the share or cutting blade of a plough; a plough-share.

the father of the Vedic sage Viśvāmitra.

of low, inferior, mean, base quality; vile; contemptible.

the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist; the fore-arm.

the length of the arm from the end of the middle finger to the elbow, an ancient unit of linear measure of 18 to 22 inches (45.4 to 55.5 cm.); a cubit.

(Jain.) a measure of two cubits (about 36 to 44 inches or 90.8 to 111.0 cm.) 4) the distance between from the tip of the small finger to the tip of the thumb when stretched apart, used as a unit of liner measure.

the sun.

fire.

an ape; a monkey.

a farm-land fed by rain water (as opp. to irrigated land).

a man having much or handsome hair.

lush hair.

the sentiment of love; sexual desire; lust.

the graceful style that suits especially the dealing of passion of love; one of the four varieties of dramatic style.

one of the modes of old system of music.

a drinking vessel.

Viśvāmitra, a famous vedic sage, the seer of the most sacred Gāyatri hymn.

any of a worldwide order (Strigiformes) of predatory night birds distinguished by a large, flat face, eyes surrounded by stiff-feathered disks, a short, hooked beak, feathered legs with sharp talons, and soft plumage which permits noiseless flight; an owl.

Indra, the god of heaven.

the tree Commiphora mukul ( = Balsamodendron mukul) of Burseraceae family.

a myrrhlike gum resin yielded by this tree.