a becoming worse in quality, strength, etc.; a gradual decline in power, importance, intensity, etc.; deterioration.

the end of something in space or time; limit, bound, conclusion or finish; termination; destruction.

destruction of the universe.

an infectious disease caused by the tubercle bacillus and characterised by the formation of tubercles in various tissues of the body; tuberculosis; consumption.

a lunar calendar month which has two transitions of the sun from one zodiac to another.

name of the sixtieth year in the Hindu cycle of the sixty years.

the state of (a king) being lower in power, esteem, etc. (to another king).

a place where one normally resides; a house; a residence.

the religious defilement caused by the death of a relative.

the waist of a horse.

an alcoholic (esp. distilled) drink; a liquor.

perfumed; giving out good smell.

of the colour of blood; red.

that is astringent.

a pleasing smell or odour; sweet scent, as of flowers or a substance that is fragrant; fragrance; a perfume.

the red or dull-red colour.

astringent flavour or taste.

that whose voice or tone is melodious.

any substance distilled from a herb or herbs used in making medicines.

hot water percolated through coffee powder or water in which tea leaves are boiled and filtered.

any of various solid or semisolid, viscous, usu. clear or translucent, yellowish or brownish organic substances exuded from various plants and trees.

a secret, sneaky way (as the one made by thieves).

a symbol for the number four, 4.

a feeling of hatred, unhealthy competition, etc. (betwen two persons).

(Jain.) that which causes the feelings as joy, pleasure, pain, distress, hatred etc., considered as a blemish.

saffron-coloured cloth, usu. worn by monks.

that deserves to be lashed at; fit to be flogged, whipped.

of the colour of ochre; esp., dark yellow or reddish brown.

= ಕಾಷಾಯವಸ್ತ್ರ.

that which is causal or causative for producing joy and sorrow as its effect.

hair that is thick and lush.

a long, sharp blade of the grass Desmostachya tripinnata of Poaceae family.

the fine, soft, shiny fibre produced by silkworms to form their cocoons; silk thread.

a silk cloth.