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the large, evergreen tree Pterospermum acerifolium (= P. aceroides) of Sterculiaceae family.

a kind of plant.

a standard for determining extent, dimensions, etc.; unit of measurement as seer, koḷaga, etc.

Brahma, the Creator of Universe.

the entire universe as created by Brahma.

(astrol.) the third part of a sign of the zodiac.

a wooden vessel, bucket, trough, etc.

the largest crow (Corvus corax), with a straight, sharp beak; a raven.

a cow yielding a drōṇa of milk.

a cow yielding a drōṇa of milk.

the administrative city that has jurisdiction over four surrounding towns and villages.

= ದ್ರೋಣಮುಖ.

a small vessel for travel on water; a boat.

a small boat.

= ಡೋಣಿ, ದೋಣಿ a wooden tub shaped like a boat; a trough; a boat. 2, the hollow of two mountains, the...

betrayal of trust, faith or allegiance; treachery; perfidy; disloyalty; treason.

a drawing of a scheme to cheat another or to plan to commit a treacherous deed.

injurious design, the wish or thought or attempt to injure.

bent upon doing an injury (My.).

a person who betrays trust, faith or allegiance; a perfidious person.

= ದ್ರೋಹಿ.

the quality or tendency of betraying, cheating, etc.; treachery; disloyalty; betrayal; perfidy.

= ದ್ರೋಣಿ - 1.

a measure of land (i.e. that much of land which requires a ದ್ರೋಣ (four koḷagas) of corn for being so...

the main female character in Mahābhārata, the great Indian epic.

two.

a set of two corresponding things; a pair.

a pair of two different deeds that are opposite to each other in quality, virtue, importance, etc.

produced by two entirely causes or agents.

a disease caused by any two of the three humours in the body (ವಾತ, ಪಿತ್ತ and ಶ್ಲೇಷ್ಮ).

a combination of two entirely different or opposite characters, disposition, tendencies, etc.

a plan or scheme for waging a war.

a kind of alliteration (Ch.).

a kind of venereal disease.

a physical combat between only two persons.

two lines of scratch made by one's fingernail on the body of one's sexual partner.

a disease caused by two humours in the body (vāta and pitta).

a wise man who has transcended the duality between the Supreme Being and the individual soul.

(gram.) a compound word in which both the words combined without lowering the importance of either o...

two meanings (of a word, sentence, expression, etc. that is either possible or intended).

the quality or condition or fact of having two possible or intended meanings.

a duel, a single combat. (My.).

a menstruating woman; a woman recently delivered (ರಜಸ್ವಲೆ, ಸೂತಕವಾದ ಸ್ತ್ರೀ Nn. 91).

a set of two similar, corresponding or complementary things, persons, animals, etc.; a pair.

the knowledge or feeling of duality (between the Supreme Being and the individual soul).

the two chief mantras of the Vaiṣṇavas (My.).

the deliberately differentiate between two things esp. between the Supreme Being and the individual...

the neuter gender.

a man who is virtuous and not characterised by blind dynamism and negative characters as ignorance,...

a pair. (R.).