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(dial.) the bottom portion of a building on which the superstructure stands; basement; foundation.

(fig.) a tender foot.

= ಅಡಿದಳಿರು.

(fig.) a lotus-like foot.

a humble, menial servant.

= ಅಡದಿ. (My.).

a row of lights along the front of a stage at a theatre; footlights.

a tax levied on the land on which a building is or is proposed to be, built.

to wash the feet (of elders, in respect).

to run away; to take to heels.

water retained in the wet field after the last crop of the year is harvested.

the protection or refuge afforded.

the region supposed to be below the earth; the lower world.

= ಅಡಿನೆರಳು.

ಹೊಸ್ತಿಲು.

(dial.) the bottom portion of the door-frame of a house; a flat piece usu. of wood or stone which fo...

a sheet or sheets of paper used as a pad while writing.

the lowest division of a building on which the superstructure rests; a foundation.

to lay the foundation.

to clean (esp. a floor) by using a brush or broom to collect the dirt in one place from which it can...

(dial.) the wool got from the bottom of the main body of sheep.

a note of comment, reference or explanation at the bottom of a page.

a creeper with bell-shaped red flowers.

the performance of duties or the duties performed as or by a waiter or servant.

to turn upside down.

a wooden plank or a small table used to cut soft materials on.

(ext.) to the bottom or root ű ಅಡಿಮಟ್ಟ ನೋಡಿದರೆ ಸತ್ಯ ಗೊತ್ತಾಗಬಹುದು. If you look at the bottom you may...

(dial.) a round vessel with a metal ring at the bottom (to place firmly on the floor).

a wooden seat with short legs without any support for the back or arms.

to lay explosive mine under.

an explosive charge in a container, buried in the ground for destroying enemy troops or vehicles on...

a flower like foot (said of a god or a venerable person).

the bottom portion of a mountain.

the sand deposited at the bottom of a river, lake etc.

to (unduly or unreasonably) consider other inferior; to look down.

to move the foot; to make a move.

the portion of anything, facing downwards.

(going or reaching) till or up to the bottom.

to reach the bottom.

the beginning and the end; the whole.

to show or make known the beginning and the end, hence from the beginning till the end.

to be spoiled completely or reduced to nothing.

(the foot, bottom portion) to become dry, smaller and curled from or as from excess heating or from...

the state of being under the control of someone else and of having no freedom; servitude; slavery.

to place the foot on and press; to tread (heavily).

to be turned upside down; to be overturned.

the state of being upside down or reversed condition.

to stir (a liquid, food being cooked etc.) so as to mix the materials thoroughly.

the bottom portion of the body or any thing in gen.

the bottom end of something.