1. ಮಖ್ತೆ

    ♪ makhte
      noun
    1. = ಮಕ್ತೆ.
  2. ಮಾಗತೆ

    ♪ māgate
      noun
    1. = ಮಾಗದಿ.
  3. ಮಾಗದೆ

    ♪ māgade
      noun
    1. = ಮಾಗದಿ.
  4. ಮಕ್ತೆ

    ♪ makte
      noun
    1. an agreement (as for sale, supply, etc.); a contract.
  5. ಮಾಗಧ

    ♪ māgadha
      adjective
    1. of or belonging to the country ಮಗಧ.
  6. ಮಾಗಧ

    ♪ māgadha
      noun
    1. any king of the ancient country ಮಗಧ, the southern region of present Bihar state.
    2. a bard who would sing in praise of his king.
    3. (masc.) an offspring of a such a bard and a woman of kṣatriya (military caste).
  7. ಮಾಗಧ

    ♪ māgadha
      noun
    1. the plant Chrysanthemum indicum ( = Pyrethrum indicum) of Asteraceae family.
    2. its flower.
  8. ಮಗಧ

    ♪ magadha
      noun
    1. a minstrel who sings the praises of a king and his ancestry.
    2. name of a country corresponding to the current southern Bihar state.
  9. ಮುಕುತ

    ♪ mukuta
      adjective
    1. (correctly ಮುಕ್ತ) released (from the bow, as an arrow).
    2. released from bondages, restrictions, another's rule, etc.
    3. released from worldly attachments, sufferings; free from the cycle of birth, death, rebirth; emancipated.
  10. ಮಿಗುತೆ

    ♪ migute
      noun
    1. the state or quality of being superior, greater, better, etc.; superiority.
    2. that which is left over when the rest has been taken away.
    3. financial or monetary gain obtained from the use of capital in a transaction or series of transactions; profit.
  11. ಮಿಗಿತೆ

    ♪ migite
      noun
    1. = ಮಿಗುತೆ.
  12. ಮುಕ್ತ

    ♪ mukta
      noun
    1. a man, animal, state, etc. who is freed from bondage, another's control, authority, obligation.
    2. a man who is not bound by the worldly obligations, relations, attachments, etc.
    3. a man whose soul is emancipated.
    4. that which is not closed.
  13. ಮಿಗತೆ

    ♪ migate
      noun
    1. = ಮಿಗುತೆ.
  14. ಮುಕುತ

    ♪ mukuta
      noun
    1. (correctly ಮುಕ್ತ) a man who is freed from bondage, another's control, authority, obligation.
    2. a man who is not bound by the worldly obligations, relations, attachments, etc.
  15. ಮುಕುತೆ

    ♪ mukute
      noun
    1. = ಮುಕುಟೆ.
  16. ಮುಕುತೆ

    ♪ mukute
      noun
    1. a woman who is freed from bondage, another's control, authority, obligation.
    2. a woman who is bound by the worldly obligations, relations, attachments, etc.
  17. ಮುಕುತಿ

    ♪ mukuti
      noun
    1. (correctly ಮುಕ್ತಿ) the state of being free; exemption from another's control, restrictions; exemption or release from imprisonment; a being able to act, move without restraint.
    2. a libertion or solvation of the soul from the worldly attachments, sufferings, and from the cycle of birth, death and rebirth; emancipation.
  18. ಮುಕ್ತ

    ♪ mukta
      adjective
    1. released (from the bow, as an arrow).
    2. released from bondages, restrictions, another's rule, etc.
    3. not bound, tied; left free.
    4. released from worldly attachments, sufferings; free from the cycle of birth, death, rebirth; emancipated.
    5. in a state which permits access, entrance or exit; not closed, covered, clogged or shut; open.
    6. free from prejudice or bigotry; not closed to new ideas, etc.; open.
    7. liberal; generous; not limited.
    8. free from legal restrictions.
    9. free from discriminatory restrictions based on race, religion, etc.
    10. free from vice (as drinking alcoholic liquors, committing robbery, etc.).
  19. ಮಾಗಧಿ

    ♪ māgadhi
      noun
    1. = ಮಾಗಧ1.
    2. a princess of the country ಮಗಧ.
    3. a girl or woman born of a man of merchant community and a woman of kṣatriya(military caste).
    4. a female bard, who would sing in praise of her king or queen.
    5. one of the ancient languages belonging to the family of Prākřta.
    6. the vine Piper longum of Piperaceae family; long pepper plant.
    7. the pungent condiment obtained from the small dried fruits of this plant; long pepper.
    8. (rhet.) a particular style in Samskřta language used in literature.
  20. ಮಾಗದಿ

    ♪ māgadi
      noun
    1. (correctly ಮಾಗಧಿ) a female bard, who would sing in praise of his king or queen.