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- foot-soldiers; a part of an army composed of such soldiers; infantry.
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- a disguise made of peacock-feathers or coconut palm leaf, used by an actor playing the role of a demon.
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- a pin used to prevent the wheel come out from the axle; an axle-pin.
- the pointed end of a needle.
- the point from which lines or surfaces diverge; an angle; a corner.
- a corner in a house meant for animal slaughter.
- limit; boundary; border.
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- act of touching; coming to physical contact.
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- (dial.) a flat plank at the centre of a potter-wheel on which earthenwares are shaped.
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- to be or become ready; to be prepared for something.
- to construct; to build.
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- the manner, way in which a thing or things to be kept or done; tidiness; orderliness.
- the quality that pleases the sight; beauty.
- the state of being ready for something; readiness; preparedness.
- a favourable situation or opportunity.
- the perfect arrangement of the warp and the woof in weaving.
- a stick used in arranging the yarns on a loom(?).
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- a fish of genus Clarium; clarias.
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- that which is superior; an excellent thing.
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- a plane figure bounded by a single curved line, every point of which is equally distant from the point at the centre of the figure; a circle.
- a sharp circular missile-weapon; a discus-weapon.
- royal power as symbolised by the discus-weapon.
- ಆಣಿಮೆಟ್ಟಿನ ಉಂಗುರ āṇimeṭṭina uŋgura a ring for the great-toe.