a separating oneself from others and standing apart.

to shake oneself; to move on to either side; to quiver, quake, totter, vibrate, etc.

to cause to move, shake or vibrate.

a frame with spikes or sharp-edged disks, drawn by oxen or a tractor and used for breaking up and levelling ploughed ground, covering seeds, rooting up weeds, etc.; a harrow.

the leaf of a coconut tree, the blades of which are interwoven.

the act of moving to and fro rapidly; vibration; quiver; trembling.

a girl from eight and ten years of age.

(myth.) name of the capital of Kubēra, the lord of riches & wealth.

(in comp.) a woman with (such and such) curls, locks, etc (as in nīlālaki a woman with dark blue i.e. black curls).

a particular manner or method in playing on mřdanga, a percussion instrument used in Karnāṭaka music system.

to shake oneself; to move on to either side; to quiver, quake, totter, vibrate, etc.

to cause to move, shake or vibrate.

curly hair, (esp. dangling on the forehead); lock.

a mad dog.

a hunting dog that finds game either by scenting and tracking; a hound.

a kind of headgear of gods or kings.