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ABBREVIATIONS.
Rh.
Bom, Cath.
RS,
S.
Sah.
SahM,
Saner.
Sank. Ach.
Scr.
SG.
ShV,
sic
SidD,
Sil,
simpl,
sing,
SiPu.(SP,)
SiB,
SitVij.
SitVrtt.
Sk.
Soc,
So. Can,
So. & SoM,
. Som.
Som. Mah.
SSh.
Stuti
Such. Mah.
Superl.
superst.
Sv., Swarg.
Swarg Kaly.
Syr.
T,
t.
Talip.
Tantr.
Tatw.
Tdbh.
Te.
Tell.
temp.
Ti.
TP.
Bheede's hortusmalabaricus, 1689
Boman Catholic.
Bamayana Saokirtanam.
Sanscrit; South (region).
Sahadeva Vakyam.
Sahya Mahatmyam.
Sankranti Mahatmyam.
ShankaraAcharya'shistory(prose).
Scriptural (Bible).
Santana Gopalam (2 versions).
Shabari Vakyam. rgjg ^
= thus (so met with in Granthams
Siddhanta DTpika.
ShllSvati PSttu, [prefixes,
simple, i. e. Verb or Noun without
singular (number).
Shiva Puranam.
Shiva-ratri Mahatmyam.
Sita Vijayam.
Sita Yrttam.
Skandam Puranam.
Social (case).
South Canara.
South, South Malabar.
Somavara-Pattu.
Somavara Mahatmyam.
Shilatamra Shasanangal.
different Stutis of Gods,
ShuchTndra Mahatmyam.
Superlative.
superstition.
several Swargarohanam.
Swargarohana Kalyanam.
Syrian (tongue).
Tamil (tongue).
tense,
Taliparambu (district).
Tantra-san graham.
Tattwa-gnanam.
Tadbhavam.
Telugu (tongue).
Tellicherry (district).
temporal.
Tippu Katha.
Taoholi Pattu.
TB.
Tellicherry Records
(chiefly A. D. 1796-1799).
tr.
transitive.
Trav,
Travancore (country).
TrP,
Tiruwanantapura Panchangam,
Tu.
Tulu (tongue).
Turk.
Turkish (tongue).
UmV.
Umesana Yrttam,
UR.
Uttara Ramayanam,
V.
verb.
V. a.
active verb.
V. i.
intransitive verb.
V. int.
intensive verb.
V. iter.
iterative verb.
V. n.
neuter verb.
V. part.
Verbal participle.
V. t.
transitive verb.
V,
Verapoly dictionaries.
VI,
the 1st part, Mai. & Port.
V2.
the 2nd part, Port, & Mai,
VCh.
Veiragya Chandrodayam.
Ved,
the Yedic language.
Ved (t), D.
Yedanta Darsanam.
Vednt,
Yedanta treatise.
VetC, (VC.)
Yetala Charitam. iers).
VeT.
Vedayuddham (a poem about hunt-
YilvP,
Vilva Puranam.
VivR.
Yivada Ratnakaram.
VN.
Verbal Noun.
Voc.
Vocative (case).
vu.
vulgar.
VyM,
Yyavahara Mala,
VyP.
Vyakarana Pravesam.
W.
Wilson's Vocabulary of Indian
terms; West (region).
Wett.
Wettattu-nadu.
Winsl.
Winslow. Tam.-Engl. Diet. (1862),
5.
the five Dravidian languages: Ta¬
mil, Telugu, Canarese, Tulu and
Malayalam,
4.
four of id, (with the exception
of the one given).
\r
Root.
1-
repetition of the preceding word.
Numbers after words refer to the pages of the
Dictionary
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