to entangle the attention of; to charm; to fascinate.

a race of people, with flat nose, who were slighted by Ārya people.

a shoot sprouting from the short stumps of grain, corn etc, left standing after harvesting; a stubble-sprout.

to cause to say or utter; to cause to reproach or abuse.

to feel - a) to experience ( an emotion or condition); b) to think or believe, often for unanalyzed or emotional reasons.

to be felt.

that much, so much.

to cause to rest sideways against something; to make (something) lean against.

to support (as with a pillar or wooden post).

(fig.) to support (in any way); to sustain; to prop up; ಆನಿಸಿಕೊಳ್ ānīsikoḷto cause something to rest sideways against oneself.

to encircle or encroach for conquest, plunder, subdue etc.; to invade.

that part of a weapon, an instrument or an apparatus, designed to be grasped by the hand; a handle.

the back end-portion of an arrow, which sits on the bow-string.

an ornamental metal-cone, used to embellish the horns of cattle or the tusk of elephants or a metal ring fitted at the end of a pounding-pestle.

the place where two things meet (like a hinge) with the facility to move back and forth; a joint.

the tip of a blade, sword, etc.

the state of condition of being joined.

the act of rubbing.

a wooden stand having holes to hang ladles, spoons, etc.

a contrivance for stopping the flow of a liquid.

having no night; being every-day.

having no break; continuous; ever-flowing, running, acting; etc.