animal excrement, any compost or other artificial substance put on or into the soil to fertilise it; manure.

flattened, dried cow-dung (used as fuel).

any material rejected or thrown away as worthless; trash; rubbish.

an acute, infectious, communicable virus disease characterised by small, red spots on the skin, high fever, nasal discharge, etc. and occurring most frequently in childhood; rubeola; measles.

any of various similar but milder diseases; esp., rubella.

a length of entwined hair; a braid.

the tree Acacia arabica of Mimosae family; babul tree.

the plant Ageratum conyzoides of Asteraceae family.

Nerium indicum (= N. odorum; = N. oleander), an evergreen shrub of Apocynaceae family with narrow leathery leaves.

its fragrant flower ( of red colour).

the state of being conscious; awareness of one's own feelings, what is happening around one, etc; consciousness.

(dial.) a forked, bifurcated branch of a plant.

to plunder; to strip of everything valuable by force or fraud; to despoil.

to catch (a person); to take as a prisoner.

to be affected by fungus that attacks wood when exposed to damp and lose strength; to be mildewed.

a plant.

(dial.) a deaf man.

the Regent of Wealth, ruler of north quarter and of lower deities as Yakṣas, Guhyakas, etc.

Viṣṇu, as the immanent consciousness in the heart of wicked people also.

a kind of resin obtained from certain trees, used in perfumes and as incense; frankincense.

the pole of a carriage.

a carriage; a cart.

a carriage; a cart.

any of a number of large birds of prey with a naked, usu. brightly colored head and dark plumage, which feed chiefly or entirely on carrion.

to cover with a cloth; to veil.

to come to one's hand.

to be available; to be received.

to bear fruit or result (as the consequence of an effort).

(fig.) to be ready to give, part with or donate.

a brake, in a vehicle, operated by hand.