to cause to be caught, arrested.

to subject another to.

to insert; to put in.

to hang or suspend (something from above).

to make something available; to provide (someone) with or provide something to.

to be and look beautiful.

to experience great joy; to be happy.

to give great joy or pleasure to; to delight.

to become tasty or pleasing.

to have comforts and ease.

to have longing for; to desire.

to be melodious.

the quality that pleases the senses, esp. the sight; beauty.

graceful gestures, exquisite manners of a woman.

happiness; joy.

a think very much liked, held dear.

a profoundly tender, passionate affection for another person; love.

the quality of a thing that is perceived through the sense of taste; flavour; taste.

the quality of being melodious; melodiousness.

state of being quiet; rest; calmness; quietude.

abundance; excess; plentifulness; preponderance.

having hair; not shaven.

to move or cause to move; to convey.

to manage, bring about or succeed in accomplishing, despite difficulty or hardship.

to take care of; to foster; to bring up.

to guard against danger; to save from harm, evil, etc.

to take (a baby) into one's hand and to one side of the chest.

to hand over (the possession of).

to cause to grow, increase in size, volume, intensity, etc.

to commence; to begin.

to raise crops (as in agriculture).

to treat or gratify with extreme or excessive indulgence.

to put in order; to correct the order.

to form into a system; to arrange according to a system; to make systematic; to systemise.

to make less hard to bear; lighten or relieve (pain, suffering, etc.); to alleviate; to mollify; to soothe; to pacify.

to keep quiet; to refrain from talking.

to make something stationary, motionless.

= ಸುಖಪಡು.

to cause to shrink in size, intensity, etc.

to cause fear; to scare.

= ಸೇಚಿಸು.

to treat with warm heat; to foment.