole body, as with 
 oil, eU. 
 
 Ti^DFi, sarvatme, s. The all- 
 pervading God. 
 
 ?v':j^fs, ;^^^f^ sarvesa, sarvesva, 
 s. All. 7i^er€, tS^^f^^S God, 
 the Supreme Being. 
 
 Ti^jS^ salak^, see e^se/^^. 
 
 T^i^'i salake, see ^e;t^. 
 
 i^^^r^ salage, see TiCTi. 
 y?ivr\:>^ salaguni (t^^K)^ v. a. To 
 nourish, succour, shelter, pro- 
 tect, take care of. 
 
 54* 
 
r<i^ sala 
 
 640 
 
 ?o^«) sava 
 
 ro^oSo salayi, s. A hundred 
 sheaves of straw. 2. a mea- 
 sure of paddy varying from 
 five to twelve mudas of rice. 
 3. ruin. 4. see Tds/soso. Soo2§ 
 2ie;oso d^ a hundred sheaves 
 of straw. -e?L^^to be ruined. 
 
 ;^03o^ salahatra, adv. Near. 
 
 rjc-^o, i^^^dj^, ?:oOc)d.o salam, 
 salami^, sallmu, s. A mode of 
 salutation accompanied with 
 the raising of the hand to the 
 head. -tSo^^^ to salute in 
 this way; to thank. 
 
 r^a"?)^ salaki, adj. Full grown. 
 s. A log. 
 
 ;!dOe)oaj salayi, s. Split pulse. 
 ^;5A&_ split Cytisus cajan.^ 
 dhal. 
 •i ?is3c)05o?^o^ salayisuni (?:!£/soso^), 
 ^'. ^. To clear, liquidate, as a 
 debt. 
 
 rjs;"ssjr? salavani, see eie^s^rS. 
 ^ri^ sali, J^^ £^^. 
 ^raOri salig^e, s. Friendship, amity, 
 familiarity, indulgence. 2. 
 freedom, liberty. -t^jsL^f^ to 
 allow freedom, be indulgent. 
 -5 CA)j^^ to be familiar. 
 
 ?;j©^sJo salima, -y. Sardonyx. 
 
 ?o©^?o salisa, adj. Easy. 
 
 3:0^ sale, see ^e3. 
 
 nSs3ooOo^ saleyuni (^«3), v. a. To 
 bear, suffer, endure. 
 
 ?i«^?^j^ saleisuni, ^^'^ ?i(a;3a3orfo^. 
 Jli^'Oii^'^ 8alkavuni,t:.T'. (^?ie^OjS)) 
 To entangle. 
 
 >/?^J^;o,^ salkuni (^^^), ^. ^. To be 
 entangled. 
 ?o^, salma, see ?Sj3eji . 
 
 (2/ o 
 
 ri^.o^salmanta, s. Assent, agree- 
 ment, acquiescence, compli- 
 ance; bet. ?jo-s^o;^. 
 
 ?o^)oa, -^'u^Q'^, ToODoa sallan- 
 di, sallanji, sallandi, adj. Ex- 
 orbitant, extra,vagant, exces- 
 sive. 2. unlawful, improper. 
 —eSeS an exorbitant price. ~s5e 
 ^ excessive work. 
 
 ?o^"e)?^ sallana, adj. Much, plen- 
 ty, many. 
 
 ?ce salli, see ^\. 
 
 CO ' V 
 
 ^1^^^'^ salluni (^^), ^'./2. To bo 
 
 fr)^_ V 00^' 
 
 valid, fit, proper, "l.^see ?iorfo^. 
 
 P^d^'ss^ savakasa, see ?fe^^^. 
 
 ?o5^r3 savana, see ^^r®. 
 
 i^sjcl savane, ^r//'. Agreeable, 
 suitable, convenient. 
 
 r^5J3 savati, s. The relationship 
 which a man's two wives 
 bear to each other. —-^^'(^ 
 the enmity between a man's 
 two wives. 
 
 r^sJeS savabe, see 7iz^- 
 
 ?;idOoJoo^ savariyuni (?^^5), v.n. 
 To walk up and down, move 
 about. 
 
 ?gS3c)^ savadre, see ;^^j»erf€. 
 
 ?os:"5)D savari, ^. Riding. 2. any 
 mode of conveyance. 3. going 
 out of doors or abroad. 
 
 ?:oS3a)6 savare, s. A rider. 
 
 ?i^c)0* saval^, s. Question, in- 
 terrogation, inquiry, propo- 
 
?o^ savi 
 
 641 
 
 r3«)ox^ sanka 
 
 sition. — w^oi to have some 
 thing to say. -Sj^r^o^ to ask 
 a question; to make a pro- 
 posal. 
 /?;j^ savi, ^ee -t^^. 
 /?iO^^ savipuni (s<s), v. 7trTo 
 be tasteful, savoury, pala- 
 n/ table, sweet. J2.to abrade. 
 ^T^-^t savute, see s'^^. 
 
 ;^?5c)d sasara, adj. Easy, light, 
 trifling. j. Easiness, ease. 
 — ^j«^o^^ to slight, make light 
 of; to render easy. 
 J ?oA} sasi, s. A young plant. 
 
 ?u?u sase, see ^^. 
 
 ?o;dJ5a, sasutra, see :^07ij?>^. 
 
 ?jac saha, adj. With, together 
 with. 2. even, also, -ts'jyjoso 
 the whole family. 
 
 roadrisio^ sahagamana, s. Accom- 
 panying ; the self-immolation 
 of a woman with the corpse 
 of her husband. 
 
 T^^ti saliaja, adj. Inherent, in- 
 nate, natural. 2. proper. 3. 
 true. 4. co-existent, born 
 together. — aoc© natural dis- 
 position. — e?S Tit^^ to speak 
 truly or sincerely. 
 
 ?o3o££ sahaje, s. A brother of 
 whole blood. 
 
 ;^2ool sahana, s. Patience, adj. 
 Patient, enduring, bearing. 
 —■si)^j^?i to have patience; 
 to endure, as pain. 
 
 ?o3odoJ3^ sahamula, adv. With 
 the root; completely, entirely. 
 
 ro3ds3j)?o sahavisa,^. AssociatioD, 
 company. 2. sexual inter- 
 course. 
 
 ?j^;^ sahasa, see Ti^Ti. 
 
 7i^^ sahasra, s. A thousand. 
 —^^^ a thousand names, as 
 of a deity. 7i^7i^^t,B a gener- 
 al, commandant. 
 
 ?o3o«)odj sahaya, s. Help, aid, 
 assistance, succour. 2. pro- 
 tection. -^ a helper, assist- 
 ant. --^0^0^^ to help, assist. 
 >/?o3o sahi, ^^'.^roper, correct, 
 right. 2. a signature. '3. 
 see ^l- 
 
 i^So^ sahita, adj. Accompanied 
 by, in company with. 2. 
 also. 3. with. 
 
 ?o3o?oo^) sahisuni (?i^oj), z>. a. To 
 endure, bear, suffer, support. 
 2. to forgive. £5?^— to endure 
 pain. 
 
 i^SoJS^cJD sahodari, s. A sister. 
 
 roc^JS^Co6 sahodare, s. A brother. 
 
 ;^3do sahya, adj. Bearable, toler- 
 able. 2. agreeable. e5— un- 
 bearable; disgusting. 
 
 ;%)^ro^, T^^Ti'^^ salasala, salasala- 
 ne, s. A noise caused in pour- 
 ing water, elc. 
 
 ?o^ sail, see si^. 
 J7<>^ sale, ^. A sling. 2. a snare. 
 
 ?g^, salli, ^^^ ^%- 
 ^r^^o^s'ci sankane, ^. Fostering, 
 nursing, nourishing, bring- 
 ing up. 2. adoption of a boy 
 or girl into another family. 
 
r:c)oSa) sanka 
 
 642 
 
 ^dt\^ sa^u 
 
 — :::; S5^ an adoptive mother. 
 
 —23 ©o^j an adoptive father. 
 
 ~-^:i-R an adopted son. ~K ^ 
 
 ;fjs^r®o^ to adopt. 
 >/ ?oe)o«'e)^^sankavuiii, c.v. {of-^o 
 
 ^0^) To cause to foster, 
 
 bring up, nourish, nurse. 
 J ?oe)OTS^o^ sankuni (?^3o^), v. a. To 
 
 foster, nourish, nurse, bring 
 
 up, take care of, protect, 
 
 shelter. 
 ?j5)oSJc. sankhya, s. A system of 
 
 philosophy by Kapila. 
 ^■3or^?odjds:^sang^saruveliji, see 
 
 ^DoFx^^F^ under s^cK. 
 ?us)or\, ?oe)orin sanga, slngya, adj. 
 
 Complete, perfect. -~^h^ to 
 
 be accomplished, finished. 
 
 — -sij^o^^i to accomplish, com- 
 plete. 
 T^oZ^ sanca, adj. Genuine, true. 
 
 2. upright. 
 ?T3o^ santa, adj. Holy, saintly. 
 
 ?3"5)o3 santi, ^^^ bi^oS. 
 rjc)o>Bdod santimara, ^^^ iDoS^-rf. 
 
 7j"5)oio^ santer^, ^. The saints, 
 
 Rom. 
 7Ue)o3j^n^DJo sampradaya, see -^o 
 
 roe)oWs),rl sambrani, s. Benzoin. 
 
 ?3e)o23c),'^ sambrali, see ?io8oi^a)<9 
 under Tioao-d. 
 J nJe)^ sak^ji, fl^6y. ^."'To suffice. 2. 
 to be wearied of. ~^h^ to 
 be wearied of, done up. ^cx^ 
 K CA)oS5 Tds^ efc5 he ate to 
 
 satiety. ^ ^2j;6.®:^o o^o^ 73^ 
 ^o5 I am tired of this work. 
 — ;ds^ ^h^ to be quite done 
 
 I up; to be exhausted. 
 
 I T^'h'^V^'^ sakarmi, s. A great 
 
 \ sinner; a consort of sinners. 
 
 \ Ti^xj saki, see '^\^' 
 
 \ T^ii^ saki, adj. Superficial. — K 
 ?j3-& speaking at random; 
 doing a thing in a superfi- 
 cial manner. 
 
 ?j^r(d sagara, s. The sea, ocean. 
 T^HTMit sagara, s. Sauce, condi- 
 ment. eo^i^AO idsAsTJ djsc^ 
 hunger requires lio sauce. 
 ^056— confection, dessert. 
 
 VpTOH-^^c^ sagavuni, ^. z'. (^?J3Xo 
 ^) To expedite, as work. 2. 
 to send, despatch, as goods. 
 3. to do a thing perfunctorily; 
 ?537^5 ^'zisgjtl)^ to send away 
 respectfully, as a friend, by 
 accompanying him a short 
 distance; to follow the remains 
 of one's relatives, etc., to 
 the grave. 
 
 >/rj'9?ij sagu, J. Prosecution, pro- 
 gress, as of work. 
 
 ■JT^DTiCi^ saguni (J^^), i>. n. To 
 proceed, progress, as work. 
 
 2. to be despatched, as goods. 
 
 3. to move forward, advance, 
 is^ rir^SorSe;!) ?fcQ idsXoc^ with 
 all your speed you make no 
 progress in your journey. 
 
 >/?3e)r(j;i^, T^AS)"^, Tih-M sagu- 
 vali, sagoli, sagvali, s. Farm- 
 
T^DZ^ saja 
 
 643 
 
 ?3e)rf sadha 
 
 ing, tillage, cultivation of 
 land. --si^s^Oi^^ to cultivate. 
 
 ^e)2i!, ;^^t3 sija, saji, see Ti^^i. 
 
 ^j-^b^ sat^, s. Barter, exchange. 
 _^o^o^^ to barter. 
 
 nj?)^ sate, .y. A bargain, contract. 
 —z^ ^(^94 money paid under a 
 contract. — ■sl)^J^^^) to strike a 
 bargain. 
 J r3^f€, T^Df^'dD^ sane, sanekalli^, 
 .y. A grind-stone. 2. a whet- 
 stone. ~7j^^ to grind, 
 sharpen. 
 
 ?C93' sat^, i". A moment, instant. 
 •— K immediately, instantly. 
 
 7^-^A satra, ^^^ s^^- 2. ^^^ ^s J- 
 
 ;:j^3^ satri, see as^^oj* 
 
 ^j-^i satre, ^. A white cock with 
 a thick comb ; also 7iz^^:so6. 
 
 KD^^"^, ?3i?)a,^^ satvika, sltvlka, 
 adj. Ingenuous, open, frank. 
 2. honest, true, good, gentle, 
 amiable. — Aor© a gentle dis- 
 position. — ^?^, —^^ openness, 
 sincerity, honesty. 
 
 T^D^^'i satvike, s. An honest, 
 frank, sincere man. 
 
 rj-z)Z^ sadiji, see ^oj. 
 
 rj^d sada, adj. Plain, simple. 
 adv. Throughout, wholly. 2. 
 see ^^^- —^^ wholly black. 
 —tjotSjs^ a plain handkerchief. 
 
 ?75)d sada, i-. Purity. 
 
 ?3e)dri sadaga, ^^^ i^v^. 
 
 nj"c)d^ sadana, ^^^ ?fev?^. 
 
 ?5e)do^ sadar^, adj. Received, 
 
 arrived. Soo^oSj Td^ziB Cfoso^ 
 the order is not received. 
 
 T^'^di^^^^xf sadali^vari^, s. The 
 sundry charges of a public 
 office, contingent charges. 
 2. stationery. 
 
 i^HD sada, see ?^3^- 
 >/?j3a sadi, ^. A road, way, path. 
 _^'e3J^^ to stop the road; shut 
 up a passage; to obstruct, 
 
 eooa^S) to make or 
 —■dj^o^^ to make 
 
 miss the way, go astray. 
 _ii.?)?3:^^^ to lead, show the 
 way. 
 
 give way 
 way; to devise means. 
 /?^a€ sadike, s. Smearing. ~^ 
 h^ to besmear. 
 
 ?oi)aojjo^ sadly uni, see ?5ss53^^^o). 
 
 ?j5)do sadu, see t^^^^. 
 
 TTOrfx^ sadrijishe, s. Manifesta- 
 tion. 
 
 T^u^^o sadrijisya, s. Kesem- 
 blance, similarity. 
 
 ?oe)d sade, see 7i^^- 
 
 7^6^^ sadevi, s. The ash- 
 coloured fleabane, Vernonia 
 cinerea. 
 
 ?oe)dJS^F^ sadolige, .?. A water- 
 course, channel. 
 
 ?jscoo sadye, adv. On the road, 
 by the road. — ?^z^4ndo3j, —-^^ 
 IbcTOoSo a wayfarer, one walk- 
 ing on the road. 
 
 Ti^T^^ sadhaka, s. Exercise, 
 practice. 2. gymnastics. — ^ 
 ^^^^ to practise gymnastics. 
 
?:Dq5 sadha 
 
 644 
 
 ?J2)^o sama 
 
 rjc)^^, rjc)q5c5 sadhana, sadhane, 
 s. Accomplishing, effecting. 
 2. means, expedient. 3. per- 
 severing. 4. instrument, agent. 
 5. a document, deed, ^od^— 
 a deed of sale, ^^^jf— a deed 
 of gift. -sSj-drs— a testament, 
 will. -aeb^ to try, aim, 
 aspire after, —t^o^^^ to per- 
 severe; to accomplish. 
 
 rJDqs'sdra sadharana, ad/. Com- 
 mon, ordinary, general, uni- 
 versal. 5. The forty-fourth 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty. 
 
 rUe)^^^, ?^ a) 5) 0^00^ sadhipuni, 
 sadhiyuui (j^^), i\ a. To 
 achieve, accomplish, per- 
 severe. 2. to retain malice 
 long. 3. to take, conquer. 4. 
 to assert, allege. 5. to prove, 
 establish. 6. to charge upon 
 another. -^-K- to harbour 
 malice. 
 
 ?uDq5o sadhu, adj. Tame, docile. 
 2. good, virtuous, pious. — -s^o 
 ^^^^ to tame. 
 
 'FR)T^^ sadhya, adj. Curable. 2. 
 possible, practicable. — ^<*^?j 
 a practicable work, —^h^ 
 to succeed, be accomplished. 
 -■rfj^os^^ to accomplish. 
 
 ^c^qiJo^ sadhyuni, see itoj^sj^^. 
 
 ?79^^ san^, adj. Even. adv. Also. 
 
 ?75)r^ sana, s. A demon shrine; 
 
 of. '^ ^. 
 
 rUci^j's^^ri sanadig^, j-. A native 
 lamp; a lamp-stand. 
 
 ?;^^ sani, ^. An affix to the- 
 names of respectable ladies. 
 j^jsT?— a lady. 
 
 ?g«)^ sane, see 7d^^. 
 
 nj^sj^, ?j^^sapy,sapu,^^//' Clear, 
 pure, clean, adv. Entirely ; 
 plainly ; smoothly. -^e;?d 
 clean work. ~^h^ to be 
 clean, smooth, ^^ level. — ^f^ 
 o> to speak plainly. — -rfo^^o^^ 
 to make clean, smooth, or 
 level. 
 
 rTssJ sapa, see -^^. 
 
 r^^Vr^ saphalya, s. Productive- 
 ness, fruitfulness. 2. a .re- 
 ward. ~z^h^ to succeed, be 
 fruitful. — "sSj^j^^ to prosper, 
 render successful. 
 
 ?j^eu^ sab^, see t^^os^^. 
 
 ?o"523i)ro^ sabasi^, see ^ec^oJ. 
 
 rj2)2^^3^, ?JD20J53^ sabit\i, sabut^, 
 ^^*. Proved, established, as 
 guilt, eU. -eyl:^ to be proved 
 guilty. _^^o^^ to prove 
 guilty. 
 
 ?o'3200f^j sabunu, s. Soap. 
 
 ?o«)si) sama, s. Reconciliation, 
 appeasing. — ^e^ the third 
 Veda. 
 
 7^i)Zi^r^ samagri, s. A thing, 
 article, ingredient, material. 
 
 rJc)do3 samati, s. A comparison, 
 simile, proverb. 
 
 ?;r5)^o^rri, ?j«)doqj^r samarthige, 
 samarthya, s. Power, strength. 
 2. ability, capability. — tA)4^^ 
 to possess strength, be able. 
 
r7e)Sjj«) sama 
 
 645 
 
 TTj-^^ sEra 
 
 russdv^ari samadi^e, s. Member- 
 ship of an assembly ^^ society. 
 
 ?:i)dJe)?3^ saman^, s. Baggage, 
 goods and chattels. 2. things, 
 furniture, tools, instruments. 
 
 7je)SJ35c^o samanya, adj. Common, 
 general. 2. ordinary, indif- 
 ferent, middling. 
 
 TuDDo sami, see t^^^. 
 
 rj^^Ja'srlo samlpya, s. Proximity. 
 
 Tj^^j^o^ samil^, s. Complicity, 
 confederacy. 2. interference. 
 
 r3e)doJS^ samula, see ^i^dojae;. 
 Jnjz)^d same, 5. Millet, Panicum 
 miliaceum. — (rf5 Panicuin 
 frumentaceum. 
 
 ?j^sdoo samya, s. Equality. 2. 
 likeness. 3. a comparison, 
 parable, similitude, allegory, 
 proverb. 4. one's due, as 
 fees, etc. 
 
 r35SJsS5jtio samrajya, s. Imperial 
 rule, universal dominion. 
 
 ?jc)OJo saya, see ?d^^odo. 
 
 rjft)0jjo=5a)^ sayankala, s. Even- 
 tide, evening. 
 
 ?Cc)OJOr^ sayana, s. Help, aid. 
 
 ?je)O^OF^ sayane, s. A helper. 
 
 ?:c)OioD^sayari;,^. Custom, duties, 
 tax levied on imports and 
 exports. €9^0^— sea-customs. 
 — ^&3^ a custom-house. . 
 
 ?os)CJo;o sayasa, s. Support, aid; 
 cf. s3d?j. — sj;)z5o^ to help, sup- 
 port. 
 
 rJ^oOo^o sayitya, see 7iT>^A 
 
 rj-5)05oa sayidi, see bdosos. 
 
 r^"5)05oe3 sayibe, s. A Mussulman 
 of Arab descent; deL ?te 
 
 ?5^oSod sayira, see ;^^. 2. ^^^ 
 ?feodo5. 
 
 ?j^o^ootiQ sayujya, ^. Absorption 
 in Brahma, union with the 
 deity. 
 
 ?39cd)^ sayeti, see ?fe8o^^. 
 / rJ^D^, rjsd saryL, sara, s. The 
 essence of anything. 2. 
 marrow. ^^3. the sap of trees. 
 4. strength, vigour, v^. soup,, 
 broth. — c3DcB sapless; use- 
 less, ^^-d— merchandise, 
 goods. 
 Jr^D^ sara, -y. One thousand. 
 —tjBf a thousand times. 
 
 ?jc)dor\ sarangi, s. A kind of 
 fiddle with five strings. 
 
