the wild dog Canis aureus, (smaller than the wolf), which offten hunt prey in pack at night and eat carrion and certin plants, believed to be sly; jackal.

a stone slab placed between the slant-roof of a building and the wall below it.

a pit, dipression made by the erosion of soil cause by the flow of water.

a groove, furrow or track, esp. one made in the ground by the passage of wheeled vehicles; an excavation made by running water.

any of several wild dogs, mostly yellowish-gray and smaller than the wolf, which often hunt prey in packs, gen. at night, and also eat carrion and certain plants; a jackal.

= ಸೃಗಾಲ.

to swell outwardly; to become protuberant; to bulge.

to stick oneself to (as an adhesive).

the plant Cleome gynandra ( = Gynandropsis pentaphylla) of Capparaceae family.

= ಸೂರೆಗೊಳ್ಳು.

= ಸೂರೆಕಾರ.

= ಸೂರೆಗೊಳ್ಳು.

= ಸೂರೆಹೊಡಿ.

(fig.) to hold the attention of by being very interesting or delightful; to charm; to fascinate; to captivate.

to be completely devastated.

= ಸೂಱೆಗೊಳು.

to rob or despoil (a person or place) by force.

to rob, as by corrupt activity in public office.

(fig.) to hold the attention of by being very interesting or delightful; to charm; to fascinate; to captivate.

= ಸೆಱೆಯಿಡು.

= ಸೆಱೆಗೋಲ್.

= ಸೆಱೆವಿಡಿ–1 & 2.

(a flower ) to close (its petals).

that part of an army which moves on either of the two sides; the flank of an army.