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all that has been perceived or grasped by the mind; learning; enlightenment; knowledge.
to impair the ability of another's thinking or reasoning power; to spoil one's nature.
(one's natural ability of thinking or reasoning) to become impaired.
a stupid person; a fool.
the quality or fact of being stupid; stupidity; foolishness.
to lose one power of perception, learning or any other natural powers of the mind.
to lose one's power of perception, learning or any other natural powers of the mind.
a woven fabric of fibrous material used for covering the body; cloth.
= ಅಱಿಪು.
= ಅಱಿಪ.
to be or get, enlightened or taught.
to give the light of fact and knowledge to; to reveal; to cause or help to know; to teach; to enligh...
= ಅಱಿಪು.
(in compounds only) totalling one more than five; six.
a man who cuts (grain crop) with a scythe, sickle, etc.; a reaper.
that which has the tendency to lose its water or moisture contents and become dry.
a measure of six khaṇḍuga; the quantity equal to 120 koḷaga.
a linear measure equal to six cubits.
the distance of six Indian leagues (between 60 to 72 miles).
see s. ಅ/?/ 2,
wet agricultural land that has become dry.
a dried up water tank.
to be loved.
to utter a shout; to cry out loudly.
a P. p. of ಅ/?/ 2, q. v.
a period of six months.
the water that is evaporated.
a pond in which water is dried up.
amounting six hundred.
(number) six hundred numr.n. (number) six hundred
to give knowledge of something to; to make other know; to convey the information; to inform; to teac...
a prolonged period of dry weather; lack of rain; drought.
water drawn out from below the ground surface of a dried water-tank.
six times the quantity.
Ṣaṇmukha or Kumāra, (son of Śiva), who has six faces.
a linear measure equal to six cubits.
(dirt) mud, mire, slack (Kitt.)
a wet agricultural land prepared for implantation of seedlings.
(pl.) the six enemies in one's spiritual life (lust, anger, avarice, delusion, conceit, and jealousy...
six times a particular quantity, number, etc.
a variety in paddy, that takes sixty days to be ready for reaping.
the cardinal number sixty; 60.
(pl.) sixty persons.
(pl.) six persons.
ar̤uvu-ili1. [devoid of knowledge; an ignorant person]. see s. ಅ/?/ವು
(know)
(collectively) small branches of plants or small pieces of wood burned to supply heat, esp. for cook...
a woven fabric, used chiefly to cover the body.
(pl.) six thousand people.
he who knows; a knowledgeable man.