ayuktam (p. 22) --அயுத்தம், s. [priv. அ.] Unfitness, incongruity, a term in Rhetoric in which an effect is ascribed to a contrary cause, ஓரலங்காரம். (p.) Wils. p. 65. AYUKTA. 30) *

kirētāyukm (p. 111) s. [prop. கிருதயுகம்.] The first of the four yugas of the world. 19)

yukantaram (p. 370) s. One of the fifty-six countries. See தேசம். 2. See under யுகம். 98)

yukntrm (p. 370) s. The pole or shaft of a coach, plough, &c., which supports the yoke, ஏர்க்கால்; [ex தரம், holding.] (Sa. Yugand'hara.] 113)

yukpētm (p. 370) s. The difference of one age from another. 2. Any strange or anomalous occurrence supposed to result from the vices of the age.

yukm (p. 370) s. The earth, as உகம். (சது.) 99) *

yukam (p. 370) s. An age of the world as உகம்; any one of the four yugas, in which sense it seems to be a primitive word, found in most of the ancient languages--in Heb. Olim; in Gr. Aion; in Lat. &AE;vum--like. *யாவச்சீவம், s. All that belongs to this life, சீவனுக்குரியசகலமும். [ex Sa. Yavat, as long as, et சீவம்.] 2. [fig] All things, and secrets. W. p. 685. YAVAJJEEVA. அவனுடையயாவச்சீவமும்அறிந்திருக்கிறேன்......I know all about him. 100)