(dial.) (a nursery term) water.

(Children's term) a wound.

to be possible; to be able to be done, achieved or reached.

to be available; to be got or obtained.

to depend on another for survival, protection, etc.

to put (food) in the mouth, chew, if necessary, and swallow; to eat.

to remove; to ward off; to prevent from happening.

lustre, brightness; brilliance; splendour.

an outward appearance, (chiefly the fallacious rather than being true); a thing as it appears in perception as distinguished from the thing as it is in itself; a phenomenon.

the state, fact or quality of resembling; similarity of appearance; resemblance; likeness.

an intention; a purpose.

the deception caused by outward appearance, i.e. non-realisation of the true fact; illusion.

(log.) a fallacy, a fallacious reasoning, semblance of a reason; an erroneous but plausible argument.

the object which is mistaken by its outward appearance; a misconceived thing or subject.

an interjection expressing astonishment or praise.

the female parent; the mother.

a suffix to the female names (meaning mother, a woman,).

the male parent; the father.

an interjection to express wonder, appreciation, pain, relief, etc.

the female parent; the mother.

a suffix to the female names (meaning mother, a woman,).

an interjection to express wonder, appreciation, pain, etc.

= ಆಭಾಸ.

= ಆಭಾಸ.

a steep fall of water, as of a stream, from a height; a cascade; a waterfall.

(dial.) a room in a house where bath is taken; a bathroom.

= ಅಬ್ಬಾ1.

(children's term) a wound.

the act or an instance of stealing; theft.

ಅಬೇಸ್ ಮಾಡು abēs māḍu to commit or get by, theft; to thieve; to steal.

a suffix to female names (as a part of the name or as a mode of respectful addressing).

a woman as she is related to her child or children; a mother.

a suffix to female names (meaning 'mother', a 'woman' in gen.) 3) the mother-god; a female deity; the Mother of the Universe.

the quality or state of being lenient; a lenient disposition or practice; leniency; absence of seriousness (in human relation).

a kind of small insect.