 ?usdo2os^ saramballa, s. lit. A 
 thousand seers. 2. an offer- 
 ing to a demon. 
 
 ?jsdb^ sarat^, s A chariot, car- 
 riage. 
 
 ?ja)dfl sarane, s. A sieve. 2. 
 smearing, as a wall or floor 
 with earth, cowdung, etc..^ 
 plastering. — esozf a kind of 
 sweetmeat. —■^'>^\^t^ to plas- 
 ter; cf. ?33a^o^. 
 
 ?o-5)d3 sarati, see ;ds^qi. 
 
 ?ja)di sarate, see Td^^r. 
 
 ?ji)d^, sarathi, ^. A charioteer. 
 
 ?;c)dc3 sarade, .s^^ ^"^^3. 
 
 ?j"sdro, T^^sd^o sarasa, sarasya, 
 see 7^^-d^^' 
 
7ji)C sara 
 
 646 
 
 Tj"?)^ sala 
 
 ?jt)dro i> sarasvata, s. The north- 
 west part of Delhi. 
 
 ?j"3d?o t sarasvate, s. A Sarasvata 
 Brahman. 
 
 ?j-50%^' sarali, ^. Smearing, plas- 
 tering. 
 
 PTOD'So^ saramsa, s. The sub- 
 stance, essence, pith, purport. 
 —sdrd^?) to give the purport. 
 
 ?75)Dc)SJ036o=a's^ saramahankali, s. 
 A demon so called. 
 J?!je)D'302o sarayi, s. Arrack, 
 
 spirit, liquor. 
 ^ r3"sO sari, ^.-^A time, turn ; cf. 
 ?iBr. 2. a cowrie; also ^^^^ 
 ?^s. ^^7'. Up and down, to 
 and fro. Zjo'S,— once, —-^ri^ 
 N to walk to and fro. 
 
 ?jc)Dori saringa, see ?:fe-do7\. 
 
 y?j^Do53-c)SS^ sariyavuni, c.v. (of 
 ;dDSodoo^) To cause to pro- 
 claim or publish.- 
 V^j^OoJoo^ sariyuni (?^&), ^. ^. 
 "To proclaim, publish, preach. 
 J 2.''to warn. 3^ to sift. 4. to 
 smear, plaster. 
 rvc)S?o-^ sarisuni (^issfo), v. a. To 
 smear, plaster. 2. j^^ ?TOb 
 
 >/ ?3«>do^ saruni (^^), ^. ^. To sift. 
 2. to smooth, polish. 3. see 
 
 roe)dJ?;3^ sarupja, j. Obtaining 
 
 the image or form of God. 
 rje)6oh sarengi, .y^^ -^-^or., 
 T^th sareti, ^^^ ;ds§r. 
 7^i>ti<, saresa, see ?^^^=^^- 
 
 r^c)6Jsl]o sarotu, see ;^t313. 
 
 rJi)6JS^ sajroli, see ■^-^^. 
 
 ?U«)dJoc^ saryuni, ^^^ ?3^5a:!oo^ 
 
 roe) fir sarne, i^^^ ?fe^?6. 
 >/rJc)3r sarti, ^. Encountering, 
 meeting. 2. happening, oc- 
 curring. ^e;?L^^ to encounter; 
 to happen. 
 
 ;^i"e)ir sarte, s. Proclamation. 
 
 ?3c:qjr=^, ?j^qJor=g^ sarthaka, sar- 
 thuka, adj. Prospered, suc- 
 ceeded. — =??<2;?j a meritorious 
 act. -~£?L^ to succeed, pros- 
 per. 
 
 ;^De;r, ;^e)Oe)r sarla, sarla, s. 
 Success, completion, achieve- 
 ment, ^e?^^ to be successful. 
 
 Tj-s^OFc^ sarluni (?^^r), t-.^^. To 
 proceed. 2. to become fin- 
 ished. 
 ■^rjc)0^ sal^, s. A line, row, fur- 
 row. — ^o-d an avenue, grove. 
 ^ r75)^ sala, ^. Debt, —adt? a debtor. 
 _cDo3o a creditor; a debtor. 
 — -^jscj assets and liabilities. 
 ^^— a loan without mortgage. 
 _o:^_3^^ to recover a debt. —"^^ 
 h7^ to lend. ~(Se?dsF4^^ -.•i;^:i> 
 yooi to pay a debt. — :3s^^, _ -rfo 
 ^0^?) to borrow, contract a 
 debt. ;d3e3js(^j sooa-do^ to be in 
 debt. —•^>:>^'^c>TTi a debt to be 
 lost. • 
 
 ?^J■^^^ra^sjJ salagrama, s. A 
 schistous stone containing the 
 impression of one or more 
 ammonites, imagined to re- 
 present Vishnu. 
 
^D^D sala 
 
 647 
 
 ?j3^ sakshi 
 
 T^^D^y^ salamisri, s. The 
 salep misiri, Orchis mascula. 
 
 rjc)aDd^ salavali, s. Luckiness 
 of a horoscope. 2. agreement, 
 amity. 
 
 ?7e)0 sail, s. Failure, loss, dis- 
 appointment. 2. ^^^a^e5. 
 
 ?ji)0^ salita, adj. Punctual, ac- 
 curate, exact. 2. clear, as 
 eye-sight. 
 
 ?je)€o3j saliye, see sse3^. 
 
 7^^ sale, see 3^e3. 
 
 ?je)dJ5^^c salokya, s. Obtaining 
 existence in the very place 
 where the deity resides. 
 
 ?^s;o salya, s. Sight, ^oforf -^^^ 
 ij3e3do^ the eye-sight is not 
 clear. 
 
 rj^^o^^ salyuni (^s^^, '^. «. To 
 smell. 
 
 ?j4)do salye, ^^^ ^e5^- 
 
 rj^d^"3d savakare, see ?f3^T5. 
 
 ro2)S^=5c)2^ savakasa, s. Leisure, 
 respite ; delay. — croai ^ to be 
 at leisure. ~~-^^\^^ to delay, 
 be dilatory. 
 
 ?jDdt2 savaji, see ^^3§. 
 
 T^-^xp^-^ savadhana, s. Caution, 
 deliberation. 2. diligence. 
 
 -j^^DTo savasa, see ?j^s3s?i. 
 ^'?j«)Od savira, ^^^ ^^• 
 J7j1>^ savu, ^. Death. 2. a 
 mourning feast. — ^^o^?) to 
 celebrate a mourning feast. 
 rjej^^'^d savukare, see 7f^wi>^. 
 ?je)d save, J^^ 7di>S^.^ 
 
 ?o^S[e),oi1 sashtang*a, 
 
 ^•. A mode 
 of salutation by prostrating 
 one's self. —^-^TiD^-d such a 
 mode of reverence. — aojaT^Jo), 
 ^•rfo<^o^^ to prostrate. 
 
 ?UD;i sasa, s. Boldness, prowess. 
 2. energy, effort, exertion. 
 —■^^0.^, ?jo^odoj^ to exert 
 one's self, be enterprising. 
 
 rj"S?^^ sasana, adj. Durable, 
 lasting ; c/. -siiTj^. — =^2J?j dur- 
 able work. 
 
 ?jc)n5 sasi, s. A bold, adventur- 
 ous man. 
 
 ?j"3rodo, ?je)?oOo sasime, sasemi, i'. 
 Mustard, Smapis jmicea ; cf. 
 
 ?j3oi0J0J^ sasiyuni, see under 
 
 ?js)?5 sastre, see ?fe^. 
 ?733o?o sahasa, ^^^ ?^^- 
 
 r5c)3o 
 
 O' 
 
 ?j^?;j, sahasra, sasra, s. 
 
 An aggregate of many thou- 
 sands; an army of a thousand 
 strong. 
 
 ?s-?)2ol, ^^D^Q-^, ?J33ovBsahite, sa- 
 hitya, saheti, s. An implement. 
 2. an ingredient, material. 
 
 T^b^V^^, ^D^^^^ sahib\^, sahebi^, 
 s. A title of a respectable 
 European. 2. .y^^ ^c>3od. 
 
 ?73^>)3* sakshat^, «4/. ^^isible, 
 present, manifest, adv. Evi- 
 dently, manifestly. 
 
 ?oc)-§- sakshi, J. Evidence, testi- 
 mony, witness. — as'^, — crooSo 
 a witness. — ssdoajs^c; a depo- 
 
n)o=CT sinka 
 
 648 
 
 roa siddi 
 
 sitiori of evidence. :2e^75_ 
 swearing by God. "d^- a 
 martyr. -s^Jf^^ to give evi- 
 dence, testify. [s^oT^??. 
 
 roois^dodcl sinkadandane, see ^o^ 
 
 ojo-S-D sinkiri, ^^^ -^eo-ab. 
 
 .^00=^ sinke, ^^^ ^t?r. 
 
 kori singa, ^^^ -^o^. 
 
 Jroor(3J^6 singabare, s. A sort of 
 plantain. 
 
 roorid, rOonc)id singara, singara, 
 see ^07^-d. 
 
 rooriD^^, roorioojsio^ singaripu- 
 
 ni, singariyuni, see ^^oXb^^. 
 roori^oga singalapuri, see 80X4^. 
 kots singi, ^.Poison; also Boj\. 
 
 2. a pungent taste, adj. Cross, 
 
 perverse. 
 hioAO singiri, see So7\a. 
 roof^jsd singodo, see <§o^jscf. 
 n)oL]j sintu, ^^^ ^woj. 
 A)o2;5o sindhu, ^. The river 
 
 Indus. 2. the province of 
 
 Scinde. 
 rooq^JSd sindhura, ^. Red lead, 
 
 oxidum plu7nhi. 
 rOoZJO^o simbulu, see So20os;<o.- 
 roosjo simma, adj. Cold. 2. ^^^ 
 
 JroosSj simme, ^. The eyelash. 
 JrooyoF^, AjodoF^ sirntuni, sirn- 
 
 duni (^oOr, ;uoSf)^ e'. «. To 
 
 contract, shrivel. 
 A)o^ siifiha, J. A lion. 2. the 
 
 sign Leo in the zodiac; the 
 
 fifth solar month. 
 
 ko^^ siinhala, s. Ceylon. 
 
 rOo3oc)?Jc^ simhasana, s. A throne, 
 
 royal seat. 
 rO^«)D^ sikar^, see ^^5. 
 Ao=^ sike, see ^^. 
 
 ro=3^53'35j^ sikepavuni, ^. v. (of 
 ^^L^^) To half-boil, as fruits 
 for preserving. 
 - k'ih'^, ro^ao^oo^, ?o=^s^^ sikepi- 
 ni, sikeyuni, sikevuni ('^^), 
 ^. ;2. To be hot, feel hot. 
 VrO^ sikk^, see ^^^. 
 o3=^ sikka, s. A net-work ; also 
 
 >/rO^^ sikkattyi, ^^^ ^^e^- 
 
 n)^"3,s3^ sikkavuni, ^^^ S^^^o). 
 
 A)=5^sX^ sikkuni, .r^^ ^s'Oj?). 
 
 ron*^^^ sigi^puni, see Br,^^. 
 
 ki\ siga, see ^X. 
 
 ^rld sigale, i"^^ 3X6. 
 >/rortodo^ siguruni, .y^^ 3Xotjo». 
 
 njLJj. Sittu, ^^^ ^W^. 
 
 roftpro sittesi, see SfeS p^. 
 roa sidi, J^^ ?3a- 
 k^^^ sidilv, J^^ ^a^. 
 A):^02oo sidubu, see ^^200. 
 r03e)O^ sitar\ji, ^. Fortune, luck. 
 
 2. a stringed instrument. 
 kt^ sitta, .y^^ sl^. 
 i^a, ^d sidi, side, s. Bellows. 
 
 -^^s^^, -sjocTOi^^ to blow 
 
 bellows. 
 roaj^JS^O sidigoli, ^^^ SoT^ljae*?. 
 ^a siddi, ^. A Negro, an Arab. 
 
 2, see ^a. 
 
^a siddi 
 
 649 
 
 k^o, silku 
 
 roa?^, AjCj siddi^e, sidde, ^. A 
 leathern bottle. 2. see ^aj^. 
 
 ^c5 siddha,fl;^'. Ready, prepared. 
 — ^^ readiness. -e?L^?) to be 
 ready. --s^o^o^r^ to make 
 ready, prepare. 
 
 riUDo^ siddhanta, ^'. Demon- 
 9 
 strated conclusion, establish- 
 ed truth. 2. firm conviction. 
 3. the system of the Mimamsa 
 philosophy. 4. a work on 
 astronomy. --^^^^^ to de- 
 monstrate, prove. 
 
 rocsDosB siddhanti, s. A follower 
 9 
 of the Mimamsa philosophy. 
 
 2. an astronomer. 
 
 ■kUD^F siddharti, see '^°^^^^- 
 
 A^a siddhi, s. Accomplishment, 
 fulfilment, achievement, suc- 
 cess. 2. the acquirement of 
 supernatural powers, —^h^ 
 to be accomplished, achiev- 
 ed, -•sii's'o^^ to accomplish, 
 achieve. 
 
 'kd siddhe, s. An inspired or 
 prophetic writer, seer. 2. an 
 adept. 3. an ascetic. * 
 
 ■kzjfio^F siddhyarthi, s. The 
 fifty-third year in the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty. 
 
 rjfS sine, s. A fence 2. see B± 
 — ^jaeCJo a thin stick. 
 
 k^ots, k^DoTS sipangi, sipan^i, 
 s. Brag, boast. -§js^o^, -sjd^ 
 "do^ to brag. 
 
 rOSSDOSo sipayi, see ?)s:dc>so. 
 
 [/} 
 
 k^Jii^jT^, k^jUDT^ siparasi^, si- 
 
 pharasu, see ^7i6^. 
 
 rjoj sippi, see 
 
 ^'i,- 
 
 r]^ , kf> sippu, sippe, see S^. 
 
 kzjo^ sibandi, s. An establish- 
 ment of clerks, peons, eU. 
 
 kz:^-x sibbu, see 7^020^. 
 VA)^o sima, s. Cold, chill. 
 '/n)sSo sime, see ^c-^o. 
 
 ktA sirasre, see 73"d:^-5. 
 ■^^0 siri, see^i>^. 2. ^^^ ^e. 
 
 rjOo^o^, rodooL^o^ sirintuni, si- 
 
 runtuni, see A^oiidr^. 
 roDr(ooc^o, o)0^oo^ sirigundu, si- 
 rimudi, ^\ The tuft or top-knot. 
 v/"rO=g^r sirk^, s. Fading, shrivell- 
 ing. 2. weakness, faintness; 
 ^/. a^F. 
 rO^F sirka, s. Vinegar. 
 Vk=oi)F^^ sirkavuni, e.z'. {of ^ 
 *=5^oF^) To cause to fade; to 
 make lean ; to weaken ; also 
 
 ^k¥dF^ sirkuni (^^^), v. n. To 
 fade; to shrivel. 2. to become 
 weak, lean. 3. to fall off; 
 also ^^rS^o?!:^, h'^^T^. 
 k'iF sirke, see ^^r. 
 ktioF^ sirduni, see ^3^r?). 
 kOD sila, see ^e^. 
 n)53 sile, see ^e3. 
 
 ?ooS silk^, adj. Remaining, s. 
 Remainder. -ass-S- a remain- 
 ing balance. 
 JkvOj^ silkuni (-^^e), -t'. /2. To be 
 entangled. 2. to be perplexed. 
 55 
 

 lilpa 
 
 650 
 
 k^^ sisa 
 
 ^e; , ^^ silpa, silpi, see ^^. 
 k^D^, k^i^^ sillana, silvana, see 
 
 CO 
 
 V 
 
 kv:>^ silluni (^^), 7\ a. To 
 spurn, trample upon ; also 
 
 (10 
 
 rOs3js do^ silloduni (^e3^S), -^f. <3;. 
 
 To push. 
 ^?^_^ sist^, ^^^ ^5d- 
 ru^rO"^ silisili, s. Hissing. 
 ?-i^ si, see §)e. 
 rO^o-S-D sinkiri, ^. A thin stalk 
 
 of a palm leaf. 2. a thin split 
 
 of a bamboo, ^/i:. 3. see Bqo 
 
 •§■&. ^^". Thin, lean. 
 A)^ob^ sintiji, <2^y. Last; youngest. 
 
 —^r^^d a last born daughter, 
 
 —■S>oi-£)6 a last born son. 
 ro^oe^^ei, A)^o^^l3r^, ro^oeJosinta- 
 
 ta, sintatige, sintu, ^. Scraping. 
 VrO^oyo^ sintuni (^eo53), 7'. «:. To 
 
 scrape, rub, wipe. 
 ^ ni^o^So^ slritel^, s. Scraping, 
 
 wiping. 
 rO^oSa)^^ smtavuni, ^^^ ^^o-^^^. 
 k^otd'^ sintuni, see i>^c^o^. 
 Ai^oie:^ sinteli^, adj. Stinking. 
 
 -■sSoosb a stinking smell, 
 
 stench. 
 ro^oioo sintelu, .s-. A dirty 
 
 woman. 
 ^eoCoO^ sinduni (^?o5), ^'./z, To 
 
 have a disagreeable smell. 
 ro^o2j simpi, see eleob. 
 ;!o5o^c^ simpuni, see ?^O30o^?). 
 ;^^«5^ sikyi, ndj. Sick. 
 rj^'^js^^*^ sikol^, ^. Liquorice. 
 
 Jk^fi sig-e, ^. The pods of Mimosa 
 abstergens reduced to fine 
 
 j powder and used as soap for 
 cleansing, etc\ soap-nut; also 
 
 ro^^ sita, see ^e^. 2, see ^?^. 
 
 ^^3e)^'<D sitaphala, ^6'^ ^le^^c). 
 
 ro^s^s? sitali, ^^^ ^e^^. 
 
 rv^a site, .S-. Sita, the wife of 
 Rama. — sd^, A;?3^:3es?f^5 a 
 kind of fern. 
 
 ^eco, Aj^coi) sida, sida, adj. 
 Straight, direct. 2. straight- 
 forward, upright, honest. 
 _?2-d^ji)^ an upright man. 
 _^j3af a straight way. 
 
 k^fj sipe, see ^?^. 
 
 rj^^ SipU, ^^£^ 2^?^. 
 
 ^^SjOo;^ simanta, ^. A purifica- 
 tory ceremony performed in 
 the sixth or eighth month of 
 a female's first gestation. 
 
 oj^s^oov^si simullu, see S?^jo^j,. 
 
 k^-ii:^ sime, see S?^o. 2. ^^6' ^c^o. 
 
 rj^do=^J9^^o simekolu, 5-. A fine 
 kind of bamboo stick, as that 
 of a Chinese umbrella. 
 pjeol>dC^ siyami^, see -SocijSj. 
 ^^o^do^siruni (~?^), t'. //. To hiss. 
 r^k%t Sire, ^Y'6' '^?^. 
 k^tv sirta. 
 
 ^^^ Sila, ^V. . -:w. 
 
 ^^s:^D^^ sivaripuni (^?^&), r. ^7. 
 To entice. ;illiii-c. 
 
 ArO^?o Sisa, -v. Lt\id. 
 
 — ti 20*^4 ;l lead pcucii. 
 
o]^?j sisa 
 
 651 
 
 ?ooio sukha 
 
 k^7^, k^"^ sisa, sise, see ^e?^- 
 v^r}^^^ sili^, s. A crack, crash, 
 split, —"^o^o^^^ to split, divide, 
 crack. 
 
 ?jO su, a particle and prefix 
 signify mg good, well, pros- 
 perous. 
 
 tL^o^ sunka, s. Toll, custom, 
 duty on goods. —'^ ^^ a cus- 
 tom-house. — ^ 83D-S-6 a toll- 
 gate. -=^ja^r^ to pay duty. 
 
 ?v0o=g^r3 sunkana, see ^jso^re. 
 
 Xoo=5^r3 sunkani, ^^^ sio??^?^. 2. 
 
 Xoo^o sunku, ^^^ ;6jsecT5'j. 
 Xoolio^o suntayi, see ;^.?cyosj. 
 ?;;ooeo sunti, ^^^ ;^jsc&3. 
 ;;jOo^ sunte, J<?^ ^^c&3. 
 -i;^oo^G^ sundily, i\ An elephant's 
 proboscis. 
 ?;}Oodj sundu, see ^oot^j. 
 
 y/r^^odO sundeli, s. A muskrat. 
 
 ;^ocra sunna, ^. Lime, chunam, 
 mortar. — ^ ^05o, _3;i^ a 
 small metallic box for keep- 
 ing in chunam to eat with 
 betel leaf. — rf adt? lime 
 mortar, stucco ; whitewash. 
 —cSsg^^ to whitewash. — "^orfo^^^, 
 --■§>o^^^^ to prepare lime mor- 
 tar. —Tio^^ to burn lime. 
 
 fioodi:^ sundara, adj. Comely, 
 handsome, beautiful. 
 
