English Meaning of ugalaneṃ

Meaning of 'ugalaneṃ'

v c To rub to an impalpable powder, to levigate. 2 To hold under discipline or tuition. 3 To spit out. 4 fig. To divulge or blab (a secret matter). 5 To bring up (the cud) under rumination. 6 To tread (one's fodder) under foot--a beast. 7 (Note. The following senses, although for the sake of perspicuity, expressed in the neuter form, are really passive; and, as passive, they might have been left to be explicated by the student; but students are sometimes not wakeful, and not observant of the import of v c.) To yield under levigation or rubbing; to break down or fall asunder--a substance: and, fig., To soften down under discipline or instruction; to become obedient or subject under one's hand; to be broken in--man or beast. Pr. ugalala tara paramesvara khatala tara sanaisvara: also to relent or become favorably disposed (i. e. to be rubbed down and mollified): also to reform, or return to rectitude (i. e. to have had his vices rubbed off)--a dissolute or libertine person: also to recover his pristine powers--an imperfectly gelt bull &c.: also to melt into tears, as aso macchasisune ṃugaluna anuna thevila purvasthali ṃ or to melt upon; to become propitious and kindly towards.

Meaning of उगळणें

v c To rub to an impalpable powder, to levigate. 2 To hold under discipline or tuition. 3 To spit out. 4 fig. To divulge or blab (a secret matter). 5 To bring up (the cud) under rumination. 6 To tread (one's fodder) under foot--a beast. 7 (Note. The following senses, although for the sake of perspicuity, expressed in the neuter form, are really passive; and, as passive, they might have been left to be explicated by the student; but students are sometimes not wakeful, and not observant of the import of v c.) To yield under levigation or rubbing; to break down or fall asunder--a substance: and, fig., To soften down under discipline or instruction; to become obedient or subject under one's hand; to be broken in--man or beast. Pr. उगळला तर परमेश्वर खटला तर शनैश्वर: also to relent or become favorably disposed (i. e. to be rubbed down and mollified): also to reform, or return to rectitude (i. e. to have had his vices rubbed off)--a dissolute or libertine person: also to recover his pristine powers--an imperfectly gelt bull &c.: also to melt into tears, as असो मच्छशिशूनें उगळून ॥ आणून ठेविला पूर्वस्थळीं ॥ or to melt upon; to become propitious and kindly towards.

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