the painful emotion caused by impending danger, evil or uncertainty, diffidence, etc.; fear.
ಉರುಕು
♪ uruku
verb
to come from within forcefully, as water from a fountain, emotion, blood from a wound, etc.
to show one's valour; to exhibit one's courage or grit.
to behave in a very arrogant manner.
ಉರುಗು
♪ urugu
noun
the state of being slant, oblique or turned slightly to one side; wryness.
the state of being bent or crooked; crookedness.
ಉರುಗು
♪ urugu
verb
(dial.) to blow air from the mouth (to kindle fire).
ಉರುಗು
♪ urugu
verb
to become or turn slant.
ಉರಗ
♪ uraga
noun
that which moves on the chest; a snake; a serpent.
any animal of the class Reptilia, vertebrates with scale integument, cold blood, right and left aortic arch, partially divided heart, single occipital condyle, pulmonary respiration; reptile.
(myth.) a class of semi-divine goods with a human face and a serpent body.
ಉರಿಗೇಸ
♪ urigēsa
noun
fire like hair; red hair.
ಉರುಕ
♪ uruka
noun
any of various skin disorders accompanied by severe irritation of the skin; the itch.
ಉರುಕ್ಕು
♪ urukku
noun
(dial.) an object worn on the body because of its supposed magical power to protect against injury or evil; a charm; a talisman; an amulet.
ಉರ್ಕು
♪ urku
verb
to come or rush out suddenly, issue, esp. in a jet or stream; (of water etc.) rise or flow in a stream, well up; to spring up, forth or out.
to exhibit one's valour, power etc.; to act bravely.
(joy, grief etc.) to come or arise vehemently .
to act in an overbearing, imperious or dictatorial manner.
to beam with joy.
ಉರ್ಕು
♪ urku
verb
to become altered from a solid to a liquid state usu. by heat; to melt.
ಉರ್ಕು
♪ urku
noun
elevation of mind due to success; a sudden outburst, as of some emotion; ebullition.
elevation of spirits; a feeling of pleasurable self-satisfaction and self-assurance.
extreme self-pride and boastfulness; excessive and ostentatious vanity; vain glory.
great bravery; valour.
relatively high level of confidence and enthusiasm.
ಉರ್ಕು
♪ urku
noun
a hard, tough metal composed of iron alloyed with various small percentages of carbon and often variously with other metals, as nickel, chromium, manganese, etc., to produce hardness, resistance to rusting, etc.