that can be measured; measurable.

that can be understood; clear; comprehensible; intelligible.

that which can be measured; a thing that is measurable.

that which can be understood.

(said of cattle) to eat; to graze.

(derog. or sarc. said of human beings) to eat; to consume (as food).

to consume or destroy with devastating force; to devour.

(fig.) to demand for or accept bribe.

to spread or be diffused throughout; to prevade.

the entire structure of an organism (an animal, plant or human).

a portion, region or space beside one.

the act or an instance of being born; birth.

the attitude of facing and dealing boldly with any dangerous, difficult, painful thing or situation; courage.

marked courage or bravery; valour.

any of the ways in which something may be observed, considered or presented; an aspect; a phase.

(dance.) a particular kind of rythmic and measured movement of hands, legs, and head.

ಮೆಯ್ಯನಿಕ್ಕು meyyanikku to lay one's body on the ground before another to show reverence or in seeking refuge, help, etc.; to prostrate.

the art of producing (by sleight of hand, optical illusion, etc.) apparently inexplicable phenomena; magic.

the supposed art of influencing the course of events and of producing supernatural phenomena by the occult control of nature or of spirits; sorcery, witchcraft.

The fact or condition of being deceived or deluded by appearances; a deception, a delusion; an illusion.

an act or instance of deception; a dishonest artifice or trick; a fraud.

the fact of being not seen; disappearance.

the attachment caused by love; infatuation.

an expert in producing baffling effects by tricks and sleight of hand; a magician.

Lakṣmi, the Goddess of Wealth.

Pārvati, the principal energy of nature.

= ಮಾಯಾವಿ.

Brahma, the Creator of Universe.

Śiva.

Agni, the Fire-God.

Manmatha, the Love-God.

the plant Quercus lusitanica ( = Q. infectoria) of Gagaceae family; (?).

to grow less; to diminish.

to go out of sight; to disappear; to be hidden.

to grow dim; to lose colour, brightness.

to be lost; to lose physical existence.

(a wound, boil, etc.) to be healed, cured.

to cease to exist; to die.

to be spoiled; to become useless.

to become wicked, depraved.

(an evil, difficulty, etc.) to be removed, prevented.

to grow or develop fully; to become ripe.

the supposed use of an evil supernatural power over people and their affairs; witchcraft; black magic.

the art of producing (by sleight of hand, optical illusion, etc.) apparently inexplicable phenomena; magic.

the supposed art of influencing the course of events and of producing supernatural phenomena by the occult control on nature or on spirits; sorcery, witchcraft.

the fact or condition of being deceived or deluded by appearances; a deception, a delusion; an illusion.

ignorance, esp. spiritual ignorance; the divine play that causes this ignorance.

the condition of being baffled, befuddled; utter confusion.

compassion; empathy.

the attachment caused by love; infatuation.

Lakṣmi, the Goddess of Wealth.

Pārvati, the principal energy of nature.

name of a goddess who is the personification of divine illusion, a form of Pārvati.

the sum total of all things in time and space; the entire physical universe; the nature.

the faculty of knowing and reasoning; power of thought; understanding; analytic intelligence; intellect.

arrogance; haughtiness; overbearing behaviour.

stupidity; foolishness.

(vīr.) illusion or infatuation considered as an impediment in the path of realisation.

(Dvaita phil.) a mystical centre in the heart that is supposed to be in the form of a twelve-petalled lotus.

(jain.) dishonesty or hypocrisy in the path of knowledge.

to take a bath; to bathe oneself.

to wash (a person or object) in water or other liquid.

to become wet, moistened.

(fig.) to be overwhelmed (as with a flood).