English Meaning of jibha

Meaning of 'jibha'

f (jivha S) The tongue. Pr. ucalali jibha ani lavali talyasa No sooner said than done. 2 fig. The tongue-form bit of skin exhibited by gullcatchers on the back or buttocks of the bull nandi. 3 See nakhaci jibha, dolyaci jibha, agici jibha, sampaci jibha. 4 The jib-sail. jibha cavalisi karuna bolane To speak with repressed utterance; to speak in an under tone. njibha jada hone g. of s. To become thick of speech (inarticulate). njibha jhadane g. ofs. To undergo rotting of tongue (from lying &c.) njibha narakanta ghalane To prostitute or profane one's tongue (as by hollow promises, protestations, or professions). njibha paghalane g. of s. (To have an oozing of the tongue.) To let slip out (a secret). njibha mokali sodane To let the tongue run loose (upon lawless speaking or eating). njibha modane g. of s. (As if the tongue were broken.) To be struck speechless; to be dumfounded. njibha valavalane g. of s. To begin to speak--a child. 2 To abuse or scold glibly. njibha vitalane To pollute the tongue (as by false promises, or by unavailing intercession: also by merely tasting some good or some forbidden thing). njibha sindala-nisaradi &c. The tongue is loose, foul, riotous &c., an unruly member. jibha sokane g. of s. To acquire a relish, or to lose a disrelish (for an article of food), by use. njibhece phutane phutane To send forth flashes (cracks) of eloquence. ṃekaca jibhe- ne ṃsakhara khane nkiṃva gu khane To consent and dissent with the same breath; to blow hot and cold; to bless and curse out of the same mouth. Jas. iii. 10. njibhela cimata ghene To hold in one's tongue (from speaking or eating something strongly tempting); to bite one's tongue. njibhesa or la daga dene To lay strong restraint upon the tongue; njibhesa or la adava vedha nasane To have a lawless tongue. njibheca lola or -la The tongue in a blaze or all on fire (as from eating hot-seasoned dishes). jibhesa or la tanca deuna (kaṃhi ṃeka) thevane To reserve, denying one's self, some dainty or nicety for another. njibhesa hada nasane g. of s. To have one's tongue utterly without restraint: i. e. to lie or to scold or abuse most lavishly. ṃlamba jibha karuna bolane To speak freely and saucily (to a superior). For other phrases see under njivha.

Meaning of जीभ

f (जिव्हा S) The tongue. Pr. उचलली जीभ आणि लावली टाळ्यास No sooner said than done. 2 fig. The tongue-form bit of skin exhibited by gullcatchers on the back or buttocks of the bull नंदी. 3 See नखाची जीभ, डोळ्याची जीभ, आगीची जीभ, सांपाची जीभ. 4 The jib-sail. जीभ चावलीशी करून बोलणें To speak with repressed utterance; to speak in an under tone. जीभ जड होणें g. of s. To become thick of speech (inarticulate). जीभ झडणें g. ofs. To undergo rotting of tongue (from lying &c.) जीभ नरकांत घालणें To prostitute or profane one's tongue (as by hollow promises, protestations, or professions). जीभ पाघळणें g. of s. (To have an oozing of the tongue.) To let slip out (a secret). जीभ मोकळी सोडणें To let the tongue run loose (upon lawless speaking or eating). जीभ मोडणें g. of s. (As if the tongue were broken.) To be struck speechless; to be dumfounded. जीभ वळवळणें g. of s. To begin to speak--a child. 2 To abuse or scold glibly. जीभ विटाळणें To pollute the tongue (as by false promises, or by unavailing intercession: also by merely tasting some good or some forbidden thing). जीभ शिंदळ-निसरडी &c. The tongue is loose, foul, riotous &c., an unruly member. जीभ सोकणें g. of s. To acquire a relish, or to lose a disrelish (for an article of food), by use. जिभेचे फुटाणे फुटणें To send forth flashes (cracks) of eloquence. एकाच जिभे- नें साखर खाणें किंवा गू खाणें To consent and dissent with the same breath; to blow hot and cold; to bless and curse out of the same mouth. Jas. iii. 10. जिभेला चिमटा घेणें To hold in one's tongue (from speaking or eating something strongly tempting); to bite one's tongue. जिभेस or ला डाग देणें To lay strong restraint upon the tongue; जिभेस or ला अडवा वेढा नसणें To have a lawless tongue. जिभेचा लोळ or -ळा The tongue in a blaze or all on fire (as from eating hot-seasoned dishes). जिभेस or ला टांचा देऊन (कांहीं एक) ठेवणें To reserve, denying one's self, some dainty or nicety for another. जिभेस हाड नसणें g. of s. To have one's tongue utterly without restraint: i. e. to lie or to scold or abuse most lavishly. लांब जीभ करून बोलणें To speak freely and saucily (to a superior). For other phrases see under जिव्हा.

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