 ;^ooC3s)5S^) sundavuni, c. v. {of 
 pdoorfj^) To cause to wind, 
 as thread. 
 
 J^ooas;^ sundil^, see 7^00^6. 
 
 ?^ocdo sundu, .s-. Depression of 
 mind. 
 s/?^oodo^ sunduni (;^oS), zi. a. To 
 wind, roll; to spool. 
 
 7<^o^^ sunnati, s. Circumcision; 
 cf ■^odo'^. _^o^Ok^ to cir- 
 cumcise. 
 
 ?;jOo^^oo£) sunnamukhi, s. Senna 
 leaves. 
 
 ?jOoc^0 sunnali, see TiooSc. 
 
 TiCioC.o^ sumbili^, see ^o8!i^. 
 >/?doc^co sumbu, see Tijsicz^o. 
 JxooZj sumbe, ^. A small hole in 
 a wall. 
 
 ?:o=3' suka, see Tioso. 
 
 7<:i^o^ sukute, s. A smart man. 
 
 TiCi'^.:^ sukri^ta, s. Fortune, 
 auspiciousness. 2. virtue, 
 moral merit, adf Virtuous. 
 
 ?^o^o ocl suknunde, s. A kind of 
 sweet cake fried in ghee or oil. 
 
 7^0^ sukti, s. Ebb, low tide. 
 
 roo^,5^o sukrama, ^. Good order. 
 
 ?oO^ sukra, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 ;^oaj sukha, ^. Delight, happi- 
 ness, joy, pleasure. 2. health, 
 welfare, safety, adf Happy, 
 joyful, delighted. 2. healthy. 
 —^^% joy and grief; vicissi- 
 tudes of life. — ?x)^j^^ unex- 
 pectedly, unreasonably, with- 
 out sufficient cause. — ^js^r^ 
 to make happy. — <S^o), — 3icf 
 cdsio^ to enjoy hax^piness. 
 ^3ioso^ 7^£i^^ to relate one's 
 circumstances. —tjotSj^c^ ^hr^ 
 to scold unreasonably. 
 55* 
 
^•ori sugra 
 
 652 
 
 i^olo sutye 
 
 i^rioqj sugandha, s. Fragrance, 
 perfume. adj. Fragrant, 
 scented, perfumed. 
 
 i^torlo^ sugandhi, s. A fragrant 
 drug. 2. amethyst. — ^-^ a 
 kind of fragrant flower. — eoja 
 ■^0 sarsaparilla root. 
 
 T^Jori^ sugati, i". A good or happy 
 condition. 
 
 i^co**^^^ sugipuni, ^^^ tj^S^^. 
 
 ?;brior3 suguna, s. An amiable 
 disposition. 2. morality. 
 
 ^^oriotfo^ sug-uruni (?j'oao5), v. a. 
 To uncoil, unwind. 2. to 
 oppose. 3. to improve, better. 
 ?:x)AO-doz;i: £A)o^o^ to lift One's 
 head; to oppose; to defy. 
 \t^r\ suggi, s, Thq twelfth Tulu 
 month (March-April). 2. the 
 second rice crop. 3. harvest. 
 —^5 rice of the second crop. 
 
 ?ooz^ suci, see ^ozi. 
 
 N/rooeaBG^ succal^, s. A swing. 
 
 ?o023^3<^ sujatvi, adj. Fine, nice. 
 
 tLzB sujji, see ^i^a . 
 J rkiU suti, J^^ eiofeS. 
 ^?i)C^c^ sudari^i, ^^^'^^or^^. 2. see 
 
 V?ooCis3 sudale, 5*. Burning a dead 
 body, -rf 8ioK a cemetery, 
 burning ground. ~d ^os^ a 
 funeral repast. 
 Jj^^io sudu, ^. The act of buru- 
 ^ ing. ^9d5, -tt^S a cemetery, 
 burning ground. -tto^ hot 
 wind. -eJjafvgg ashes of a 
 burnt corpse. ~~-^c^ burnt 
 
 manure. —txh)^^ an angry 
 face. -Tid-do very hot; j^r 
 TioTij^zix^ ^?ljs^TJ total ruin. 
 >/?oor^o^^, ?oO^?j sudupini, sudpi- 
 ni (?^oS)^ "J, n. To burn, be 
 hot or sultry, v. a. To burn. 
 2. to bake, toast, roast. 
 >^;^ododo sudsudu, s. A burning 
 sensation in the throat, aa 
 after vomiting, etc. 
 1^0 rs sunna, see pdjor®. 
 ?oO>l suti, .y^^ ?j^^. 2. see ^^h, 
 ?l)^'o©, ?^o|j,0 sutuli, suttali, see 
 
 7<Cii sute, s. A son. 
 Jr<:)^ sutta, ^. Circumference; 
 circuit. Z^^//. Around, about. 
 —sixi^ round about. ~-Ti:i:)B -R 
 besieging. ^^\d\^^ ^zjzzk>^ to 
 surround, besiege. — 20e3j^^ 
 to enclose, fence, encompass. 
 vfeo3;5j^sJ^ suttavuni, c. v. {of t^^ 
 ^^^) To cause to wind. 
 i^tOvl^ sutti, see ^^fi. 2. see ?io^ . 
 /?oo^, ;s;b|,rl, ?oOvB^o5o, ?oo|^, i^t^ 
 sutti, suttige, suttiye, sutte, 
 suttye, s. A hammer. 
 ;:^os(v^ suttu, see ?^o^. 
 >tr^-i^^ suttuni (J^^^io), c'. ^. To 
 wind, roll, wrap. 2. to sur- 
 round. 
 ?^o^ sutte, j'^e.' ?i^^^. 
 ?;)Oj-^0, ?;;o J^^<^ suttoli, suttoli, 
 
 J. Twine, pack-thread. 
 ;ioio sutye, J. An offering of 
 and cocoanut to a 
 
 rice 
 
'orf suda 
 
 653 
 
 ?l)dJ3 suma 
 
 demon. 2. see ri:)B. _qoL^^ 
 to make such an offering. 
 
 PC'orj, T^^zjD suda, suda, adz: Also. 
 2. even. 
 
 roOCJD^c^ sudaripuni, see TiozzTib^^. 
 
 Tiodi^F^ sudarsana, s. Vishnu's 
 discus, adj. Handsome. 
 
 ?o03j"9dcl, 7<onD^A sudarane, su- 
 darig-e, s. Appeasing, comfort- 
 ing. 2. forbearance. 3. pardon. 
 4. shifting with, managing. 
 
 ?;;0C3d0^^, ?^ocj90?1)^ sudaripu- 
 ni, sudarisuni (?^^croD, ?jocro&fj), 
 1'. a. To appease, calm. 2. to 
 comfort, compose. 3. to for- 
 give. 4. to shift or manage 
 with. 5. to support, maintain. 
 
 '4d^ sudi, see ^^^. 
 
 ?dorfodJS3J sudurupa, see Tiz^j^ii. 
 
 ?joc3 sude, see ^^. 
 
 ;i^a suddi, s. Kumour, news, in- 
 formation, intelligence. —^ 
 t^oi to transpire, become pub- 
 lic. — ?jje3o^ __^,?) q^ news, 
 
 no ' 
 
 tidings. -^J^J^^ to publish, 
 
 inform. 
 njod) do^ sudduruni (?ios<o^5), v.n. 
 
 To get loose. 2. to get rid of. 
 ^ozp;^ sudha, ^^^ ?^^. 
 
 ?«ocJ sudhe, s. Nectar, ambrosia. 
 2. see ^o6. |-^^^^ 
 
 ;oOc3«)SJoo£) sunamukhi, ^^^ Tioo^ 
 ?oo^i)dr^ sunavani, .y^^ ?joej;)^r5. 
 ?iocS sune, ^^^ «^??. 
 ?o05Jd^^ supavatana, s. Honesty. 
 .?o03Jd supave, s. An honest man. 
 ?oo^ supti, s. Sleep. 
 
 7io^z> suphala, s. Good fruit, 
 happy result, adj. Bearing 
 good fruit. 
 
 ;^^o suba, s. Proof, evidence. 
 
 ?;joeo<i subage, see ?io3j^. 
 
 ?;jo25c3e)D^ subedar^, ^^^ Tiot^nsS. 
 
 ?oOzSj;)^qlrS subodhane, ^. Moral 
 instruction. 
 >/;:o02o subba, ^. A blotch, dis- 
 colouring of the skin. 
 
 ?ooUD^o5o subbaraye, s. The ser- 
 pent-god. 2. a proper name. 
 y?oowo> subbu, ^^^ ^^2^. 
 
 ?nJojooos^o subyamma, ^. A female 
 demon so called. 
 
 ?o020^dorar subramanya, s. A cele- 
 brated place of pilgrimage 
 in Uppinangadi Taluk. 
 
 r^lozo.^fl., ?;}02J5,o3o, subrahma- 
 nye, subraye, see TdoEO^T^DoSo. 
 
 ?1)2^^ subhave, ^^^ ?^^3iiS. 
 
 ;:l)2ps)S^ subhava, see 76^2^^-^. 
 
 7i:>zpi)S^a subhashita, s. Moral 
 aphorisms or sayings. adj'. 
 Well spoken. 
 
 ?gotp^ subhikshe, j-. Abundance, 
 plenty, —^h^ to thrive. 
 
 ;^2^:3^D^, ?d:)2^(:3a)6 subhedar^, 
 subhedare, s. A chief native 
 military officer. 
 
 ?oo^oor\^, ?oo^oor1^ sumangala, 
 sumangala, adj. Very auspi- 
 cious. ?io^ooAe5 a married 
 woman. 
 
 roo sjjs^sumana, s. Arbitrariness, 
 capriciousness. adj. Arbi- 
 trary, capricious, whimsical. 
 
?oOsdj^D* sumari^, s. Conjecture. 
 guess, estimate. adj.JMid- 
 dling, moderate, tolerable. 
 2. better, well. adv. ^bout. 
 —odrf of middling sort. — e?^^ 
 to abate, become less ; to im- 
 prove. pdo^j?)(5jsAj approxi- 
 mately, probably. 
 
 roo^jj;?)© sumali, .i\ A giant so 
 called. 
 
 ?^o;j003dj3^r sumuhiirta, s, A 
 very auspicious time. 
 
 V ?oo o5o ^ ^ , ?jo o3o 200 ci suyimpu ni, 
 suyimbuni (;^03Jo), v. a. To 
 blow tbe nose. 2. to hiss, 
 snort, bellow, fizz, grunt, eU, 
 n/?;Joo^o2:% ?do 0:^00, suyili^, suyyu, 
 s. Breath, respiration; also 
 ?ioo5je;s7j. 2. sighing, a sigh, 
 sob. -^yj^^ to hold one's 
 breath, feel difficulty in 
 breathing. ~^Tio^ to blow ; 
 to whistle. -2005^^ to breathe 
 out; to sigh. 
 J roOO^oOo^ suyyuni, see :doa3oo^^. 
 
 7L>^ sura, adj. Of or belonging 
 to the gods. ~^-d the capital 
 of Indra. 
 
 ?ooc^o.ri surang^a, see Ti-doX. 
 
 rjodh, i^oodri surag^i, surag^e, see 
 
 7^6i surata, s. Sexual embrace. 
 
 ?doD:3 surabe, s. A gluttonous 
 
 female. 
 7i^^^ surale, see ^j^-de?. 
 
 AiOd^^o surasa, «.'//*. Sweet. I'.well 
 flavoured, juicy. 
 
 54 Ti^it^ suru 
 
 J7^:i^7i:>6^ surasurane,^. Drinking 
 
 liquids with a sipping noise. 
 
 -T^hF^ to drink in this way. 
 ^7^:)^^ surali, s. A coil, roll of 
 
 any thing. — "dos^j^^i to coil, 
 
 roll. 
 ?oODD^i)d surakara, s. Saltpetre. 
 
 roODS^c)?^ surapana, s. Wine or 
 
 spirit drinking. 
 ?d:D^o5o surayi, see ^oti^coj. 
 
 ?oOD^?oo6 surasure, s. A demi-god. 
 
 2. a giant. 
 ?ooD?^ surige, ^^^ ;6j3tj^. 
 
 rdop^^ suripuni, see ^jab^. 
 
 J?;)0DOJo suriya, s. A demon's 
 straight sword. 
 
 ?ooDo^"3do?i suriyaruni (^^^ocijsS), 
 
 V. n. To wander, roam. 
 ;^oDo::'oo^) suriyuni, j^^^ ^Socbo^. 
 ?ooDo3o suriye, ^^^ ;^j5ccio. 
 
 7^^^ suru, i". Commencement, 
 
 beginning. — -siis^o^^ to begin. 
 
 y?oodooL'osuruntu, ^. Contraction, 
 
 shrivelling. 
 /T^odooeJo^ suruntuni (;^i^ooO), 
 V. n. To shrivel, contract, 
 shrink. 
 i^t^t\ surugi, see tsh-^i^. 
 
 ?jodor(o surugu, j. Sinking. 2. 
 sliding. . 
 
 >/?^odoL!o surutu, ^^^ TiJi^ocyo. 
 V;:ioDoyOci surutuni, J^^ riJ-dooWo^. 
 ?;jodo3:; surupa, ^^6' ^ri^'djsji. 2.^^^ 
 
 ;:1)3033) surupu, ^. Instigation, 
 encouragement, -^j^hr^ to 
 instigate. 
 
Tid^c suru 
 
 655 
 
 ;o03? SUSl 
 
 ?oj:5o^o suruma, s. A coUyrium 
 
 for the eyes. 
 ?oodosSO) surumei, s. A kind of 
 
 dried fish. 
 ?oodo°^o, 7<o:i:>^ surulu, surule, 
 
 see ?jo-d<9. 
 ?oodJSr; surupa, ^. A beautiful 
 
 form. adj. Handsome; c/. 
 
 JajJu sure, see ^^. 
 7i:,6 sure, ^. A god. 
 
 Tito'df surka, ^^c^ £^^5^- 
 
 ?Jo3r surti, ^^^ ^^5,- 
 
 ?:^osJr surpa, see 7i^-dji>t>. 
 
 7<):i'^'r surpu, s. Beginning. 2. 
 
 ?oo^;05^^'3Gdo5o surlukandayi, ^i 
 
 A kind of fish. 
 ?o0^or^ surluni, ^^^ 7i:>€)h^. 2. 
 
 ?aJ^;^^;|^ sula^itti, see 7iji,<^T\B^. 
 ?oooiod sulabara, see ^e^sro-d. 
 
 rjosjs;:^ sulabha, ^^'. Easy, fea- 
 sible, attainable. 2. easy of 
 access, condescending. 3. 
 cheap. 4. light, not heavy. 
 >/;^o^oSo sulayi, s. A rudder. 
 
 ;^o^Ojo?oO^ sulayisuni, see 7io(^ 
 
 ^'^. 2. ^<?^ ;^e5aJJ0o). 
 
 ?oo^=3^r3 sulakshana, s. A good 
 sign,auspiciousness. 2. beau- 
 ty. ^^".Respectable. 2. hand- 
 some, comely. 2. auspicious. 
 
 ?^02:e)^r?) sulavani, s. Listen- 
 ing; hearing, acquaintance 
 with. ~^h^ to be heard; 
 to become familiar with the 
 
 merits of a case. —Ti^^.\^^ to 
 cause a superior to hear, as 
 the reading of the papers of 
 a case; to interpret. 
 
 v'^oos^'s^^ sulavuni (^^os^d), z'. a. 
 To row a boat. 
 ?oo€) suli, see tj^"^. 
 
 '^r<>:>Ofi sulige, s. Pillaging, plun- 
 dering, robbing. — t^o^o^^ to 
 plunder, rob, pillage. 
 
 yrooSoj^, ?ooO^^ sulipini, suli- 
 
 puni (^^°^), "'. ^.-^o peel, flay, 
 
 skin, pare off. 2. see 7j^C:^:>j^. 
 
 >/ z'. n. To whirl, go around ; e/. 
 
 ;^oO^ sulipu, see Ti^"^. 
 
 ?;Jo£)c^OwO?j sully aruni, see ?ioDociji> 
 ■do^. 
 
 ?;loOo332)^^ suliyavuni, e. i'. {of 
 pdoOodoo^) To give up to plun- 
 der. 
 
 ?oo£)ojoo^ suliyuni (^^«^), z\a. To 
 pillage, plunder, rob; of. ?ii 
 
 ?coe;ori suluge, see 7i:>e:R. 
 
 ?oos3«^ suleka, see €.^e^. 
 
 ?oos3)ro0^ suleisuni, see ^ije;?^^. 
 
 TlisSJS^s^or? sulomani, s. An inter- 
 preter. 
 
 T^oosjrsr suvarna, s. Gold. rt:^'. 
 Fine coloured, golden. 
 
 ?oo^^rdJS^, ?^o^"3Jr suvarta- 
 mana, suvarte, s. Good news. 
 2. a gospel. [woman. 
 
 ?oO^D^^) suvasini, ^. A married 
 
 ?joli^5i;su3ila,^z^". Well disposed, 
 of good temper, — i' amiabi- 
 
?^o<^, sushti 
 
 656 
 
 jJSSc suca 
 
 lit}', virtue. — ctodSo a good- 
 natured man. 
 ?^o^ sushti, see ?^^j. 
 
 ;i)?^isgsusutra, «4/'. Free, clear, 
 straight-forward. 2. unob- 
 structed, easy, settled. 3. 
 determined, decided. — xir^o) 
 to speak decidedly, give a 
 decided answer. 
 
 7;)0r^ susti, J. Delay. 2. sloth, 
 laziness, indolence. — en)^^ 
 to have leisure. — •do'tfo^oi to 
 delay. 
 
 X)02^r^ susti^e, .y^^ ?rf^^^- 
 
 V .?1)^ suli, i'.'^A.n eddy, whirlpool. 
 
 2yan ominous curve on the 
 
 nV person. V3.a tender shoot, 
 
 germ or bud. 4. the soft part 
 
 on the crown of a young 
 
 child's head. 5. "'a hinge. 
 
 _^oB , see ^js^^'oB . — 7^<^ 
 
 whirlwind. -"^0^315050 a round 
 
 trough. 
 
 y^do^cg)^ sulipuni (?^«i^), ^'.^. To 
 
 shake, agitate. 2. to churn. 
 
 3. to turn in a lathe. 4. see 
 
 ?oo^oJoo^ suliyuni (^^), 'v. tr. To 
 
 shake, be agitated, as water. 
 
 ^ y^2. to overflow. %.sce ^^^-Cx^i^^, 
 
 t^'4:i sulu, s. Devise, hint. 
 
 ?j07^o, sullu, s. A lie, false- 
 hood, fib. adj. False, untrue. 
 -^z? a fable, fiction. -^^ 
 a liar. —T^qi?^ a false docu- 
 ment; a false claim; a false 
 plea. — ^tx ^ false witness ; 
 
 giving false evidence. -=#ja 
 ei^^ to brag, -srfr^^ to tell 
 lies. 
 ->/?jJa) su, see ©J?!. 
 Ji^o^rs sunkana, see ^jsc^r®. 
 JroJSo^oJ) sunkuni, ^^^ ^jso^s'o^. 
 
 ?oJ3o^ sunke, j^^ ?^js??. 
 -i ?oJSorio sangu, see ^jsoao. 
 ?;jJSo^OuO suntayi, s. The fatty 
 
 part of pork. 
 ?jJSoe3, ?;;JSoS sunti, sinthi, s. 
 Ginger, dry ginger, Zingiber 
 officinale. 
 Ji^JSotoo sumbu, .5". A sluice, gut- 
 ter. 
 ?^JSot2j5) siimbo, s. A term used 
 for suspending a game. 2. a 
 reserved place in a game. 
 4?oJS=D^ suka, see ^j^^. 
 SiJS^rs sukana, ^^^ ^jso?rr©. 
 T^oJS^s^l sukatteri, .s". A demon 
 
 so called. 
 ?oJ?)=^d sukara, s. Ruin. 2. a 
 
 pig. 
 ^;^J?)=^ sake, J. Perception, cogni- 
 tion, apprehension. ~tsh^ 
 to perceive. 
 
 ?;JJ5^ sukta, ^. A good word. 
 2. a hymn of the Vedas. 
 
 ;:oJS=^s^o sukrama, adj. Delicate, 
 fine, nice; cf. ?iJ^^. -rf t?« 
 ?i fine work. — crooS^ a man 
 of fine discrimination. 
 
 l^JSe^^sucake, s. A spy, informer. 
 
 ?iJ32;^f5 sucane, j. A hint, inti- 
 mation, gesture. 2. a note; 
 a summary, contents of a 
 
TiJ^'^ SUCI 
 
 657 
 
 T^J^o^^T surya 
 
 book or chapter. — '^jabr^ 
 to hint, make a sign. 
 
 Aj^e^^^, ?jJ?'t§?jo^ sucipuni, su- 
 cisuni (Tiji^, :^js8lco), v. a. To 
 hint, intimate, make a sign. 
 N^J?2;3 suji, see ^^. 
 
 i^JSEo^o^ sujikally, s. A load- 
 stone. 
 
