uri (p. 64) கிறேன், ந்தேன், வேன், ய, v. a. To strip off clothes, one's own, or another's, to divest, களைய. 2. v. n. [impers.] To become stripped off--as clothes; to become peeled, scaled, barked, excoriated, flayed off--applicable to the skin, or bark of trees, &c., rather than to the body, கழல. உரிந்துகொள்ளுதல், v. noun. Plundering, stripping one. உரிந்துபோக, inf. To be flayed, stripped off. 13)

kḷai (p. 101) கிறேன், ந்தேன், வேன், ய, v. a. To strip or put off clothes, to reject clothes or jewels, &c., சீலைமுதலியகளைய. 2. (p.) To weed, pull up, extirpate, eradicate, களைபிடுங்க. 3. To exterminate, extirpate a family, foes, &c., to kill, destroy, கொல்ல. 4. To remove, expel, extrude, separate, reject, lop off; to shave the hair, the beard, &c., to pare the nails, &c., to cut or pull the hair, &c., to molt--as birds, அகற்ற. 5. [in arith.] To subtract, கணக்குக் கழிக்க. வன்சொற்களைந்து. Avoiding offensive speech-புடவைகளைய, inf. To cast off dirty or impure clothes. 2. To put off clothes --as ceremonially impure from catamenia. 3. To be subject to catamenia; i.e. not pregnant. களைதல்--களைவு, v. noun Extirpation, weeding, plucking, stripping off. 3)