kaimuṭkkm (p. 142) --கைமுட்டு, v. noun. Inability to give, to afford or defray expenses, &c. 2. Straitness of circumstances, poverty. 3. Narrowness; want of room for the free use of the hand or arm. 25)

kaimuṭippu (p. 142) v. noun. Treasure in possession. 26)

kaimuṭṭi (p. 142) s. The clenched fist; any thing grasped in the fist; boxing with the fist. 27)

kaimunt (p. 142) inf. To begin before others, when the hand is to be used in eating, fighting, &c.; to anticipate. 2. To be pugnacious, to be disposed to fight. 3. To steal; to be in the habit of pilfering. 28)

kaimuṟai (p. 142) s. One's turn in play, &c. 2. Practice in the arts or in medicines and chemistry, &c. 30)

kaimuḷi (p. 142) s. The wrist bone. (Rott.) 29)