(p. 163) upasaṃhariñcu upa-samharinṭsu. [Skt.] v. t. To clear away, get rid of. To kill. To recall. సంహరించు, మరలించు. ఉపసంహారము upa-samhāramu. n. Recalling, annulling, concluding: averting a spell, recalling an enchanted arrow to prevent its taking effect, refutation. తొలగించుట, మరలించుట, ఖండించుట.

(p. 505) tatvamu tatvamu. [Skt.] n. The real nature of a thing the essential nature of anything. స్వభావము. Any living being, or essence. Any element or elementary property. Truth, reality. A first principle. An axiom, ӔON, thing, existent creature. Mind, intellect. Deity పరమాత్మ. The true perfection, or highest good of man, as the knowledge of God and holiness. Truth or reality in religion. The quest of truth: Ideology, metaphysics, philosopy. (Vulgarly,) A puzzle, a mystery. శూన్యతత్వము nothingness, nullity, nonexistence. తత్వజ్ఞుడు tatva-gnyaḍa. n. He who knows the truth, a philosopher. తత్వయోగి tatva-yōgi. n. The perfected saint, as being one with God. Vema. 1044. తత్వసంగ్రహము tatva-sangrahamu. n. A confession of faith: a book giving a synopsis of any creed. A handbook of philosophy.

(p. 640) nahi nahi. [Skt.] (interjection) No! 'వానినహి.' (T. iv. 17. R. i. 45.) Kinship is all nonsense, the cousinship is a mere nullity.

(p. 647) nāsti nāsti. [Skt.] n. Lit: 'It is not.' A cipher, nonenity, nullity. నాస్తికుడు nāstikuḍu. n. One who denies the existence of an after-life, పరలోకము లేదనువాడు. An atheist, a heretic. నాస్తిక్యము or నాస్తికత nāstikyamu. n. Atheism.