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- any of a large and widely distributed terrestrial or aquatic reptiles of Testudines order, having a toothless beak and a soft body encased in a tough shell into which, in most species, the head, tail, and four legs may be withdrawn; a turtle; a tortoise.
- (myth.) the Cosmic Turtle or Tortoise, a symbol of the universe.
- the second of the ten main incarnations of Viṣṇu.
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- excessively; abundantly.
- specially; mainly; to a marked degree; especially.
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- the ripe state for bursting or being ready for operation (said of a boil).
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- = ಕರುಮ.
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- the doing of something; state of being in motion or of working; an action; a work; a deed.
- a ceremonial or formal, solemn act, observance or procedure in accordance with prescribed rule or custom, as in religious use a religious rite.
- a deed or action that is supposed to have effect in one's future birth or births.
- in Dvaita phil. one of the ten basic elements; a natural or active property (as support of the earth).
- (gram.). a noun or other substantive that directly or indirectly receives the action of a verb; the object of an action.
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- a performer, doer or worker.
- a person whose actions result in either good or bad consequences.
- a wicked person; an evil doer; a sinner.
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- action; work; deed.
- execution; performance.
- obligtory duty.
- the results of one's past action, deeds, etc.; the effect.
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- involving or calling for much hard work; laborious.
- industrious; hard-working.
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- a dutiful worker who works without expecting the fruit for his work.
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- the state or quality of being young, junior or low in rank, status, etc.
- the quality of being contemptible, mean or ignoble; meanness; baseness.