great suffering, as from worry, grief or pain; agony; anguish.

(phil.) any of the five types of obstacles that cause anguish (they being ignorance, self-conceit; passion, hatred, and instinctive clinging to worldly life).

intense anger; rage; fury; wrath.

the quality or fact of being thoughtful, cautious or guarded.

worldly occupation; mundane affairs.

a water jar.

a small water vessel with a small mouth, used in worshipping and other auspicious occasions, as asymbol of the universe (or cosmic waters) and its generative power.

an ornamental metal cover for the peak structure of a temple, temple-chariot, etc.

a person who is the pride of a society or community.

= ಕಾಲಾಪ1.

muddy or cloudy from having the sediment stirred up.

filled with anger; disturbed by a strong feeling; excited.

sediment stirred up (in a liquid); dirt; any soiling matter.

any one of the emotions, as anger, hate, grief, disappointment.

a moral or religious blemish.

a morally or religiously stained, tinted person; one who has committed a crime in action or thought; a sinner.

(myth.) the bolt or missile of Indra, the Chief of gods; the thunder-bolt.

a mineral consisting of nearly pure carbon in crystalline form, usu. colourless, the hardest natural substance known; diamond.

a kind of fish.

(pros.) a metrical foot consisting of three short syllables; tribrach.

= ಕುಲಿಶಧರ - 2.

a person who in distress; an afflicted person.

a person who afflicts pain, causes distress.

a small water vessel.

the plant Hemionitis cordifolia of Polypodiaceae family.

a water jar; a pot.