Titcanamam, Tīṭcānāmam, Titca-namam: 1 definition

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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil Lexicon

Tīṭcānāmam (தீட்சாநாமம்) [tīṭcā-nāmam] noun < dīkṣā +. (Śaiva Philosophy) Name given to a person on taking ṭīṭcai, distinct from, piḷḷai-t-tiru-nāmam; தீட்சை பெறும்போது கொள்ளும் பெயர். [thidsai perumbothu kollum peyar.]

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