to become sour; to sour.

to be eaten of infected by worms; to become putrid or rotten; to be decomposed; to putrefy.

(fig.) to lose strength, soundness; to deteriorate; to decay.

having the sharp, acid taste of lemon juice, vinegar, green fruit, etc.; sour.

the quality of being sour; sourness; acidity.

the sour juice of fruits like lemon, tamarind, etc.

the fruit of tamarind tree (Tamarindus indica).

a kind of thick soup made of toor dal, vegetables, spices, tamarind fruit, etc. usu. for mixing with rice.

the plant Artocarpus lakoocha of Moraceae family.

haughtiness; arrogance.

a person who plays mischief to spoil the relation between two persons.

the tree Pemphis acidula of Lythraceae family.

(only as the first word in a compound) old.

a fruit of any plant, whether edible or not.

a long, hand-held, sharp-edged, pointed weapon, used for cutting, thrusting, etc. by soldiers; a sword.

the sharp blade of a sword.

greediness; covetousness; avariciousness.

(hist.) a unit of weight (equal to three tolas).

a unit of time, equal to twenty four seconds.

(hist.) a unit of capacity.

the flesh of animals used as food; meant.

any of several grasses.

the creeper Trichosanthes cucumerina of Cucurbitaceae family.

its gourd.

a solemn declaration, made in the name of a god, that one would do or refrain from doing something or pledge oneself to something; a vow.

the part of the face between the eyebrows and the line where the hair normally begins; the forehead.

the share of a plough; a ploughshare.

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