a man who is bitten (as by a snake) or stung (as by a scorpion).

the portion of the body bitten or stung.

seized, pierced or cut with the teeth; bitten; stung.

a man who makes or repairs wooden articles or structures, as furniture, agricultural implements, building materials as windows, doors, etc.; a carpenter.

(said of wood) cut or trimmed away; peeled; planed; smoothened.

a satisfied, contented, gratified man.

the state of being satisfied or contented; satisfaction; contentment; pleasure.

(phil.) any of the nine kinds of contentment derived by leading an austere life.

(myth.) name of one of the sixteenth part of the moon (as seen increasing by a day between new-moon day and full-moon day).

a woman who is bitten (as by a snake) or stung (as by a scorpion).

shown; demonstrated; exhibited.

a man who observes religious rites and moral principles strictly as per the rules.

something one intends to do or get; an intention; an aim.

an order; a command.

an act of appointing or commissioning.

the supposed power that determines what will happen to a person or thing; the destiny.

time; duration.

the organ of sight; the eye.

the act of seeing; perception of objects by use of the eyes; sight.

the evil effects supposed to have caused by the glance of another person.

attention; consideration.

happiness; joy.

the supposed power in the universe that determines the fate of all persons; the destiny.

a linear measure equal to eight inches.

the act of appointing or commissioning.

bad; wicked; evil.

spoiled; corrupt; contaminated; rotten.

morally unsound or debase; perverted; depraved.

a wicked, evil fellow.

a corrupt, morally debased man.

guilt; culpability; legal, religious or ethical offence; a crime; a sin.

a fault, fallacy or error.

an emerald having a blemish.

any of the six vices (lust, anger, avarice, fondness, arrogance and jealousy).

an inferior metal used in an alloy.

a snake.

a horse.

the liquid exuded from the temples of an elephant in sexual excitement.

(rhet.) a fault of using the sentences or words that are grammatically wrong.

ದುಷ್ಟರನ್ನು ಕಂಡರೆ ದೂರ ಇರು duṣṭarannu kaṇḍare dūra iru (prov.) better be at distance from wicked people; the best remedy against an ill-man is much ground between both.

= ದುಷ್ಟತನ.

an evil-minded woman.

being in a bad condition.

evil-minded.

that is not right; wrong.

the condition or fact of being difficult; difficulty; trouble.

the act of settling oneself in a place, position; a staying in a place for considerably long period; establishment.

satisfied; contented; gratified.