the principle of life, feeling, thought, and action in living beings, regarded as a distinct entity separate from the body, and commonly held to be separable in existence from the body; the soul.

(fig.) a most dearest person.

the act of receiving, accepting.

the act or an instance of taking away something that belongs to another using force; robbery.

a stealing or snatching.

a desroying or being desroyed; destruction.

that what was not required, desired, etc.; an unwanted, undesirable thing.

a gift presened to a bride or bridegroom or a brāhmaṇa boy who is getting his upanayana or religious initiation.

a mediating between two opposing parties and reconciling them.

of white colour; white.

having yellow or green tinge.

the swift, long-horned, bovid ruminant Antelope cervicapra; a black buck.

the white colour.

the sun.

Viṣṇu.

Śiva.

green colour.

the female black buck, Antelope cervicapra.

an idol made of gold.

a collection of things.

one of the four kinds of beautiful women.

(pros.) a metrical verse having seventeen syllables in each line (uuuuu-, ----, u-uu-u-).

the plant Aloe perfoliata of Liliaceae family.

a kind of perfume made from this (?) plant.

the plant Pisum arvense of Papilionaceae family.

the round, edible seed of this; garden peas.

a taking of food breaking a day's fasting.

= ಹಾರಣೆ.

(hist.) a particular kind of tax levied by a government.

a kind of tax imposed by force.