the property of a moreadequate quantity or supply; abundance; copiousness.

force or speed; great energy or vehemence of activity.

a deep prolonged loud noise; roar.

extreme degree of anything; the quality of being intense.

a lively interest or strong eagerness; enthusiasm; zeal.

mentalof extreme emotional.

intense anger; ire; wrath.

the quality of being magnificent or splendid; brilliance.

any substance that causes injury or illness or death of a living organism in a slow manner; a slow-poison.

= ಮಶಕ.

any of various plant diseases, esp. of cereal grasses, characterised by the appearance of masses of black spores which usu. break up into a fine powder; smut disease.

lack of brightness, lustre; dullness.

= ಮಸಕ1.

to become intense or more intense; to be intensified.

to spread (onself) or diffuse through; to pervade throughout or all over.

to reveal its presence or make an appearance; to manifest; to appear.

to become forceful; to gain more momentum.

to be characterised by undue haste and lack of thought or deliberation.

to become excited, enthusiastic or zealous.

to be agitated very much.

to be enraged; to be put into rage.

to oppose vehemently.

to be or become bright, splendid or lusterous.

a man whose profession is to sharpen the weapons, as sword, arrows, etc.; a whetter.

any of numerous dipterous insects of the family Culicidae, the females of which suck the blood of animals and humans, some species transmitting certain diseases, as malaria and yellow fever; a mossquito.

= ಮಸಕ2.

lack of brightness, lustre; dullness.

to terrify; to strike with horror.