š,,val, n. Stallion. še-švu-šval.

     š,,vu jack. F. jackass, (male ass)

     š†mbu, v.i. To be idle, lethargic.
     „     „L. somnus (sleep).

     „takkanam, n. South, lit, ‘low side’. f. takku, lowness; as
     „     „opposed to uttaram, North, lit. ‘high side’ from ‘u’ a
     „     demonstrative prefix signifying altitude. India, after the
     „     „submergence of the Kumari mountain range which was
     „     „situated at the southern extremity of Lemuria, and the
     „     „subsequent emergence of the Himalayas at its northern
     „     „extremity naturally became of higher level in the North
     „     „and lower level in the South. This situaton led to the
     „     cardinal points of North and South being named
     „     „uttaram and dakkanam, respectively, in India. Thus, the
     „     two names are relative terms like m„Šku, west or higher
     „     „side, and ki‰akku, east or lower side.
     „     „When a beliolater „turns to the sun in the morning, he
     „     „finds the south to his right and north to his left, and
     „     hence the word takka–am came to mean right side and
          also exterity which is generally a characteristic of the
          right hand.
          takkanam - Aryan. dak™i-a, dak™a, daks,
          Gk. dexios, L. dexter, Goth. taihswa, E.dexer (of the
          right-hand side), dexterity (right-handedness, manual or
          mental adroitness, skill).

     taccan, n. Carpenter.
          tai (to joiŒ-taiccu-taccu-taccan (a joiner, a carpenter).
          Gk. tekton.

     ta——u, n. Beat.
          E. tattoo (beat of drum recalling soldiers to quarters).

     tatta˜i, v.f. To struggle for life, as a drowning person, to
     be in great straits
          OE. toteren, E. totter.
          Allied words: titter, tottle, toddle.