(myth.) Manmatha, the Love-God.

= ದಪ್ಪಕ.

heating; making warm or hot.

causing trouble; distressing.

an apparatus for heating or warming; a heater.

a state of increased body temperature caused by infections or other bodily disorders; fever.

to meditate on the Supreme, leading a strict, self-discipline and self-denial life.

causing to give forth light or shine brightly.

beautifying; increasing the beauty.

urging to action; inciting.

stimulating the appetite; exciting hunger.

a source of light; a lamp.

the part of a stove, lamp, etc. from which the flame comes; a burner.

a giving of light or causing to give light.

explanatory notes, annotations that helps to understand a difficult treatise.

a musical mode in Karnāṭaka system derived from the main mode Kāmavardhini.

name of a musical mode in Hindūstāni system singing of which is believed to light the lamps.

(rhet.) a figure of speech which says that two contradictory things have a similar and comparable quality.

a kind of dance.

the plant Celosia cristata of Amaranthaceae family.

fragrant smoke from various several gums or resins; incense.

= ತುಪಾಕಿ.

= ತಪ್ಪುಗಾರ.

a man who crosses, transgresses or has crossed, transgressed a limit, boundary, command order etc.; a transgressor.