iḷai (p. 56) க்கிறேன், த்தேன், ப்பேன், க்க, v. n. To tire, grow weary, be fatigued, exhausted, to languish, தொய்ய. 2. To grow emaciated, be lean, meagre, &c., மெலிய. 3. To be worn out with age, sickness, &c., to become decrepit, தளர. 4. To become poor, be worn out--as land by continued cultivation, want of manure, &c., சக்திகுறைய. 5. To grow weak and wanting in luxuriance or fruitfulness--as trees, rice, &c., to fade--as a color, வளங்குறைய. 6. To fail before a foe or rival, to yield to superior force, தோற்க. ஒருத்தனுக்கொருத்தனிளையான். One is not inferior to the other, one will not yield to the other (they will fight till they die, except they to parted). இளைத்தோய, inf. To be exhausted from over-exertion. இளைப்பு, v. noun. Weariness, fatigue, exhaustion, faintness, மெலிவு. இளைப்பறுதி, s. Recruiting, recovery from fatigue. இளைப்பாயிருக்க, inf. To be wearied. இளைப்பாற, inf. To rest, take rest, repose, இளைப்புத்தணிய. இளைப்பாறுமண்டபம், s. A room for rest or repose--1. For idols after a procession, before they are set in the usual place. 2. For kings, or other distinguished personages after journey. to wash their feet, &c. before entering their house, வசந்தமண்டபம். இளைப்பாற்ற, inf. To refresh, cause to rest, show civilities, &c. to travellers or weary persons, இளைப்பொழிக்க. வழியிளைப்பாற்ற, inf. To entertain and refresh travellers, offering them a seat, water to wash their feet, fanning them, &c. மன்றலந்தென்றல்வீசி வழியிளைப்பாற்றினாளே. She (the Ganges) refreshed them by causing the fragrant south wind to blow. (பாரதம்.) இளைப்பாற்றி, s. Rest, resting, repose, cessation, இளைப்புத்தணிகை. இளைப்புற, inf. To be fatigued, to grow weary. 10)

cangkāram (p. 156) s. [sometimes சம்மாரம்.] Destruction, annihilation, dissolution in general, அழிக்கை. 2. The periodical destruction of the universe, in the reduction of all things to their primitive Maya--as one of the five கிருத்தியம், உலகசங்காரம். (c.) 3. The constant dissolution of all animate existences, as one of the five கிருத்தியம் or divine operations, இளைப்பாற்றஅழித்தல். 4. Restriction, restraint, suppression--as of the passions and appetites, கடிதல். W. p. 878. SAMHARA. 5. [in astrom.] The process of reduction, &c., (உள்ளமு.) ( See சரசங்காரம்.) (Sa. Samskara, completing or finishing.) சங்காரகாலம், s. A time of dissolution. சங்காரதூதன், s. [in Christian usage.] The destroying angel. சங்காரம்பண்ண, inf. To destroy, reduce things to their primitive Maya--as at the termination of the great yuga, or in the dissolution of individual creatures. சங்காரன், s. A destroyer. சர்வசங்காரநாள், s. Doomsday, the day of final and universal destruction, and judgment. சங்கரிக்க, inf. To destroy, exterminate, annihilate, அழிக்க. 2. To destroy the world, at the universal deluge, by resolving one element into another, and reducing all things to their primitive state. சங்கரிப்பு, v. noun. Destruction, annihilation, &c. நிருமூலமாக்குகை. 2. Involution of elements one into the other, and their ultimate reduction to Maya, at the termination of the world, சங்காரம். சங்காரகாலத்துப்பு, s. As அமரியுப்பு, which see. 2)

muci (p. 356) கிறேன், க்கிறேன், ந்தேன், த்தேன், ப்பேன், வேன், முசிய, முசிக்க, v. n. To faint; to become dejected. இளைக்க. 2. To grow thin, to become weak, மெலிய; [from Sa. Muc'ha.] முசிப்பு, v. noun. Languor, debility, மெலிவு. (சது.) 2. The waist, as நுசுப்பு. முசிப்பாற, inf. To rest, to revive, to take comfort. முசிப்பாற்ற, inf. To comfort, console. முசிப்பாற்றி, s. Rest, refreshment, comfort, as இளைப்பாற்றி. 69)

virāmam (p. 397) s. Rest, recreation, reprieve, இளைப்பாற்றி. 2. A mute consonant, ஒற்றெ ழுத்து. (சது.) 23)