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the large, saclike organ of vertebrates into which food passes from the oesophagus or gullet for sto...

the plant Artemisia maritima of Asteraceae family; wormwood; worm seed plant.

= ಜಠರಾಗ್ನಿ.

a man who is concerned more in eating than in any other things in life.

the act done or profession one is engaged in, just to have one's daily bread.

the clear digestive fluid produced by glands in the mucous membrane lining the stomach which contain...

= ಜಠರಾಗ್ನಿ.

the natural power in living beings that helps food digested; the digestive faculty.

a piece of land on which commercial crops are raised; a farm.

a matter having no power to move, act or resist; that which is characterised by inertia; an inert ma...

a man observing religious rites strictly as per the rules; or one who attaches unduly excessive impo...

= ಜಡಕಾಯಿಸು (My.).

a man acting, moving or functioning in a very slow manner.

slow at work, sluggish, dilatory (ತಳುವ ಮಾ/?/ Mr. 242).

he who or that which holds or is holding water.

any water plant.

the inanimate physical world.

the totality of all the things whether animate or inanimate.

Brahma, the lotus-born.

= ಜಡಜಗರ್ಭ.

a stupid fellow.

the common people, characterised generally by dullness, stupidity, etc.

= Brahmā (Bp. 43, 42).

= ಜಡಜ (R.).

the sun (R.).

the moon (R.).

an ignorant or stupid fellow.

(a person's) life that is very ordinary, lacking enthusiasm, cheerfulness or liveliness.

an ignorant or stupid fellow.

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the quality or state of being sluggish, inactive or lacking energy, alertness, enthusiasm or vigour;...

an act or instance of searching esp. searching (a person, vehicle, etc.) for concealed weapons, cont...

dead weight - a) the heavy, unrelieved weight of anything inert:; b) a heavy or oppressive burden or...

the quality or condition of having water, moisture; wetness; dampness.

= ಜಡತೆ.

the physical body (as different from the soul).

any inanimate or inert thing.

a cloud, which holds water.

the ocean, the receptor of water.

the act or state of moving rapidly; swiftness; quick motion.

(fr. ಜಳ 1). lustre, radiance, brightness, shine (Rām. 4, 6, 4; 4, 7, 10; 6, 2, 7; T. ಚೆಡಿ splendour)...

the nature (as dif. from the Universal Soul).

the inanimate physical world or universe.

a stupid, unidiomatic alliteration (Mr. 2).

a man who works very slowly or makes slow progress or indifferent to things around him.

= ಜಡತೆ.

anything that which contains water.

slow-wittedness; lack of sharpness, swiftness, etc.

the palm tree Pinanga dicksonii (= Areca dicksonii) of Arecaceae family.

a feeling of utter weariness, sickness and discontent resulting from satiety or lack of interest; en...