ವ

= ವಿಲಾಸವಾಸ.

a man given to playing and fun; playful man.

a kind of drama, having one act, on any light theme or adventure.

any activity or experience that gives enjoyment or recreation; pastime; sport.

a woman who tries to draw meṇs attention or admiration by her vanity.

(n.) (move)｟normally redupl.｠word imitating a convulsive movement (M. (Kitt.))

put down in a form to be read; written.

daubed, smeared (with oil, greasy substance, ointment, etc.).

the tree Adina cordifolia of Rubiaceae family; yellow teak of Mysore.

= ವಿಲವಿಲನೆ.

to move like an injured worm (as from pain).

deeply interested in; engrossed; absorbed.

to become merged with; to become one with.

wholly occupied; engrossed in; absorbed in.

a woman who has become one, merged with.

plundered; looted.

that which is lost, impaired, destroyed.

the condition of being completely destroyed; ruined.

fallen down; felled.

= ವಿಲುಲಿತ.

cut; severed; sundered; damaged.

the small-sized tree Elaeodendron glaucum of Celastraceae family the wood of which is used in making...

a group of people considered as a unit according to economic, occupational or social status; esp., a...

= ವಿಲೇವಾರಿ.

the act of writing.

the act, process or an instance of perfuming the body.

the thick, whitish liquid obtained by boiling rice in slightly excess water; rice-gruel.

= ವಿಲೇಪಿ.

smeared; anointed; daubed.

to cover or smear with sticky, soft matter, such as a perfume, ointment, etc.; to daub.

the act or an instance of selling; a sale.

a distributing or being distributed; distribution.

a class or head; rank, order (Mhr., H. ವಿಲ್ಹಾ, ವಿಲ್ಹೇ). 2, order, arrangement (My.). 3, readiness (a...

to look at; to observe; to see.

ಕಣ್ಣು.

the act of looking or seeing.

the act of looking or seeing.

worthy of being looked at, agreeable, beautiful (Cpr. 5, 118 va.).

seen; observed.

the organ of sight; the eye.

ಕಣ್ಣೀರು.

ವಿಲೋಚನವಾರಿ.

a destroying or being destroyed; destruction.

a leaving out; ommission.

a tempting, seducing; temptation; seduction.

allured, beguiled; deceived; flattered, praised. (R.).

turned the wrong way; inverted; contrary to the usual or proper course.

the negative mood (Śmd. 281. 282).

the act of moving reapeatedly to and from, from side to side.

the act of moving unsteadily.