bearing or able to bear; carrying or able to carry.

maintaining; supporting; protecting; guarding.

the act of bearing or carrying (a burden); an instance of this.

the act or an instance of stealing; theft; larceny.

anything one has to bear or put up with; heavy load; burden.

condition, quality, fact or instance of being responsible; accountability; responsibility.

abundance; plentifulness.

a feeling of intentness, concern or curiosity about something; interest.

an exciting or being excited; agitation; excitement.

the quality of being swift, quick; swiftness; quickness.

great energy or vehemence of emotion, thought or activity; intensity.

an overwhelming, floodlike rush of anything.

(arch.) a measure of weight (equal to twenty tole).

an aspirant of liberation of one's soul from the cycle of births and deaths.

to come towards or in; to arrive.

to begin to grow; to shoot forth (as a plant from a seed).

(a seed or plant) to put forth buds or shoots.

(a plant) to have flowers and fruits in plenty.

to go forward; to proceed ahead.

to join or unite with.

to be got, obtained.

to be born or produced; to come into existence.

to burst suddenly into percepion; to flash.

to happen; to occur.

to become possible; to be feasible.

to come under another's hold, control.

absence of rain for a prolonged period over a wide area; drought.

the condition of being extremely dry, parched; complete loss of moisture; aridity.

the condition of having high temperature; hotness.

greediness; covetousness.

extreme and general scarcity of food, as in a country or a large geographical area; famine.

(gen.) absence of anything.

till; upto (the point of time or point, place).

the side of a human being between the ribs and hip; the flank.

the region on the side of something.

a blessing, favour, boon received from a god or a holy man.

without covering or clothing; naked; nude; bare.

without the usual furnishings, contents, etc.

unadorned; bald; plain.

empty; having no stuff.

the plant Hemidesmus indicus of Asclepiadaceae family; sarsaparilla, 2.its fragrant root.