to move (oneself) to and fro, back to forth or from side to side, in quick succession or repeatedly.

to cause to do so; to shake (something).

to move with a series of leaps (as from joy).

to stand erect.

to spread (oneself) over a wide area.

the element, part, substance or process (in a human or other conscious being) that reasons, thinks, feels, wills, perceives, judges, etc.; the mind.

the totality of all the mental activities and powers.

a wish or desire.

the result of thinking process; a mental form or picture; imagination, feeling or opinion.

an intention, purpose or aim.

the element, part, substance or process (in a human or other conscious being) that reasons, thinks, feels, wills, perceives, judges, etc.; the mind.

the totality of all the mental activities and powers.

a wish or desire.

the result of thinking process; a mental form or picture; imagination, feeling or opinion.

an intention, purpose or aim.

a scholarly man; a very learned man.

a man worthy of respect or reverence by reason of scholarship, wisdom and dignity.

power of judging rightly and following the soundest course of action, based on knowledge, experience, understanding, intuition, meditation; etc.; good judgement; sagacity; wisdom.

the act of wishing; felt or expressed desire.

an intention; purpose.

to cause to stop.

to bring the intensity, force of action, violence, etc. down.

to cause to be inactive or withdrawn from action.

to remove; to ward off; to prevent (an evil, from happening).

to restore to health or sound conduction; to cure; to heal.

= ಮಾನುಸ.

of or belonging to mind or spirit; mental; spiritual.

being only in thoughts; not having a physical form; not concrete; abstract.

that which thinks, perceives, feels, etc.; the mind.

name of a lake in Himalayan range of mountains, considered very holy.

(phil.) knowledge got by means of thought or thoughts, meditation, cogitation, etc.

(jain.) mental suffering.

a female human being.