a begging for food, money or help.

a young boy; an infant.

a young of a cow; a calf.

(fig.) a man who is new to the circumstances, work, etc., in which he is placed; a beginner; a novice.

a merchant, tradesman.

a thin, flat piece of stone used by children in playing (as in hop-scotch).

to keep (something) from others' sight; to hide, conceal.

to become dry; to lose moisture.

to lose brightness or vividness of colour.

to become dim, as light or lose brightness.

to lose freshness, vigour, strength or health.

to become lean; to lose flesh.

to become bald or empty.

to grow less in extent, influence, degree, etc.

(fig.) to erase, eradicate or destroy.

the state of being dried (as a plant), being faded (as a flower), being emaciated (as a person.

a kind of military weapon or device used in earlier warfare to destroy a fort.

that cannot produce offspring; barren; sterile.

a useless thing.

a barren woman.

an axe-like tool with a curved blade with a handle fixed at right angle, used for trimming and smoothing wood; an adze.

a defensive covering for the body worn by soldiers while fighting.

to pull something towards with a sudden and forceful action.

to embrace another person with intense affection.

to gather (dust, garbage, etc.) as to make a pile.

to pass a comb through the hair to arrange or clean it; to comb.

to forcefully, unjustly and greedily take away something from another.

to come together in a large number; to crowd.

to divide into different parts; to take out a part from.

to cut (the outer covering, as a nut, outer covering of a fruit, etc.) and open.

to open (the eyelid, a lid, covering, etc.).

to be untied, unfastened; to be realsed.

to split into two (usu. lengthwise).

to be, become or get separated from.

to become spoiled.

to open and spread (something) widel

(excess water in a tank, reservoir, etc.) to flow out.

to express (one's thought, idea, etc.); to make (something) known to another or others.

to make loose or looser; to loosen; to free from confinement or restraint.

to become loose or looser; to be freed from confinement or restraint.

to set free and allow to scatter all around.

to cause to expand, blow up.

to pull out (a sword from its sheath; to unsheathe.

to become wider, broader; to be extensive.

(coll.) to pay out; to shell out.

ಬಿಚ್ಚಿಕೊಳ್ಳು biccikoḷḷu to become divided into different parts; 2. to get one's the outer covering, as a nut, outer covering of a fruit, etc. cut and become open; 3. the eyelid, covering, a lid, etc.) to become open; 4. to become untied, unfastened; 5. to become split into two; ಬಿಚ್ಚಿ ಹೇಳು bicci hēḷu to explain in detail and freely without any inhibition.

not entire; of or having to do with only a part; part; loose.

the quality or fact of being loose; looseness.

that which is loose, not tight.

the quality of being simple; freedom from intricacy or complexity.

a device used to make things sparse.

a Buddhist monk, mendicant.

= ಬಿಜ್ಜು2.

the sandy shore of a sea; beach.

any worm.

an imaginary evil being or spirit; goblin; bogy.

any of the livestock, as cow, buffalo.

ಬೂಚಿ ಬೂಚಿ ಆಡು būci būci āḍu to be pretentiously innocent.