to aim, target at (for hitting, shooting, etc.).

to strike with violence; to dash against.

to hit, strike with the fist; to punch.

to fall upon; to attack.

to poke; to prod.

to poke or stab oneself with.

to shut (a door) rashly or violently.

to press, squeeze gently.

to join together; to yoke.

to strategically array (an army).

to keep; to put (something on, above, at, etc. or in such and such a manner).

to smear, coat, daub a surface with (a oily, greasy substance).

to push (something) forward or against.

to move or agitate air with or as with a fan; to fan.

to extend oneself or be extended over a wider area; to spread.

to trip while walking or be caught in a net, vine, etc.

to bestow something kindly to; to favour.

(myth.) one of the worlds above the earth.

a feast; a festival.

a religious sacrifice.

great brightness; lustre; brilliance.

a buffalo.

(phil.) the Supreme Principle.

big; huge; large.

superior; excellent.

abundant; in great amount; profuse.

the quality of being big, huge or large.

the quality of being superior, excellent; superiority; excellence.

the condition of being abundant; abundance.

a superior, excellent, meritorious man.

the earth.

a state or nation.

the act of bathing;

ಮೀಹದ ಮನೆ mīhada mane a room in a house, meant for taking bath in.

the liquid waste discharged from the body; urine.

a disease characterised by excessive discharge of urine containing glucose, insatiable thirst and emaciation; diabetes.

any of several infectious diseases contracted from the other partner of sexual intercourse.

a male sheep; a ram.

the state of being unconscious; unconsciousness.

a false impression or belief; or state of being deceived by appearances.

the state of being bewildered, perplexed; bewilderment; utter confusion.

lack of good sense and judgement; foolishness; stupidity.

a mistake; a fault.

love; affection; fondness.

anger; ire.

the fact or act of capturing the interest, attention of; fascination.

a losing (of facts, knowledge, tc.) from the mind; a failure or inability to remember.

a kind of magic used to cause utter confusion among enemies.

(phil.) want of spiritual knowledge; ignorance.

(rhet.) one of the minor sentiments, a losing of consciousness as from excess joy, grief, etc.

(phil.) the state of being inspired with intense, transitory fondness or admiration (to the extent that it blinds judgement, reasoning); infatuation.

ಮೋಹ ಸಲ್ mōha sal to have an irrepresible desire for; ಮೋಹಪಡು mōha paḍu to be attracted, fascinated by; to be allured.