kaiyāṭ (p. 142) inf. To usurp or purloin property, to take unjustly; to inveigle, பறிக்க. 2. To take or use in hand, to handle, to finger, to make use of, கையாள. 3. To occupy, to use a house, a room, &c., ஆள. 4. To have or keep a concubine, &c., பெண்டாள. 5. To pilfer, to steal, களவாட. 6. To seduce a woman, கற்பழிக்க. 56)

kaiyāṭci (p. 142) v. noun. Constant and familiar use; that which is handled, fingered, occupied. 2. What is in one's power. 3. That which is proved good by experience. 57)

kaiyāṭciyāṉkāṇi (p. 142) Land under one's control. 2. Land whose crops never fall. 58)

kaiyāṭciyāṉmruntu (p. 142) s. An approved medicine. 59)

kaiyāṇi (p. 142) s. [local.] A kind of nail or pin used in building. 60)

kaiyāṇikẕl (p. 142) inf. to be debilitated, enervated, weakened, பலட்சயமாக. கையாலானமட்டும். As far as in my power; lit. in my hand. 61)

kaiyāṟ (p. 142) inf. To rest from manual labor for a short time. 64)

kaiyāṟu (p. 142) s. A course of good conduct, according tp prescribed rules. 2. The actions or events of one's life. 3. (சது.) Distress, affliction, suffering. 65)

kaiyāṟṟ (p. 142) inf. To relieve or aid another, by working one's self. 66)

kaiyāṟṟi (p. 142) v. noun. Relieving or aiding in manual labor. 2. Cessantion from labor. 67)

kaiyāḷ (p. 142) inf. [commonly. கையாட.] To use, occupy, handle. 62)

kaiyāḷ (p. 142) s. A trusty servant, a waiter; an attendant, assistant. 63)

cengkaiyāṉ (p. 202) s. [prov.] A kind of herb, ஓர்பூடு. 59)