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with one's own hand; (doing, giving, etc.) oneself.

a heavy, rectangular or circular piece of wood with a long pole fastened to it, used to level the su...

to touch with the hand.

a morsel or lump of food taken in the hand.

to eat in morsels.

(the bone of hand or fore-arm) to break; to fracture.

a band of cloth or grass tied round the waist.

the act, fact or an instance of fracturing of the bone of one's hand or fore-arm.

= ಕೈಮುರಿ1.

a document or paper written or copied by hand.

a woman without having a hand or hands.

wickedness - a) the quality of being sinful, iniquitous, given to or involving immorality; b) the qu...

a dexterous, skilful man.

to be or become better or greater than or superior to (another or others); to excel.

the state or fact of excelling; the possession of good qualities or abilities to an eminent or unusu...

to be associated, assembled; to come together.

(pl.) the hand and the rest of the body.

marked or extraordinary courage.

to join both the palms, raising them to chest level, forehead or above, as in greeting, salutation o...

a handful of rice for giving alms.

a person's particular style of writing.

a covering of wool, leather, cotton, etc., for the hand, worn esp. for protection against cold or di...

deception; cheating; hypocrisy.

food cooked by oneself.

a small hand-pump or syringe for spraying.

a rigid support carried by palankeen bearers for placing below the palankeen while taking rest.

any machine that is operated with the hand (not using electric or other power); a hand-machine.

a narrative account; a statement; a description.

from; through.

the strength of one's hand or arm.

= ಕೈಯಳವಿ - 1.

the liquid left after churning butter from milk.

to move one's hand.

(one's hand) to move, act, etc.

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

to promise or pledge by placing one's palm on another's.

to stretch one's hand begging for something.

= ಕೈಯಾನು.

= ಕೈಯಾರೆ.

to become empty-handed; to become penniless.

till oneself (i.e. the doer) is satisfied; till one's hand become satisfied (i.e. tired).

personal care, nourishing, nursing, etc.

(lit.) (the hand) to be satisfied, satiated with; to be satisfied with (what one is doing or giving)...

temptation for or a being tempted by, a bribe.

a person employed to perform services, esp. household duties, for another; an attendant or servant.

a place of protection; a shelter; an asylum.

the part of the human body attached to the end of the forearm, including the wrist, palm, fingers, a...

to cause to place one's hand on floor (for supporting one's body).

to begin; to start; to take up (an engagement, work, charge, etc.).

one's own free-will; the act of using the will without others influence; exercise of the will as in...