اتار

उतार utār[S. उद्+तार, rt. ततऋ ् ], s.m. Lit. 'Transporting over or across;' ford, ferry; ferriage; descent, decline; declension; declination; incline, slope, declivity, down-hill; a come-down, fall, disgrace, dishonour; decrease, diminution, abatement, alleviation, subsiding; decay; reduction, falling off, depression, fall (of prices, etc.); ebb-tide, lowwater; down-stream;—alms, charity, expiation by alms or offerings of a violated oath; copy, duplicate (=utārā):—adj. The lowest, least, most inferior (of,—se, e.g. Singāroṅ-meṅjo sab-se hai wǒh utār):—utār-ćaṛhā`o, s.m. Descent and ascent, undulation (of land), ups and downs (of a road, or of fortune); decrease and increase, rise and fall, fluctuation (of prices, etc.); remission and exacerbation (of fever, anger, intoxication, etc.); ebb and flow (of a tide); higher and lower notes (of music); ascending and descending (scale); vicissitudes (of fortune); variation, alternation of hope and fear, or of loss and gain, or of good and evil, etc.;—shift, subterfuge, artifice, trick, fraud, deception:—utār-ćaṛhā`o batānā, v.t. To make artful, wily, etc. suggestions; to cozen, deceive:—utār-ćaṛhā`o denā(-ko), Idem:—utār-ćaṛhā`o karnā, v.t. To practise shifts, subterfuges, etc.; to plan, scheme; to cozen, cheat:—utār-sutār, s.m. Alleviation, relief, ease, comfort; remedy; discharge, liquidation (of a debt); fulfilment (of a vow, etc.).