= ಮಂದುರ.

a short, metrical hymn in praise of a god; a hymn.

a sacrificial formula or a versified description of a god, meditation on which is supposed to get favour bestowed from that god.

that portion of the vedas which contain texts, as diff. from Brāhmanas and Upaniṣads; Samhita.

a mystical verse used by conjurers, sorcerers, etc. in black-magic.

a counselling with one's advisors and ministers.

a mutual exchange of ideas, opinions, etc.; counsel.

Viṣṇu.

Śiva.

(astrol.) the fifth sign of the zodiac; Leo.

a means to achieve an end (in politics).

the essential sayings (in Samskřta or Prākřta languages) that are believed to be the key for the emancipation of the soul.

ಮಂತ್ರಕ್ಕಿಂತ ಉಗುಳೇ ಜಾಸ್ತಿ mantrakkinta uguḷē jāsti (prov.) more words than action; a deluge of words and a drop of sense.

(masc.) a learned person who can interprete the vedic hymns exactly.

a man who supposedly cures diseases, phobia, etc. by reciting appropriate hymns.

a man who practices sorcery; a black magician; a wizard; a sorcerer.

(masc.) an experienced person in counsel.

a member of a state cabinet, who is independently in charge of administration of a department; a minister.

= ಮಂದ1 - 1 & 2.

3 characterised by or proceeding from mental dullness; foolish; senseless; stupid.

depressed below the surrounding surface or normal elevation.

bent; curved; crooked.

wide; broad; spreding over a wide area.

= ಮಂದ2 - 2 & 3.

a lazy, slothful, indolent woman.

the range of voice below the note C in the scale of C Major.

not quick in moving; slow.

thick; dense.

solid; strong.

more than or above what is necessary, usual or specified.

name of a mythological mountain.

Kailāsa, the abode of Śiva, in Himalayas.

the abode of gods; the Heaven.

the tree Erythrina variegata (var. orientalis) ( = E. indica var. albiflora) of Papilionaceae family; variegated Indian coral tree.

the moderate-sized Evergreen tree Bauhinia malabarica of Caesalpiniaceae family; pink bauhinia.

(arch.) a kind of chariot (as in some jain temples).

a pearl chain consisting of eight or sixteen strings.

(jain.) name of one of the mountains on which gods perform panca kalyāṇas (five kinds of consecrations) to a Tīrthankara, a spiritual teacher.

= ಮಂದಲಿಗೆ.