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the plant Sesamum indicum ( = S. orientale) of Pedaliaceae family; gingilli plant.

an old measure; half-a seer (a little over half a litre).

to give shape to a molten or plastic material in a mould; to mould.

｟water｠limpid water, clear water

a solid body whose atoms are arranged in a definite pattern, outwardly expressed by geometrical form...

= ಅಚ್ಚದೊವರಿ (Śmd. 381). a good kind of tuvari.

one who does not have an umbrella.

(said of poetry) not regulated by metrical system; not conforming to any meter.

= ಅಚ್ಛ3.

pure white jasmine.

a perfectly transparent crystal.

= ಅಚ್ಚೆ3;

water free from impurities; clear, limpid water.

he who does not have or does not leave behind, a shadow; a deity.

the state, quality or fact of not having or leaving behind, a shadow.

not having pores; non-porous; not having rifts.

not cut; not divided; uninjured; uncurtailed; whole.

a mode of interpretation of each stanza, in the context of the previous and the following stanzas.

a devotee whose devotion cannot be disturbed by external or internal influences.

ardent, unperturbed devotion.

incessant flow (of water etc.), torrential stream.

= ಅಚ್ಛ3.

the act or an instance of capturing or killing wild animals and birds as a sport or for food; huntin...

clear and limpid water.

= ಅಚ್ಛೋದ - 1.

(= ಅಚ್ಚು 4?). excessive love (in ಅಚ್ಯಾಮಾಡು to fondle, to spoil by indulgence, as a child, S. Mhr.).

not fallen down; firm.

(pros.) a metre regulated by number of syllables in each quarter and alternate quarters being simila...

(jain.) the sixteenth heaven.

the state of being permanent.

a permanent state or position; the final beatitude of the soul.

a coin of gold brought into currency by Acyutarāya (1530-43 A.D) of Vijayanagar, in south India.

undiminished comfort; uninterrupted happiness or pleasure.

Viṣṇu's or Kṛiṣṇa's elder brother: Balarāma. 2, Indra.

(jain.) the lord of sixteenth heaven.

clear; not adulterated; pure; free from stains, blemishes, etc.

without a birth; existing from all eternity.

= ಅಜಕೆ.

name of the bow of Śiva.

= ಅಜಕವ.

to be afraid of; to fear.

having a thin stomach (as of a he-goat).

the grand-son of Aja: Rāma (Rām. 26, 17).

a skin disease, marked by red boils of the size of rice grains, on the skin.

(dial.) half-cooked rice (that is unfit for human consumption).

= ಅಜಕವ; 2) Viṣṇu.

the maxim of a he-goat and an elephant to explain the wide difference existing between two incompara...

(fig.) the difference between the two incomparable things due to their totally contrasting size, cap...

a class of metrical feet (Ch.).

that which stinks like a he-goat.