to feel disgust for; to loathe; to abominate; to abhor; to detest.

an evil spirit; a devil; a demon.

the sun.

the Supreme.

causing horror; terrific; fearful.

causing loathsomeness.

the feeling caused by a disgusting, abhorrent or detestable thing; loathsomeness; abhorrence.

want of interest; non-inclination of the mind.

the force or momentum of a moving object.

excessiveness; abundance; plentifulness.

pride; arrogance; conceit.

one of the of the eight kinds of marriage in the early Indian society, in which the bridegroom's family paid the dowry to the bride's family; ಆಸುರಂ ಮಸಗು āsuram masagu to be greatly aroused; to be angry very much; ಆಸುರಂ ಮಾಡು āsuram māḍu to behave in a very rude way.

the hard, aromatic seed of an East Indian tree (Myristica fragrans) of the nutmeg family, grated and used as a spice, and its outer covering yields the spice mace; nutmeg.

= ಆಸರೆ.

without essence.

insipid - a) without flavour; tasteless; b) not exciting or interesting; dull; lifeless.

lacking value or significance.

a drop of the salty fluid secreted by the lachrymal gland to lubricate the eyeball, kill bacteria, etc.; tear.

the usu. red fluid, consisting of plasma, red and white blood cells, etc., that circulates through the heart, arteries, and veins of vertebrates; blood.

any of the fine, threadlike outgrowths from the skin of an animal or human being; hair.

the tactics or plan of winning over an enemy using emotional and sentimental means.

the area at the tip of any of the angles formed at a street intersection; corner.

a continuous and heavy down pour; torrential rain.

an attack; an incursion; an inroad.

the army of a friendly country ( ready to fight for).

a stock of good grains; provisions.

(myth.) a devil; an evil spirit.

the Fire-God.