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(7) Deviation
| ulavu, ulƒvu,
v.i., To move about, take a stroll or ramble; To go round a city through
the main streets in procession; to surround, encircle, as a garment.
ulamvƒ, v.i. To whirl.
ulagu, ulagam, n. The world, any world, lit. that which revolves
uru˜,
v.i. To roll, uru˜ai; n.roller
ulal, v.i. To revolve, u‰alai,
n. Cylindrical beam of wood, in an oil or sugarcane press, by the
revolution of which the oil or juice is pressed.
uŠai-iŠai,
n.bend.
iŠainju, v.t. To make obeisance.
iŠƒ, n. Prawn, shrimp.
iŠƒl, n. Honeycomb.
iŠavu, n. Mountain slope, iŠappu,
n. Eaves. |
(8) Boring
| u˜,
n. Inside; part. In.
u˜i, n. Chisel.
u˜ar, v.t. 1. To adjust feathers with
the beak, as birds.
2. To
spread out and draw fingers through; as in drying wet hair.
u˜u, v.t. To plough.
udu, uduvai, n. Ditch or moat around a fort.
udai,
v.t. To break open. |
(9) Penetration
| u˜u,
v.i. to be bored through by wood-worm, as rotten wood.
uruvu,
v.t. To penetrate, pass through.
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The
frontal demonstrative ‡, which generally
assumes the form ul, as a root, combines with all the six initial consonants,
and produces six secondary roots, viz., kul, šul,
tul, nul, pul and mul,
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