tttḷi (p. 223) க்கிறேன், த்தேன், ப்பேன், க்க, v. n. To struggle for life or breath, as one drowning; to be in consternation or trepidation; to be in a dilemma, at one's wit's end; to be greatly agitated--as one exposed to fire, wild beasts, &c., திடுக்கிட. 2. To be in great straits, as persons in time of drought, famine, or of an epidemic, வருந்த. 3. To vacillate, hesitate, தடுமாற. (c.) தத்தளிப்பு, v. noun. Struggling for life, fluttering to escape, தியக்கம். 2. Trepidation, perturbation, agitation; great straits, தடுமாற்றம்.(c.) 38)

tiṭukkiṭ (p. 238) inf. To startle, to be startled, alarmed, frightened, அச்சத்தால்மனங்கலங்க. 2. To be shocked, to shudder, to start with fear or surprize, பயத்தாலுடல்கம்பிக்க. 3. To start in sleep or from any nervous or muscular affection, துணுக்கிட. திடுக்கிடப்பேச, inf. To speak so as to surprize, shock or alarm. திடுக்கிட்டெழும்ப, inf. To rise up startled, alarmed, &c. 6)

tiṭukkiṭu (p. 238) v. noun. [prov.] A start, shock, shudder, as திடுக்கம். 7)

tuṇṇiṭ (p. 247) inf. v. n. To start, be struck with fear, திடுக்கிட. 4)

pkkiṭ (p. 288) inf. To throb as the heart through fear, &c., திடுக்கிட. 2. To give way, to bilge, as a ship, to part, crack, split, வெடிக்க. 3. [also பக்குக்கட்ட.] To form a scab. 11)

ptṟu (p. 294) கிறேன், றினேன், வேன், பதற, v. n. To be flurried, confused, precipitate, பதை பதைக்க. 2. To be agitated by the sufferings of a near relative; to agonize, தவிக்க. 3. To be paralyzed by fear, திடுக்கிட. 4. To be impatient, eager, over-anxious, அங்கலாய்க்க. (c.) பதறாதகாரியம்சிதறாது. A thing done deliberately will not miscarry. பணத்தைக்கைபதறவிடான். He will not let the money go from his hand. பதறிப்போக, inf. To be agitated through fear and disabled in hand or foot. பதறிவிழ, inf. To be in great agitation. கால்கைபதற, inf. To be paralyzed in the limbs of hands. 2. To be in trepidation affecting the feet or hands. in view of some dangerous or wicked act. வாய்பதற, inf. To be impatient to speak. 2. To speak rashly or inconsiderately. பதற்றம், v. noun. [com. பதட்டம்.] Precipitation, being in trepidation. 5)