English Meaning of ukala

Meaning of 'ukala'

m (ukalane) Water in which some acid substance, salt, and a piece of copper have been boiled together;--given, to promote vomiting, to one that has swallowed poison. 2 A decoction of medicinal herbs; an extract: also generally, the water in which a thing has been boiled. 3 Ebullition. 4 Gathering in (of sums due): also the sums gathered. 5 A right of the Village-officers upon the garden-stuff brought in;--the right of taking a mbacakabhara or handful.

Meaning of उकाळा

m (उकळणें) Water in which some acid substance, salt, and a piece of copper have been boiled together;--given, to promote vomiting, to one that has swallowed poison. 2 A decoction of medicinal herbs; an extract: also generally, the water in which a thing has been boiled. 3 Ebullition. 4 Gathering in (of sums due): also the sums gathered. 5 A right of the Village-officers upon the garden-stuff brought in;--the right of taking a बचकभर or handful.

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