Noun:

அத்தகைய கொலை புரிபவன், தாய் தந்தையரையோ (அ) தான் பெரு மதிப்புக் கொண்டவரையோ கொலை செய்தல்,

parricide's Usage Examples:

Mahommed was a singular character, full of pretence at least to many accomplishments and virtues, the founder of public charities, and a profuse patron of scholars, but a parricide, a fratricide, and as madly capricious, bloodthirsty and unjust as Caligula.

Apollo, who has urged Orestes to parricide and has himself expiated the crime of slaying the dragon, is able to purify others in similar case.

After the first speech the accused, unless charged with parricide, was at liberty to withdraw into exile (Poll.

(628); but the parricide died in a few months and absolute chaos resulted.

In addition to parricide or murder we can hardly doubt that all other crimes fell within the jurisdiction of the quaestors; political crimes only seem to have been excepted.

In the code of the Twelve Tables they are designated quaestores parricidii, " inquisitors of parricide or murder"; 2 and perhaps originally this was their full title, which was afterwards abbreviated into quaestors when their functions as criminal judges fell into the background.

69, he killed Xerxes first and then pretended that Darius had murdered him, and instigated his brother Artaxerxes to avenge the parricide.

It was then that the parricide prepared his defence.