originating, coming from or situated beyond given limits; from some other place, person, group, etc.; outside.

that is presented to view or is obvious.

the outer side, part or surface; outside.

an open space, away from residential quarters, in a village, where people go to evacuate their bowels.

evacuation of bowels.

frequent and loose motion of the bowels.

the periodic flow of blood and sloughed-off tissue from the uterus, discharged through the genital tract of women.

the outermost door (of a building); the front entrance.

the outer covering.

the outer, protective cover of a book.

(fig.) the act of coming from within, emanating or being brought forth.

a military camp outside a fortified area.

(arch.) a kind of tax.

to tear into pieces; to cut asunder.

to make into a bundle; to wrap or tie together; to bundle.

to play a ಹಱೆ (a kind of percussion instrument).

(gen.) to produce a sound.