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= ನುಸುಳುಗಂಡಿ.

= ನುಸಿದು. P. p. of ನುಸಿ 3. (My.).

= ನುರುಗು.

(twist) to pinch [Ka. D3717] (Gowda)

= ನುರುಗು.

(dial.) a food made from the flour paste or dough pressed into thin strings through a small mortar t...

= ನೂಂಕದು, q. v. an adverb with final ಅದು.

to push (with force); to impel.

= ನೂಕಾಟ.

a headlong rush or flight of a large group of people as from fear or confusion.

to rush headlong against each other in a large group of people.

to cause to exert pressure or force to move an object, person, etc.

the act of pushing; a shoving; a push.

a long, thick piece of wood, used in the earlier warfare to demolish the entrance or wall of a fort.

= ನೂಂಕುದಳಿ.

hustle and jostle, push and shove

a cart pushed by hand (as the one used by street vendors).

shoving, etc. (ಕ್ಷಿಪೈ, ಕ್ಷೇಪಣ Si. 390).

the act of pushing; a shoving; a push.

the large-sized, deciduous tree Dalbergia sissoo (= D. sissosa, D. sissu) of Papilionaceae family),...

= ನೂಕಿಸು.

= ನೂಕು1.

/vi. (smell) to smell [Ka. D4886] (Hal.)

= ನೂರ್ಛಾಸಿರ1.

praised; lauded; extolled.

that which has come into existence, is produced, purchased, appeared, thought of, recently.

a schemer (My.).

= ನೂತನವಡೆ.

a novel way (Kāvy. III, 3, B, 172).

to become new or as new again; to get new look or newness.

new cloth (ದಶೈ, ಹೌಸವಸ್ತ್ರ Nn. 27).

a young woman.

the breadth (or thickness) of a thread as a measure of length (used in sculpturing, carpentry, etc.)...

an eye having lachrymalis fistula, a disease characterised by continuous running down of tears.

= ನೂತಿ2 - 2.

= ನೂತಿ2 - 2.

= ನೂಲ್ತು. P. p. of ನೂಲು 1.

a woman worthy of being lauded; a praiseworthy woman.

= ನೂತನ1.

the mulberry tree, Morus indica.

really; certainly; in fact.

probably, perhaps. 2, surely, indeed.

the son of a step-mother (Bh. 2, 2, 72).

? (ಸರುಂಕೈಳೈ Śs.).

to break oneself; to be broken.

= ನೂನ1.

an anklet with a series of small jingling bells.

(dance.) a pose, standing on one foot and the other leg is bent backwards as to make the heal touch...

a length of one hundred feet.

amounting to one hundred in number; hundred.