the woody extension growing from the trunk of a tree; a branch.

a man lacking normal functions of the testes.

a priest who conducts rituals in a pilgrim centres (in North India).

a game played by girls hopping in one leg on eight squares drawn four each in two rows; hopscotch.

a small, flat, stone piece used in this game.

a square won by a girl in this game.

a kind of large boat propelled by rowing.

a kind of wayside weed.

yellowish white.

the white colour.

the yellowish white colour.

a disease characterised by the condition in which the eyeballs, the skin, and the urine become abnormally yellowish as a result of increased amounts of bile pigments in the blood; jaundice.

the tree Canarium strictum of Burseraceae family; black dammar.

a land measure equal to twenty squares ( = 2000 sq. ft ?).

a sphereical mass; a ball.

a group of persons animals or things; a multitude; a gathering.

anything that is taken into and assimilated by an animal to keep it alive and enable it to grow; food.

that much quantity of food that a person takes into his mouth at a time.

cooked, solid food formed into spherical shape, which can be held in one's palm, for offering or offered to a god or manes.

the unborn young of a human in the uterus from about the eighth week after; a foetus.

a baby; an infant.

the physical body (of a human being).

any of the parts of a human body.

the thickness of anything.

any strong, solid thing.

a balsamic resin obtained from certain trees (of Styracaceae family), used in medicine and perfumery and as incense; benzoin.

iron.

a mass of crushed oilseed from which the oil has been extracted, used as livestock feed and as a fertiliser; oil-cake.

a kind of relish made of grams, spices, herbs, etc.

a kind of sweet dish.

the tree Spondias pinnata ( = S. mangifera) of anacardiaceae family.

its plum.

the plant Gymnacranthera canarica ( = Myristica canarica) of Myristicaceae family.

the plant Hibiscus cannabinus of Malvaceae family; deccan hemp.

any sphere-shaped mass.

a group of persons, animals or things; a multitude.

several objects or a quantity of material gathered or bound together; a bundle.

to press (a fruit) hard from two oposite sides as to take the juice out; to sqeeze.

to twist (as a soaked cloth) to take water out.

to pour (a liquid) into.

(fig.) to make weak or weaker; to weaken.

to draw the milk from the udder of a cow etc.

(a cow, etc.) to give milk; to milk.

to press (a part of the body) to cause pain.

to annoy; to harm; to mollest.

to suck up; to absorb.

to wipe out; to eradicate; to destroy.

ಪಿಂಡಿ ಪಿೞಿ piṇḍi piłi to squeeze thoroughly; 2. to harm, molest.

a group of persons animals or things; a multitude; a gathering; a herd.

cooked, solid food formed into spherical shape, which can be held in one's palm, for offering or offered to a god or manes.

of, like or characteristic of a rogue; plundering; despoiling.

destroying, spoiling or tending to destroy, spoil public or private property; lawless; vandal.

inclined to annoy or vex with playful tricks; naughty; mischievous.

he who plunders or despoils a person or place by force; a wild, lawless person, often a member of a gang of criminals; a hoodlum; a freebooter.

a morally bad, corrupt man; a depraved fellow.

the tree Spondias pinnata ( = S. mangifera) of anacardiaceae family.

its plum.

the plant Gymnacranthera canarica ( = Myristica canarica) of Myristicaceae family.

the plant Hibiscus cannabinus of Malvaceae family; deccan hemp.

= ಪುಂಡ1.

= ಪುಂಡಾಟ.