to make; to build; to construct.

to prepare; to make ready.

to form an image by chiseling a stone; to carve; to sculpture.

to be constructed, built.

to write, compose (a literary work).

to prepare food by cooking; to cook.

to happen; to take place.

to be used up or expend completely; to be exhausted.

to be destroyed.

to be worn out (as from continuous or long usage).

to become weak; to lose strength.

(time) to pass; to elapse.

to become thin; to lose much flesh or weight.

to be reduced (in size, intensity, etc.).

to be utilised, used.

to feel distresed in the mind; to worry.

to destroy completely; to erase; to eradicate.

a metal stand that holds a lamp or lamps.

the grass Echinochloa frumentacea ( = Panicum frumentaceum) of Poacea family.

its grain.

another grass Panicum miliare of the same family.

shelter; protection; refuge; safety.

joy; bliss; comfort; delight; happiness.

the quality of being auspicious, propitious; auspiciousness; propitiousness.

a large and indefinite part of the surface of the earth; district.

a foreign land.

calm; quiet; serene; peaceful; tranquil.

horizontally level and even; flat.

at par with; equal.

similar; resembling.

not moving; stable; stationary.

not biased; impartial.

proper; fit; appropriate.

being in accordance with social or any other recognised standard of propriety, good taste, etc.; decent.

of, for or applying to all (not of, for or applying to a particular section of) people.

entire; whole.

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the state or quality of being similar; resemblance or likeness; similarity.

general happiness, prosperity.

the cardinal number two; 2.

any cardinal number which is a multiple of two; an even number.

(rhet.) a style in composition characterised by the use of decent, non-vulgar language.

(pros.) any verse having four lines, which are of the same prosodic length.

(dance.) a position in which the neck is kept erect in its normal position.

(dance.) a reclining posture in which the hands are let loose with the face turned up.

(dance.) the the natural way of glancing.