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♪ dāra
ದಾರ
- (noun)
- a length of light, fine material made by spinning two or more fibres or strands of spun cotton, silk, etc.; a thread.
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♪ dāra
ದಾರ
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- a place for entering; a door; an entrance.
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♪ dāra
ದಾರ
- (noun)
- an opening caused by or as if by splitting; a cleft; a rift.
- a piece of land that is ploughed.
- a woman as related to a man whom she is married to; a wife.
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♪ tara
ತರ
- (noun)
- an onomatopoeic word imitating or suggesting the sound or condition of shivering, trembling tremulously.
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♪ tara
ತರ
- (noun)
- a line in which persons or things or arranged (in an order).
- that which is proper, right.
- a class or rank based on one's merits.
- the quality that pleases senses, esp. the sight organ; beauty.
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♪ tara
ತರ
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- a horizontal layer or section of a material, esp. any of several lying one upon another, as one of many layers of soil, sedimentary rock, etc.; a stratum.
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♪ tara
ತರ
- (noun)
- rapidity in moving, going, travelling, proceeding or performing; swiftness; speed.
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♪ tara
ತರ
- (noun)
- a way of doing, being, being done or happening; mode of action, occurrence, etc.: manner.
- likeness; resemblance.
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♪ thara
ಥರ
- (noun)
- an onomatopoeic word imitating or suggesting the sound or condition of shivering, trembling tremulously.
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♪ thara
ಥರ
- (noun)
- a line in which persons or things or arranged (in an order).
- that which is proper, right.
- a class or rank based on one's merits.
- the quality that pleases senses, esp. the sight organ; beauty.