to make (things) tidy; to put in order; to tidy up.

to cause clip, trim or sever.

to remove or destroy totally; to extirpate: to eradicate.

to gather; to collect; to accumulate.

to come together in a large number; to crowd.

to make ready; to make something suitable (for specific purpose).

to become ready; to be ready for; to be equipped suitably for.

to guard (something) against danger, harm; to watch over and protect.

to guard oneself against.

to alleviate or lessen the grief, sorrow or disappointment of; to give solace or comfort.

to make something free from defects, faults; to remove deficiencies, shortcomings.

to adjust oneself to a condition, situation, place, etc.; to adapt.

to keep, place (something on, above, at or in such and such a manner, etc.).

to arrange in proper or tidy manner.

to be excited from joy.

to plan a strategy or strategies; to strategise.

to bring about or succeed in accomplishing, despite difficulty or hardship; to manage.

to recover one's balance, consciousness, etc.

to watch over; to be careful in handling.

to gather; to collect; to accumulate.

to come together in a large number; to crowd.

to make ready; to make something suitable (for specific purpose).

to become ready; to be ready for; to be equipped suitably for.

to guard (something) against danger, harm; to watch over and protect.

to guard oneself against.

to alleviate or lessen the grief, sorrow or disappointment of; to give solace or comfort.

to make something free from defects, faults; to remove deficiencies, shortcomings.

to adjust oneself to a condition, situation, place, etc.

to keep, place (something on, above, at or in such and such a manner, etc.).

to arrange in proper or tidy manner.

to be excited from joy.

to plan a strategy or strategies; to strategise.

to bring about or succeed in accomplishing, despite difficulty or hardship; to manage.

to recover one's balance, consciousness, etc.

to watch over; to be careful in handling.

= ಸವುರಿಸು.

(correctly, ಸಂವರಿಸು) 1. to gather; to collect; to accumulate.

to come together in a large number; to crowd.

to make ready; to make something suitable (for specific purpose).

to become ready; to be ready for; to be equipped suitably for.

to guard (something) against danger, harm; to watch over and protect.

to guard oneself against.

to alleviate or lessen the grief, sorrow or disappointment of; to give solace or comfort.

to make something free from defects, faults; to remove deficiencies, shortcomings.

to adjust oneself to a condition, situation, place, etc.

to keep, place (something on, above, at or in such and such a manner, etc.).

to arrange in proper or tidy manner.

to be excited from joy.

to plan a strategy or strategies; to strategise.

to bring about or succeed in accomplishing, despite difficulty or hardship; to manage.

to recover one's balance, consciousness, etc.

to watch over; to be careful in handling.

three days old water in which rice was boiled.

one's personal taste, inclination, preference, etc.

a use of medicinal substances that are congruent and blend harmoniously.

= ಸವರಿಸು1.

to gather; to collect; to accumulate.

to come together in a large number; to crowd.

to make ready; to make something suitable (for specific purpose).

to become ready; to be ready for; to be equipped suitably for.

to guard (something) against danger, harm; to watch over and protect.

to guard oneself against.

to alleviate or lessen the grief, sorrow or disappointment of; to give solace or comfort.

to make something free from defects, faults; to remove deficiencies, shortcomings.

to adjust oneself to a condition, situation, place, etc.

to keep, place (something on, above, at or in such and such a manner, etc.).

to arrange in proper or tidy manner.

to be excited from joy.

to plan a strategy or strategies; to strategise.

to bring about or succeed in accomplishing, despite difficulty or hardship; to manage.

to recover one's balance, consciousness, etc.

to watch over; to be careful in handling.

to utter a loud, deep cry or howl, as in excitement, distress or anger; to roar.

to dislike intensely; to hate; to abhor.

to treat deliberately with disregard.

to return, go back in the face of opposition; to retreat.

to burn brightly; to flame; to blaze.