The document appears to contain definitions for a number of words beginning with the prefix "xeno-", many relating to foreigners, foreign things, or things relating to hosting guests. It also includes definitions for some other words starting with "x" such as "xanthophyll" and "xylography". The definitions are in another language so specific meanings cannot be determined from the English summary.

1. X - xen ÂÏ>Vs[ gï†ÈD - gï†ÈD á >tµ ëÔ´V] 1099
X : (letter) (¸eˆ®) the 24th letter of the English
ƒ ¢kœ > ngÏk ¸k∑F ∑Ï¥ı¤ ÿieˆ ÿ gØ
alphabet; the number 10 according to Roman S‚reˆeuC uÏ∂Ú ∑ÿc.
numeral system; –G™ S ∂ gÏ∏Jkœ xenobiosis : (n) ( ®‚kÏ∑nÏ˛®ƒ) the life
l¥∑µ√U ‰ÏkœeÏ÷U ¸dµ√U; ‚rÏgÏ>n of species of ants living together but not rearing
±∞[∑F∑≥ ¸zb 10&kœ ÷≥÷eˆ ÿi∑F∫. their young in common; µÏG™ e ı¤ a‚r
xanthein : (n) (®Ïkœckœ) that part of the lªµ√ c ∂Ú ÷Vµ√ µ ÏBgØ µG™ ™ e Lkœ Vt
yellow colouring matter in flowers which is not ¸tgØ∫e∞ı ‚÷t lªG™eL∂Ú ÷ıÏ»µ√c
soluble; E¶∂Ú e∞rnϵ, g∂Ï»eLkœ g˘Âuı¤ MgØ ¸tgØ∫eı¤ lkµ√ckœ ÷Ïh·eˆ∞e.
s[gÏk ∑ÏegØ. xenocentric : (adj) ( ®‚kÏ ®kœª’¶eˆ)
xanthomelanous : (adj) (®Ïkœ µÏ g∂ preferring other’s culture rather than one's own;
k®ƒ) possessing black hair and yellow or µG™eLkœ ‰Ïe¶eµ√∞µ≈ª N[ ‰Ïª’≥k¶kœ
brown skin; e¶n _‰Õµ∞∂øgØ, g˘Âuı¤ ‰Ïe◊eµ√∞µ∑F ∑¶UgØ ≈¥gØ∫Skœ[.
¢∂Ú ∂ U ∑d∑F ∫ s[µ√ ‚µÏH∞køgØ xenodochium : (n) (˛‚kϪÏeˆSngØ) a
eÏzbMı¤ı. drawing room where guests are received; a
xanthophyll : (n) (®Ïkœ‚µÏºN∂Ú) the yellow guest house; ≈¥‰Õ c k∞r ÷r‚÷[} t
pigment of withering leaves; qcÏ»‰ÕcMgØ q∑u¶eˆÿgØ ¢∞[; ≈¥‰ÕckÏ» gÏL∞e.
l∞∂eL∂Ú qı¤ı g˘Âuı¤ uÏn∑F ∑Ï¥ı¤. xenogamy : (n) ( ®‚kÏe—) crosspolli
xebec : (n) (X ∑eˆ) a three masted vessel; nation; ¢n∂Ú ger‰ÕµuC ‚uÏ»eˆ∞e.
‡kœ t ∑Ïn› g rG™ e ∞ıeˆ eÏzb M ı¤ ı xenogenesis : (n) ( ®‚kÏ o k˛®ƒ)
e∑F∑∂Ú; xenial : (adj) (X>n∂Ú) to the generation of children totally different from their
relationship between host and guest; parents; µÏn› µ‰Õ ∞ µn¶ªgØ l¥‰Õ U
≈¥‰ÕµL∑F∑ ÷¥eˆÿ gØ ≈¥‰Õck¥eˆ ÿgØ ±[}iBgØ gÏt∑ª’ª (q¥÷gØ eÏzbª)
l∞ª‚n qı¤ı q[¡ ∑[}in. ÿh‰Õ∞µ N[∑F∫.
xenomania : (n) ( ®‚kÏ‚g>nÏ) the
practice of too much admiration for foreigners
and foreign things; ¢n∂Ú ‰Ïª’≥kÏ»˜UgØ
¢n∂Ú ‰ Ϫ’ M ∑F ∑Ï¥ª’ e ı¤ ˜UgØ
eÏzbMı¤ı ‚gÏegØ.
xenon : (n) ( ®kÏkœ) a heavy gaseous inert
xeno : (X‚kÏ) a word element from Greek element; ekgÏk oª÷Ïø ‹∑ ‡∂e∑F
meaning alien, strange; ∫[gØ ∑ Ïk, ∑Ï¥ı¤; ®kÏkœ.

