the small-sized tree Xeromphis spinosa ( = Gardenia floribunda, Randia dumetorum) of Rubiaceae family.

any of several flesh-eating crocodilians of the genus Crocodylus, having thick, horny skin, long tail, a long, narrow triangular head, large jaws, found in sluggish waters and swamps of the tropics; a crocodile.

any of a group of large cartilaginous marine fishes, having rounded body & underside mouth, tough, spiny skin, voracious, and, which sometime attack to humans; shark.

(myth.) one of the nine treasures of Kubera, the regent of wealth.

a military array in which troops are arranged in the form of a corodile.

(astrol.) the tenth sign of the zodiac; the Capricorn.

(dance) a hand gesture, in which one palm is place on the back of another hand, with thumbs of both the hands stretched apart and other fingers stretched forward.

a small flat-roofed, temporary structure, raised on four pillars having no walls on any side, which is gaily decorated, for keeping an idol.

the letter 'ಮ' (pronounced with the vowel ಅ).

a kind of ring worn by women on their nose.

a container made of interwoven bamboo splits, strips of wood, cane, etc., usu. without a handle; a basket.

a basin-like container made of bamboo splits used for fetching water from a water body into a channel.

(dial.) a senselessly (as talking from high fever, delirium, etc.).

to struggle, strive hard ( as in carrying a heavy load).

to make a short plaintive, crying sound (while striving or struggling to do something).

a kind of cloth.

= ಮುಕುರು.

a monk or religious mendicant.

a mirror; a looking glass.

the handle of a potteṛs wheel.

= ಮುಕ್ಕುರಿ.

to wrap up; to cover completely.

to oppose; to resist boldly; to defy.

= ಮುಕುರ1.

= ಮಕರಪತ್ರ.

a female crocodile.

= ಮುಕ್ಕುರಿ.

= ಮಖಧ್ವಂಸಿ - 1.

to wrap up; to cover completely.

to oppose; to resist boldly; to defy.

a muslim religious teacher.