(the surface of something) to become depressed; to become hollow; to sink; to sag.

to cause to become depressed; to dig; to excavate.

to become thin, lean or emaciated.

a hole or cavity in the ground; a pit; a depressed part or place; a hollow.

a hollow place within something; a cavity.

(the surface of something) to become depressed; to become hollow; to sink; to sag.

to cause to become depressed; to dig; to excavate.

to become thin, lean or emaciated.

a hole or cavity in the ground; a pit; a depressed part or place; a hollow.

a hollow place within something; a cavity; ಕುೞಿಯ ಸುಂಕ k ułiya sunka a tax levied (earlier) on farmers based on the number of seed beds.

a similar tax based on number of wells one has.

a forest (only in comp.).

that which is low, mean, base or inferior in quality.

= ಕಾೞು2.

the colour of coal or pitch; black colour.

to cease to exist; to die.

to pass - a) to go or move forward, through or out; b) to spend (one's time, days, life etc.).

to slip by; to elapse; to pass (as time).

to avoid happening; to fend off.

to drive out or away.

to go beyond (one's capacity, power, etc.); to become impossible.

to deduct; to subtract.

to grow or become ripe; to ripe.

to advance in age; to become old.

to lose strength, vigor, etc. (as in advanced age).

a wooden pin used to insert a) in to the hole of the latch of a door for preventing it from being opened or b) in to the hole of a yoke to hold the cord preventing from an ox disengaging itself from the yoke.