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swelling, etc. (My.).

(bio.) 1 difficulty in breathing, panting for breath 2 (med.) asthma [Ka. D632] (My. (Kitt.))

(bio., med.) [Ka. D632] (My. (Kitt.))

a prominent, bulging out forehead.

a man with teeth projecting out.

a woman whose teeth are projecting out.

a projecting tooth.

an overflowing river; a river in inundation.

(bio.)

(correctly, ಪುಬ್ಬೆ) 1. the eleventh lunar mansion.

the tax paid by washermen.

a jaylike passerine bird (family Corvidae) characterised by black colouring, a long, tapering tail,...

1. ದುಃಖ. 2. ಚಿಂತೆ. 3. ತೊಂದರೆ. 4. ವೇಗ. 5. ಭಯ.

to become anxious; to be mentally troubled; to worry about.

to annoy; to molest; to trouble.

to feel the anxiety; to have uncertainty in the mind.

a house where dirty clothes are washed in boiling water and washing soda (sodium carbonate).

greatly bewildered state of the mind.

(hyg.) to boil 《clothes》before washing

a thread that is looking prominent in a woven fabric.

= ಉಬ್ಬೆಗ.

= ಉಬ್ಬೆಗ.

the long, thick crest of something; a thick ridge.

to rejoice greatly; to be full of joy; to be jubilant.

= ಉಬ್ಬೇಱುಹೊಯ್ಲು.

a heavy stroke struck in a fit of frenzy.

to jump up vehemently; to spring upward rapidly and suddenly.

= ಉಬ್ಬೇಳು.

a swollen belly.

(only in the usage ಉಭ ಇಲ್ಲ, ಶುಭ ಇಲ್ಲ) being quiet, saying neither in favour nor against.

both.

(loc.) both sides

having written by two authors; made by two persons.

(pl.) the virtuous and sinful deeds.

a poet who can author in two languages, chiefly in Kannaḍa and Samskřta.

a superior, unequalled poet among poets who can write both in Kannaḍa and Samskřta languages.

the talent of a bi-lingual (Kannaḍa and Samskřta) poet.

(pl.) (said in relation to a married woman) the two families (that of her father's and another of he...

the welfare of both (the first and the second persons).

a formal mode of commencing a personal letter meaning 'after discussing the welfare of both of us (i...

(rhet.) (pl.) the word and its meaningfulness.

any of cold-blooded, scaleless vertebrates of Amphibia class, consisting of frogs, toads, newts, sal...

= (correctly) ಉಭಯತ್ರರು.

on both sides; from both sides; to both sides.

= ಉಭಯಮುಖಿ.

at both the places, regions; on both sides.

(pl.) the two parties (having something to do with each other); both the (concerned) persons or part...

the state of being dual; duality.

both days, the day past and to come.

both religions, Brahmanism and Śivaism (Bp. 3, 60).