to wander - a) to ramble without a definite purpose or objective; roam, rove or stray; b) to go aimlessly, indirectly or casually; to meander.

to be subject to the cycle of births and deaths.

(a picture) to appear before one's eyes.

to make a regular and repeated circuit of (an area, town, camp, etc.) for purpose of guarding or inspecting; to patrol.

to go; to move from one place to another.

to go from place to place publicising or spreading, disseminating something.

to go over or look through for the purpose of finding something; to search; to explore.

to undergo suffering or distress.

a wandering.

the condition of being confused, bewildered or perplexed; bafflement.

a troubled or distressing condition.

(collectively) young leaves of a plant.

to leave one place (for another); to go.

that which is burning brightly (as live coal).

(usu. in pl.) young leaves.

the dried, ripe fruit (as coconut).

a coil of a palmyra leaf inserted into a hole made in the lobe of an ear, as an ornament.

a cover (as a cap) made from the palmyra leaf or the skin of areca nut tree.

the dried, ripe fruit (as coconut).

a coil of a palmyra leaf inserted into a hole made in the lobe of an ear, as an ornament.

a cover (as a cap) made from the palmyra leaf or the skin of areca nut tree.