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a fruit (as green mango, ripe lemon etc.) or a combination of such fruits, preserved in vinegar or s...
excessiveness of quantity, triumph or excellence.
(quan.) [Ka. D666(b)] (DEDR)
(= ಉರ್ವರೆ) the earth.
(bio.) 1 difficult breathing, panting 2 (med.) asthma (My. (Kitt.))
the inflation to come down; to be deflated; to be reduced in size (as due to letting out inside air...
the earth.
ನೆಲ.
= ಉರ್ವಿನಂ.
(ur̤binaṁ). = ಉರ್ವಿನಂ largely, greatly, further; well, nicely; etc. (ಪಿರಿದು Śmd. II; ಅಣಿಯರಂ, ಉಬ್ಬುದಿ...
= ಉರ್ವಿಸು.
a ruler; a king.
to happen; to become obvious or conspicuous.
= ಉರ್ಬುಗೆಡು.
to become reduced in size, status; to lose one's esteem or power.
a woman in the spring time of her youth.
to cause to elate; to cause to spring, jump up from joy, over enthusiasm, etc.
to spring, get or jump up or rush in over enthusiasm or fit of frenzy.
a brutal, violent, uncivilised, lawless man; a hoodlum; a ruffian.
= ಉರ್ಮಟ.
superiority; speciality; excellence a) the state or fact of excelling; the possession of good qualit...
to pluck《leaves》(Hav.) [Ka. D652] *
a cattle disease characterised by falling of hair on the body.
(knot) noose
a man with superior qualities or is higher in rank or holiness.
a young of a cow; a calf.
the act of hurrying carelessly or recklessly; impetuosity; rashness; recklessness.
the state of being swollen or enlarged.
he who has conquered the entire earth.
= ಉರ್ವರೇಶ್ವರ.
a man belonging to Brāhmaṇa caste; a Brāhmaṇa.
the entire earth.
the earth.
a ruler; a king.
the name of an Apsaras.
(myth.) a famous and most beautiful nymph in the court of Indra, the Lord of gods.
a trailing annual vine, Cucumis sativus of Cucurbitaceae family.
= ಉರ್ವಾರು.
the earth.
any plant, chiefly a tree.
the entire earth.
= ಉರ್ವೀಧರ.
excessively; in a great quantity, number, etc.; too much; immoderately.
a ruler; a king.
to become more, excessive, too much; to become stronger.
the entire earth.
that which lives on land (as dif. from that which lives in water etc.); any terristrial animal.
= ಉರ್ವಿಜ2.
the face of the earth, the earth (Ch. v. 221; Bp. 21, 42).
(myth.) a mountain (supposed to be bearing the earth from below).