కట్టడి kattadi, adj. C i"ueJ, hard-hearted, unfeeling. 2. Inflexible.
కట్టు kattu, 5. A tie, or bond. 2. A knot or bandage. 3. A rule, regulation; or law. 4. A system. 5. A plot. 6. Prohibition. 7. Prevention, or restraint. 8. A charm, or enchantment. 9. A ferrule, or any ornament, on a stick. 10. The water in which any sort of pulse is boiled.
కట్టు kattu, v. a. To tie, bind, or connect. 2. To affix, or attach. 3. To build, erect, or construct. 4. To be with young as applied to cattle only. 5. To charm? or fascinate. 6. To fly in an inauspicious manner.
కట్టుకొను kattukonu, ». Comp. To tie, or bind, round one's own body. 2. To do, or commit, an action. 3. To embrace. 4. To marry. 5. To conquer.
కట్టించు kattintsu, v. Cans. To cause to tie, or bind. 2. To cause to build.
కట్టడము kattadamu, s- An edifice, or building.
కట్టుబాటుచేయు kattubatucheyu, v. a. To lay down a system. 2. To establish a law. కట్టుకొంగు kattukongu, That part of a female Hindoo's garment, which she ties round her waist.
కట్టుబడి kattubadi, adj. lit. Having fallen into a bond- Tied, fixed, permanent, invariable. This is a revenue term, usually applied to lands on which a fixed, invariable, and favorable rent is assessed; and which have 1 commonly been granted,on that tenure, or to peons, liable to be called out occasionally for the service.
కట్టె katte, s. A stick, or staff. 2. A piece of wood. 3. Firewood.
కట్నము katnamu, s, A building, or edifice. 2. Presents given by relations to each other, during the celebration of a marriage, &c. 3. Presents formerly given by zemindars and others, to the governor of a province. 4. A reward; or recompense.
కట్లగుదియ katlagudiya, 5. A club, or cudgel, bound with iron rings, at intervals.
కట్లదండ katladanda, *' A necklace Of alternate gold and black beads, strung in four or five rows.
కట్లపురుగు katlapurugu, s. A dangerous snake striped with black.
కట్లీ katli: s. That species of litter, which is generally termed a Dooly.
కట్లతీగె katlatige, s. A plant. Cissampelos hexandra.
కట్లెలు katlelu, s. plu. Weights. This is generally applicable to those with which the precious metals are weighed.
