اكھڑنا

उखड़ना ukhaṛnā[S. उद्+कषर् णीयं ; see ukhāṛna], v.n. To be rooted up or out, be plucked up or out, be extracted, be dug up, be extirpated; to be wiped out, effaced; to be scattered, dispersed; to be pulled down, razed, demolished, etc.; to break up; to be struck (a tent); to slip out, be dislocated (a bone); to be pulled, torn or ripped off; to be broken or severed (as friendship); to become alienated or estranged; to become displeased or offended (with, -se); to be seared, frightened, driven away, etc. to be discouraged, disheartened, turned from, diverted, dissuaded, etc.; to make off, decamp, abscond, slink off, etc.; to be dismissed, sent adrift, etc.; to come undone, unravelled, unstitched, etc.; to come out, fall off or out (as the stone of a ring); to fall of, decline; to lose credit or reputation; to fail of (one's word); to sing or play out of tune; to be unsteady, shaky, straggling, irregular, inconsistent, etc. (see ukhṛā); to be cut, carved, or engraved (on, -par); to be stamped, impressed, etc.:—ukhaṛnā-pukhaṛnā= ukhaṛnā: ukhaṛ-jānā, v.n. intens. of ukhaṛnā, and the more common form.