a lingāyata tradesman, with a blanket on the shoulder, carrying bagful of articles and going on foot from village to village.

a black or blackened gum, as supposed of a demon or caused by constant chewing of tobacco, etc.

the act, an instance or speaking sarcastically, jeeringly.

Křṣṇa, the eight incarnation of Viṣṇu.

drawn; pulled; dragged.

tilled; ploughed; cultivated.

rubbed; ground.

a man who cries, yells; a screamer.

a wild doglike mammal Canis aureus of the genus Canis, which usu. hunts for food in packs at night, and also eat carrion and certain plants; a jackal.

a plant of Convolvulus genus, of the morning-glory family, with funnel-shaped flowers and triangular leaves.

One of the two oldest alphabets in the Indian subcontinent, derived from Aramaic and used for about seven centuries from 300 BC in North West India and central Asia; Kharoshti.

hard to lift or move because of great weight; weighty; heavy.

of much significance, importance.

worthy of respect or reverence; venerable; having dignity.

greatest possible, permissible or reached; maximum.

that which is heavy.

that which is significant, important.

a venerable, respectable man.

the largest of a specified set of real numbers.

a cow that has calved its first calf (till the second one is born).

a swine, Sus scrofa.

a ray of light.

the act or process of pounding, pulverising.

a rubbing of one object against another; friction.

the leguminous twining shrub Clitoria ternatea of Papilionaceae family with blue flowers, the root of which is used as a dieretic and demulcent; butterfly-pea.

a variety of dioscorea yam plant.

its yam.

the act of pulling; a dragging.

the act of cultivating the soil, raising crops; farming; agriculture.

a learned man; a scholar.

= ಕೋರಿಸೆಟ್ಟಿ.

a corrupt form of the word 'ಕೃಷ್ಣ'.

calling or crying out.

weeping; wailing.

a long, pitiful cry of grief and pain.

the act of wailing.