the act of taking or taking away.

a seizing or being seized; seizure; robbery.

an act of stealing; theft.

a ruining or the state of being ruined.

a married woman whose husband is alive.

(in gen.) a woman as related to her husband; a wife.

a man whose business is buying and selling goods for profit; a trader; a merchant.

taken; taken away.

snatched; plundered; seized.

that which is taken or taken away.

a portion; a share.

he who is drawn towards, attracted, charmed.

a sound; noise.

absence of order, discipline or system; extreme confusion or disoder in any sphere of activity; chaos; disarray.

any useless thing or matter.

a place, in the course of a river, having a deep depression, and where water flows slowly.

a deep lake.

a ray of light.

he who destroys; a destroyer; an annihilator.

(v.)

any of various accipitrine birds with long, pointed wings and, usu. a forked tail, which prey esp. on insects, reptiles, and small mammals; a kite.

the kite, Haliastur indus of Accipitridae family, with white head, neck and breast, strong, curved beak, bright brown wings, forked tail, (regarded as the vehicle of Viṣṇu); Brahmini kite.

the yellowish green pigeon Columbia hariola of Columbidae family.

name of a sage.

a hunting of wild animals for sport.

= ಹಿರಿಯ1 - 1, 2 & 3.

abundantly; profusely.

in an excellent manner; excellently.

the act of frying (without using oil, ghee, etc.

that is not belonging to (the group being considered); different from a group, class of.

a thing that is not belonging to or is different from (a particular group, class, etc.).

a drafting ox.

a thing that does not belong to a group of things or to a nation, village, family, caste, etc.