to exercise authority over; to rule; to administer; to direct; to control; to manage, to govern.

to obtain; to get; to have; to possess.

to enjoy; to use with delight and satisfaction.

to protect; to faster; to take care of.

ಆಳ್ದ āḷda one who ruled or governed; a king; a lord; 2. a man with reference to the woman to whom he is married; a husband; ಆಳ್ದನಚಕ್ರ āḷdanacakra a main guard or a trusted soldier (of a king etc.) (chiefly used as a title meaning literarily - 'the sharp discus weapon in the hand of the king'); ಆಳ್ದಳ್ āḷdaḷa mistress - a) a woman who ruled others or had control, authority or power over something; b) a woman who was head of a household; 2. a woman in her relationship to her husband; a wife; ಆಳ್ವನ್ āḷvan he who rules; a king; a lord; ಆಳಿಬಾಳಿದವ āḷibāḷidava an elderly man with rich experience and wisdom; ಆಳ್ದೊತ್ತು āḷdottu to seize and press hard; ಆಳ್ದುಂಬರ್ಪರ್ āḷdumbarpar (pl.) those who occupy, seize and rule over.

to go under the surface of a liquid; to plunge or sink oneself in to water etc.

to be engaged or absorbed deeply (as in a work, sorrow, etc.); 3) to be or to go within.

to cause to drown.

to fall losing one's strength; to collapse.

a human being; a woman or a man.

(gen.) a man.

a man of capacity; a capable man; a manly person.

a soldier.

a member of that branch of an army consisting of soldiers trained and equipped to fight chiefly on foot; a foot-soldier.

a disciple.

a person employed to perform services, esp. household duties, for another; a servant.

a chess piece of the lowest value which can be moved only forward and one square at a time (or two squares on its first move), and which captures with a diagonal move; a pawn.

a measure of depth or height, varying from 5 feet to six feet.

ಆಳಾಗಿಸಿಕೊ āḷāgisiko to make (another person) a servant; to make a person a slave for oneself; ಆಳಾಳ್ āḷāḷa slave of a slave; a very humble person.

that quantity of liquid (esp. oil) that sticks to the measuring vessel.

to die; to stop living; to become dead.

to cease to be seen; to go out of sight.

to destroy; to spoil; to obliterate.

destruction; ruin.

meanness; base quality.

not deep; superficial; shallow.

a loud vocal sound expressing pain, anger, fright, joy, etc.; a fit of weeping.

thick; viscous; dense.

to sob and shed tears, with or without making a loud vocal sound, in expressing sorrow, pain, grief, etc.; weep.