kumpakaṉṉaṉ (p. 123) --கும்பகர்ணன், s. The gigantic brother of Rávan'a, whose ears were like a jar. He is said to have performed austerities to obtain immortality, நித்தியத்துவம்; but, under the evil influence of the supernals, who dreaded his power, he was made to falter in his words and to say, நித்திராத்துவம் (sleepiness), and he was thenceforward given up to sleep. Wils. p. 231. KUMBHAKARN'A. கும்பகர்ணப்படலஞ்சேவிக்கிறான். He sleeps long and soundly; lit. he serves in the department of Kumbhakarn'a. 25) *

kumpakam (p. 123) s. Stopping the breath by shutting the mouth and closing both nostrils with the fingers of the right hand, சுவாசபந்தனம். As a religious exercise among ascetics, it is the power of suspending respiration, thereby securing the attention, as the Hindu metaphysicians think, to the contemplation of divine and super-human things. Wils. p. 231. KUMBHAKA. 2. A native arsenic, தொட்டிப்பா ஷாணம். 3. Another kind of arsenic, சா லாங்கபாஷாணம். 24) *

kumpakāmpōti (p. 123) s. A tune or class of tunes, a species of காம்போதி--one of th thirty-five. 26) *

kumpakōṇam (p. 123) s. The town of Combaconum, கும்பகோணம். 2. [fig. vul.] Fraud, humbug, wiles, trick, மோசம். 27)