Kiccu-kiccutampalam, Kiccukkiccuttampalam, Kiccu-kiccu-tampalam, Kiccukiccu-tampalam, Kīccukkīccuttampalam, Kīccukkīccuttāmpāḷam: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconKiccukkiccuttampalam (கிச்சுக்கிச்சுத்தம்பலம்) [kiccu-kiccu-tampalam] noun < கிச்சுக்கிச்சு [kichukkichu] onom. +. A child’s play. See கீச்சுகீச்சுத்தாம்பாளம். [kichugichuthambalam.]
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Kīccukkīccuttampalam (கீச்சுக்கீச்சுத்தம்பலம்) [kīccu-kīccu-tampalam] noun < கீச்சு¹ [kichu¹] +. See கீச்சுக்கீச்சுத்தாம்பாளம். [kichukkichuthambalam.] Colloq.
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Kīccukkīccuttāmpāḷam (கீச்சுக்கீச்சுத்தாம்பாளம்) [kīccu-kīccu-tāmpāḷam] noun < idem. +. Child's game of finding out a small stick hidden in a ridge of sand; child’s play in which the calyx leaves of the banana are split and the string-like pieces are pulled against one another when a sound is produced delightful to children; குழந்தைகளாடும் ஒருவகைவிளையாட்டு. [kuzhanthaigaladum oruvagaivilaiyattu.] Colloq.
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: Tampalam, Kiccu.
Full-text: Tayccittampalam, Kiccan-kiccantanpullan, Pullankuccu.
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