III. v. t. receive, take a thing given or delivered,
vilaikku vangka , to buy.
oruvanaik kaiyai vangka , to cut one's hand off.
un kaiyai vangku , take away your hand.
avanukku vangkuvangkenyu vangku kiyatu , he purges incessantly.
avanai vangkuvangkenyu vangkinan , he gave him a good thrashing.
cuvar cayyu vangkiyyu , the wall has given way a little.
vangkal , v. n. receiving; 2. buying; 3. bending; 4. untoward feeling, misunderstanding.
iruvarukku vangkalayiyyu , they have fallen out with one another.
vangkalile niyutta , to withhold intercourse through misunderstanding.
vangkamal , incessantly, without intermission.
vangkippoka , to go off or cease.
tantu vangkippoyiyyu , the army has decamped.
novu vangkippoyiyyu , the pain has ceased.
vangkippota , -vita , to take off, to remove.
oruvanukku uttiyokattai vangkip pota , to dismiss one from office.
talaiyai vangkivita , to behead a person.
vangki , a pimp.
kotukkal vangkal , dealing, selling & buying; 2. intermarriage.
s. an orifice, a hole in a stone or in the earth; a cave, a hollow,
வங்கு படருகிறது , black spots spread on the body.
அவன் வங்குடொங்கெல்லாம் ஏன் கேட் கிறாய் , why do you inquire so carefully? (lit.) into the holes and crooks.
வங்கு வளைவு , the bend of planks.
வங்கு வைக்க , to hew and fit the bent planks.