having much thickness; thick.

being cohesive and sticky (said of fluids); viscous; viscid.

being densely populated; (said of a large number of things) situated very closely in a relatively smaller or narrower room or place.

compressed, dense and heavy (said of gaseous substances, as smoke, etc.).

impenetrably dark or darker than usual or expected (said of darkness, shadows, etc.).

close or closer in personal relations (as friendship).

that which is thick.

a thick cloth-spread made by stitching or quilting several sheets of cloths together.

a kind of musical instrument.

= ತಟ್ಟು5.

a Jaina or Buddha mendicant wearing traditional rough, unsewn cloth.

land on either side and along a river; bank.

= ತಟಿ.

to strike or beat resoundingly; to pound; to bang.

to come into physical contact with.

to pat (on another's back) as in encouragement.

to flatten the prepared dough in making roṭṭi, capāti, etc.

to smear with something oily.

to force to go; to drive.

to lightly pat on, as in lulling a child to sleep.

to apply; to be referred with.

to be liked; to be found agreeable to or very much pleasing.

a clapping with both the hands together.

a kind of contagious, small pox characterised by red pustular eruptions on the skin.

the act of touching or coming into physical contact.

a wish; a desire.

the act of anointing, smearing.

(dance.) one of the ten kinds of rhythmic and measured movements of hands, legs, head, etc.

a screen made by weaving thin strips of bamboo, used as a partition wall, screen, etc.

a temporary shelter made using this supported on poles.

a flat, coarse mat made of woven or plaited strips of bamboo, used for sitting on.

a door made of the screen made by bamboo strips.

a basket made of thin strips of bamboo.

a colony of bees; a beehive.

a flat, broad, metal plate used by soldiers, policemen to avoid blows or missiles; a shield.

a temporary shed made using grass, hay, etc. for wayfarers.