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to throw down or drop the weapon, while fighting; to concede one's defeat.

to hold or take, a weapon in the hand; to be ready to fight.

= ಕೈದುವಿಡಿ.

to take back one's hand.

to raise a weapon (as to strike someone with it).

= ಕೈದೆರಹು.

an interval or rest from work, duty; etc.

any of the ornaments worn round the hand or arm.

to fit (another's hand) with a bangle, bracelet, etc.).

(fig.) to give, donate, spend liberally.

to stir with the hand.

one who fights with his hand; a boxer; a wrestler.

to strike with a blow with the hand or fist; to box; to punch.

to wash (one's or another's) hand.

a small garden in which vegetables, flowers, etc. are grown for domestic use; a kitchen garden.

a hook or a sickle attached to a long staff, used to pluck flowers, fruits, twigs, etc. from plants...

a display of one's physical strength.

the act of showing, displaying with the hand.

to exhibit one's skill, valour, etc.

= ಕೈದೋಱಿಸು.

a giving of a girl in marriage by ceremonially pouring water on her hands.

(the hand) to shake, to tremble.

to be able to manage, carry on, (esp. financially).

a promise made by taking a solemn oath placing one's palm on the palm of another.

money that a person actually has; ready money; hard cash.

to stretch, swing one's hand.

to be reached by one's hand (when stretched).

(one's ability) to be lost.

= ಕೈನಿಲುಕು.

to stretch one's hand.

water for washing hands.

to give a girl in marriage to.

= ಕೈನೀರು.

to slip down from one's hand.

to gain experience; to undergo training, practical working, etc. and get the skill, knowledge, etc.

a girl or woman servant; a maid.

to raise one's hand.

the act or fact of raising one's hand.

action of helping or being helped; the useful supplementing of action or resources; aid, assistance....

to be accomplished; to be completed or achieved; to be fruitful.

that which helps or on which one depends; a help; a resort; a recourse.

(fig.) a plainly evident or crystal clear thing or matter; a thing as plain as the nose on a maṇs fa...

a spear or lance held in the hand.

to try one's luck; to take a chance.

a single long cloth used to cover the privy parts, as by male ascetics or, poor men in warm climates...

a stick, held in the hand, that is burning at another end.

a band or fold at the end of a sleeve, either sewed in or detachable; a cuff.

a firm hold of the hand; a lock or a hold in which a part of the opponeṇṭs body is firmly gripped by...

a long decorative cloth hung from the head to the tip of the trunk of an elephant.

to be captured, held, imprisoned.