the act, fact or an instance of calling or summoning.

an oblation given to the deities.

a mouthful of food.

an offering made to the gods in the ritual sacrifice; an oblation.

an animal, rarely a person, immolated as an oblation in a sacrifice; a victim.

ಆಹುತಿತೆಗೆದುಕೊ āhuti tegeduko to take as or receive, an oblation; 2. to take one's life (as a mishap); ಆಹುತಿಮಾಡು āhutimāḍu = ಆಹುತಿಗೆಯ್ - 2 & 3; ಆಹುತಿಯಾಗು āhutiyāgu to be killed (by a mishap or by a treachery or plot); to be or become a victim; 2. to be consumed by fire or destroyed by flood, rain, etc.

not struck; not beaten.

not washed.

not shrunk.

a piece of new cloth (not washed).

a man not beaten or overpowered.

beaten; struck; banged.

known; understood.

(math.) multiplied.

a striking of one thing against another; a blow or impact of the fist, a whip, etc.

the pain caused by a stroke.

a violent shock caused by sudden contact of two bodies; concussion.

a condition of impaired functioning of an organ, esp. the brain, as a result of a violent blow or impact.

a very indecent speech; insulting or coarse language.

a new cloth.

a particular lock in wrestling.

any of the percussion instruments.

(mus.) a regulated vibratory movement of a musical note; a kind of ಗಮಕ.

a stroke; a blow.

concussion caused by mutual collision of two bodies.

placed; deposited; kept.

offered as oblation; sacrificed.

the courteous treatment of, hospitality extended to, guests.

offering of food, extending courtesy to all beings, being considered as one of the five virtues.