to speak or say with involuntary pauses or blocks, often with rapid repetitions of syllables or initial sounds, as temporarily from excitement, embarrassment, etc. or chronically as a result of muscle spasms believed to result from mental conflicts; to stutter; to stammer.

to throw, splash water.

to spread as a thin layer; to sprinkle (as fertiliser on the field, etc.).

(water, any liquid, feelings) to flow out forcibly.

the act, an instance or habit of stammering.

a sudden and rapid flow, as of water, feelings, etc.

(nursery term) milk or water; cooked rice or any other eatable, in gen.

(dial.) to be or lie out of sight or concealed; to conceal oneself; to hide oneself.

he who speaks with involuntary pauses or blocks, often with rapid repetitions of firstt syllables or initial sounds; a stammerer.

a loop formed at one end of a rope, cord, etc. by means of a slipknot so that the loop tightens as the rope is pulled, and used to carry vessels, etc. easily.

ಉಗ್ಗಹಾಕು uggahāku 1. to catch or hold a vessel in a noose; 2. to catch in a trap; to entrap.

to warm by steam; to treat (bodily pain or injury) by the application of warmth got from steam; to foment.

a kind of religious penance.

she who speaks with involuntary pauses or blocks, often with rapid repetitions of first syllables or initial sounds; a stammerer.