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daughter-in-law was timid in the beginning.

= ದೀದಿವಿ boiled rice (ಕೂ/?/ Hlā.).

shining, blazing, bright. (Rśv. 13, 92).

an attempt, endeavour (to get something).

a woman who has remarried following the death of her first husband.

a man who has married a woman whose elder sister is not married.

the time between sunrise and subsequent sunset; a day.

the sun.

the daughter of the sun: the Yamunā or Jumnā river.

a reddish variety of oligoclase feldspar, used as a gem, having a red and bright-yellow play of colo...

a funeral rite or ceremony; obsequies.

to pass the days.

(astrol.) one of the considerations for the fixing a day for the marriage (it is considered favourab...

a peril that occurs everyday.

= ದಿನಕಳೆ.

= ದಿನಕಳೆ.

money that is paid or received for work or services on daily basis; daily-wages.

everyday; regularly.

= ದಿನಚರಿ1.

= ದಿನಚರಿ1.

the daily due observance of all rites (My.). 2, an official journal (Mhr.; My.).

the diurnal motion (as of the earth).

a lamp lighted by day. ದಿನದೀಪದನ್ತೆ ದಶಾಹೀನನು (Prv.).

the lord of the day: the sun (Cpr. 8, 18). 2, the number 12 (Ch.).

the sun.

= ಸೂರ್ಯವಂಶ (J. 18, 41).

= ದಿನಪ.

the first day of the week; Sunday.

a daily newspaper.

ಪೂರ್ತೆ a day's completion: for a day only (My.; B. 4, 53).

(time) every day, daily

= ದಿನಮಾನ (My.).

daily usage.

the life lasting only one day (that is, very short-lived); ephemeral life.

= ದಿನಬಾಳ್ವೆ.

an allowance paid either in the form of provisions or as cash, on daily basis.

the sun.

twelve o'clock in the daytime; the midday; the noon.

a period of twenty four hours; a day.

a series of consecutive days.

the early part of the day; dawn; the morning.

= ದಿನಪ the sun. (Bp. 10, 30).

= ದಿವಸಲಕ್ಷ್ಮಿ the wealth or glory contained in the day. (Abh. P. 9, 161).

the daily allowance given to a priest.

everyday.

daily (My.).

a material or materials needed commonly by common people, as grains, other food items, etc. sold in...

= ದಿನಸಿ.

daily (My.; B. 1, 20. 21; B. 4, 57).

the day of the month; date.