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- to take off; to remove (as dress, outer covering etc.).
- to keep, put (something) at, on, etc.
- to put on; to wear (as dress, covering, etc.).
- to establish; to set up (as a shop).
- to put or set in the ground for growth, as seeds, plants etc.
- to pour or feed (water to plants).
- to throw; to hurl.
- to give birth to (said of animals).
- to write or draw (a line, mark, etc.).
- to commence; to start; to begin.
- to invest (money in a business, enterprise, etc.).
- to admit, put in or cause to joint (a person into a school, hospital, jail, etc.).
- to provide (meals); to feed.
- to give a blow.
- to construct, form, build, etc.
- to leave behind; to abandon.
- to apply, daub, anoint, smear, etc. (as an oil, grease, etc.).
- to impose (as a tax) on.
- to unfold and spread on a flat surface (as a mat, bed).
- to collect together and pile up.
- to agitate (air) and direct toward (as with a fan).
- to harness (as a yoke on the neck of an ox).
- to pierce (with a pointed weapon, horn, etc.).
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- to bite (as to eat something).
- to say something without being solicited for; to interfere in others' conversation.
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- = ದೊಗ್ಗಾಲಿಕ್ಕು.
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- the waste discharge by the body through the nose, eyes and ears; the dried mucus.
- a crust that forms over a sore or wound during healing; scab.
- the black tip of a lamp-wick.
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- = ಹಗೇವು.
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- the legal authority one has over something; a right.
- that which a person has a just claim to.
- the annuity given to the family of a vilage official.
- a job or a specific task one has to do.
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- any warm-blooded vertebrate of the class Aves, having a body covered with feathers, forelimbs modified into wings, scaly legs, a beak, and no teeth, and bearing young in a hard-shelled egg; a bird.
- (coll.) a girl or young woman.
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- a hole made in the ground for storing grains.
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- to have or maintain enmity; to be hostile.
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- mutual hatred or ill-will; enmity; hostility; antipathy.
- one that is antagonistic to another; one seeking to injure, overthrow, humiliate another; an enemy.