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being fit for special burden.

(of an electric or magnetic apparatus) showing only one kind of polarity; univocal.

the quality, condition of showing only one kind of polarity; unipolarity.

having or serving a single master.

a single-stringed instrument, usu. used as a base pitch for singing.

continuous repetition of the same tone, words.

a gift, presentation.

the plant Casearia esculenta ( = C. indicus) of Samydaceae family.

being loyal, devoted or faithful to a single person, theme, doctrine, etc.

the quality or state of having a faith, devotion in or loyalty towards something.

a single wing (of a bird, aircraft etc.).

ex-parte-a) on, from or in the interest of, one side or party only; b) from a one-sided or partisan...

the quality or an instance of doing or conducting ex-parte.

the only master; he who has absolute ownership, authority, etc.; sole master.

the fact or social system of a woman being married to only one man in her lifetime.

a man who has only one wife.

the only one wife.

the fact or social system of a man being married to only one woman in his lifetime.

ಒಬ್ಬಳೇ ಹೆಂಡತಿಯನ್ನು ಹೊಂದಿರುವ ವ್ರತ.

= ಏಕಪತ್ನೀವ್ರತ -2.

a single leaf, umbel, etc.

without interval of time; immediately; suddenly.

a path. 2, upon one foot, with one foot.

(of an algebraic expression) consisting of one term; monomial.

involving one dimension only; linear.

one who is capable of understanding, keeping in memory, anything that is read or heard only once.

an acting of a person on the stage playing different roles or characters or imitating others; mono-a...

having one leg only.

a walking using one leg only.

an ascetic vow of standing on one foot only while meditating or observing a rite.

an ascetic who has taken a vow of standing on foot only while meditating or observing a rite.

a vow of an ascetic that he lies on one side of his body only, while sleeping.

having a yellow mark in the place of one of his eyes: Kuvēra.

= ಏಕಪಿಂಗ (Colebr.).

a seat of honour.

a single manner, way or style or uniformity in different systems, manner etc.

(log.) the doctrine that under similar circumstances the nature behaves in a similar way; law of uni...

the doctrine that geological changes were brought about not in the main by great convulsions but by...

the state or fact of being uniform; uniformity.

capable of reacting with one equivalent of an acid.

a very primitive limpet-like class of molluscs; monoplacophora.

the state or condition of (different straight lines) passing through a single point of concurrence.

(vīr.) the act of (several people) eating from the same dining plate or vessel.

unity of minds.

using only one language; monoglot.

an eating ೊ್, but one meal a day; a living so.

a single meal of the day.

the absolute authority or power over a state or region.

the fact or state of a person enjoying solely a property, authority; an exclusive, sole authority.

belonging, entitling or qualifying a single person to enjoy (a property, office, authority, etc.).