 ?j^eifo* sutanv, ^^^ sfjsw.^. 
 
 ?oJS^ sute, ^^^ ^js^- 
 j7<iJ^^ sudi, -s". A sheaf. 2. a 
 bundle. 3. a faggot, -^u^^o) 
 to bind sheaves. 
 n/t^j-JS^o sudu, see i^^o. 
 
 ?jJSr3o sunya, s. Commencement, 
 beginning. 
 
 ?oJ3;^=3', JoJSsri sutaka, sataga, s. 
 Ceremonial impurity from 
 child-birth or death of a re- 
 lation. 2. menstruation. 
 
 X)J?):^D sutari, s. A Sudra woman. 
 
 ?oJS3, 7^J^^r\ suti, sutiga, i". A 
 scheme. 2. cleverness. 3. see 
 
 ;^js^, sutra, ^. A rule, precept. 
 2. an axiom. 3. an expedient, 
 contrivance. 4. a thread in 
 general. 5. the spring, wire, 
 or thread by which a puppet 
 is moved. 6. the art, knack, 
 key, efc.^ in a curious piece 
 of mechanism. — odoSo, -j?;)D 
 a puppet-showman; the princi- 
 pal actor or manager of a 
 
 ■ theatre. — rf ^jsceS a puppet 
 moved by wires, e^c. — ^^ 
 an outer frame of a door. 
 
 _8o6 a carpenter's chalk 
 line. —^ £5ee3 fine work; me- 
 chanical workmanship. — s:^ 
 ^^i to mark a plank, efc, 
 with chalk line. 
 
 ?jjsd suda, ^^^ Ti-^^' 
 
 ?jjsd sudre, ^^^ ^j^^. 
 
 ?oJ5)^ suna, ^. A place for sacri- 
 fice of animals. 
 
 r<>Ji)T!> supa, s. Sauce, soup. 2. 
 cooking. 
 
 ?CJ3d sura, ^. A chapter of the 
 Koran. 
 
 rJJSOo^surante, ,y. Hydnocarpus 
 inehrians. 
 
 ?N)J5Cra surana, s. The Telinga 
 potato. Arum campanulatum. 
 
 ?jJSdo suru, see s:^js"do. 
 Jt^J^^ sure, ^. Plundering, ran- 
 sacking, pillaging. — 20oT^oL>a 
 to give up to plunder. — "s^ 
 ^^^ to pillage, plunder. 
 
 7iJ^6 sure, see ^Ji>-S. 
 -^i^JSdJS^^ Surely, ^. Rattan, Ca- 
 lamus rotang. — ^^ s3£^ a rattan 
 stick. 
 
 ?dJ5C9r surna, see 7i;s-dr®. 2. .v^^ 
 
 ?uJ?>vBr surti, ^. Surat. --^^z^ 
 02J a Surat rupee. 
 
 ?oJ5oior, ?^J3o3or surya, surye, ^. 
 The sun. ~^^oB sunshine. 
 ^m)oB 47> the sun-flower, He- 
 lianlhus annuus. — -^^jr® a 
 sunbeam. — ajSop® an eclipse 
 of the sun. — ?i^o?d?i-d pro- 
 stration to the sun. — 4^ 
 
T^jso sula 
 
 658 
 
 ^^ sedi 
 
 calcination of metals, medi- 
 cines, elc.^ by exposing them 
 to the sun. — sSoeo the disk of 
 the sun. —-^orio the sun's 
 orb. —^o^ Rama's generation. 
 _^c^o^ the sun to set. — -s^ojs 
 c^o^ the sun to rise. 
 ?oJ5sj sula, see ^^^. 
 
 -^7iJ^^r\^ sulagitti, s. A midwife. 
 
 >fnU)® suli, s. Skin, bark, rind; 
 
 Jr^S)<vd sulu, s. Swearing. 
 
 ;^j3d sule, see ^-^d 
 
 ?o^dor\ suleng^i,^. An instrument 
 for peeling the fibrous cover- 
 ing of a cocoanut. 2. a small 
 crowbar. 
 
 ;;;JssJo^suvatti, s. A good woman. 
 
 T^j^k siisi, i-. A female's ordinary 
 
 garment. 
 ?oJ5)?:oO susu, s. A noise made for 
 
 driving away birds, elc. 
 ?oJ5^, ?jsJ5?^ susra, sustra, see 
 
 r!iJ^^'n^ sulagitti, see 7Sj^^7\B^. 
 
 ?oJSS? suli, see sijssS. 2. ^^^ ?jo^. 
 
 n/?oJIS? Sale, .S-. A whore, harlot. 
 
 —T^b-R whoredom. — adt3 a 
 
 whoremonger. — ^t^ a whore's 
 
 son; an abusive term, z'l^. 
 
 ?;jjss?23jsL'o, sulebottu, s. The 
 shrul) Pavetta indica. 
 
 ?oJj)^ , sukshma, «^//l Fine, thin, 
 sui)tlo, delicate. 2. very 
 small, minute, atomic. 3. 
 clever, smart, (|uick. — ^£J?i 
 dulicate work. — ^^ quick 
 
 sight. — 20oa a refined mind, 
 sagacity. — ^?jo^ a very fine 
 thing; an atom, particle. 
 —^b^ a delicate body. 
 
 ?^xO/i^d sri^ngara, see ^^ctvdtj. 
 
 ?^x^a sr^shti, s. Creation, creat- 
 ing. 2. the world, universe. 
 — ^^F^, — ■^o^?:scco the Cre- 
 ator. — -^^J^^), Pd'^^SJ)^, 7j^^ 
 
 ?jo^ to create, give birth to; 
 
 to forge, manufacture. 
 ?3olior^ serntuni, see ^fcyo?). 
 ?5=i? seke, see ?s^. 
 ;^e3.^^°T?^ settivalT^, see €^srof. 
 
 ^oc^rld, ^oGsSj) sedagara, sedavu, ^. 
 Egotism, vanity, conceit, os- 
 tentation. 2. squeamishness, 
 over-nicety. 
 
 ;2ca3?jOQisedasurj', see Ei<s?o3j?do^. 
 -/?5^ sedi, s. Swinging, in fulfil- 
 ment of a vow to a goddess, 
 suspended by an iron hook 
 passed through the large 
 tendons of the back, to one 
 end of a lever which is 
 raised on the top of a high 
 pole or fulcrum, and whirled 
 round by means of a rope 
 fixed to the other o!id. 2. see 
 tZ^. —^-ji the swinging feast. 
 — -^j^sg)^ to suspend a person 
 as described above. 
 J?3^ sedi, adj. Stroiiir. niTecting 
 the snioU powerfully. -isDTdfJ ■' 
 a strong scent. 
 
 fi^^ sedita, see tTh^. 
 
 rSa^do^ seditaruni, see ^S^-dj^. 
 
rj(^ S6u.l 
 
 659 
 
 i^^kz^ setij 
 
 ^^hp, ^ihl^p sedipini, sedipuni, 
 see €ab^. 
 
 i^^'o^ sedili^, see ^^6. 
 
 ^^ o;^oj^ seddiyuni (^\), t. n. To 
 throb. 2. see ^^t^. 
 -Jl^d sede, s. Sweeping, rubbish. 
 
 ?odoofi sematige, see €e^a^:^. 
 i?3doA*' serangu, s. The end or 
 edge of a female's garment. 
 •o-ee_, ?^?^— the lower edge 
 of a garment. ^jsesS— the 
 silk edge of a garment, ^e 
 rfd_, ^os6— the upper edge 
 of the same. 
 
 ?5d^oSo serakayi, see ^^?rO30. 
 
 v?2d?j6, ?3b^ serasare, serasre, s. 
 
 A curtain, screen. — =5^wo^^ to 
 
 put up a curtain. 
 ;^6 sere, .y^<5 €t5. ^, 
 
 n|5:v6 sere, ^:'A w^ave. 2Tthe palm 
 '^ of the hand bent so as to 
 
 hold anything. 3. see ;6T^7iT5. 
 
 —^95 a handful of rice. — ao 
 
 ^5^?) to hold fast. 
 ;^s;^oioo^) seladiyuni (^<s^S), zl7z. 
 
 To be folded. 2. to be tired. 
 
 3. to loathe. 
 ^vziop, ^^Ddo^p seladduni, se- 
 
 ladruni (?3e;S), z\7z. To move 
 
 aside, get away ; c/. €<t)^^. 
 ?5€) sell, s. A prepossessing ap- 
 >/ pearance. ^d/'. Clear, pure, 
 
 filtered. — r^e^ pure water. 
 ^?o©^^ selipuni (^^), ^. ^. To 
 
 filter; to cleanse. 
 J?50cdoo^, P^go^oo^ seliyuni, sel- 
 
 liyuni (^s5, ?5^), r. ;?. To be- 
 come clear, pure. 
 ^6 sele, -s-. A chink, crack, flaw, 
 
 as in a stone. 
 ?3^o^^ seltuni, see ^f ow^^. 
 ?o0, selbi, ^^^ eSe;o^. 
 ?o;^ sese, ^^^ ^^• 
 1^^ sele, ^. Force. 2. .y<?^ ^i*^. 
 
 <2'(://'. Strong. 
 i^^c^o^p seleyuni (?3^), 7'. ?2. To 
 
 go round; cf. BcXof^. 
 i^^o^s'oc^ senkuda, see ;^eot^. 
 J^S^o^S^o^ senkuni (?5eo^),. r. :?z. 
 
 To pant, breathe quickly 07' 
 
 heavily. 
 Jj^^o'i, i^^c^s:)' senke, ssnkeliji, s. 
 
 Panting, breathing quickly. 
 ^^ok^ senta, see ?Soy. 
 ^^0^ sendi, ^^^ ^eoo. 
 
 ?3^oC3D55)^ sendavuni, ^■. ^•. (^/ 
 ;6ecrfo^) To sprinkle. 2. to 
 float. 
 
 i^g^oc^o^ senduni (?S?-S), 7'. /^. To 
 splash. 
 
 :^^^ seka, ^^'^ ^?^- 
 
 i^e^ri S3kada, ^^^^- ^?^^- 
 
 ■j^p'i S3ke, 5^^ ^e^'. 
 
 ?or- seja, se ^?3^. 
 
 ?c^2d, ?^^2;3 seja, seji, s. A present, 
 gift; raw^ rice sprinkled on 
 persons attending a marriage, 
 elc. "^j^^-dpd— a novel gift; a 
 rare or costly present. 
 'J^^tiCiP S3juni (^e^), ^'. ^. To 
 sharpen, whet, polish. 
 
 M'^ seti^, s. The beard of the 
 thatching grass. 2. see ^^e^. 
 
;^^8J S3ta 
 
 660 
 
 ?3^y S8ta, s. The hair about the 
 privities. 
 
 ^^U, ?oe£jj seti, setu, s. A 
 Bombay merchant, a native 
 of Guzerat or Cutch. 
 
 ?3^l!o^) setuni (^e^), 7'. a. To stab. 
 J?o^a S8di, see ^e^. 
 
 ?5^c^o S8du, ^. A slice, piece. 
 
 ^(^d S8de, J"^^ ^?^- 
 
 ru^rssS senave, ^^^ ^eps^ 
 
 ?o^^ seti, i-. A kind of silk cloth. 
 
 ?3^;^j, ?o^^o^ setu, setuve, s. A 
 bridge. 2. Adam's bridge. 
 -?^3^?^ bathing at Adam's 
 bridge near Ramesvaram. 
 
 l^^do^ seduni (^e5), z>. a. To 
 throb. 2.'4to draw, as water; 
 cf. oesg,^. 
 
 ■^^t. sene, see f^^^^. 
 
 f:,^t^ sebi, «^'. AVhite. 
 
 ro^sJOslT^ sematig^e, see ^e^£,^. 
 
 ?3^sJoo5od2l semayidaddye, ^. 
 
 A kind of vermicelli made 
 
 of wheat or other grain. 
 
 >';^^s3o seme, s.^k sharp kind of 
 
 vermicelli. 2. a kind of crab. 
 
 f^^xf seri^, ^. A seer, measure 
 of capacity equal to about 
 eighty rupees in weight. 2. a 
 weight equal to about twenty- 
 four rupees. 
 
 ?5^Di)5S^ seravuni, see ^e^s^^^. 
 
 ?SeOA-5)d, ?5^d?Tc)6 serigare, sere- 
 
 gare, see ^^b?^^. 
 i^eOri serigfe, see €e&7^. 
 ^^^:i serU, see ?3e5. 
 
 rvji^c)« semya 
 
 ■^^^6 sere, see M. 
 
 ;^^6J3e?"2pe)rf ssrlobhana, s. A 
 kind of incense. 
 J?C^d S3le, .9^^ €?e3. 2?*.?^^ ^<2^o. 
 ?2^5Jo.Bri sevantige, see ^^TioBJi.- 
 
 ?o^sJ=^ sevake, ^. A servant, at- 
 tendant. 
 
 ^^^ sevu, see ^e4. 
 
 ?o^5j seve, s. Service, servitude. 
 2. homage, worship, devotion. 
 
 ?5^?o, ?g^?g sesa, sese, ad7\ A time, 
 turn. 2.seet2d::. ^ojs^— three 
 times. 
 
 ?3^^ sele, see €ed 
 
 Mx^ sei, ^</z'. It is right, it is 
 well, indeed, aye. —200^^^ to 
 consent, assent, approve. 
 
 seinkolu, seingole, seingolu, s. 
 
 A crowbar. 
 i^odsS seindave, s. A native of 
 
 Sindh; a giant so called. 2. a 
 
 stalwart man. 
 '%?^^%' ?oiodo^rdrc seinduppu, 
 
 seindurlavana, s. Rocksalt. 
 1^}^^ seitana, see ?^^^^. 
 
 ?o\5c)^*, A^D^ seitanu, seitane, 
 
 s. The satan, devil. 
 ^^^ seitya, s. Cold, a cold. 
 
 ac/j. Cool, fresh, cooling. 
 ;^K^^ seiny, s. A superior kiud 
 
 of long cloth. 
 ^^=^ seinike, s. A soldier. 
 ?3i?Jc seinya, s. An army. 
 ;^r5's^95i2i seinyadhipati, s. The 
 
 general or commander of an 
 
 army. 
 
7^^ seipi 
 
 661 
 
 ?3jsk) sona 
 
 J^^h^ seipini (^^), v. n. To die, 
 expire. 2. to be starved. 
 ?3^drl seirane, s. Patience, for- 
 bearance, endurance. — "s^o 
 s;^^^ to take patience, forbear, 
 endure. 
 ?|^^c^, ?5^0?^o^ seiripuni, seiri- 
 suni (?3^^, -^^^,v. a. To bear, 
 endure, suffer, put up with. 
 
 ^'ri^p seile, s. A ghost, an appari- 
 tion. 
 
 ^i 
 
 'og^, \ 
 
 \o^ seilendri, sei- 
 
 lendri, s. A female servant or 
 attendant. 2. a name assumed 
 by Droupadi, when serving 
 in Yirataraja's household. 
 r5j3o^o^ sonkuni, see ;5j3eo^o^. 
 
 •^i^JSol^ sonta, s. The loins, hip, 
 waist. ~£3??S lumbago. — ^ 
 wo.?i to gird the loins ; to set 
 to work; set out on a jour- 
 ney; to be equipped. 
 ;^J3ol3 sonti, s. A deformed 
 woman. 
 
 Jl^JSo^ej^ sondilyi, see 7ioc^6. 
 
 roJSors sonna, s. Gold. -7^-5, see 
 
 ;6jsr<87^T5. 
 ;^J3oc^do sonname, .s-^^ ^o^-^o. 
 •J;^J3o^ sonta, ^^^ -^c;^. 
 ^i^ovJ^orfo sondu, .y. Exertion, ef- 
 fort. 
 >i?vK;3odo^ sonduni (i^jsocSo), ^. ^. 
 To exert, labour, work hard. 
 ;^JSo^A"s6sonnag'are, see ;6jsr©AST5. 
 i^JSocS Sonne, s. The nought, 
 cipher. 2. the medial letter o. 
 3. a sign. 4. a demon so 
 
 called. ^of^_ winkinsj. ^l— 
 beckoning with the hand. 
 
 ?2j5o^ sompu, see Tios^. 
 
 ;^J3o^^ do ^ somperuni f^.^c^oS), 
 V. n. To be refreshed, invigo- 
 rated; to revive. 2. to im- 
 prove, mend, as one's condi- 
 tion. 
 
 ?5j3c20 somba, see lioh-K. 
 
 ?5JSc^o somba, s. Collection, mass, 
 assemblage. 
 
 r^JSoiod sombara, adj. Full, com- 
 plete, abundant. 2. see T^ozj^i. 
 N.'-?oJ?)o=3^or^, ?o:s=aO,^ sornkuni, so- 
 kkuni, see ;6;3^or^. 
 
 ?^J3=5'v>, sokku, see ?5js^r. 
 
 i^jssj sokha, ^<?^ ?^so. 
 
 y^^jsri^^, '^s>T\t.^'^ sogapuni, so- 
 gasuni (^^jsa, ;6j3AeJ), z/. 72. To 
 be tasteful, agreeable, pleas- 
 ant. V. a. To praise, com- 
 mend. 
 
 Jfi^tsTf sogasiji, s. Relish, savouri- 
 ness, agreeableness. 2. fas- 
 tidiousness, squeamishness. 
 3. praise, commendation, adj. 
 Savoury. 2. fastidious. 3. 
 commendable. 
 ?2js?^J30 sogori, see <ijsA&. 
 f^Si'd socca, see ?2^g^. 
 
 -/?oJ?)2o r^ sojjige, ^^^ ^js?^. 
 
 'y;^JS^ sotta, J^^ ^jsy^. 
 
 ^'i^jsc^o^ sodariji, 5. The sqiell of 
 
 burning; also :5j3o5 ^^^n. 
 
 ^^'. Smoky, fumid, noisome. 
 
 i^JSrsoA^ sonang^, i"^^ jTOaso;^^^ 
 
 r©oFv. 
 
 56 
 
662 
 
 ?5j^^^ solma 
 
 l^jsrsnsd, ?2jspd'J) d sonagare, son- 
 
 gare, s. A Konkani speaking 
 
 goldsmith. 
 ?5j5f|> sonke, see sS-^r^c^. 
 v/i^JSra sonpa, /22/:/;2. Ninety. 
 ?3js^o^ sotantra, see t^^^o^- 
 r3j34^sopna, ^6^6: ?i^^;^. 
 /:^S>^ soppu, see ^4^. 
 ?3j320 soba, see ^o^. 
 ;^JS2on^ sobag^, adj. Pleasing, 
 
 well-looking. 
 ?oJSeJF^ sobage, see 7i^t>A 
 ?5jsccio soya, see ?i^odj. 
 ?oJSoSo6 soyire, ^. A eunuch. 
 i^j^:5 sora, ^^^ ?^^^- 
 ?3jsoorl soranga, ^^^ pciTjoX. 
 ?3j?)dh2J^ soragibale, s. A kind 
 
 of bracelet. 
 ?5jSdri sorage, ^. A small, sweet 
 
 scented yellow flower, —-^-d 
 
 its tree. 
 ;^J30 sori, adj. Sufficient for one 
 
 year. — ®5 rice sufficient 
 
 from one harvest to the next. 
 :^Ji)6J^r:t sorupa, see tj^i^js:^. 
 
 J ^J^^^r, ;^JS=5^or sork^, sorku, .y. 
 Fat; vigour. 2. rankness, 
 luxuriance. 3. lust, inordi- 
 nate affection. 4. pride, in- 
 solence. 
 I^JS^^fOOjoj^ sorkaliyuni, see ?3ja 
 
 •'l^JS^DFSj^ sorkavuni, cv. (oftji> 
 ^'or^) To make fat, vigorous, 
 or rank. 2. to give undue 
 
 indulLTcneo. 
 
 -^;^JS=3^05r^ sorkuni (^js^r), z'. ;^. 
 To become fat, vigorous. 2. 
 to be rank, luxuriant. 3. to 
 be lustful, sensual. 4. to be 
 proud, insolent. 
 
 ^A^^iFO^ sorkel^, i'.Xiust, rutting, 
 as an animal. 2. see ;6js^r. 
 3. narcosis. adj.^igovoMS^ 
 rank, lustful. 2. narcotic, as 
 a dry piece of betel nut. 
 
 ^?3j?)=^r^o^ sorkeluni (;6j3^r^), 
 7;. ?2. ^To be in rut, to lust 
 after, seek copulation, as an 
 animal. 2. to be narcotic, as 
 an areca nut. 
 ;^j3rlr sorga, see 7!i^'^F. 
 "^^^1:^^ solabara, s. Weighing 
 one's self against gold, etc.^ 
 in fulfilment of a vow; bet. 
 
