nekiẕu (p. 279) --நெகிழ், கிறது, நெகிழ்ந்தது, நெகிழும், நெகிழ. v. n. [also ஞெகிழ்.] To become loose, as a garment or bracelet, or as the earth by rain; also to grow lean and weak, தளர. 2. To slip off, as a garment, நழுவ. 3. To flow out, as tears from the eyes, or milk from the breast, பொசிய. 4. (சது.) To expand, to blossom, மலர. 5. To become liquified, to melt, உருக. 6. To relent, as the heart in pity, இளக. 7. To give way, to yield--as to the axe in cutting, or the hammer, in beating, அழுந்த. 4. To be forsaken, கைவிடப்பட. 9. To be reduced to powder, பொடியாக. 1. v. a. To forsake, விட்டுநீங்க. (c.) வஸ்திரம்நெகிழ்ந்தது. The garment has slipped down. நூன்முகம், s. Preface, introduction, முகவுரை. (சது.) 2. A literary or scientific work, as நூல். நூன்முகங்களிலேபழகினவன். One well learned in literary works. அதுநூன்முகத்திலேஅறியவேண்டும். It is to be known by reference to the book itself. நூன்முடிபு--நூன்முடிவு, v. noun. The object of a work, நூலினதுபொருணோக்கம். 16)

pẕkāṭi (p. 302) s. [prov.] A person initiated, trained, habituated, பழகினவன்; [ex பழகு.] 66)

pẕku (p. 302) கிறேன், பழகினேன், வேன், பழக, v. n. To practise, to become initiated, to be used to, to be habituated; to be trained--as the voice in singing or speaking; the hand in working; the feet in walking, பயில. 2. To become acquainted with men or things, to be familiar with, உறவுசெய் ய. 3. To become fitted, tempered, seasoned, as a utensil, tool, or garment, பதப்பட. 4. To become broken or trained, as a beast, a bird, &c.; to be domesticated, சாதுவாக. 5. To be suited to one--as a house, the climate, a servant, இணக்கமாக. 6. To be customary, common, familiar, ஊடாட. (c.) பாம்பொடுபழகேல். Play not with a snake. பழகாதபழக்கம். Bad, improper or indecent habits. பழகினமாடு. A trained ox inured to labor. பழகினமுகம், A well known face. பழகினவன், A familiar friend. 2. One accustomed to many things. பழகினகத்தி. A knife improved by use. பழகினசட்டி A seasoned, or used cooking pot. பழகப்பழகப்பாலும்புளிக்கும். Even milk may seem sour by constant use. [Pro.] பழகிக்கொள்ள, inf. To learn by use, to habituate one's self to, &c. 2. A village suited to one's constitution, a place where one is acquainted. 67)