मुरली शब्दकोश

= kalyāṇkārī, Who brings happiness.

Who makes happiness.

Less (also used in comparisons).
Little, few, scanty, short, small, deficient.
Rarely, seldom.

Passion, lust.
Desire.

Work, task, job, employment, performance, function.

Funeral pyre of desire.

To lessen, diminish, decrease, to abate.
To fail, come short.
To fall, sink.

Work, occupation, business, affairs.

(superlative of kam) At the very least.

More or less.

Earnings.

To earn, to acquire, to get.
To accumulate, to save.

Unfortunate, ill-fated, unlucky.

Form of kām in the locative plural: in desires.

Conqueror of desire. Who makes the demon Desire submissive and obedient.

Weak, feeble, ineffectual.

Weakness, feebleness ; deficiency ; debility.

Wish, desire, inclination.
Lust.
(Bābā) Wish, desire.

(one) who has desires or wishes.

An ear.

One-eyed, monoculous, blind of one eye.
Perforated (as a cowrie, or fruit); having a black speck or spot outside (fruit); having a rotten kernel, or having no kernel (fruit).

Glass.

Gold.

Shoulder.
(Bābā) Head.

To lend a shoulder, to assist, to carry away (the dead).

Poor, indigent, miserable, wretched, penniless.

Poverty, indigence, penury, destitution, wretcheduess, miserable state or condition.

A bangle, bracelet of precious metal (worn by women).
An iron bangle (worn by Sikh men).
A thread or string tied round the right wrist of a bridegroom and the left of a bride at the marriage ceremony.

A comb, a hair-comb (such as is used by women; it generally has teeth on both sides); a tooth-comb.

Younger.
Small or little.
Inferior (in merit &c.)
The least, last, lowest, worst; the third of the three stages uttam (the highest), madhyam (the middle), kaniṣṭ (the lowest).