the three main divisions of time -i.e. past, present and future times.

a large number of persons, things, animals, etc. gathered together at a place; a crowd.

that which is rough, unsmooth or having a rough surface.

a tiny, solid particle, as of sand, powdered stone etc.

a broken piece or pieces of a grain.

a war hero.

a dry leaf or leaves fallen from the plant.

a stick or a stick-like part in a machine, that rotates; a rotor.

a kind of play in which the players move in a circular, but complicatedly twisting manner, striking rhythmically, usu. to a song, the two sticks held by each of them.

(collectively) the three divisions of the day time - morning, afternoon and evening.

(collectively) the past, present and future times.

(collectively) the three tempos in music, that a person can sing or play on an instrument (the second being exactly two times the first and the third two times the second).

a sitting, with the body weight being on the feet, legs folded at the knees and without resting the buttocks on the floor.

a land that is suitable for farming and is capable of producing crops; arable land.

the family of agriculturists who get their land tilled and cultivation done from paid servants.

a war hero.

the last point of time in one's existence; the time of death.

= ತಿರುಗೋಲು.

a pebble (used in a play) kept on the back of the palm, tossed and caught.

a hand tool for turning screws, consisting of a handle attached to a long, narrow shank, usu. of metal, which tapers and flattens out to a tip that fits into the slot in the head of the screw; a screw driver.

a piece of stone whose surface is coarse.

= ತಿರಿಕ1.

= ತಿರಿಕೂಳು.

to become completely dried (and has lost its strength).

food that is got as alms.