the life, life-span of a tree.

(fig.) a dull, listless, spiritless life.

a kind of net used to catch sambars.

a wooden sword.

a kind of grass.

that which is got from trees, as fruits, fibre, fuel, timber, etc.

a feast arranged by the parents of the bride after the marriage to the parents of the bride and their relatives.

the milk-like first fluid, rich in protein, secreted by the mammary glands of a cow or buffalo during the first three days after giving birth to a young; beestings; colostrum.

the second marriage of a woman (following the death of her earlier husband); a widow marriage.

a widow so married.

unrestrained, excessive indulgence of sexual desires; gross sensuality; lewdness; lechery.

the duty of protecting those who have taken refuge under one.

a kind of grass.