English Meaning of tutaka

Meaning of 'tutaka'

a (tutane) Broken, interrupted, intermitted, not continuous, lit. fig.--a road, a row or line, any course (of objects or of action): unconnected or incoherent--speech: broken off, separated, disjunct, become distinct--a concern or business before joint: harsh, offensive, alienating--language or procedure: of a disposition to fall out with and break with--a person. 2 Broken off--a quarrel, an argument, an account. 3 Weaned, i.e. broken off from the breast. 4 Broken up, concluded, ended--love, attachment, friendship &c.ṃ

Meaning of तुटक

a (तुटणें) Broken, interrupted, intermitted, not continuous, lit. fig.--a road, a row or line, any course (of objects or of action): unconnected or incoherent--speech: broken off, separated, disjunct, become distinct--a concern or business before joint: harsh, offensive, alienating--language or procedure: of a disposition to fall out with and break with--a person. 2 Broken off--a quarrel, an argument, an account. 3 Weaned, i.e. broken off from the breast. 4 Broken up, concluded, ended--love, attachment, friendship &c.

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