ادهار

उƨार uddhār (and H. उधार udhār), s.m. Debt; loan; trust, credit; obligation; deduction; discharge, release, extrication, deliverance, redemption, salvation; raising up from any place or state:—udhār denā, v.t. To lend; give on credit, or give credit; to discharge a debt:—udhār karnā, v.t. To rescue, extricate (from, -se), save, etc.; to effect the removal (of, -kā); to remove, do away with:—udhār-kākāg̠aẕ, s.m. Note of hand, bond:—udhār khānā, To live on credit:—udhār-khāye baiṭhnā(-ke ūpar), To treat (one) as a mortal enemy, to become (one's) mortal enemy:—udhār lenā, v.t. To contract a debt; to borrow, take a loan; to take on credit:—udhār māngnā, v.t. To ask on loan, to borrow:—uddhāror udhār honāor ho-jānā, To be in debt; to owe; to be out on loan, be lent; to be released (from, -se, an obligation, etc.); to be liberated, discharged; to be delivered or extricated (from danger, difficulties, etc.).