to remove or divide into parts with a sharp-edged instrument; to sever; to cut.

to be removed or divided from a whole; to be cut; to be severed.

to cause to come apart by force; to split sharply into pieces; to break.

to be broken (into pieces).

to pull or pull out (as a flower from a plant).

to be shattered and defeated.

to be divided into parts or shares (a property among heirs).

to go away (to a distant place or as not to be seen again).

to win a victory over; to defeat.

to damage or destroy.

to cause to be unsuccessful, futile.

to cause to die; to put to death; to kill.

to make a mess of; to spoil the prospects; to be detrimental in the course of success.

to be spoilt; to become useless or utterly ineffective.

to transgress, violate, overstep (a norm, limit, law, etc.).

(the point or blade of a weapon) to become blunt; to lose sharpness.

(a pointed weapon, instrument, etc.) to pass into or through (an object).

to be destroyed.

to become waste; to be spent uselessly or unnecessarily.

to prevent from doing, going, etc.; to obstruct.

to cease to live; to die.

to deduct, on some account, a certain amount from the amount payable to another.

to be exchanged for something else (as bill of exchange for cash or a currency note of higher denomination for notes or coins of smaller denominations).

ಮುರಿದು ಮುರಿದು ಮಾತಾಡು muridu muridu mātāḍu to speak with unnatural pauses, as from fear, hesitation, etc.); ಮುರಿದುಕೊಳ್ಳು muridu koḷḷu to be broken (into two or more pieces);

to deduct a part from the amount payable; 3. to kill; to put to death.

= ಮುರಿವು.

to bend down one's head or bend one's body; to bow.

to force (an object) into a curved or crooked form; to bend.

to be turned from a straight line or from some direction or position; to become bent.

to turn (back or to one side).

to cause to turn back or aside.

to move so as not to face somebody or something; to turn (oneself) away.

to be hanging; to be suspended.

to stretch one's arms or legs, (as to reactivate oneself from sleepy or drowsy mood).

to turn (something or oneself) to form a spiral shape; to twist.

to wind two or more threads or strands of (cotton, silk, etc.) around one another (so as to produce thread or cord); to twist.

to be intertwined.

to come back; to return.

to make a retreat from an earlier commitment or activity or from facing a danger or from undertaking a hard task.

to cause to turn back, go back, retreat.

to decrease in size, range, extent (as from cold, fear, etc.); to shrink.

to become ready; to prepare oneself for.

to pay no attention to; to treat deliberately with disrespect; to slight.

to unfold or unroll; to open.

to come forth into view; to come out and be apparent.

to press gently as to relieve from pain, tiredness.

ಮುರಿತುಕೊಳ್ಳು muritukoḷḷu to become stiff and unfriendly. 2. to become angry.

(myth.) the mighty male buffalo, the vehicle of Yama, the Death-God and God of Righteousness.

an opened mouth, that is terrifying.

a group of people, animals or things, that causes terror.

the act of stretching one's arms or legs, (as to reactivate oneself from sleepy or drowsy mood).

a bull; an ox; a bullock.

to bend the fingers inwards with some force, as to produce sharp, cracking noise; to crack one's fingers.

to curse by cracking one's fingers.

(myth.) the mighty male buffalo, the vehicle of Yama, the Death-God and God of Righteousness.

an opened mouth, that is terrifying.

a group of people, animals or things, that causes terror.

the act of stretching one's arms or legs, (as to reactivate oneself from sleepy or drowsy mood).

a bull; an ox; a bullock.

= ಬೆಳವು2.

a young one of an animal.

a very young child; a baby; an infant.

a snake or serpent.

a sheep, ram, goat, etc. meant to be sacrificed to propiate a deity.

that which is small.

the state or period of being an infant; infancy.

a heir-nominate of the pontiff a Vīraśaiva muth or monastery:.

the tree Melanorrhoea usitata of Anacardiaceae family; black varnish tree.

a kind of apparatus, made by interweaving strips of bamboo or made of metal, plastic, etc. for winnowing; a winnow.