= ಹಾರಣೆ.

the principle of life, feeling, thought, and action in living beings, regarded as a distinct entity separate from the body, and commonly held to be separable in existence from the body; the soul.

(fig.) a most dearest person.

the act of receiving, accepting.

the act or an instance of taking away something that belongs to another using force; robbery.

a stealing or snatching.

a desroying or being desroyed; destruction.

that what was not required, desired, etc.; an unwanted, undesirable thing.

a gift presened to a bride or bridegroom or a brāhmaṇa boy who is getting his upanayana or religious initiation.

a mediating between two opposing parties and reconciling them.

a taking of food breaking a day's fasting.

any of a family (Scincidae) of widely distributed lizards having an elongated, shiny body, smooth scales, and short legs, chiefly a) Mobouia quadrilineata, b) Eumeces isodactylus, c) Eumeces tapprobanensis, d) the tred bellied Tiliqua rubiventris, and e) Tiliqua pulchra.

of white colour; white.

having yellow or green tinge.

the swift, long-horned, bovid ruminant Antelope cervicapra; a black buck.

the white colour.

the sun.

Viṣṇu.

Śiva.

the act of filling or completing with something.

a sweet that is stuffed into several types of dish (as pudding).

all that is contained in something; contents.

an unrevealed secret.

green colour.

the female black buck, Antelope cervicapra.

an idol made of gold.

a collection of things.

one of the four kinds of beautiful women.

(pros.) a metrical verse having seventeen syllables in each line (uuuuu-, ----, u-uu-u-).

the plant Aloe perfoliata of Liliaceae family.

a kind of perfume made from this (?) plant.

the plant Pisum arvense of Papilionaceae family.

the round, edible seed of this; garden peas.