[Tel. from madagu.] n. Purity, an unpolluted cloth, clean clothes. suci, dhautavastramu. maditonundu to be dressed in clean garments, as a Brahmin, when he takes his meals. ekkadikipoyina na maditappanu go where I may, I will not break the rule of purity. adj. Pure, clean. suciganunde. madibatta a clean cloth.madikasu madi-kasu. n. Silver, vendi. (Thus, white money was an old English word for silver.) madikasukonda the hill of silver, i.e., rajatagiri. “adisudhakara bimbama kadu madi kasuvanne veluputunnuvattigani.” P. iv. 251. madiceru madi-cheru. n. The end of a woman’s cloth tucked up behind. madivelu madi-velu. n. A washerman.cakali. madisanci madi-sanchi. n. A pure or sacred bag. madivastramulanu uncusanci. madisanci madi-sandi. n. The arm pit, canka, kaksamu.