Tantukkol, Taṇṭukkōl, Tantu-kol, Tāṇṭukōl: 1 definition

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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil Lexicon

Taṇṭukkōl (தண்டுக்கோல்) [taṇṭu-kōl] noun < idem. +.

1. Oar, paddle; படகுத்துடுப்பு. [padaguthuduppu.]

2. Iron-pointed pole for punting a boat; பதடுத்தள்ளுதற்குரிய சவள மரம். [pathaduthallutharkuriya savala maram.] (W.)

3. A palas twig held by a piramacāri; பிரமசாரிக்குரிய பலாசக் கோல். [piramasarikkuriya palasag kol.] Brāh.

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Tāṇṭukōl (தாண்டுகோல்) [tāṇṭu-kōl] noun < idem. +. The stick used for striking in the game of tipcat; கிட்டிப்புள்ளில் அடிக்குங்கோல். [kittippullil adikkungol.] Madras usage

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