(used with the verbs 'jigi', 'hāru' meaning to spring, to jump, etc.) suddenly; immediately.

smoothly; calmly.

in a pleasing or desirable manner; satisfactorily; well.

over-bearing pride; insolent display of superiority and self-importance; arrogance; insolence; disdain.

disdainful words or speech.

a particular portion in Řgvēda.

a leaf of a plant.

having come down; dropped; fallen.

moved away; departed; gone.

received; got.

a thing that is fallen.

the act or an instance of falling down.

that which has gone away or departed.

the act of moving slowly by dragging the body along the ground,as a worm; a crawling.

= ಪನ್ನಾ.

the breadth of cloth.

= ಪನ್ನ1.

an archaic tax.

a volatile, crysalline ketone with strong characteristic odour, derived from the wood of camphor tree, used to protect fabrics from moths, and also in worshipping; camphor.

a lock of hair or hair forming part of the beard on the sides and extending usu. upto the bottom portion of the ears; side-lock.

an earthen vessel.

a pin bent back on itself so as to form a spring, and having the point covered and held with a guard; a safety pin.

a thin, sharp steek piece with a round head on the otherside used for fastening papers together; a paper pin.

the end of a needle which has a hole for thread.

the rear part of an arrow, that is feathered.

the rear part of anything.

= ಪಿನ್ನಿ.

to repent or have remorse feeling for a past action or inaction.

= ಪೆಣ್ಣೆ.

a small device used in writing or drawing with ink; a pen.

immediately; suddenly.