that is burning with flames.

the burning principle or mass; fire.

= ಜ್ವಲ1.

the condition of being resplendent; brightness; splendour.

the form of energy emitted by a luminous body, which helps human or animals see objects; light.

the state of burning with flames.

the flamy tongue of a burning object; a flame.

shining brightly; full of splendour; dazzling; splendid.

burning (with flames).

the plant Croton tigilium of Euphorbiaceae family.

its seed used as a purgative.

the burning gas or vapour of a fire, seen as a flickering light of various colours; blaze; flame.

the burning principle or mass; fire.

(pros.) a syllabic feet consisting of one short syllable between two long ones(-u-).

= ಜವಳಿ3.

full of life; lively; sprightly; vivacious; active; energetic.

the quality or fact of being unsteady, wavering; unsteadiness.

inability to take a firm decision, forming opinion or the quality of being erratic in habits, purpose or behaviour.

an irrepressible desire; such a tendency.

the state of being alive; life.

the quality of being ordinary or very common; lack of speciality.

an ordinary or common man.

that which is of ordinary quality or very commonly available.

an abject, mean fellow.

the hair on the head.

the hair of child before its head is shaved for the first time.

the ceremony of getting a chilḍs head shaven for the first time.

an old unit of measure.

a sweetmeat made of fried sesame seeds with dry coconut kernel and jaggery.

= ಜೀವಲ1.

= ಜೀವಲ2.

having life; not dead; live.

that which or a person who gives life-support.

that which makes something what it is; intrinsic, fundamental nature or most important quality (of something); essential being; essence.

the significance or the main theme.

a thread passing between the strings and the bridge of a tambu`ri, (the base pitch instrument), used to vary the pitch subtly to tune it perfectly and get a sonorous sound.

the least degree of variation in the pitch of the sound, which human ear can perceive, made by such adjustment.

ಜೀವಾಳಕಟ್ಟು jīvāḷa kaṭṭu to tune or adjust the pitch of a tambūri with the help a thread, as to get sonorous sound.

a long bamboo staff.

a long shaft with a broad blade at one end, used as a lever for rowing or otherwise propelling or steering a boat; an oar.