ammu (p. 21) கிறேன், அம்மினேன், வேன், அம்ம, v. n. To dissemble on hearing a thing spoken of by seeming to know nothing of it, to act with reserve and duplicity wanting ingenuousness, மாரீசம் பண்ண. 2. கிறது, அம்மினது, ம், அம்ம. [prov. impr. for பம்பு.] To cover thickly as a mass of motionless clouds, overspreading the heavens, obscuring the rays of the sun, &c., மூட. 3. To feel the sensation of weight in the head, as the effect of cold, தலைகனக்க. அம்முக்கள்ளன், s. A cheat, a fraudulent fellow, one who is void of honest principles, one that is a rogue within. 33)

auviym (p. 84) s. Envy, பொறாமை. (p.) ஔவியநெஞ்சத்தானாக்கமுஞ்செவ்வியான்கேடுநினை க்கப்படும். The prosperity of the envious and adversity of the ingenuous will be pondered by the wise as things mysterious. ஔவியம்பேசேல். Don't speak enviously. (ஔவை.) ஔவிக்க, inf. To be envious, பொறாமையடைய. (p.) ஔவித்தழுக்காறுடையானைச்செய்யவடெளவை யைக்காட்டிவிடும். Luckshmi envying (the prosperity) of the envious man will introduce her sister to him and take her own departure. 144)