[Tel.] v. n. To smell or emit perfume. vasanakottu. “gamagamavalacu cokkapujavadi.” Swa. ii. 59. “svapadambulapadahati vrassivalaci, varugu darucagu murutrovanarigiyeduta.” A. vi. 18. ti valacu, kampukottucunde v. a. To love, wish, long for, kamincu, mohincu, koru, asincu, apeksincu. “nakentavalaciyunnadi yahahovinagavalatu.” P. iii. 308. valapu or valpu valapu. n. Love, affection, fondness, mohamu, kamamu. A desire. korika. Smell, fragrance, parimalamu. “punikanatatota valapul galakaprapukammadhuli.” R. iii. 98.valapul gala. vasanalugaliginatuvanti. “kasatu vopannitagadici puvvulatavivalanainakammajavvadi valapunerapa.” T. iii. 131. ti valapu, va sananu. valapincu valapintsu. v. a. To inveigle, tempt, enamour or cause to love. mohimpajeyu, valapincuta valapintsuta. n. Enamouring, tempting. mohimpajeyadamu. “sayyatamul vintalun giligintal valapincutal caturatal.” H. i. 293.valapukadu valapu-kadu. n. A lover, an amorous person. kamamugalavadu. kamukudu. valapukatte or valapukattiya valapu-katte. n. An amorous woman, kamamu galadi. kamuki.valapukilu Same as pokamudi. (q.v.) valapumopari valapu-mop-ari. n. Lit: The bearer of scents, i.e., the air, vayuvu. gandhavahudu. valapularedu or valapurayadu valapula-redu. n. The god of love.manmathudu. valavani or valvani valavani. adj. Not wanted, useless. akkaraleni, koramalina. adv. Much, very. ati. amitamaina. “ceyavalavani karyambuseyukatana.” Padma. iii. 61. ceyavalavani karyamu what one ought not to do, ceyaranipani. “valavanithivinavvu.” P. ii. 135. valavanithivi, anaga panikimalina rajasamu.