கேது

kētu   s. [in mythol.] Cauda draconis (dragon's tail) or the red serpent into which the trunk of the Asura Sainhikeya, severed from the head (Rahu) by Vishnu, at the churning of the sea of milk, was changed; and which, with Caput draconis, is said to swallow the sun and moon for betraying them. This causes eclipses. 2. [in astron.] The descending node, sup posed by most of the Hindu astronomers to be one of those heavenly bodies rarely visible. 3. A mark, a sign, a symbol, அடையாளம். 4. A banner, a flag; a standard of distinction, கொடி. 5. A comet, a meteor--as in தூமகேது. Wils. p. 247. KETU.

kētu  

கிறேன், கேதினேன், வேன், கேத, v. a. To call, to invite, அழைக்க. (நிக.) Wils. p. 247. KETA. (obsol.)

கேதல், v. noun. Calling, inviting, (நிக.)