a prolonged or serious shortage or deficiency, caused by a prolonged period of dry weather; drought; famine.

the act or an instance of robbing; robbery.

an afflicted condition; pain; suffering; affliction; trouble.

anything that is immoderately too much; the condition of being excessive; excessiveness.

great warmth; much hotness.

boldness or determination in facing great danger; heroic courage; bravery; valour.

a condition marked by enthusiasm, alacrity and pleasurable excitement.

an indomitable desire.

the condition that causes terror, fear; a dreadful condition; terribleness.

the act of spreading or diffusing throughout; pervasion.

persons related to oneself by one's birth.

the village, town where one was born.

a place of shelter; one's house.

one's (esp. a woman's) parent's house.

(fig.) a place of origin; source.

a female adulterine offspring of a fisherwoman by a brāhmaṇa.

= ತವರು1.

any of various water lilies, esp. a) Nymphaea lotus of Nymphaeaceae family; the white lotus; b) its white flower; c) Nelumbo nucifera (= Nelumbium speciosum) of the same family; d) its pink or white lotus, used as a religious symbol in Hinduism and Buddhism.

the frontage of a house.

a room or hall before the entrance to a house.

= ತಿವುರು2.

= ತಿವುರು2.

= ತಿವುರು2.

(pl.) the three mythological cities destroyed by Śiva.