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.

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.

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.

a thing or things owned; possessions collectively; property;ಬಾಧ್ಯ ಪಡು bādhya paḍu to be related to.

to have a rightful claim over (something).

= ಭತ್ತ2.

= ಭತ್ತ2.

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.

= ಬಿದಿಗೆ.

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.