the orange-brown or yellow-brown colour.

name of a great sage (about 500 B.C.) who is said to have founded the Sānkhya system of philosophy.

a kind of medicinal substance.

of orange-brown or yellow-brown colour; tawny.

peculiar, particular, belonging, taught, propounded by to sage Kapila the propounder of Sānkhya system of philosophy.

of or related to, derived from the Sānkhya system of philosophy.

one of the six major systems of Hindu philosophy, involving two ultimate, completely distinct, principles of matter and spirit, but not recognising any god or lord, mainly propounded by the sage Kapila of about 500B.C.

a follower of that system.

the orange or yellow brown colour.

a leather bag for carrying water.

= ಕಪಾಲ1.

the fleshy side of the face below the eye and above and to the side of the mouth; the cheek.

= ಕಪಾಲಹಸ್ತ.

2) a man of low caste (an offspring of a fisherman and a brāhmaṇa woman).

= ಕಪಾಲ2.

a piece of broken pottery; a pot-sherd.

the skeleton of the head of a vertebrate forming a bony or cartilaginous case that encloses and protects the brain and chief sense organs and supports the jaws; the skull.

a movable cover, hinged or unattached, as for a box, trunk, pot, etc. a lid.

a deep, rounded container or dish, open at the top; a bowl.

a small water-jar with a handle and a nozzle.

a multitude; a collection of large number of items at a place.

a formal agreement between two or more nations, relating to peace, alliance, trade, etc., on equal terms respecting each otheṛs sovereignty.