2. 1100 Narmadha English - English - Tamil Dictionary xen - xyl
xenophobia : (n) ( ®‚kϺ‚∑ÏNnÏ) x-rays : (n.pl.) (¸eˆ®ƒ‚r®ƒ) wave ray that
abnormal fear of foreigners and foreign customs; penetrates solids and enables photographs be
¢n∂Ú ‰Ïª’ª÷Ï», ¢n∂Ú ‰Ïª’M∑F ∑heˆe taken (by this means) cª∑F ∑Ï¥ª’ eLkœ
÷heˆeG™e∞ıeˆ ezbM ¢∞ªøgØ ‚∑ruCugØ. ˙‚ª ukœt ∑ª gMeˆÿgØ ˙MecÏ»;
xeroderma : (n) ( ®‚rÏ ªÏ»gÏ) skin ¸eˆ®ƒ‚r.
disease caused by dryness of the skin; ‚µÏHkœ
÷[ª’VnÏ∂Ú qzbªÏÿgØ u¥g ≈nÏc.
xerography : (n) ( ®‚rÏeˆrϺN) copying
process; "q∂Ï»∑≥' (xerox) ¸MeˆÿgØ ±∞[.
xerophilous: (adj) ( ®‚rϺN∂®ƒ) thriving
in hot and dry ground; ÷[zbª, ÷∑F∑gÏk xylem : (n) (∞® ∂gØ) the hard woody part
∑ÿcJ∂Ú ÷ıÏ»Skœ[. of a plant or tree; µÏ÷r qª’ÿhÏn›µ√µ∞u
xerophyte : (n) ( ®‚rϺ∞∑ª’ ) a eª’≥nÏe l¥eˆÿgØ gr ∞÷rgØ.
vegetation growing in very dry ground; ÷[zbª xylo : (pref) (∞®‚∂Ï) pertaining to wood;
≠—J∂Ú ÷ıÏ»Skœ[ ¬Ï» µÏ÷rgØ. "grgØ ugØ∑‰ÕµgÏk' ¸k∑F ∑Ï¥ı¤∑MgØ
xerosis : (n) ( ®‚rÏ˛®ƒ) abnormal ±[}‚uÏ»eˆ∞e.
dryness of the skin or the eye;‚µÏ∂Ú ¢∂Ú∂U xylograph : (n) (∞®‚∂ÏeˆrϺ∑F) engraving
ezb e ı¤ ¢ı¡eˆ ÿ ¢cegÏe ÷[zb ≥ on wood; grµ√c∂Ú uUeˆe∑F ∑ª’ª Vµ√crgØ;
¥µ√µ∂Ú. xylographer : (n) (∞®‚∂Ï eˆrϺ∑Ï») a
xerostomia : (n) ( ®‚rÏ®ƒ‚ªÏ—nÏ) wood carver; gruC uUeˆ ÿ ‚÷∞∂
extreme dryness of the mouth; eÏ≥n ‰Ï un› ∑ ÷Ï» ; xylographic : (adj)
÷[ª’V. (∞®‚∂ÏeˆrϺNeˆ) pertaining to wood -
engraving; printed with xylograph; gruC uUeˆÿ
xerox : (n) ( ®rÏeˆ®) a machine for copying
ƒ ‚÷∞∂ ugØ ∑ ‰Õ µ gÏk; Vµ√ c r
using the method of xerography; q∂Ï»∑≥ ‚÷∞∂∑F ∑ ÏM∞ªn greˆ e ª’ ∞ ªnÏ∂Ú
±∞[∞n∑F ∑nkœ∑Mµ√c∑F ∑≥ nMeˆÿgØ ¢uCVª∑F∑ª’ª; xylography : (n) (∞®‚∂Ï
e¥≈; ®rÏeˆ®ƒ. eˆrϺN) the art of engraving wood; grµ√c∂Ú
Vµ√cr ‚÷∞∂∑F∑ÏMeı¤ uUeˆÿgØ e∞∂;
xyloid : (adj) (∞®∂Ïn›ª) looking like wood;
’
of the nature of wood; grgØ ‚∑Ïkœ t
‚µÏ[} [ gLeˆ S kœ [ ; grµ√ µ kœ ∞ g∞neˆ
eÏzbMı¤ı.
xiphoid : (adj) (˛º∑Ïn›ª) of the shape of a
’ xylonite : (n) (∞®‚∂Ï∞kª’) celluloid;
sword; ÷Ï∞ı∑F ‚∑Ïkœ[ q¥÷gØ eÏzbª. ®∂Úø∂Ïn›ª’.
Xmas : (n) (¸eˆ ® ƒ g ®ƒ ) Christmas; xylophagan : (n) (∞®‚∂Ϻ‚∑ekœ) the
Si®ƒUg®ƒ ∑zb≥∞e. (≥ugØ∑Ï» 25 –gØ wood louse feeding on woods; grµ√∞µµ√
‰Ïı¤ eÏzbªÏª∑F∑M÷U). U∞ıµ√Ueˆ ckœt qJÏ» ÷ÏdgØ ¬Ï» ≠uCV;
xylophagous : (adj) (∞®‚∂Ϻ‚∑e®ƒ)
living on wood; grµ√∞µµ√ ckœt qJÏ»
÷Ïh·‰ÕcMgØ.
xylophone : (n) (∞®∂º‚∑Ïkœ) a musical
instrument with wooden bars of varying length

3. xyl - xys ÂÏ>Vs[ gï†ÈD - gï†ÈD á >tµ ëÔ´V] 1101
¢≥µ√U∑F ∑∂ ÷∞e aHe∞ı ¸d∑F∫gØ
gruCuª’ªG™eıÏ∂Ïk ¬Ï» l∞ueˆe¥≈.
xyster : (n) (˛®ƒªÏ») a surgical instrument
for scraping bones; ¸BgØ∫e∞ıuC ¨rzbM
÷µ[}eÏk ¬Ï» ¢t∞÷ VSuC∞ueˆ e¥≈.
producing different sounds when struck with
wooden hammers; gruC¨µ√cn∂Ú eÏzbM
abbr. : ¨¥eˆegØ. Adj : ∑nÏ» q¶uC uÏ∂Ú. (n) : ∑nÏ»uC uÏ∂Ú. (v) : ≈∞kuC uÏ∂Ú.