to be suspended; to be hanged; to dangle.

to move unsteadily from back to forth or from side to side.

to become loose.

to lose strength and collapse.

to be attracted or fascinated.

ಜೋತಾಡು jōtāḍu to be hanging, dangling; 2. (rarely) to be full to the brim; to be filled completely (with water) (said of water tanks, reservoirs, etc.); ಜೋತುಗೊಳ್ಳು jōtugoḷḷu = ಜೋತುಬೀಳು; ಜೋತುಬೀಳು jōtu bīḷu to depend on; to rely (on for support); 2. to remain firm and resolute to (a principle, argument, way of thinking); ಜೋತುಹಾಕು jōtu hāku to hand (something) as to dangle freely at one end); ಜೋಲವಿಡು jōlaviḍu = ಜೋತುಹಾಕು.

the state of being dangling; a being hanged.

the quality or condition of being lose or oversized.

a natural mixture of earth, rock powder, with gold particles (from which gold is extracted).

gold so extracted.

the unclean matter accumulated on the skin when the sweat gets evaporated.

a part broken away from a whole; broken piece; a fragment.

stones broken into small pieces, used in making roads, ballasting roadbeds, constructing buildings, etc.

(fig.) something small and worthless.

a cluster, a bunch, a collection of hairs, threads, feathers, flowers, grass etc. held or fastened together at one end.

an ornament for the braided hair.

a kind of ornament for a horse or elephant.

a flat surfaced device, moved by hand to direct a current of air towards a direction; a fan.

= ಜಲ್ಲೆ1.

a big container made of thin strips of wood or thin veneer; a big basket.

a soft somewhat elastic food product made usu. with gelatine or pectin, esp. a fruit product made by boiling sugar and the juice of fruit; jelly.

a substance resembling jelly in consistency.

a free-swimming marine coelenterate that has a nearly transparent saucer-shaped body and extensile marginal tentacles studded with stinging cells; a jelly-fish.

= ಜಲ್ಲೆ1.