[Skt.] n. A ship. oda. tari tari. [Tel.] adj. Churning. n. Time, occasion. samayamu. ittari now. okatari once. Nearness. samipamu. plu. tarulu. Series varusalu, vali. tari or tari [H.] Wet cultivation, irrigated land magani. tarigonu to try, yatnancu. taripadu to be oppressed, yatnincu. tarincu or tariyincu tarintsu. [Skt.] v. a. To cross over, get through (a stream or trouble:) to attain (heaven.) To shake off, cast off, get rid of, free oneself from. tarimpu tarimpu. [Skt.] n. Rescue, extrication, salvation. tarikambamu tari-kambamu. [Tel.] n. The post round which the cord passes which works the churning stick. perugutraccedu stambhamu. tarikadu tari-kadu. n. One who churns. traccunadu. tarikadava a churning pot. tarigala tari-gala. adj. Rich in butter. tarigalavu a butter producing cow. venna calavacce palugala avu. tarigonda tari-gonda. n. A poetical name for Mandaragiri: lit. “The churn-staff-hill.” tarigola tari-gola. n. A churning staff. taricalla tari-tsalla. n. Sweet buttermilk. taricuttu or taripattu tari-tsuttu. v. n. To consecrate or offer curds to the gods. taritadu. tari-tadu n. The cord that works a churnstaff. taridalupu one who wears or carries the churning mountain, i.e., Vishnu.