= ನೇರಿತು1.

= ನೇರಿತು2.

smooth; even; nice; gentle.

that which is not crooked, bent, angled, etc.; a straight thing.

that which is not complicated; a simple thing.

a thing or manner that is appropriate, fit or apt.

a beautiful or attractive thing.

the quality of being smooth, nice, even.

= ನೇರಿತು2.

= ನೇರಿತು1.

a kind of dance presentation having rhythmic movement of limbs without words and dramatic moods or sentiments.

a female dancer.

(myth.) one of the sons of Brahma, and is a famous celestial sage, who also acts as a messenger between the gods and human beings, and is believed to have authored code of laws 'Nāradīya Smřti' considered as one of the eighteen of holy scriptures of Hindus.

this scripture itself.

that which gives water, cloud.

= ನಿರುತಂ.

the beauty that appeals to the heart or mind as well as to the eye; loveliness; pleasingness.

(coll.) a killing of a human being or beings (by another) or an instance of this.

a thing that has actual happened or that is really true; fact; reality; truth.

the state of being convinced, as of the truth of a belief.

an honest, upright man.

the quality or state of being of sound moral principle; uprightness, honesty, and sincerity; integrity.

that which cannot be cut, severed, broken etc.; a complete whole.

ನಿರುತಮಾಗು nirutamāgu = ನಿರುತವಾಗು; ನಿರುತವಾಗು nirutavāgu to become certain; to be proved to be true or factual.

a woman who is engaged, interested in.

she who is absorbed in, attached or devoted to.

the south-west direction.

(myth.) the regent of this direction.

an evil spirit conceived as a canibal having huge size, cruel features, wicked nature and an enemy of gods; a daemon.

a man who is engaged, interested in.

he who is absorbed in, attached or devoted to.

a kind of military weapon.

the ficus tree Ficus callosa of Moraceae family.

engaged in; dealing in; interested in.

absorbed in; attached or devoted to.

a cloud, that gives water.

that which is toothless.

to take out long yarn or thread as from cotton, wool, silk, etc.

to cut away or strip off the bark of a tree, etc.