 ;^J?)^2^ solabha, see ^ioe;^, 
 ?oJ30"?53c^ solavuni, see ?ije;^^?i. 
 V?3j3C)=^ solike, ^>^he scab of itch. 
 2. a piece of plantain leaf. 
 :^s^Of\ solige, see ri^^^-R. 
 ?3j?)^^^ soleka, see ■^^?5^. 
 i^S)^ solpa, see 7^^^^. 
 ?5jso"3 s^'^ solpavuni, see f^s^^-^ 
 
 ?oJ?)^o^c5d^ solpuddar^, s. New 
 rice boiled with milk or old 
 rice and eaten iit the harvest 
 feast. 
 
 ?5JSe;o,?i solpuni, see ^^^^. 
 
 J ^Jt)V^, ?3j3d solma, solme, s. 
 Salutation, making obeisance, 
 as a low-caste man does to 
 
?3j5€X solmi 
 
 663 
 
 sjs^sj sopu 
 
 one of a superior caste. 2. 
 submission, yielding, as a 
 defeated party. -sjdt^o^ to 
 salute, to yield. 
 
 ■a^^O^^^ solmiyuni (;^^^^), '^'. ^• 
 To salute. 2. to submit, 
 yield, please. 
 
 ?3j3^o=s*fl sonkane, see Ti^o^^. 
 >/?3js^o^o sonku, ^.^An epidemic, 
 infection; a contagious dis- 
 ease; also 75j3eo^o -^jseA. 2. a 
 fit of epilepsy or apoplexy. 
 3. paralysis. 4:.see ^j^^'^fo. —rf 
 ^c5on sand said to be thrown 
 by a demon at a person to 
 make bim sick of such a 
 disease. 
 
 rio^i sonkuni, sonkudruni, son- 
 
 guni (i^jseo^, ?3j«)eoFv), 27. a. To 
 
 affect, as a disease. 2. to 
 
 touch, come into contact; to 
 
 infect, affect. 
 ;^JS^o7^ songe, s. A furrow, a 
 
 small channel. _^r^o^^ to 
 
 make a furrow. 
 ;^JS^olJ, ;^J?)^o^5 sonta, sonte, s. 
 
 A cudgel, club. 2. firewood. 
 ^/l^JS^oL'O^ sontuni (?5j3eol3), z',a. 
 
 To box with the knuckle of 
 
 the fingers. 
 -Jl^J^^o^F sornte, s. A kind of 
 
 solanum. 
 
 ^J^^=^d SOku, ^^^ 73ja?o^O. 
 
 ;^JS^^o^ sokuni, ^^^ ^jseo=s^o?). 
 Jl^^^f) soge, ^. The peculiar 
 branch or leaf of the palm 
 species. 
 
 7?3j5)^23 soji, .y. Rolong or wheaten 
 grits. 
 
 i^Ji^^ri sofiga, see ^j^^zi^- 
 >/l^J^^tiO^ sojuni, see ijsea^o^. 
 
 ?3js^Ij, i^J^^^ sota, sate, see 
 
 ?3j3^^ sodti, s. Lottery, raffle. 
 
 -si^Dc^o^ to raffle; to bet. 
 ?3jS)^rs sona, s. The fifth Tulu 
 
 month (about August). — ^ 
 
 Balsamina. 
 ;^J5^d6 sodare, see -A^^-d-Q. 
 7;^jS^ac:^oo^ sodiyuni, see €j3?^ 
 
 ?5J5^d soda, s. A rake. 2. a 
 pimp. 
 
 ;^x^j^o sodya, ^. Wonder, sur- 
 prise. 
 
 ;^JS^d sodre, ^. An incontinent 
 woman. 
 
 ?5j3^F^ sona, see ?ij3F^. 
 
 ;^js^sj sopa, .^6'^ ;^e^. 
 
 ?3js^3je3 sopana, J. A drain, sluice. 
 
 ?oJ?^sj"3do^ sopaduni (;6j3?s:t)5), 
 V. a. To sway to and fro, as a 
 devil-dancer. 
 
 ?uJJ-^o3^ra sopana, ^. A kind of 
 gram. 
 
 'i^JS^SJ^s^^ sopavuni, 6". v. {o/f>^^ 
 ^^) To make one lose at a 
 game. 2. to defeat, overcome, 
 conquer. 3. to charm, allure, 
 captivate. 
 
 '?3jse^ sopu, ^ 
 
 fiture. 2. soap. <2;i^WDefeat- 
 ed, overcome. 2. unclean. 
 3. rough. 
 
 . defeat, discom- 
 
■^(^«-^. 
 
 J5(^^ SOpu 
 
 664 
 
 ?5^a soudi 
 
 J;^^^^ sopuni (?Sjse), ^'. n. To 
 lose at a game. 2. to be 
 defeatecl, overcome. 3. to be 
 charmed, allured, to have 
 the heart or affections won 
 over to an object. 
 
 ;i3j3^23^^ sobana, see ^jseefro?^. 
 
 ?3j3^25 sobe, see ^^^^. 
 
 ?3js^SwO soma, see ?3j?>e^o. 
 
 ;ioJS^sdo^'c)4^=3^2;^ somanathakall^, 
 
 .y. Marble-stone. 
 ?5jS^s:^o^c)Cp somanathe, s. Siva. 
 
 ;^JS^do^c)5>^c)o5o somanadhikayi, 
 
 s. Asafoetida. 
 ;^J3^s^ode2^D^ somarabar^, s. The 
 
 root of a medicinal plant so 
 
 called. 
 
 ?3j5^^o^s)d, ?oJS^dJ5)u somavara, 
 
 somara, s. Monday. 
 ?3js^^j?ji)53 somasale, s. A kind 
 of rice. 
 -/ rSjl^^JDD somari, s, A lazy man. 
 ^^■. Lazy, indolent. ~^t> 
 laziness, indolence. 
 '^Sj^tj:^ some, s. The moon. 2. 
 the name of a man. 
 J?3jS^0=^ sorike, .9^^ iijaeS^. 
 VtoJS^Oj^ soruni, 5"^^ ^jse^do^. 
 
 ?5J3^d sore, adj. Tender, unripe; 
 
 also s5j^?^. p^oj^ 
 
 Jf^^t'F sorte, ^. Oozing; cf. ^js? 
 
 -^;5js^^ s51a, ^. Defeat, failure, 
 
 disappointment. — t^c^^ loss 
 
 and gain, defeat and success ; 
 
 a kind of game. 
 
 J?3js^S3c)S§Qisolavuni, see ^S^sesro^^. 
 
 ?5x^0 soli, see 75jae&. 
 
 -j^Sjs^oo^ soluni, .y^^ ;5js?^^. 
 
 ?5js^53 sole, ^^^ ^^^• 
 ^;^JS^<i;a solpu, J^^ ?^e4 
 -i?3J5^5^ sovu, ^. Spying, watch- 
 ing, observing secretly. 2. 
 trace, mark, sign. 3. private 
 intelligence, secret informa- 
 tion. -cTOoSo a spy. ~t:i>h^ 
 to spy, trace. — sjdtI}^ to keep 
 watch, lie in wait. 
 ?3js^^o soln, see iijse^o. 
 ?3j^o50'c)^ soimpaka, ^^^ under 
 
 [ladle. 
 A spoon or 
 
 Tj^odoo. 
 >/??^oyo sountu, J 
 
 ?i^odO, ;^oc^oJOF soandarijsoun- 
 darya, ^. Comeliness, beauty. 
 r^^'sd soukara, ^. Soap. 
 
 '^'o^t soukare, s. A merchant^ 
 trader. 
 
 ?^=ac)2l soukasa, ^^^ ^^^^. 
 
 ??^SJo soukhya, 5. Pleasure, hap- 
 piness, ease. — a^i^K a com- 
 fortable place. CA)r5o5oT3 a^ 
 o3o-5 ?f^so^ to have plenty to 
 eat, etc.\ to be in easy cir- 
 cumstances. 2§?48i5o ;^'^a)n 
 CA)^^ to enjoy good health. 
 
 rS^tsic^o soujanya, ^. Mildness, 
 goodness. 
 
 ?^^ soujri^, ^. A hint, sign, 
 gesture, 
 sign. 
 '^':^\^^ soutu, see 7f3owo. 
 ii^t soute, .y^dj 3=^^. 
 
 ;:?5c5 souda, ^^^ ^a^L,- 
 
 ?5^a soudi, J. Firewood 
 
 .^0^0^^ to make a 
 
?^2p«) soubha 
 
 665 
 
 ?je)d sthava 
 
 ^^. 
 
 T^z^Diio soubhagya,^. Luckiness, 
 auspiciousness, good fortune. 
 ^■^B a woman whose husband 
 is alive. 
 
 ;^si)o soumya, ^. The forty-third 
 year in the Hindu cycle of 
 sixty, adj. Handsome, pleas- 
 ing. 2. gentle, mild, placid. 
 —Aor© a mild disposition. 
 ~^^tS Wednesday. 
 
 ?5^d soura, s. A solar month. 
 — -sSrej^ measured by the sun, 
 solar; day, year, time. 
 
 7^^^ souru, s. Heroism. 2. pro- 
 voking language. 
 
 ^J^d^ souruni, see s^o^. 
 
 T^^o soulu, adj. Brackish. —o^^B 
 
 brackish water. —2^ji>S):> salt 
 
 ground, unfruitful soil. 
 
 ^« souli, see ei^^. j-3g^y^^_ 
 
 ?iod skanda, s. A chapter, 
 
 ^o2o, ^osjj stamba, stambha, s. 
 A post, pillar. 2. stoppage, 
 suppression, as of urine, elc. 
 by incantation, medicine, ek.; 
 also ^c2^^. 
 
 ?o 7^ stana, ^. The female breast. 
 
 —zm)^ ^o'^o^^ to suck the breast. 
 ^20 stabdha, ,adj. Stopped, 
 
 l)locked up. ~^h^ to be 
 
 spell-bound; to be silent. 
 T^t^S, i^J^^A^ stuti, stotra, s. 
 
 Praise, eulogy. 2. adoration. 
 
 ^oso— flattery. — Tio^o. ^, Tio^B 
 
 s^^ to praise, eulogize. 
 .l^J^^zto stoma, s. A heap, mass, 
 
 quantity, assemblage, multi- 
 
 tude. 2. a body, company, 
 gang, ai?^- a crowd of people. 
 
 ro ^ strl, ^. A woman, adj. Femi- 
 nine, female. ~^^ sl woman's 
 separate property; her dower. 
 _20oa a weak, effeminate 
 mind ; indecision. — e5oA the 
 feminine gender. — ^e^ the 
 guise of a woman. 
 
 7iv, ?o^ sthala, sthala, s. A 
 
 9 9 
 
 place, site, spot, locality, resi- 
 dence. 2. room, lieu, stead. 
 
 3. an office, situation, station. 
 
 4. soil. [of place. 
 ro s'c)o;^d sthalantara, .s-. Change 
 ?33^ sthana, s. A place, spot, 
 
 situation, local position. 2. 
 a habitation, dwelling, station. 
 3. likeness, resemblance. ^? 
 ^^ a temple, God's dwelling. 
 ^^- a father's place. ^Ti— 
 a dwelling-place, residence. 
 —■d^baij^6 a local privilege or 
 custom. 
 
 ?3e)^=^ sthanike, s. One belong- 
 ing to a caste so called. 2. 
 the steward or head servant 
 of a temple employed in its 
 outer service. 
 
 ?j^sj?5 sthapane, s. Establishing, 
 'founding, fixing, erecting. 2. 
 settling, determining, ap- 
 pointing, proving, verifying, 
 confirmino^. — ^o^o^^), t^d hTio^ 
 to establish; to determine. 
 
 7ji5dd sthavara, adj. Immov- 
 able, fixed, stationary. — b^oa 
 ^ immovable and movable. 
 
sthiti 
 
 666 
 
 0) \x 
 
 smr^ti 
 
 ro ^ sthiti, ^. An estate, wealth, 
 property. 2. state, condition. 
 3. continuance, being; ex- 
 istence. —7(8 one's condition 
 or state. ??j&- landed pro- 
 perty. — -rfci a wealthy man. 
 ^^« '^^' *^°^^ creation, ex- 
 istence', and destruction of 
 the universe. 
 
 rod sthira, adj. Steady, stable, 
 ' firm, fixed. 2. permanent, 
 continuing, lasting. — s^'d im- 
 movable and movable. — ddo 
 S^c5d an unsteady man. 
 — 200O a steady disposition, 
 decision of character, —^h^ 
 to be firm, fixed. -•dos?o^^ to 
 confirm. 
 
 ?dJ^u sthula, adj. Great, large, 
 thick. 2. gross, corpulent, 
 huge, coarse. 3. dense, not 
 attenuate ^r subtil. 4. doltish, 
 stupid, thick-headed. -c^eSo a 
 corpulent body. ~z:>o^ dull 
 sense. —-^Ti^ a gross sub- 
 stance, -.se^-d a superficial 
 view of a case. 
 
 ro'^j^ snana, s. Ablution, bath- 
 ing. 2. ceremonial purifica- 
 tion of the body through ab- 
 lution, ^/^. 3. baptism. — =^ja^r 
 oi to baptise, —^"^o^^ to bathe. 
 ~^jio^^ to be baptised. 
 
 1^^:^ sneha, s. Affection, attach- 
 ment, friendship, love. sjS|r®_ 
 intimacy, intimate friendship. 
 -«i3s?o^S), ?5;^eSo«8^ to love, be at- 
 tached. ;^?^s;)t^-rf friendship ; 
 intercourse, commerce. 
 
 P^^3oi snehite, s. A friend. 
 
 ;g^lJ5e)d spatikara, s. Alum. 
 
 ^sJr, ^^T^ sparsa, sparsana, s. 
 Touch, contact. 2. the sense 
 of touch. 3. wind, air. —^ 
 ^o) to be touched. -■sSo's^o.^, ;d 
 •^r?3o^ to touch. 
 
 ?d ^ spashta, ^^//'. Clear, plain, 
 distinct, apparent , open , mani- 
 fest, evident, intelligible. -^ 
 t^c^ to be plain, intelligible. 
 — ■dD's^o^^ to make plain. 
 
 ?1I3=5' sphatika, s. A crystal. 
 
 ;^^, ?oo^eJ sputa, sphuta, adj. 
 Open, clear, manifest. 2. 
 revealed, explained, as a 
 horoscope, s. see ^^. ~-^^^\ 
 ^ to elucidate a horoscope. 
 
 ?o,Orl smarane, s. Recollecting, 
 reminiscence, recollection. 2. 
 remembrance. 3. memory. 4. 
 mental recitation of the name 
 or names of a deity, —zpds^^ 
 to remember; to be conscious 
 
 of. 
 
 -■^0^^^^ 4&5^oi to recol- 
 
 lect, call to mind; to recite 
 the names of a deity. 
 
 T^Di^ smasana, see ^^-u^^. 
 
 ?^?),Jr smarts, s. A follower of 
 the doctrine of Saukaracarya. 
 
 75, xv^ smr^ti, s. Recollection, 
 reminiscence, memory. 2. the 
 body of the Hindu law, as 
 committed to writing from 
 recollection by the pupils of 
 the law-givers. 3. any book, 
 canon *<?r portion of this law. 
 
^jrf 
 
 syada 
 
 667 
 
 'S^ 
 
 svasta 
 
 T^.di syada, s. Swiftness, speed. 
 
 ^zi, 7^^ srava, srava, ^. Ooz- 
 ing, trickling. 2. exudation. 
 3. miscarriage, premature 
 birth. 
 
 ?j^ sva, s. Self, own soul or 
 
 "^ individuality. 2. property, 
 wealth, adj. Own, proper, 
 peculiar. — ^o^jr one's pri- 
 vate business or interest. 
 -20oa self-will. :2e^^ God's 
 property, church-property. 
 >/?oo^ svanta, adj. Own, private, 
 peculiar. -^^^ 
 
 one s own 
 
 property. 
 
 ?o 2^ , T^Sc svacca, svaccha, adj. 
 Exceedingly pure or clean, 
 spotless, stainless. 
 
 ra,^o^. svatantra, 5. Indepen- 
 dence, freedom of will. adj. 
 Independent, free, uncontrol- 
 led, absolute, —^-d-^j^^ an 
 independent man. 
 
 ;^;^8, ?i3e) svatah, svata, adv. Of 
 one's own accord. 2. person- 
 ally, in person. 
 
 T^jj^ svapna, s. A dream, dream- 
 ing. ^^s3D^^;6 the state of 
 dreaming. i^^sS^eoOjodo nightly 
 emissions. 
 
 Tosp'^sj svabhava, s. Own or 
 native state or quality; na- 
 ture, natural temper, dispo- 
 sition or constitution. ~7(o^ 
 natural temper. 
 
 ?o,o:Jo svaya, j. Recollection, re- 
 collecting ; memory, remem- 
 
 o3 
 
 brance. ^c:;)o<§^;;)o5o an ab- 
 sent-minded man. 
 
 svayam, adv. Of one's 
 own self or accord, sponta- 
 neously. -^^^ self-formed. 
 —zj^^ cooking with one's own 
 hands; cooking in general. 
 ~zjT)-& a cook. -2^Ji> God, the 
 self-existent. —-^tS choosing 
 one's own husband. 
 d svara, s. Voice, sound. 2. 
 a note in music. 3 . an accent. 
 4. a vowel. 5. air breathed 
 through a nostril. — sicdoaS 
 (his) voice is faint. 
 
 ;^bjssj svarupa, s. 
 
 One's own 
 proper figure, general ap- 
 pearance, countenance, fea- 
 tures. 2. nature, natural 
 constitution, quality ^r condi- 
 tion, —crooks senseless, shame- 
 less, ^c^ ?d^"djS3i OCSje)^ ho^ I 
 
 know your whole character, 
 rlrsvarga,^. The sky or heaven 
 in general. 2. Indra's para- 
 dise. 3. bliss, beatitude. 
 —e3j35^ the kingdom of heaven. 
 7:^7^FT?js?^r® ascension, going 
 to heaven. 
 
 svalpa, adj'. Little, few, 
 small, trifling. 
 
 ?o ^, svalma, see ^j^^^. 
 
 X,^, ?^?o svasta, svastha, s. 
 Bodily' health or ease. 2. 
 mental composure. <3;^",Easy, 
 quiet, composed, comfortable. 
 ^— disease, sickness, -sl^ 
 
 ^'^ 
 
Tir^ svasti 
 
 668 
 
 ;5^rf sveda 
 
 mind at ease, —^^oi to become 
 well, recover, get better, -en) 
 4^^ to be at ease or healthy. 
 -^o^o^?i to cure, heal. 7i^ 
 ^%^^%^ to be well, quiet. 
 
 7^ ^ svasti, s. A particle of bene- 
 diction^ May it be well with 
 you. 2. so be it, amen. — 3rf 
 f^^i to wish well, bless. 
 —sTOT^o^ to yield, acquiesce in. 
 
 7^-^^ svadi, s. A kind of fish. 
 2. a game. 
 
 ?3-9,vl svati, .y. Arcturus^ the 
 fifteenth lunar asterism. 
 
 ?J^C3*, Ti^ti:^ svad^, svadu, ^. 
 Taste, flavour. 2. tasting. 
 adj. Sweet, agreeable, delight- 
 ful. -CA)^^ to be tasteful, 
 sweet. — t^js^r^ to give taste. 
 — ^jab^ to taste. 
 
 ?T3 9?d, ^^per^ svadhina, svadhi- 
 na, adj. Absolute, free, inde- 
 pendent. 2. in the custody 
 or keeping of. 3. under the 
 control or command of. ti^-~ 
 dependent on or subject to 
 another; alienation, as of pro- 
 perty, —^h^ to come into 
 one's possession. ^^os?o^^ to 
 give possession, as of property. 
 
 T^^z^,^^ ?;^?^>)2p'5)^svanubhava, 
 svanubhava, s. One's own ex- 
 perience or observation. 
 
 Tj^^Do svami, s. Owner, lord, 
 ^naster, chief, king. 2. a 
 husband. 3. God. -^odor 
 one's master's business or 
 
 interests. — j3^e3o treachery, 
 treason. — d^^So a traitor. 
 
 rraO?dcj, ?j-^6?o svJrasya, svaresa, 
 s. sweetness, savouriness. 2. 
 pathos, spirit. 3. goodness, 
 excellence, adj. Pleasing, de- 
 licious, excellent, good, -cro 
 ^oi to be pleasing, excellent. 
 
 ?j-^25f^ svarjita, adj. Self-ac- 
 quired. 
 
 rj'^^F svarta, ^. Success. 2. 
 possession. 3. see '^^'r. 
 
 r^tT svarte, see ?l>s3;)^r. 
 
 rra;^sJ3r=^ svartuka, see ^feqir^. 
 
 ?u^^q^r svartha, ^. Self-interest, 
 selfishness. 2. inherent^/- real- 
 meaning. -s5 sjDiTJ a selfish 
 word. --^^^^^ to be selfish. 
 
