of the colour of smoke; grey.

not shiny or brilliant; dull (in reflecting light); dull-looking.

any achromatic colour; any colour with zero chroma, intermediate between white and black; grey colour.

a dark colour that is a blend of red and blue colours; purple colour.

a mixture or blend of red and black colours.

a gum resin obtained from various Arabian and African trees (genus Boswellia) of the bursera family and used in perfumes and as an incense; olibanum; frankincense.

the quality of a depraved, iniquitous or wicked man.

the grey gaseous matter arising from something burning; smoke.

a fine rain; drizzle.

any source of light that dispels darkness (considered as an enemy of darkness), as fire, the sun, the moon etc.

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.

a malleable, ductile, metallic element having a characteristic reddish-brown colour, used in large quantities as an electrical conductor and in the manufacture of alloys, as brass and bronze (Symbol: Cu;); copper.

the red or reddish brown colour.

a kind of leprosy with large red spots.

= ತಿಮಿರ1.

the plant Centella asiatica (= Hydrocotyle asiatica) of Apiaceae family; Indian penny wort.

to apply, anoint, smear perfume (on the body).

to clean or wash by rubbing; to scrub.

any fragrant substance, prepared from the extracts of flowers of made synthetically, used as a body-perfume.

a substance smearing of which on the body, would act as an antidote.