= ಪೋರಾಟ.

a bundle of long, stiff fibres, twigs, etc. (sometimes fastened to a long handle), used for sweeping; a broom.

a bundle of long, stiff fibres, twigs, etc. (sometimes fastened to a long handle), used for sweeping; a broom.

to cut and turn up soil with a farm implement kuṇṭe to remove the weeds.

to pull out ( a weed) by roots.

to obliterate completely (without leaving a trace); to destroy.

a sword used exclusively in a sacrifice.

a religious vow of abstaining from food for twelve days (during which period the person should not lose counsciousness).

the extent or amount of space between two things, points, lines, etc.; distance.

a kind of disease.

a man who has undertaken a religious vow of abstaining from food for twelve days retaining his body and mind in a sound condition.

the fine, dustlike mass of grains that are produced in the anthers or microspore sacs of seed plants, containing the male sexual cells (gametophytes) of the plant; pollen.

any dry substance in the form of very fine, dustlike particles, produced by crushing, grinding, etc.

a kind of cosmetic powder used after bathing.

sandal powder.

an eclipse of the sun or moon.

good reputation; fame; renown.

freedom or release from slavery, imprisonment, captivity or any other form of arbitrary control; liberty.

the feeling, attitude or expression of disdaining; disdain; contempt.

careful observation; (concerning) attention.

the act or practice of being cautious; cautiousness; weariness.

the act of praising; commendation.

a term used to draw the attention of a man of superior rank or status.

the quality or condition of being negligent; carelessness; negligence.

ಪರಾಕು ಮಾಡು parāku māḍu = ಪರಾಕಿಸು; ಪರಾಕು ಹೇಳು parāku hēḷu to utter the term 'ಪರಾಕು', to draw the attention of a man of higher status or rank; 2. (fig.) to try to please or ingratiate oneself with, by praise and attention; to flatter.

an offensive attack; aggression; invasion.

the ever green tree Averrhoa carambola of Oxalidaceae family.

its berry; Chinese goose berry.