a division of a city; a colony; an extension.

the state of being tired, worn out; physical or mental exhaustion; weariness; fatigue.

the state of being idle or indolent.

the condition of being sick or diseased; illness; sickness.

depression of mind as from disappointment, dissatisfaction, etc.

a decline; deterioration; decay.

(rhet.) fatigue, lassitude as one of the minor sentiment.

an eagle or any of various other birds that eat snakes.

the brahminic kite, a kite with white-neck.

an irrigated piece of land (esp. where paddy is grown).

to get strength to walk.

(fig.) to get boldness (to face a danger).

(dance) an expression of fatigue, weariness, by covering the eye balls under the sunken eyelids; an expression of languidness.

the act of doing or causing to happen.

the act or an instance of joining or combining two or more things together.

a mark, stigma; a stain.

a fertilised mature female germ cell in the very early stage of developing into a new member.

(math.) any system of calculation using special symbolic notations; calculus.

the act of a liquid that drops; an instance of this.

the act of falling, sliding etc.

tired; exhausted; weary; worn out.

(lightly) a teacher (as a man with a cane).

the headgear used to control a horse, consisting of buckled leather straps, a metal bit, and reins; bridle.

coming from, belonging to a noble family.

of or relating to time.

seriously; gravely; severely; with force.

an elephant carved in stone.

a very strong elephant.

the act or an instance of joining or combining two or more things together.

a man of high birth.

the act of binding, tying to or together.

an oil that reduces friction by providing a smooth film as a covering over parts that move against each other; a lubricant oil.

a thick, sticky, brown to black liquid with a pungent odour, obtained by the destructive distillation of wood, coal, peat, shale, etc. and used for protecting and preserving surfaces; tar.

a division of a city; a colony.