the flesh of a dead person.

the act of cutting, severing.

that which is cut, severed, separated by cutting.

ಪಱಿವಱಿಯಾಗು paṛivaṛiyāgu to be cut into small pieces; 2. to be defeated, destroyed or spoiled.

to spring, jump up.

to rise or fly high into the air; to soar.

to move or glide on currents of air.

to go away; to depart.

(a group of people, mob) to break up and move in different directions; to scatter; to disperse.

to throb, palpitate rapidly.

to be destroyed; to be demolished.

to send out; to discharge; to emit.

a percussion instrument consisting of a hollow hemisphere with a wide mouth on which a membrane stretched tightly, played by beating with the sticks; a kind of drum.

that which is condemnable, censurable.

a condemnable, contemptible man.

a woman who indulges in sexual relations with several men for pleasure or money.

any material used for enhancing the beauty, as dress ornament, etc.

joy; delight; happiness.

an instance of jumping or leaping forward or down.

the distance covered by such a movement.

the act, manner of flying; flight.

a kind of boat.

an aircraft; an aeroplane.

(dial.) a steep fall of water, as of a stream, from a height; a cascade; a waterfall.

the act of throbbing (of the heart); throb.

= ಪಾಱಿ.

lack of firmness; unsteadiness; inconsistency.

illicit sexual relations one has with a person whom he or she is not married to; adultery.

a man, who leads an unrestrained, sexually immoral life; a rake; a libertine.

a weak or cowardly person.

to move; to go.

to go by moving the legs rapidly, faster than in walking; to run.

to flow (as a liquid).

to wander; to walk around, to move about.

a going back or backward; withdrawal in the face of opposition; to retreat.

to leve; to depart.

(one's sight, attention) to fall on.

to come to occupy a wide or wider area; to spread oneself.

to break up and scatter in all directions; to spread about; to distribute widely.

to go out of sight.

to be removed.

to put an end to (grief, distress, etc. of another).

to be finished; to come to an end.

( a meeting, assembly) to be concluded.

to leave or abandon.

to become unstable; to be unsteady.

(a work) to be carried on further satisfactorily.

to be relieved from the burden or responsibility of a debt.

to putforth young leaves and tendrils (as a vine).

to attack; to assault.

to become possible.

to move forward on one's body (as a snake).

to be decided; to be resolved.