1. ಅಧವೆ

    ♪ adhave
      noun
    1. a woman who has lost her husband by death and not remarried.
  2. ಆದವೆ

    ♪ ādave
      adverb
    1. in a special manner; particularly; specially; especially.
    2. to a marked degree; excessively.
  3. ಅದವೆ

    ♪ adave
      noun
    1. a woman having partial disablement in the body; a crippled woman.
  4. ಅಥವಾ

    ♪ athavā
      conjunction
    1. a conjunction used as a function word to indicate alternative (as in this or that), the equivalent or substitutive character of two words or phrases or approximation or uncertainty (in two or three years); or.
  5. ಅದವ

    ♪ adava
      noun
    1. a man having partial disablement in the body; a lame man.
  6. ಅಧವ

    ♪ adhava
      noun
    1. a man having no master or a natural protector.
  7. ಅಧ್ವ

    ♪ adhva
      noun
    1. a road; a highway; a street, a path.
    2. indefinite, unlimited duration in which things are considered as happening in the past, present or future; the time.
    3. all, including the whole mass of air, that surrounds the earth; atmosphere; the sky.
    4. a revising of a text of the Vedas on the basis of a critical examination of sources and the revised text so produced; a recension of the Vedas.
    5. the school upholding such a recension.
    6. a place.
    7. the distance to be travelled.
  8. ಆತ್ವ

    ♪ ātva
      noun
    1. the letter 'ಆ'.
  9. ಅತ್ವ

    ♪ atva
      noun
    1. the letter 'ಅ'.
  10. ಅದೈವೆ

    ♪ adaive
      noun
    1. a woman deprived of the divine grace; an unlucky woman.
  11. ಅದವು

    ♪ adavu
      noun
    1. = ಅದವೆ 2) the condition of being disabled; disability.
  12. ಅತೀವ

    ♪ atīva
      adjective
    1. exceeding; excessive; very much.
  13. ಅದುವ

    ♪ aduva
      noun
    1. a man having partial disablement in the body; a lame man.
  14. ಅದುವು

    ♪ aduvu
      noun
    1. the condition of being disabled; disability.
    2. (dial.) a sensation of hurting or strong discomfort, in some part of the body, caused by an injury, disease or functional disorder; pain.