grAmya a. [ grAma-yat ] 1 Relating to or used in a village; Ms. 6. 3 ; 7. 120. 2 Living in a village, rural, rustic; alpavyayena suMdari grAmyajano mizwamaSnAti Chand. M. 1. 3 Domesticated, tame (as an animal). 4 Cultivated ( opp. vanya ‘growing wild’). 5 Low, vulgar, used only by low people (as a word); cuMbanaM dehi me BArye kAmacAMqAlatfptaye R. G. , or kawiste harate manaH S. D. 574 , are instances of grAmya expressions. 6 Indecent, obscene. 7 Relating to sexual pleasures. 8 Relating to a musical scale. — myaH 1 A tame hog. 2 The first two signs of the zodiac, Aries and Taurus . — myA The Indigo plant. — myaM 1 A rustic speech. 2 Food prepared in a village. 3 Sexual intercourse. 4 Acceptance. Comp. — aSvaH an ass. — karman n. 1 the occupation of a villager. 2 sexual plea sure. — kuMkumaM safflower. — DarmaH 1 the duty of a villager. 2 sexual intercourse, copulation. 3 the right of a villager (as opp. to that of a ‘recluse’). — paSuH a domestic animal. — budDi a. boorish, clownish, ignorant. — mfgaH a dog. — vallaBA a harlot, prostitute. — suKaM sexual intercourse, ( pb ) copulation.