Ti 10 rupees. Ru 20 rupees. Ik 30 rupees. Ka 40 rupees. Li 50 rupees. Ik 60 rupees. Ku 70 rupees. In 80 rupees. Ra 90 rupees. Im 100 rupees. An anna is sometimes called vanakkam; a rupee is known as velle (white). Nattupattan.--A section of Ambalavasis. (See Unni.) Nattusamban.--Samban (a name of Siva) is a title of some Tamil Paraiyans. Nattusamban denotes a village Paraiyan. Nattuvan.--Defined in the Madras Census Report, 1901, as "an occupational term, meaning a dancing-master, which is applied to males of the dancing-girl castes, who teach dancing." At nautch parties, when the Deva-dasis dance, the Nattuvans play the accompaniment on the drum, bag-pipe, flute, clarionet, cymbals, etc. At the initiation of a Kaikolan girl as a Deva-dasi, her dancing-master seats himself behind her, and, grasping her legs, moves them up and down in time with the music. Some Occhans in the Tamily country, who teach dancing to Deva-dasis, are also called Nattuvan. Natuvili (middle).--A sub-division of Paraiyans in Travancore. Navakoti (nine crores).--An exogamous sept of Desur Reddi. A crore is one hundred lakhs, i.e., 10,000,000. Navalipitta (peacock).--A sept of Jatapu. Navayat.--The Navayats or Navayets are summed up, in the Madras Census Report, 1901, as "a Musalman tribe, which appears to have originally settled at Bhatkal in North Canara, and is known on the west coast as Bhatkali. The derivation of the name is much disputed. There are five sub-divisions of the tribe, namely, Kureshi, Mehkeri, Chida, Gheas, and Mohagir. It takes a high place among Musalmans, and does not intermarry with other tribes."