not moving; stationary.

going on regularly without change; lasting; permanent; standing.

residing (at, in); staying (at, in).

made stable; stabilised; free from wavering, hesitation, etc.

the quality or fact of being permanent.

the intensity or pitch of a sound (or musical note).

(rhet.) any of the eight (or nine) permanent sentiment that dominate the mind of human beings.

(mus.) the range of musical notes starting from the base note (tonic note) to the same note in the next higher or lower range; an octave.

a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for distressed people, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering; compassion.

a compassionate, merfiful, humane man.

true; real; actual; genuine.

honest; truthful.

pure; virtuous.

good; right; proper.

the quality or fact of being real; reality.

habitual truthfulness; speaking the truth; sincerity; veracity.

a law, rule or other order prescribed by authority, esp. to regulate conduct; a regulation.

the abode of Brahma, the uppermost of the seven worlds.

a solemn pledge (to oneself or to another or to a deity) to do something or to behave in a certain manner; a vow.

the first of the four mythological divisions of the age; Křtayuga (a duration of 17,28,000 years).

the quality of goodness or purity or knowledge (as the fundamental principle of Brahma).

a truthful, honest, veracious man.

(jain.) one of the ten basic qualities of the Soul, the immortal entity of all beings.

veraciousness or being habitually truthful, as one of the five principles a householder has to observe.

ಸತ್ಯವಿದ್ದರೆ ಎತ್ತಲೂ ಭಯವಿಲ್ಲ satyaviddare ettalū bhayavilla (prov.) truth ever conquers.

having or showing compassion; sympathising sincerely; compassionate.

the present time.

an indiclinable used in the adverbial sense of 'at the momenṭ, 'currently', 'at presenṭ.

another indiclinable meaning 'at least now', 'at lasṭ, etc.

that is to be done, achieved, cured, healed, won, surpassed, subdued, managed, etc.; possible.

that may or can exist, happen, be done, followed, applied, cured, achieved, fulfilled, used, etc.; possible.

that may be true or may be the case.

that can be proved as true.

ಸಾಧ್ಯವಾಗು sādhyavāgu to become possible or practicable.

that which can be put to use, done, followed, observed; a practical thing.

a proposition embodying something to be proved.

(log.) the major premise of an arguement or syllogism, from which a logical conclusion can be drawn.

entirety; wholeness.

name of a particular hymn.

a class of celestial beings; gaṇadēvatas.

that (a disease, pain, etc.) which can be cured, healed.

he who can be seen, understood, etc.

the estimated or probable produce, income from an extent of cultivated land.

(astrol.) the twenty second of the twenty seven astrological yōgas.

plowed land.

grain or corn.

the seedling of paddy, rāgi, etc. plants.

something that is presented to a bride or bridegroom.

the act of farming; agriculture; cultivation.

an act of stealing; theft.

that which is stolen or liable to be stolen.

ploughed; tilled.

that is to be cleansed.

that to be corrected.

the quality or condition of being cold; coldnes.

(correctly, ಶ್ರೋತ್ರಿಯ) a brāhmaṇa learned in the vedas; a vidic scholar.

a man who has lived for one hundred years.

ಶತಾಯು ಗತಾಯು śatāyu gatāyu [usu. mis-splet as ಶತಾಯ ಗತಾಯ] (an adverbial clause, used to show the determination to complete an undertaking) even if it (the undertaking) takes the whole life.

a man who is to be examined for something concealed.

the mathematical process of finding the difference between two numbers or quantities; subtraction.