a load; a burden; the weight of the load.

(fig.) that which involves responsibility or obligation.

= ಓಜ2.

a number of people or things arranged so as to form a line; a row.

a systematic arrangement of things, people, in an order, line, etc.

(mus.) time - a) the grouping of rhythmic beats into measures of equal length; b) the characteristic rhythm of a piece of music in terms of this grouping; c) the rate of speed at which a composition or passage is played; tempo; d) the rhythm and tempo characteristic of a kind of composition.

a being under another's authority or control.

conformity with what is regarded as honesty, straightforwardness, fairness or chastity.

ಓಜೆಯರೇಖೆ ōjeya rēkhe = ಓಜಾರೇಖೆ.

(said of numbers) having a remainder of one when divided by two; not even; odd.

occurring alternatively in first, third, fifth etc. places; odd.

the quality or state of being radiant; brightness; radiance; brilliance; effulgence.

a man who teaches, esp. whose occupation is to instruct; a teacher; a professional instructor.

(masc.) a man who models, carves or otherwise fashions figures or forms of clay, stone, metal, wood, etc.; an artist who creates three-dimensional representations; a sculptor; a carpenter; a smith.

brightness; brilliance; lustre; radiance.

the power of procreation; male sexual potency; virility.

(rhet.) a particular literary style that abounds in compounds.

the vital force, power or principle as present in all living things; the life principle or force; vitality.

bodily strength; vigour; energy; ability.

water.

skill in the use of weapons.

speed; the impetus of a moving object; momentum.

he who teaches, esp. whose occupation is to instruct; a teacher; a professional instructor.

(masc.) a man who models, carves or otherwise fashions figures or forms of clay, stone, metal, wood, etc.; an artist who creates three-dimensional representations; a sculptor; a carpenter; a smith.

= ಓಜ1.

to put in the correct, proper or suitable order; to arrange; to make systematic.

the vital force, power or principle as present in all living things; the life principle or force; vitality; bodily strength; vigour; energy; ability.

brightness; brilliance; lustre; radiance.

a manifested form; a tangible form.

a support; a place of protection.

water.

(rhet.) a particular literary style that abounds in compounds.

the profession, action of a person who teaches; teaching; teachership.