a network, small basket, bag, etc. tied to the mouth of a horse, cow, ox, etc. to prevent it from eating.

any of numerous dipterous insects of the family Culicidae, the females of which suck the blood of animals and humans, some species transmitting certain diseases, as malaria and yellow fever; a mossquito.

the property of a moreadequate quantity or supply; abundance; copiousness.

force or speed; great energy or vehemence of activity.

a deep prolonged loud noise; roar.

extreme degree of anything; the quality of being intense.

a lively interest or strong eagerness; enthusiasm; zeal.

mentalof extreme emotional.

intense anger; ire; wrath.

the quality of being magnificent or splendid; brilliance.

any substance that causes injury or illness or death of a living organism in a slow manner; a slow-poison.

= ಮಶಕ.

any of various plant diseases, esp. of cereal grasses, characterised by the appearance of masses of black spores which usu. break up into a fine powder; smut disease.

= ಮಸಕ1.

lack of brightness, lustre; dullness.

a man whose profession is to sharpen the weapons, as sword, arrows, etc.; a whetter.

to become intense or more intense; to be intensified.

to spread (onself) or diffuse through; to pervade throughout or all over.

to reveal its presence or make an appearance; to manifest; to appear.

to become forceful; to gain more momentum.

to be characterised by undue haste and lack of thought or deliberation.

to become excited, enthusiastic or zealous.

to be agitated very much.

to be enraged; to be put into rage.

to oppose vehemently.

to be or become bright, splendid or lusterous.

= ಮಸಕ2.

lack of brightness, lustre; dullness.