Othalava: Tamil Verb Meaning 'To Move' or 'Shift'
Othalava (ஒதலாவ) – Tamil verb, pronounced o-THA-la-va.
Meaning
To move, shift position, or relocate. Used for:
- Moving furniture or objects.
- Changing one's body position (e.g., shifting in a seat).
- Figuratively: changing stance or residence.
Grammar Note
Root: othal (movement). Suffix -ava indicates infinitive or verbal noun form depending on context.
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