pained; worried.

annoyed; vexed; afflicted.

involving a contradiction; opposing or opposed; contrary; contradictory.

fit to be opposed or contradicted.

unreasonable; ridiculous; absurd.

the just claim a person has over a property or for a share of it.

a binding or being bound.

a man who has a rightful claim over or for something.

a person who is answerable, accountable or responsible for something.

to have a rightful claim over (something).

the paddy produce (from a field, during a season).

a means of support or sustenance that one has to provide or has provided another with, for life; a life-annuity; maintenance.

a sum of money allotted or granted to a person either to meet a particular expense or on regular basis to meet general expenses; an allowance.

the earth, personified and regarded as mother; the earth-mother.

the large-sized, evergreen tree Hydnocarpus laurifolia ( = H. wightiana) of Flacourtiaceae family, the seeds of which yield oil, which is used in treating skin diseases and also for lamps.

fit or proper to be broken.

that can be broken.

that can be broken and entered into.

that can be exposed, solved (as a secret or mystery).

susceptible to distracting, instigating tendency or element.

that which can be broken, split or demolished.

the noun which is qualified by an adjective; that which can be separated from others with the help of an adjective.

(phil.) that which is to be or can be excluded from being generalised.

a kind of sea fish, oil sardine.

a man who is practising medicine; a doctor of medicine; a physician.

the act or process of treating a patient medically.

a river flowing forcefully.

a kind of grass.