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 (?).

= ಕರಪೆ.

to have ill-will or intolerance at the superiority, success or good fortune of others; to envy.

not fit for cultivtion (as a piece of land).

bad; spoiled; wicked; depraved.

the quality, state that is bad.

that which is bad, spoiled, wicked or depraved.

a person who is intolerant of otheṛs wealth, well-being, status, happiness, etc.

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 feeling of resentful or discontented longing aroused by or intolerance for another person's better fortune, situation, etc.

a person having such a feeling or intolerance.

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

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