Etam, Ētam: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconĒtam (ஏதம்) noun cf. khēda or chēda.
1. Suffering, affliction, distress; துன்பம். (திவா.) [thunpam. (thiva.)]
2. Fault, defect, blemish; குற்றம். (திவா.) [kurram. (thiva.)]
3. Calamity, ruin; கேடு. அரவும் உருமும் புலியும் யா னையு மிவற்றது ஏதமுடைத்து [kedu. aravum urumum puliyum ya naiyu mivarrathu ethamudaithu] (இறையனாரகப் பொருள் [iraiyanaragap porul] 18, உரை [urai]).
Tamil is an ancient language of India from the Dravidian family spoken by roughly 250 million people mainly in southern India and Sri Lanka.
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Starts with: Etam Mama Sutta, Etama, Etamada, Etamanane.
Ends with (+110): Accuvametam, Acetam, Acuvametam, Aintamvetam, Alakapetam, Alakavetam, Alametam, Alukiccetam, Anatappiretam, Apetam, Apippirayapetam, Arimetam, Arttapetam, Arttavetam, Atikkarpetam, Avantarapetam, Camayapetam, Canketam, Catipetam, Cattiyavetam.
Full-text: Yathaitam, Prashnati, Amaradevi Panha, Visarjayati, Videhiputta, Kudda, Purvayoga, Puja, Shakya, Tattha, Ena, Adinava, Mara, Etu, Adhishthana, Dhatu.
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