ಧ

a playing in the dust.

= ಧೂಳು.

the grass Eleusinian coracana of Poaceae family, one of the main food crops of Karnāṭaka.

a kind of plant.

= ಧೂಳಾಟ.

= ಧೂಳಾಟ.

ನಾಶವಾದ ದುರ್ಗ.

(Śmd. 386, o. r. -ಕೋಟ್ಟಿ). = ದೂಳಿಗೋಟ, ದೂಳ್ಗೋಣ್ಟೆ a fort of dust, i. e. of earth or mud.

= ಧೂಳಿಕಡವ.

to raise the dust.

= ಧೂಳಿಗೆದಱು.

to cause to become dusty.

the sacred ash, worn as a sectarian mark.

that is dirty and turned grey .

= ಧೂಳೀಪಟ.

(destroy) to get reduced to dust

(destroy) to reduce to dust, to destroy completely

= ಧೂಳೀಪಟ.

Kālabhairava, a formidable form of Śiva.

(weather) dust wind

to suffer defeat; to be unsuccessful; to faiḷ; to bite the dust.

to raise the dust.

to spread the fine dust of (something) over a wide area.

the condition or fact of shattering or being shattered, broken into pieces.

(dirt) heap or covering of dust

= ಧೂಳೀಪಟ.

a very small bit; particle; a speck.

a ceremony observed on the evening of the marriage, in which the newly wedded couple are made to hav...

a metal enclosure over the wheels of a vehicle to protect against splashing mud, etc. or a pad or cu...

Tbh. of ಧೂಲಿ (Si. 126, only Si.).

to raise dust.

to splash mud.

= ಧೂಳು.

ಧೂಲಿ.

the act or an instance of a) wearing (as a clothing, form, etc.), b) bearing, carrying (a burden).

the vine Cissus pedata of Vitaceae family; iguana's foot vine.

a king, in the epic Mahābhārata, who was born-blind and had infatuating love towards his son Duryōdh...

a pregnant woman.

a holding or seizing (with or as with a hand).

= ಧೃತಿಗೆಡಿಸು.

= ಧೃತಿಗೆಡು.

= ಧೃತಿಗೆಡಿಸು.

= ಧೃತಿಗೆಡು.

to deprive another of courage, resoluteness.

to lose courage, resoluteness.

(pl.) three kinds or modes of the mind (they being virtuous, dynamic and wicked ones).

= ಧೃತಿಯುತ1.

= ಧೃತಿಯುತೆ.

courageous; resolute; brave.

a woman having courage, resoluteness; a firm-minded or brave woman.