 T^tx svasa, ^^6.^ oD^?:^. 
 
 r7^2^) ^^J"^?^ Q svasti, svasthya, s. 
 An estate, property, especi- 
 ally endowed for religious or 
 charitable objects; a foun- 
 dation. _20oa^?j to endow 
 a religious or charitable in- 
 stitution with property. 
 
 rj"5) 2^=3^ svastika, cidj. Everlast- 
 ing, s. see ^^. 
 
 ro^^5DC) svikara, s. Claiming, 
 acknowledging; affirming or 
 admitting to be one's own. 
 2. adoption. sdi^ adoption 
 of a son. -^^0^^ to adopt; 
 to ackowledge, admit. 
 
 i^^ci sveda, ^. Sweat 2. steam, 
 — 2i, see under o5a?^). 
 
So lia 
 
 669 
 
 20 5^ liakki;i 
 
 3o^ 
 
 CO lia, The forty-sixth letter of 
 the alphabet. 
 
 sdo^'sd hankara, see e9^o?ro-d. 
 
 3c cn^ hang^, s. Obligation; the 
 state of being in the power 
 of another; duty. -crooSo one 
 who is under obligation or 
 power of another; a depen- 
 dant, adherent. — S eros^^ 
 to be under obligation to, or 
 in the power of, another. 
 Jsoon^r^^^i hang^savuni {^oK 
 ?:fe), z\ a. To upbraid, rebuke, 
 charge contemptuously with 
 any thing. 
 
 3ooni)0o, sdon^sioo hangami, han- 
 gamu, s. Season, time, peri- 
 od, adj. Temporary, for the 
 time being. -ero^^oeX, —€<sj7i 
 a temporary employment. 
 Jsoori^^ hangipuni, see ^oK;ds 
 
 3doe^ hanci, see ^oel. 
 J^os^o hancu, ^. A tile. 
 v/^ooecJ^ hancuni (^o^), -z/. ^. To 
 distribute, divide. 
 coo^ handi, see zic^. 
 SoocI hande, ^. A large copper 
 vessel, caldron. 2.see^cS. 
 2oor^o^^o5o hannukayi, see ^ot^o 
 
 2oo3«)0Sj hantayi, ^. Mustard. 
 3oo>B hanti, see ^cS. 2. ^^^ ^o8. 
 v/3oot,.^^ hambali^, ^. Solicitous 
 
 H 
 
 thought; the mind absorbed 
 in thought. — S i^f^^^ to 
 think anxiously respecting 
 some thing, to brood over a 
 subject. 
 
 Sooeoo^ hambal^, see ^02^6. 
 
 Soo loJS^Og hambottu, see ^o^j$^. 
 
 sdodosOj, hammattu, see ^c-doo. 
 
 ooos^os3 hammale, ^^^ ^c^d 
 
 Soo^r?) hammini, ^^^ 2oo<sorf. 
 
 So 0^00, Soo^JS^Oj, hammu, ham- 
 mottu, s. Egotism, vanity, 
 pride. —Wosd^^) to humiliate. 
 _eA)c^o^ to be humiliated. 
 — ijse&^4^> to be insolent. 
 
 ^o?o, 3oo?5 hamsa, hamse, s. A 
 swan, goose; a fabulous bird 
 so called; also ^o^iTj-^. 
 
 ^o7<>^Jz)d hamsapada, s. An as- 
 terisk. 2. a prop. 3. a caret. 
 
 3oor7e)?S hamsani, see ©^o;ds^. 
 
 20^^=5^ hakik\j[, s. A kind of 
 bead. 
 
 3o-§-^=s^3^, sdiS-p=3^^o hakikati^, ha- 
 kikatu, s. A statement or 
 representation of occurrences, 
 affairs, etc. 2. affairs, events, 
 facts. — ^f^oi to state one's 
 affairs, ek. 
 
 3c-S-^s3o hakime, s. A Mahomme- 
 dan physician. 
 
 So^N hakki^, ^. Right, title, 
 claim. 2. share, portion. 
 — cs^oSo, _c^t5 a claimant, the 
 
^=^ hakka 
 
 670 
 
 2dcj hada 
 
 holder of a share; one who 
 
 has a right. cTO— without 
 
 right or reason. 
 
 30=^5;^ hakkali^, s. Gleanings of 
 
 corn. I.see sf)^^^. 
 
 sd-S-, hakki, see tj\. 
 
 ■a- 
 ad^,2:« hakkili^, see ^^^6. 
 
 26^0, hakku, see ^^^. 
 
 Sori^^ hagali^, s. The daytime; 
 cf. t^M. -20§^ a large kind 
 of blue light. 
 
 2or1od hagura, adj. Light, not 
 heavy. 2. slow, dilatory, adv. 
 Gently, slowly, leisurely. —4^ 
 a light load. — "^o^ioJ fickle- 
 ness, indifference. ~^^^^ 
 to make light, treat lightly; 
 to act or work slowly. 
 
 ^fi hage, see ^7(. 
 
 Sos;^ haca, see ^ij^. 
 
 ooE^ hacca, see ^f . 
 
 ao2^ d haccade, see siei z§. 
 s/3d2;5o ?i haccuni (^?), 'v.a. To 
 attix, attach. 2. to smear, 
 daub, anoint, plaster. 3. to 
 paste or glue on. 
 
 3dt3c)do hajame, s. A barber. 
 
 aot^JSD^, hajur^, s. The head col- 
 lector's office; also ^3ijs5 
 
 aoli, 30^ hata, hatha, ^. Obsti- 
 nacy. 2. violence, severity. 
 3. a grudge, spite against. 
 -_7^-5, —trooSj, — •iji>5, — STOQ an 
 obstinate man. -^«o^^ to 
 be obstinate. 
 
 2oC^=^0ci hadakuni, ^^^ e)^^o^. 
 Jsodrl hadaga, ^. A ship, sailing 
 vessel. 
 Sor^sj hadapa, ^. A barber's 
 dressing case; cf. e^^^^oyo. 
 3od^^ hadapuni, see ^i^sd)^- 
 ^-^Titi hadabe, s. A bastard; also 
 
 sdd^ hadepu, ^^^ «9^^. 
 
 Sora hana, ^^^ rir©^, 
 
 3oTOc)^r^ hanahani, 5-^^ ^^ce^soDrf. 
 
 SoD?^ hanita, see s^JrS^. 
 -''sofi hane, ^. The forehead, scull. 
 —20^4 lot, fate, destiny, for- 
 tune. 
 
 30^ hata, adj. Struck, hit. 2. 
 killed. --^0^^^ to slay, kill. 
 
 SoIjs hato, t'nlj. An exclamation 
 used to set on, as a dog to 
 pursue an animal, eU. 
 
 3p^d hattara, adv. Near, close 
 by. s. Nearness, proximity. 
 
 sds^ hatti, see ^Bf. 
 
 3ofo^^ hattuni, ^^^ t^^^. 
 
 3o^o hatya, .y. Killing, murder. 
 
 sd^ hatra, ^^^ ^£^^. 
 
 s/soCi hada, ^. The proper con- 
 dition of things. 2. sharp- 
 ness, as of a knife, eU. 3. 
 forming, as metals to proper 
 degree of hardness. 4. boil- 
 ing or cooking to the proper 
 point. ~^zi^s^^ to be fit for 
 use; to be temperate. — €f 
 ^S) to become fit for use; to 
 

 haddi^ 
 
 671 
 
 3d a hari 
 
 become sharp. -^^^ to take 
 a due proportion of ingredi- 
 ents; to harass, tire, exhaust. 
 —^j^h^ to taste or try any 
 thing to see whether it is 
 duly done. -^«^o^^ to sharp- 
 en; to temper. 
 
 SoCj^ hadd^, s. A limit, border, 
 boundary. 7Sd- neighbour- 
 hood, jurisdiction, extent of 
 power. ~K 3jf^^ to guess. 
 — ^jsT^o^ to violate a pre- 
 scribed bound. 
 
 2d^ hani, see ^^. 
 
 L^?^^Ooi, Sof^SJj^^^, 3d?^^0 
 
 hanumante, hanumani^, hanu- 
 me, s. The deified monkey 
 chief, friend, ally and spy of 
 Rama. 
 
 ^^ ^ happala, see ©^v*^. 
 
 odsocs^ habadi;i, see ^z^S. 
 
 ;^2j© habali, see ^20^«3. 
 
 CO So habe, see crod. 
 
 jo2o, habba, see ^sor. 
 w 
 
 3d^odo?^ hamaruni, see ©^rJo^. 
 
 2o^j5)D hamlre, ^. A nobleman, 
 
 grandee. 
 3dsioo?^r3 hamusani, see e9^oo?jrf. 
 3o u hara, s. Breadth, adj. Broad. 
 3od hara, s. Siva. 2. expelling, 
 
 as poison; counteracting, as 
 
 evil spirits, eU. 
 cod?^ haraku, see ^^r. 
 2d 0^3^ harakat^, 5^^^ ^^rl. 
 00 d^ harake, see si-d^. 
 2ddrlj?)^a^ haragolyi, s. A round 
 
 wicker-boat covered with 
 
 leather. 
 NTsddeJo^ haratuni (^otjO), v. a. To 
 
 prate, blabber, talk non- 
 sense. 
 >/2cd^ harate, ^. Prate, jabber. 
 
 2. teasing, vexing, troubling. 
 
 — crooSo a prater, idle talker. 
 
 — 3jDi-dj^ to prate, babble. 
 
 —^0^0^^ to tease. 
 Sod 0^0^ haraduni, ^^^ s^tji^o^. 
 
 3dd^ harade, ^. Gallnut, inknut, 
 Terminalia chehula. 
 
 sddra, So del harana, harane, s. 
 Removing, carrying, bearing 
 off, as of pain, disease, sin, 
 trouble, etc. 2. passing time ; 
 sustenance, maintenance, a?^ 
 ^i^r« ^s?j^^ to pass away time; 
 to live, sustain; to put off 
 with vain excuses. 
 
 3dd^ harata, see ?^rf. 
 
 36dc3c)0 haradari, s. A distance 
 of about three English miles. 
 
 sddd harade, see ^-^^h. 
 
 2dddc2^ haravanci, s. Embezzle- 
 ment, defalcation, as of public 
 money. 
 73dd?;;o^ harasuni (^^oj), "o.a. To 
 bless, wish well. 
 
 2das^w^, sdDi)Co harami^, harami, 
 adj. Wild, untamed, vicious. 
 2. wicked, iniquitous, vile, 
 base. — ^orf>)-!5 a vicious horse. 
 ^o:sd:^_ treachery to a master. 
 
 cdO hari, ^. Vishnu. 
 
 sdOh^?^ harigisijL, .y^^ S9t3?^?|j. 
 
3oD hari 
 
 672 
 
 3d^ hala 
 
 J3o&o5:^r3, 3oQ;3-3r3 hariyana, ha- ' 
 
 rivana, s. A flat, metal dish. 
 J joDcdoo^ hariyuni, see >/3j&ocioo^. 
 
 3c0^e)^ harivata, s. A kind of 
 gout. 
 
 sddo^ harusha, see ^t:,^. 
 
 SoS^r hark^, adj. Torn, rent, 
 tattered. 
 
 3o=ctF3^ harkat^, s. Opposition, 
 hinderance. —-d^^^^ to op- 
 pose, hinder, obstruct. 
 
 30 ^r^ harkatti, see ^^r&^. 
 
 ^s5)r^ harpuni, see ^^r^. 2.^^^ 
 
 Soogrdo^ harpuduni, see ^sDr4^. 
 
 ad3^F harsha, s. Happiness, de- 
 light, joy. — -djs^^o^^, ^^rs^^, 
 sc^r?jo^ to rejoice, be glad, 
 delighted. 
 
 sde;^^ halava, see ^^^. 
 
 3ds;s^ori halavanga, adj. Diverse, 
 various. 2.niuch, great, rnany. 
 —^liTi of diverse sorts. — ^9d 
 ^jstI) in various ways. 
 
 So^s^j halavu, pron. Many, much. 
 2. some. -s^ijS several castes 
 ^^' classes. 
 
 aoe;n3* halasy, 56'j ft^OoJ- 
 
 s653"3=5* lialak^, s. Loss, waste, 
 desolation. 2. disorder, — e? 
 2:^) to be wasted, destroyed; 
 to become weak. — ^«<o^S) 
 to destroy; to waste, spend. 
 
 aoO^ haliki see ^€^. 
 
 aodsg^ halepuni, see ^e3^^. 
 
 coo^, ;::otj., aoO, halki^, halka, 
 halki, adj. Inferior, low, mean, 
 base. 2. cheap. 3. easy. 
 _^osyj a cheap 6^^ inferior 
 sort of cloth. —^^^ a mean 
 act. —^^ low people. —^'^ 
 ^3e)oi a mean person. — s:^^^ a 
 low word, --^^j^^ to de- 
 preciate; to slander, defame. 
 
 3o^o,?i halkuni, see ^^^^^. 
 
 3do^=3^«^ hall^kaddi, ^. A tooth- 
 pick. 
 
 2o Phalli, see ^^. 
 
 36^s:^e3"35, 3-.d^c3r)6haval^dare, 
 havaladare, see ^^^^S. 
 
 ' Co 
 
 3o^F^ havana, s. Sacrifice, offer- 
 ing to the gods. 
 3d^s3 ha vale, see ©^e3. 
 ^■^'•4 havala, s. Coral. 
 
 ^53«)0% 3oS3e)0, 3653-3^ havall^, 
 
 havali, havalte, s. Charge, 
 trust, care; commission, 
 security. -^jsLf^ to give 
 security. — ^^o^^) to com- 
 mission. 
 
 3d:3c)0^6 havaldare, s. A non- 
 commissioned military native 
 officer. 
 
 3od have, J. Air, wind; climate. 
 
 3os3^€) haveli, s. A large house, 
 mansion, villa. 2. the upper 
 story of a house. 
 
 Soi^o hasta, s. The hand. 2. the 
 thirteenth lunar asterism ; 
 also ^^c^Sx?)* -^7^ leger- 
 demain, sleight of hand. 
 
 3oV^ hala, see ^i^. 
 
30^ hala 
 
 673 
 
 3oe)d hava 
 
 jo^eS halabe, s. An old man; 
 
 an old inhabitant; c/. sixis^. 
 3ds?^ halme, s. A race, contest in 
 
 i-unning. 
 '•/^ao^, halli, s. A hamlet, small 
 
 village. 
 So-3 ha, ^V^/;*. Ah! oh! 
 S;9o=5'sd hankara, ^^^ ^^csDxi. 
 ooc)=o=^^JS^^^ hak^joki^, ^^^ s^^'^^ 
 
 73o5)^o^ hakuni (^>5^), ^'. <^. To 
 beat, strike, smite, flog, lash, 
 cuff. 
 So2)n^ ha^i^, s. Accomplishment, 
 
 completion. 
 So^rl haga, s. A quarter of a 
 
 gold fan am. 
 Soc)?io^ haguni, see ssao^. 
 3o«)2iD^, ^15230 hajari^, hajiri, s. 
 Presence, attendance. 2. mus- 
 tering; muster, adj. Present, 
 at hand. — ais^j^^ the bail. 
 -^13, a muster roll, ^^h^ to 
 I be present; to be in attend- 
 
 ance. --^0^0^^ to produce, as 
 an offender, elc. 
 ^DZ^ hadi^, s. Practice, exercise, 
 
 familiarity. 
 Soc)^ hadi, s. An underwood 
 
 near a farmhouse, scrub. 
 Soc)D3^Soe)rlhanahani,«^y. Severe, 
 
 as a contest. 
 3oe)r?i hani, see u^^^- 
 J^dM, 3o«)d^ hadara, hadra, s. 
 Adultery, fornication. -"^^Jo 
 an adulteress, whore. —^^ 
 whoredom, adultery. — cjdoSo 
 
 an adulterer, fornicator. 
 —Tid^^^i to commit adultery. 
 
 So'sa hadi, see ?feQ. 
 
 3o^)^) hani, s. Loss, injury, 
 harm, detriment, adj. Damag- 
 ed, injured, --^i^^o^ to ruin. 
 
 ^e)^ hane, s. A grain measure 
 of eighty rupees weight. 
 
 ^"5)050 d3«)s3 hayimale, see ^^^J^e3. 
 -/ooc)0J00c^ hayuni (^ocij^), T>.a. To 
 cross, ford; 9^. ©"cxijo^. 
 
 gc"3dhara, ^. A necklace, garland, 
 chaplet. 2. see e?5o^-d. 
 
 Soe?d7^, 3o-i)Cc)05o harage, harayi, 
 
 ^Ddo^ haruni, ^^^ s:^-do^. 
 
 -ioosd hare, see sdt5. 
 
 ^^d^J^^ hareisuni (s3dt5^c3), t'. ^. 
 
 To desire, wish, be anxious 
 
 about. 7i^3dj- to wish for 
 
 an opportunity. [affair. 
 
 ^2)0^ hali^, s. State, condition, 
 
 SoDO^sd^ hali^pakki, s. A bird 
 of ill omen. 2. a mendicant 
 who professes to interpret 
 such omens. — j^o^^S) this 
 bird to utter its ominous 
 notes. 
 
 oo'ss:'^ 20^-30^ hali^havalu, s. Parti- 
 culars of one's circumstances. 
 —t>[\^^ to represent one's cir- 
 cumstances. 
 
 3o-sC) hali, adv. Now, at the 
 present time. 
 
 oo«)0^ halita, see m^^^. 
 y^oD^^ havali, s. Trouble, diffi- 
 culty. 2. evil. 
 
 57 
 
003 ;§ havu 
 
 674 
 
 Soo^o himmi 
 
 J 00?)^ havu, s. A snake, serpent. 
 ~£)j^^ the cockle fish. 
 
 SoD-Iri hasige, see ^-^^-R. 
 
 ^D7^ hasi^, see e?^. 
 
 So"3?^^=^e;^, oo«)ro=3^o^ has^kall^, 
 hasikall^, ^. A paving stone. 
 
 ^DT^^^DT^, 353?^^^;^^ has^pasiji, 
 hasi^pisu, see ^^zj^^. 
 
 oo"5)?^d^ 4, hasarakatte, s. A mule. 
 
 ^DkA hasige, s. A bed, mat- 
 tress. —m^Tio^ to spread out 
 a bed. 
 
 3o^roodoo^) hasiyuni (s^^), ^. ^. 
 To ridicule. 
 
 oos)?oO^ hasuni (s5^oj), v. a. To 
 spread out. 2. to pave. 
 
 ^DJ^r, hasya, ^. Laughing at, 
 ridicule, derision. 2. laugh- 
 ter. «53i- derision, irony; 
 mimicry. — 7^-5 a jester, 
 mocker, —-rfj^o^^ to jest, jeer, 
 sport, mock. 
 
 mD^D haha, Mj. of pain, grief, 
 or surprise. 2. ah! woe! 
 
 oo"5)^hali^, s. Ruin, destruction, 
 desolation, annihilation, adj. 
 Desolate, waste, ruined, des- 
 troyed. ^e?L^^, -^Ei^^h^ to 
 go to ruin, to be waste. — "s^ 
 •s^o^^ to ruin, spoil, destroy; 
 to spend, waste. 
 
 ooj)^^ halita, s. An exact mea- 
 surement, dimension, quan- 
 tity, adj. Exactly fitting, 
 proper. 2. tempered, of due 
 temperature. 3. of a proper 
 heat. ^of^_, Xoozii— a rough 
 
 estimate, efc. ~^h^ to fit. 
 ~-R^^ to take an exact mea- 
 surement, eU.\ to take a due 
 proportion of ingredients. 
 —^h^ to see whether a given 
 measurement, eU.^ is correct. 
 
 00^^^ halme, see ^^^. 
 
 3oo7i^ hingi^, 5. Asafoetida. 2. 
 abatement, allaying. 
 
 3oor(d hingara, see hoX-d. 
 
 Soorld hingara, ^^*. Latter; fol- 
 lowing, subsequent. 20:^r the 
 latter rain. —2:)C)'^ the second 
 crop. 
 
 3oor(d^ hingarane, adr.'. Behind, 
 backward. — -^oocatj^ e;DA 
 making sommersets backward 
 and forward. 
 
 3oorio^ hinguni (^o^), "'. ;^^. To 
 be unsteady. 2. to be allayed, 
 as thirst. 3. to be subdued, 
 to abate, as sorrow; efoSo §oo 
 aoSj he will not shrink; he is 
 firm, steady. 
 
 Sao^ hindi, s. The remains of 
 any thing from which the 
 juice has been expressed ; c/. 
 
 2ocdo hindu, s. A Hindu. 2. an 
 
 Indian, adj. Indian, of India. 
 
 — 3^N the Hindu people. — s:^B 
 
 the Hindu castes. ~7i^^^ 
 
 India. 
 2oo^o3^ himmatiji, s. Boldness, 
 
 courage, intrepidity, spirit, 
 
 resolution. 
 3oo^o^, 3oo^oo^ himmini, him- 
 
 muni, see od^^. 
 
