to wish or long for; to crave; to desire.

to clasp (another) in one's arms and press to the bosom affectionately.

to hold out or reach out; to extend; to stretch.

to pierce or thrust (something) into.

to come into physical contact with; to touch.

to cause (two or more things) to come into physical contact (with each other).

to take (something) into one's control or under one's power to dispose of.

to digest food eaten.

(fig.) to make something one's own (esp. that which do not belong to oneself).

a workman who builds or repairs wooden furniture and structures, as houses, scaffolds or shelving; a carpenter.

a man who models, carves or otherwise fashions figures or forms of stone, metal, etc.; a sculptor.

= ತಗಚೆ.

to restrict, limit another's movement, sphere of activity, etc.

to put or keep in prison; to jail; to imprison.

having suitable or sufficient ability, power, skill, knowledge, experience, dexterity, etc., for some purpose; competent; able.

an able, competent, dexterous man.

(myth.) name of a son of Brahma, the Creator of the universe.

an ascetic known for his spiritual knowledge; a sage.

one of the twelve celebrated sages of the old Hindu tradition.

a male chicken; a cock; a rooster.

a being able to perform, conduct, manage, etc.; the physical or mental power required for the same.

the fact of moving, acting or responding quickly; quickness; swiftness.

the act or an instance of killing.

the right side.

= ತಗ್ಗಿಸು.

a defect - a) a shortcoming, fault or imperfection; b) lack or want, esp. of something essential to perfection or completeness; deficiency:.