the regular, natural, logical or chronological order; sequence.

an indeclinable word used to express anger, force, etc.

any of various mainly long-tailed agile tree-dwelling primates of the families Cebidae, Callithricidae, and Cercopithecidae; a monkey.

the largest living land animal Loxodonta africana of Africa or Elephas maximus of India, both with a trunk and long curved ivory tusks; an elephant.

the act, fact or an instance of guarding, protecting; protection.

a cermony performed on the seventh day from the date of birth of a baby to protect the baby from possible danger, evil spirits, etc.

a protective wall or hedge around something.

an armlet worn to protect against danger or harm.

the state of being under the custody of another; imprisonment.

a mark made with a lamp black on the chin, cheek or forehead either to protect against evil spirits, bad look, etc. or for good luck.

a man having or showing good judgement, sagacity or prudence; a wiseman.

a man who writes poems or verses; he who possesses high powers of imagination or expression etc.; a poet.

(myth.) the preceptor of the demons; the regent of the planet Venus.

water.

the sun.

a water bird; esp., any of a family (Anatidae order Anseriformes), of birds consisting of ducks, geese, and swans.

a head harness for guiding a horse, consisting of headstall, bit, and reins; a bridle.

ರವಿ ಕಾಣದ್ದನ್ನು ಕವಿ ಕಂಡ ravi kāṇaddannu kavi kaṇḍa a poet, like a seer, can see things more deeply than others.

a sound imitating the cry of a crow, pigeon, etc.

a controlling, directing of a galloping horse.

ಕಾವೆ ತಿರುಗಿಸು kāve tirugisu to tame a horse.

(myth.) Kāma, the god of love, son of Křṣṇa.

ಕಾವನಂಬು kāvanambu any of the five flower arrows of Manmatha, the Love-God; 2. the pain araising from the longing for sexual intercourse; ಕಾವನಯ್ಯ kāvanayya Křṣṇa, father of Love-God, Manmatha; ಕಾವನರಸಿ kāvanarasi Rati, wife of Manmatha, the Love-God.

an earthy clay colored by iron oxide, usu. yellow or reddish brown: used as a pigment in paints; ochre.

the color of ochre; esp., dark yellow.

a cloth of this colour, usu. used by Hindu ascetics and mendicants.