the act of destroying; an instance of being destroyed; downfall; destruction; devastation.

the quality of being mean, ignoble or contemptible; baseness; meanness.

the liquid (esp. an oil) that sticks to the measuring vessel.

ಅೞಿಬಿಡು ałibiḍu to measure a liquid (esp. oil) in excess, as to allow it to overflow the measuring vessel; ಅೞಿಬೀಳು ałibīḷu (the liquid being measured) to overflow or spill over the measuring vessel; ಅೞೀಮಟ ałīmaṭa the state of being filled to the brim.

to cease from existence; to die.

to be destroyed, ruined or spoiled.

to go out of sight; to disappear.

to destroy; to ruin; to obliterate.

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 2) a sharp circular missile-weapon; a discus-weapon.

royal power as symbolised by the discus-weapon.

the act of cheating; deceit.

the quality or state of being tenacious; tenacity.

ಆೞಾೞಿ āłāłi high and undue tenacity.

the distance from the top downward, from the surface inward or from front to back; depth.

profundity of thought; intellectual depth.

(fig.) that which cannot be seen from outside; inner feelings, thought, secret, etc.

ಆೞವಱಿ āłavaṛi (fig.) to find out the strength.

to make a loud vocal sound or utterance; to sob and shed tears in expressing sorrow, pain, grief, etc.; to weep; to cry.

the act or an instance of crying; a cry.

to go under the surface of a liquid; to plunge oneself into water.

to be engaged or involved deeply; to be absorbed in (as in a work, grief, etc.).

to go under or within; to bury oneself.

to fall loosing strength; to collapse; to sag.

to cause to go under the surface of a liquid; to drop into a liquid so as to cover completely; to dip;

ಆೞೆನಡು āłenaḍu to plant deeply; to set firmly as into the ground; to fix in position; 2. to fix in the mind (an idea, etc.); ಆೞೆಪುಗು āłepugu to go inside or under completely; ಆೞೆವುಗು āłevugu = ಆೞೆಪುಗು.

to cause to sink; to press or push another under a liquid.

to cause to weep; to subject another to difficulties or intolerable inconvenience.

to beat.

to go beyond one's control.

to erase.