(correctly, ಶರಣೆ) (fem.) a devotee who has submitted herself to a god.

= ಸಾರಣಿಗೆ.

the act of announcing (for the notice of public); announcement.

the tonal note 'ಷಡ್ಜ (ಸ)' corresponding to the note C major of Western scale.

the string that is tuned to this note, serving as the base pitch.

a kind of perfume.

the act of anointing the body with perfumes.

a washing the floor with this or with cow-dung.

a plastering of a wall.

a class of gods, considered as celistial musicians.

a member of that class.

= ಸರಣು.

a musical sound or note.

a kind of perfume.

a washing the floor with this or with cow-dung.

the act or fact of moving; movement.

a flowing; a continuous flow; a stream.

the red or orange coating that forms on the surface of iron when exposed to air and moisture; rust.

a heap of wood on which a dead body is burned; a pile; a pyre.

(correctly, ಶರಣ) (masc.) a devotee who has submitted himself to a god.

a path, course or way.

a method, way or manner in which something is done or to be done.

manner or mode of expression in language, as distinct from the ideas expressed; style.

an uninterrupted, continuous line or row.

a group or number of similar or related things arranged in a row; a series.

a group or number of related or similar persons, things or events coming one after another; sequence; succession; a series.

a number of things produced as a related group; a set, as of books or television programmes, related in subject, format, etc. or dealing with the same characters; a serial.

a number of games played between two teams, usu. at different places; a series.

a particular type of throat disease.

a water passage.

a stream or river.

the one-humped camel, Camelus dromedarius.

a quick step in dancing.

dried; turned pale; withered.

not new; old.

worn; damaged by use or wear.

split; cleaved.

lean; emaciated.

fit for cutting; sharp; keen.

a kind of sweet dish.

the yam plant Amorphophallus campanulatum ( = Arum campanulatum) of Araceae family.

its edible, starchy, tuberous root.

a metal rod with a pointed end, for driving elephants; a goad.