[Tel. The primitive. form is il which means ‘a house. alayamu (q. v.) borrowed by Skt. from Drav. means (1) house and (2) ‘God’s abode’ or house cf. koyila or kovela. In the Chaldee word ‘Babylon (= bab-ilu), the latter part ‘ilu’ means ‘God’ by a transition of ideas.] n. A house, a chamber, room. Home, place, caste, family. A place or space in a table of accounts. A square at draughts or chess. (Genit. inti Dat. intiki. Loc. intilo or inta. Plural indlu or illu.) miru eyindlavaru who are you? of what family are you. “mana yinti cetu cucite.” nirva. ix. intiguttu a family secret. intiki duramaina ceremonially unclean, i.e., rtumati yaina In poems marunillu is the bhagamu. illu nimpadamu setting up a house, house-warming vadhuvarula nutana grhapravesamu.