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उलटना ulaṭnā[S. परा+वतर् नीयं , rt. वृ त् ,—cf. palaṭnāand lauṭnā], v.t. To overturn, upset, capsize, turn upside down, turn inside out, to invert, reverse; to subvert, overthrow, throw down, ruin, destroy; to throw (as a horse its rider); to turn over, prostrate, bring low, overcome, reduce to a state of helplessness or poverty; to throw up, vomit; to turn up, to dig; to change, pervert (meaning or sense); to recall, retract; to refute, rebut,contradict (anything said, e.g. bāt ulaṭnā); to pour (into); to pour out, empty; to toss or drink off; to send back, to return; to turn over (leaves of a book), go through (a book); to read over again; to revolve (in the mind); to transpose; to translate; to counteract; to act contrary to (orders, etc.), to disobey; to reverse (a decision); to cancel, rescind;—v.n. To be overturned, to be turned upside down, etc.; to topple over, to upset; to roll over, fall down; to change; to be changed, perverted, misrepresented, misconstrued; to be reversed or transferred (as a charm); to be dug up; to go or come back, to return; to turn (against, -se), revolt (from), rebel (against); to have (one's) head turned, to become proud; to be perturbed or agitated (the heart); to go mad; to be reduced to wretchedness or poverty, to be ruined, become bankrupt:—ulaṭ-paṛnā, v.n. To fall down, fall over, etc. (=ulaṭnā); to turn (upon or against, -par), to be opposed (to); to flock (to, -meṅ), go in crowds (to):—ulaṭ-jānā, v.n.=ulaṭnā, and is the more common form:—ulaṭ-denā, v.t. intensive of ulaṭnā, and is the more common form:—ulaṭ-ḍālnā, v.t. intensive of ulaṭnā:—ulaṭ-ke, adv. Over again, e.g. ulaṭ-ke kahnā, To say over again, to repeat.