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= ಒಡ್ಡಿಸು.

ragi (finger millet) artificially sprouted for flouring, which is used for making a kind of malt.

the manner, style of organisation or construction; structure; fabric.

a collection of things, people, animals, etc.; a heap; an assemblage; a gathering.

(wear) zone or belt of gold or silver chiefly worn by women (My. (Kitt.))

= ಒಡ್ಡಿಸು.

= ಒಡ್ಡೞಿ.

to destroy (one's rival) army.

to lose strength, manner or the arrangement.

rough, senseless play; a boorish, ungentle, crude behaviour.

(dial.) the quality of being grand, splendour; magnificence; grandeur.

a fat, corpulent person.

a set or group of four (things, men, etc.).

the act or an instance of presenting (oneself or something) against (someone or something) (in oppos...

a heap of beads of Molucca bean, three beads kept in a triangle and the fourth kept on them.

to come together in a large group; to throng; to crowd.

ಗುಂಪಾಗು.

(wear) [Ka. D961] (My. (Kitt.))

to cause to stretch forward; to put against (as to obstruct the way).

= ಒಡ್ಡತನ.

to build a barrier or a dam; to raise an embankment.

a hand that is stretched forward.

= ಒಡ್ಡುಂಗಲ್.

= ಒಡ್ಡುಂಗಲ್.

the beauty, charm of a whole (as opp. to the beauty or charm of individual part or parts).

(an assemblage or group of people) to split or disperse.

to form a group by coming together.

a wall against the flow of something (used fig. also).

a raised path, paved with stone, passing through a marsh; a causeway.

to display vanity or coquetry.

a broad metal plate, used by soldiers to ward of blows or missiles; a shield.

putting towards, exposing to. ಧಾನ್ಯಾದಿಗಳನ್ನು ಗಾಳಿಗೆ ಒಡ್ಡುವಿಕೆ (ನಿಷ್ಟಾವ Si. 395).

= ಒಡ್ಡಿಸು.

to enter into the array of rivaḷs military force.

(an assemblage or group of people) to split or disperse.

an official reception or audience held by a king; a royal audience; a durbar.

(a king) to hold an official reception or audience; to hold a durbar.

(wear) zone or belt of gold or silver chiefly worn by women (Kitt.)

(dial.) a genus of fish.

an encircling band of metal, esp. of gold or silver, for a woman's waist; a girdle.

a woman wearing a band, girdle of gold or silver around her waist.

(wear) zone or belt of gold or silver chiefly worn by women (My. (Kitt.))

having no moisture; not wet or damp.

a man who has lost much flesh (as from starvation or disease); an emaciated man.

a dock from which the water can be emptied, used for building and repairing ships; a dry-dock.

that which has lost moisture, liquid content; a dry, dehydrated thing.

to shake involuntarily from cold, fear; to tremble.

a disease that causes loss of flesh and makes a person become lean.

a kind of cough characterised by dryness of the throat and no discharge of phlegm; dry-cough.

a hand or palm that becomes abnormally dry (as from a particular nervous disorder).