the act of moving, going, advancing.

any hostile offensive action, esp. with armed forces; an onslaught; an attack; an invasion.

the actual or imaginary path taken by a celestial body during its periodic revolution around another body.

a complete or radical change of any kind.

a large scale movement that can overthrow or has overthrown a government; a revolution.

any revival of art, literature or learning.

something that is binding, tying, joining together, etc.; a tie; a knot; a bond.

the hard joint of the stem of a plant (as of jowar, sugarcane, bamboo, etc.).

a short, thickened, fleshy part of an underground stem, as a potato; a tuber.

(anat.) a place or part where two bones or corresponding structures are joined, usu. so that they can move; a joint.

a tumour - a) a swelling on some part of the body; b) a mass of new tissue growth independent of its surrounding structures, having no physiological function either benign or malignant; a neoplasm.

any organ or specialised group of cells that produces secretions, as insulin or bile or excretions, as urine: a gland.

a particular type of stomach ache.

= ಗ್ರಂಥಪರ್ಣಿ.

the grass Cyperus bulbosus of Cyperaceae family.

= ಕೃಂತನ.

an instrument, device for cutting, shearing etc.

(rightly) = ಗ್ರಂಥ.

the act of tying, binding together.

a literary, philosophical, scientific work, anthology, etc. so prepared, distinguished by length and form from a magazine, tract, etc.; a treatise, a book.

a formal, systematic written article or book on some subject, esp. a discussion of facts, evidence or principles and the conclusions based on these; a treatise.

the holy scriptures of any religion.

any of the four Vēdās, sacred books of Hindus.

a verse in the meter anuṣṭuppu, in which each foot has eight letters.

a set of thirty-two syllables.

the Tamiḷ alphabet system adapted as to be able to write Samskřta words as per their original pronunciations.

knowledge of excellent or worthy subject or subjects.

(math.) the number which is divided or to be divided by another.

absolute darkness; complete absence of light; pitch-darkness.

gone; passed; crossed (over to another side).

the act of moving, walking, etc.

(dance.) one of the nine sitting postures, keeping the hands on the chin and the head on the shoulder blade (as in shedding tears, expressing grief).

(dance.) one of the ten movements of the feet; a moving in a circle keeping one foot after another differently off the ground.

a common mineral, aluminium oxide, Al2O3, second only to the diamond in hardness, a dark, granular variety of which is used for grinding and polishing; corundum.