acuvati (p. 6) s. [vul., prop. அச்சுவினி.] The first constellation, or lunar asterism, of the Hindus; which, besides indicating both the horns in the ram's head, and by two stars the base of the greater triangle of the head, comprehends one in the left foot of Andromeda. It is depicted in the form of a horse's head, முதனாள். 45)

accuvattam (p. 7) s. A species of Banyan, the holy fig tree, அரசமரம், Ficus religiosa, L. (p.) 27) *

ārakkuvatam (p. 40) --ஆர்க்குவதம், s. A tree, கொன்றைமரம், Cassia fistula, L. Wils. p. 118. ARAGVAD'HA. and p. 119. ARGVAD'HA. (p.) 20) *

uvati (p. 66) s. A young woman, one from sixteen to thirty, தருணி. (Sans. வதி.) See உவா. Wils. p. 687. UVATI in UVAN. (p.) 70) *

uvatai (p. 66) s. A mountain torrent, மலையின்வீழாறு. (p.) 71) *

caracuvati (p. 166) s. Sarasvati, wife of Brahma, the goddess of speech, eloquence, music and literature, generally கலைமகள். --She is fancied to reside on the tongue of Brahma, also on those of poets and orators. (c.) 2. The name of a river, சரசுவதியாறு. 3. (fig) An amiable, excellent woman, குணவதி. W. p. 97. SARASVATI. (p.) சரசுவதிகூடம், s. A repository of books on all kinds of learning--the archives of the Indian Minerva at Tanjore. சரசுவதிபீடம், s. The Parnassus of the Hindus, where science is said to have been acquired intuitively; a term used in praise of a learned man, or in ridicule. (c.) சரசுவதிபூசை, s. The worship of Sarasvati, on the last day of Navaratri, (நவராத்திரி,) or nine night's worship, together with Durga and Lukshmi. On this occasion school-boys and others pile up their books, styles, &c., fold their arms and worship them as an image of the goddesses. (c.) சரசுவதிவாக்கு, s. [prov.] The influence of Sarasvati--regarded as supernatural, endowing a person with gifts for acquiring knowledge, composing poetry, &c., intuitively. (c.) சரசுவதிமாலை, s. The name of a work on astrology, ஓர்பிரபந்தம். சரசுவதியாறு, s. As சரசுவதி, 2. சரசுவதிநெய், s. [prov.] Medicinal ghee for improving the memory, voice, &c., and strengthening the mind for study, &c., (Limited.) 37)

caruvatāri (p. 168) s. The twenty-second year of the Hindu cycle, ஓர்வருஷம். W. p. 99. SARVVAD'HAREE. 12)

cācuvatam (p. 174) s. Perpetuity, eternity, endless duration, அழியாமை. W. p. 84. S'AS'VATA. (c.) 2. Certainty, ascertainment, நிச்சயம். 3. Immobility, steadfastness, அசையாநிலை. (சது.) 4. Eternal bliss, beatitude, liberation from births, மோட்சம். இந்தவாழ்வு ஒருவருக்குஞ் சாசுவதமாகாது. This prosperity will not always continue. 58)

cuvētācuvataram (p. 198) --சுவேதாச்சுவ தரம், s. One of the thirty-two Upanishads, உபநிடதத்தொன்று. 45)

paruvatam (p. 300) --பர்வதம், s. A hill, a mountain, மலை, sometimes improperly, பறுவ தம். W. p. 517. PARVVATA. பருவதவர்த்தனி, s. Parvati, as brought up on a mountain, உமையவள். பருவதவாசி, s. One who resides on mountains, a mountaineer. 7) *