a structure spanning and providing passage over a river, chasm, etc.; a bridge.

the bridge supposed to have been constructed by Śrī Rāmacandra across the sea between Rāmeśvara and Śrī Lanka.

a barrier to obstruct the flow of water, built across a stream or river; a dam.

a raised bund between two pieces of agricultural land.

the plant Capparis trifoliata of Capparaceae family(?).

to draw up water from a well (with the help of a rope and a metal pitcher or bucket).

to draw air through the nostrils or mouth.

to draw the smoke of tobacco, etc. into the mouth, and often lungs, and blow it out again; to smoke.

to drink a liquid by sipping (using a pipe, straw, etc.).

to pull towards, using force.

to shrink (oneself) in size.

to take away money, valuables, etc. by force; to rob.

that which is eternal.

(correctly, ಸತ) amounting to one hundred; hundred.

greater in number; more.

(correctly, ಶತ) the cardinal number one hundred; 100.

a place or region belonging to or being under the jurisdiction of oneself.

the act or an instance of losing colour, brilliance, freshness or strength; a withering.

a wound; an injury.

ಸತವಾಗು satavāgu to lose colour, brilliance, freshness or strength; to wither; to wane; to fade.

at all times; on all occasions; always.

for ever; eternally.

(hist.) a kind of tax.

a going down under the surface (of water); a sinking.

a decaying, deteriorating; deterioration.

the quality or fact of being thin; thinness.

the sensation felt when hurt, injured, etc.; pain.

the quality or condition of being pure, clear; clearness; purity.

the act or an instance of going, walking.

the act of placing, putting, keeping something (in, at, on, above, etc.).

the state of being exhausted; fatigue; exhaustion.

wet, soggy earth; slush; mire.