to cause to be spread, distributed over or pervade throughout a relatively large area.

to spread (information, gossip, etc.) widely.

to scatter in all directions or in a disorder manner.

to spread (oneself) widely.

to drive away or force to go.

to be disarranged and untidy; to be dishevelled.

to stretch forward or hold out.

to extend over; to overlay or cover.

to open or exetend (something as a mat on a flat surface); to unroll.

to do; to accomplish; to complete.

to ascend; to climb up.

to become more in number, degree, extent, intensity, etc.

to become broader or wider.

to be elated from excess joy, pride, etc.

to appear; to be published; to become known.

to express; to make known.

to cause to flow (as a liquid); to let something flow.

the fact of being spread over a wide area.

the measure of a bounded region on a plane or the surface of a solid; area.

a wide, open field.

the act of being distributed.

the act, fact or manner of following (as a stream); a flow.

the state or quality of being ample; abundance; amplitude.

any plant whose stem puts out tendrils by which it can creep along a surface as it grows; a creeper.

the pepper plant, Piper betle, the leaves of which are chewed with other ingredients; betel plant.

a rope used to kill by hanging a criminal by tying it about the neck and suddenly suspending the body.

extent from one end to another; length.

a territorial range.

a district or division of a city; an extension; a ward; a quarter.

the split seed leaves of dicotyledon plants (as of toor dal, bengal gram, etc.); split pulse.

the split seedleaves of the plant Cajanus indicus with yellow flowers, widely used as a food; dal.

a dish made by simmering this in water with spices, herbs, oil, etc. to a thick mash and served along with rice, rōṭi, etc.; dal.

in gen. a seed as of cashew.

the split seed leaves of dicotyledon plants (as of toor dal, bengal gram, etc.); split pulse.

the split seedleaves of the plant Cajanus indicus, widely used as a food; dal.

a dish made by simmering this in water with spices, herbs, oil, etc. to a thick, mshy consistency and served along with rice, rōṭi, etc.; dal.

in gen. a seed as of cashew.

a kind of archaic tax.

the split seed leaves of dicotyledon plants (as of toor dal, bengal gram, etc.); split pulse.

the split seed-leaves of the plant Cajanus indicus, widely used as a food; dal.

a dish made by simmering this in water with spices, herbs, oil, etc. to a thick mash and served along with rice, rōṭi, etc.; dal.

in gen. a seed as of cashew.

something supposedly seen or perceived by other than normal sight as in a dream, trance, etc. or supernaturally revealed by a divinity; a vision.

the blossom of a plant; a flower.

= ಪೊರೆಪು2.

a protecting or being protected; an instance of this; protection.

a bringing up, raising or rearing (another); a fostering.