the act of eating (food).

the act or state of enjoying; enjoyment - as a) the possession, use or benefit of something; b) a pleasurable experiencing of something.

the effect or fruit of one's deeds committed in the past lives.

a pleased feeling; enjoyment; delight; satisfaction; pleasure.

that which is enjoyed; an enjoyable thing.

riches; wealth.

the religious service done to a deity by washing, annointing with sandal paste, etc.

the expanded hood of a serpent.

the body of a snake or serpent.

the sexual intercourse; coition.

money paid to a harlot.

a division or region of a country, nation, etc.

a protecting or being protected; protection.

absence of worry.

an army or a regiment of soldiers.

an extent of land or a village given as a tax-free gift.

that part of the income the subjects of a nation pay to the government; tax.

agricultural income.

(pros.) a verseof six lines, having four groups of three units (totally twelve units) in first, second, fourth and fifth lines and six groups of three units followed by a long unit (totally twenty units) in the third and sixth lines.

the act or state of enjoying; a pleasurable experiencing of something; enjoyments.

the fact of undergoing the miseries that are the effect of one's past deeds.

having little or no hair on the scalp; bald.

the side portion of the body from the armpit to the waist.

the small, xerophytic tree Gardenia gummifera of Rubiaceae family.

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to split vertically.

to remove the material from the surface by or as by scratching with fingers or claws.

to make space in between, by pushing two things apart.

to remove soil with or as with a spade, shovel, etc. as to make a hollow, pit, etc.; to dig.

(fig.) to destroy completely.

left unpaid, unattended, undone, etc.; remaining.

the act of splitting (vertically); an instance of this.

a piece or part separated by or as by splitting.

a long, deep, narrow opening; a rift.

a light, four-wheeled, horse-drawn carriage; buggy.