dhoti, loincloth, cloth worn round the waist, passing between the legs and fastened behind

one who wears a dhotī , (contemp.) a Hindū (esp. a Brāhman, or a Baniyā)

wash, clean

a piece of cloth tied to cover the face (to hide the identity of the person wearing it), covering

noose or piece of cloth or leather fastened on a horse's nose/ mouth

founder, maker, creator

demolished, would impose

element, primary substance, constituent element of the body

brazenness, impudence, audacity

a thickened and hardened part of the skin or soft tissue, especially one caused by constant touch or friction, callus

relating to a village, rural, rustic, villager

son of one's daughter, grandson

daughter of one's daughter, granddaughter

rural, rustic

to fasten a noose or gin on the mouth or nose (of a horse)

to have an area of hardened skin, be callused (of a part of the body)

the master earns money, but his slave dissipates it

to drive away, turn out, to put off