that which is somewhat salty.

the quality of being salty; brackishness.

sodium chloride, NaCl, a white, crystalline substance with a characteristic taste, found in natural beds, in sea water, etc.; salt.

a tract of land that is rich in salts as sodium chloride or potassium nitrate.

the soil of this type of land.

water tasting or containing water; salty water.

a resolving or determining (about something) firmly, resolutely or obstinately, and the quality of working for achieving it.

the state or quality of being obstinate; resistance to advice, reasoning, etc.; stubbornness; obstinacy.

a firm hold or grip.

a man showing determination, resoluteness, in sticking to his decision, manner of acting, etc.; a resolute or obstinate man.

moving or tending to move; shivering; unsteady.

not stationary; moving (from place to place); wandering.

excited; perturbed; not quiet; reeling under tense.

a man characterised by unsteadiness, lack of firmness of mind or hesitation.

the condition of the mind that is excited, perturbed or tensed; anxiety.

air in motion; wind.

a man who walks or moves fast or acts swiftly.

the crude form of sugar, made from sugar-cane juice or sap of certain palm trees, that is brown or dark brown in colour; jaggery.

radiant or luminous brightness; brilliance; radiance; (?).

= ಛಲ2.

a group of similar, small houses or a line of such houses.

to lose one's natural properties (as colour, energy, disposition etc.) 2.to become tired, fatigued, exhausted.

to lose one's temperature; to become cool or cooler.

(a tooth) to have a sudden, sharp pain (as from sourness).

absence of heat; lack of warmth: a low temperature.

the icy crystals that form directly on a freezing surface as moist air contacts it; frost; ice.

the sensation of cold felt by a person having fever.

ಚಳಿ ಬಿಡು caḷi biḍu (fig.)(shyness, psychological restraint on first meeting) to be overcome; ಚಳಿಗೆ ಇಲ್ಲದ ಕಂಬಳಿ ಮೆಳೆ ಮೇಲಿದ್ದರೇನು, ಮುಳ್ಳಿನ ಮೇಲಿದ್ದರೇನು? caḷige illada kambaḷi meḷe mēliddarēnu, muḷḷi na mēliddarēnu? (prov.) if a thing, however good it is, is not available at the time of need is but useless; good that comes too late is as good as nothing.