= ಹೊರಗಡೆ2.

= ಹೊರಗಡೆ1.

the outer side, part or surface; outside.

an open space, away from residential quarters, in a village, where people go to evacuate their bowels.

evacuation of bowels.

frequent and loose motion of the bowels.

the periodic flow of blood and sloughed-off tissue from the uterus, discharged through the genital tract of women.

originating, coming from or situated beyond given limits; from some other place, person, group, etc.; outside.

that is presented to view or is obvious.

to lose or miss the order, manner (in which something is to be or being done).

(a flow of water, etc.) to stop.

to stop or obstruct the movement (as the flow of a liquid, stream).

to become unable to move or become stationary.

to be solved or decided.

to cut into small pieces; to chop off; to mince.

to demolish or destroy completely.

the tree Excoecaria agallocha of Euphorbiaceae family.

a bundle of twisted cord or rope.

(said of a person) good physique; the quality of being muscular and well-built.

to become enthusiastic.

to act or react enthusiastically.

(fibres, strads, etc.) to be intertwisted and become a strong cord.

to become stronger.

(enthusiasm, zeal, etc.) to be lost.

the chief officer of a village.

the superintendent in a palace, temple, etc.

a senior or chief officer (in gen.).

a man appointed by or under the authority of a sovereign or head of a government to some high office of state, esp. to that of head of an administrative department; a minister.

the chief diplomatic representative appointed by a government to represent in another nation; an ambassador.

a sub-caste among Gauḍa Sārasvata brāhmaṇas.

a surname used by some families.

= ಹೊರಗಟ್ಟು2.

to send, drive out; to force to go.

the door or doorframe of the main entrance.

the outer body, covering.

to form into curd; coagulate.

(fig.) to become rough, unkind or incompatible.

to cut into small pieces.

(a flow of liquid, stream) to stop; to cease to flow.

(fig.) to open completely; to throw open.

to strike as to render shatter something into pieces.