the narrow place created by two walls, on a same surface, joining at a point.

a thick cloth used as a bed spread or to wrap oneself against cold.

a kind of fish.

a small, moulded dark, crude sugar from the sugarcane juice; a small jaggery block.

the queen-mother of Pāṇḍavas, in the epic Mahābhārata, worshipped as folk-goddess.

a bundle of hay, harvested crop, etc.

a false statement or statements made with an intention to deceive another or others;ಕಂತೆಕಟ್ಟು k antekaṭṭu to make into a bundle; wrap or tie together.

(fig.) to move from or leave one's place.

Manmatha, the Love-God.

the organ maintaining the circulation of blood in the body; the heart.

fellow-feeling or sorrow for sufferings of another; compassion; favour; mercy; love.

a storehouse for threshed grain; a granary.

a black oil used to anoint some stone idols.

a female Jaina ascetic.

the portion of the human body from the neck to the arm joint; the shoulder.

(pros.) a metre having four lines of which first and third have three groups of four units each and the second and fourth have five groups of four units each.

a body of organised soldiers trained to protect esp. the land of a nation or to attack another country; an army.

a group of people; a multitude.

a young child.

a young of cow or of any other animal.

a term of affection used in addressing a younger person.