a length of a rope.

a piece of rope having a noose at one end.

the condition of being imprisoned or under the control of another; imprisonment.

a trap or net for catching animals.

unbraided hair.

anything dangerous, risky, etc. that tempts or attracts; a thing by which a person is entangled; a trap; a snare.

a die or dice used in the game of chance.

(a term, used as the second term in a compound word, meaning) abundance, beauty, shabbines, admiration, etc.

(phil.) the condition of being bound by the worldly attachments.

anything that binds or fetters the soul.

(astrol.) a condition in which seven astrological planets are stationed in five zodiacal houses.

(dance.) one of the twenty four hand gestures (made using both the hands).

a muslim king or emperor; a sultan.

a rich, influential man.

the mature female of domestic cattle; a cow.

collectively, domesticated oxen, cows, etc.; cattle.

(gen.) any animal.

any of wild animals.

an animal kept for offering to a deity in a sacrifice.

a kind of plant.

(fig.) a stupid fellow.

(Śaiva phil.) the individual person.

(fig.) a person who is brutal and grossly sensual; a brute.

the Sun, a vedic deity regarded as the surveyor of all things, conductor of journeys and on the way to the next to the next world, etc.

any deity protecting the universe.

one of the Ādityās, a class of deities.

the earth.

a flower of a plant; a blossom.

the tenth month in the Hindu lunar calendar (considered to be the inauspicious month of the year).

the act or process of worshipping.

the price or value.

the quality of being auspicious; inauspiciousness.

(astrol.) the eighth of the twenty seven austerisms that the moon is supposed to move in.

rain coming during the the period in which the moon is associated with this austerism.

a protecting, fostering of another person or an animal.

progress; prosperity; well-being.

the tenth month in the Hindu lunar calendar.

a day of religious celebration; a festival.

afight; a combat.

an acute and general shortage of food (caused by drought) or a period of this; famine.

a desire; yearning; a longing for.

covetousness; avariciousness; greed.

the quality of being impatiently eager.

(fig.) hunger; starvation.

a beautiful, charming, attractive thing.

a pure, clean thing.

that which is good, better or appropriate.

a variety of good quality arecanut.

the quality or condition of being clean, pure; cleanliness; purity.

the state of doing well esp. in respect to good fortune, happiness, well-being or prosperity; welfare.

the quality of being appropriate, suitable, fitting, etc.; appropriateness; propriety.

= ಪಾಶಪಾಣಿ.