to face or act in opposition; to oppose.

to have on the body (as a dress); to wear; to have, possess afresh a new form.

to receive; to take.

to seize in the hands; to hold; to catch; to grasp.

to stretch forward (as a hand in begging).

to stop oneself from moving.

to tolerate; to put up with (someone or something not especially liked).

to take shelter in or under.

to recline on or against.

to give shelter, protection; to support or act as a prop; to bear the burden; ಆಂತವನ್ āntavan he who has opposed.

he who has borne the burden.

ಆತು ಉಣ್ಣು ātu uṇṇu to eat, have food, slowly (i.e. with no hurry); ಆತುಕೊ ātuko = ಆತುಕೊಳ್ಳು. ಆತುಕೊಳ್ಳು ātukoḷḷu to seize and hold; to catch; 2. to act in opposition; to oppose; ಆತುಹೋಗು ātuhōgu to go unhurriedly.

the nominative singular of the first personal pronoun; the word mentioning oneself; the one who is speaking or writing; "I".

(expressing uncertainty, probability, etc.) so ever; even.

an order; a command; a behest.

melted jaggery added with an edible gum, and used as binding agent in making some sweets.

a metal plate used in between the stove and the cooking vessel.

an old coin, being sixteenth part of a rupee.

(dial.) any man or boy lacking normal function of the testes, as through castration or disease; an impotent man.

to reach by hand; to touch.

to be, come or go very close.

a string or a rope for tying a dog.