to cause or induce another to steal; to help a thief in thieving.

to send - a) to cause to go or be carried; to dispatch, convey or transmit; b) to dispatch, convey or transmit (a letter, message, etc.) by mail.

to arrange for the going of; to enable to go.

to possess (as an evil spirit is supposed to do); to have complete control over (as by overpowering) another.

to remove, fend off or ward off.

to remove or separate (solid particles, impurities, etc.) from a liquid by means of a filter; to filter out.

to flow freely, continuously; to pour.

(fig.) to plunder; to loot.

= ಘಳಿಯಿಸು.

to labour, perform service and get salary, wages, etc.; to earn.

to get or deserve as a result of something one has done.

to gain (interest, etc.) as profit.

to score a run or get a wicket by making a batsman out, as in cricket; to hit the ball through the goal, as in hockey, football game.

the tanned hide of animals, as of deer, etc., used to sit on.

the quality of adhereing, blending with or the fact of being adhered firmly or fused with, another.

the quality of being intense; intensity.

the act of joining two things together.

(musc.) complete agreement; harmony, concord.

(dance.) a particular movement; elegance in the movement of a dancer.

the quality which makes a literary work a whole.

= ಕಾಳಸೆ.

a discoloured patch or blemish on the skin; a blotch.

a contagious skin disease caused by a parasitic mite (Sarcoptes scabiei) that burrows under the skin to deposit eggs, causing intense itching; scabies.

a progressive infectious disease caused by a bacterium (Mycobacterium leprae) that attacks the skin, flesh, nerves, etc., and is characterised by nodules, ulcers, white scaly scabs, deformities, and loss of sensation; leprosy.