a kind of bird.

that which is burnt to charcoal.

a black paste made by burning the dried skin of plantain fruit, with water, used to have a sectarian mark on the forehead with.

to become black; to beome charred (as from excess heat); to become dark or darker.

in gen.) any green grass that cattle, buffalo eat.

the grass Cynodon dactylon (= Panicum dactylon) of poaceae family.

to become liquefied by heat; to melt.

to become lean; to lose fat from the body; to lose vigour or vitality; fail in health.

to lose one's physical form; to disappear.

to become compassionate; to be softened as a result of pity, love, etc.; to melt.

to change to a liquid condition by heat.

= ಕುರಂದ.

any of a family (Cervidae) of ruminants, including the elk, moose, and reindeer; a deer, esp. the smaller species, as the white-tailed deer and mule deer.

a small, hornless deer (Moschus moschiferus) the male of which secretes musk and has tusk like upper canines; the musk deer.

the black-spot on the moon.

any of several families of primates usu. having a flat, hairless face and a long tail; a monkey.

a kind of bird.

a hard internal or external framework of bones, cartilage, shell, woody fibre, etc., supporting or containing the body of an animal; the skeleton.

the bony case of the brain of a vertebrate; the skull.

a coconut shell used as a container or ladle.

a small often ornamental box or chest for jewels, letters, etc. or for keeping collyrium, vermilion, 5) a small box.

a small pot.

avariety in sugar cane.

any bone of the body.