mey, A euphimistic name, said to be
given to the body on account of its instability.
m„l, Superficial
part of the body.
m„ni, Superficial
part of the body, with special reference to complexion.
yƒkkai,
That which is built up of seven constituent elements.
vadivu-vadivam, Shape of the body. padivu-vadivu.
Names of corpse and carcass:
udakku, Hollow carcass.
šavam,
Human body from which life has just departed.
pi-am, Decomposed dead body.
al_an-al_anam, Extremely putrefied corpse.
The different modes of oral expression:
ašai,
to speak with accentuation.
aŠai,
to speak forcibly.
is!ai, to intonate.
iyambu, to utter to the accompaniment of
music.
urai, to interpret, comment.
u˜aru,
to babble, to answer irrelevently.
on, to say that ----
†du,
to whisper.
kattu,
to shout, cry out.
karai, to invite.
kal_aru, to admonish.
ki˜a, to state
precisely.
ki˜attu, to
give a geneological account.
kuyil_, kuyiŠŠu,
to talk in a sweet tone.
kul_aŠu, to
fail, as the tongue.
k‡Šu, to make
an analytic statement.
šƒŠŠu,
to proclaim.
šeppu, to
answer a question.
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