a monetary unit of India, equal to one hundredth of a rupee.

any of several archaic monetry coins.

(gen.) money.

= ಪೈಸ.

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.

= ಪಸಿವು.

anything that is green, new or fresh.

the quality or state of being wet, moistened, soaked in water, etc.; wetness; dampness.

a seed of a plant that is not yet ripened.

the green colour.

the quality of being raw, not cooked, baked, dried, etc.; rawness.

lack of emotional maturity, sense of responsibility, refinement, etc.

the quality of being oily; oiliness.

that part which forms the core, essence of a thing.

ಪಸಿಯಡಕೆ pasiyaḍake areca nut that is not cooked or dried; ಪಸಿಯ ಬಿಸಿಲ್ pasiya bisil the sunlight in the early hours of the day (which is not scartching).

to divide (a whole) into parts, groups, etc.

(math.) to divide a quantity by another quantity.

to distribute among.

the colour of growing grass or foliage; green colour.

a young of anything.

a kind of aromatic plant.

a rare variety of beryl that is colored green by chromium and valued as a gem; emerald.

a green pawn in the game of dice.

green crop.

the green skin of a fruit.

that which is fresh.

the volatile, crystaline ketone with strong characteristic odour derived from the camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora).

the black colour.

a green tattooed mark or design.

the act of tattooing.

= ಪಸಿವು.

the mature female of domestic cattle; a cow.

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

(gen.) any animal.

any of wild animals.

(fig.) a stupid fellow.

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

(the stomach) to have the discomfort, pain or weakness caused by a need for food; to need food; to become hungry.

to fast for a religious purpose.

(fig.) to have in intense and prolonged desire.

(fig.) to have greed, covetousness.