uti (p. 60) க்கிறது, த்தது, க்கும், க்க, v. n. To rise--as the sun, moon, &c., உதயமாக. 2. To be born--as a good or great personage, to be born, (spoken auspiciously, sometimes of common persons) பிறக்க. 3. To become incarnate--as a deity, to assume a form, அவதரிக்க. 4. To spring, arise, come into existence, grow out of, (தீ. 55.) to originate, become formed or developed, to have origin--as a book, science, &c., to arise--as primitive elements one out of another; to become evolved--as the world, &c., தோன்ற. 5. To commence--as a new period of time whether age, year, a month or otherwise, காலந்தொடங்க. 6. To swell, increase in size, பருக்க. நானுடனேயங்கேவந்துதிப்பேன். I will be in your company immediately. உலகமுதித்துதித்தொடுங்கும். The worlds appear and disappear again and again, (emanating from and being resolved into their primitive elements). கிணற்றிலேதண்ணீருதித்தது. The water has sprung up in the (new) well--an auspicious word. மனதிலுதித்தநினைவு. The thoughts that arose in the mind. 14) *

karam (p. 96) s. The hand, the arm, கை. 2. An elephant's trunk, துதிக்கை. 3. Poison, நஞ்சு. Wils. p. 283. KARA. 4. Import, toll, poll-tax, &c., குடியிறை. 5. A ray of light, கிரணம். Wils. p. 191. KARA. 6. An ass, கழுதை. Wils. p. 271. KHARA. 7. An expletive used with the short letters of the alphabet, எழுத்தின்சாரியை. 8. A causative particle affixed to some nouns of Sanscrit origin--as பயங்கரம். 9. A cubit, முழம். 1. [prov.] A heap or pile of olas pressed down, ஓலைக்கொத்தின்றிரள் (p.) கரகவசம், s. A gauntlet. கரசரணாதிகள், s. Hands, feet, and the other limbs. கரசாகை, s. A finger, கைவிரல்; [ex சாகா, branch.] Wils. p. 193. KARASHAKHA. கரசீகரம், s. Water spouted from an elephant's trunk, துதிக்கையுமிழ்நீர்; [ex சீகரம், drizzling rain.] Wils. p. 193. KARASHEEKARA. கரதலம், s. The hands, the palm of the hand. Wils. p. 192. KARATALA. கரநியாசம், s. Mental assignment of the hand, &c., to a tutelary divinity, as practised by the workshippers of Siva and Vishnu, by touching the joints of the fingers, with the thumb while repeating incantations in the daily worship. கரபரிசம், s. Touch of the hand, கையினாற்றொடுகை. கரபாத்திரம், s. Receiving food in charity in the hollow of the hands joined together which are used instead of a vessel, as practised by some ascetics, கையாகியபாத்திரம். Wils. p. 192. KARAPATRA.. கரபாத்திரமெடுக்க, inf. To beg alms receiving them with joined hands. கரப்பொறி, s. A kind of trap used to catch monkeys, &c., ஓர்பொறி. கரமுகன், s. Ganesa, விநாயகன். கரலட்சணம், s. The mode of using the hands in dancing which are of twenty-three kinds, viz.: 1. பதாகை, stretching all the five fingers keeping them close and straight. 2. திரிபதாகை, bending the thumb and ring-finger and stretching the rest. 3. பிறை, keeping the other four fingers close together separately from the thumb. 4. சர்ப்பசிரம், keeping the palm of the hand curved. 5. சாளையம், bending the little finger and ring-finger and stretching the rest. 6. மான்றலை, keeping the middle three fing ers down and lifting the other two up. 7. பதுமகோசரம், keeping up the palm of the hand opened having the fingers bent. 8. சிலீமுகம், keeping the tip of the forefinger at the bottom of the thumb and the tips of each of the rest at the middle of the adjoining finger. 9. முட்டி, folding all the four fingers and keeping the thumb above the middle finger. 1. சிக ரம், folding all the other fingers and keeping the thumb stretched. 11. சூசி, stretching the pointing finger and keeping the thumb curved while the others are folded. 12. கபித்தம், keeping the tips of the thumb and fore-finger close together and the other folded. 13. கடகம், keeping the tips of the thumb and forefinger together, the middle finger bent and the rest stretched. 14. சந்தங்கிஷம், keeping the tips of the thumb and pointing finger together, stretching the rest. 15. அஞ்சவாய், keeping the ringfinger and little finger separately stretched up and keeping the tips of the rest together. 16. முகிழ், keeping the tips of all the fingers together. 17. திரிலிங்கம், keeping the tips of the thumb and pointing finger together, the rest curved and the wrist a little bent. 18. மிருகசிரம், stretching up the pointing finger and the little finger and keeping the rest close together. 19. சிங்கநகம், keeping up the palm of the hand having the fingers almost folded. 2. கூர்மம், stretching up the middle finger while the others are bent down. 21. பூரணம், stretching all the five fingers straight not being close together. 22. மென்னிலை, bending the thumb and stretching up the rest. 23. முன்னதம், separating the fore-finger from the rest. கரவாளம், s. A sword, கைவாள். கராசலம், s. An elephant--as having a mountain (its body) connected with its trunk, யானை. கராசனம், s. A tiger, as resting on its paws, புலி. 83)

cangkīraṇam (p. 156) s. Miscellaneousness, promiscuousness, mixture, compound, கலப்பு. W. p. 88. SANKEERN'A. 2. [in gram.] Euphonic combination or coalescence of words of Sanscrit origin--as சங்கீர்தம். (தொன்.) 3. [in rhetoric.] The blending of several figures, ஓரலங்காரம். (தண்டி.) 21) *

cangkīrtam (p. 156) s. Combination, amalgamation, copulation, புணர்ச்சி. 2. [in gram.] Euphonic coalescence of words of Sanscrit origin--as ஞான and அமிர்தம்=ஞானாமிர்தம், &c., (தொன்.) (See சந்தி.) In சது. சங்கீரதம். 22) *