Vempa, Vempā, Vem-pa, Vēmpā: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconVempā (வெம்பா) [vem-pā] noun < வெண்-மை [ven-mai] + பா⁴. [pa⁴.] Mist; மூடுபனி. வெம்பாப் பெய்தால் சம்பா விளையும். [mudupani. vembap peythal samba vilaiyum.]
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Vēmpā (வேம்பா) noun See வேம்பர். [vembar.] Local usage
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Vēmpā (வேம்பா) noun Vessel for heating water, salamander; வெந்நீர் சுடவைக்குங் கலம். [vennir sudavaikkung kalam.] Local usage
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Vēmpā (வேம்பா) [vēmpātal] intransitive verb < வேம்பு [vembu] + ஆ⁶-. [a⁶-.]
1. To be bitter; கசப்பாதல். [kasappathal.]
2. To be disliked; வெறுப்புக்குரியதாதல். என்னையும் வேம் பாக்கி [veruppukkuriyathathal. ennaiyum vem pakki] (தனிப்பாடற்றிரட்டு [thanippadarrirattu] i, 411, 45).
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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Starts with: Vempaatavalli, Vempadam, Vempadam-tam, Vempadon, Vempai, Vempakal, Vempali, Vempan, Vempanam, Vempar, Vemparappu, Vemparavai, Vempata, Vempatai, Vempataikkoti, Vempatam, Vempatampattai, Vempatavalli, Vempatikacceti, Vempatikam.
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