kei

s. kei — The hand. 2. a sleeve. 3. the handle of an instrument. 4. a branch or leaf of a plantain tree. 5. the arm of a river, etc. 6. a key. 7. a lot of fire, as nuts, sheaves of hay, etc.; cf. ಕೊಲ.—ಎಂತೈ a handful; willingly, liberally.—ತನೆ the hand and legs.—ತೈ the hand proper, consisting of the palm and fingers, united by the wrist to the arm.—ಸುಂಡ the knuckles of the hand.—ಮಕ್ಕ, see ಕೈಯೋಪೆ.—ತನೆ as long as the hand.—ಟಿ subject to, dependent on.manner-1886-vision
sinner — great friendship. A very poor man.manner-1886-vision
second coating of plaster; to give permission to eatmanner-1886-vision
lit. to move or wave the hand; to menace, threatenmanner-1886-vision
lit. to let go of the hand; to give over, forsake, desertmanner-1886-vision
the hand to fall down; to be unable to work; to meddle, interfere, take partmanner-1886-vision
to lift the hand for strikingmanner-1886-vision
to prepare to fightmanner-1886-vision
dish; to assault; to bargain, handselmanner-1886-vision
to exchange, altermanner-1886-vision
to transgress, violate; to menacemanner-1886-vision
to close the hands out of respect, to salutemanner-1886-vision
to touch with the hand; the hand to reachmanner-1886-vision
to rub the handmanner-1886-vision
to ease the hands after workmanner-1886-vision
to press or squeeze the handmanner-1886-vision
to ask permission to eatmanner-1886-vision
to go into one's possessionmanner-1886-vision
the hand to get weary or exhaustedmanner-1886-vision
to strike a bargain, to make a cheap bargain; to promise, assuremanner-1886-vision
to attain, gainmanner-1886-vision
to embrace the hands and feet; to cringemanner-1886-vision