a light, two or four-wheeled carriage used in ancient times; a chariot.

a harse-drawn, two wheeled cart used in ancient times of war, racing, etc.; a chariot.

a kind of multi-stepped, tall vehicle for taking the idol of the temple diety in procession.

a division of an army, in ancient times, in which warriors were used to stand and fight.

the physical body of human beings.

a limb, part of the body.

joy; pleasure; delight.

(archit.) a building constructed in the shape of a chariot.

(match.) a large number, one followed by twenty eight zeros.

ರಥ ಸಾಗಿಸು ratha sāgisu to manage or carry on one's household affairs.

truth - a) that which is true; statement, etc. that accords with fact or reality; b) an established or verified fact, principle, law, etc.

the sacred or divine rule; the cosmic, moral and spiritual order.

righteousness - a) the condition or fact of acting in just, upright manner; virtuousness; b) the quality of being morally right, fair and just.

a venerable man.

livelihood by picking or gleaning grains in a field.

a bright, intelligent, good-looking man.

the sun.

water.

the moon.

a swan, known for its graceful gait.

an ascetic.

darkness; want of light.

the act of splitting (something vertically).

a tooth.

the tusk of an elephant.

addicted to; devoted to; occupied in; engaged in; deeply interested in.

pleased; delighted; satisfied.

captivated; charmed; enamoured.

the state of being deeply engaged, immersed, involved in.

pleasure; delight.

sexual copulation.

friendly or kind regard; good will; approval; liking.

a kind, obliging, friendly or generous act.

Vaiśakha, the second month in Indian calendar.

progress or improvement; furtherance; prosperity.

a warrior who fights standing in a chariot.

he who has a chariot.

= ರದನಿ.

a profuse, lavish growth (as of crops).

prosperity; success; advancement; progress.

the lightning (caused by the discharge of electricity from one cloud to another or to the earth).

the tree Emblica officinalis ( = Phylanthes emblica) of Euphorbiaceae family; Indian gooseberry tree.

its berry; Indian goosebery.

the full-moonday in Vaiśakha, the second month in Hindu lunar calendar.

the star Zuben el Genubi in the constellation Scorpius.

(corrupt form of ಋತು)1. any of the six divisions of the year, each extending to a period of two months, characterised by or distinguished from each other by differences in temperature, precipitation, length of the day, etc.

the periodic flow of blood and sloughed-off tissue from the uterus, discharged through the genital tract, normally about every four weeks in a woman who is not pregnant, from menarche to menopause; menses.

a symbol fo the number six.

a forward movement; a going on from one point to another; course.

the course or path of a river or stream.

a regular manner of procedure.

an established usage which by long continuance has acquired the force of a social rule or law; custom.

a yellowish metal that is essentially an alloy of copper and zinc; brass.

the border, frontier of a state, nation, province, etc.

a reddish-brown or brownish-orange coating formed on iron or steel by oxidation, esp. caused by its contact with moisture; rust.

innate disposition; inherent tendencies, inborn character of a person; nature.

(rhet.) any distinctive style of writing of speaking; style; diction.

sounded; uttered; spoken.

broken into pieces; shattered.

the characteristic cry of an animal.

sound; noise.

spoken words; speech.

(correctly, ಋತು) 1. any of the six divisions of the year, each extending to a period of two months, characterised by or distinguished from each other by differences in temperature, precipitation, length of the day, etc.; a season.

the periodic flow of blood and sloughed-off tissue from the uterus, discharged through the genital tract, normally about every four weeks in a woman who is not pregnant, from menarche to menopause; menses.

a symbol fo the number six.

= ರುತ2.

= ರೇತಸ್ಸು.

a man who is engaged in agriculture, farming, etc.; a farmer; an agriculturist.

Kubēra, the Regent of Wealth, as a wealth-giver.