akati (p. 1) s. [priv. அ et கதி.] A destitute person, வறியவன். 31)

akatti (p. 2) s. A class of leguminous trees, Coronilla grandiflora, L., including three species, the leaves of which are edible, ஓர்மரம். c. Wils. p. 5. AGASTY. சாழையகத்தி, s. A fruit tree. செவ்வகத்தி, s. A small tree with red flowers. சிற்றகத்தி, s. A small tree used for medicine. 2)

akattiyaṉ (p. 2) --அகஸ்தியன், s. A poet and sage celebrated in the Ramayanam, Skandam and other works of antiquity. He is regarded as the former of the Tamil language which he is said to have learned of Skanda the son of Siva. He is also the reputed author of several works, still extant, in whole or in part, in the Tamil language; such as, a Grammar, Materia Medica, a work on Astrology, Astronomy, and several essays on the unity of the divine being, as opposed to the popular system of polytheism, &c. He is regarded as the son of both Mythra and Varuna by Urvasi; is represented to be of very short stature, and to have been born in a water jar. He is famed for having compressed and swallowed the ocean, for the sake of the celestials. Other wonderful stories are also told of him, and received with undoubted credence. He is considered as the regent of the star Canopus, குறுமுனி. Wils. p. 5. AGASTYA. அகத்தியர்குழம்பு, s. A famous compound cathartic. See குழம்பு. 6)

akattiyam (p. 2) s. A grammar or அ கத்தியன், of which little remains, ஓர்நூல். 2. (Improperly,) needfulness, indispensableness, அவசியம். 5) *

akkatai (p. 3) -அட்சதை, s. Whole rice used in some ceremonies to secure an auspicious result, மங்கலவரிசி. Wils. p. 3. AKSHATA. (p.) 38)

angkataṉ (p. 5) s. The name of a celebrated monkey, one of the heroes of the Ramayana, the son of Bali, வாலிமைந்தன். (c.) Wils. p. 1. ANGATHA. 13)

angkatam (p. 5) s. Epaulet, a bracelet formerly worn over the shoulders, தோளணி. Wils. p. 1. ANGATHA. 2. A snake, பாம்பு. 3. Abuse, contemptuous language, sarcasm or offensive allusion வசைச்சொல். 4. Falsehood, பொய் 5. Elephant's food, யா னையுணவு. (p.) 12) *

acangkatam (p. 5) s. [vul.] Dis-respect, dis-esteem, contempt, இகழ்ச்சி. 2. Falsehood, பொய். 3. Irregularity, ஒழுங்கின்மை. 55) *

atōkati (p. 12) s. Downward course or tendency, descent, இறங்குகை 2. Valley, low ground, பள்ளம். 3. Hell. நரகம்; ex அதஸ், below, et. கதி, going. Wils. p. 24. AD'HOGATI. 14) *

aṉākatam (p. 33) s. [priv. அந், et ஆகத, beaten.] One of the six ஆதாரம் or mystical chakras, situated in the heart, ஆறாதாரத் தொன்று. Wils. p. 29. ANAHATA. (p.) 89) *

appiyākataṉ (p. 18) s. Visitor, guest, அதிதி. Wils. p. 58. AB'HYAGATA. 23) *

āṉakatuntupi (p. 44) s. Vasudevan the father of Kristna, வசுதேவன். 2. [as ஆன கம். 1.] A large drum with one head. Wils. p. 112. ANAKADUNDUB'HI. 3)

ārukatam (p. 41) --ஆர்கதம், s. The religion of the Jainas, சமண்சமயம். Wils. p. 12. ARHATA. ஆருகதர், s. The Jainas, சமணர். Wils. p. 12. ARHATA. 35)

irākkatam (p. 50) s. One of the eight kinds of marriage--that in which the bride is seized by violence. See மணம். Wils. p. 699. RAKSHASAM. (p.) 9) *

irākkatar (p. 50) --இராட்சதர், s. One of the two classes of foes to the Devas or genii, sometimes improperly called giants. They appear to be of various descriptions, being either powerful Titans in a preternatural form--as Ravana and others--or mischievous and cruel goblins, demons, vampires or fiends, haunting cemeteries, devouring human beings, &c., அரக்கர். Wils. p. 699.RAKSHASA. இராக்கதகணம், s. A set of demons --as Rakshasas one of the eighteen classes. இராக்கதமணம், s. See மணம். இராக்கதி, s. A female fiend. இராக்ஷதகிர்த்தியம், s. Valiant exploits, gigantic feats. இராட்சதப்பிறப்பு, s. The progeny, or race of demons. இராக்ஷதமாயை, s. The illusions or charms of demons. 10) *