(myth.) a devil; an evil spirit.

the Fire-God.

blood.

the hair growing on the head.

demoralising an enemy on emotional, sentimental grounds or by appeasing his passions, as a means of defeating him.

the shape made by two straight lines meeting at a common point; an angle.

the point or place where surfaces join and the space between such surfaces; a corner.

the cutting part of a tool, instrument or weapon; the blade.

the long, narrow top or crest of something, as of an animaḷs back, a wave, a mountain, etc.; a ridge.

a drop of the salty fluid secreted by the lachrymal gland to lubricate the eyeball, kill bacteria, etc. or due to emotional reasons; tear.

the Fire-god.

the sun.

the Wind-god.

a mineral consisting pure carbon (that is the hardest natural substance known); diamond.

greedy in eating; devouring or eager to devour large quantities of food; gluttonous; voracious.

a person who greedily eats too much; a voracious man; a glutton.

the (all-devouring) fire.

the sun.

a demon.

a platform or a stage, meant for panja by Muslims during the Muharram festival.

a female demon or evil spirit.

an annual herb Brassica nigra of Brassicaceae family.

its black seed; black mustard.

of, relating to or suggestive of a demon; influenced by a demon, evil spirit or wicked intention.