Tamku, Tāṃku, Tanku, Tāṅku, Ṭaṅku, Taṅku, Taṉku: 1 definition
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Source: Alar: Kannada-English corpusTāṃku (ತಾಂಕು):—
1) [verb] to set upon or work against forcefully; to attack.
2) [verb] to hit hard; to strike or dash against.
3) [verb] to restrain or check the force, passage, movement, progress etc.
4) [verb] to come into physical contact; to touch.
5) [verb] to run into or through (as a pointed weapon).
6) [verb] to accept with tolerance; to bear; to endure.
7) [verb] to come to realise or know esp. through consideration of noted facts; to observe; to notice.
8) [verb] to support; to help.
9) [verb] to cause to be late; to delay.
10) [verb] to inflict pain; to trouble.
11) [verb] to be struck by a another, a weapon, etc.; to suffer pain.
12) [verb] to move with a jerk or in jerks.
13) [verb] to become dense or crowded.
14) [verb] to take place; to happen; to occur.
15) [verb] to stay at a place (for a short period); to sojourn; to camp.
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Tāṃku (ತಾಂಕು):—
1) [noun] the act or an instance of coming into physical contact; a touch; contact.
2) [noun] a support or help given or received.
3) [noun] a piece of agricultural land.
4) [noun] a target intended to be shot at; the aim.
5) [noun] a verbal quarrel or physical combat.
6) [noun] a sharp, abrupt movement; a jerk.
7) [noun] a blow, stroke.
8) [noun] that which has become one with or dissolved in (another).
9) [noun] an organised set of musical notes (either in ascending or descending order).
10) [noun] the state of being associated; companionship; association.
11) [noun] a failure to have or do what is required; a fault; a defect.
12) [noun] a thing, situation that impedes or obstructs one’s plan, progress, physical movement, etc.
13) [noun] the act or an instance of bowing, bending oneself (as in greeting).
Kannada is a Dravidian language (as opposed to the Indo-European language family) mainly spoken in the southwestern region of India.
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Ends with: Atamku.
Full-text (+4): Tankucuvar, Tankuttataval, Ittittanku, Natiyaittanku, Tankutatai, Tankutarippu, Tonitanku, Otuttanku, Tankutari, Tankunatai, Tankupati, Tankumuccu, Tankukol, Pirtanku, Patutanku, Toshantanku, Unrittanku, Tankuvalai, Tanku-kata-lukkupo, Shri-patantanku.
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