to come together closely to form a recognisable unit; to throng.

to pile up, collect or gather (a large number of things) together; to accumulate.

an interest-free loan given by a government to the farmers for agricultural purpose.

an amount of money paid by a groom or his parents to bride's parents.

a small temporary structure or enclosure for voting at elections; a electoral booth.

= ಮತಿಗೆಡು.

(the ability to come to opinions about things, understanding, good sense) to be lost.

to lose understanding, good sense or the ability to come to opinions about things.

a person lacking normal ability to understand, to come to opinions about things, good sense.

(flooding water, agitated waterbody, etc.) to roar.

to make a promnise; to promise.

to hold a conversation; to talk.

to talk casually.

= ಮಾತುಕೊಡು.

(one's speech, speaking faculty) to be lost (resulting the person unable to talk).

to touch or press with the lips slightly pursed, and then often to part them and to emit a smacking sound, in an expression of affection, love, greeting, reverence, etc.; to kiss.

to touch gently or lightly.

(fig.) the weak and fragile body of an old person.

an aged monkey.

= ಮತಗಟ್ಟೆ.