= ಕೊರವ2.

a covering made of a blanket, gunny bag or reeds, for the head, neck and back, used as a protection against rain; a hood.

to become more in number, increase.

to become bigger in size; to become fat; to fatten or develop (oneself).

to be excited (from joy, success, etc.).

to become arrogant, overbearing.

an increase; a growth; opulence.

any of various mixtures of solid or semisolid triglycerides which are the chief components adipose animal tissue or of many seeds of plants, used in cooking and inthe manufacture of soaps; fat.

the act or quality of being arrogant.; arrogance; overbearing pride.

the plat Centrantherum anthelmenticum (= Vernonia anthelmentica of Asteraceae family.

its seed; (?).

a leguminous tree (Ceratonia siliqua) of the E Mediterranean, bearing long, flat, leathery, brown pods with a sweet pulp; (?).

the part of the hand consisting of the five bones between the wrist and the fingers; metacarpus.

the distance from the tip of the ring finger and the tip of the thumb (of the same hand), when stretched apart.

a large cud-chewing mammal, domesticated in parts of Africa and Asia, with slender legs, broad cushioned feet, and either one or two fatty humps on the back; a camel.

a young camel.

the young of any animal.

a kind musical instrument.

a northern constellation between Ursa Major and Cassiopeia; Camelopardus.

a large number (10,000,000,000).

a high or overbearing opinion of one's worth or importance; inordinate self-esteem; haughty behaviour resulting from this; arrogance; pride.

the organ of conception and gestation in a woman and other female mammals; the uterus; the womb.

the unborn young of human in its later stage, esp. from about the eighth week after conception until birth; an embryo or foetus.

the large, saclike organ of vertebrates into which food passes from the oesophagus or gullet for storage while undergoing the early processes of digestion; the stomach.

a very young child; a baby.

the central or innermost part of anything; the core.

(rhet.) one of the five stages in a drama, in which the cause for the major or main effect is found out or is sought to be known.

one of the forty-five means of achieving the intended effect of a hymn (?).