to wry or writhe (one's face).

to change one's place; to move; to go, walk, flow, etc.

to move to and fro (usu. frequently); to shake (oneself).

to be agitated; to become unsteady; to have a flickering mind; to become anxious.

to turn aside from good course; to resort to bad, unsocial, immoral way of thinking, acting, etc.; to swerve.

to play flippantly or flirtatiously.

to cause to become anxious; to stir, agitate; to arouse.

to loosen (the tightness of a knot, hold, etc.); to cause to become loose.

to defeat; to overpower.

to cause to move, go or change place of occupation.

to cause to shake (oneself), quiver.

to cut into small pieces; to mince; to chop up.

to put or pass through a sieve to separate fine particles from the coarser ones or undissolved material from a liquid; to sieve; to sift.

to drive (a person, army, etc.) away by over powering, defeating (as in a combat).

to treat with disrespect or say something slighting another.

to worry or trouble; to harass.

(mus.) to sing a rāga (musical mode) elaborately, as a prelude to a composition that follows it.

to shrink from in disgust; to detest; to abhor.

= ಚಾಲಿಸು.

= ಚಾಳೀಸು.

= ಚಾಳೀಸು.

the cardinal number forty; 40.

an eye defect, that a person gets usu. at the age of forty, that makes the person capable of seeing far off objects but not clearly the near ones.

a pair of glass set in a frame, used to aid the defective sight of a person.

= ಚಾಳೀಸು.

= ಚಾಲಿಸು.