to cause (a flower) close (its petals.

to cause to greet, salute by bringing both the palms together.

to cause to cover from all sides; to envelop.

to cause to close (an opening, passage, mouth, etc.).

to bring to an end; to accomplish; to complete.

to use up or consume completely.

to destroy; to ruin.

to end another's life; to kill.

to make another speechless or silent.

to make something great; to cause to become excellent.

to save from being used, expended, etc.

to keep with oneself; to hold back or retain for oneself.

to be better than or superior to (another or others); to excel.

to prevent from going.

to cause to eat hurriedly.

to cause to destroy, consume with a devastating force.

an extent of land or a village got as a gift from the government.

that part of the income which remains after giving the king his due (usu. one fourth of the produce is so given to the king).

= ಮುಖಾಸಿ.

an extent of land or a village got as a gift from the government.

that part of the income which remains after giving the king his due (usu. one fourth of the produce is so given to the king).

= ಮೊಖಾಸ.

to commence; to start; to begin.

to face or oppose boldly, defiantly or antagonistically; to oppose; to confront.

to surround from all or almost all sides; to encompass; to encircle.

to launch physical or armed assault; to attack.

to have a desire, craving; to wish for.

to undertake a journey.

to make known; to reveal; to show; to express.

to cause to flow over the brim; to overflow.

the act or time of commencing; beginning; start; commencement.

eagerness of the mind to obtain or enjoy some object; a desire.