English Meaning of sidha

Meaning of 'sidha'

m (siddha S through H) Undressed rice or corn and fuel to dress it; as taken on a journey, as sent to another's house, as given to a mendicant, guest, dunning peon &c.: also undressed rice or corn more generally. Note. sidha is derived from siddha as well as sidori, a word resembling it in form and sound, but opposing it in sense; but whilst sidori draws its applications from the sense (of siddha) Prepared or made ready, sidha is formed from the sense Ready at hand, ready in the cornbin or the house.

Meaning of शिधा

m (सिद्ध S through H) Undressed rice or corn and fuel to dress it; as taken on a journey, as sent to another's house, as given to a mendicant, guest, dunning peon &c.: also undressed rice or corn more generally. Note. शिधा is derived from सिद्ध as well as शिदोरी, a word resembling it in form and sound, but opposing it in sense; but whilst शिदोरी draws its applications from the sense (of सिद्ध) Prepared or made ready, शिधा is formed from the sense Ready at hand, ready in the cornbin or the house.

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