kukaimēṉātttī (p. 114) s. A drug which dissolves gold, சுவர்னபேதி. 13)

kaimṭippu (p. 142) v. noun. Cheat, trickish dealing. 8)

kaimṭṭu (p. 142) --கைமட்டம், s. Guess, conjecture, estimate of a thing--as felt in the dark or by a blind person, உத்தேசம். 2. Guidance by the hand--as in working, writing, and without line or rule, கையளவு. 3. Smoothness, levelness to the full--commonly, கைக்குமட்டம். 9)

kaimṇi (p. 142) s. A hand-bell of the officiating brahman in a temple or otherwise. 10)

kaimṇṭai (p. 142) s. [prov.] The hand hollowed and closed to receive water to drink. 11)

kaimykku (p. 142) s. Fascinating one of the other sex by love potions and magic. 12)

kaimrm (p. 142) s. Rafters in building. 13)

kaimruntu (p. 142) s. Medicines prepared and kept on hand. 2. An emollient, a palliative, &c., prepared from one's own experience. 14)

kaimṟti (p. 142) s. Forgetfulness of the hand. 15)

kaimṟikk (p. 142) inf. To check and turn back one, who is approaching, by presenting the back of the hand raised, நடுக்க. 16)

kaimṟukk (p. 142) inf. To deny; to refuse to give, கெடாதுவிட. 17)

kaimṟai (p. 142) v. noun. [prov.] Ploughing immediately after sowing, in order to bury the seed, மேலுழவு. 18)

kaimāym (p. 142) s. Dexterous stealing, being light fingered. 19)

kaimāṟ (p. 142) inf. To change the hands in work or otherwise. 2. To transfer cattle by private sale. 3. To exchange commodities, &c. 4. To change sides, to go to the other party. 20)

kaimāṟu (p. 142) s. Recompense, making return for favors. 21)