a piece of cloth used for concealing something; a cloth cover.

either of the two feathered forelimbs of a bird, fully developed for flying, as in most birds or insufficiently developed for flight and used for balance in running, etc., as in chickens or ostriches or for swimming, as in penguins or some ducks; a wing.

any of the flat, thin, expanded organs, usu. green, growing laterally from the stem or twig of a plant, that is involved in the processes of photosynthesis and transpiration; a leaf.

a thin, long piece of cloth for decorating a palanquin.

stubborn refusal to submit or yield oneself to; contumacy; stubbornness.

great valour.

a demon; an evil spirit.

laid in pile; heaped up; accumulated (at a place).

covered; filled; full.

a heap of things.

the act of accumulating, collecting together.

a pit filled with live coal.

a heap of wood on which a corpse is burned; a pile; a pyre.

the spiritual knowledge.

(arith.) modification of the order of a given set of numbers or quantities.

a heap of wood on which a dead body is burned; a pile; a pyre.

perceived; known; envisioned.

the mind - a) that which thinks, perceives, feels, wills, etc.; seat or subject of consciousness; b) the thinking and perceiving part of consciousness; intellect or intelligence; c) attention; notice.

a desire, wish.

anything intended or planned; an aim, end or purpose; an intention.

the deciduous tree Boswellia serrata (=B. thurifera) of Burseraceae family, the wood of which is used in match-stick industry and the resin as an incense; Indian olibanum tree.