Centi, Centī, Cēnti: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconCenti (செந்தி) noun See செந்தில். [senthil.] (கந்தபு. முதனா. [kanthapu. muthana.] 6.)
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Centī (செந்தீ) [cen-tī] noun < idem. +. [Malayalam: centī.] Blazing fire; கொழுந்துவிட்டெரியுந் தீ. ஊரு ளெழுந்த வுருகெழு செந்தீக்கு [kozhunthuvitteriyun thi. uru lezhuntha vurugezhu senthikku] (நாலடியார் [naladiyar], 90).
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Cēnti (சேந்தி) noun < Urdu sēndī < śuṇḍā. [Telugu:. śēndi.] Toddy; கள். சேந்திக்கடை. [kal. senthikkadai.] (W. G.)
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Cēnti (சேந்தி) noun
1. Granary; களஞ்சியம். [kalanchiyam.] Madura usage
2. Loft; பரண். [paran.] Local usage
3. Thin reapers running across the joists on which planks are laid; துலாக்கட்டையின்மீது பலகைகளைச் சேர்க்கும் பொழுது இடைவெளி தெரியாமலிடும் பலகை. [thulakkattaiyinmithu palagaigalais serkkum pozhuthu idaiveli theriyamalidum palagai.] Nāñ.
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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Partial matches: Ti, Cen, Thi, Chen, Di, Sen, Dhi.
Starts with (+3): Cen-tivalarppor, Centika, Centikakkoti, Centikkarappan, Centil, Centilakam, Centim, Centinai, Centinode, Centipeda minima, Centipede, Centipede tongavine, Centiram, Centirancam, Centiravar, Centirikkam, Centirukkai, Centirukkam, Centirukku, Centiruvu.
Full-text: Centikkarappan, Cen-tivalarppor, Kantul, Centivannan, Itipatu, Civai, Nontu, Mattu.
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