love - a) strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties as maternal love for a child; b) attraction based on sexual desire; c) affection based on admiration, benevolence or common interests.

a shaping or giving a form to a plastic or molten material by pouring into a pattern, hollow form or a matrix.

something so shaped or formed.

ಎರಕದ ಕಬ್ಬಿಣ erakada kabbiṇa a hard, unmalleable, low-tensile alloy of iron and carbon containing substantial amount of cementite or graphite, made by casting; cast-iron.

either of the two feathered forelimbs of a bird, either or not fully developed for flying, for flight, balance in running, for swimming, etc.; a wing.

a kind of grass (supposed to have turned in to clubs when plucked, as per Hindu mythology, and become the weapons for mutual destruction of Yādava clan to which Křṣṇa belonged).

prayer - a) the act of praying; b) the earnest request; supplication.

to throw oneself or lie humbly and submissively in a prostrate position (before a deity or another person).

to fall down from one's standing or sitting position.

to attack; to make an inroad.

to fall upon and beat heavily.

(dial.) to bend or incline the body so as to rest part of one's weight upon or against something; to lean.

any of black, brown or red hymenopteran insects, of Formicidae family, gen. wingless, that live in colonies with a complex division of labour by castes, including workers, males, and a queen; an ant.

(dial.) any of black, brown or red hymenopteran insects of Formicidae family, gen. wingless, that live in colonies with a complex division of labor by castes, including workers, males, and a queen; an ant.

to be full; to be flooded with.

the rotten stumps of banana tree used for stopping the running water and storing it in small pits in the garden.