a kind of dance.

= ದೂವಟಿ.

a particular kind of wielding of the sword in a sword-fight.

= ದೂವಟಿ.

a sufficiently large and rectangular piece of cloth, often having two layers, used to cover the body for warmth.

a loose, unsewn cloth used to cover the upper portion of the body.

a loose, unsewn cloth used to cover the lower portion of the body, as a dh ō ti.

a silk cloth.

= ದುವ್ವಟ.

a stupid fellow.

an utterly unyielding man in spite of appeals; an adamant man.

a piece of ground for growing vegetables, fruits, flowers ornamental shrubs or trees, etc.; a garden.

a bead of lotus or the one made of tuḷasī wood, etc.

a stupid, doltish man; a blockhead.

an immoderately adamant man.

a wicked, depraved man.

= ತಿವದಿ.

(mus.) a measure of time in music having one beat followed by varying number of counts, two units having one beat and one count each.

a particular kind of gait in dancing.

to winnow (grains) as to blow off the chaff.

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

a bundle of grass or hay.

the bottom portion of the main stem of a tree.

the identifiable origin of a family or race.

the condition of being entangled, caught in a difficult situation.

a mass of earth that sticks to the share of an agricultural implement while weeding.

a low-level bund separating the seed-pots in an agricultural farm.

the natural outer covering of fruits or vegetables; the skin.

the outside covering of the stems and roots of trees and woody plants; the bark.

= ತೊವಟೆ.

= ತೌಡಿ.

the firm flesh covering the jaws on the inside of the mouth and surrounding the base of the teeth; the gums.

any of the side teeth in human jaw, adapted for grinding; ದವಡೆಗೆ ಬಲಿಯಾಗು davaḍege baliyāgu to be caught in a fatal condition; ದವಡೆಯ ಹಲ್ಲು davaḍeya hallu any of the twelve permanent grinding teeth, three on each side of each jaw behind the bicuspids; a molar tooth; ಸಾವಿನ ದವಡೆ sāvina davaḍe (fig.) a fatal or pernicious condition.

a long, thick piece of wood, wound on at one end with long cloth pieces, dipped in flammable oil, that burns when lit, used as a portable light, on religious occasions, etc.

= ದೀವಟಿಗೆ.