to cause to take into the body (as food, medicine, poison, etc.).

to cause to disturb the relative position of the particles or parts of something esp. by a continued circular movement; to cause to slightly move or change the position of.

to cause to disturb the quiet of; to cause to evoke strong feelings in.

to long for; to be keenly desirous of; to be or become anxious.

to be irritated; to be excited to impatience or anger; to be tensed with.

to worry (oneself or within) about.

to be afraid of; to fear; to be scared.

to flow over the bounds (as tears); to overflow.

to frighten; to fill with fear; to scare.

to cut, cut off or cut out with a pair of scissors, knife, sword, etc.

to reduce the quantity, numbers, volume, etc.

(derog. or contemp.) to eat (large quantity of food).

to shout at; to reprimand; to rebuke severely.

to shout (as to frighten cattle).

to throw here and there or strew loosely; to scatter.

to break up and cause to move in different directions; to disperse (something).

to stir or agitate (as with a spoon or ladle.

to arouse; to incite; to provoke.

the annual herb Mollugo stricta of Aizoaceae family.

to exhibit one's skill, valour, etc.

to point (something) with the finger.

ಕೈತೋರಿಸಿ ಅವಲಕ್ಷಣ ಅನ್ನಿಸಿಕೊ kai tōrisi avalakṣaṇa annisiko (prov.) to invite bad comments or troubles unnecessarily; to scheme for one's own disgrace.

to exhibit one's skill, valour, etc.

to point (something) with the finger.

to make feel less sad or disappointed; to comfort (another in difficult condition); to console.

to treat with due courtesy, kindness and care.

to tell or write about; give a detailed account of.

to turn aside; to fend off; to parry; to ward off.

to fulfil the needs, expectations, wishes or desires of (someone); to content; to gratify; to satisfy.

to cause to sit.