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- to amuse oneself, as by taking part in a game or sport; engage in recreation; to play.
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- to cause to hear.
- to be heard.
- to hear.
- to cause to beg, request.
- ಕೇಳಿಸಿಕೊಳ್ಳು kēḷisikoḷḷu to hear; 2. to listen attentively.
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- the quality of adhereing, blending with or the fact of being adhered firmly or fused with, another.
- the quality of being intense; intensity.
- the act of joining two things together.
- (musc.) complete agreement; harmony, concord.
- (dance.) a particular movement; elegance in the movement of a dancer.
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- a worker of inferior rank, employed as a seaman; a khalasi.
- a servant in military, employed for erecting camps, maintaining them, etc.
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- = ಕಳಾಸ.
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- to cause or induce another to steal; to help a thief in thieving.
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- to send - a) to cause to go or be carried; to dispatch, convey or transmit; b) to dispatch, convey or transmit (a letter, message, etc.) by mail.
- to arrange for the going of; to enable to go.
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- = ಕಾಳಸೆ.
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- the tanned hide of animals, as of deer, etc., used to sit on.
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- the quality of adhereing, blending with or the fact of being adhered firmly or fused with, another.
- the quality of being intense; intensity.
- the act of joining two things together.
- (musc.) complete agreement; harmony, concord.
- (dance.) a particular movement; elegance in the movement of a dancer.
- the quality which makes a literary work a whole.