Tirappatu, Tirappaṭu, Tira-patu, Tiṟappaṭu, Tiṟappāṭu, Tiṟapaṭu: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconTirappaṭu (திரப்படு) [tirappaṭutal] [tira-paṭu] intransitive verb < idem. +. To be fixed, firm, permanent, steady; உறுதிப் படுதல். [uruthip paduthal.]
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Tiṟappaṭu (திறப்படு) [tiṟappaṭutal] [tiṟa-paṭu] intransitive verb < திறம்¹ [thiram¹] +. To be formed into divisions; to be arrayed; to be classified; கூறுபடுதல். வந்தடை பிணிசெய் காலாட் டிறப்படப் பண்ணி [kurupaduthal. vanthadai pinisey kalad dirappadap panni] (சீவகசிந்தாமணி [sivagasindamani] 3075).
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Tiṟappaṭu (திறப்படு) [tiṟappaṭutal] [tiṟa-paṭu] intransitive verb < திறம்² [thiram²] +. To improve, as soil, health, strength, knowledge; to be prosperous; சீர்ப்படுதல். வாழ்க் கை திறப்பட [sirppaduthal. vazhk kai thirappada] (ஞானாமிர்தம் பாயி. [gnanamirtham payi.] 5, 10).
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Tiṟappāṭu (திறப்பாடு) [tiṟa-pāṭu] noun < திறம்¹ [thiram¹] +. Necessary equipment, as discretion, strength of mind, etc.; கூறுபாடு. திறப்பாடிலாதவர் [kurupadu. thirappadilathavar] (திருக்குறள் [thirukkural], 640).
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Tiṟappāṭu (திறப்பாடு) [tiṟa-pāṭu] noun < திறம்² [thiram²] +.
1. Improving, strengthening, enriching; சீர்ப் படுகை. [sirp padugai.] (J.)
2. Strength, ability; திறமை. வேலினை யுடையான் திறப்பாட்டை நோக்கி [thiramai. velinai yudaiyan thirappattai nokki] (புறப்பொருள்வெண்பாமாலை [purapporulvenpamalai]
4. 16. கொளு, உரை [kolu, urai]).
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Tiṟapaṭu (திறபடு) [tiṟapaṭutal] [tiṟa-paṭu] intransitive verb < திற- [thira-] +. (J.)
1. To be opened; திறக்கப்படுதல். [thirakkappaduthal.]
2. To be disclosed, revealed; வெளியாதல். [veliyathal.]
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: Patu, Dira, Thira, Tira, Dhira, Padu.
Ends with: Stirappatu, Tarittirappatu.
Full-text: Stirappatu.
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