the fibrous coat of a cocoanut.

a brush for white washing made of the fibrous coat of a coconut or of the fruit-stalk.

a bough of the palm, cocoanut or date tree.

the cocoanut tree itself.

well-ripe cocoanut.

the plant Strobilanthes integrifolius of Acanthaceae family.

the ovum of birds, reptiles, fishes and many of the invertebrates, usu. enclosed in a spheroidal shell and containing the embryo of a new individual; an egg.

something bundled in a sack-like container made of hay, fibre, cloth, etc.

a large jute bag, filled with something and the mouth closed either by tying or sewing.

a small package or parcel.

a cylindrical pillow to lean on.

a measure.

packed food (carried by travellers).

= ಮೊಟ್ಟ1.

a device having a pulley mounted on a stand by the side of a well, leathern bucket, and a rope for lifting water and worked with an ox or a pair of oxen.

a religious institution usu. headed by a monk.

a place or institution for teaching and learning; a school.

the building which a monk lives in; a monastery.

a religious institution engaged in the propogation of education, religion, etc.

an institution incepted in memory of a great person, engaged in social service or development.

a place where food is provided gratis for travellers, esp. pilgrims.

a building for the worship of a divinity or divinities.

the place where a person or thing is ordinarily found; ಮಠಕ್ಕೆ ಮಣ್ಣು ಹೊರು (ಹಾಕು) maṭhakke maṇṇu horu (hāku) (sarc.) to go to a school.

the back part of the human foot; the heel.

the structure of a chariot.

the fleshy part on the back of the shank.

a dam constructed across a river for storing and diverting water for irrigational purpose.

a small opening made on the side of a channel through which water is drawn to a field.

an agricultural land given as a gift to a temple.

a food offered to a deity.

the leavings in a dining plate, in which someone has taken the food.

a religious institution usu. headed by a monk.

a place or institution for taching and learning; a school.