any of broad-bodied, four-winged, six-footed, hairy hymenopteran insects which belong to a large super family Apoidea, which gather pollen and nectar, have biting as well as sucking mouthparts, and often live in organised colonies; a bee.

a wooden bolt, pin or bar for fastening a door; a latch.

an impediment; an obstacle.

a land abounding in small stone pieces, pebbles.

strong; relatively big, huge.

a precious stone; a gem.

a fort encircling a palace.

(dial.) the season of the year when the sun shines most directly upon a region; the warmest season of the year; summer.

one who destroys the cosmic order or law, including the natural and moral principles that apply to all in a society; an immoral person.

a royal family.

wages paid or payable for half-a-day's work.

one who does not complete the work undertaken or has the tendency to abandon the undertaking half-done.

(dial.) a small bundle of grass, firewood, etc. which can be carried in one's arms.

a long thin stick used while thrashing the corns.

a particular stone which is used in treating the eye disease, characterised by an extra grown inside the eye-lid.

eighth part.

one of the radiant bars of a wheel of a cart; a spoke.

= ಅರೆಕಾಲು.

= ಅರೆಗಲ್ಲು.

a stone on which something (esp. spices) is ground; a grinding stone.

a hard stone used to sharpen cutting tools; hone; a whetstone.

a large mass of stone.

an open excavation for building stone, slate etc.; any source of building stone; a quarry.

a huge rock.