(a bee) to make a low, continuous, murmuring sound; to hum.

to make a harsh, shrill, grating or squeaking sound, as rusted hinges; to creak.

to make a sound (as a musical instrument).

to make a continuous, rumbling sound; to roar.

to make a sound like that of a prolonged s, as of a goose or snake when provoked or alarmed or of escaping steam, air, etc.; to hiss.

to utter along, shrill sound as from pain.

to become very angry, wrathful.

the humming sound of a bee.

a long, pitiful cry of grief and pain or a sound like this; wail.

the act of complaining; utterance of pain, displeasure, annoyance, etc.; a complaint.

the manner, way in which something is done, to be done.

a limit either physical or regulative, within which one or one's acts must confine.

connection of persons by blood, marriage, etc.; kinship; relation.

a person so related.

good behaviour.

the state of being not aware of one's own existence, sensations, thoughts, surroundings, etc; unconciousness.

an instance of going out of sight; disappearance.

that which is deliberately kept from another's or other knowledge; a secret.

a secret place.

that which is behind; background.

the part lying within; inside; interior.

that which covers or with which something is covered; a cover; a veil; a screen.

a protective cover for the body, worn by a soldier; an armour.

anything used to get or give protection; a guard.

any clothes, equipment used for disguising; a disguise.

a place of protection; a shelter; a refuge.

that which hinders, obstructs.

an instance deceiving; deception.

(fig.) the divine illusion that prevents ordinary people from knowing the truth.

the fact of being protecting; protection.

the front of the head from the top of the forehead to the bottom of the chin, and from ear to ear; visage; the face.

the area or region which something is facing.

ಮೋರೆ ಕಂಡರೆ ಮನಸ್ಸು ತಿಳಿದೀತೆ? mōre kaṇḍare manassu tiḷidīte (prov.) the face is not the true index of the mind.

(fig.) thickly populated, situated, etc.

harsh; hard; rough.

big; large; huge.

(fig.) not interesting; boring; dull.

a plant having a strong, thick, woody main stem or trunk ordinarily growing to a considerable height, and usu. developing branches at some distance from the ground; a tree.

a trunk of a tree either or not cut and prepared, useful in building houses, ships, etc.; wood; lumber or timber.

ಮರಮಟ್ಟು maramaṭṭu (pl.) trees, shrubs, and other plants; ಮರ ಹೊಡೆ mara hoḍe to draw a heave, long wood on ploughed area to level the ground; ಮರನ ಬಿಟ್ಟಿ marana biṭṭi a kind of arch. tax; ಮರದಧೂಪ marada dhūpa the tree Vateria indica ( = V. malabarica) of Dipterocarpaceae family; white dammar; ಮರಮುಂಡು mara muṇḍu = ಮರಮಟ್ಟು; ಮರದ ಜಡೆ marada jaḍe a root like extension that grows from the branch of a tree (as banyan), take root in the ground, later becomes an additional trunk; an aerial root; ಮರಗುಜ್ಜು mara gujju (fig.) the fact of being very short (in height); dwarfishness; ಮರನಾಗು maranāgu to become numb; to be temporarily deprived of sensation.

a kind of apparatus, made by interweaving strips of bamboo or made of metal, plastic, etc. for winnowing; a winnow.

the act of killing.

a dying; death.

an impediment; an obstruction.

Manmatha, the Love-God.

(buddh.) a wicked personality who lures people out of the knowledge of path.