to fall - a) to drop or descend under the force of gravity, as to a lower place through loss or lack of support; b) to come or drop down suddenly to a lower position, esp. to leave a standing or erect position suddenly, whether voluntarily or not.

to bend or incline (the knee, body or head) in worship, submission or respect; to bow.

(thunder, an arrrow shot, stone pelted, etc.) to strike; to hit against.

to climb down.

to pass below the horizon; to set.

to move along in continuous contact with a smooth or slippery surface; to slide.

to jump; to leap.

to fall or cave in; crumble suddenly; to collapse.

to become tired; to get exhausted.

to cease to live; to die.

(a food item) to become stale, hence, useless.

to disperse in different directions in a disorderly manner (as from fear).

to require the payment of (money or something else of value) in an exchange; to cost.

to get entangled.

to fall in a continuous stream.

to fall short of becoming full, complete or a whole; to be deficient.

to be defeated; to be overpowered.

to attack; to make an assault upon.

to happen; to occur.

to hang (oneself) down loosely.

to come in contact with and become one with; to join.

to hit the target; to reach the destination.

a mass of new tissue growth independent of its surrounding structures, having no physiological function (which may either be benign or malignant); neoplasm.

hair.

the flexible appendage to the trunk of some animals; a tail.

the fragrant root of cus-cus grass (Vetiveria zizanioides =andropogon muricatus).

the grass Hordeum vulgare of Poaceae family.

a sharp-pointed organ in scorpion, used to prick, wound or inject poison.

to increase (oneself) in size and develop toward maturity, as a plant or animal does by assimilating food.

to spring up; to sprout.

an emotion, as fear, anger, wonder, love, etc.) to occur, arise or develop.

to cause to grow, develop.

to become more.

to cause to become more.

to extend throughout or get diffused all over.

to flourish; to succeed; to thrive; to prosper.

to be fulfilled, carried out; to be accomplished.

a small, circular band of metal, plastic, etc.; a ring; a bangle.

an ornament for the upper arm or wrist; an armlet.

an ornament worn around the ankles; an anklet.

a bone of the vertebrate pectoral girdle typically serving to link the scapula and sternum; the collarbone; the clavicle.

anything that encircles something.

a sharp-teethed, circular missile which is thrown at the target (chiefly the weapon of Viṣṇu).

the iron ring surrounding the wheel.

a conical ornament for the horns of cattle or for the tips of an elephant's tusks.

a leather strap for the waist of a horse.

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not yielding to argument, persuasion or entreaty; obstinate; adamant.

low; mean; despicable; contemptible.

the quality of being mean, despicable; contemptibileness.

the climber vine Piper betle of Piperaceae family.

its leaf.

a preparation made of these leaves, lime and areca nut, given on auspicious occasion.

the combination of these leaves, areca nut, and sometimes with coconut, offered as a token of respect.

a particular caste.

a man belonging to this caste.

a vow taken by a servant or soldier that he also would die following the death of his master.

a soldier, who has taken oath that he would commit suicide if his master died.

land along the sea; sea-coast; sea-shore.

a wave raised on the surface of a sea water.

the rise of the surface of oceans, seas, etc. caused by the attraction of the moon and sun; a tide.

a border or sea of land.

limit of time, period, season; time of the day or a point of time.

an opportunity; room; scope.

an interval or period of rest.

the hour of death.

the death (of a person) that was not painful.

to turn back or towards a side.

a fold of the skin.

any of the three folds of the skin above the navel of a woman.

a form of a moving ridge or swell on the surface of a water body, caused by the internal or external disturbance; a wave.

the surging or progressing movement of a wave on the surface of water in the sea.

a thin mark joining two points on the same plane; a line.

a plucking of a string of a musical instrument, with a jerking movement.

a regulated, oscillation of a musical note, to give a more aesthetic effect.