the blossom of a plant; a flower.

a period of twelve months; a year.

physical exercise for the development of a muscular body.

a training in sword fighting.

the act of alleviating or lessening the grief, sorrow or disappointment of; a giving of solace or comfort.

consoling, comforting words.

compromise, reconciliation, as one of the four expedients in political governance.

the state of being calm, quiet or the quality of being steadfast; calmness of the mind; steadfastness.

a hymn or hymns composed in meter.

Sāmavēda, one of the four vedas.

(mus.) in Karnāṭaka system, name of a rāga (musical mode) derived from the main mode Harikāmbhoji.

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.

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.

the soft and flexible external covering or integument of an animal body; the skin.

the skin of an animal, with the hair removed, prepared for use by tanning or a similar process designed to preserve it against decay and make it pliable or supple when dry; leather.

black colour.

dark green colour.

one of the two equal parts of a whole; a half-portion.

blame; accusation.

the quality or state of being tranquil; calmness; serenity; tranquility.

the sentiment of expressing this quality.

absence of passion.

abstraction from eternal objects through intense meditation.

physical exercise for the development of a muscular body.

a training in sword fighting.

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.

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.

a metal stand that holds a lamp or lamps.

a master; a lord; an employer.

a king; a ruler.

a man appointed to a position or office of authority in government, business, institution, etc.; an officer.

a man as he is related to his wife; a husband.

the Supreme Being.

a suffix added to the names of men as a mark of respect.

a respectful mode of addressing eleders, gods, officers, etc.

a sign; an indication.

the soft and flexible external covering or integument of an animal body; the skin.

the skin of an animal, with the hair removed, prepared for use by tanning or a similar process designed to preserve it against decay and make it pliable or supple when dry; leather.

shelter; protection; refuge; safety.

joy; bliss; comfort; delight; happiness.

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

a kind of tree.

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

its grain.

another grass Panicum miliare of the same family.