2oG^o himme 
 
 675 
 
 3o6 hire 
 
 2oos5o'£io^^ himettuni (cop^>^l3^), 
 V. n. To abate, be subdued, 
 mitigated. 2. to be humbled. 
 3. to shrink, turn back. 
 
 ooorlor^ hirnguni, see ^o7\^7^. 
 
 aoo?o hiHiSe, s. Persecuting, 
 hurting, injuring. 2. slaying, 
 killing. —^0^0^^, ho?j7i:>^ to 
 persecute, injure; to kill. 
 
 2o=5^S03* hiki^matu, s. Skill, 
 ingenuity, cunning. 2. knack, 
 expedient, contrivance, de- 
 vice, project. 
 
 ao=^,a, So-^ hikkadi, hikdi, ^. 
 Trick, stratagem, wile, juggle. 
 
 h^^^^ hikkuni, see ^^o^^. 
 
 5o^,5^, co^,«3 hikmatu, hikmati, 
 see oo^-^j^. 
 
 2o?i higa, ^^^ ^A. 
 
 Sor^^ higale, 5^^ ^Ae3. 
 
 h^i hija, ^^^ ^2^- 
 
 Sot^D, Sog hijari, hijri, J. The 
 Mohammedan era, which com- 
 mences A. D. 622. 
 
 SotSrI hijide, s. A eunuch. 
 J 2o^ hitti^, s. Porridge. 
 ^h^ hidi, s, A hold, gripe, grasp. 
 2. a handful. 3. a handle, 
 hilt. -^ holding, grasping; 
 obstinacy, stubbornness. ^^- 
 a warrant to seize an of- 
 fender. 
 
 So^ hita, s. Advantage, profit, 
 good, gain. adj. Beneficial, 
 refreshing, wholesome, good, 
 pleasant. — -^ci a well-wdsher, 
 benefactor, -^h^ to be agree- 
 
 able, refreshing or whole- 
 some, as food; to be edifying. 
 
 htoA hitantra, s. Enmity. 
 
 ooseos)D^ hitabarijL, see ^si^easS. 
 
 a^t^§ hittale, see h^^. 
 
 ao^o^^ hittuni, see 83^?^. 
 V2o3* hitl^, s. A garden; ^^/. 
 
 8?S ^. 
 
 2oCJ^ hidya, ^^^ ■^^^. 
 
 ao^ ^ hinpini, ^^^ ^^^. 
 
 oo^€ hippali, ^^^ '^^^• 
 
 2o^o hima, ^. Snow, hoar-frost, 
 dew. 2. cold. «^". Frigid, 
 cold, frosty, —m)^ the cold 
 season, winter. 
 
 Sodjs^c^, 6odsrae;oio himacala, 
 himalaya, s. The range of 
 Himalaya mountains. 
 
 So^o^ himini, s. A purse, bag, 
 pocket. 
 
 Sodr?o hiranya, ^. Gold. 2. wealth, 
 property. 
 
 SoD hiri, ^4/. Great, elder, senior, 
 superior. --S-s, -^^ old and 
 young, superior and inferior. 
 _=s^jsy a presbytery. — ccsoi^fj 
 eldership, seniority. — •siir^ 
 the monitor in a school; 
 —odjija}^ superiority, greatness; 
 power, authority. — raraoSo,— oSo 
 an ancestor, senior, elder, 
 presbyter. 
 
 h^uf hiridii, see 3o5r. 
 
 SoOOJooc^ hiriyuni, see f^&odoo^. 
 
 SoDoSo hiriye, ^^^ under oo&. 
 
 3o6 hire, ^^^ 2ob. 
 
 57* 
 
COS* 
 
 hirtyi 
 
 676 
 
 
 huttu 
 
 -/SoS^F liirt^, see Sir. 
 
 SoC3^r hirdiji, <2^". Pre-eminent, 
 best, superior, excellent. 
 — ^ooijo a superior cloth. 
 
 SodoF^ hirduni, see ^c^r^. 
 
 3oS3DS3^ hilali^, ^^^ f^e/D^. 
 
 3o^ hile, ^. An offering of betel- 
 leaves to a demon. 2. see 
 f^e3. 3. see l^. 
 
 Sod hille, s. A false excuse, 
 difficulties made to evade the 
 payment of a debt or the 
 performance of a task, —h^ 
 ^^^ to plead a false excuse. 
 
 5o^, So?S hise, hise, s. Part, por- 
 tion, share, —"^^hr^ to give 
 a share. ^q?^^, —-^^jk^ to 
 divide, share, apportion. 
 
 SoSS'^d hishare, ^. A sign; a hint, 
 
 ^7^2^^ hisabi^, s. An account. 
 
 2o^o=aD^^ hinkaripuni (2oeo^&), 
 ^. ^. To find fault with, blame, 
 despise, scorn. 
 vSo^o;^^, 3o^o^^ hintruni, hlm- 
 puni (Soeogj, 8oo), ^/. a. To blow 
 the nose. 
 
 2oQf^ hina, adj. Deficient, de- 
 fective, wanting. 2. base, vile, 
 mean, abject. 3. abandoned, 
 left, -i, -sf^ meanness. —^^ 
 S a low caste, 's'oej— of low 
 birth. 20 e;— weak. 80oo_, ^ 
 S- senseless, foolish, stupid. 
 8p^7vg_ poor, destitute; un- 
 fortunate, unlucky. ^to?^- 
 disgraced. ■dj»3i_ deformed. 
 e)ais_ shameless. 
 
 33 
 
 20oa— a 
 9 
 
 5o^^ hine, s, A base fellow. 
 
 2. a weak man. 
 
 stupid man, fool. 
 
 3oe?3)^o^ hineisuni (2oe^j^!3), ^. a. 
 
 To despise, disgrace, disre- 
 gard. 
 
 So^do^ hiruni, ^^^ S^t^o^. 
 
 6o^6 hire, ^^^ ^e^. 
 
 3o0o hum, znlj\ of response, 
 approbation or assent. — ^v> 
 yo^^i to answer, as a call ; to 
 approve; to assent; to pay 
 attention to a story, elc. 
 
 sdoo^ hundi, s. A bill of ex- 
 change; a money order. 
 
 3c0or9s?o hunname, see ^or-s^o. 
 
 ^o^D^ hunnaru, s. An art, a 
 resource ^r power of skill or 
 cunning; ability for contriv- 
 ing, devising or effecting. 
 _7:dt?, _c3so3j a schemer, a 
 shrewd or ingenious man; 
 an artist; an alchymist; an 
 athlete or gymnast, —^jstqdi^ 
 4oi to devise, contrive; to 
 show one's skill or ability. 
 
 ^O'dCiZiz^ hukumiji, s. An order, 
 command. 2. leave, permis- 
 sion. — =2?jslbr^ to command, 
 order; to permit. 
 
 Soo^% hukka, s. A hooka, smok- 
 ing apparatus. 
 
 ^0U3^ hujjatu, s. Constraint, 
 force, compulsion. — ^s;*o^^ 
 to force, compel. 
 
 aoo^o. huttu, J. Birth, origin, 
 production. 2. nature, natu- 
 
ado^js, hutto 
 
 677 
 
 ^o^o hemme 
 
 ral state. 3. profit, gain. 
 adj. Natural, inherent. — £3^5 
 one's antecedents or cir- 
 cumstances. 
 
 sdo^A^ huttoli, s. Tlie produce 
 of a garden or field. 2. 
 mesne profit or rent. 
 
 3oo:^D^ hudar^, see ^oz^^. 
 
 ^^7^, ^oreor^ hudige, huduge, ^. 
 A youngster. 
 
 Scodon-seJT^ hudugatige, ^. Child- 
 ishness, puerility. 
 
 3oor9 hunna, see Tioor®. , 
 
 SooIjs huto, see ^ijs. 
 
 ^o:3 hude, ^^^ ^o:5. 
 
 3do20O- hubbu, ^. The eyebrow. 
 
 "^"X hubbe, s. The eleventh 
 lunar asterism. 2. ^^(? erosS. 
 
 adooSoo^^ huyimpuni, ^^^ ?ioo3jo 
 
 sdoD hurl, ^^^ ^5. 
 
 2o0 300F hurbu, ^^^ cadsSf. 
 
 3o0^o hullu, ^. Grass. —^\ a 
 handful of grass given by a 
 cattle dealer to a purchaser 
 as a ratification of bargain. 
 ^idi^h husi, s.^k lie, falsehood. 
 2. failure, omission, miscarr- 
 iage. ~^h^ to fail or mis- 
 carry. — "^o'^o^^ to omit or 
 neglect. 
 
 2oOSS«)D% ^o^^D hushar^jhusha- 
 ri, s. Smartness, intelligence. 
 2. attentiveness, wakefulness, 
 wariness. 3. freshness, brisk- 
 ness, adj. Smart. 2. awake, 
 alert, cautious. -^j:^js^^, -sa) 
 
 4v,^ to be alert, watchful, care- 
 ful, -^h^ to be refreshed or 
 invigorated; to be brisk. 
 
 isdo^o husi, see ^2'. 
 
 sd:)§ hull, ^. Sauce, condiments 
 or curds seasoned with spices 
 or mixed with acids. 2. see 
 
 ^J3 hu, see ^^ 
 
 3dJS)o, 3dJSo=s^d hum, hunkara, s. 
 Menacing, threatening, de- 
 fiance. 2. neighing. 
 
 adJ3o=g'oyo^^ hunkuttuni (^o^j 
 13^), V. a. To threaten. 2. 
 to defy, menace, challenge. 
 
 3dJS^2 huji, ^^^ CJJ2^. 
 
 3oJSrSri hunige, ^. A soldier. 2. 
 a hero. 
 
 SoJScI hune, .y. A vow, promise. 
 
 3oJSc^ liuiia, see ^f\^^. 
 
 3dJ3oLi^ hupini, .^6^^ ^j?>h^. 
 
 ^^u\ 2o^do;5o hr^diji, hr^daya, s. 
 The heart,mind,bosom,breast. 
 
 SonCJ^ hri^dgata, adj. lit. Gone 
 to the heart or mind; im- 
 pressed ; remembered, got by 
 heart. 
 
 Sooriroo hengasu, s. A woman. 
 
 3oo^ hente, see oDoa 
 N^cc^ henda, s. Toddy, palm- 
 wine. — 's'ozfj a drunkard, 
 wine-bibber. 
 Jsoo^o hemma, <^^'. Abundant, 
 
 plenty, much, many. 
 -/Soodo hemme, ^. Pride, insolence, 
 
coodj hemme 
 
 673 
 
 cS^ hedde 
 
 arrogance, haughtiness. -^^ 
 oSo an insolent man. — cj3?&;;) 
 4^) to be haughty. 
 ceo sSoeio^ hemmettuni, see Soo-^d 
 
 
 e3 
 
 ^=^doF hekkarme, s. A kind of 
 
 cucumber. 
 2o^o,^ hekkuni, ^^£? oj^o,?i. 
 
 3criS hegg-ade, ^. A chief, 
 chieftain, headman. 2. a 
 family name; cf. ^afzI. 
 
 y^2^ hecca, adj. More, better. 
 2. high, superior. 3. exces- 
 sive, superfluous, copious. 
 — e?^^ to increase, augment, 
 multiply, prosper. —-d:)^^^ 
 to promote, increase, enlarge, 
 exalt; to exaggerate. 
 
 n/;^:^s3,, Soz^^, 3o2^^, heccalme, 
 heccala, heccalme, s. Exalta- 
 tion, greatness. 2. brag, boast. 
 —•rfo«^c^^ to praise, vaunt, 
 boast. 
 
 ^^ZBji sj^ heccavuni, c. v. {of ^ 
 £^^^>) To increase, enlarge, 
 exalt, promote. 2. to spoil, 
 vitiate, as a child, ^Z*?., by 
 over-induli^ence; also sceo^ 5 
 
 n/" Sct^ , Sce^: 7^ hecci, heccige, s. In- 
 crease. 2. promotion, advance- 
 ment. 3. excess, superfluity. 
 4. eminence, excellence. 5. 
 any thing unusual, -sj^efi^ a 
 superfluous word. —^ ?rfoXS an 
 unusual occurrence; further 
 particulars. — e^L)^ to in- 
 crease, augment; to 1)0 pro- 
 
 moted. — ^os;<o^^ to raise, as 
 rent, ctc\ to increase, pro- 
 mote. 
 
 3o^§=addo, 'ifd^'uTiti^ heccika- 
 dame, heccukadame, s. Dif- 
 ference, variation. adj, A- 
 bout, more or less. ~^h^ 
 some difference to occur; to 
 be a little indiscreet ; a mis- 
 take to occur. — f^^ there 
 is no difference. — stojI^o^ to 
 speak without due regard; 
 to abuse. — -^^o^^?) to make 
 a mistake; to make a differ- 
 ence; to make partiality. 
 
 c5o2;^one)Q7^ heccug'aiige, see ^ 
 
 ^/3o^^o ^ heccuni (^^), 'v. n. To 
 increase, augment, ^ooa— to 
 be overwise. •^jseX— a dis- 
 ease to aggravate. ei'oSo ^^ ^3 
 he has become conceited. 
 
 -/^2§e;* heccel^, ^^^ ^^• 
 3oeB hejje, ^^^ ®^. 2. ^<.^^ od£. 
 
 72g^ hett^, ^6^^ ^^. 
 sgLJo^^ hettuni, ^^^ odWo^^j. 
 3o^dooa hedamudi, ^^Z/*. Pinion- 
 ed, as the arms, -^wj^^ to 
 pinion. 
 
 •J^z^, ^d heddu, hedda, adj. 
 Dull, stupid, foolish, ignorant. 
 —^^ ignorance, foolishness. 
 _?i-d^js^ a stupid man. ^^ 
 a stupid woman. 
 
 J:^d hedde, ^. A dolt, blockhead, 
 
 Ci 
 
 stupid man. 
 
Sodoo heddyu 
 
 679 
 
 ^JSori honga 
 
 ^^i-S^' Sc^do^:), ;^^^ heddyu- 
 ni, hedtaruni, hedpini, see t^h^, 
 
 2oC^D=^ hedarike, ^. Fear. 
 
 -/scd hedda, adj. Great, large, 
 spacious, chief, principal. 
 
 3oC35) D heddari, s. A highway, 
 great road. 
 
 2oud hebbare, ^. A dolt, block- 
 head, ignorant man. 
 
 3oe3e) -S-s;^ hebbakil^, s. A town 
 gate, chief entrance. 2. the 
 front door of a house. 
 
 cSoe3'5),6hebbare,^. A family name. 
 2. a member of this family. 
 
 3c2JD s^ hebbavu, s. The boa 
 constrictor. 
 
 ^dorl^ herangade, ^. Exclusion, 
 expulsion, interdict- -Q?bs) 
 to interdict, excommunicate. 
 
 CO 00^0 heriya, see SoO. 
 
 3o(^j?^, 3orfjr^ heruni, herduni 
 (^5), -jv. a. To bring forth, as 
 a child. 
 
 ^^F^ herpuni, see S^?^. 
 
 SoO heli, see ^e5. 
 
 ^0^ helike, ^^^ ^^5^. 
 
 ^^r( hega, see oSj^eX. 
 
 25 ^£i heja, see ^^'^. 
 ^So^(^,3oQclhedi, hede, ^. A coward, 
 poltroon, adj. Timid. ~^^ 
 timidity, cowardice. 
 
 cc^;^o hetu, s. Cause, reason, 
 occasion, motive, purpose. 
 
 3o^c2^ heni;, see ^?cS. 
 
 5c ^^0 hema, s. Gold. 
 
 oo^doc^do^o hemantarutu, 5". The 
 
 cold season. 
 3o^s±)^;ot^ hemalambi, see ^e^ 
 
 n/'.^^c^ her^, ^. A sack of corn, 
 ek, -ao3:^^^ to fill a sack. 
 
 So^d^ herala, ^^j^'. Much, many. 
 
 So^D^^j^ heravuni, .<^^^ »ot4^, 
 
 30^00^ heruni, see ^^Oc^. 
 
 co^PTOFsS^ hersavuni, see ^tjdf^^. 
 
 30^0^ 02^) hevilambi, s. The thirty- 
 first year in the Hindu cycle 
 of sixty. 
 
 i^^hf\, ^^kfi hesige, hesige, see 
 
 3o^?^o^ hesuni, .s-^^ ^e^odoo^. 
 
 2o^^€ helike, ^. A statement, 
 representation. 2. direction, 
 instruction, order. —^ si^i^ 
 hearsay. — lii^^^ to be de- 
 pendent upon. — rf ^^"d ?^cS 
 sgi^i to obey one's instructions. 
 
 ^)A heige, s. A person belong- 
 ing to a class of Brahmans 
 so called. 
 
 ^}h^ heipini, see ^^h^- 
 
 2c>p> heidri, adj. Of the time of 
 Hyder Ali. — -^usf^ a gold 
 coin so called. 
 
 ^)Uz)m^, ^)p-^T^ heiran^, heirana, 
 adj. Perturbed, disturbed, 
 distressed, discomposed, as 
 through sickness, fatigue, elc. 
 s. Distress, perturbation, dis- 
 composure, —^h^ to be ex- 
 hausted, done up. 
 
 2cJ5o?i6 hongare, see s&scAd 
 
2cJ?)ca hondi 
 
 6S0 
 
 2oJ5^D hori 
 
 J^oJSoD^ hondike, s. Union, at- 
 tachment. 
 Jc5oJ5odOci honduni (J^jsoS), z<. a. 
 To get, attain, obtain, ac- 
 quire. 2. to suffer, sustain, 
 as loss or pain. 3. to enjoy, 
 as happiness, etc, 4. to join, 
 unite, attach to. v. n. To 
 be agreeable, fit; to be on 
 good terms. 
 
 3oJSo^ honne, see f^o^. 
 
 SoJSodoo^ hommuta, see Sjo^jo^. 
 
 SoJSri^Ooi hogaluni, see ^X^o^. 
 
 5oJ3r»o ^ hogguni, see ^ao^^. 
 
 ScJSyo, hottu, see ^tio^. 
 
 SoJS^, hotte, s. The stomach, 
 belly. --^^^ --a-^^ envy, 
 malice. -"^^ ^os;<j^^ to envy. 
 
 ^JSdo^^ hodank^, ^^^ ^fjsT^o^. 
 
 ^JSd^ hodata, J. A stroke, 
 
 beating. 
 3oJ3c^D^ hodaryi, ^^^ ^jaiiS. 
 aoJsrsorirJ honangani, ^^^ ^ojroo 
 
 3oJ5fl hone, ^^^ ^??. 
 aSjs^Oj^?) hottuni, see is^t^t^. 
 2oJSaol)0^ hoddiyuni, see ^a^ 
 
 2oJ3o3vJ5o hoyyo, intj. of encour- 
 agement, used especially when 
 drawing or pulling any thing 
 heavy. 
 
 2oJSds;^0Qi horaluni, see ^S^o^. 
 
 ^Js6 hore, s, A load, burden. 
 
 aSjsd;^^ horesuni (^^t5co), v. a. 
 To load, burden. 2. to accuse, 
 
 impute, charge with. 3. see 
 
 SoJ^sFod, 3oJS^or hortande, hor- 
 tu, adv. Unless, except. 2. 
 besides. ^^~ besides that. 
 
 3oJS^?? holas^, adj. Fetid, stink- 
 ing, dirty. 2. unpleasant, 
 
 ^J3d hole, s. Pollution, defile- 
 ment. 2. menses. 3. cere- 
 monial uncleanness. adj. Ob- 
 scene, filthy. 
 
 SoJSd holve, s. A road, way. 2. 
 
 ooJs;^j hosa, see ^7i. 
 
 3oJS?d?^ hosage, ^^^ ^^5^- 
 
 3oJ3^ hole, .y. A river. 
 
 3oJ5^^ holepu, ^. Brightness, 
 radiance, lustre. 
 
 3oJ35^, SoJS^^o hok^, hoku, s. A 
 defect, flaw, injury. 2. loss, 
 detriment; c/. ^e^o. 
 
 3oJS^&50^ hojuni, see ijses^o^. 
 
 Sov^^do hodu, see ^j^^rio. 
 
 SoJS^^o homa, s. A burnt sacri- 
 fice, offering to the gods. cajeI 
 
 ^orf s^ are different kinds of 
 
 burnt sacrifices. r^'^K ^jse 
 
 ^j DeO30e3erj useless, efforts, 
 
 prov, 
 aoX^Dc)^ horata, s. Mutual 
 
 wrangling, contention, fight. 
 3oJS)^D^d0ci horaduni (3ojseu;)5), 
 
 ?:>. «. To wrangle, contend, 
 
 fight. 
 3oJS^D hori, see «3j8ee>. 
 
^J^^O holi 
 
 681 
 
 ■o-Pra kshina 
 
 SoJS^O, aoJ3^^ holi, holi, s. A 
 feast celebrated at the full- 
 moon of the month of Phal- 
 guna, when Cupid is burnt 
 in effigy. 
 
