Manitakanam, Maṉitakaṇam, Manita-kanam: 1 definition

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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil Lexicon

Maṉitakaṇam (மனிதகணம்) [maṉita-kaṇam] noun < idem. +.

1. See மனுகுலம் [manugulam],

1. 2. The nine nakṣatras, rōkiṇi, paraṇi, tiruvātirai, pūrattirayam, uttarattirayam, distinct from tēva-kaṇam and irāṭcata-kaṇam; ரோகிணி, பரணி, திருவாதிரை, பூரத்திரயம், உத்தரத்திரயம் ஆகிய ஒன்பது நட்சத் திரங்கள். [rogini, parani, thiruvathirai, purathirayam, utharathirayam agiya onpathu nadsath thirangal.] (விதானமாலை கடிமண. [vithanamalai kadimana.] 7, உரை. [urai.])

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