exuding in drops (through pores).

something owed by one person to another or others; a debt.

the state of being indebted; indebtedness.

an open fight between two hostile military forces; a war; a battle.

the site of a war; a battle-field.

joy; happiness.

sound; noice.

the quality of being unpleasantly or unbearably stern.

the quality of being large, huge.

a disembodied soul, esp. of a greedy person; a ghost.

something owed by one person to another or others; a debt; a loan.

a defensive wall around a city, palace, etc.; a fort.

water.

obligation; indebtedness;-a) the condition or fact of being indebted to another for a favour or service received; b) a favour or service.

(math.) the minus sign (-).

ಋಣತೀರಿಸು řṇa tīrisu to discharge one's debt; to repay the loan availed; 2. to fulfil what one morally or socially owes to another or others; ಋಣಹರಿಸು řṇa harisu to free a person from his/her debt or obligation; ಋಣಹೊರಿಸು řṇa horisu to make another fall in debt or under obligation; 2. to cause another to owe gratitude as for a favour received; ಋಣಹೊರು řṇahoru to become a debtor 2. to be under the obligation of another; to be indebted.

an infected spot on the body, as an ulcer, boil, blister, etc.; a sore.

a particular part of a ship.

a king; a monarch.

a person owing something to another or others; a debtor.

a person under moral or social obligation to another or others; an indebted or grateful person.

a person owing something to another or others; a debtor.

a person under moral or social obligation to another or others; an indebted or grateful person.

any fine, dry particle; dust.

the fine spores that contain male gametes and that are borne by an anther in a flowering; pollen.

the size of a fine particle, as a unit of measure.

hair growing on the body.

the wife of a king; a queen.

a woman who rules over a monarchy in her own right; a female sovereign; a queen.

the moral obligation of being loyal to another for the livelihood got from him.

something owed by one person to another or others; a debt.

the state of being indebted; indebtedness.

indebtedness of an author for other authors whose works had been referred, and opinions, quotations etc. are reproduced.

the gratitude one owes to the gods (which is obligatory on one's part to return either to the gods or society).

one of the three general indebtedness that all persons owe, i.e. to one's the teachers or sanctified sages.