the literal meaning of ommala is 'Your mother'. Like most Asian language, the verb generally appears after this exclamation (Sometimes before). In this case, it has been omitted for the sake of decency. The silent word after this would be okka or watha (Meaning Fuck)

Gossip. Also anglicized as a verb to vambing.

Literal translation is "son of a whore".. Used generally in an abusive context, or to insult someone. Used more rarely in a genial or friendly context. Primarily abusive.

If you are a school/college going kid and happen to visit your distant relative living in some place in Tamil Nadu, be prepared to answer this multiple choice question during 'kaapi' time.
The question is based on the assumption that you have not come of age yet to have a cup of 'kaapi' ! What always amazed me was how was it possible for one household to stock all of these brands together!!

This is a colloquial tamil accent for the english word 'Super', often used for appreciation and when overwhelmed.

something happened unexpectedly by his/her friends. At that moment the person using his reaction with goniya..

A talley would be someone who is overly tall, with a whole weather zone in their height.
Essentially speaking , you would have to walk on ladders to reach their height, and attitude.

Euphemism for a restaurant in Tamil Nadu that serves mottai (eggs), mutton rice and chicken chettinad; basically a small town restaurant in Tamil Nadu that serves non-vegetarian food. Apparently being in the military and meat eating is highly correlated for Tamilians, how else do you explain the name. You will also find a slate board with the Words "Meals Ready" make its appearance twice a day "bang outside" the restaurant, at which time tens of folks in lungis and banians can be found making a beeline for hot military meals.

Literal meaning is an itching sensation caused by scabies or some other multi-legged organism, that requires scratching relief. But used affectionately to refer to younger friends or family with a propensity for annoying or "bugging" behavior.

A rough, brusque but sometimes affectionate exclamatory greeting to get one's attention, usually followed by a colorful noun and a command or question: Hey you...!