the strap of a horsṛs harness passing from the noseband to the girth between the forelegs, to keep the horse from rearing or throwing back its head: martingale.

a ring with a flat bottom hung by a strap, usu. on each side of a saddle and used as a footrest in mounting and while riding; a stirrup.

either of the two legs (of a human being); ಟಾಂಗುಕೊಡು tāngu koḍu to put one's leg across the direction of another's movement as to thwart or make that person fall down.

(fig.) to hinder, obstruct, another's progress, plans, etc.; to put a spoke in another's wheel.

a continuing and bitter hate or ill will; deep spite or malice; hostility; enmity.

the condition of being struck with wonder, surprise, admiration, etc.

the feeling of anxiety, agitation of mind caused by an impending or expected danger, evil, pain, loss, etc.; fear.

the state of being absorbed, engrossed in (something).

= ಟಂಕ - 1.

the joint of the leg that allows for movement between the femur and tibia and is protected by the patella; the central area of the leg between the thigh and the lower leg; the knee.

1.a stamped, monetary coin.

an archaic coin of the value of about one third of a rupee.

= ಟಾಂಗಾ.

a thick, usu. bottle-shaped club of metal, used as a weapon.

a large container for storing liquid; a tank.