any thing or person who restricts, checks, interrupts (another's course, proceeding, progress, etc.).

to interrupt, arrest or check (a course, proceeding, process, etc.); to stop.

to become an obstructing, impeding or interrupting factor.

to attract; to catch another's attention.

to be perplexed, confounded.

much hotness; great warmth.

a sensation of dryness in the mouth and throat associated with a desire for water; thirst.

the uncomfortable feeling caused by anxiety, fear, etc.

much hotness; great warmth.

a sensation of dryness in the mouth and throat associated with a desire for water; thirst.

the uncomfortable feeling caused by anxiety, fear, etc.

= ದಗಾ.

the state of being intertwined with.

the act or an instance of embracing.

mutual relation.

a set of two rival contestants.

the act of tying (different things) together (as, flowers with a needle and thread).

that which is so bound, tied, etc.

a jumbled, confused condition.

a kind of necklace.

the act or an instance of deceiving; a deceiving or lying; deceit.

a pretending to be what one is not or to feel what one does not feel; esp., a pretense of virtue, piety, etc.

a misapprehension of the true state of affairs; the faulty perception of an external object.

an attraction or fascination exercised by a person, activity, quality, etc.

a drug that causes the mind misapprehend the true facts or physical objects or make a person behave submissively to other's instructions.

a man who is suited for a purpose; an able, competent man.

a good, honourable, respectable man.

(masc.) a friend or well-wisher.

(masc.) the chief of a village or town.

a suitable, able, woman.

reputation arising from success, achievement, rank or other favourable attributes; prestige.

that which is apt, suitable or fit.

an apt or traditional saying expressing a common experience or observation; an adage.

power, capacity or courage to do or act physically or mentally; ability.

the style exhibiting one's beauty, status, wealth, etc. usu. in a presumptuous manner.

fond attachment, devotion or love; affection.

enthusiasm caused by the possibility of achieving one's desire.

a support, help etc. extended to a person in trouble or distress.

fitness, propriety or congruity as a desirable value in a literary work.