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ಕಸರಾ = ಕಚ etc. ಕಸರಾಬಸರ. = ಕಚಪಿಚಿ (S. Mhr.). ಕಸರಾಮಸ. = ಕಸರಾಬಸರ (S. Mhr.).

practice in an art, in the gymnastic feats, etc. (My.; Mhr., H.).

a regular series of specific physical exercise for the purpose of training or developing the body; m...

= ಕಸರಾಮಸರ.

a lack of order; confusion; jumble; disorder.

the state of being languished; an instance of drooping.

to cause disagreement, dissension; to displease.

the state of being unripe (said of a fruit).

an unripe fruit.

= ಕಸರು3.

(a stringent taste, a substance of that taste) to cause slight irritation in the throat or on the to...

the act or an instance of uttering a piercing cry in pain; a screaming.

= ಕಸಱು.

ನೋವಿನಿಂದ ಕೂಗುವುದು.

the annual plant Amaranthus tenuifolius of Amaranthaceae family.

= ಕಸಮ a proper name (Śmd. 95).

gold.

a very generous man.

a loving a person of another person more for his or her wealth.

Brahma, the creator of the universe.

(hyg.) broom (my. (Kitt.))

ಕಸಿವಿಸಿ.

= ಕಸಿವಿಸಿಗೊಳ್ಳು.

= ಕಸಿವಿಸಿಗೊಳ್ಳು.

= ಕಸಿವಿಸಿಗೊಳ್ಳು.

waste material; debris, refuse, litter; rubbish.

the destroyer of Kaṁsa: Kṛiṣṇa (Mr. 18).

a basket for or filled with sweepings.

= ಕಸ 4. ಕಸಾವಿಸಿ. = ಕಸವಿಸಿ (C.; Mhr. ಕಸಾವೀಸ).

a trying to get cheaply a thing being bought esp. arguing about the price for a meagre benefit.

= ಕಂಸಹರ (J. 14, 26).

= ಕಸಾಬ.

a man who slaughters animals, dresses or sells their flesh; a dealer in meat.

= ಕಸಾಯಿ1.

= ಕಸಾಬ.

a place where animals are killed for meat; a slaughterhouse; a butchery.

a worker in bronze or brass metal.

the enemy of Kaṁsa: Kṛiṣṇa.

Křṣṇa, as the enemy of his maternal uncle Kamsa.

an upset of normal function in the body; ailment; bodily disorder.

a state of increased body temperature caused by bodily disorder, infections, etc.; pyrexia; fever.

= ಕಸಾರಿಕೆ.

= ಕಸಲೆ.

a slightly convex bronze disk that gives a loud, resonant tone when struck, used as a percussion ins...

ಕಂಚಿನ ದೊಡ್ಡ ತಾಳ.

sexual pleasure derived from looking at.

a woman who keeps time with a pair of large bronze cymbals.

a pair of large bronze cymbals.

any of the folk songs sung to the time of large bronze cymbals played with.

unripe; not yet matured; immature.