the egret Egretta garzetta of Ciconliformes of Ardeidae family, with long, black bill and legs, and white or dull-white plumes, that lives by rivers, ponds, and in marshy areas.

another egret of several white herons of Ardeidae family, that have long, slender legs, graceful plumes, etc.

an instance of an ox getting delinked from the yoke (of a plough or cart) that is harnessed on to its neck.

ಬಳಗ ಹಾಕು baḷaga hāku (an ox pulling a plough or drafting a cart) to delink the yoke from its neck.

to bend oneself.

to move easily or dangle back and forth or from one side to another repeatedly.

to fear; to be afraid of.

= ಬಳಾಕ.

afterwards; subsequently.

= ಬಳಿಕ.

the egret Egretta garzetta of Ciconliformes of Ardeidae family, with long, black bill and legs, and white or dull-white plumes, that lives by rivers, ponds, and in marshy areas.

the act of bending or dangling from one side anoher repeatedly.

quivering, trembling as from fear.

fear; panic.

to cause to wear, put on bangle or bangles.

(fig.) to be humbled; to accept the defeat.

to bring under control.

a group of large number of persons, animals or things; a multitude.

a heap of things; a pile.

(collectively) persons related by blood or marriage; relations.

the state or quality of being dense; the extent of this; density.