the dark blue or black colour.

a piece of dark blue or black colour.

of dark blue or black colour.

the state of being complete destroyed; ruin.

the pungent smothering, smell of onion, garlic etc.

to lose one's strength from or as from heat; (?).

the state of having lost one's strength and patience from continuous irritation or trouble.

a change in the voice, indicative of the emotion like fear, grief, anger, etc. under which it was produced.

embelishment of a mode in music emphasising certain phrases and gamakas (subtle movements) particular to that mode.

a voice or word used to mean different form or contrary to the literary meaning of what is said or written; a sarcasm.

the nativity in a word or passage, particular to a region.

uttering of words in a low indistrinct voice in grumbling, hostility or dislike.

an imprecation expressing hatred, anger, vexation, etc.; a curse.

loss, waste, uselessness; wastage.

that which is of low quality or which is of low worth.

a man of mean or base mentality.

that which causes loss, distruction; evil.

a false statement made with the intention of deceiving or misleading; a lie; falsehood; untruth.

ಕಾಕಬಳಸು kāka baḷasu to swerve from the right path or rectitude; 2. to miscalculate (in avoiding a danger); to judge wrongly; 3. to utter bad words; to speak ill; to remark sarcastically; ಕಾಕನಾಡು kākanāḍu to make a false statement; to lie; to talk pervasively; ಕಾಕಾಗು kākāgu to be spoiled; to become useless or worthless; ಕಾಕುಮಾಡಿಸು kākumāḍisu to cause to injure the form or beauty; to cause to disfigure, deform or currupt; ಕಾಕುಮಾಡು kākumāḍu to spoil; to destroy; to corrupt.

one's father's younger brotheṛs wife.

a loud cry.

a shrill, sudden cry as in fear or pain; an outcry; shriek.

a mode in blowing the flute; ಕಾಕುಹಾಕು kākuhāku to cry out in a loud shrill voice to make a whistling sound.

to empty the contents of the stomach through the mouth; to vomit.

(fig.) to pay unwillingly or unnecessarily; to pay back (usu. under coercion or compulsion by law) money one has swindled.

(fig.) to communicate freely to another without any inhibitions.