= ಈಲಿ2.

the earth.

water.

Sarasvati, the Goddess of learning.

any substance taken into and assimilated by a plant or animal to keep it alive and enable it to grow and repair tissue; food.

expression or communication of thoughts and feelings by spoken words.

to ooze - a) to flow or leak out slowly, as through very small holes; to seep; b) to give forth moisture, as through pores.

to draw or squeeze milk from the mammary glands of (a cow, etc.).

to stab; to pierce; to attack with the horn (said of a cow, bull etc.) or with a long pointed weapon.

to fight (with a weapon) in battle.

to kill.

to find the product of two or more quantities by multiplication; to multiply.

to engrave letters, symbols on the surface (of a stone, metal plate etc.).

to cause to suffer a smarting pain with sharp criticism.

ಇರಿದಾಡು iridāḍu to engage in mutual stabbing; ಇರಿದುಹಾಕು iriduhāku to stab (to death); ಇರಿದೋಡಿಸು iridōḍisu to defeat in a (physical) combat and drive away.

the flow of milk, flowing out when squeezed out from the mammary glands of a cow, etc.

to establish oneself at.

to exist; to live or be living.

to happen or occur.

to remain or continue to be at a place.

to come to; to belong.

to have a place or position.

the tree Calophyllum inophyllum ( = C. apetalum; = C Spurium) of Guttiferae family; Indian laurel.

a small or narrow place.

a situation where progress, movement or working is impeded.

a hole or cavity in the ground; a pit.

to attack with the horn (said of a cow, bull etc.) or with a long pointed weapon; to stab; to pierce.

to fight (with a weapon) in battle.

to kill.

to find the product of by multiplication; to multiply.

to engrave letters on (a stone, metal plate etc.).

to cause to suffer or smarting pain with sharp criticism.

ಇಱಿದಾಡು iridāḍu to engage in mutual stabbing; 2. (animals) to strike or push with the head or horns; to ram with the head; to butt; ಇಱಿದೋಡಿಸು iridōḍisu to defeat in a (physical) combat and drive away; ಇಱಿಯೆಪಡು iṛiyepaḍu to be stabbed; ಇಱಿವಬೆಡಂಗ iṛivabeḍaŋga a title ' he who is very skilled in mutual combat with sword'; ಇಱಿವರ್ತಿಗಂಡ irivartigaṇḍa a title 'he who loves to fight in a battle; ಇಱಿವಾಳ್ iṛivāḷ a title 'a bold soldier'.

(a knot, a tied hair) to get loosened and become loosely spread.