a man characterised by physical or mental vigour; a vigorous man.

that which is ever red.

causing horror, disgust; ghastly.

= ಸಾದರಣೆ.

the act of treating another with regard, respect.

belonging or relating to the community at large; public; common.

most common; not special; usual; general.

of, for or applying to a whole genus, kind, class order or race; general.

not exclusive; mixed with; mingled.

the condition or quality of being general or applicable to all; generality.

a rule, regulation, pattern of behaviour, etc. that is applicable to or found in all.

the quality of being common, not special.

a particular characteristic, quality that is common to a class, group, etc.

name of the fortyfourth year in the Hindu cycle of sixty years.

a tract of land that is covered with water or is characterised by wet soil and aquatic, grass-like vegetation; a boggy land.

(Dvaita phil.) one of the ten different divine forms of Viṣṇu, only which can be perceived, imagined by the ordinary people.

(jain.) one of the sixteen types of karma (the deeds of a being that bind it variously).

an ordinary, common man.

a harlot; a prostitute.

the act of reforming; state of being reformed; reformation.

the reformed condition or the effect of reformation.

a successful, flourishing or thriving condition.

an improving or being improved; improvement; betterment.

the state, quality or fact of being patient; the will or ability to wait or endure without complaint; patience.

a period or occasion of inactivity, as during work or on a journey; rest.

of or belonging or related to women or girls.

having qualities regarded as characteristic of women and girls, as timidity, lack of strength or courage, etc.

indulging in sexual enjoyments with women (said of a man).

controlled or dominated by a woman.

physically or mentally strong and active; vigorous.