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- clear; pure; limpid.
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- the Brahminee kite, Haliastur indus, an accipitrine bird with long, pointed wings, forked tail and white neck.
- (myth.) the king of birds, which is used by Viṣṇu as his vehicle.
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- to strike with a crushing or smashing blow; to beat heavily; to bash.
- to become dented or deformed by being beaten up heavily.
- to lose zeal or enthusiasm.
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- to carry a child on the flank of the body.
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- one's father's younger brother.
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- (children's term) one's mother's breast.
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- the wife of one's father's younger brother.
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- to go on; to advance; to proceed; to move forward.
- to hold (something) out in front of.
- to push forward.
- to cause (the body or limbs) to reach out to full length; to stretch.
- to save, protect (from a danger).
- to give or supply in plenty.
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- that which is of relatively more width, breadth or capacity.
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- (correctly, ಚ, ತು)(fig.) the exact words or said or exact meaning of what is said; (used only in the adverbial phrase 'ಚಾಚೂತಪ್ಪದೆ (cācū tappade) (correctly, ಚ, ತು ತಪ್ಪದೆ) meaning (something being carried out) exactly as told or ordered; dotting one's i's and crossing one's t's.