strong desire, esp. for wealth; avarice; greed.

a haggling for extra quantity; the quantity haggled for or got by haggling; something extra number or quantity given free of cost by the seller against purchase of some quantity; a baker's dozen.

excessiveness.

to persistently ask for more quantity or to lower the price, etc. to haggle.

to try to get freed from another's hold, grip.

to pull; to draw toward.

to become excessive or forceful (as wrath); to become overbearing.

to make a rough sound, as in resistance.

to tell about or describe, something in detail (often, in a manner that causes boredom).

(uncleared throat) to make indistinct sound.

ಕೊಸರಿಕೊಳ್ಳು kosarikoḷḷu to get freed from another's hold, grip.

(dial.) any of various classes (esp. Bryopsida) of very small, green bryophytes having stems with leaf-like structures and growing in velvety clusters on rocks, trees, moist ground, etc.; moss.

a large tract of uncultivated land covered with trees and undergrowth; a forest.

(a stringent taste, a substance of that taste) to cause slight irritation in the throat or on the tongue.

the period of light between sunrise and sunset; a day.

a smith who works in brass, bronze or copper, making and repairing vessels and other articles.

= ಕಾಸರ್ಕ.

the period of light between sunrise and sunset; a day.

the male water buffalo Bubalus bubalis, either domesticated or wild.

a body of water, smaller than a lake; a pond.

physical stength of the body.

the nutritional strength of soil.

= ಕಸಾರಿಕೆ.

the state of being unripe (said of a fruit).

the state of being not dried or not processed (as agricultural produce).

the quality of being inexperience, not yet developed or trained.

agitation or irritation of the mind.

disturbance; irritation; trouble; annoyance.

the disorder or malfunctioning in the body; ill-humour.

(dial.) the bad smell of stale fats or oils; rancid smell; rancidity.

= ಕಸಱು.

to disturb or irritate; to annoy; to trouble.

to scold; to chide; to rebuke.

the grass Scirpus kysoor.

= ಕಸರು3.

physical stength of the body.

the nutritional strength of soil.