English Meaning of 'tambulamu'

Meaning of 'tambulamu'

tambulamu. [Skt.] n. The betel-leaf and areca nut formed into a parcel, ready for use. vakkaku. This is also a phrase for a douceur. tambulamu puccukonu to take betel (which is generally offered ceremoniously to a stranger as a mark of respect.) To take an oath: (because such a ceremony is gone through when an oath or solemn engagement is taken.) The tambulamu likewise is given as the final or termination of every meal, every transaction and every religious rite. Thus tambulamiccu and tambulamupuccukonu is to ratify most solemnly, as a betrothal; to swear an oath. tambulavalli or tambuli the betel vine.

Meaning of తాంబూలము

tāmbūlamu. [Skt.] n. The betel-leaf and areca nut formed into a parcel, ready for use. వక్కాకు. This is also a phrase for a douceur. తాంబూలము పుచ్చుకొను to take betel (which is generally offered ceremoniously to a stranger as a mark of respect.) To take an oath: (because such a ceremony is gone through when an oath or solemn engagement is taken.) The tambulamu likewise is given as the final or termination of every meal, every transaction and every religious rite. Thus తాంబూలమిచ్చు and తాంబూలముపుచ్చుకొను is to ratify most solemnly, as a betrothal; to swear an oath. తాంబూలవల్లి or తాంబూలి the betel vine.