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- a piece of furniture with a flat, square or rectangular wooden plank with four legs, to sit on.
- a complete horizontal section of a building, separated from other sections of the same building, by a continuous floor or a continuous roof.
- a set of four buildings, in the same premises, having (usu. a narrow), common passage in between, leading to their entrance.
- the central space of a building, usu. without covered by the roof.
- (in a yakṣagāna theatre) a side room or a room behind the screen used by the actors for dressing and making up themselves.
- a small building (away from the main police station) where policemen or guards are placed.
- a patrolling or guarding (of a town, city etc.).
- a temporary stage, pandal constructed in a square shape.
- ಚೌಕಿ ಊಟ cauki ūṭa a special dining row for special visitors or invitees, in a religious monastery.
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- a circular frame or disk arranged to revolve on an axis, as on or in vehicles or machinery; a wheel.
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- a benevolent man who sacrifices his personal possessions to another or others out of kindness or as charity; a donor.
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- an onomatopoetic term used to express swiftness, quickness in action.
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- = ಚಕ್ಕೆ.
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- a fabric having a pattern of small squares; check.
- a comparison, test, examination etc. to ascertain if something is as it should be; a checking.
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- a written order, in a prescribed form, to a bank to pay or transfer a certain amount of money from one's account; a cheque.
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- a thin, sharp piece of wood, bone, etc., made by splitting or breaking; a sliver; a splinter.
- a square, wooden plate made with a handle on one side used by masons for smoothening the surface.
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- neat orderly or trim, clearly organised.
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- a man who is organised in his work and personal appearance.