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Source: DDSA: University of Madras: Tamil LexiconVikāram (விகாரம்) noun < vi-kāra.
1. Change, alteration, transformation; வேறுபாடு. விலங்கிய விகாரப்பாட்டின் (கம்பராமாயணம் கடறாவு. கடவுள்வா.). [verupadu. vilangiya vigarappattin (kambaramayanam kadaravu. kadavulva.).]
2. (Grammar) Change in the form of words, allowed as poetic licence. See செய்யுள்விகாரம். விகாரமனைத்து மேவல தியல்பே [seyyulvigaram. vigaramanaithu mevala thiyalpe] (நன். [nan.] 153).
3. (Grammar) Change in the letters of words in canti, of three kinds, viz., tōṉṟal, tirital, keṭutal; புணர்ச்சியில் வரும் தோன்றல் திரிதல் கெடுதல் ஆகிய விகாரங் கள். (நன்.) [punarchiyil varum thonral thirithal keduthal agiya vigarang kal. (nan.)]
4. Perturbation, agitation; மனக் கலக்கம். [manag kalakkam.] (W.)
5. Distortion, contortion; ugliness; அவலட்சணம். அவள் விகாரவடிவமுள்ளவள். [avaladsanam. aval vigaravadivamullaval.] Colloq.
6. Evil disposition, of eight kinds, viz., kāmam, kurōtam, lōpam, mōkam, matam, māṟcariyam, iṭumpu, acūyai; காமம் குரோதம் உலோபம் மோகம் மதம் மாற்சரியம் இடும்பு அசூயை என எண்வகைப்பட்ட துர்க்குணம். [kamam kurotham ulopam mogam matham marsariyam idumbu asuyai ena envagaippatta thurkkunam.] (W.)
7. Lasciviousness; காமவிகாரம். (யாழ்ப்பாணத்து மானிப்பாயகராதி) [kamavigaram. (yazhppanathu manippayagarathi)]
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Vikāram (விகாரம்) noun < vi-hāra. Buddhist temple; பௌத்தாலயம். இந்திர விகார மேழுமேத் துதலின் [pauthalayam. inthira vigara mezhumeth thuthalin] (மணிமேகலை [manimegalai] 26, 55).
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: Vikaramaya.
Ends with: Attavikaram, Avikaram, Ayavikaram, Bahirvikaram, Ceyyulvikaram, Cittavikaram, Civikaram, Cupacuvikaram, Cuvikaram, Intiravikaram, Kamavikaram, Manovikaram, Punarccivikaram, Putavikaram, Puttiracuvikaram, Shadvikaram, Shrivikaram, Shupasvikaram.
Full-text: Melittal, Vikaracanni, Shadvikaram, Bahirvikaram, Putaparinamam, Cittavikaram, Putavikaram, Intiravikaram, Kamavikaram, Punarccivikaram, Vikaravuvamai, Valittal, Attavikaram, Paku-patauruppu, Tokuttal, Ceyyulvikaram, Virittal, Ketu.
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