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ಮೆರೆಸು
♪ meresu 🔊- :Verb
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to exhibit, display (something).
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to display in a ostentatious, pompous manner.
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to cause to shine brightly.
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to cause to perform, observe.
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ಮರೆಸು
♪ maresu 🔊- :Verb
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to cause to lose memory of.
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to keep (something) from the sight of others.
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to cause to lose consciousness; to render unconscious.
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to make appear, sound, etc. different from usual so as to be unrecognisable; to disguise.
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to avoid (oneself) being seen.
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to deceive; to cheat.
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to cover (something) with; to veil.
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to cover oneself with.
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ಮಱೆಸು
♪ maṛesu 🔊- :Verb
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to cause to lose memory of.
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to keep (something) from the sight of others.
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to cause to lose consciousness; to render unconscious.
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to make appear, sound, etc. different from usual so as to be unrecognisable; to disguise.
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to avoid (oneself) being seen.
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to deceive; to cheat.
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to cover (something) with; to veil.
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to cover oneself with.
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ಮರ್ಷಿ
♪ marṣi 🔊- :Noun
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a man who habitually endures, forbears or tolerates (something).
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ಮಱಸು
♪ maṛasu 🔊- :Verb
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to cause to lose memory of.
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to keep (something) from the sight of others.
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to cause to lose consciousness; to render unconscious.
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to make appear or sound different from usual so as to be unrecognisable; to disguise.
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to avoid (oneself) being seen.
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to deceive; to cheat.
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to cover (something) with; to veil.
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to cover oneself with.
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ಮಱಸು
♪ maṛasu 🔊- :Noun
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an ace of deceiving; deception; fraud.
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a hunting of an animal from behind or not being seen by it.
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a hiding place for game, as a thicket, underbrush, etc.; a cover.
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ಮರ್ಷ
♪ marṣa 🔊- :Noun
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the act, quality, tendency or an instance of forbearing, toleratingor enduring; toleration; forbearance; endurance.
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ಮಾರಿಷ
♪ māriṣa 🔊- :Noun
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(a respectable term used in addressing, esp.in plays) 'siṛ, 'gentlemaṇ.
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ಮಾರಿಸು
♪ mārisu 🔊- :Verb
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to cause to sell.
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to change (in form or nature); to transform.
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ಮರಸು
♪ marasu 🔊- :Noun
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an act of deceiving; deception; fraud.
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a hunting of an animal from behind or not being seen it.
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a hiding place for game, as a thicket, underbrush, etc.; a cover.