tōppṉ (p. 264) s. [prop. தகப்பன், which see.] A father. (Used by brahmans.) 31)

tōppṟā (p. 264) s. (Hind.) A leather bag used in feeding horses. 2. A leather bucket for drawing water. (c.) 30)

tōppāṭi (p. 264) --தோய்ப்பாடி, s. [mas. and fem.] A wicked person. (R.) (some times தோற்பாடி.) 32)

tōppu (p. 264) s. [a change of தொகுப்பு.] A grove, commonly of tall trees, சோலை. (c.) தோப்பாண்டி, s. A devotee of Siva who waters the groves around the temple. தோப்பாள், s. A Vaishnuva devotee who attends to groves./ 2. As தோப் பாண்டி; [ex ஆள்.] தோப்புண்டாக்க, inf. To plant a gorve. 33)

tōppukkṇṭm (p. 264) s. A mode of punishment in schools, in which the boy taking hold of his ears transversely, squats down and rises again a number of times, ஓர்தண்டனை. 2. A mode of self imposed penance, as a tribute to Ganesa for subduing கசமுகன், an Asura, ஓர்வணக்கம். தோப்புக்கண்டம்போட, inf. To punish one's self by taking hold of each ear by the opposite hand, and then sitting down and rising. 34)

tōppai (p. 264) s. Any thing which is flabby, as தோப்பைமுலை, hanging breasts of a woman. See தோற்பை. விரல்தோப்பையாய்க்கழன்றுபோயிற்று. The skin of the finger is sloughed off. 35) *