to go to a higher level, position or place; to rise; to ascend; to mount; to climb up.

to advance in social status, rank, importance.

(ground, mountain etc.) to have an upward incline or slant.

(price, cost, value, etc.) to become more, to go up; to soar.

the act of going, climbing or mounting up; a rise; soar.

an ascending slope (of ground, a hill, etc.); elevation; acclivity.

that portion of a building between the floor below and the roof or floor above it; an upper floor; upstairs; such a building itself; a multi-storeyed building.

a long shaft with a sharp point at one end for throwing; a spear.

an injury to the body (as from violence, accident or surgery) that involves laceration or breaking of a membrane (as the skin) and usually damage to underlying tissues; a wound.

a blow; a stroke.

a physical combat; a fight; a battle; a combat.

to choose or pick out from among many; to select.

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to fit in appropriately; to be proper; to be suitable.

to pour a liquid from above; to cause (a liquid) to flow in a stream.

to smear and massage another's body with oil and bathe.

to give a gift (in a formal manner); ಎಱಕೊಳ್ eṛakoḷto bathe oneself after anointing the body with oil and massaging.

to run into or through as a pointed weapon does; to pierce; to stab.

to excel another in quality or power; to dominate.

a place or person giving shelter, support or protection.

the state or fact of being a owner or having authority, reign or power; ownership; mastership.

a master - a) a man who rules others, has control, authority, power over; b) a male head of a household; c) a man in relation to his employees; an employer.

(rightly,ಏರಿ) a long heap of earth, made for or serving as an obstructing barrier against flow of water, 2) a naturally elevated ground.

a man-made pool, lake or cistern for storing water; a tank.