to have (something) to get.

to put on (as a form or attire); to wear.

to bear without resistance or with patience; to endure; to tolerate.

to pass, elapse (as time).

to receive; to take delivery of.

to continue or remain in usable condition for a reasonable period of time.

to hold back; to delay.

to get familiarised, accustomed.

to bear or carry a load, burden, responsibility, etc. ತಾಳಿದವ ಬಾಳಿಯಾನು tāḷidava bāḷiyānu (prov.) he that endureth is not overcome.

the slender stalk by which a fruit or leaf is attached to the plant; a stalk.

the lower part of tree (i.e. just above the ground).

the outer covering of grains, that can be separated by pounding, thrashing, etc.

the bottom portion of a chariot.

a going down below the surface of a liquid.

the fan palm tree, Borassus flabellifer (= B. blabelliformis) of Arecaceae family, grown for its durable wood, its edible fruits and its leaves (used for thatching, etc.); palmyra.

toddy drawn from this tree.

a moveable bar or rod attached to the door, which fastens the door to its frame when closed.

the roof of the mouth, consisting of an anterior bony portion (hard palate) and a posterior muscular portion (soft palate) that separate the oral cavity from the nasal cavity; the palate.

an extent of level land; plain.

the inner surface of the hand between the fingers and wrist; the palm of the land.

the bottom surface of the foot; the sole.

the lowest part (of anything).

the lowest or last place or position.

the quality or condition of being deep; deepness.

profundity of thought.

a piece of land the surface of which is depressed below the surface of land surrounding it; a hollow; depression.

(gen.) a piece of land; ground.

the palmyra tree Borassus flabellifer (= B. flabelliformis) of Arecaceae family; palmyra palm.

a leather guard for the hands used by archers.

the essential character or quality that makes something what it is; essence.

the handle of a sword or dagger.

the part of the arm between the elbow and the wrist; the forearm.

the pressing of the strings of a v īṇe, the Indian lute, while playing on.

an extensive track of land covered by natural and thick growth of trees, under-bushes, etc.; a forest.

(myth.) one of the seven regions below the earth.

that part of the agricultural produce which a tenant has to give to the landlord as lease-rent.

the distance between the tips of the thumb and the little finger, when stretched apart (used as an approx. unit of linear measurement).

the part of the body on which one rests while sitting vertically straight.

(gen.) a place, locality or region.

one's native town, village.

(fig.) skill in using one's hand; dexterity.

all that part of a building on the same floor; a storey.

the condition or fact of being dense.

bodily strength.

a piece or fragment separated from a whole.

one of the segments of the corolla of a flower; a petal.

a group of people assembled or associated together.

a troop or company of soldiers or army in gen.

a piece of land; ground.

cereal seeds in gen.; grains.

the quality, fact or state of being humble (caused by the knowledge of one's defects or shortcomings or by the lowness of one's position, rank, etc.); humbleness.

an explanatory note or annotation.

an elephant.

a variety of areca nut.

an archaic tax.

ದಳಮಾಗು daḷamāgu = ದಳವಾಗು; ದಳವಾಗು daḷavāgu to become dense or crowded together.

to be associated, mixed (with); to join or be intertwined.

to clasp in one's arms; to embrace.

to align properly with; to be in correspondence with.

(a large group) to assemble in a relatively narrower place.

to fasten (oneself) as by gluing; to stick (to).

to set firmly (into the ground); to fix; to plant.

to set oneself against another; to oppose; to fight.

to obstruct, impede another's movement, progress.

to clothe, adorn or put on.

to become spread throughout all parts; to pervade.

to come out from within.

to occur; to happen; to befall; to take place.

to appear; to be seen.

to put forth young leaves.