display of superiority or self-importance showing disrespect to others; overbearing pride; arrogance; insolence.

the tendency of dominating others overbearingly.

courage and fortitude; firm courage.

= ತಱುಬು2.

the act of turning or twisting (oneself).

(mus.) a particular type of regulated movement from one note to another.

the act of making another wander, roam about.

(dance.) circular movement.

a cover, lid that is threaded like a screw that can be tightened by turning in one direction and loosened by turning in another.

the point or region where something is bent; a turn.

a moving or going in a different (usu. in an unexpected) direction.

a roaming around; wandering.

= ತಾರೀಫು.

a kind of rice.

to turn or twist (something usu. on its axis); to cause to rotate.

to cause to wander.

to turn (something) to face another side; to make upside down.

to turn or coil (string, ribbon, etc.) around itself to form a ball or around something else so as to encircle it closely; to twine; to wind.

to turn back; to withdraw (oneself, as from facing a danger, battle, etc.).

to stir (as something being cooked) with or as with a ladle as to mix thoroughly.

to cause to wear, put on (as an ornament).

to crush into fine particles in a mortar by grinding.

a cow or buffalo that has a grown up calf.

a cow or buffalo that has passed the stage of calving.

the act or fact of wandering, roaming.

a begging for food, help, etc.

food or grains got as alms.

= ತಿರಿಪು1.

an act of faltering, slipping down, etc.

a fault in understanding, perception, interpretation, etc.; a mistake; a blunder.

an idea, answer, act, etc. that is wrong; error.

that which is not suitable for or not consistent with the purpose, circumstance, etc.; an improper, unfit thing.

the quality or state of being deficient; absence of something essential; incompleteness.

an act of dishonesty; betrayal.

a false statement made intentionally to deceive.

a sum of money paid or to be paid as punishment or penalty for an offence.

a sum of money or any other offerings made to a deity as a penance for transgressing, commiting a sin or not fulfilling one's a religious vow.