taste; palatableness; delicacy.

beauty; loveliness; charm.

grapes.

good and tasty food.

anything that is tasty or palatable.

a thick, usu. dark-brown syrup produced during the refining of sugar; molasses.

a particular perfume or fragrant substance.

good-tasting; savory; delicious, delectable.

delightfull; lovable; appealing.

beautiful; charming; lovely.

a thing or things owned; possessions collectively; land, real estate or other valuables owned; property.

the act of tasting (a food or beverage).

taste; flavour; savour.

the quality that gives a sense of enjoyment to a person.

liking; fondness; inclination.

the act of flavouring (something) to make (it) enjoyable or more enjoyable.

the experience caused or mood created in a reader of literary work, listener of music or spectator in a theatre, by the emotional character of the the situation.

the state or fact of being conscious, aware of, etc.

personally; in person.

the food served or eaten esp. at one of the customary, regular occasions for taking food during the day, as lunch, supper; meal.

= ಸವಿತಾರ.

= ಸವುದೆ.

of the same type, variety or kind.

nearness; proximity.

= ಸವುದೆ.

the annual vine Cucumis sativus of the Cucurbitaceae family; cucumber.

its long fruit with green rind and firm, white flesh, used as a vegetable; cucumber.

wood used as fuel; fire-wood.

an eroding or being eroded; erosion.

limited by time; having a date for completing, repaying, etc.

having a boundary; circumscribed.

worshipped; adored.

he who is worshipped, adored.

she who is worshipped, adored.

the act of offering the life of a person or animal or some object, in propitiation of or homage to a deity; a sacrifice; ಸೋವತಂ ಮಾಡು sōvata māḍu to offer as a sacrifice to a deity; ಸೋವತಮಾಗು sōvatamāgu to sacrifice oneself or be sacrificed.