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the act of caressing, fondling or playing affectionately; a mutual merrymaking.

lustre; brightness; brilliance.

to fondle; to touch caressingly and kiss affectionately; to engage mutually in merrymaking.

he who is or keeps moving.

a spinning wheel.

a machine for use in working wood, metal, etc., that holds the material and rotates it about a horiz...

with the sound of ಚರ (C.).

an offering of a kind of cake as an oblation to the mother-earth, as a thanksgiving gesture, while h...

(vīr.) an outstanding, most-excellent, religious mendicant.

an onomatopoetic term formed by imitating the sound produced by a knife while cutting an object.

with the sound 'ಚರಚರ' (as in cutting with a knife).

a moveable property (as cash, vehicles, etc.); a chattel.

= ಚರಜಿಂದಗಿ.

= ಚರಜಿಂದಗಿ.

the matter that settles to the bottom of a liquid; lees; dregs; sediment.

a drain, for carrying off water and waste matter; a sewer.

the quality of being dirty, unsanitary, unhygienic, etc.

the act or an instance of moving; movement.

= ಚರಣ - 6.

a valorous, excellent foot-soldier.

= ಚರಣತಳ.

the bottom surface of the foot.

= ಚರಣಾಭರಣ.

the dust sitting on the foot or feet.

= ಚರಣಸರಸಿರುಹ (My.).

= ಚರಣವಿನ್ಯಾಸ - 1.

an ornament worn around the ankle; an anklet.

a man strongly devoted to another person or a deity.

both the feet (Śm. 110).

a chronic filarial disease resulting in lymphatic obstruction, characterised by marked enlargement o...

a foot or leg like an ant-hill, a kind of elephantiasis (ಹುತ್ತುಗಾಲ್ Mr. 385).

to hold another's feet in supplication, submission, etc.

the act of walking.

a pressing, beating or crushing with the feet; a treading; a trampling.

a foot-lotus: a foot like a lotus, a beautiful foot. (Śm. 1).

= ಚರಣಸಂಘಟ್ಟ.

= ಚರಣಾಯುಧ.

= ಚರಣ - 6.

any ornament worn on or around the foot.

a rooster, that uses its feet as its weapon.

a box, trough or a rectangular bin in a cow-pen to hold fodder for cattle to eat; a manger.

= ಚರಂತಿ1.

(vīr.) a wandering, religious mendicant.

= ಚರನ್ತಿ (My.). 2, the pupil of a caranta (My.).

the act, practice or quality of being hospitable; solicitous entertainment of guests.

a man who carries a message or goes on an errand.

live stock; capital employed in business (B. 5, 101; My.).

to go away (S. Mhr., used in liṅgavanta maṭhas).

any of various mixtures of solid or semisolid triglycerides, that are soluble in organic solvents, f...

last; ultimate; final.