akōram (p. 3) s. Fierceness, severity, fervency, formidableness, கொடுமை. (c.) 2. One of the five faces of Siva-that to the south, சிவன் ஐம்முகத்தொன்று. (p.) அகோரதபசி விபரீதசோரன், one who performs severe penance is a great rogue. 29) *

akōrāttiram (p. 3) s. [ex அஹந், day et ராத்திரி, night.] Day and night, பகலுமிரவும். 30)

akōrai (p. 3) s. An astrological division of the day into sections of one hour, or two and a half nalikies each, in which the seven planets reign successively, succeeding each other once in every cycle of seven hours. The order of succession is as follows, Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Saturn, Jupiter and Mars. From this it follows as a matter of course, that the planet which gives name to the day commences its reign at sun-rise, ஓரையினுட்பிரிவு. 31)

cakōram (p. 154) --சகோரப்புள், s. The bartavelle or Greek partridge, Perdix rufa; said to feed on the moon's beams, நிலாமுகிப்புள். W. p. 312. CHAKORA. 2. The ruddy or Bhramany goose. Anascasarca. சக்கரவாகப்புள். (சது.) 3. (Rott.) The செம் போத்து bird. 19)