English Meaning of kacca

Meaning of 'kacca'

a ( H) Unripe, undressed, unboiled, uncooked, raw. 2 fig. Rude, rough, unfinished--an account, a draught, a work. 3 Crude, immature, undigested--a plot or a counsel. 4 Imperfectly known or acquired--an art or a science: also imperfectly skilled, practised, or versed--a person. 5 Young, tender, weak--understanding &c. 6 Minor, smaller, less--a measure or weight, a stage, a kos &c. among others. 7 This word is used in endless modifications, literal and metaphorical, of the sense Raw, crude, imperfect, or deficient: e. g. Unvarnished, unembellished, undressed up; naked or bare; just as taking place--occurrences or the narration of them. In this sense are kacca-majakura-lihine-ṃvarttamana-batami-hakikata- kaiphiyata; i. e. cursorily sketched or drawn up or out, rough, rude. In this sense are kaccatala-talebanda- kirda-jamabandi-baba-hiseba-berija and countless others; unfinished, uncompleted, unclosed, unperfected;--used as a common term for the numbers constituting the product of the multiplication together of two terms in the Rule of three. These numbers are kacce, the operation of Division by the third term not having been performed. The numbers or number after this operation (i. e. the quotient) are termed pakke or pakka. Full exemplification may perhaps be better afforded by marginal arrangement. See therefore the words in order.

Meaning of कच्चा

a ( H) Unripe, undressed, unboiled, uncooked, raw. 2 fig. Rude, rough, unfinished--an account, a draught, a work. 3 Crude, immature, undigested--a plot or a counsel. 4 Imperfectly known or acquired--an art or a science: also imperfectly skilled, practised, or versed--a person. 5 Young, tender, weak--understanding &c. 6 Minor, smaller, less--a measure or weight, a stage, a kos &c. among others. 7 This word is used in endless modifications, literal and metaphorical, of the sense Raw, crude, imperfect, or deficient: e. g. Unvarnished, unembellished, undressed up; naked or bare; just as taking place--occurrences or the narration of them. In this sense are कच्चा-मजकूर-लिहिणें-वर्त्तमान-बातमी-हकिकत- कैफियत; i. e. cursorily sketched or drawn up or out, rough, rude. In this sense are कच्चाताळा-ताळेबंद- कीर्द-जमाबंदी-बाब-हिशेब-बेरीज and countless others; unfinished, uncompleted, unclosed, unperfected;--used as a common term for the numbers constituting the product of the multiplication together of two terms in the Rule of three. These numbers are कच्चे, the operation of Division by the third term not having been performed. The numbers or number after this operation (i. e. the quotient) are termed पक्के or पक्का. Full exemplification may perhaps be better afforded by marginal arrangement. See therefore the words in order.

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