low or deep in pitch.

a tone that is low or deep.

solemnity or sedateness of the tone.

mřdanga, a somewhat cylindrical percussion instrument, having longer diameter at the centre, having membrane spread tightly on both the sides, played by beating with the hand and fingers.

a class of elephants.

the octave just below the note C, in C major scale.

in any classical musical instrument the string tuned to the lowest pitch.

(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.