 3ovJ5)?©^ holike, s. Resemblance, 
 similarity, likeness. 
 
 2osJ5^^od, 3oJS^^ holuve, holve, 
 
 s. Probability, likelihood. 2. 
 
 resemblance. 
 3oJS^^?^ holige, J. A broad, 
 
 round cake of wheat flour, 
 
 and filled with boiled split 
 
 pulse and jaggory. 
 2oJS^^ hole, see ^e^. 
 So^^ houli, see ei^«9. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ la, The forty-seventh letter of the alphabet, 
 with this letter. 
 
 No words begin 
 
 KS 
 
 ^ ksha. The forty-eighth letter 
 
 of the alphabet, compounded 
 
 of ^ and ^. 
 ^r3 kshana, s. A measure of 
 
 time equal to four minutes. 
 
 2. a moment, instant. — ^ cro^ 
 
 Odo in a moment. 
 =5^^ kshatri, s. The second of 
 
 the four classes of Hindus. 
 
 -o5o a man of the royal or 
 
 military caste. 
 =3* Oo^^), ^ ^?oo^ kshamipuni, 
 
 kshamisuni (t^^^, ty,^^), ^- ^• 
 
 To pardon, forgive. 2. to 
 
 bear with. 
 ^^sSo kshame, s. Forgiveness, 
 
 pardon, forbearing, bearing 
 
 with. 2. patience, endurance. 
 
 =^ 0:^0 kshaya, s. Waste, decline, 
 decay, consumption. 2. de- 
 struction, extinction, annihi- 
 lation. 3. decrease of the di- 
 gits of the sun or moon. 4. 
 the sixtieth year of the Hindu 
 cycle of sixty, —zio^ moon 
 on the wane. — tS^^^a phthisis, 
 consumption. — e?L^ to be 
 consumed, destroyed. 
 
 =^15^ kshama, s. A famine, 
 scarcity of provisions. — ^o 
 a time of famine. 
 
 T^ ^r3 kshina, adj. "Wasted, emaci- 
 ated. 2. destroyed, extin- 
 guished. 3. thin, lean. -5?^ 
 an emaciated body, —^-d-^j^i^iy 
 •^^^ a thin man. 
 
 ^ 
 
■S-Pd kshira 
 
 682 
 
 =a^d kshoura 
 
 ■S-PCi kshira, s. Milk. 
 <^ 
 
 ■S-ersF kshirna, ^. Digestion. 
 =^0 d, kshudra, adj. Small, little. 
 
 2. low, mean. 3. avaricious. 
 4. cruel, s. Fault, folly, de- 
 fect. 2. slander, calumny. 
 
 3. sorcery, —"^^tj an intrigue; 
 a mean act. — tooSo an intri- 
 guer; a slanderer; a sorcerer. 
 — ojDi'd a calumny. -.tSo^-xv^ 
 to bewitch. 
 
 =^0 c^kshudhe, ^.Hunger, appetite. 
 ^p^ kshetra, ^. A sacred spot, 
 
 place of pilgrimage, holy 
 land. 2. a plane, superficies. 
 — sj^e;?? a demon so called. 
 —'^^ land measure, area. ^ 
 r©g- a holy place or shrine-. 
 
 €p^o kshema, s. Welfare, well- 
 being, happiness, health, adj. 
 Well, happy. — ^ir, _7j^je> 
 2^"^ news about one's wel- 
 fare. 
 
 ^ d kshoura, ^. ' Shaving the 
 head. — =^, — crooSo a barber. 
 -■^0^0^^, ^Ssgi^ to shave. 
 
SUPPLEIVIENT. 
 
 ^o^"Sn6 annyare, see ^o?!. 
 ^o^3e)0 ambari, ....... 1, see 
 
 ?5=^s:^^^d altkalkara s. A kind 
 of medicinal root. 
 
 e=^JS.?j akkosa, see e??fs^. 
 
 ^sa acci, s 3. a gold 
 
 coin, pagoda 
 
 ^\^^f\ attalige, see ssa^^??. 2. 
 see e5y,s;^o 
 
 ^^S3«)?^^ appavasi^, ^. A kind of 
 fish. 
 
 ^0=^0 13^^ arikuttilii, s. A cook- 
 room in a temple. 
 
 §5^cl alkade, ^^^ e^g^rif. 
 
 ^S3^or^o avvandu, ^^^ «9J5oyo. 
 
 tjo^o^ anduni (^^5), ^'. a. To 
 
 do ; ^. ^^0l^^5. 
 
 tJOcdoo^ ariyuni, ^^^ e?T5o^. 
 «^od alanda, ^^^ ^e^^- 
 ysTSd avara, see e?55st^. 
 tJrOAD^ asigasi, s. Risk, respon- 
 sibility, care; of. ^^^js?^. 
 '^^^ 6 ittore, ^^^ ^w,^. 
 
 ^d=CT|g, '^3^^^ idakatti, idekat- 
 
 ti, see e£)z^^£^Q. 
 'S.cl^^ idepini, see f^^^- 
 ^Si^^r^d inasare, s. Embracing. 
 '^tSi^:^ irolu, ^^^ ^^/srs^^j. 
 vooeod umbara, ^. Danger. 
 ^A^riodo ugudu, ^^^ ^aj. 
 
 /?A}?^ uge, see erosf. 
 (if^wS^ ^, ucchishta, s. Orts, leav- 
 
 ings. adj. Left, rejected, as 
 
 food. 
 ^d uda, ^^^ ^^^• 
 
 ?Aj(3"s^iiol) udajaya, ^. A great 
 victory. 
 
 5A^(3"s^o, ?A)^-3^ udapya, udaphi, 
 adj. Evasive, as a reply. 2. 
 denying. 3. contradictory. 
 
 ^do^ udusre, s. A bed. ^. 
 ^ clothing ; a female's garment. 
 
 ^r?)s3 unile, s. A tender mango. 
 2, a kind of poison. 3. see 
 ^w«>r©e3. adj. 
 
 STDd, udna, see erodor. 
 
 en^sirJDd upasara, ^^^ cA^^jt^sTj. 
 
 ^S3c)^o upadhye, s. A teacher, 
 schoolmaster. 2. a family- 
 priest. 
 
 ^53D d uppare, s. A salt manu- 
 facturer. 
 
 ^2oo,s;^o, ubbullu, ^^'. Hairy. 
 
 to v 
 
 ?rod ura, <2;^". Exact. 
 >/eA)drl urane, ^. A kind of comb. 
 tr^^fj ulipe, see z^tf^- 
 -a:^^,?j ullana, ^^^. As long as. 
 ero^^o^ ullel^, see ^\^. 
 f^'^ yeccya,, see -^^ 
 
 Vs' 
 
 Za- 
 
 
 general expenditure. 
 ojdodo yeduma, see oar©^. 
 
^3' yettiji 
 
 684 
 
 ^Ji)ozi konda 
 
 ^3^, c.:)£^yett^, yetta,^. A game 
 
 at dice. 
 ^i^^ yettoli, see od;^^^. 
 •J o:)?;)rioc) yesaguni (oD?dK), v. a.^o 
 
 discharge. / 2. to help. 3. to 
 
 begin. 
 z^ij^^ vottoli, see aj^odo. 
 to'g'ry vorkatta, adj. Single, 
 
 alone. 
 toZOF verba, see Sj^of. 
 
 to^>,ra volmana, see ^^>^. 
 
 igdoosjjsc^ vodurimada, see ^e 
 
 =s*oC^d kandada, see "^j^oriri. 
 =^od kanda, see ^o5. 
 ^020^ kambala, see ^osooe;. 
 =3^^oz3ri kadanjige, ^. Kneading ; 
 
 ^s'cs-ssj^ kadavuni, see "^xi^rkt^. 
 =^dot2^e)05o kadenjikayi, ^^^ ^^^; 
 
 =^^?d kaddesa, see ^^?i. 
 
 't^siics^, =CTdoD^ kamadi^, kamar^, 
 
 ^. Dregs. 2. smell of burnt 
 
 oil, ek. adj. Old. 
 =^o'c)^ kalavu, s. A scar, mark. 
 
 2. see ^^^. 
 ^©z3?i, ^©rl kalijiga, kaljiga, 
 
 see ^eDodooX. 
 =^o^a kalpadi, s. A learned 
 
 man, sophist. 2. a hypocrite. 
 ^d kalpe, .y. Learning. 
 ^?o^(^ kasavade, ^. A gown. 
 ^Ve)^ kalat^, s. A fixed place. 
 'SS'^sg kallavu, see '^^^^. 
 
 ^■5)one)0oo kandaya, s. A large 
 vessel for boiling. 
 
 §"5)0:31)0^ kandayi, . . .2. see ^o 
 
 =5Drl, kanme, 5". Appearance, 
 
 show. 
 ^«)^r( kalaga, .y^^^ ^«a. 
 
 ^O'gd killara, s. A frame-work. 
 2. the stomach. r^j o^, 
 
 ^^O^SsOg^ klrivottuni, see T§-e^is 
 'S'oos^e; kuncala, see ^oo^. 
 =5^0 oi kunte, ^^^ ^.^o=^. 
 =5^0 ^00 do c^ kummuduni, ^^^ ^^^o 
 
 =ao^o,y kukkuta, ^. A fowl. 
 =3^0:1 kudde, see ^ooa 
 
 =5*0^0063 kudunte, s. A lump of 
 
 dung. 2. see =?^jsciofe3. 
 =3^0 do, kudru, ^6'^j ^oz!>^-^:>. 
 ^odor^ kurduni, ^^^ ^oci^TJoa. 
 =3'odor kurma, ^. A kind of tree. 
 v/3^J5=aO^ kukru, adj. Young, small. 
 
 cssosj;:^ a cub, young dog. 
 
 —rSo^ a kind of small crab. 
 =CTJS)dod kuranda, see ^jstjo}^^. 
 =3*J32;^r kurca, s. An enclosure. 
 
 2. a tassel. 
 =^^1?^ keddesa, see ^rf;^. 
 =^^ keppa, see t?^. 
 
 '^oG'^.D' keppar^, ^. A kind of 
 
 cap; cf. ^oou^^. 
 €^dri kedage, ^^^ ^es^ow. 
 
 =CT^=S^o^ keikuni (^^^), ^^ ^. To 
 
 wash the hands. 
 
 Sg^ keipuni, t-. <'?. To fasten, 
 
 bind tight. 
 '^j^odd kondada, <?^/^'. Beloved, 
 
 dear. s. see ^jsohdu. 
 
€jso23c5 komba 
 
 685 
 
 ^^ tari 
 
 '^j^oZ2z)f\ kombage, s. A kind of 
 
 umbrella. 
 ^JStdo22^ kojanne, s. A thicket. 
 ^ ^J3s::.orf koppanda, s. A female's 
 
 ornament. 
 
 =§j^t£2 korana, adj. Unconfer- 
 
 able; rare, as a gift. 
 'iSi^F korni, see ^o^f. 
 r(oCjodgandaiida,<3;^'. Small, fine. 
 
 Jriou^F^ garndal^, .y. A stalwart 
 man, giant. 
 7\U^ gatya, see a 13^. 
 
 ri^og), ri^odo gadipu, gadiya, ^(^^. 
 
 Wholly;^/. Xi|3. 
 riO gali, ^. Small pieces of light 
 
 wood fastened to a net. 
 7\^^ gavana, s. Desire, wish. 
 HDnO^ ganuni, see 7^r®o^. 
 Ao^l ginde, see ?Noa. 
 
 AOOJo giriya, s. A hinge, as of 
 
 a door. 
 tIoo^ ^undi, J" adj. Deep, 
 
 sunken. 
 rloZo gujji, adj. Short, thick, 
 
 of little stature. -§»^ a short, 
 
 thick cocoanut tree. 
 7i:iii ^0^ guddaluni (J^^'^^), 'v. a. 
 
 To work hard. 
 f\:^Ti ^ guddale, see aoz! d 
 r(osjors3-i)0j00 gurmavayuji-^^ aj<2^^- 
 T\:iti guve, ^^^ Ao^6. 
 f\^ou^ gellandijL, s. Success, vie- 
 
 CO 
 
 tory, triumph; cf. -Rczijo^. 
 
 fWoj03^ geirayati^, s. Absence. 
 
 c^odh^ candagidi, s. Haughti- 
 ness. 2, a man's name. 
 
 z^^DO^ catal^, see ti^^<^. 
 2:^^05^ camaki^, s. Lustre; 
 
 brandishment, flourish. 2. 
 
 haughtiness. 
 z^^^'d carakaje, s. Dishevelled 
 
 hair. 
 e^orir^ cingani, see iioo7:i)£^. 
 2^^^k citnesi, see B&^^^. 
 2^^j?)do^ cilloduni, see a%t^o^. 
 
 2. B'SJD'dz^ 
 
 00 
 
 2§JS^6 core, «<^'. Tender, unripe, 
 
 as a fruit. 
 (^3J<S3"s^ chapakhane, see 9^^. 
 2^0 vlj jantri, see ^o^. 
 tiOO,ozl jalmunde, ^^'. Nice, fine. 
 
 --33e;5D02o a kind of jackfruit. 
 23'3c2JO^oJ5D jambumuri, ^. A 
 
 peculiar smell. 
 23c)^ri jataga, ^. Walking. -=t?-s? 
 
 ej«:5 a walking stick. 
 t^'SS^OJSD jamuri, see s^Doaoo^ojaD. 
 
 23'5)SJd Javara, see &!^at^. 
 
 2;eo53e)f^ juvana, ^^^ ^?^?^. 
 
 ^J?)=^, dJSri jokke,' Joga, see si^.. 
 
 ^JSri^ jogate, see ^?a^. 
 
 td 0^^ jvalipuni, ^. ^. To burn, 
 
 shine. 
 dJSo^^Oc)=^ jyokerake, see ^e^- 
 d^rio^ dalaguni pe^K), z\ a. To 
 
 shine. 
 c^dcl davane, s. A whirlpool ; 
 
 also ^firk^"^. 
 ;^^^o* takeiri^, ^^^ ^^^^• 
 
 ;^ejS^ooe3 tatimuti, ^. Strait, 
 
 dilemma, ^.see ^io^^oiS^. 
 i^Doio tariya, see ^t^4. 
 
 58 
 
:^i)F tarte 
 
 686 
 
 o5Dcso pamba 
 
 tiF tarte, adj. Deep; c/. ^4^^, 
 ^D-^u tallara, see ^<sjTi. 
 
 CO 
 
 3D^ tale, 5-. Comparison; proof; 
 
 agreement. 
 oA^D* tigi^ri^, s. A sprout, bud, 
 
 germ. 2. a split, crack. 
 3^0^ tipparu, s. A knotted root. 
 
 2. confusion, hurlyburly. 
 3c^0^ tirudi, s. A vice, an instru- 
 ment for holding and griping 
 
 things. 2. see Stj^"^. 
 odo?Sj3^^o tirusolu, see oj^jsa 
 ^ofS tune, .y. A stick. 2. .^6'^ ^o?S. 
 JlecSo^ teduni- (^e5), •^'. ^. To 
 
 grind, macerate, bray. 
 :i^d6 temule, see ^^6. 
 Mt^^ te^u, see ^^K. 
 iJSt'do^ torante, s. A kind of 
 
 solanum. 
 oJS^'^d tolara, adv. With the 
 
 arms extended. 
 d©, d?5 thalli, thalle, ^. A cloth 
 
 used in offerings to demons, 
 
 at weddings, etc. 
 rfdofl damaue, see rf^r5. 
 d^.oJo, Vi^^^ dalliya, dailya, ^. A 
 
 kind of cloth, 
 a^;^^ divala, see aesDD^. 
 
 a^S3c)6 divare, .r. Fixing a day. 
 -idoodo^) dunduni, see ^jsorfo^. 
 do^ dukki, .f. The left side of 
 
 a finger-drum. 
 d^o^zS dentad^, ^£?^ j3?^?:to ?^. 
 d^d deva, J 3. ^^<? c3e^5. 
 
 d^sS, d^;3 desa, dese, ^. Raw 
 
 rice used on auspicious occa- 
 sions for sprinkling upon a 
 married couple, etc. ; cf. ;5e3d. 
 2. j^^ j3e^. _sDTl3^ to sprinkle 
 rice in this way. 
 
 cfJSdo^, dJ3gj03o^^ dodduli, 
 dodreyipuli, see wjsi^ d 
 
 cio'a'^^d nann^da, see e^XS. 
 
 cdoC3* nandij, .s^^ ?^o5. 
 
 ?^od§f^ nandalige, ^^^ j^ocwDe^. 
 
 c3fl)r(23^^ nagajapu, s. A kind of 
 cloth worn by males; cf. 
 
 c5e)lj nata, ^. Seeking, search. 
 ^c)d nada, ^^^z'. Soon, speedily. 
 
 s. k falsehood. 
 ^D'^Oo^ nanyuni, see ^^o^. 
 ^Dt> nape, see f^s^qo. 
 '^DDD^'^ nalavuni,. see ^Je)e/s4^j- 
 ^do3)^ nilepuni (^e3), v. a. To 
 
 establish, found. 
 sJL!o*o5) patluppu, s. Salpetre. 
 3:^=5^(5 padakara, see Ti^iio'^-d. 
 oic3e)^ padavu, s. . . . 2. Si ship. 
 
 3Ji^:^^ paditade, s. A temporary 
 dwelling. 
 ^/3jC3e)o^ padampu, s. Moisture. 
 
 adj. Moist, wet. 
 VsJcraoog^padampuni (s^odc), z'. a. 
 To moisten, wet. 
 siDo3«)cs^ paripad^, s. Fate. 2. 
 
 trouble. 
 siDS3c)S^ parivala, s. Food. 2. 
 
 S5"So2os? pamba le, o. A kind of 
 ornament 
 
S3^ot3j3 pambo 
 
 687 
 
 i^fS sine 
 
 535ce3j5^o, pambolu, see s:dc£5j3^. 
 oj^ejc)^ pidibalu, s. . . . 2. a 
 
 demon's sword. 
 -^"^jdo^oe^^ pidukann^, ^. Blinking, 
 
 twinkling of the eyes. 
 ojdds^ piravatti^, see t^ti. 
 ^^■^re;^ pirnali^, ^. A gift. 
 ^^^D pinari, ^^^ ^ec3D&. 
 ^cjri^ pudagala, ^. The body. 
 ^d^ purapu, 3". Circumstances. 
 ^0 puli, ^. . . . -t?jsz|^ a kind 
 
 of sour sauce or condiment. 
 S^oe;^ punca, s. An ant-hill. 
 S3pn^6 pugare, s. A temporary 
 
 shed covered with awnings 
 
 erected during the funeral 
 
 ceremonies of a deceased 
 
 Sudra. 
 titiT perna, see sj^r®. 
 ^o2§JS^7^, ^Qc|J5S?f^ poncolige, 
 
 ponnolige, see ts^o-^'^-K. 
 ^L'o.^0 pottulu, s. A rotten 
 
 seed. 
 ^^^ pokre, ^. A nasty man. 
 ^^Ij potla, ^. A pustule, blister, 
 
 sore. 2. a kind of parasite. 
 sj^rs prana, s ~d^^ 
 
 to work hard. — £2o^r®o^ to 
 
 commit suicide, 
 so^dI bakkane, ^. A quarrel. 
 
 2o^^^, ^J2:)^^) bapipuni, babi- 
 puni (2oL>, 8D8!)), -6/. ^. To put 
 out of the way. 
 Nicl3^e3^ bitt^l^, s. A garden, 
 compound. 
 
 I t^:^"30^ bisari^, ^. A stroke, blow, 
 
 I cut. 
 
 I 
 
 ljo=5^ benk^, s. Disturbance, 
 confusion, disorder. 2. en- 
 tanglement. — 20orf03:]D4^ to 
 
 disentangle. 
 eSo^s'o^ benkuni (sSo^), ^. ;2. To 
 
 be complicated, entangled. 
 e3o2o^ bembana, ^. Work. 
 
 ef^drl bsdaga, ^. Medicine for 
 a woman in childbed. 
 
 dos;oSoe;^ mallayil^, ^. A large 
 ladle. 
 
 ^^j^ojvi mambra, s, A cry, shout. 
 — ^owo^oi to cry, shout, call. 
 
 N/sJoortOoJoo^ mugaliyuni (^joasS), 
 
 7'. /2. To become cloudy, as 
 
 the sky. 
 s^ooEiiodo mujudu, s. An old 
 
 person. 
 doocrss^^ mudavuni (^oocro), v, a. 
 
 To draw near. 
 6?j resa, «y. A kind of pepper 
 
 water or sauce. 
 de^d leccale, adj. Wide, broad. 
 
 S3-soJo?^ vayana, ^. Offerings of 
 cocoanuts made by a marri- 
 ed woman to the goddess 
 Gouri. 
 
 S3«)o3JSe; vayola, s. Any state- 
 ment or account written on 
 palm-leaves. 
 
 Aje^ sine, s. A flute, fife. 
 
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