English Meaning of utara

Meaning of 'utara'

m (utarane) Product; quantity finally produced or resulting (as after any operation of making). Ex. mpandhara sera loni kadhavile ntyaca bara sera u0 ala. 2 Correspondence, agreement, tallying (as of different measures). 3 A waving around a person possessed (of a cocoanut, a fowl, some rice &c.) in order to eject the demon: also the articles used in the ceremony. Also removing (of a sickness) by drugs or charmed substances: also the substances employed. 4 Answer or key to an enigma; a stanza corresponding with another in structure, measure, some leading expressions &c., but opposed to it in its doctrine or sentiment: also a stanza or sentence corresponding with another in import, but differing in letter. 5 A copy or transcript: also a counterpart. 6 Ferriage. 7 (Commonly utara) A ferry. 8 (Elliptically for panutara) Disgracing or dishonoring. 9 Cast-off clothes: also clothes taken off to bestow in honor. 10 Wages or cost of gathering (esp. mangoes) from the tree. 11 The vahi or stitched book in which copies (esp. of hundis) are taken.

Meaning of उतारा

m (उतरणें) Product; quantity finally produced or resulting (as after any operation of making). Ex. पंधरा शेर लोणी कढविलें त्याचा बारा शेर उ0 आला. 2 Correspondence, agreement, tallying (as of different measures). 3 A waving around a person possessed (of a cocoanut, a fowl, some rice &c.) in order to eject the demon: also the articles used in the ceremony. Also removing (of a sickness) by drugs or charmed substances: also the substances employed. 4 Answer or key to an enigma; a stanza corresponding with another in structure, measure, some leading expressions &c., but opposed to it in its doctrine or sentiment: also a stanza or sentence corresponding with another in import, but differing in letter. 5 A copy or transcript: also a counterpart. 6 Ferriage. 7 (Commonly उतार) A ferry. 8 (Elliptically for पाणउतारा) Disgracing or dishonoring. 9 Cast-off clothes: also clothes taken off to bestow in honor. 10 Wages or cost of gathering (esp. mangoes) from the tree. 11 The वही or stitched book in which copies (esp. of hunḍís) are taken.

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