a large stone either detached or not from the mass; a rock.

a dressed, cylindrical stone, used for grinding.

the footstone in front of the door-frame at the entrance of a house.

a hard, crystalline or granular, metamorphic limestone, white or variously coloured and sometimes streaked or mottled, which can take a high polish; the marble.

a shaft with a pointed end used as a weapon for thrusting.

a long, stiff, sharp spines of the porcupine.

a porcupine.

a camel.

a oozing of water in drops (as from an underground source).

that from which something comes into existence, develops or derives; a source.

any person, place or thing by which something is supplied; a source.

something that indicates a fact, quality, etc.; an indication; a token; a sign.

a stream of water or a similar flow of anything.

the mouth ulcer of cattle.

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a hall, large room of a house.

a house; a mansion.

a building in which horses are sheltered and fed; a stable.

a big branch of a tree.

the stem of a tree.

the tree Shorea talura ( = S. robusta, = Vatica robusta) of Dipterocarpaceae family.

a tree (in gen.) 3) a wall enclosing a space, a building or buildings; an enclosure; a compound.

a kind of fish Ophiocephalus wrahl.

having to do with the home or housekeeping; of the house or family; domestic.

possessing a house.

possessing. abounding in, etc.

lustrous; brilliant.

the aquatic grass Oryza sativa, grown widely for its grain, which forms a staple food in most of the countries; rice.

the rice grain.

any of several nocturnal, catlike carnivores of Viverridae family with spotted, yellowish fur, which is valued for its musky secretion; a civet cat.

an oblong, woolen cloth, used as a covering for the head and shoulders for warming purpose; a shawl.