to have experience of; to personally encounter or feel; to meet with; undergo; to experience.

to enjoy i.e. a) to have or experience with joy; to get pleasure from; relish; b) to have the use or benefit of; to have as one's lot or advantage.

to undergo (something painful or unpleasant, as injury, grief, a loss, etc.); to be afflicted with.

to think deeply about; to ponder over; to analyse mentally.

= ಅನುಭವಶಾಲಿ; 3) a person initiated into esoteric mysteries; a follower of mystical way of life; a mystic.

a person having had much experience, as in a particular occupation or activity.

a person having or capable of having, esoteric or mystic experience; a mystic.

(juris.) a) a person who sees or has seen something happen, as an accident, crime, etc.; b) an eye-witness i.e.- a person who testifies to what he or she has seen.

the experience of the soul being one with the Supreme; mystic experience.

(dance) the consequent mood which, in totality, helps the main thematic mod develop and be depicted well.

a nan having mystical experience; a mystic.

a seminar or series of meetings for intensive study, work, discussion, etc. in the field of Vīraśaiva philosophy or religion; Vīraśaiva workshop.

experience - a) the effect on a person of anything or everything that has happened to that person; individual reaction to events, feelings, etc.; b) anything observed or lived through.

knowledge received through the sense organs (as dif. from the one got from thinking, meditation, cogitation etc.).

the act or process of directly perceiving events or reality.

the act or state of enjoying an object, property etc. having them in possession; enjoyment.

the mystical experience.

one of the seven kinds of religious devotion .

the experience of the mind (as dif. from that of the body).

possession and enjoyment of a property taken on sub-lease, sub-tenancy from a lessee or tenant.