araš)u, n. protection, government, kingdom, king, royalty,           chiefness.
          uram (strength) - uravu (strength) - urav†n
          (strong man, chieftain, king)
          uravu - aravu - arašu - arašan (king),
          ‘v’ sometimes changes into ‘s’

          Cf. „vu - „šu, paravu - parašu, viravu -virašu.

     arava‹ai, v.t. to protect or support, as a king.
          arašu - araišu - araišan - araiyan -
          (K)rayan, (Te) rayalu, (Mah.) rƒv,

     Gk. archon, a ruler, one of the chief magistrates of Athens;
archos, a leader; arkho, to rule; arkia, government

     Gk. monarkh„sL. monarcha F. monarque E. monarch
(a sole ruler)
          E. arch. (pfx), chief.
          L. rector, rex, regis (a king); rect, rego (to rule).
          Gael. and Ir. righ (a king).
          F. roi, Eroy (a king).

     arattam, n. 1. Blood: 2. Red colour.
          AS. read, OE. read, E. red, ruddy, Sc. reed, Dan. and
          SW. rod, Ice.rauthr, raudr, D. rood, G. roth, Goth. rauds,
          W. rhudd, Ir. and Gael.raadh, Lith. rudas, L. rutilas, rufus,
          ruber. Gk. erythros.

     ara˜, v.i. To be horrified.
          n. horror.
          L. horror (f.orreo, to tremble with fear), E. horror.

     ariši, n. Rice
          Gk. oryza, L. oryza, It. riso, F. riz., ris, E. rice.

     aruvu, v.i. To spring out and flow, as a water course.
          Gk. rheo, rhue (to flow), rhes, rheama (tream), Sw.
          rhine (large open ditch), OE. ryne, rine (stream).

     alladu, conj. Either. or lit. ‘that which is not.’