ಶ
೩,೨೮೨ ಪದಗಳು
= ಶಲ್ಯ1.
= ಶಲ್ಯ2 - 1.
= ಶಲ್ಯ2 - 1.
= ಶಲ್ಯ 2, ಶೈಲ್ಲೈ. (My.).
a dead body, esp. of a person; a corpse.
(death) inquest, coroner’s inquest, postmortem examination
(death) coffin
the letter ಶ (Ch.).
a man who carries a dead body of a person (to a crematorium or burial ground).
the case or box in which a dead body is transported or buried; a coffin.
the act of burying or cremating the body of a dead person.
the plant Boerhaavia diffusa ( = B. procumbens, = B. repens) of Nyctaginaceae family; a kind of hog...
the tenth month in the Muslim calendar.
a kind of yogic posture in which all the parts of the body and the mind are relaxed, lying flat on t...
a cradle. see ಶಯ-. (cf. ಶಿಬಿಕೈ?).
of or belonging to beasts; animal; brutal.
any of various swift, burrowing mammals (order Lagomorpha), characterised by soft fur, long ears, a...
a hare (ಶಶ, ಮೌಲನು Nn. 27).
the ear of a hare or rabit.
a particular kind of net used to catch rabits.
a boa that has swallowed a rabit (thus unable to move fast).
= ಶಶಿ.
= ಶಶಿಖಣ್ಡಶೇಖರ. Śiva (Bp. 38, 46).
= ಶಶ - 5.
= ಶಶಲಾಂಛನ.
Pārvatī (Śśv. 5, 47).
= ಶಶಿ.
the hair of a hare; hare-skin.
(fig.) (a term for an impossibility) a thing that never exists (as the horn of a rabit).
= ಶಶವಿಷಾಣ.
= ಶಶಿ.
a particular kind of medicine made by using buffalo milk, sugar, ginger, cumin seeds, etc., which is...
= ಶಶಿಧರ.
the crescent moon.
a digit of the moon; the lunar crescent (Śśv. 1, 74).
= ಶಶಿವಂಶ.
a hawk (as an enemy of rabits) (any of various accipitrine birds of Accipitridae family having a cha...
the moon (whose black spots are presumed to resemble a hare).
the rays of moonlight.
the apparent incremental portion of the moon over previous day during its waxing period.
a digit of the moon (of which there are sixteen, My.).
= ಶಶಿಧರ.
= ಶಶಿಕಲೆ.
a milky-white, translucent feldspar with a pearly luster, used as a gem (supposed to be formed from...
the moon-stone (= ಚನ್ದ್ರಕಾನ್ತ; J. 3, 13; 10, 2. 3; 25, 5). 2, N. of a vṛitta (Ch.).
the moonlight.
= ಶಶಿವಂಶ.
the crescent moon.
whose tuft of hair is a digit of the moon: Śiva (Bp. 10, 1).
Śiva (Bp. 38, 25).