ಕ

to fail to use one's will; to be unable to exercise one's will in taking decisions.

a short spear or javelin.

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

to extend one's hand (to shake another's).

the thin, horny substance growing out at the ends of the fingers; the finger-nail.

the length of one's arm (approx. two and a half feet), used as an informal linear measure.

the inflamation of the hand.

a small chisel.

to place the hand on the floor, etc.

= ಕೈಯೂರು.

an interval of rest from work, duty, etc.; a respite.

= ಕೈಯೆಡೆಗೊಡು.

to hand over; to deliver.

to stop working temporarily; to give respite to one's working hands.

(lit.) an oil manually extracted from any oil seed.

to raise one's hand.

without delay; at once; instantly; immediately.

an ornament or ornaments one has.

= ಕೈಯೊಡಮೆ.

to stretch one's hand.

a small quantity of food, taken in hand for eating.

= ಕೈಯಿ etc. (My.).

the tree Acacia catechu of Mimosae family; the catechu tree.

a pill or small ball made of catechu used with betel leaves.

= ಕೈರಂದಱಿ.

betel leaves with a pill or small ball made of catechu; a perfumed pan.

(fig.) to cut into small pieces; to chap or mince; to hash.

(dial.) a small net for catching fish.

the white water-lily plant.

a woman smelling the white water-lily.

the moon. (Bp. 12, 36).

the moon, whose light causes white water-lily flowers open.

a white water-lily plant.

of or belonging to the mountain-dwelling savage tribe 'Kirāta'.

ಕೈಗುಣ.

a pulley operated with hand.

ಕೈಯಿಂದ ತಿರುಗಿಸುವ ರಾಟೆ,- ಚಕ್ರ.

= ಕೈಱಾಟಣ.

(dial.) the handle of a ladle.

= ಕೈಲಾಗು.

skill in using one's hands; manual dexterity or adroitness.

= ಕೈಲಾಗುಗೊಡು.

to stretch one's hand either to support or to greet another respectfully.

to avail oneself of another's help or support.

= ಕೈಲಾಗು.

a mountain in the Himalayas in Tibet, considered to be the abode of Śiva, and the seat of Kubēra, th...

= ಕೈಲಾಸ (Bp. 43, 50).

Kailāsa, the paradise of Śiva.

a piece of new cloth used by Vīraśaiva people to cover the grave of the dead.

Śiva, whose residence is kailāsa.